roberto delgado. >>> se registran un aumento paulatino que tienen expectativas en la zona fronterizao de la apertura de la frontera por ahí provocó una fuerte demanda de dólares de los centros para el control de familiares. entonces sucedió como te comento la semana pasada. sin embargo información día de ayer que se dio la apertura de las fronteras y un comportamiento y un poco no fue tanto como lo esperábamos. el seguir esta demanda un aumento más en los próximos días. >>> nuevito tantos dólares en circulación escasez de dólares. y entre la fuerte demanda esto ha provocado un dólar hasta llegar algunos centros cambiaron la semana pasada 20 60. y es el día de ayer no medio ambiente 40 entonces este comportamiento del tipo de cambio de la venta la cantidad de montes en la ciudad. este aumento para los compradores el paso texas que visitan juárez se beneficia además de que se incrementan las compras en los comercios locales. >>> para mí está bien más hasta la persona está muy clara. ya que no pudimos cruzar estoy comprando ahora si en la localidad estoy haciendo mis compras aquí en méx

roberto delgado nos amplÍa. >>> desde que esta noche se ha dado la reapertura de los puentes internacionalesma . >>> se hago acudido al las oficinas del bienestar para el certificado solicitar la correcciÓn. leve no hemos dormido, y ya tenemos cinco horas y ni siquiera podemos entrar por una ineptitud de los que trabajan aquÍ en bienestar. >>> tambiÉn el certificado esta siendo requerido para requerir trabajo en la empresa maqu maquiladora o cualquier tipo de trÁmite >>> si no lo llevan a su ce certificado impreso no les dan su pa peleterÍa de residencia de ciudadano americano. >>> sÍ hubo personas que no han podido. se va a tardar de cuatro a seis u ocho semanas. son mÁs de cien millones de vacunas o formatos que hay en el paÍs. >>> en esur de california o en el puerto de los Ángeles operan contra reloj para desembarcar decenas de mercancÍas en buques y reloj. de nueva cuenta hay muchÍsimo trÁfico >>> buenas noches. las au autoridades piensan que la certificaciÓn y contrataciÓn de mÁs trabajadores que transportan cargamentos continÚa afectando el bolsillo de los conseumidores au hay trabaja

hay muchos detectives con carros >> la policía lo describió como un hombre de unos 30 años de edad delgadoión de calle pero aseguran que tiene conocimiento del lugar. es >> vamos a la pausa nuevo estudio asegura que el uso de cannabis durante el embarazo pía ser muy perjudicial, y le cuento que efecto podría tener a largo plazo en sus hijos. >> la administración oceánica atmosférica predice el fenómeno de la niña este invierno en el estado de california y esto significa que se espera menos precipitaciones en el área de la bahía hasta la frontera sur estatal además se podría sentir temperaturas más cálidas en la parte sur y central del estado ya que hablamos de temperaturas los centros () abrazaron su apertura por la condiciones del tiempo. >> se les agua los planes. al momento se desconoce cuándo comenzarán a recibir visitantes. >> y vea cómo amanece el área de la bahía esa línea de tiempo una densa neblina que nos regala densa neblina las imágenes tomadas desde la ámara al tope de la montaña de sonoma, dejándonos ver los espectaculares lugares que nos rodean >> que imágenes. a lo largo de

delgado, you may proceed. mr. delgado? i believe he might not beyond. i guess that we will have to go to myself. your testimony states that chemicals need to be proven safe before being put on the market. similarly, most of you agree with the position of the ranking member that it's more cost-effective to prevent these chemicals from entering the environment than to treat them afterwards. a yes or no would do. do you agree that more of the bird needs to be placed on those who have manufactured or produced these chemicals then to leave the economical responsibility to the public? panel? >> absolutely yes. >> yes ma'am. >> absolutely yes. >> mr. moore? >> yes. >> madam chair, yes. >> well, it is very important that we consider this a critical issue for all of us. i trust in talking to my colleagues, we need to have a follow-up hearing. do you agree that we should have a follow-up hearing with the industry to come and tell us what they are doing about preventing these chemicals from being put out to the general public? anybody? >> yes. [laughter] >> yes. t

as you remember for this month, when we first introduces caesar delgado. he was with the tax port for roughly 20 years and he has experienced as an auditor who is in the political reform audit program at the california tax board. so has a great wealth of absolutely spot-on experience for us and we're looking forward to having him now join the audit team as well working with linda fong and rob hodge. he also had some experience working at a political law firm politically and has some exposure to both sides of that coin and we're just happy to welcome caesar today. just give a waive so people can say hello. so i just started this week. it's a much longer process than that. so welcome on behalf of all of us. i also wanted to make sure we introduce last month to you, our new members who joined last month. b.c. matthews is one of our senior investigative senior analysts. i think both b.c. and cory are online. b.c. has most recently served as a housing rights attorney in the bay area, but also in new york and with the manhattan legal services doing work in housi

[applause] >> bismarck delgado. [applause] >> janine lawa. [applause] >> last but not least, the last honoree is randy burns who could not be here unfortunately be that doesn't mean we can't give him a round of applause. [applause] >> in addition to the certificate and necklaces, the staff also obtained these beautiful shaws for all our honorees so we will take a moment to shawl everyone. ls fo honorees so we will take a moment to shawl everyone. >> as many of you know, but some may not, every tribe has their own tradition and customs for honoring someone. intertribal communities, we do the best of what we know and what we got. in our way, we honor with gifts and shawls and blankets, all types of things. that's why we have these gifts for our honorees. >> we would like to call upon all nations for an honor song. please stand if you are able. >> thank you all nations for that honor song and thank you so much to our advisory committee. you all may be seated now. [applause] >> as april mentioned earlier, this past year and a half or however many

other instances out of white fragility and kimberly crenshaw's work on critical race theory and delgado's writings. we hosted gloria billings who wrote in 1995 a large essay on why it should be implemented in k through 12 schools when she told the staff teaching is political and critical race theory is a big thing and our equity office mentions it quite often all the time in personal meetings and professional development steeped into the entire district. >> so what are these so-called characteristics of white supremacy that are -- like what are they? >> well, depending on who you ask, white supremacy can be any strawman that you can build. what do you want to gripe about today? punctuality, i've seen slides indicate in racial equity meetings that state it's a sense of urgency is apparently a factor of white supremacy culture. being respectful and expecting respect from others, being on time for things, worship of the written word, meaning i cite things when i state them. those are all aspects of white supremacy culture and that's rather interesting to me. >> being on time is white suprema

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. >> i'm michelle delgado. i'm from aurora, colorado.teful for the response from my family, how we've reached out to each other. >> my name is jean darnell and i'm a middle school librarian and pflugerville, texas. i'm thankful to have a job. last thanksgiving, i didn't. i was out with current quarantine and whatnot, and so, i am eternally grateful to be here in a library again. inspiring kids. >> i'm kevin reid from seattle, washington, and i'm thankful for shelter food. i live in seattle, so we have a lot of homeless around and you're reminded constantly how fortunate you are just to have a home and food. >> my name is jessie shapley. i'm 35. i live in houston, texas. this year, we're really looking forward to being together as a family. now that my five year olds are vaccinated and we're all vaccinated. >> my name is silvia garcia- livelli. i live in bethesda, maryland. i think that we all have felt the stress of knowing how fragile life is and how important it is that we are not isolated entities. we are required of a group that shar

delgado. >> thank you. i know i'm going to follow up on some very important question, that is raised by representative norton about how broken the recycling system and i, will get to that minute, but i want to thank those witnesses for your very important testimony. while these issues are complex, there seems to be a common thread. the best way to address the toxic chemicals, and the pollutants, is to ensure that they don't get into our water environment, and our waterways, and the first place. that's real. and they burden our local wastewater facilities. they pollute our environment. and cause harm to our ecosystems and to our bodies. because it's critically important that we ensure that these contaminants do not enter our waterways in the first place, i included several provisions in my bill, to protect our environment, as well as municipal water systems from the downstream impacts. but also what is called extended producer responsibility. that is, instead of communities and individuals being responsible

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delgado has championed. build on the profession of the american rescue plan five broadening access to the debt relief for at risk united states department of agriculture farm loan borrowers. this is important to make sure that all of us, regardless of social standing, regardless of race, creed or color, agriculture is for all of us. and so, i want to thank mr. mcgovern and this fine committee for the opportunity to share some background on the good work that we are doing in the house agriculture committee. we would have liked to have done more, but we believe that this is an important investment in the programs under our jurisdiction. again, i think you for your time and i yield back. >> thank you very much. i'm happy to recognize the ranking member of the agriculture committee, mr. thompson of pennsylvania. >> chairman, ranking member, members of the rules committee, thank you for the repeat appearance on the invitation to come back and continue this fruitless discussion. mr. chairman, this is like groundho

want thank the representatives who are sponsors, representatives chabot, houlahan, phillips, tenney, delgado and rice and gottheimer for their co-sponsorship and support. cyber attacks are on the rise. nearly 50% of cyber attacks are to small businesses which can hurt. small businesses are targeted because they don't have the resources or technical knowledge to implement and maintain cybersecurity defenses. this bill helps small business development centers to become better equipped to help small businesses in their intrurt and -- cybersecurity and needs. putting small businesses in the best position to respond to cyber attacks has become one of my top priorities as a member of congress. as part of the small business committee, i have seen how difficult it is for small businesses to arm themselves against these kinds of attacks. this bill provides much-needed resources to help small businesses improve their cyber preparedness in face of rising threats. i urge my colleagues to support and pass h.r. 4515. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mis

joey delgado has been friends with a sergeant since they were kids, he told me quote. it's obvious he needs help for his dependency and can only hope he