high record temperature for juneau got smashed yesterday. >> wow. >> yeah, it was 70 degrees in juneaue a year, you know? so to have 70 in april is smashed. >> at this point, there's a lot of concern with what we were going to do and how we were going to adjust our plan to be able to still have a successful mission. >> we did a recon skin up-valley, and walking around, you could tell it's so hot, humid. >> we got a view of bertha and really spent time just sitting there, watching it. how does it look? >> well, that summit ridge is, um -- that's pretty real right there. that is going to be -- that's pretty real. rated "r." >> yeah, it's really just a matter of what's snow and what's white ice. won't know until we're up there. >> yeah. hitting, like, inedgeable ice on a mountain means you'll lose your edge and accelerate super fast and be really hard to catch a fall. it's like black ice on the highway. >> what would it be? 5,000 vert from top to bottom? >> nah, it's like 7,000. >> 7,000? >> do we want to go to the saddle? >> that serac is insane. >> yeah, it seems like it's pretty cold u

this is patty, juneau, florida. republican, good morning. caller: i have a question. what if all of congress spent more of their salaries than they earned? what would happen? i believe they would have to file for bankruptcy. my question is why would our congress do that to the american people? why are they going to let, why don't they make rules or spend the money dependent on how much money is coming in? guest: no one is arguing that we not pay our bills, the argument is timely payment of our bills. if you're going to allow a child that gets a credit card for the first time and creates an enormous number of charges on that credit card are you ever going to have a conversation where you take it away or put rules in place to make sure that if you are going to pay it off on their behalf they are not going to the next day go up and wreck up charges again? that is what this debate is about. the issue about default is let's not have the scare tactic. let's focus on what default is and what it's not. it is about u.s. treasuries paying it off and paying the interest. then yo

north we've got one field office in anchorage and two satellite offices one in fairbanks and one in juneaue've got issue is related to the human trafficking and i worry that we don't have the resources that we need to make a difference in these frightening areas. i know that we are well over our time to go into the current discussion. >> i would say i've been up to visit the office and our law enforcement partners twice and the thing that strikes me besides how small the footprint is, how massive it is in another sense and how closely do the partners work together. i say that with a vantage point of somebody that has been to all twice and the anchorage field office and of the relationships they've built with each other, federal, state and local there's nothing that brings people together fastly and more closely than a common massive challenge. >> thank you, senator. if there are no additional questions, you may submit questions. we would request the fbi respond to the questions within 30 days. the subcommittee will reassess and we will reconvene in ten minutes and sbc to 17 to take any cla

we have two new satellite offices, when in fairbanks and one in juneau.we've got a crisis, in my view, when it comes to fentanyl. we've got issues related to the human trafficking, and i worry that we don't have the resources that we need to make a difference in these frightening areas. administrator wray, you can choose to comment on that. i know that we are well over our time to go into closed session. >> i would just say, as you know senator, i've been up to visit our office there. and more importantly, even our law enforcement partners up their twice. and the thing that really strikes me, besides how small the footprint is in some sense, how massive the footprint is in another sense. and last but not least, how closely the partners work together. and i say that with a vantage point of somebody who spent all 56 -- and the anchorage field office and federal state and local partners is pretty striking. i think in some ways it's something that brings people together faster, and more closely than a common massive challenge. >> they are good. but they are o

north we've got one field office in anchorage and two satellite offices one in fairbanks and one in juneau we've got this crisis stage in my view when it comes to fentanyl. we've got issues related to the human trafficking, and i worry that we don't have the resources that we need to make a difference in these frightening areas. administrator, you can choose to comment. i know that we are well over our time to go into closed session, but -- >> i would say as you know, owsenator, i've been up to visit ourv office and more importantl, even our law enforcement partners twice. the thing that really strikes me besides how small the footprint is in some sense how massive the footprint is in another sense and last but not least how closely the partners work together and i say that with a vantage point of somebody that's been to all 56 fbi field offices twice and the anchorage field office andnc relationships theye built with each other federal, state, local partners. it's pretty striking and i think in some ways it is something that brings people together vastly andiv mark) a massive challenge. >

it this is a couple of weeks ago on a flight from juneau to anchorage. those kinds of programs that help people advance, i would love to hear more about those, from any other witness too. >>>>. we invest 12,000 dollars to support a technician, or someone who wants to be a technician working with and for us. as they continue to work, kyle is working on the ramp. he got his amp certificate. incredible young man who was working, while getting his education and got support from us. we look forward to expanding this program and also to extent that the federal government is there to help in expanding that type of program further. it is really critical because the pilot and technician jobs are well-paying and great careers especially if you have the opportunity to do it within the geography that you grew up in. sen. sullivan: good, thank you madam chair. chair cantwell: now, via remote, senator markey. sen. markey: chair. can you hear me now? beautiful. i just wanted to echo what you have been saying, madam chair that there are critical workforce issues. divers

to the witnesses here for all that you're doing we had a community health center annual fly in two juneau last week i was with many of them as they were there talking about many of the issues that you have presented here today the concern over 3:40. certainly the workforce issue all over the place. began hours are of the value that comes from community health centers. the fact that it really is patient driven care. understanding what the real issues are in the community and then being able to respond the folks at the sunshine clinic there real challenge is a lot of the people in their service area do not have running water. you're thinking about health concerns and considerations and you don't have good water that you can count on, that hands a whole additional layer of complication and complexity to what you are dealing with. those people know what to do with it. they are advocates and other areas. i am a huge fan for community health centers. i wanted to follow up just a little bit with senator kaine and talking about workforce. where are we going to get these great people from? one of

kyle, kyle is in alaska native who joined alaska airlines on the ramp, as a ramp service agent in juneau. and after two years of training, while working at our airline, is now a line aircraft technician in anchorage, a success story. as we look to grow our workforce, one significant barrier to entry is pilot cost. offering low-interest federal loan for students entering this critical profession is key to improving access to the pilot pipeline. this is a policy we urge congress to explore and advance so we can have the pilot supply needed to meet the demand in the long term. congress should also expand the breath and investment of section 625 grants for outreach education and training of pilots and maintenance technician, as well as pave the way for veterans to enter aviation careers through the g.i. bill. thank you. i look forward to working with this committee on enhancing and developing the safest and strongest aviation workforce for our common future. it will take the industry, government, and educators collaborating to accomplish this mission. >> thank you. i now recognize doctor luc

this is patty, juneau, florida. republican, good morning. caller: i have a question.hat if all of congress spent more of their salaries than they earned? what would happen? i believe they would have to file for bankruptcy. my question is why would our congress do that to the american people? why are they going to let, why don't they make rules or spend the money dependent on how much money is coming in? guest: no one is arguing that we not pay our bills, the argument is timely payment of our bills. if you're going to allow a child that gets a credit card for the first time and creates an enormous number of charges on that credit card are you ever going to have a conversation where you take it away or put rules in place to make sure that if you are going to pay it off on their behalf they are not going to the next day go up and wreck up charges again? that is what this debate is about. the issue about default is let's not have the scare tactic. let's focus on what default is and what it's not. it is about u.s. treasuries paying it off and paying the interest. then you

and the permit number is 202 to 05 to 75198 the out of final inspection done on the permit in juneau. 2022 11 months ago. i've been trying to follow with good enforcement since then, to close an audit of violation because this is the only permit day cited that it should be fixed. they have not done that and since, and they've been charging me a monitoring fee every month, but they're not able to see that. the permit i filed the closest violation has been final inspector. thanks like this, too, is resolvable. this is precisely why we have these public hearings. thank you. and sorry for that. are there any other individuals? please come forward. this is again the public hearing on the report of assessments. name is antoinette louis. i live at 44 to ashbury street address again for four to ashbury street. got it. okay, um . my nephew bought the bottom floor and was doing some work on it. and stopped. and now i'm taking back the bottom floor. but all the mail that i received from me and my mother, which is the living trash went to 4 46 ashbury. we don't live in 4 46. we live in 4 42. so i

and the permit number is 202 to 05 to 75198 the out of final inspection done on the permit in juneau. 2022 11 months ago. i've been trying to follow with good enforcement since then, to close an audit of violation because this is the only permit day cited that it should be fixed. they have not done that and since, and they've been charging me a monitoring fee every month, but they're not able to see that. the permit i filed the closest violation has been final inspector. thanks like this, too, is resolvable. this is precisely why we have these public hearings. thank you. and sorry for that. are there any other individuals? please come forward. this is again the public hearing on the report of assessments. name is antoinette louis. i live at 44 to ashbury street address again for four to ashbury street. got it. okay, um . my nephew bought the bottom floor and was doing some work on it. and stopped. and now i'm taking back the bottom floor. but all the mail that i received from me and my mother, which is the living trash went to 4 46 ashbury. we don't live in 4 46. we live in 4 42. so i