it's one of the biggest rivalries in the bonus. leger this he had ot mont are challenging for the leech title, while shellcare fighting relegation. ah, the numbers are all in favor of a victory for diamond. when, if he chalka in the viet darby, don't mind our unbeaten in the last 8 league matches. and if scored a whopping $22.00 goals, if that isn't enough, the 2nd place team is taking on the 17th in the boonies. he got table. but does any of that matter? not according to the document coach. get assigned and b, as always, this will be a met shaped by emotion and intensity on where your rank on the table has no meaning. and it's really just about those 90 minutes. even wooden chalka, also on the same chalka, they've only conceded one goal in the last 6 games. and there's a new found since of team spirit and been, and if dorman gives a 100 percent and so to weep and it will be very difficult. it's our job to prevent them from reaching that 100 percent. that means what sets us apart. unmatched a is our mentality. it chalka will be happy that brought one to will play without several key pla

leger fernandez.he speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new mexico is recognized for three minutes. ms. leger fernandez: last congress, democrats tackled climate change and brought down energy costs for the american people. those investments in the inf ininflation reduction act spurred good-paying jobs. at a time when we see rising costs, the inflation reduction act will save, will save the average american family $1,800 a year. the biden administration is also moving forward with an important rule to limit methane emissions nationwide. new mexico, new mexico led the way on this. we strengthened our methane emissions rules in 2021. the energy information administration data shows that even though we strengthened our emissions -- methane emissions, we grew year after year for five years in natural gas and energy production. so the land of enchantment shows us that we don't have to sacrifice the environment for energy production. but h.r. 1 would sacrifice the environment. they would put polluters

so for honest restaurant tours turned boot legers opened the place we were in and it became the speak easy. and later, the after prohibition, it became this beloved italian restaurant called emlio, and the last living child of these boot leger came in and she brought her great grandchildren and, so we made an emilio's day. and she took to the stage and she told the story about the speak easy and all the famous people who came. and the story about her dad, who was emilio paccini, and pampoccini. and she said emilio's was dark and for goent until a come poener his wife came and found the magic and life turned once more turned into penya patcha mama and she said she heard her dad whispering, i like what they're doing here. we're so thankful for everybody's support and this business. thank you. >> would anybody else like to come up and provide comment? >> i was not planning on speaking, when i look back or when we all look back to 19 33, it's a vision because none of us were here. imagine that time, we were coming out of the roaring 20s, in the middle of depression and nicko decided to op

. >> leger asked, their derivatives platform, was one of the few areas of the ftx empire that remainnt. it had its auction delay to march 22. unclear the reason why. ed: kailey leinz. thank you. china warning of catastrophic consequences if washington's push to contain beijing continues. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> claims that it seeks to outcompete china. it seeks to get the two countries blocked in a zero-sum game. caroline: welcome back. that was just china's new foreign minister calling the u.s. approach to beijing a reckless gamble. this is in stark contrast to what was happening on the hill today. discussions about restricting access to the tiktok at. -- tiktok app. we have the perfect guest to discuss at all. you are about to go out to china soon. talk to us about what you heard from chinese leadership today, a tough stance seemingly they have decided to fight fire with fire and some way. guest: it's not surprising. this sort of rhetoric, they had been careful not to use this kind of straightforward rhetoric and calling out the u.s. policy on china. it has come on the heels of the

leger fernandez of new mexico. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 60, the gentlewoman from new mexico and a member opposed each will control five minutes. ms. leger fernandez: i appreciate the opportunity to debate and consider my amendment to encourage local hiring and recruitment. but i want to note my disappointment that my friends across the aisle rejected any consideration of my other two amendments on this floor. one of those amendments would allow the secretaries of agriculture and interior if it would negatively impact our water, farmers, tribes or local communities. in new mexico, water is life. it shouldn't be controversial to protect our waters for our people, farmers and our environment. my other amendment would have stated that this bill would not go into effect until the federal government certifies there are lower costs for american consumers and save taxpayers' money. if this bill is designed to lower costs, let's verify that before putting pollute eshes over people. but again, i appreciate the

leger fernandez of new mexico. amendment number 26 by mr. levin of virginia. amendment number 31 by mr. ogles of tennessee. amendment 35 by mr. smith of new jersey. amendment number 36 by the gentleman from new jersey. the unfinished business is the vote request for recorded vote on amendment number 20 printed in part b of house report 1 #le is-30, offered by the gentleman from arkansas, mr. westerman, on which further proceedings were postponed and the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk: amendment number 20, printed in part b of house report number 118-30. offered by mr. westerman of arkansas. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the requested for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15 di-minute vot. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or comme

leger fernandez: 50 years ago today new mexico walz the first state to adopt a law that recognizes language and culture are inseparable. that students learn better if they take the language from their kitchen into their classroom. 50 years ago my parents helped write and pass the bilingual multicultural education act so apache, sunni, spanish and a.s.l. would be taught in our schools. like many new mexicans, they understood the importance of culturally relevant content. today 70% of new mexico school districts have bilingual multicultural instruction. bilingualism is a treasure. nearly 22% of the u.s. speaks a language other than english at home and roughly 245 indigenous languages are spoken across the country. studies have shown that having a second language helps students be better problem solvers, more creative, able to concentrate and communicate better. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house

leger fernandez: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to oppose the polluters over people act and the mining provision that is will make it easier for foreign-owned companies to pollute our lands and waters and destroy our tribal cultural resources. america's 150-year-old mining law already fails to protect our communities from a responsible min -- irresponsible mining. we see that in the thousands of abandon mines that dot new mexico and the west. h.r. 1 would only make it worse. threatening our water and as we know, water is life. i'm disappointed that republicans blocked my amendment to stop mining exploration on public lands if it harms our water, farmers, and tribal communities. do they not care about our most essential resource, our water? indeed, some proposed mining projects are from subsidiaries of foreign companies like resolution copper in arizona which has ties to the chinese communist party. why wo are they protecting the chinese communist party subsidiary mining our precious resources? that mine would devote --