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Broad effects of new California law that raises minimum wage to $20 for some fast-food workers

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While hundreds of thousands of fast-food workers will benefit from the pay raise, many franchise owners say the increase will strain their businesses, forcing them raise prices and lay off some workers. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports.

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