, if i 'm asking god right now, let rtc... become the best unit in the city, and rtc should gather youngeople, it should conduct elementary things, why not to conduct bzvp on the basis of the rtcc, in your city, in order to give a person training, it can be done, no vyp, bezvp for those who are not initiated, what is it, because i think that not all people know this abbreviation , basic military training, look, everyone, even women, have to pass without avp in order to... just be able to for themselves, to know, to have the skills, what is from a machine gun to an rpe, how to use it, it’s cool, take men once every 6 months, go for 10 days to shoot at a field, there is nothing better for a man than to go shoot, ours are hiding for some reason, we we mustn't hide, tomorrow the enemy will come closer to us, we will dig in under romania and so on , we must now put all our movements into a heap, explain... you to your women that you will return with a bouquet of flowers, let them not hang around there, the decision has been made , prepare and go to the reserve or fight, well, we have a war, v

with her grandmother, that is, psychologically on this terrible stomach, of course, she is now in the rtcat least come for a visit, yes, to support at least a little, when the time appears, i'll definitely go, oh well when we’re at war, yes, when it’s peaceful, that’s peaceful , the worst thing is, children, scary, they’re generally peaceful, a girl worked, here’s an example, she worked, didn’t bother anyone on... you continue to go into battle, or or the boss has already said everything: stop, no, well, i go to the front line all the time, as if by myself. of course i don’t shoot with a machine gun, but whose is this then? well, this is my machine gun, well, anything can happen in life, you’re walking along the front line, you never know, the same drone will fly drunk, you need to shoot it down with something, you have to have a weapon with you, when was the last time i shot, well, with this machine gun, probably about a month ago, and i shot with a machine gun a month ago, for what reason, and also at a drone. shot, but didn’t shoot at the germans at the enemy, but we are planning a bat

there have been changes , the first thing that the authorities should have done, and not together with rtcbriefing, well, this is a village, it’s not difficult to assemble, i called father ivan, and he whistled in 15 minutes, everyone in the village rushed to the church to open it. there, i don't know, a banner, to make a wall broadcast there, to tell who syrskyi is, you know, now they are raising the topic very much that syrskyi has parents in russia, but nothing that syrskyi has been in charge from the very beginning, and he also has a normal, powerful strategy, in ukraine, it's okay that he graduated from a higher educational institution, a ukrainian one, let's all be together now, let's kick everyone out, generals. majors, captains, who has any connection there, or whose passport somewhere has a russian word written there, what's next, cool, there are such people, people create problems for themselves, you know, that's it they created for themselves, then they decided for themselves and say, we are all good guys, and what happens next, a consequence, that is, a neighbor looks at you an

. >> secretary, about a month ago i had the opportunity to join f -- rtc in our county and it servesn nevada and they welcome their first batly electric bust to the fleet. we road the bus. that was also made possible by the bipartisan infrastructure law. we found out that one of the challenges for these buses that they have higher up front and fueling costs. so as you've had the opportunity to work with some of the transit agencies around the country who are transitioning to this kind of fleet, do you have any need for additional support or additional changes, anything we can do to make that process better or more efficient quicker. >> yes, ma'am, i want to thank you for being generous with your time for visiting las vegas, transit sister. we've been working very closely with bus manufacturers and if it's okay with you, invite administrator fernandez to weigh in here if that's okay with you. >> that would be great, thank you. >> thank you very much, representative titus, for raising the actions that rtc is taking. they have been working with the federal transit administration in our

sorry these comments have been addressed in the rtc. we received additional comments both in writing and during the draft eir hearing. these comments generally express support for the proposed project . all comments received on the draft eir are included in the rtc document, along with the department's responses. um, just a little bit of a reminder about alternate lives at the draft eir hearing, we gave a detailed description of the project alternatives um, required to address the project's mechanical equipment, noise impact at um. given that the revised project's mechanical equipment noise would be reduced to a less than significant level with identified mitigation, we did not need to analyze additional alternatives in rtc. um in conclusion, staff recommends that the commission adopt the motion before you that certifies the contents of the final eir are adequate and accurate, and that the procedures through which the final eir was prepared comply with the provisions of sequa. the ceqa guidelines and chapter 31 of the administrative cod

guidance document with a told industry you won't need long term studies and you won't need perspective rtc'songitudinal cohort studies but then in this internal memo it said, yes, we will require those so any p.m. ta that doesn't have that study needs to be rejected today. once that memo came to light the courts started to increase their scrutiny of ctp's decision-making processes and the oral arguments for this case happened in may so we are awaiting this decision from the fifth circuit but a preliminary one is very antagonistic to the fda so i do think a lot of legal scholars are anticipating this decision to again be critical of the fda at which point we may need to see this escalated to the supreme court. >> it sounds like you think improving transparency of the product standards by which products are graded or authorized or do marked entry is an appropriate process an appropriate way to improve process and make sure that more harmful products are kept off the market and that products are potentially appropriate for the protection of the public health which we are all public health folks

and for raising the actions that rtc is taking. they have been working with the federal transit office to work on transitioning their buses. one of the great things about the bipartisan law is that it provided additional funding for low or no emission. we have 1000 electric buses that are operating the roads throughout the country and with the funding that's available, we will be able to provide additional opportunities for transit agencies for a discretionary program, 2900 more buses. they will be on the streets of america. it's creating the manufacturing jobs that are necessary for us to continue to grow a healthy industry and with the state of nevada in particular, the rtc now looking at that transition, we have been working very closely with them on the funding that they currently have in addition to emphasizing that in no emission, there is a 5% -- that they can work on the new technology. >> great. -- great leadership, a lot of agency that i enjoy working with and they have been very good at incorporating equity and serving a

we had two rtc one, rtc two.e ability for the banks that have these loans to lend to other businesses. your other question is there is so much savings created in the pandemic it allowed the consumer to avoid a typical credit cycle. that may morph. this act was not over, eventually there will be a credit cycle. is it this year or three years from now? we don't know. we are moving in that direction. we are past the midpoint. credit conditions are tight. that is what we think the quality trade is -- jonathan: you mentioned the banks, it is going to hinder their ability to finance the economy. that also means it is good to be a massive headwind for profitability. would you extrapolate that through the whole banking sector or just a small group of regional banks? mike: the market has been efficient not just in the banking sector, all over the place. this is why the magnificent seven did so well. they were the only companies showing positive revisions. i think the market has done a good job of it risk. is it fully pres

maynard of the rtc is great leadership and that's an agency i enjoy working with. i have been very good at incorporating equity and serving all parts of southern nevada. that is been a priority of theirs and i know it's the priority of the administration and i very much appreciate that. but let me know if there is anyway we can be pelf -- helpful to push this along with that transition. >> thank you for that offer and i would be happy to work with you in your office. >> i yield back. >> the gentlelady yield >> and we will go here for five minutes. >> administrator bhatt, you commented that $7.5 billion of this was put forth toward charging stations and you stated since the legislation became law over two years ago there has been one construct that in ohio and is that correct? >> one has come online, yes. >> can you reassure this committee that that charging station was constructed following the build america by america referencing building a charging station? >> i believe it would have been, yes but i can confirm that. >> do you know if there is a build america by

you go back to the rtc days, going back to the early '90s, the.com period, go to the great financial covid i think you'll see attractive returns >> yesterday scott reckler joined us, raising a distress fund with airies, i'm sure you know you're doing similar things at sculptor when do you put the money to work now or do you wait a while. >> no. obviously you have to under write everything out there you look at what's going on, 2 trillion or so, a trillion five, two trillion of the wall of maturities coming up in the old days people would extend, the banks would extend and real estate values weren't lower today real estate values are sub stanley lower. so i think we're starting to look at things, you know, we've done a little bit around small things as the banks write down some legacy exposures. they write that down they look to get it off the balance sheets that's going to create opportunities for folks in the real estate space. >> so you would be a buyer of the potentialed stressed loans on the these community banks. >> yes but again we have to be thoughtful here because there's a l

and this is of course the for the rtc build out for intake to be able to continue to um, to manage the list. so a lot of work is going on there. we're doing what we can to, um, keep it all internal without adding additional costs. but, um, so that's, that's what's happening with us. uh, senate bill 43. next slide please. so in terms of our office of community partnerships, um, the rcf in district one were really excited for this project given the decline of smaller facilities that we have witnessed over the last few years, and that the funding will be for operational support. so, um, we're excited about that. in terms of cal aim, the das hub is receiving referrals from san francisco health plan for enhanced care. care management, ecm for two specific populations of focus. so one is are those in nursing facilities who wish and are able to return to the community and to those who are in the community at risk of going into skilled nursing. these are populations we have served for many years through the community living fund program, who we will now serve as ecm enhanced care management an

grandmother , that is, psychologically, on this terrible stomach, of course, she is now lying in the rtcrst thing is, children, scary, these are generally peaceful, a girl worked, here is an example, she worked, didn’t touch anyone, my wife was sitting at home in we live in the fourth house, she flew into the fifth house, this is the first shot, then she fires 10 minutes of silence and five more flights there, you continue to go into battle, or the boss has already said everything, stop, no, well, i go to the forefront there all the time. it’s as if i don’t shoot with a machine gun myself, but whose is this then? well, this is my machine gun, well, anything can happen in life, you’re walking along the front line, you never know, the same drone will fly drunk, you need to shoot it down with something, you have to have a weapon with you, when was the last time i shot with this machine gun, probably about a month ago, but i shot with a machine gun a month ago, for what reason? i also shot at a drone, but i didn’t shoot at the germans at the enemy, but we’re planning a battle, an offensive,

the funds they applied for while they applied in the ah rtc created it results in this claim trapped in limbo and he sees no end in sight trying as hard as he can process intent to levy taxes you can understand the conundrum there so it is hard for the irs to tempt constituent taxes in the balance. what they can do to solve the issue for my constituents and what steps congress can take to be helpful as well the moratorium and how many claims are in the pipeline and timeline for claims filed may i appreciate you raising this, it's important we understand whether is constituent taxpayer and potential hardship waiting on an eligible claim in their facing an emerging hardship and that's why we were with advocates to bump up to the front of the line those in a crisis situation and we have had some success, i think there is reference to that lesson want to learn about these situations because taxpayers me experience these solutions that we can do. i mentioned earlier we are making slow steady progress. which are eligible and ineligible. i would expect by the spring who would have finished