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tanya hester is the author of wallet activism and work optional retire early the non-penny pinching way after spending most of her career as a consultant to democratic politics and progressive issue campaigns, and before that as a public radio journalist tanya retired early at the age of 38. she is also been an outspoken voice in the personal finance media community to consider systemic barriers and opportunity gaps rather than simply pushing people with lots of advantages already to accumulate more wealth part. why the new york times called her the major of the woman's fire movement? it's moderate tonight's conversation. we are also joined by jeanette ruiz who is a multi-passionate miami native in her current role as program director for the miami climate alliance. she works with the community and member organizations towards people-centered solutions for our climate crisis formally the co-host of the podcast planted in miami. she and husband alex ruiz sought out individuals pushing the city forward through their actions passionate about animal welfare and the environment she is also w

how did you, hester? thank you very much indeed. ah, can you be sounds presidents as calm as return to his country after what west african broke echo are described as an attempted coo and a post on his facebook page president tomorrow's he so co embargo shed vouchers of himself sitting with members of the military. you said some of those involved have now been arrested earlier there was sustain gunfire around a government compound in the capital where the cabinet was meeting imbalance. security forces were able to stop what he described as an attack against democracy . but many of them had died. he said it was an attempt to kill the president prime minister and all the cabinet. they have been 9 cruise or attempted to use since the former colony gained independence from portugal in 1974. and just last week, there was a q in africa security analyst. david also described a grown patent in west africa. if the, the reason i'm going coo, it's likely that, you know, the president would want to show some level of control. but it's very diff

have and she had interests, for example, china is arising economy and very energy hungry and russia, hester, oil and gas supplies for china, or vice versa. china can invest in russia and also has the technology to sell to russia. but if you look at the number than at least from the view from aging, it's clear that russia is a junior partner, m, often g, d, p per capita, china has now exceeded russia. and yet, russia's economy is much more depending on china than it is the other way around. and so all i is currently on the, the raw, the tense situation on the russian ukrainian border. tell us more about china stance in this conflict where china officially once a peaceful solution, and yet they oppose anything that could endanger the stability, the social stability, but, and they are clearly loyal to russia and for them. it's also, and the conflict provides valuable insights for one of their own m. conflict. namely the taiwan conflict. of course, m is the 2 issues are quite a separate and different, but there are some parallels. and for example, if russia would invade ukraine than of course,

south korean diplomats meet to discuss north korea after it began the year with a series of missiles hester, and find his roland triply to support the inter and prime minister after a push to replace him. ah, that makes his phone call between the u. s. and russian presidents lasting an hour has failed to reach any breakthrough on ukraine. the white house released this picture of joe biden on the call saying he repeated warnings of severe consequences if lead about putin goes ahead with an invasion. u. s. secretary of state and the blanket says it's not too late to avoid conflict. a diplomatic path to resolving this crisis. a crisis created by the unprovoked massing of russian forces all around you train that diplomatic half remains open. the way for moscow to show that it wants to pursue that path is simple. it should the escalate rather than escalate and it should not only talk about seeking a diplomatic outcome, but actually worked toward one the kremlin described the posen bite and coal as businesslike, but added that the russian side received no substantial answers on its concerns. like

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fi lending and staking all law here in the united states, one of the as the see 5 commissioners, hester peers is now warning that the agencies latest proposed rule is too vague and would threaten defy projects by regulating them as exchanges, so to go further in depth on this. so that's the host, christy i and andrew kegal c o of tokens dot com. great to have you both on the show today, christy. let's start with you and with this reported hack. so what do we know about how and why warm hole was targeted? specifically? yes, why i'm homeless targeted, when an attacker basically exploited a security flaw. so it seemed to result from a recent update to the warm hole projects get her repository. so it revealed to fix a bug that had not been deployed to the project itself. so the open source code commits show that the code would have fixed this particular vulnerability. and it was written as early as january, 13th and uploaded to the warm hole repository on the day of the attack. but just hours later, though, the vulnerability was exploited by the hacker. so the code upload was described as i

suburban women, hispanic, and even some african american men, they have lost voters altogether, john hestering that yesterday. but where does this leave the democrats? >> well, it leaves in a very, very bad spot. obviously, midterm election, you have to turn out your base but you can't win trust with your base. you have to reach independents and moderates. to your point, laura, the data we have been sitting on independents and moderates, suburban voters, women, african-americans, they have been shifting rather dramatically away from the democratic party. that was a big part of coalition 2018-2020 but without him in 2022, democrats will take a beating in a house and the senate and then of course, 2024 will decide the presidency. >> laura: tom, really quickly, watching hillary today, yes or no, does she look like a woman that will run again? >> no, she sounded like a woman who will run again but the problem for democrats -- and hillary might like to run again but the problem for her while she has support among democrats, she repels independent voters and lost her donald trump 2016 and will lo

hesteration hardware, rh, and williams-sonoma, are two companies well positioned in the home furnishingas been on displace they had no problem raising prices and generating strong sales gains through not only the pandemic but even the years prior to the pandemic. williams-sonoma, oern the other hand, has come into its own. they started showing through in a pricing point prepandemic and that's come to fruition in the last two years that's especially true in the williams-sonoma brand, in the pottery barn brand, and the west elm brand. on the other hand, if you look at wayfair, which is more of a mass market oriented retailer, they're an operating marketplace. they're putting prices up primarily based on what the competition has out there. they don't have the same type of brand power that you have at a williams-sonoma or at an rh, and therefore, they don't have the pricing power. we're going to see margins from their business get squeezed in 2022 >> so that's with wayfair, your concern, seth. what about, whenwe hear just last hour, we spoke with one trader who has taken anything in the hou

emily: now, the sec commissioner hester peirce who is known for being more crypto friendly, thought this $100 million fine was not proportionate. she said rather than forcing transparency around retail crypto products, today may stop them to offering to customers in the u.s. what is your reaction to that? zac: i cannot comment on any specific statements or the rationale around the size of the settlement amount in terms of the fine. but i can say blockfi is in the fortunate financial position to be able to manage the settlement with zero impact to client funds and continue to grow our team and platform. we have a ton of open roles we are recruiting for, a lot of new plans for later this year, on top of the two new products we launched so far this year and on top of the big point rewards credit card project we launched last summer. emily: register a new lending product, what will it look like? if the current product is so successful, how will this be different? zac: it will be different in terms of the type and frequency of reporting and information that is provided to consumers. blockfi h

steven hester is chief medical officer with norton healthcare, and dr.erson is with baptist health. raise your hand if you're hiring at least 50 nurses right now, open positions. ( laughs ) at least 50. >> voices: yeah. >> dr. chuck anderson: if-- if they walk in tomorrow, we'll take them. >> alfonsi: you'll take them. 100? >> anderson: yes. >> smith: yeah. >> alfonsi: 150? 150 nurses you're looking for? >> voices: yeah. >> anderson: pre-pandemic, i think we all had a buffer. i think our buffer is a fine line right now, and that's what's making it difficult. >> alfonsi: the supply of nursing school graduates is also falling short, leaving hospitals without enough reinforcements. >> okay, well, we're going to look at your belly. >> alfonsi: although applications to nursing schools ar, prospective nurses are being denied admission because there aren't enough instructors. last year, 1,700 qualified applicants in kentucky were turned away from nursing schools because of the lack of teachers. >> smith: this pandemic will end. all pandemics end. but it's the c

one are the remarks that he made after the killing of a local politician in hester a, a brutal killing by a right wing terrorist and a. and he said at that time that hate speech on the internet had helped pave the way for this killing. and that we're seeing a brutalization of speech that essentially takes us tour violence. that was a very important assertion. and i think it really got people's attention and that's one of the functions of this ceremonial post to get people's attention. another thing, another right wing attack that had occurred on a synagogue in the eastern city of holler after that attack. he spoke a yard for shem in israel. we saw part of it in that earlier report. what we didn't see is his words. when he said, i wish i could say for certain that we germans have learned from history. but when i know that it's only the thick wooden door of a synagogue that stood between the congregation and a killer, i'm not sure i can say that any longer. okay, well, thank you, melinda. we're going to go to some live pictures that now. 07, these big department, valid? 12, valid votes.

. >> this is sue hester. wish to thank supervisor pes kin's office for struggling -- supervisor peskin's office for struggle with this issue. group housing is a major part of the housing provided in the 10th ward and china town and south of market for decades. and it's been abused of late because people have stars in their eyes that are market rate housing developers and are thinking about, oh, we can use this because it has more generous provisions than providing housing that is called housing under the planning code. and planning code has had to be updated and they are sorting with this in this definition and i thank them for doing it and urge the board of supervisors to support the legislation and i don't know when the s.u.d. is coming back, but i look forward to the s.u.d. as well. thank you very much. >> bye. >> thank you so much, ms. hester. that concludes the queue, madam chair. >> thank you so much, madam clerk. supervisor peskin, because i understood there was no formal presentations, i failed to cal

bye. >> this is sue hester. i think you skipped over items 8 and 9.ne of the things that the director said was reports for next friday will be available tomorrow when the agenda is out. you're not following your own rules. your rules are that the reports are available on thursday, not friday. one of the things that's very frustrating, the time being applied for individual projects, for public comment, and the availability of staff reports, please follow your own rules. please know your own rules, and if someone says the report will be available on a friday, i expect commissioners to pipe up and say no, reports will be available today. they're not posted right now. thank you very much. >> clerk: okay. last call for public comment on remote hearings. seeing no additional requests to speak from members of the public, public comment is now closed, and this item is now before you, commissioners. i will state that the packets are actually being posted, uploaded to our website, as we speak, per your rules and regulations. there are rare occasions when some p

. >> this is sue hester. i am requesting item 4 continued. election of officers. we are in lockdown. we haven't had live meetings for a couple years. the vice president her term is up at the end of june. would it be appropriate to keep in place the current officers and then have the election of officers in july. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i agree. i think item 4 election of officers should be continued. at the very least do it when you are back together and last week secretary said you might be back in room 400 in march. maybe so, maybe not. in any event july wouldn't be terrible. they have been on the officers for at least during the whole pandemic. vice president moore and president koppel. i don't see why it would be wrong that they continue in the current positions. i hope you will do that. it would be good for the public to be in the room when you vote on the officers. thank you very much. >> thank you. i will remind members of the public item 4 election of officers is not proposed to be continued. it is not the subject of this comment period. pl