mr. higgins, if i could get you -- guest: ronald greene. caller: in your state -- you have not said anything about this. if you look at his case -- it was a lot worse than what happened with mr. floyd. it israel said that this has not come to the forefront. you being a representative of louisiana, you should be pushing for no coverups. guest: i'm not just a representative. i am a political -- i am a citizen. i did not have access to that investigation in the early hours after what happened with mr. green, but our governor did. our democrat governor had access to that information, and we are most certainly going to reveal what happened that night. i am an eternal member of the thin blue line brotherhood, police officer. there is no room in our ranks for violation of civil rights. when there is suspicion that such a thing happens, it should be investigated aggressively and that should have begun with our chief executive in louisiana, which is our democrat governor. we are definitely looking into that. we will win the governor's mansion next ye

mr. green. mr. green: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i say to the gentlelady that it has been a pre-eminent privilege to serve with her for these many years. indeed, a superlative pleasure. and i miss you already. thank you for what you're doing. i am grateful to my colleague, mr. connolly, chairman connolly. i see this as another example of his legislative brilliance. to make a decision that will allow people to succeed on their merits or fail on their demerits. to take the political patron age out -- patronage out of the civil service system. the civil service system functions efficaciously across the length and breadth of the country and police departments and firedts across this country, we have civil servants. they provide the institutional knowledge, they have the expertise, you don't want to just throw out all of the best of the best that have been working there and understand what the system is all about. every new person comes in, would like to bring in people to support his or her political philosophy. i support your having pe

mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, and still i rise. a proud descendent of the enslaved people who made cotton king and america great. the enslaved people who had a hand in the construction of this capitol. who had a hand in the construction of the white house. the enslaved people who constructed roads and bridges across the bidth and bred-h breadth of this country who worked for more than 200 years without a payday. they made the difference for what we call the united states of america on the global scene at the time. i'm honored to be a descendent and honored to say also that this house on july 27 took the historic step of according them slavery remembrance day. a day to remember their lives and to commemorate their accomplishments. it's important that we do this because for too long we have reviled the slaves and revered the enslavers. for too long we have placed them in such a position as to cause the people who are the very desendants to be ashamed of who they were associated with with reference to their heritage. so i'm proud that

mr. al green of texas, i inform the house that the member will vote yes on s. 958. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. dunn of florida, i inform the house that mr. dunn will vote yea on s. 958. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. beatty of ohio, ms. kelly of illinois, ms, ms. sewell of alabama, ms. jackson leaf texas, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 95. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by michele steele of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that she will vote aye on s. 958. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress members tim ryan, vicente gonzalez and ritchie torres, i inform the house that these m

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. and still i rise, mr. speaker. and still i rise. mr. speaker, a monumental motif of american juris preudens is the basic premise that no one is above the law. doesn't matter your station in life. doesn't matter whether you are the president of the united states, doesn't matter how much money you have, 2340 one -- no one is above the law. i would also remind us, mr. speaker, that there is a compelling corollary to this premise and it is that no one is beneath the law. above the law, yes. but no one is beneath the law. doesn't matter how poor you are. doesn't matter what kind of job you have. whether are you a janitor. doesn't matter whether you are a sanitation worker. doesn't matter. you're not beneath the law in this country. even if you are an asylee coming here from another country, you are not beneath the law. i'm so proud, mr. i'm so proud mr. speaker, mr. speaker, to announce to my colleagues that the d.c. council will vote o

what you want, mr green, is to restrict the numbers of coloured people who come and getjobs in the transportrs and conductors? well, that's what i am - instructed to do by my branch. a local west indian association felt it had to take action. you could arrange an interview by telephone, which i did, with the help of our spokesperson. the surprising thing was that the secretary was so shocked when i arrived and it was a black person. i could hear her saying, "mr bailey is here but he's a black, he's a black man." and i could hear also that the person in the other room was saying, "tell him that the vacancy is filled." and this was only an hour after i'd confirmed that i was going to have an interview. the following day, we went to the manager's office and the manager told us, under no circumstances he's going to employ black people. i was working out how best to bring this to the notice of the public and it's then i was thinking of luther king and his bus boycott, and i decided, yes, iwill ask the people of the city to boycott bristol's buses. the bristol omnibusl company carries over 1 milli

pozniak, a dissident, belarusian public politician, a public figure, in touch with us, congratulations mr. greenod afternoon. how do you think the situation in belarus is changing in principle today against the background of the fact that we see the helplessness of ukraine by the russian armed forces in ukraine belarus i outlined the situation as a cane fire and changes are being fought in the heads of people and for organizational work on our part, but the task is one , eh, people did not show themselves . the spirit to fight, and on the other hand, you are creating problems for lukashenka, he has not been leading for a long time, what does he advise, and here he disappears free, interesting, what kind of collision is there, what is the position of lukashenko yes yes please, i think that yan bodya is looking for a way out for that situations and when the latter happens, it is absolutely clear that and then he loses, then i think he will change his record and he will try to get to ukraine and break his government . he consecrated himself as a traitor to the nation, he consecrated himself to the

mr. green us. so we already had a chance to visit a point of holding their interestof. and what we saw there was, according to the normal standards of elections, alaiya artes, roman course, rev who's been following the votes in done yet. well, he took us through the latest from the polling stations. well after or 4 days of the referendum, which was held by mulberry referendum groups that were going from a house to house, asking people to ho terrans who we saw really high numbers. actually, at least 86 percent of the voters here that as people's republic half cast their ballots. and finally, on the 5th day of polling stations like this one have opens up. and of course, this is sampson lutely of free will. of course, to turn out in old regions that are holding the referendum has been really great. so everyone has passed their 50 percent a threshold. and that means that the referendum i had been declared valid on the old territory. it ain't done boston's up our osha and in the care sawn, as as well. people are turning out to vote in the referendum here and, and s people's

mr. green on bus. so we already had a chance to visit a point of holding there and stuff. and what we saw there was, according to the normal standards of electrons. following short introductions and orientation and the referendum center here in the town off as international observers moved on to actual voting. now they've come here to this apartment building and you can see a lot of locals are here. they will be casting their vote in sir referendum. of course, sir, ah, all these people are free to speak with vincent rash, international observers, if they want to. and of course, these foreigners who've arrived to make sure their nova violations will be here documenting everything. and hopefully deliver the truth back to their respective nations. oh, you see at all what we have hope that's the most important thing. we held them, we want to laughed and the situation improves. there's much hard work had that we still have hope watching, tortured sir. no, we want peace, we want happiness for our children. we want to join russia and everything to get better. new still not was i'

before this we were russians, city of stuff, are quite a lot of refugees from this territories here, mr. green on bus. so we already had a chance to visit a point of holding their stuff. and what we saw there was, according to the normal standards of electron following short introductions and orientation at the referendum center here in the town of thought as international observers moved on actual voting. now they've come here to this all say, apartment building. and so you can see a lot of fir locals are here and they will be casting ah, their vote in this referendum, of course. ah, all these people are free to speak to them in a rush, international observers if they want to. and of course, these foreigners who arrive to make sure there are no bio nations. i will be here documenting everything and hopefully deliver the truth back to their respective nation. oh yes, let out what we have hope that's the most important thing. well then we won't be laughed and the situation improves. there is much hard work ahead, but we still have hope, watching tortured sir me, we want peace. we want happiness

lacquered the rope mr. green they all raised their hands and i'm going to hold them accountable. ank you and i yield back per. >> thank you very much. the gentleman from west virginia mr. mooney is now recognized for five minutes per. >> thank you madam chair. despite its initial resistance, leftist activists successfully pressured the international organization for standardization and major credit card companies to adopt a new merchant category code for firearm retailers which they say can be used to flag lawful gun purchases and target law-abiding citizens. merchant category codes are mcc's are typically used to identify merchants by the goods or services they provide. west virginia, state and blessed to represent is when the most pro- secondment states in theca country. nearly 60% of west virginians have firearms in their homes. which is frankly why it is one of the safest states inpr the country becomes actually protected and% saves lives spie with the left says about it. sowh mr. rogers, truest and bank services 260,000 west virginians. there is also been talk of using this n

voting. odysseyware and russian city of stuff are quite a lot of refugees from this territories here, mr. green from us. so we already had a chance to visit a point of holding jer, interestof. and what we saw there was, according to the normal standards of electrons we heard from several locals who came to the polling station to vote, and were quite emotional about it. sneak starting from garden to rule. no one forces us to come. you can see it yourself. people come voluntarily. i'm so happy. i'm about to cry. you dip. luckily, people are crying with chinese. people from the russian control territories in ukraine for saturday is there has finally come yet. i'm so glad leave to see a i'm really happy. we've come a long way and have been waiting for it for ages while after or 4 days of the referendum, which was held by mobile referendum groups that were going from a house to house, asking people to ho turns who we saw a really high number is actually, at least 86 percent of the voters here than as people's republic half cast their ballots. and finally, on the 5th day, how pulling stations like th

i can understand mr. green, what mr. green is try to say. akin to a building or home approved as a 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom unit and somebody used the living room as a bedroom it is difficult to enforce what the intended design is. so00 eye appreciate that nuance. i think i also appreciate commissioner trasvina's puberty to be more communicatetive. and in the future weave make it clear to acknowledge there could be procedural differences that would bring everyone on the same page. with that i am inclineed support the denial for rehearing request as well. >> thank you. i am ready to support the motion but i want to make a couple comments. first of all, the reality check raised here. somebody is going to use a roof illegally. they will use it illegally and that's where neighborhood policing come in and complaint come in and the notice of violation. we have stein. especially with roofs. the same concern for neighbors. we are hearing about party roofs. we are hearing they will go up and make noise and disturb us. and -- it has been made clear that

>> as the member designated by mrs. greene of georgia and mr. tiffany of wisconsin, i inform the house that these members will vote nay on h.r. 6448. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. miller-meeks and mr. reschenthaler, i inform the house that mrs. miller-meeks and mr. reschenthaler are going to vote yes on h.r. 6448. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. wenstrup of ohio, i inform the house that mr. wenstrup will vote yea on h.r. 6448. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bobby rush of illinois, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 6448. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gibbs of ohio and mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. gibbs and mr. baird will vote yes on h.r. 6448. the spea

mr. green from texas. i have a credit program question that i'd like to submit to all the members of the panel. >> without objection. >> thank you. we'll take a brief recess to allow members to vote on the house floor and we will resume immediately following the votes. let me>> just say to all the witnesses i appreciate the work that we are doing today. you may want to take some time to grab some lunch. the committee will stand in recess. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank mr. scott, as well, for the outstanding job that he's done. mr. price -- i don't know what more you can do. i really don't. it's bipartisan. it's bicameral. and by god, we ought to pass it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back. the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: mr. speaker, i'm prepared to close and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from virginia -- the gentleman from virginia is ready to close. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: i am ready to close, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. foxx: mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to consider the solution the republicans have put on the table. borrowers wanting out of joint consolidated loans should have the opportunity to separate, but the method we use to get this done is important. s. 1098, the joint consolidation loan separation act, will take the department 12 to 18 mon

mr. green: thank you, madam speaker.adam speaker, the great mayaina angelou sum rietzed the very -- sum rietzed the very he is -- summarized the very essence of my being when she proclaimed that, whether she proclaimed that the gifts my ancestors gave, i am the hope and dream of the slaves. and i am proud to say tonight that i am a descendent of enslaved people. but i also want to acknowledge tonight a couple of righteous allies of enslaved people. mr. steny hoyer, the speaker of the -- pardon me, the majority leader of the house. mr. hoyer and i worked closely to bring the slavery remembrance day resolution to the floor and i'm very proud of what he has done to help us. i consider him a righteous ally of enslaved people. president joe biden. president biden issued a press statement that i will be eternally grateful for as it relates to enslairved people -- enslaved people. in fact, i'd like to read from the statement that the president actually issued. of course, it's the president's statement, joe biden, marking slaver

regarded as heroes in ukraine for defending the as off style plant on the present, those on on you green to mr. president de ukrainians. i am beyond happy for our return. who do i? thank you. a lot close to your super important the emotions are overwhelming. i thank you from all the armed forces and marines that defended as of style, hoping to do the shows as good post level the as our fighters were brought to turkey instead of ukraine. as part of the deal, ukraine's president laid out the plan to suit the slothful. omar green and the moral ukraine has agreed with turkey. i spoke about this with president of on that 5 of our commanders who are released from captivity will be in full safety in comfortable conditions under the personal protection of the president of turkey until the end of the war. but we will provide their families with the opportunity to see them. levy is the name of budgets. along with the fried russian troops. this man, victor met the chuck was also released. the pro kremlin ukrainian politician is a close ally of russia's president vladimir putin. 10 foreigners fried by the

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mr. ben green afterwards. and every time he mentioned that 1st meeting with commander, my sued. but my mission before that meeting was it was obvious that they didn't trust a set up because i presume he was ecstatic about coming to paris and very happy to be received by the minister that there is a certain prestige status attached to that disease. then he asked if the de jesus could help more by providing weapons and their li city. if it movies it, he was trying to rally the international community to his side of the fight and prove that his fight was just and his enemy was a serious threat. and believe me, not just to him but to everyone, but nothing came of it except talk. he told me france didn't even give him a kalashnikov cartridge up to, to, kristy raised his pinkie and set it in a diary, tomato, meek, elliptical, but not the 5 months before september, the 11th masoud came to europe to deliver a message. by on my bible she said, i got that estimate that. i mean, i saw that one is done about your nasha matter than the other one is on that really the see that you saw it go m

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the gentleman from texas, mr. greeno is also the chair of the subcommittee on oversight and investigations, is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank, you madam chair. madam chair, the great maya angelo summarized the essence of my very existence when she proclaimed, bringing the gifts my ancestors gave him the dream and the hope of the sleeve. i proudly say that i am 80 sentiment of enslaved people. slavery existed in this country for some 246 years. the value of 246 years of unpaid slave labor has been estimated to be as much as 14.2 trillion dollars. let's examine for just a moment each makeup banks in my involvement in financing slavery. truist, financial corporation, has assets of approximately 532 billion dollars. five predecessor institutions engaged in financing slavery. pnc financial services corporation, assets of approximately 534 billion dollars. a predecessor loaned $135,000 to a railroad company that used a slave labor in 1852. u.s. bank corp, assets of approximately 582 billion dollars. a predecessor i

mr. higgins, if i could get you -- guest: ronald greene. in your state -- you have not said anything about this. if you look at his case -- it was a lot worse than what happened with mr. floyd. it israel said that this has not come to the forefront. you being a representative of louisiana, you should be pushing for no coverups. guest: i'm not just a representative. i am a political -- i am a citizen. i did not have access to that investigation in the early hours after what happened with mr. green, but our governor did. our democrat governor had access to that information, and we are most certainly going to reveal what happened that night. i am an eternal member of the thin blue line brotherhood, police officer. there is no room in our ranks for violation of civil rights. when there is suspicion that such a thing happens, it should be investigated aggressively and that should have begun with our chief executive in louisiana, which is our democrat governor. we are definitely looking into that. we will win the governor's mansion next year in lo

i think i'm in a book the green party for mr. is a very welcome guest turnkey of her party, has been very outspoken in its support for ukraine and for supplying more weapons. the situation is bit more difficult with the social democrats of chancellor sholtes who been a lot more reluctant to promise and to help you crane militarily. so thank those that kind of coalition difficulty, bad, the greens alone, don't get to decide what gemini does, but definitely things all a bit better and is a lot less in the way of open bruxism from the ukrainian side. okay, dw correspondent, nick connelly in key reporting for us. and a reminder of our top story we're following for you. britain has entered a period of formal morning for queen elizabeth hundreds gathered in london for a memorial service. her son making his 1st address as king charles the 3rd echoed a pledge, she made a lifelong service to her people. he said to be officially proclaimed king and a ceremony in london. coming up next, doc film looks at a deadly pandemic a century ago. the

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mr. a book is from the green party to posit it's been most strident and support for ukraine and calling for germany to do more. so she's a very welcome guest in that sense, in terms of what she has in her bag, in terms of support new initiatives for ukraine. she was talking about the mining communitarian support, but there's very little detail so far in terms of for the military support new pledges. and also the ukranian side is very keen for german tanks and other equipment that is potentially available. but so far, germany has pulled back from making those promises. ok, you know, you correspondents and they kind of lean key. thank you. let's look at some more stories making headlines around the world. un chief antonio gutierrez says, flats that have left half a 1000000 people homeless in pakistan are due to countries with high carbon emissions. but the area said ignore in climate change amounted to collective suicide. is address from pakistan came as the 1st us plane, carrying humanitarian aid arrived in the country. wildfire southern california. as doubled in size force and the recreatio

in germany, then some actors who are a bit more offensive and totally transatlantic, like the green coffee. mr. big. and the devil would mr. lynn who would join more aggressive stuff if you very straight. and then there is other, as well, who are a bit more, let's say, different use it and they, they get it like to be part of the social democrats controls coming from. but the other part of the social democratic trans atlantic as well. so there's the title, kind of struggle in between the different ideas what to do next. but that's a lot of pressure in the german mainstream. and even in part of the left that there should be more exports of the ukrainian government and should be supported even though that knowledge that they are still qualified fashion. and that they are not really democratic. martin daughter, human rights lawyer and socio all the just joining us live here in archie international. great to see you. thanks so much for that and thank you for joining us here for this program. turning to the latest now from don bass. ukrainian artillery shelling has reportedly killed 4 civilians in

mr. and i book is from the green party deposit. it's been most strident in its support for ukraine and calling for germany to do more so she's a very welcome guest in that sense, in terms of what she has in her bag, in terms of support new initiatives for ukraine. she was talking about d mining humanitarian support, but there's very little detail so far in terms of further military support, new pledges, and also the ukranian side is very keen for german tanks and other equipment that is potentially available that so far germany has pulled back from making those promises. okay. did you correspondence in a connelly and key? thank you. as a reminder of our top story, we've been following for you buttons, charles, that that has been proclaimed king and an official ceremony at saint james's palace due to a magically became king when his my back when it is up in the 2nd, died of thursday by the session ceremony is a key constitutional answer. millennials don't even watch ended up being used coming out while starving sticks i displeased u

the gentleman from texas, mr. green, who is also the chair of the subcommittee on oversight and investigations, is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank, you madam chair. madam chair, the great maya angelo summarized the essence of my very existence when she proclaimed, bringing the gifts my ancestors gave him the dream and the hope of the sleeve. i proudly say that i am 80 sentiment of enslaved people. slavery existed in this country for some 246 years. the value of 246 years of unpaid slave labor has been estimated to be as much as 14.2 trillion dollars. let's examine for just a moment each makeup banks in my involvement in financing slavery. truist, financial corporation, has assets of approximately 532 billion dollars. five predecessor institutions engaged in financing slavery. pnc financial services corporation, assets of approximately 534 billion dollars. a predecessor loaned $135,000 to a railroad company that used a slave labor in 1852. u.s. bank corp, assets of approximately 582 billion dollars. a predecess

and in a bare book, the green party for mr. is a very welcome guest turnkey of her party, has been very outspoken in its support for ukraine and for supplying more weapons. the situation is bit more difficult with the social democrats of chancellor sholtes, who been a lot more reluctant to promise. and to help you claim militarily, so i think there's that kind of coalition difficulty there. the greens alone don't get to decide what gemini does, but definitely things are a bit better and is a lot less in the way of open criticism from ukraine inside. okay. did of in a correspondent, nick connelly in key reporting for us and our coverage of king charles. the 3rd proclamation continues after a short break, your watching dw news fly from berlin. i'm a spicer from the entire news team. thanks for watching. with you shift your guide to life in the digital world. explore the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what re

mr. suozzi and green, and we are grateful for all of our members who have been so nrkic -- energetic in advocating for strong pakistan-u.s. relationships. i want to acknowledge usaid. the embassy staff, and of course the president and prime minister and other leaders of government who opened their doors in the midst of this crisis for us to be briefed and to see the ongoing devastation that's going on there. i will come back to the floor again, back to the floor again because i am in fear of the devastation of pregnant women being stranded in places around that region and cannot be reached. this 23-year-old traveled 12 hours out of her mind, if you will -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. jackson lee: i ask my colleagues to join me. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you very much, madam speaker. madam speaker, the american people are rightfully concerned about the ambiguity of the biden administration's ongoing negotiations with iran. are these negotiations bein

little to push through his skimming. build back better plan on which had a record investment in green energy and mr. production of dressing and fight climate change. those are things that are directly attributable to the energy concerns as a result of the ukranian war. as i think they've been able to properly leverage that to be a campaign plus the policy campaign negative. on the other hand, republicans being still be parting the shadow. donald trump have nominated a series of just cartoons the incompetent candidates on that of allowed democrats to weather the storm of some of their failures and really come out with an opportunity to maintain majorities in the house. and the senate was talking of candidates. there has been some talk of the democratic party searching for a replacement for joe biden in the next presidential election with the results of this congressional midterm, determined his future. the party think. i don't, i, i think that regardless of present biden's age i, he will still be the strongest. nominate going into 2024. recent polling is shown in was 7 point lead over donald trump,

mr. and on a bare book is from the green party deposit. it's been most strident in its support for ukraine and calling for germany to do more so she's a very welcome guest in that sense, in terms of what she has in her bag, in terms of support new initiatives for ukraine. she was talking about the mining humanitarian support, but there's very little detail so far in terms of further military support, new pledges, and also the ukranian side is very keen for german tanks and other equipment that is potentially available that so far germany has pulled back from making those promises. okay, did you correspondence in their connelly and key? thank you. you and chief antonio gutierrez says, floods that i have left to half a 1000000 people home. less in pakistan are due to countries with high carbon emissions. but urine said, ignoring climate change amounted to collective suicide. his address from pakistan came as the 1st u. s. lean, carrion, humanitarian aid. arrived in the country. hell path finally arrived. relatives of giff man have been stran

mr. giraudo? >> present. >> and commissioner green. >> commissioner guillermo?ommission -- commissioner guillermo will read the land acknowledgement. >> thank you, commissioner green. the san francisco health commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their

mr. giraudo? >> present. >> and commissioner green. >> commissioner guillermo?. >> commission -- commissioner guillermo will read the land acknowledgement. >> thank you, commissioner green. the san francisco health commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their tti

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mr. dom which you >> red and green red and green today. its a burl ives market. >> make not as good as burl ives, but the markets are higher, but it has been an interesting move with regard to the timing of when it's happened we've seen both sides of that unchanged line 3876 the last trade there. we were up 13 handles, so just about tilting toward the higher end, so a pretty decent decline. dow industrials up, the nasdaq composite 11,456, just about flat the trading range has been relatively muted it's about the general trading range that we say on the friday session. a very about ig part of the story, we saw rates spikes in a pretty decent way, about 11-year highs, got above 3.5%. 3.47% right now. the highest levels going back to 2011 this kind of general trend higher has taken its toll on many growth-oriented stocks. those mega cap names are driving a lot of down side then, some of the individual movers have -- health care is a big laggard today. one of the reasons why is because many of the megacap names, that deal very much with covid-