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🗓️ 1 April 2024

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The United Nations' main judicial body says Israel must allow more aid into Gaza, but can the court's order be enforced? Many California fast food workers get a big raise Monday, but restaurant owners say the increase to $20 an hour puts them in a bind. And March Madness does it again: a Cinderella Final Four men's team, and an epic women's showdown Monday night.

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0:00.0	The United Nations main judicial body says Israel must allow more aid into Gaza.
0:07.8	Aid groups say they have enough resources to help Gazans.
0:11.0	Can the court's order be enforced.
0:12.8	I'm Michelle Martin, that's A Martinez, and this is up first from NPR News.
0:19.2	Many California fast food workers get a big raise today.
0:22.6	With just a couple more dollars,
0:23.9	I have a little bit more of a wiggle room there.
0:26.1	But restaurant owners say the increase to $20 an hour
0:28.9	puts them in a bind.
0:30.4	We don't have nearly the margins to pay for this change and the only way to survive
0:35.2	is to reduce labor hours and March madness does it again a Cinderella Final Four Men's
0:41.3	team and an epic women's showdown tonight.
0:44.0	If I was just a basketball fan in general, I would be glued to the TV like no other.
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