administrative and employment organization ordered the law to be reviewed again in the salary and wages council. it should be corrected, mr. bahadri jahormi, the spokesperson of the downstream government, asked the members of the government to submit their correction proposals to the competition and wages council within 48 hours , and the rules for the interesting benefits of government employees' salaries were approved in the salaries and wages council in june this year, and even in the past, they were notified to the institutions. was this the circular has determined the rules for the payment of non-continuous and non-judgmental benefits, which are awarded to the beneficiaries in cash and non-cash form, and include livelihood benefits, welfare and youth of the population. basic goods should use the clearing method mr. khandozi added that 25 to 30% of world trade is done through the clearing method and many countries have been active in this field for years. the country against the import of machinery it is balanced without needing to be done about the circulation of special money, which itsel

the circular on the fringe benefits of government employees was approved by the wage council in june this year and last week it was communicated to the institutions . has determined that it will be awarded to the beneficiaries in cash and non-cash form and includes livelihood and welfare benefits and the youth of the population . parliament election candidates will have an equal opportunity to use public facilities . the election headquarters of the governorates of the country said that the bell for the start of the election will be rung from sunday, august 15th by the order of the minister of interior, and from monday, august 16th to sunday , august 22nd, the pre-registration of applicants will be done through the secret and window of the ministry of interior at the address of country.my.bmi. gholamreza asked the heads of the election headquarters of the governorates to seriously use the capacity of the province to inform the public about the pre-registration stage of the parliament election candidates. the period the islamic council and the 6th session of the assembly of community

employment organization ordered that the resolution be reviewed and amended again in the salary and wages council, mr. bahadri jahormi, the spokesperson. following this order, the government asked the members of the government to submit their amendment proposals to the salary council within 48 hours, and the rules for the fringe benefits of government employees ' salaries were approved by the salary council this june, and last week, this circular was notified to the institutions. it has determined the payment of continuous benefits outside of the decree, which is awarded to the beneficiaries in cash and non-cash form and includes livelihood benefits, welfare and youth of the population . parliament election candidates will have an equal opportunity to use public facilities. social and security and the heads of the election headquarters of governorates of the country said that the bell for the start of the election will be rung from sunday 15th of august by the order of the minister of interior and from saturday 16th to sunday 22nd of august , pre-registration of applicants will be done through th

with us in decision-making and help us in making decisions in the supreme labor council, which determines salaries and wagesthe supreme council of technical protection, in the supreme employment council and after the board of social security, labor representatives they are employers and definitely labor organizations can demand workers' trade union rights for issues that are needed. we have tripartism in the ministry of labor and social welfare according to international conventions, and it involves labor and employer capacities in decision-making and decision-making. deputy minister's answer labor cooperation and social welfare in the friday morning program, i thank you and all the agents of the program, and i hope that more efforts will be made during the government week and that we will do more service to the labor community, but together with you, dear and respected viewers, we will report to city hall. with my colleague, the old strong answers, hello to you and the respected viewers of the network, those who, in these early minutes, the first day of the week, choose the news network to see and watch, c

council tax. and when it's linked to wages, it's only 2. a huge disparity here and it's unsustainable . funding councils unsustainable. funding councils in entirely the wrong way. >> so many councils are reliant on not just council tax but also on not just council tax but also on grants from central government to provide services. wouldn't it be better if councils could keep sort of value uplift of developing property, for example , on their property, for example, on their land ? it's important that this land? it's important that this is looked at and measures are taken to ease the pressure on on residents because they're the ones who are being battered by this. >> they're the ones who are facing the hardship because of it. and since council tax was introduced back in in 1993, we've seen council tax burden relative to salary, more than double. we've seen council tax nationally increased by nearly 80% in real terms. so there does need to be this does need to be addressed because people are being pummelled by their council tax. >> okay. so yo

. >> people in the north of the country are forking out more of their wages on council tax than people the heartwarming film the blind side? well, things have taken a sour turn . the american football sour turn. the american football star michael ory, whose rags to nches star michael ory, whose rags to riches story was the focus of the film , is now suing the the film, is now suing the family who took him in. >> wow. and as

today the san jose city council will meet in closed session to talk about those wage negotiations. the south bay labor council voted last night to sanction that strike hours after this rally at san jose city hall. workers from the airport, libraries, the planning department, animal shelters, happy hollow park and zoo, all joined in solidarity with engineers and emergency dispatchers outside city hall. the head of the south bay labor council says the mayor is not doing enough to avert a strike, although the mayor says it comes down to higher wages or services for residents. >> you cannot generate revenue without a functioning planning department, you cannot keep libraries and parks open without employees, and you cannot keep people safe without sufficient emergency personnel. >> the numbers are what they are, and now we're at a point where we're saying we can do a 5% raise, 3% of paid parental leave, and if we go any further, we're going to have to identify cuts and those are not going to be popular. >> the union wants 7%, 6%, 5% raise over the next three years. you heard the mayor t

wages and working conditions. ama: the city of san jose already has nearly 800 job vacancies. the san jose city council will meet in closed session to discuss the wage issues tomorrow. more than 11,000 city workers in a los angeles are planning to walk off the job starting at midnight tonight. it will be for a 24 hours single day of action. it would affect the ports and airports in the l.a. area. los angeles is the largest container point in north america. dan: it is the earthshaking change in the college sports world, a mass migration of collegiate sports programs breaking tradition and playing in other conferences. with the breakup of the pac-12, there are rumors that cal and stanford could join the atlantic coast conference and have to travel across the country to play games. we have to break all of this down for you. it is just amazing. have the perfect person for the job, part of tonight has bus abc 7 deep dive at 11:00. sports director larry beil explains what is next good larry: the big tane -- ten has unveiled the new map of the mega conference, starting with the teams they swiped from the pac-

wages and working conditions. ama: the city of san jose already has nearly 800 job vacancies. the san jose city council will meet in closed session to discuss the wage issues tomorrow. more than 11,000 city workers in a los angeles are planning to walk off the job starting at midnight tonight. it will be for a 24 hours single day of action. it would affect the ports and airports in the l.a. area. los angeles is the largest container point in north america. dan: it is the earthshaking change in the college sports world, a mass migration of collegiate sports programs breaking tradition and playing in other conferences. with the breakup of the pac-12, there are rumors that cal and stanford could join the atlantic coast conference and have to travel across the country to play games. we have to break all of this down for you. it is just amazing. have the perfect person for the job, part of tonight has bus abc 7 deep dive at 11:00. sports director larry beil explains what is next good larry: the big tane -- ten has unveiled the new map of the mega conference, starting with the teams they swiped from the pac-

. >> people in the north of the country are forking out more of their wages on council tax than people who live in london. >> do you remember the heartwarming film the blind side? well, things have taken a sour turn . the american football sour turn. the american football star michael ory, whose rags to fiches star michael ory, whose rags to riches story was the focus of the film , is now suing the the film, is now suing the family who took him in. >> wow. and as far as the sports concerned, well , australia have concerned, well, australia have beaten us in the ashes, in the men and the women. they've beaten us in the netball, but it's payback time today. the semi—final of the world cup when the lionesses beat the lionesses will beat the wallabies or the. i'll try anyway. >> they absolutely will. we've got lionesses, fever in the studio. we are so excited. they've never got this far in the world cup before. come on the world cup before. come on the lionesses. you can do it. >> we'll do it. 11:00 this morning. >> absolutely. but before then, we're to have forecast. >> hello, most areas h

in minneapolis, city council considering sitting in wage for drivers, they would get at least $5 an hour don't make enough money to make ends meet. the governor of the state of minnesota vetoed such legislation, it could happen at the local level. new york city, california as allstate, washington as a state have set minimum wages for over and lift drivers. stuart: moving on. some automakers are cutting our promise of electric vehicles as demand for the new evs remains lower than expected. there's always a report that evs lose 1/3 of the range in the extreme heat. that doesn't help demand, does it? >> most of the country just experienced a heat wave. a new study says temperatures above 100 could reduce the range of an ev by 30 one%. research and ally 7500 batteries and showed some evs could even lose range when temperatures hit 80 degrees. another claim that is being challenged that they are cheaper alternative to the pain at the pump, the headline is always they are more expensive on the outside but you save money over time. that doesn't account for a number of dynamic like the cost to i

your also closest borders is yours, military council keeps stressing there currently wage in the battle for the sake of the country sovereignty. and this is why they think the support they receive from molly working of fossil and getting to who did not agree to implement the decisions made by the west african regional block. meanwhile, western nations, mainly france, started evacuating a citizen and other europeans from this year out of fear of what could happen to their nationals in the country. these, after the cool, the toppled president mohammed doesn't have a lot that gives you the near army. meanwhile, one of the officers behind the crew has been missing members of molly's military government in bomber co, to increase security cooperation between the neighbors, former army chief of stuff sally a few more days since he met tamales transitional presidents. awesome. he goes to and several ministers, malia and booking of fossil are both led by military governments. support nisha is cumulative. let's bring that correspond to child stratford. he's joining us live from deck, how he is mo

. >> san jose city council voted to approve higher wages for workers and union members.ty good about the new deal. but sounds a mayor mahan not so much. >> now we seeing rhetoric the city of san jose workers are somehow pitted against the city residents and that services are going to be cut. we know that the city of san jose can affords the contract that we just achieved and that city services do not have to be cut in order to do that. are leaders were elected to represent the people? >> and the needs of the people took a backseat, think it was important to call out the mayor for his divisive language and misinformation that he's been spreading. these are the individuals who are running ours. our community centers are running our programs and it's key that were going places that are happy to work him, feel appreciated. >> union representatives say the new contract will also address employee recruitment and retention moving forward. new at 10, the first indigenous woman astronaut to go to space is coming back to her hometown. nicole mann is set to visit petaluma on septem

the council narrowly passed it yesterday establishing a minimum wage for drivers in the city.ft have talented to cut service or pull out of the city if it's approved. they've made the same threat elsewhere but have not always carried it out. they're urging the mayor to veto it. >>> still to come, stay low-tech. why a popular grocery chain is rejecting self-checkout at its stores ahead in cbs "money watch." out at its stores ahead in cbs "money watch." ♪ with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world , ahead in cbs "money watch." because of my sight. ahead in cbs "money watch." an open up my world with vabysmo. vabysmo is the first fda-approved treatment for people with wet amd that improves vision and delivers a chance for up to 4 months between treatments. which means doing more of what i love. ♪ vabysmo is the only treatment designed to block 2 causes of wet amd. vabysmo is an eye injection. don't take it if you have an infection or active swelling in or around your eye, or are allergic to it or any of its ingredients. treatments like vabysmo can cause eye infection or retinal det

workers in a final effort to call on the council to meet their demand before the council went into close session to discuss the wageotiations. >> we are not asking for too much. >> to unions announced vote in favor of the strike. they represent 4500 city workers including airport workers, the housing department and city libraries. calling for better wages, better working conditions asking the city to address 800 job vacancies. paid parental leave is also top of mind. >> the city offers one week of parental leave, which is absolutely crazy. we have requested eight weeks of parental leave, and that is simply not enough. our requests alone is very low. zach: the city offered four weeks, something they are not willing to accept. >> four weeks is absurd, it's not enough time. zach: the city offered a 5% raise next year and 4% and 3% each year after. the san francisco mayor said anything more could result in cuts and layoffs. they were not available for a meeting that addressed the workers following the public, before going into close session. >> while it may not feel like this to everyone, the city council is working ha

many workers showed up at city council to address the issues. they are seeking better wages and benefits, including paid parental leave, for the city to step up its efforts to fill vacant jobs. dan: we are weeks away from the college football season and today's san jose state university and viewed in all new $70 million athletic center paid for by donors. j.r. stone was on campus tonight and got an up close look at this new 55,000 square-foot building. j.r.: we are here at the all new spartan athletic center, which provides amenities to 22 different sports teams at san jose state university. let's see what it looks like inside. even the hallways in this building are done up with the spartans logo. on the wall and on the ceiling. this is san jose state's got mcdonald who will be taking us on the tour. >> come up with us. everything here is state of the art. they all like their own music, so they can get in here and do their own little spotify playlists if they want. j.r.: a highlight of this $70 million athletic facility as this locker room for the football team. plenty of sp

who is on the national security council in the state departments. it is they who are wagingdemocrats. this is the president's party. none of them said, not even a whisper against it all so far. as for the republican party, a little. like a traditional ballot uh vote uh armament they won't support cuts in arms spending, but most voters want them to focus on issues at home rather than the escalation of the war in ukraine and the last question. and in america , an election campaign is underway and one of the candidates. uh, naturally, donald trump is, uh, much more positive about negotiations with russia and about to prevent the escalation of the conflict around ukraine from your point of view, knowing everything that you know, and what is happening with his company with legal prosecutions, as if advised to those who are watching. uh, behind the situation from moscow, perceive the possibility of trump's victory as something real or this. basically, he can win the republicans, but he won't get elected in the national elections. what do you think? forecasting american politics to

he made with a city worker strike was averted earlier this week the san jose city council voted to approve higher wages for union worker's son. union members say they're feeling good about the new deal, but the san jose mayor, mayor matt mahan, well, he didn't like the deal. >> now we are seeing rhetoric the city of san jose workers are somehow pitted against the city residents and that services are going to be cut. we know that the city of san jose can affords the contract that we just achieved and that city services do not have to be cut in order to do that. our leaders were elected to represent the people. >> and the needs of the people took a backseat, think it was important to call out the mayor for his divisive language and misinformation that he's been spreading. these are the individuals who are running ours. our community centers are running our programs and it's key that were going to place at the happy to work him, feel appreciated. >> union representatives say the new contract will also address employee recruitment and retention moving forward. >> hurricane hilary making its way towards cal

many workers showed up at city council to address the issues. they are seeking better wagesuding paid parental leave, for the city to step up its efforts to fill vacant jobs. dan: we are weeks away from the college football season and today's san jose state university and viewed in all new $70 million athletic center paid for by donors. j.r. stone was on campus tonight and got an up close look at this new 55,000 square-foot building. j.r.: we are here at the all new spartan athletic center, which provides amenities to 22 different sports teams at san jose state university. let's see what it looks like inside. even the hallways in this building are done up with the spartans logo. on the wall and on the ceiling. this is san jose state's got mcdonald who will be taking us on the tour. >> come up with us. everything here is state of the art. they all like their own music, so they can get in here and do their own little spotify playlists if they want. j.r.: a highlight of this $70 million athletic facility as this locker room for the football team. plenty of space for the players

criteria for membership and the security council is the presence of a fully controlled zone of the incidence of those fronts. having control of a number of countries wage can pose it's policy, is able to attract all the latest to its size, especially when it comes to the security council. resolutions from said these countries to prove that it was as true impala reason before justifies the presence of france and the costly intervention in internal affairs. not all of them. the united nations funded operation by kind not for us the that they finance and the news money in the same way. they finance operation by kind. despite everything that has been set for us did not want to participate in the global operation. that is the news. my nation parish launched operation became in hopes of establishing that base and they said hard and to take control of molly news. yeah, we cannot foster and shots all the way to somalia, but it's was a strategic and political choice to justify its status as it won't power. meanwhile, russia is deputy problem and then to representative to the united nations as claim to the body. so the collective west is only maintaining its pre

your also closest borders is yours, military council keeps pressing there currently wage in the battle for the sake of the country sovereignty. and this is why they think the support they receive from molly working of fossil and getting to who did not agree to implement the decisions made by the west african regional block. meanwhile, western nations, mainly france, started evacuating a citizen and other europeans from this year out of fear of what could happen to their nationals in the country. these, after the cool, the toppled president mohammed doesn't pop up as uh, i gives you the new army. well, one of the offices behind the crews be missing, members of molly's military government and bama code to increase security cooperation between the neighbors. former army chief of staff, sorry for most of uses. he met bodies transitional, present, assuming going to and several ministers. molly and looking at fossil both lighted by military governments, supports new shows prove leaders. i'm going to go to the child stratford. he's joining us now from duck are in senegal. ok, broadly speaking

council members are expected to meet in closed session at 9:30 to discuss the wage issues.reporting live, amanda deaconess delia -- jobina: outside of city hall and other locations. workers are demanding better pay and benefits. this marks the first strike action in more than 40 years in the late. employees i traffic officers, engineers. they voted to authorize unfair legal practices strike if the negotiations solve. >> city employees are tired disrespect. >> there is a lack of good faith. settlement agreement. jobina: strike with hundred 60,000 actors and hotel workers. city workers for millions every day, t deserve their contracts and we are bargaining in good faith since january. it comes at a time when l.a. has hundreds of vacancies and you never say they have had to carry the weight of the saw. kumasi: a vote could set off a new row of police. a straight and driverless rubble car. you see these cars stop in the middle of intersections, causing traffic backups and there is strong opposition to these cars. a fire chief voiced her opposition. she says they have blocked fi

workers in a final effort to calm the council to meet their demands before the council went into closed session to discuss the wage >> we are asking to put food on our table. >> on tuesday that announcing 99% voted in favor of the strike. they represent 45 hundred city workers including airport workers, the housing department and city libraries. they're calling for better wages and working conditions, asking the city to address nearly 800 job vacancies. paid parental leave is also top of mind. >> the city offers one week of parental leave, which is absolutely crazy. we have requested eight weeks of parental leave, and that is simply not enough. our request alone is very low. four weeks it is not enough time. >> the city offered a 5% raise next year then 4% and 3% the next years. it could result to cuts and some city services and layoffs. >> way to everyone, i do want to assure you that the city council is working very hard to balance the many needs we face as a city and do everything we can to make the right trade-offs. >> to steady units and assay will be sitting down with the city again starting wednesday to try

council. he argues that ca 7 will help guarantee workers receive protection and wages they deserve being in aass is a pathway to a better life. we want that for a whole new generation of workers. this relatively modest proposal, simply 6 protect workers. democratic state senator tom hamburger of santa ana authored the proposal he says, while california already has some of the strongest union and worker protection laws in the nation, he wants to keep it that way forever, especially if the country goes another direction we've seen in a whole number of states. >> that worker protections of actually been reversed in the last few years. and so in california, we simply want enshrine the constitution. what currently exists. >> for employees that employees can bargain over their wages. boys can bargain over their working conditions. make sure that should the united states supreme court decide to go otherwise that that we're protected. but the proposal does have some opposition. >> the california policy center, a conservative-leaning nonprofit think tank focused in part on union policy. >> came out ca

those supporting workers say the city council should be able to find a way to offer a competitive wage. there's a lot of other ways in a budget that's multi billions of dollars to find a just enough resources so that our workers can try to just tread water, try to survive. and one of the most expensive places to live in the nation, san jose city workers are asking for a 7, 6% and a 5% increase over the next three years. but mayor mehan says after recently balancing the budget, there's not enough revenue to cover their demands to get to that 7% and other benefits that the these bargaining units are asking for. we would have to find $14.4 million worth of services to cut. the mayor also says that the 12% job vacancy rate is comparable to other nearby cities. union leaders say it's still an issue that needs to be addressed, and that only adds to their workloads. the strike is set to begin on tuesday and will end on thursday. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. new at 11. san francisco police are searching for a suspect in a stabbing that left one man seriously hurt. the stabbing happened

many of the people who use this food bank are employed, but the wages are not enough to even feed their own families. there's been city council hope that the funding for the pope's visit will create more investments for those who live here. we have now the biggest investment on, on the, on the housing on the, on public housing, and try to get solutions for the young people. it's a tough question. you said it's in the norma said, question markets we have in the future, and we have to deal with somebody. yes, she says it will be too late for her and her husband, cousin smith, the solve is what i see now is that my next time will likely be the cemetery of is sonia yegell out his era. lisbon the the, this is all just do. these are the top stories, the west african regional block echo was as mobilizing military forces. so i think action against the jazz coo leaders, unless the civilian government is restored. that are 2 days before the expiration of a deadline set by a couple of us to release and reinstates. president mohammed bustle, address has more form of those people that don't care about the presence of military for the mili

many of the people who use this food bank are employed, but the wages are not enough to even feed their own families. there's been city council hope that the funding for the pope's visit will create more investments for those who live here. we have now the biggest investment on, on the, on the housing on the, on public housing, and try to get solutions for the young people. it's, it's, of course, she said it's in the norma said, question markets we have in the future and we have to deal with somebody a, she says it will be too late for her and her husband, cousin smith, the solve is what i see now is that my next time will likely be the cemetery of is sonia yegell out his era, lisbon to the 6 months since fi has begun in columbia between government forces and the largest remaining rebel group, the commanders of the national liberation army left and signed the data off negotiations in cuba, it's being seen as a victory for president, gustavo petro, a step towards a permanent and tough to the cities. 4 150000 people have been killed and 8060 years of conflict in columbia. i would assume is that's a lot really low either. this r

council. he argues that ca 7 will help guarantee workers receive protection and wages they deserve being in a union is a pathway to the middle class is a pathway to a better life. we want that for a whole new generation of workers. this relatively modest proposal, assembly, 6 protect workers. democratic state senator tom hamburger of santa ana authored the proposal. he says while california already has some of the strongest union and worker protection laws in the nation, he wants to keep it that way forever, especially if the country goes another direction we've seen in a whole number of states. >> that worker protections of actually been reversed in the last few years. and so in california, we simply want enshrine the constitution. what currently exists. >> for employees that employees can bargain over their wages. boys can bargain over their working conditions. make sure that should the united states supreme court decide to go otherwise that that we're protected. but the proposal does have some opposition. >> the california policy center, a conservative-leaning nonprofit think tank focused

many of the people who use this food bank are employed, but the wages are not enough to even feed their own families. to this been city council, hope that the funding for the pope's visit will create more investments for those who live here. we have now the biggest investment on, on the, on the housing 100 on public housing and try to get solutions for the young people . it's, it's of course he said, it's an enormous question mark that we have in the future and we have to deal with somebody. yeah, she says it will be too late for her and her husband, cousin smith, the solve is what i see now is that my next time will likely be the cemetery of is sonya guy yegell out his era. there's been sonya the, the cost of living touring is obviously extremely high for people. people questioning of course, the cost of this busy, but there's also a lot of control vesee. and i can go over sexual abuse allegations that adult the church for many, many years. how is that debate play out around this visit? well, it certainly have an impact on the pope's visit himself. he matched with the teen victims of clerical, sexual abuse on 1st day and int

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members and supporters are calling on the mayor and city council to provide better working conditions. they say they went wagesith nearby jurisdictions. >> our city is bleeding workers to neighboring cities that offer better working conditions. >> the city has nearly 800 job vacancies. david is serving on the negotiating team and has worked for the city for 22 years. >> these people will show up for a year and a half or two and then they will leave. >> the city is offering a 5% raise next year and then 4% and 3% each year after. >> every dollar matters but we have to be honest about the math. never we at this point beyond a 5% raise next year requires a cut to >> mayor matt mahan says the cuts could require layoffs and cutting library hours. >> we know demands are fair and the city can afford them. >> he says the city is prepared to use existing staff. the specifics of where the gaps he says are still to be determined with the labor board at the state level. >> we will be figuring out which roles are essential and basically those roles will not be allowed to strike. we are going through that process now. my ov

. >> i mean, just looking at some figures in london, 5.42% of wages go to council tax bills in one partenerally lower income households, 8.6, 6% of people's salary goes towards council tax bills. that's such a big difference, isn't it? >> yeah. have we got joe back? we haven't got joe back. okay. but the point is , the poorest but the point is, the poorest are paying the most and it's simply not fair. there's inequality across the board . inequality across the board. >> okay, well, now we're going to talk ulez , because nigel to talk ulez, because nigel farage is demanding transport secretary mark harper uses section 143 of the greater london authority act of 1999 to block his controversial ulez expansion. now, nigel argues that mark harper could use the section to stop its extension scheduled for the 29th of august. that he's calling detrimental to every county bordering greater london. >> yeah, and that's all of the surrounding counties, basically all having to pay to drive into london. and the stories have they overreached? well, another area of the uk with a scheme aimed at tackling

cancel the strike until today, when the city council went into closed session to formally approve the agreement. the unions call it a win, the mayor says wage increases the workers will receive will negatively impact the city. >> it is hot off the presses, we are all excited about it. zach: that was the reaction from union leaders after it was announced workers represented by the unions will get wage increases. they had initially asked for a 7% raise next year followed by 6% and 5% each year after. the city offered 5% the first year followed by 4% and 3%. after negotiationsthe city and unions reached a deal, the terms announced tuesday. it is a 50% wage increase over three years -- 15% wage in over three years. it is not unions' original asked, but terms many seem happy with. >> it is negotiating. we would prefer to settle where we were at, as i'm sure they would prefer to settle where they were at. zach: the city council voted in favor of it. the mayor is not. he says he appreciates the work the unions are doing but the city cannot afford the increases. >> they did their job. they have a responsibility to advocate for higher wages and repr

waging a hybrid war against our country to the last ukrainian, this was stated by russia's permanent representative to the un vasily nebenzya, speaking at a meeting of the organization's security council. i want to say on the streets of ukrainian guys pushes them into cars and even without basic and military training sends meat assaults on russian military fortifications and peaceful minefields, not counting as unimaginable victims. and our former western partners only cheer zelensky and his clique supplies them with weapons and demands the continuation of this meat grinder. today, no more than 29 million people live in the country. but their western sponsor does not feel sorry for ukraine at all, because, as the polish president put it. duda russia can now be defeated cheaply, as i quote the american soldiers do not die, according to non-benzia, the strange west does not risk anything other than the supplied weapons. otherwise, they would have allowed zelensky to conclude a peace almost agreed upon last year on very favorable terms. on the one hand, it is certainly individual, on the other side. there are, some of it can be enlarged like that. if you want, where some communities are

council members are expected to meet in closed session to discuss those wages. let me toss back to you guys. we are live in san jose this morning. kumasi: and city workers in los angeles are holding a one-day walk out today, saying city leaders have negotiated in bad faith. jobina is at the live desk with this when he for our action. -- 24 hour action. jobina: workers are demanding better pay and benefits, marking the first strike action in more than ready years -- 40 years in l.a.. traffic officers and engineers in may voted to authorize an unfair labor practices strike if negotiations stalled. >> the employees are just fed up and tired of the disrespect. >> they negotiated in bad faith, meaning they brought folks to the table who did not even have the authority to settle certain agreements. jobina: the strike is the latest to impact l.a.. 11,000 writers are on strike with over 15,000 actors and hotel workers. the mayor are vital to angelenos everywhere. the strike comes at a time when l.a. has hundreds of vacancies and union members have had to carry the weigh

the minneapolis city council now considering a local law that would set a minimum wage for rideshare drivers. now california, washington and new york city already have laws giving drivers a minimum wage. the state law here, which voters approved in 2020, is headed for the state supreme court. the company, lyft, says the minimum plan could double. would riders pay and would likely lead to fewer rides so drivers would see their pay go down with one. minneapolis drivers as companies were already charging riders more than they did just a few years ago and lowered the amount that drivers can earn. and now i have to work like 80 18 hours every day. you know, to make to make a list, to hundred and 50, sometimes not even 200. insurance is not cheap. maintenance is not cheap. no advocates for rideshare drivers around the country say the law in washington state is the one that works. their drivers earn a minimum of $1.17 a mile and a minimum of $0.34 per minute, with a minimum pay of $3 per ten. well, a new york journalist who went to interview interview uber ceo had a surprising question for

the social council of the country is an organization shupe if he gets involved in organizational work, the organization will get involved in salaries and wages. the main mission, which is the mission of eliminating social harms, paying less attention to the management of reducing social harms and injuries , was one of the other requirements that mr. raisi listed among the duties of the social council of the country, mr. raisi . it has also been emphasized that the custodian bodies should submit their reports in a timely manner. the reporting time to the social council should be very limited from the side of the bodies in such a way that when the social organization does this, the body should perform its duty and act, and if they act, invite it is very necessary for the meeting to be attended by the main people or the people who have the authority, who before doing this seriously follow the president , he also said that the budget of the responsible institutions to deal with and solve social harms, the budget is not separate from their public resources and credits. and everyone, including education and broadcasting, the organization of prison

wage. the city is offering a 5% raise next year, followed by a 4% raise in a 3% raise the following two years. the councilad a special closed session meeting today about the issues involved. ama: a heavyweight flight over florida. two of the high-profile political names are now locked in a debate over the state's teaching on slavery. plus, breakthrough research being called to the allergic march. what the new study is saying about how we first get our allergies. and taco bell is now being accused of cooking up deception with some menu favorites. dan: all of that is coming up, but because of today's breaking news of the indictment, general hospital did not air at its usual time. today's full episode will air instead at 3:00 a.m., so set your dvr. every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobi

it is clear that the islamic council is the legislator , and the law approved by the tax agency has a difference in the law for demanding taxes between individuals and wage earners and other people who are business owners . the difference is the amount of tax exemption. which were to salary earners and business owners, the observer said that due to this explanation, your excellency said that this time in iran, at the same moment and at the stage when they receive their salaries, their income is completely clear, the same day that the tax is paid in the morning based on your tax law, but business owners usually until the end the year ends three months after the lawsuit, at the end of the year, they give a tax return or pay the tax. this difference is due to the same inflationary conditions that we have, which caused that in the year 1401, for example, the amount of tax exemption we gave to salary earners was 67.200 million. 1000 tomans for the whole year for business owners and 39 million 600 thousand tomans, that is, the difference has been created that the point that your excellency said is necessary for us to review taxes sooner than this, in fact, the

wage increase. the union reached terms that meet their needs and they're waiting for city council to approve them. they have not told us what the terms are. >> we are not at liberty to disclose any terms. all that information will be available at some point tomorrow assuming everything goes as planned. >> we heard from san jose mayor yesterday. he said while i support races for our workers i will be paying attention to the budget offices impact. signing up for tens of millions of dollars in deficits and service cuts and layoffs would not be fair to city workers or residents read i will not vote for today that will hurt us tomorrow. unions are prepared to strike if the council does not get approval that is expected to happen tomorrow morning at 9:30. so for now there is going to be no impact to city services. union members are encouraged to wear union shirts or colors in support because everyone is waiting to find out what happens in closed session tomorrow at 9:30 because this is a strike suspended not averted. he will track developments. zach flint says, abc 7 news. >> we will stay in san jose. h

the minneapolis city council is considering a local law that would set a minimum wage for rideshare driverscalifornia. washington and new york already have laws that give drivers a minimum wage. the state law here, which voters approved in 2020, is headed for the state supreme court. lyft says the minneapolis plan could double what riders pay, and that would likely lead to fewer rides. so drivers would see a drop in their overall net gains. but one minneapolis driver says companies are already charging riders more than they did just a few years ago and decreased the amount that drivers can earn. and now i have to work like 18, 18 hours every day to make to make a list 250, sometimes not even 200. insurance is not cheap. maintenance for rideshars across the country say the law in washington is the one that works. their drivers earn a minimum pay of $3 per trip. the son of steve jobs is starting a venture capital company that will focus on new cancer treatments. read jobs is investing $200 million into a spin off company from his mother's nonprofit in palo alto , according to sfgate, read job

wage. the city is offering a 5% raise next year, followed by a 4% raise in a 3% raise the following two years. the council a special closed session meeting today about the issues involved. ama: a heavyweight flight over florida. two of the high-profile political names are now locked in a debate over the state's teaching on slavery. plus, breakthrough research being called to the allergic march. what the new study is saying about how we first get our allergies. and taco bell is now being accused of cooking up deception with some menu favorites. dan: all of that is coming up, but because of today's breaking news of the indictment, general hospital did not air at its usual time. today's full episode will air today's full episode will air instead at i've been telling everyone. the secret to great teeth... ...is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore detoxifies below the gum line and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive contains ala

council. he argues that ca 7 will help guarantee workers receive protection and wages they deserve being in a union is a pathway to the middle class is a pathway to a better life. we want that for a whole new generation of workers. this relatively modest proposal, assembly, 6 protect workers. democratic state senator tom hamburger of santa ana authored the proposal. he says while california already has some of the strongest union and worker protection laws in the nation, he wants to keep it that way forever, especially if the country goes another direction we've seen in a whole number of states. >> that worker protections of actually been reversed in the last few years. and so in california, we simply want enshrine the constitution. what currently exists. >> for employees that employees can bargain over their wages. boys can bargain over their working conditions. make sure that should the united states supreme court decide to go otherwise that that we're protected. but the proposal does have some opposition. >> the california policy center, a conservative-leaning nonprofit think tank focused

council. he argues that ca 7 will help guarantee workers receive protection and wages they deserve being in a union is a pathway to the middle class is a pathway to a better life. we want that for a whole new generation of workers. this relatively modest proposal, simply 6 protect workers. democratic state senator tom hamburger of santa ana authored the proposal he says, while california already has some of the strongest union worker protection laws in the nation, he wants to keep it that way forever, especially if the country goes another direction we've seen in a whole number of states. >> that worker protections of actually been reversed in the last few years. and so in california, we simply want enshrine the constitution. what currently exists. >> for employees that employees can bargain over their wages. lawyers can bargain over the working conditions, make sure that should the united states supreme court decide to go otherwise. >> that that we're protected. but the proposal does have some opposition. the california policy center, a conservative-leaning nonprofit think tank focused in pa

wages and benefits. the unions also say they want the city to address staffing shortages. striking is a last resort. >> our hope is that city council members and mayor mahan. well, finally this into us just under staffing crises impacting libraries. the airport affordable housing emergency response times and monday morning state assembly member ash kalra who represents san jose was critical of mayor matt mahan is handling of the situation called on him to do more to support workers. >> and so when the mayor. it's our residents against our workers. that is not leadership. that is cowardice. have to make it very clear that investment in our workers is an investment in our residents. you know, i'm not going to get into politics on monday afternoon, mahan reacted to the news that a strike is imminent, saying that the current city budget doesn't support. >> what the workers are asking for at the end of the day budgets in contract negotiations are a math problem. we have a certain amount of revenue. we have a cost of delivering services and we're constantly striving to strike a fair balance between increasing wages were offering a 5% inc

wages and benefits. the unions also say they want the city to address staffing shortages. striking is a last resort. >> our hope is that city council members and mayor mahan. well, finally this into us just under staffing crises impacting libraries. the airport affordable housing emergency response times and monday morning state assembly member ash kalra who represents san jose was critical of mayor matt mahan is handling of the situation called on him to do more to support workers. >> and so when the mayor. it's our residents against our workers. that is not leadership. that is cowardice. we have to make it very clear that investment in our workers is that an investment in our residents? you know, i'm not going to get into politics on monday afternoon, mahan reacted to the news that a strike is imminent, saying that the current city budget doesn't support. >> what the workers are asking for at the end of the day budgets in contract negotiations are a math problem. we have a certain amount of revenue. >> we have a cost of delivering services and we're constantly striving to strike a fair balance between increasing wages were offere

the head of the south bay city council says the mayor is not doing enough to avert this strike. the mayor says it's going to come down to either higher wages for workers or services for residents. >> you cannot generate revenue without a functioning planning department. you cannot keep libraries and parks open without employees. and you cannot keep people safe without sufficient emergency personnel. >> the numbers are what they are. now we're at a point we're saying we could do a 5% raise, 3% additional weeks of paid parealeave and if we're going to goarth we have to identify cuts. those are not going to be very popular. >> here's where theegotiations stand right now. the union wants raises o 7%, 6%, 5% over the next three years. the city is offering 5%, 4%, 3% over the same span. negotiations also include paid family leave and talks about retirement benefits. so when the workers hit the picket lines in san jose, you will see some of them outside city hall, the airport, libraries and community centers, and the library, the mlk library downtown. if you have business with the city, you're hoping to pull a permit or something like that, you'r