anat: that is a great question, because we don't.o trust it is taking care of, and the job of people taking care of it, just like ensuring our safety on the roads, is the policeman, or in this case the supervisors and regulators. they are supposed to know assets are down and there are a lot of uninsured deposits in this bank. the key to all of it is effective regulation. we just didn't have that. geoff: what is effective regulation look like? simon: i think the cornerstone of effective regulation is to have a strong levels of equity, and real equity, not fake equity. real equity that condemns or losses. silicon valley bank did not have enough equity. a $200 billion bank running on a couple billion dollars of equity. that doesn't work. that's how you get panic. you get the equity right, larger buffers, more resilient buffers, and you have to have sensible regulation about how much risk is a bank like that allowed to take? silicon valley bank we know took a lot of risk. funnily enough, by buying government bonds, but long government bo

geoff: anat and mon, thank you for your insights. anat: thank you.ie: here are the latest headlines. new winter storms are bearing down tonight on both u.s. coasts. swaths of california were flooded in a weekend storm, and more rain and snow were in the forecast. meanwhile, the northeast and new england face a late-season nor'easter that could bring heavy snow into wednesday. new york governor kathy hochul issued state of emergency today, urging people to be prepared. gov. hochul: there is no reason in the world to have plans to be out tomorrow. today is the day you get ready. do everything you need to do. stock up on the groceries stock up on the batteries, stock up on making sure you got enough chargers. everything you're gonna need. stephanie: in new hampshire, the storm is already disrupting local elections set for tuesday. nearly 20 communities have postponed the voting. north korea testfired two short range llistic missiles off its east coast today. this comes as the u.s. and south korea launcher biggest joint drills in years provoking protest

anat hoffman, one of the founding members of the women of the wall.y takes us to the 1980s and an anti—nuclear protest outside an american airbase in rural england that lasted 19 years. ann pettitt from wales organised a women's march from cardiff to the greenham common airbase where us nuclear missiles were being kept. a small group set up camp outside the base and as women from all over europejoined during the protest, it grew into thousands. the first american cruise missiles are now in britain. it was only this morning in berkshire that a united states star lifter landed with its cargo of missiles. also represents the voice of rebellious women. a sisterhood of dissent. and pettit started _ we decided to stay, asking for a public debate between everybody in this country about the increased missiles. decisions were all taken by men, just seems right that it should be women. at that point in 1981, we had two children. we moved here because we wanted to run a small holding, grow vegetables. the possibility that the cold war would escalate into a nucle

anat hoffman, one of the founding members of the women of the wall.eyewitness story takes us to the 1980s and an anti—nuclear protest outside an american air base in rural england that lasted 19 years. ann pettitt from wales organised a women's march from the welsh capital cardiff to the greenham common air base, where us nuclear missiles were being kept. a small group set up camp outside the base, but, as ann told witness history, as women from all over europe joined the protest, it grew into thousands. the first american cruise missiles are now in britain. it was earlier this morning at greenham common raf base in berkshire that a united states starlifter landed with its cargo of missiles. the women's peace camp . at greenham also represents the disquieting voicel of rebellious women, a sisterhood of dissent. ann pettitt was one | of the women who'd started the whole thing. we decided to call it a peace camp and decided to stay, asking for a public debate between everybody in this country about the siting of cruise missiles. decisions about nuclear

anat hoffman, one of the founding members of the women of the wall.he 1980s and an anti—nuclear protest outside an american air base in rural england that lasted 19 years. ann pettitt from wales organised a women's march from the welsh capital cardiff to the greenham common air base, where us nuclear missiles were being kept. a small group set up camp outside the base, but, as ann told witness history, as women from all over europe joined the protest, it grew into thousands. the first american cruise missiles are now in britain. it was earlier this morning at greenham common raf base in berkshire that a united states starlifter landed with its cargo of missiles. the women's peace camp at greenham also represents the disquieting - voice of rebellious women, a sisterhood of dissent. - ann pettitt was one of the women who'd started the whole thing. - we decided to call it a peace camp and decided to stay, asking for a public debate between everybody in this country about the siting of cruise missiles. decisions about nuclear weapons and about military th

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because china was trying to make decisions that was in china anational interest, not the -- financial interest. they will never did it for any other reason. this is not the story of what china has done to us. this is the story of what we've done to ourselves. because we've allowed the system of globalization to drive our economic policies and our politics, and it remains entrenched, even now people who agree that we have to do something about this will tell you, but we can't do that. we can't do that. because it will hurt exports, they'll put a tariff on some industry. none of this will matter in five, six years. they won't -- they won't need the tariff, farm goods from the united states, they'll own the farm. they're already buying up farm land. you don't have to worry about the investment funds won't be able to make a return on their investment in five years, they won't need the money anymore. so this system was a disaster and the result of the system was not global peace and global prosperity. the result was not the world without walls in which we were all part of one big happy hum

am working on legislation to creat and support aviation programs at minority serving institutions, anat institutions focused on increasing racial and gender representation in this area. ms. lutte, i am sure you agree as part of the faa, congress should include legislation for women and minorities to have an increase in the workforce. you agree with that? dr. lutte: most certainly. that is good to hear that that is being worked on. that is our recommendations in action. we had recommendations about funding for minority serving institutions. as an example we have 107 h for use in the country, only eight have aviation degree programs with four-year degrees. sen. mary: he was support legislation to enhan that? dr. lutte: we need to enhance that. se markey: that would be the legislation that introducing -- that is introduced. we cannot really talk about aviation workforce issues without talking about airport service workers. those individuals, wheelchair attendance, baggage handlers, concession workers, they are ovworked, underpaid. that is why last week i reintroduced the good jobs for good

now, amnesty int anational hang immunity. now, amnesty int a minute. hang immunity.te. when the hang immunity. now, amnesty inta minute. when the premier on a minute. when the premier league rubberstamped this takeover in october 2021, we were told there were no were told that there were no links the government. so links with the government. so what's this? i think they were hoping maybe it would hoping that maybe it would be picked in england, this picked up in in england, this amnesty now suggesting to amnesty and now suggesting to the league, need to the premier league, you need to re—examine between re—examine the links between these saudi states and newcastle united. they were assured that there whatsoever. there was no links whatsoever. that nonsense. now that appears to be nonsense. now do was stretching the do think it was stretching the strain? the strain? it was stretching the realms possibility reality realms of possibility or reality that wasn't the case. that that this wasn't the case. it was obvious for all to see. as i said, i went through every single