let me make a small defense about the wage council, the wage council. ries in the new government have some fundamental differences compared to the previous one. for example, let's check a statistic together from 1396 to 1400. we had 11 meetings of the rights council. in the first two years of the 13th government, how many meetings did we have, 34 meetings, if this process was implemented correctly, and as the saying goes, it was implemented correctly in the past , it would not come to the point that our laws are not enough now , if we use the same thing that is included in the law , the article 74, which has left the dignity of the salary position , if we had implemented the same, this would not have happened , mr. mehrian, let me tell you something. criticizing does not mean that there are definitely many positive points in this government in this parliament. i will even tell you this statistic that an interpretation and a concept that has recently been put forward under the name of the gini coefficient of our rights is a coefficient. we have a genie in

council, is present. i also have mr. tajik, a member of the workers' representative wage committee in the supreme labor council . mr. javani, let me start with this question : mr. javani , you are in favor of setting salaries regionally, why in the name of god? it should be determined , i mentioned in my note that, looking at inflation, it should provide the minimum livelihood of a household. in any case, in the last 30 years, the last 3 years, this debate has not been taken into account, this year even from the last two years. this work was on hand in the meeting, it caused various researches to be carried out. finally, in the recent meeting that we were working on, shaal decided that this should be investigated in the banana committee and the specialized committee , and the researches that had been conducted should be reviewed, and the result would finally be in shawali. we are waiting for my second meeting which is tomorrow. on monday, these specialized and challenging discussions will be examined, god willing , they will be discussed in the summary meeting and the next meeting. since you are participating in the

council, are present. also, mr. tajik, member of the wage committee and representative of workers in the supreme labor council. i want to start with mr. javani and this question, mr. javani, do you agree to determine salaries regionally? why? in the name of god, i offer my courtesy and greetings to you and dear viewers. article 41 of the new labor law states that bananas should be determined based on different regions or industries. in hashem's note. mentioned which, looking at inflation, should provide the minimum livelihood of a household, anyway, in the last 30 years, this discussion of different industries and different people has not been taken into account. various things have been done. finally, in the recent meeting where we had a discussion, he approved this and that the banana committee and the specialized committee should review the researches that have been done. and the result will finally be presented in the work show, and now we are waiting for my second meeting, which is tomorrow , monday, to examine these specialized and cha

wage for all according to this law. it has been suggested by ali khodayi, a labor member of the supreme labor council , according to article 41 of the labor law, determining the minimum wage should be based on the cost of living and the inflation rate. if we really want to comply with the legal obligations , first we should raise the basic requirements and then other legal obligations. first, the minimum living expenses, ie the workers' livelihood basket, must be determined. fatemeh aziz khavani, an expert at the majlis research center. because in determining the national wage, the cost of living in all regions is calculated equally, both the workers of big cities and the workers of deprived areas are discriminated against. workers in big cities cannot make a minimum living. employers in low-income areas cannot pay the approved minimum wage. this species to recruit informal workers take action that is not in the interest of the workers. hadi abui, secretary of the high center of trade unions. wherever the workers are paid more wages, the workers migrate to that place so that they may live better. these decisions currently

wage. well, the ministry of labor, as the head of the supreme labor council, is discussing the wage . it raises this issue . where is the social security of the sub-category? mr. javani, the sub-category is nowhere. he came and said, "i am against it, because i don't have the infrastructure. i say that when social security violates and fails like you said , it cannot accept what consequences it will have for the worker later. forgive me. you will pay the difference later, or my servant. well, mr. jovani, because you are referring to the infrastructure. what kind of infrastructure do we need? i don't accept it because we don't know the problem. the answer is because we don't know. delete the problem. you say that you say that i don't know what the implications are. we can deal with the issue , we were opposed to the implementation once and without any demands without research . now i have a question in all the meetings that were held by the committee . you are convinced that the regional position is the implementation. we are still not able to say one word or another word, mr as an ira

don't plan with the atlantic councils, the wages center. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. in the us state of alabama is planning to carry out the 1st execution of a prisoner using a controversial new method which involves pumping nitrogen gas through a mask to deprive him of oxygen state claims. the procedure will be humane, but critics call it cool and experimental. kenneth eugene smith was sentenced to death for a murder commitment in 1988 us supreme court has refused to block his execution. americans states which impose the death sentence of sort of new methods of killing drugs normally used for lethal injections have become hodge to obtain a cast and director of medical ethics at n y u long gone medical center in new york city joins us now. welcome to the program, why is execution using nitrogen, nitrogen gas so controversial? thanks for having me. it's usually co traversal because we don't have any data or comments about what its impact is on a human being in terms of how to administer it. kind of masked to use the kind of time that one can expect for it to

in seattle delivery services like door dash hiking fees because of minimum wage laws by city council. minimum wage stands at $19.97 an hour. delivery services rely on those gig workers raising their prices reducing benefits because of increased costs. they because the pay hike extreme, say it's drivers will earn $26.40 per hour before tips plus mileage for time on delivery. uber says not only will customers face higher costs but it will result in the loss of thousands of orders for small businesses in the seattle area. pricing themselves out. stuart: elon musk wants more control over tesla before he moves forward with ai advancements. details on that. the price of oil going up as tensions rise in the middle east. will be see one hundred dollars a barrel? i will speak to the ceo of american petroleum institute even though oil is down $0.83, we are talking one hundred dollar a barrel oil. we will be back. ♪ in a rocky mountain setting? spanning over 280,000 acres, three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy private skiing with 23 runs for every level. kick back

a bay area city is waging into the war. alameda city councilated and her public comment on a city called for a cease-fire in gaza. the discussion came after the mayor of alameda wrote a letter urging the federal government to pause a cease-fire in the war and that letter also condemns the october 7th attacks by hamas and recognizes israel's need to protect its citizens. dozens of people attended the meeting and some showed support , others voicing criticism. >> this is something where is right for us to make our voices heard to lobby federal officials , if you all are saying, no, that is fine. it makes me wonder what did we learn from history? >> this city council must continue to always strive to be a neutral arbiter of discussion and discourse that we cannot take one side over the other, but we need to balance the view and i believe this letter fails in that regard. >> in the end, council members did not vote on the letter itself and instead another councilmember made a motion to support legislation in congress and right now that was made a s

wage theft. the city council unanimously approved new rules that prevent contractors and developers from obtainingicates if they have unpaid wage judgments against them. these violations include workers getting paid below minimum wage and no breaks. >> but unfortunately, construction workers are exploited on a daily basis on a very consistent basis. you have the opportunity today to turn the tide. >> i'd also like to call there are exemptions for projects that are less than 10,000ft!s. >> the council will take a final vote at a later date. >> our time now 956, and the number of students enrolling in college is going up now. after going down during the pandemic, a new report finds. undergrad enrollment grew 1% for the reason fall semester first time it's gone up since the pandemic began. community colleges saw the highest growth about 2.6. private colleges also saw a small increase piece. and the fix is coming to the free. the free application for federal student aid. and it could provide more help to the applicants. the education department is expected to fix an error to the fafsa and where the sy

wage-price spiral. so we would not expect to see it in q1, especially since our data are already pointing to a softening in the labor market there. i think governing councilombination of the mistake underlying inflation pressures coming off, together with an easing in nominal wage growth, just the base case, that will give them more confidence that actually they can start really thinking more about adjusting more peak rates. guy: good to see you. good set up for tomorrow. katherine neiss, european economist joining us. the european markets are done and dusted. a rally into the the ftse 100 finishes up by .5%. a similar story on the continent. a lot could change tomorrow. why could it? we are awaiting the u.s. jobs reports. sub, 2000, potentially, but we have seen claims coming weaker than expected today. i.e., the market looks strong. what does that tell us, if anything, about we should expect -- about what we should expect tomorrow? you're going to find out. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey you, with the small business... ...whoa... you've got all kinds of bright ideas, that your customers need to know about. constant contact makes it easy. with everything from

wage theft. the city council unanimously approved new rules that prevent contractors and developers from obtainingupancy certificates if they have unpaid wage judgments against them. those violations range from workers getting paid below minimum wage to no rest breaks. >> but unfortunately, construction workers are exploited on a daily basis on a very consistent basis. you have the opportunity today to turn the tide. i'd also like to call. >> now there are exceptions for protections that are under 10,000ft!s. >> the council will take a final vote at a later date. the warriors return to the court at chase center last night and defeated the atlanta hawks, 134 to 112. prior to the game, the players honored their assistant coach, deion milojevic, who died suddenly during a team dinner on the week before the game. ktvu jana katsuyama reports with more on the emotional ceremony that they held before the game. >> we dedicate this game to his memory. >> the big smile of warriors assistant coach deion milojevic, known as coach dickey, appeared on the big screen at chase center, a beautiful but painful remi

operate is limited in this, and a monopoly was created, and now they demand wages from the salary of the hand and the hako council in the bargaining system, because we are a small group in the country. to do this, we should get higher salaries, they say that we should fix that root , right, not only the arjabi system worked , our higher education system is also a budget system, he should explain that knowledge, now you don't understand exactly for example, we have few doctors, we have to pay them 200 million salaries, i accept that this year, not the next 5 years, not the next 10 years, because of the necessity that exists in the society, these payments are based on my exceptions and i ask for compensation based on equality but when we realize that we are facing a shortage in a job , our ministry of science should think about the development of that field . which are now actually devices with high rights from a legal point of view, these are not special , nor are they exempted from the civil service management law. why do they have a high salary because they have the power of allocation in their own hands? it is

wage theft. the city council unanimously approved new rules that prevent contract owners and developers from obtainingcy certificates. if they have unpaid wage judgments against them. these violations include the workers being paid below minimum wage and having no breaks. >> but unfortunately, construction workers are exploited on a daily basis on a very consistent basis. you have the opportunity today to turn the tide. >> now there are exemptions for projects that are less than 10,000ft!s. the city council wil take a final vote at a later date time at 758. the number of students enrolling in college is going up after going down during the pandemic. a new report says undergrad enrollment grew 1% for the more recent fall semester. it's the first time it's gone up since the pandemic began. community colleges saw the most growth by about 2.6. private colleges also saw a small increase and a fundraiser for a san mateo county nonprofit organization has now been canceled. the paci dream machines event, showcased hotrillionods military vehicles, aircraft and farm machinery. normally, it's held in late april

wages without doing justice. on august 20, 2019, the supreme council of justice dismissed him.time as a judge, andriy ivaneshchuk and his family were able to build and furnish not only this luxurious estate. as of 2017, the former judge also owned a five-room apartment of 267 m2, also in the center kherson his mother had another house, an office, non-residential premises. elite real estate. was also with the father, who managed to escape the prison of anatoly ivanyshchuk. the current whereabouts of this large successful family is unknown. according to the sources of the publication most , they left. and probably to the crimea even at the beginning of the occupation of southern ukraine. the security service of ukraine and the national anti-corruption bureau exposed a corruption scheme in the belgorod-dniester city court of odesa region. with the help of which the men could leave the territory after paying a bribe of ukraine. for $35, decisions were made in court that fictitiously determined the place of residence of minor children by husband. this gave the right to the military.

council. we have no objection at all to the increase in wages. the government that opposes this should know that. we all have no objection to the increase in wages. in addition , this year we saw that this increase did not work. we did most of it ourselves without the government that is now the government of workers and employers . they can argue, the employer has no objection, i will understand this from now on. beloved, let us know that this is not our fault, the discussion that exists the reason is that the price we have is increasing, not because we want to sell grams, the reason is that the amount of liquidity in our society is increasing. it was 63 thousand billion tomans in the whole society. they say that now i have 1000 billion tomans, but now it is 1000 billion tomans. it is easier. 63. the first effort of mr. rouhani's government was 450. please help. first, mr. president's government became 4,000. now that we are talking to you , it has exceeded 7,500. have this a formula in 1911 with the total volume of liquidity multiplied by our li

the use of little force, it's the right to wage a war, which is only permissible under international law, either when it's authorized by the security council, or in order to respond to a inmint attack, so people could say, yeah, but what hamas did on the 7th of october was attack? the point is that the context matters, the context and neither israel nor uh the us and other um uncognitional supporters of israel do not want to pose and think of the context is that of an occupation that has lasted 56 years and has translated into oppression and many violations of international law, so there is a consolidated jurisprudence of the international court of justice, the supreme organ of the of the of the united nations, which recognizes the threats, the security threat that's emanates for israel against israel from the occupied palestian territory, but at the same time it says, israel cannot claim the right to self-defense in the sense cannot wage a war. against the people it maintains under occupation, so israel was allowed to use to respond to the attack and to use force, but it it had to do within the limit of the laws and occupying power, which

wages is still happening. they may strike. a berkeley city council member is stepping down after being harassed.4. education funds in california could take a hit. the governor says his budget proposal is $291 billion. it comes where california is facing a nearly $38 billion deficit. public education leaders are bracing for cuts. the california school board association is trying to protect schools. the group is advocating for the state to dip into the reserve dedicated to education or opt to cut programs not yet funded. we will post more details from the governor's proposed budget at nbcbayarea.com. >>> a council member is stepping down. the announcement was made this week. he says he is ending his campaign to become berkeley's next mayor. he says one reason he is resigning is people have harassed him for supporting the student housing plan. uc berkeley cleared it to make way for the project last week. he became the youngest person elected to berkeley city council five years ago. an election must be held to fill his seat. >>> cal state university faculty members are promising a strike in days. la

the use of little force, it's the right to wage a war which is only a permissible under international law, either when it's authorized by the security council or in order to respond to eminent attack, so people could say, yeah, but what hamas? indeed on the 7th of october was attack, the point is that the context matters, the context and neither israel nor the us and other um unconditional supporters of israel do not want to pose and think of the context is that of an occupation that has lasted 56 years and has translated into oppression and many violations of international law, so the... is the consolidated jurisprudence of the international court of justice, the supreme organ of the of the of the united nations, which recognizes the threats, the security threat that imanates for israel against israel from the occupied palestinan territory, but at the same time it says israel cannot claim the right to self-defense in the sense cannot wage a war against the people it maintains under occupation, so... israel was allowed to use to respond to the attack and to use force, but it it had to do within the limit of the law as and occupying power, w

he previously substitute as an equal council for our and, and also raymond johnson is the secretary general of the wage and people's aid, which has provided humanitarian assistance in the gaza strip. now for more than 35 years, he's also a full mental region state secretary for foreign affairs. welcome a gentleman to program today. thank you for joining us on inside story. somebody i'm going to stop with you because you're on the ground the in the gaza strip. can you describe for us what we're on means to people that in gaza and maybe give us a summary of, of the reaction that you've been hearing to both the, the is really allegations that we've been hearing and the stockings by one row. i think when we are talking about or another while hitting guys us today we are talking about like kind of the government for that if you z because the is, i don't know, i provide every thing. yeah. for that it's easy. everything got that, you know, in go to 70, out of out of 70 percent of the nation here. refugees from 1948 so that the overall provides many services like education, healthcare, even they have food that

wage against the peaceful people of god. loopo. this is what, let me underscore the on screen council needs to continue discharging it's mandates and i'm calling for assist by otherwise we have no guarantee that there won't be a resumption in hostilities or even an intensification there off unless we have these guarantees of government just like unless we see i'm speaking with mentation of you in decisions about the establishment of the hosting and the state board discussions about the day off the not only premature the english and potential donors who could invest in the future of construction. i've got to understand this full well, when we do come to talking about the parameters of the day after we should take the following 2 factors into consideration, their principal importance. first of all, the consolidation of results on the part of the posting and people themselves. posting agents who have not had the opportunity to establish a state to for decades the other way and they now deserve for this issue to be resolved. and we would use the 1st and the main prerequisite. and therefore this is the unity of the palestinian nation. w

council, writes person. listen, top management, russian post has dealt a blow to the domestic labor market and the interests of the citizens of our country. reducing wagesompletely deliberate step, the purpose of which is to remove russian citizens from the industry and replace them with more accommodating labor migrants from central asia. remind you that in any country, including russia, mail is a strategic industry. moreover, russian post is a system-forming enterprise that provides a number of special tasks and employs a large part of the country’s citizens. now put the two things together and count, the number of abortions since the nineties is those today. the very same working hands that are missing, and add to this the impossibility of russians returning to russia in order to live, obtain citizenship and work for the good of the country, what an army of missed opportunities emerges, and the places of the unborn, and those who cannot return, are taken migrants, because there really aren’t enough working groups, but by and large ... this is exactly what is called a hybrid war, playing the long game. we've talked about this many times, not one click

wages, according to the state comptroller's office. one citizens group, accountable daly city disapproves of the raise and called on the city council toect it. >> we have a deficit in the city and it would not be prudent for any of us to approve. >> as the mayor of daly city, i can say without any hesitation that mr. piccolotti is worth his salary and much more. >> after discussion and public comment, they ultimately approved the increase with three out of four in agreement happening tomorrow. >> this year's oscar nominations will be announced. everyone wants to know which films are in the running for best picture and all the rest, of course, here's a live look from hollywood boulevard in los angeles and the dolby theater, where the red carpetou for the big event. tomorrow's nominations will start at 5:30 a.m. you can watch them live on abc seven mornings. good morning america. we'll have a full breakdown and industry talk right after that. then don't miss the red carpet. the academy awards, hosted by jimmy kimmel on sunday, march 10th, starting at a new earlier time this year 4 p.m. we'll see you tomorrow. who's nominated? >> that's

is on the minimum wage or whose salary is lower, the government can give him a salary increase of, for example, 30%. purchase rate approval. the guarantee of wheat in the pricing council is 1,750 tomans per kilo of the minister of agricultural jihad. this price has been set to support farmers and is in line with the world price. martyrdom of 163 palestinians in the last day and night attacks by the zionists, grounding the war machine of the zionist occupiers in the south and withdrawal in the north of the gaza strip. with the intensification of the conflicts, life returned to the ruins of juvalia camp with the retreat of the invaders . thank god that life continues. god helps us . already here, the success of the basic knowledge in localizing the laser positioning device with the ability to identify remote points is a very useful device. in mapping and military industries, it can determine the location accuracy up to one millimeter, which can have both civil and military applications. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten the dawn . good night, dear and respected viewers of the news se

wages, according to the state comptroller's office. one citizens group, accountable daly city disapproves of the raise and called on the city council towe have a deficit in the city and it would not be prudent for any of us to approve. >> as the mayor of daly city, i can say without any hesitation that mr. piccolotti is worth his salary and much more. >> after discussion and public comment, they ultimately approved the increase with three out of four in agreement happening tomorrow. >> this year's oscar nominations will be announced. everyone wants to know which films are in the running for best picture and all the rest, of course, here's a live look from hollywood boulevard in los angeles and the dolby theater, where the red carpet will be rolled out for the big event. tomorrow's nominations will start at 5:30 a.m. you can watch them live on abc seven mornings. good morning america. we'll have a full breakdown and industry talk right after that. then don't miss the red carpet. the academy awards, hosted by jimmy kimmel on sunday, march 10th, starting at a new earlier time this year 4 p.m. we'll see you tomorrow. who's nominated? >> t

wages prices of every american, 215 million strong. they can't it well, they do it poorly. and the weight of that is harmful. it's it's it's graphically shown in docum by. the councilited states. what about the additional question, though? does the government properly in this country or elsewhere ensu competition by other devices? i'm not talking about price wage control, but ensuring competition rather than permitting price fixing or agreements and monopoly. what do you say about i feel the government properly acts in that area. it must the government must be there. ensure competition. the rn enough. look, the antitrust law, you talk about a the implementation of the antitrust regulations in the united states between the department of justice and the ftc. it's a it's patchwork mess. there isn't any logic to it. people know what to do. they don't. they get answers there inhibit it from from mergers and consolidations. that would make a lot sense from the standpoint of the consumer and would make even more sense from the point of multinational corporations. i think that one of the points you're making is that it's very hard for the government to intervene in a very

the security council of the united nations and about the organization of the united nations organization itself. and russia has violated most of the articles of the un charter, it is wagingutal and aggressive war against ukraine. how long will the un tolerate russia and lavrov? you know, i have to listen to all this propaganda nonsense. er, well, since we have to know the enemy, as they say, in the face, unfortunately, the answer to your question, mr. sergey, the negative will, unfortunately, for the organization of the united nations in the form in which it exists today, endure this mockery of common sense, you see, you rightly called him a modern ribentrop, but there is one difference from then. the world did not listen to ribbentrop, the nazi reibbentrop, but to today's, unfortunately , based on the structures of this organization, the world must listen, and must listen to his absolute lies, which you already know, do not penetrate any eternal boundaries, but everyone is watching and forced to pretend that they are talking about something... somewhere they will think and consult. before his speech on behalf of the un deputy secretary general for disarmament affairs, t

wages prices of every american, 215 million strong. they can't it well, they do it poorly. and the weight of that is harmful. it's it's it's graphically shown in document issued by. the council of economic advisers in the united states. what about the additional question, though? does the government properly in this country or elsewhere ensure competition by other devices? i'm not talking about price wage control, but ensuring competition rather than permitting price fixing or agreements and monopoly. what do you say about i feel the government properly acts in that area. it must the government must be there. ensure competition. the government's not smart enough. look, the antitrust law, you talk about a the implementation of the antitrust regulations in the united states between the department of justice and the ftc. it's a it's patchwork mess. there isn't any logic to it. people know what to do. they don't. they get answers there inhibit it from from mergers and consolidations. that would make a lot sense from the standpoint of the consumer and would make even more sense from the point of multinational corporations. i think that one of the points you're making is that it's

. >>> ecb governing council member says the central bank should cut rates sooner rather than later telling policymakers don't need to wait for the wage data to understand from the path of inflation. we heard from a number of members. on friday, the french newspaper was told that the ecb could cut at any point this year. meanwhile, galhau insisted the officials need to see proof of slowing wage growth in the eurozone before interest rates can be lowered. >>> we are looking forward to another big week for economic data. first reading of the eurozone on tuesday and the bank of england on wednesday and thursday. and then the all important u.s. jobs report on friday. a big couple of days for markets coming up. >>> elsewhere, shares of evergrande have been halted from trade after the company was ordered to liquidate from the hong kong court in $3 billion in liabilities. emily tan has this report. >> reporter: evergrande has been ordered to wind up by the judge who said enough is enough. chinese media is reporting that the company president said evergrande will cooperate in o accordance with the law. shares will not affect operations with t

waging an unjust war against ukraine , well, actually, about the everyday life of this war, and especially how, unfortunately, civilian objects and settlements are suffering, we will talk with bohdan tkachuk, deputy of the kharkiv district council. mr. bohdan. i greet you, i greet you, good evening, glad to see and hear, well, let 's talk about the process itself, first i will ask about the security situation as of the evening of the last day, the most important thing what happened, where did the enemy attack , what is the current situation with the consequences of enemy attacks, please, well, i can say that for the last three days, and the picture has not changed, the city itself has not been shelled, and combat clashes are going on along the border, these are strikes artillery, this is... kabama strikes by aviation, the vovchan direction, the settlements around it, then the kupyan direction, that is, every day there are approximately 15 settlements that the russian army attacked in one way or another, in addition to to this you can add more attacks, each during the day, three or four attempts were made to storm our senkivka, petro-pavlivka, to go to kupyansk, but it all did not go through, but there are attempts, attacks are

waging a revolutionary war, and the revolution has always promoted people with insufficient education, but competence, frunze, take who created the red army, trotsky, that's why? meeting of the supreme state councilw, in general, the program for strengthening our union state was implemented, that is, time has passed, a decree was signed, 28 programs were implemented and now preparations are already underway for a meeting of our two leaders, a decree has been signed. “chabats was one of the main enemies of the union state, key, key, he did not hesitate to say this to the president’s face, but how much harm they did here behind the scenes, just let’s think about it, that’s who oversaw not just integration, in principle , economic relations with post-soviet states, you had such a prime minister kasyanov, i think he was prime minister for five years, two, that’s exactly 2%, but you can you imagine what kind of policy he could pursue in this direction? economic, where all these gas disputes come from , there was another such adviser, ilarionov, also for about 5 years, not to mention the yeltsin period of the nineties, when everything was destroyed, and destroyed not just in relations with leaders, but

waging in gaza. you are trying to force a vote in congress that would direct the state department to look into whether israel is using u.s. equipment to violate the u.n. security councilirby said, we do not believe this resolution is the right vehicle to address these issues. the israelis have indicated they are preparing to transition their operations to a much lower intensity, and we believe that transition will be helpful in reducing civilian casualties and increasing humanitarian assistance. what do you say to that? >> i strongly disagree. jake, we have got, as americans, we have to take a very deep breath. what is going on in gaza right now is a horrendous, humanitarian catastrophe. we're looking at 23,000 people who have been killed. almost 60,000 have been wounded. and 2/3 of the people who have been killed are women and children. you're looking at 70% of the housing units in gaza that have been destroyed. jake, if i used the word dresden, germany to you, you think about the destruction of that city during world war ii. what is going on in gaza in three months is worse than what took place there in germany over two years. this is a catastrophe. and now, accordi

waging in gaza. you're trying to direct the u.s. state department to look floor whether israel is using u.s. equipment or assistance to violate human rights standards in gaza. the spokesperson for the national security councilohn kirby responded to your plan saying, quote, we do not believe that this resolution is the right vehicle to address these issues and we don't think now is the right time. the israelis will have a much lower transition and reducing civilian casualties and increasing humanitarian assistance. unquote. what do you say to that? >> i strongly disagree. jake, we've got as americans to take a very deep breath. what is going on in gaza right now is a horrendous humanitarian catastrophe. we're looking at 23,000 people who have been killed, almost 60,000 have been wounded and two-thirds of the people willed can women and children. you're looking at 70% of the housing units in gaza that have been destroyed. if i use the word dresden, germany, you think about the horrific destruction of that city, what is going on in gaza now in three months is worse than what took place in dresden over a two-year period. this is a catastrophe. and now according to the united i nations, after you have 1.9 people

council. >> so we have seen over the last few months a broad-based increase in consumer sentiment the way folks are looking at the economy. we've long thought that as wages were growing faster than prices, as wealth continues to increase, even after adjusting for inflation, that that would start to affect how consumers think about the economy, and the data we got is an early indication that is in fact happening. >> economic success is not perfectly distributed. in the bay area we have a lot of news about layoffs. those layoffs are less connected to the economy as a whole and more connected to the flow of money in silicon valley specifically. that doesn't make it hurt any less, but that's why we have record growth, record stock markets and layoffs all at the same time. >>> the tech investor tim draper says he would hold a fundraiser for republican candidate nikki haley at his home next month, in the meantime he and his friends got together to record a love song for her called the nikki haley anthem. ♪♪ ♪ we need you nikki right now ♪ ♪ to lead our nation ♪ >> all right, so i was able to identify some of the people. the singer there -- well, the singer on

wage violations from building anything in san jose. the new law comes after the 2018 silvery tower scandal, where immigrant workers were forced to build luxury condos downtown. the new rule will go before the city councilext week. >> neighbors in vallejo are raising concerns over a water main that has been leaking for weeks. they claim that the water department said it doesn't have enough staffing to fix it. abc seven news reporter ryan curry visited vallejo for a story you'll see only on abc seven. >> you may think the reason indiana and marin streets in vallejo are wet is because of the recentrillionain. it's actually because of this. a water main neighbors here say has been damaged and leaking for weeks. >> yeah, we have a little creek, and, uh, i don't see any fish in it or anything worthwhile, though. you know, sam kirsch says he reported the leak to the vallejo water department six weeks ago. >> but was told shortly after they can't fix it. >> five days later, i get a phone call from them saying they have the incident documented, but because of manpower shortage, they can't commit to when they're going to come fix it. >> he also tried to bring it to the city's attention. weeks later, he is still

people on minimum wage, rather than reforming the system, rather than paying workers more, rather than paying workers more, rather than paying workers more, rather than giving councils so they can give the companies to money companies more to money professionalise care professionalise the social care workforce . so happening workforce. so what's happening again? conservatives using mass immigration to stop, to stop them from having to actually fix them from having to actually fix the underlying problem. and i think people there watching the underlying problem. and i thin show ple there watching the underlying problem. and i thin show ple see there watching the underlying problem. and i thin show ple see what'satching the underlying problem. and i thin show ple see what's goingg the show can see what's going on.andi the show can see what's going on. and i think they're sick of this debate being curtailed by people screaming at them , saying people screaming at them, saying they're simply for they're far right simply for raising these problems. >> that's largely, >> i think that's largely, largely terms your largely fair in terms of your critique on left. and i've cri

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wage violations from building anything in san jose. that new law comes after the 2018 silver tower scandal, where immigrant workers were forced to build luxury condos downtown. the new rule will go before the city council on an alarming explosion at an apartment complex in fremont. >> police say the blast came from a possible drug lab inside one of the units. some people are staying in hotels because of the chemical danger. a man checked himself into kaiser san leandro yesterday afternoon. the hospital says that when the patient arrived, a dozen staff members reported feeling nauseous. alameda county fire department hazmat team responded, prompting the emergency department to close. for about 4.5 hours. the substance is still under investigation. >> ian neighbors in vallejo are raising concerns over a water main break that's been leaking for weeks. the leak stretches for blocks on indiana street between sacramento and marin streets. sorry, i think we have the wrong video here. one neighbor says he reported about six weeks ago. sam kirshen says the water department told him they don't have enough staffing to fix it. he says he has tried multiple times to get the city to make repairs. korshin says this r

wage jobs locally. that's what not what they're interested in, not this nonsense. and camden councilves. >> say that? >> well, can i just say that? absolutely. of course. council councils should seek value for money. the best possible deal for people who pay their council tax . but this is for people who pay their council tax. but this is just an additional consideration . it additional consideration. it doesn't mean that councils are going to make this the primary consideration. it's just one other consideration . other consideration. >> and of course it will be really interesting though peter, wouldn't it just just on that wouldn't it just just on that would be really fascinating to know whether not means know whether or not this means that would ever do that a council would ever do business remotely that a council would ever do busine to remotely that a council would ever do busine to fundamentalist ly linked to the fundamentalist islamic wouldn't islamic community, wouldn't it? because rights because what are the lgbt rights like are the women's like there? what are the women's r

council. i'm a journeyman in the trades and we know it is great the amount of work done both in the community and the fact people were getting living and prevailing wages to build this wonderful center. it was convergence of good things happening and i know those resources for working to make sure that micro contractors and all contractors get full crack at works that are done throughout the entire puc, not just 1550 evans are involved in this stuff and again, thank you for the clarification. this isn't the resource center, because people can still use those resources just like i have. i went there, been there to myself and buy a cup of coffee or not and it is wonderful resource for the community in particularly in district 7. i live in district 9 on the other side of third street, but that being said, it is a great community center, so i just need to weigh in on that particular piece so thank you all for coming. that being said, any other comments? is there a-request if there is a motion and second to approve the fees for the one-off events? is there a motion? >> move to approve. >> second. >> motion and second. roll call, please. >> paulson, aye. riv

and not actually the wages of, you know, nurses and and men that and teachers and bin men that are going to subsidise are actually going to subsidise this highly paid mp a council a council house. massive. house. i think it's massive. she's the female version of she's like the female version of gary lineker, it's gary lineker, gary lineker, it's massively hypocritical that there's how much you there's a limit to how much you can earn. >> w n ew— e i looked, you >> right. well i looked, you know, i looked into the, the limit is 90 grand in this particular borough, which is shocking in itself. >> that needs be >> shocking. that needs to be changed. >> it's shocking in itself. >> it's shocking in itself. >> actually find that >> i actually find that staggering that it should be. i don't know if that's per flat or per person. if it's per flat, it should be that. per should be half that. if per person should about a third person should be about a third of that. >> because my that's my >> because that's my that's my wider right. really. wider point. right. really. which points out which is and it points out a kind of benefits britain thing, which clearly, clearly whi