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in apac as well. it's really a very broad picture of strength, even with some of the uncertainty that we all expect in the european market. >> andrew, i want to shift a little bit to return to work, and you guys at autodesk share an office space or have office space here at one market in the heart of san francisco's financial district you probably know that it is still very quiet around here how are you looking at remote or hybrid work, in terms of work force productivity and how much you want to see people i guess i assume as you're coming from home at the moment, is that right? >> yeah, i'm coming from home. i work from home a couple of days a week. we are not forcing our employees to come back on any kind of fixed schedule right now what we're really doing is we're pivoting our space at one market, and in other parts of the country, to be gathering places and we're encouraging employees and managers to use the office facilities as gathering places for strategic plans, for other types of meetings, f

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. >> we cannot continue apace when mental health has become a national crisis. kaiser is still not stepping up. cornell: in december 20 19, 4 thousand kaiser middle health workers statewide launched a strike demanding kaiser shortened patient wait times and reduce therapist caseloads. unlike that action, monday's strike is open-ended and could go on indefinitely. dion: also tomorrow, nurses at st. mary's medical center in san francisco will hit the picket line in an effort to increase the hospital's nursing staff. the one-day informational picket is set to start at 1:00 p.m. nurses there say there's a chronic shortage that jeopardizes patient safety. they say that since a merger in 2019 to become common spirit, they have seen a drastic decrease in staffing. common spirit did not reply to our request for comment. sf general and kaiser permanente help walk-in clinics yesterday after the city received about 10,000 monkeypox vaccine doses. sf general says it administered 822 doses yesterday and all walk-ins were served. the vaccine clinic will open again tomorrow at

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that is a more moderate apace. >> i expect at the end of this year, the federal funds range will be 3.75% 3.5%. >> market is not believing they have done enough to bring inflation down anytime soon. >> this is maybe the first hint that they are starting to move in the right direction. it doesn't take a big path. guy: it used to be a deaf, but now it is increasingly like a hawk. this equity market is really the narrative right now. the data showed clearly some rolling over. the market is reacting violently. the nasdaq is up 20%, but do you buy this rally echo -- rally? let's get some technical analysis, because these are the times you need a bit of ta. joe: --todd sohn, from a strategist company. what is happening here and at what point do we need a little bit of help? what are you seeing right now? let's start with s&p. >> it's great to chat with you. i want to put a little context on the back of this rally. the average bear market balance since 1954 is about 15% or 32 trading days. with today's action, we are pushing about 60% over 37 trading days. we are right in the thick of historical

[ cheers and applause >> seth: there is obviously a lot going on in the news this week continuing apace. and its allies announced new sanctions on russia's barbarism in ukraine. a new report says it's now or never to avert irreversible climate catastrophe. there's a new variant of a highly contagious respiratory virus swirling around out there. and on top of all that-- >> former alaska governor and one-time republican vice presidential nominee, sarah palin, announced that she's running for congress former president donald trump has already endorsed her >> when you get there, assuming you get there, you understand that the media jackals are going to descend on you, and you're going to be walking down the halls to the cafeteria to go get a pepsi, and you're just going to be swarmed by these reporters sticking these little microphones and recording devices in your face governor palin -- palin congresswoman, are you prepared for that onslaught because it's going to be pretty vicious. >> you know, i would never be so cocky as to say, "bring it on. [ laughter ] but, yes, i anticipate that whe

but our constitutional history proceeded apace and gave rise to the story that we tell in our book that ultimately culminates in an t amendment to the constitution so let me just define the tour our listeners what i think ritualism is a proposition that the meaning of the constitution should remain the same . until it's really changed by amendment. the meaning of the constitution to remain the same until it's properly changed by amendment and our book is about the 14th amendment which does properly change the originalmeaning of the constitution .>> so for me the question of why we should pay attention to the antebellum condemnation over slavery and history of reconstruction is the twofold reason. at first, just for the sake of integrity as originalist if you want to understand the meaning of the text ratified into the constitution in 1868 it would behoove you to pay attention to the first few decades of the 19th century rather than taking a razor-sharp focus just on the period from 1788 october 17, 1991. the second reason is because in my view on moral obligation on the part of the cons

according to economists, of surprise to keep apace on the open market to import fuel.asn't caught the ability to control that. the final factor is the decrepit state of cuba's energy grid, which hasn't received enough maintenance for decades. that is, obviously, the cuban government's fault, but right now, even with the best in the world, with a huge amount of competence, they can't address that. the country is broke. it's feeling the pinch, financially. simply, it does not have the money to give at the maintenance it needs to stop these regular breakdowns. the only good news from the government's point of view, is put into the rescue. with the war in ukraine, they had to look for new outlets for their energy. cuba is one of those benefactor 's. this week, a russian oil tanker, carrying 700,000 barrels of oil docked in the city of matanzas, and has been unloading that petrol, here, on the island. >> i would assume, bringing us the latest from cuba, and, as always. next, you are not just imagining it. it is hot, the climate crisis is driving record breaking heat, and le

moral defects of the founding, which were quite serious, but our constitutional history proceeded apace and gave rise to the story that we tell in our book that ultimately culminates in an amendment to the constitution. let me define what i think it is. it's the proposition that the meaning of the confusion constitution should remain the same until it's properly dhaeng change by amendment and our book is about that amendment that originally changes the meaning of the constitution. >> the look at antebellum history of slavery and the period of reconstruction is a two-fold reason. first, just for the sake of integrity as an originalist, if you want to understand the meaning of the text that was ratified into the constitution in 1868, it would be behoove you to pay attention to the first few decades of the 19th century, rather than taking a razor sharp focus just on the period from 1788 to 1791. the second reason is because it is, in my view, a moral obligation object the part, the constitutional scholars, junction, members of the bar to recognize the degree to which focusing exclusively o