in the wage council , this is an energy subsidy to the worker. face back width face we have to consider 65 thousand tomans, but there is no guarantee that the toman will remain the same today. do you receive subsidies or not? do you receive subsidies in energy? do you receive hand rates ? can you tell me how much the price is? well, if i have the currency of the central price , i will buy expensive raw materials, will you take care of this issue? why don't you take care? pricing here is not the cause of your loss. your pricing is somewhere else. you can't. you can't control pricing in production institutions. do it then expect it at the end of the chain do the work. well, this is not logical. now with the model that mr. mirzaei says, if the pricing is done, what will happen, exactly this is a process. if we make the pricing free , the producer is making his own arguments, saying that i don't have this limit with the free width, the free width, you don't have this limit , today's free width is equal to 65. first of all , i am clear, thank god, the overhead costs in the country are not so

in the wage council, this is next to the energy subsidy worker i said that 3% is okay, but the subsidy is still the subsidy width. if you accept the free market, then you should consider the width to be 65 thousand tomans, but there is no guarantee that 1000 tomans will remain the same. you don't get energy. can you tell me how much the price is? well, if i have the central price, i will buy expensive ingredients. let's take care of this issue. why don't you take care? pricing here is not the cause of your loss. your pricing is somewhere else. you can't, you can't control the price do it in production entities, then wait for it at the end. if we make the pricing free, the producer is making his own arguments saying that there is no limit to the free width of the free width. your free width today is equivalent to 65. the problems will be solved. our problem is that all our producers are now all in the same way that mr. mezaei says. let's assume that the pricing is not an order and the pricing should be done in the way that mr. mirzaei says. this is the same pricing process. it means you

the wage and refugee council, for decades of experience in the humanitarian field. he's also a former, diplomatically, was personally involved with the last piece told between israel and the palestinians in the 1990. how does he think his savage was connected? and 6 months the war must be old, but i hope it's over in, in a week.

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first, i'm taking major steps toward the elimination of the council on wage and price stability. this council has been a failure. it has been totally ineffective in controlling inflation, and it's imposed unnecessary burdens on labor and business. therefore, i'm now ending the wage and price program of the council. i am eliminating the staff that carries out its wage pricing activities, and i'm asking congress to rescind its budget, saving the taxpayers some one and a half million dollars a year. my second decision today is a directive ordering key federal agencies to freeze spending regulations for 60 days. this action gives my administration time to start a new regulatory oversight process and also prevent certain last minute regulatory decisions of the previous administration. the so-called midnight regulations from taking effect without proper review and approval. all of us should remember that the federal government is not some mysterious institution composed, prized of buildings, files and paper. the people are the government. what we create, we ought to be able to control.

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for how realistic of those hopes, my guess is yeah, mega and head of them the wage and refugee council for decades of experience in the humanitarian field. he's also a former, diplomatically, was personally involved with the last piece told between israel and the palestinians in the 1990. how does he think this savage was connected? and 6 months the war must be old, but i hope it's over in, in a week, really. and, and that we sped for the blood fox and rough, big alonzo as the power arising of garza now. right. so i'm, i'm the worst assault from any civilian population. you know, time a day. why would spend the power on the, the good stuff before so many were killed? yeah, mega and welcome to come pick. so thank you very much. after the killing of the 7, the aid workers in gaza by israeli troops. that's the new hope that's the. so the 8 situation might improve on the ground to some meaningful degree. do you think that hope is justified? yeah, the hope is justified. i i, we desperately need it. we haven't seen much proof of it. perhaps a little bit more trucks coming over the hidden shu

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my guess is yeah, megan hadn't been the wage and refugee council for decades of experience and the humanitarian field. he's also a form it diplomatically was personally involved with a low piece told between israel and the palestinians in the 1990s. how does he think his savage was connected? in 6 months? the war must be over. i hope it's over in, in a week. really. and, and that we sped for the flood boss and rough exelon says the power of a rising of gaza now ranks among the worst assault from any civilian population. in our time a day. why was the power on the stuffing before so many was killed? yeah, mega lunch. welcome to come pick. so thank you very much. after the killing of the 7, the aid workers in gaza by israeli troops. that's the new hope that's the so the age situation might improve on the ground to some meaningful degree. do you think that hope is justified? yeah, the hope is justified. i, i, we desperately need it. we haven't seen much proof of it. perhaps a little bit more trucks coming over, but the hidden shunt on the border crossing in the south. i haven't seen trucks coming

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going to. there is no need to help this council of europe with anything, it itself turned out to be powerless. in 2015, we managed to stop the war that kiev was waging they were approved by the un security council. by the way, the minsk agreements assumed a special status for a small part of donbass, the right to speak their own language, the right to have their own bodies, law enforcement, local police, and the right to be consulted when prosecutors are appointed there. speak your own language, teach your children in it, have the right to know and love your history, your traditions, your religion, to believe in accordance with the principles that have been strengthened there for centuries on these lands. the west was solving a different problem; the west needed to start a war by any means, to pit fraternal peoples or two parts against one another. one people, and this can be interpreted in any way you like, the west has achieved its goals, today nato, in general , was only doing what it said about how to bring the situation to the point of pushing the remnants of the ukrainian people to the front line, that is, like we will support from behind , yo

. >> this new law in california is both raising the wages for fast food workers, but also creating this fast food councilrkers will have input into over other conditions that affect them. at work. >> customers realize they could pay higher prices for fast food, but they say better wages for fast food workers are a must. >> i think it's the least we can do for the people that are providing us so much service. >> they work very hard for their and they all have families as well, right? so i think it's a good thing it's about time. >> smaller franchise owners tell me they're already struggling to make much of a profit. and that they could be forced to close locations or even move out of california. meanwhile, backers of this new $20 an hour minimum wage say they could pave the way for similar changes in other states and other industries. live in the newsroom. suzanne fawn, abc seven news. >> all right. suzanne, thank you. happening tomorrow, the city of oakland is scheduled to meet with the a's to discuss a lease extension at the coliseum. abc seven news has learned the city will offer to extend the team's l

company, it's probably a bad law for every >> and remember this minimum wage law also created the state's brand new fast food councilindustry stakeholders to come up with standards, working conditions and the gradual pay increase. the council met for the first time last month and is expected to meet again sometime in the next 6 months reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> to cal works programs that help thousands of families might see their budgets cut in order to help stabilize the state's deficit. one program subsidizes jobs for low-income californians. the other helps families experiencing domestic violence or homelessness. 354,000, california households with kids get cal works benefits each year. and san francisco state senator scott wiener is trying to preserve it. he says the budget committee, he's working on a plan to address the budget deficit without impacting cal works programs. that plan will be released later on this spring. >> for the first time, san francisco's offering affordable housing in attempt to help educators live in the areas that they teach in applications open tom

we have a minimum wage now set for just this industry and that wage can go up based on inflation for the rest of this decade if the council so chooses to do so, there are franchise owners who own maybe just a few locations some of them owning just one location who are now having to deal with a major increase in cost. and so some are cutting back worker hours. some are implementing new technology like self-serve for kiosks and experimenting with ai and drive-thrus to absorb some of that cost another franchise owner tells me he is really going to try to preserve the people, the jobs, the hours, and instead cut back elsewhere. here just what he said >> people are my most important asset. so the very last thing that i want to impact are the hours of my employees and the positions of my employees. and so i'm trying to do everything that i can through price, through more thoughtful capex decisions to not have to impact folks jobs because human beings run my restaurants >> both he and another franchise owner, i was just speaking to have raised their menu prices across the board in general, about three to 7% depending on what it

the version and biographer of ivan paul ii, recently they gathered some big council, at which they announced that they are waging a holy war in ukraine against satanism, western satanism . actually, how can you comment on it? what did you hear in this in all this? well, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, first of all, a few words about the one you mentioned the biographer of ivan paul ii is a famous researcher and public figure, george weigel. ugh. i had the honor of editing his collection of these biographies at one time, so i am a person who knows ukraine very well, who takes a rather principled position on many issues. and i think that today he would probably... name, name kirill a little differently, yes, i have already seen such publications, and they come not only from journalists, but from people who have a church rank, or connected with the church, where, where kirill, even, well, kirill, putin are called the antichrists of our time, well, we understand that this rhetoric can be, on the other hand, if the document that you... that you spoke about, then i would very briefly say that this is a document that will

it creates a new fast food council as well, made up of industry and unions to address future wages and working conditions. some major chains including mcdonald's, chipotle, starbucks, jack in the box and shake shack say they will have to increase prices. >> we have soft sales. we have declining traffic counts. this bill, ab 1228, has really hit our operations hard, we're no longer hiring. we're not back filling positions. >> another franchise group owner, harsh guy, agrees. >> we did, however, close eight restaurants last year because of profitability issues across the state, and we anticipate closing at least six more restaurants. >> he is california's largest operator of burger king restaurants and says franchise owners were left out of the bill's negotiations. >> there were no franchisees and no employers that were actually involved in those conversations, jacobs says. >> the national chains easily could reduce fees for franchisees to minimize impact. the ten largest fast food companies had $6.1 billion in stock buybacks in 2023. as for customers, it's so expensive to live here in t

. >> this new law in california is both raising the wages for fast food workers, but also creating this fast food council where workers will have input into over other conditions that affect them. at work. >> customers realize they could pay higher prices for fast food, but they say better wages for fast food workers are a must. >> i think it's the least we can do for the people that are providing us so much service. they work very hard for their and they all have families as well, right? >> so i think it's a good thing it's about time in the bay area. >> suzanne vaughn, abc seven news. >> rideshare drivers are pushing back against things that are affecting their earnings and job security. dozens of drivers held a series of so-called no fools rallies today on april 1st, april fools day. this is in front of uber and lyft headquarters in san francisco. they address critical issues they say are impacting their livelihoods. drivers say they've noticed a decline in pay due to high company fees, delayed stipends and sudden ride cancellations. they're also fighting for better methods to appeal. deactivations an

deafening silence of the international community and the human rights council, the top human rights body at the un, on the way the war is being wagede accused member states of hypocrisy and double standards. there is anger from hypocrisy and double standards. there is angerfrom many hypocrisy and double standards. there is anger from many countries in the global south, muslim countries, at what they see is this readiness to rightly condemn other countries, russia, for example, for apparent war crimes in ukraine, but to stay so quiet about what is happening in gaza. western diplomats, i saw them huddled before the debate began, they are still working out their position. we just heard president biden had a pretty tough conversation with benjamin netanyahu yesterday. we see some movement on aid access, but this resolution is calling for much more, it wants an end to these large bombs being dropped on gaza, it wants a dismantling of the blockade of gaza. quite a lot to discuss, key element is the weapons ban, it will be a strong signal if the council votes for it. ~ ., strong signal if the council votes forit. ~ ., , strong signal if t

council. here is what she said through an interpreter. >> workers are worth more and our families deserve better than poverty wages. even though we are the engine of a billion dollar industry, too many of us struggle to keep up with rent, the bills and the cost of living. this gives us a chance to breathe a little easy, a chance to buy a coffee or maybe take our family to the movies. >> as an owner or employer, you have to have coverage to pay them. if you cannot, you have to shut your door, or they're going to lose hours. >> reporter: that was the owner of a round table pizza, who is concerned about what the new $20 wage could do to his business. employees who think they should be paid this new minimum wage but are not, they have an option to file a claim with the state's labor commissioner. >> all right. i know a lot of folks are hoping they will be getting a raise, but maybe they won't know for sure until they get the paycheck. thank you, bob. >>> happening tonight, palo alto city council considering removing parking to make room for bike lanes. the department of transportation came up with this proposal to make

. >> yeah, with the new fast food council established under this law they have the power to take the wagethey're already in talks to do so this january. stuart: when they know the impact on the area, the business, and employment, why would they do that? pure politics? >> you know, i don't know. all i know is that, you know, my business, we have a very finite set of economic conditions that need to be met for us to make money. this bill cast doubt onto whether we can continue in this state. like i said, i've already started to, you know, invest in the neighboring state of nevada where there just isn't so much regulation, isn't so many oodifferent types of people telling you how to run your business. stuart: alex, may i suggest you make a real change and go to naples, florida, it's a wide open place and it's full of money. it's a great place to do business. just a suggestion. alex, thank you very much for being on the show today. you pointed out exactly how it is and that's what we want. thank you very much, sir. >> thanks for having me. stuart: you got it. here it is, the tuesday trivia qu

particularly if we have minimum wages that are not rising fast enough to keep up with the rate of inflation. >> reporter: the new law will also create a fast food councilhat will develop employment standards, rules and regulations for the industry. >> jeff nguyen, thank you. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," what's sapping some farmers' syrup supplies? the sticky situation. >>> for generations it's been a destination for travelers on the historic route 66 through illinois. it's the largest maple syrup farm in the state. as cbs's noel brennan reports in tonight's "weekend journal," the warm winter has impacted the sap season. >> we're approaching my favorite time of year out here, because all the plants are starting to come up. >> reporter: before spring sprouts, the spouts come out. >> you get into a rhythm after a while. >> reporter: grace springer pries them loose from tree after tree. signaling the end of syrup season in mclean county, illinois. >> we make maple syrup. it's pretty straightforward. >> reporter: grace has been learning the ropes and the tubes at the historic funks grove pure maple syrup farm. >> i don't know the trees by name

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