for luma. under the operation and maintenance contract between the government of puerto rico and luma there are several provisions about the management of federal funds, you definitely stated correctly that the recipient is the government of puerto rico and the case for the sector, and a subcontractor for preppa, to fully utilize the funds that puerto rico is entitled to rebuild the grid and we have a follow a specific procurement plan for that and other rules and that's overseen by the public-private partnership's authority ap they have the ability to check all of our work and obviously, we have the responsibility to spend those funds within the guidelines and the rules. >> okay. and will luma respond to the government of puerto rico if money is recouped as a result of your reconstruction work? >>. >> if i understand your pre-is luma responsible to puerto rico for the reimbursement of the funds, yes, we are. >> okay. thank you very much. mr. chairman, i'll yield back. if i may add one more for

>> hi, congressman from luma. under the operation and maintenance contract between the government of puerto rico and gloom out, there are several provisions about the management of federal funds. you definitely stated correctly that the recipient is the government of puerto rico. in the case for electrical sector, prepa is the rub-recipient. luma as a contractor for prepa has some specific duties there. including following all of the federal laws and regulations in order to fully utilize all of the funds and puerto rico is entitled to rebuild the grid, and we have to follow a specific pew current plan for. that another rules and that is overseen also by the public private partnerships authority. they had the ability to check all of our work because obviously fema does as well. and so we do have the responsibility to spend those funds within the guidelines and within the rules. >> and will luma respond to the government of puerto rico if money is recouped as a result of your reconstruction work? >> if money is reco

>> that question -- luma has won a contract, actually curly that -- luma does not subcontract to its subsidiaries, to its parent companies at all. there is one contract that's been asked for on an emergency basis because of fiona. in order to be a subcontract there. >> let's do this. can you provide a committee -- the committee a breakdown including the justification's and the amount charged and paid for those affiliates of your apparent companies even including hurricane fiona. my next question will be in that sense that during the piano recovery it was reported that luma did not call upon the other utilities in the american public power association for cooperation agreements to provide support -- but did everything using luma own contractors. is that true? >> yes ma'am we have been in constant in occasion with -- >> the answer is yes. so how many local versus usa canada contractors were used? >> during fiona, we had over 2800 utility workers in over 2500 vehicles deployed. >> and how did that cost you versus what the public utility support will have coughed? if you don't have the a

>> luma it, there is so many oversight from luma on so many quarters. personally do oversight, my chief of staff does oversight, and i have an assistant chief of staff full-time on energy affairs as well. and then we have the p3 authority, which is the administrator of the contract doing oversight as required by the contract. we have the legislator doing oversight, we have payers doing oversight, and so if anything, there is oversight all over the place. and so what we are doing is ensuring that luma improves's service and improve the duration of the disruption that we are still facing. >> thank you. mr. quitugua san nicolas, you're recognized. >> thank you very much mister chairman, are you receiving the? okay >> yes, thank you. >> as you, know the people of -- stood consolidate with the people of puerto rico, we see that you mentioned several segments that had the desire for some comments that were made directly towards statehood in puerto rico, as well as the financial condition of puerto rico. i would like 43 minutes of my time, and if mr. -- velazq

he was saying luma is on probation.erseeing their performance and they will not have my support service doesn't improve. then we saw fiona and that's when people went a month without electricity, so the governor continued to say he wanted to see service improve. however, he has very much supported luma staying in puerto rico and to this day says he is trying his very best because he believes that would be the worst consequence. amy: your comment on this latest news, 16 municipalities filing a lawsuit against shell, exxon mobil, accusing them of contributing to the climate crisis that downplayed fossil fuels. bianca: in puerto rico, we see the consequences of climate change first-hand. hurricanes have devastated puerto rico. people are still recovering. five years later, we see a hurricane ke fiona. the sea levels are rising. the fatalities are taking these companies to account when it comes to the comp -- consequences. amy: bianca, thank you for being with us. her short documentary "aqui vive gente," or people live here

the peta luma department issued a silver alert. last night, someone thought they saw her on mountain view avenue. officers are getting increasingly worried about her because of the cold weather. if you have any information about her disappearance, contact peta luma police. >>> some frightening moments seen live on television as cameras captured a tornado on a newscast. this is from new orleans in the midst of yesterday's coverage. >> there it is. you can see the tornado. here it is. >> that's it. it's dead center. >> houses are shaking. there you can see a very large tornado on one side of the -- now we have got the power flashes. it is on the ground. get to your safe place right now. >> that storm system continues to deliver a powerful one-two punch. this is what the wind and rain as it moves eastward. we're tracking the latest from louisiana. >> reporter: a violent tornado outbreak across the gulf coast. three straight nights of dangerous and deadly weather. louisiana pummelled wednesday, tornados reported across the state. leavi

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cavana is built in a new hotel in mission bay, luma hotel. we're located in the 17 the floor of this hotel, occupied by entire level, intended to be a celebration of land and culture of all things. we're going to be a shared menu that features a lot of street foods from brazil argentina and peru and mexico as well. cavana like many culture will be incompasses latin culture and we want to provide that as a part of our experience for our guest. we'll have live music as well as djs. we did extensive out reach and they're very welcoming to the point that they're new yorking on a daily basis asking when they can come in. so we're excited to be in the neighborhood. and bring up, mostly, i think in that neighborhood is not enough small businesses but more of the stadium businesses that exist and i think we're going to bring a great a little bit of evening and night life culture that will sit well with the neighborhood. did i not do. our additional cocktails. it's, it's right now, the creative process by some of the most talented and i'll introduce t

that's the name of the stilts, because they're made out of luma. - the wood that you find here. - theat's endemic to chiloé. yeah, exactly. and they are durable. palafito owners change their lumillas every five years. not all of them, but i don't know, like ten. and then, five years later, they will change another ten. and that way, they will be replacing all of them. - how many palafitos are there in chiloé? - currently, there are four different neighbourhoods of palafitos, probably the same size as this one. maybe two of them are a little bit bigger, but not the whole city is like that. it's just these four neighbourhoods. - why were the palafitos built in the first place? - castro started being a commercial place. it was like the centre of the island, later in the 19th century. so palafitos were a good way to connect the sea and the land. it was like a bridge. it was really easy for people to disembark their goods in a palafito and store the goods in there, and then sell them or distribute them in the city. palafito owners own just the buildings, but they do not own the land where

cavana is built in a new hotel in mission bay, luma hotel. the 17 the floor of this hotel, occupied by entire level, intended to be a celebration of land and culture of all things. we're going to be a shared menu that features a lot of street foods from brazil argentina and peru and mexico as well. cavana like many culture will be incompasses latin culture and we want to provide that as a part of our experience for our guest. we'll have live music as well as djs. we did extensive out reach and they're very welcoming to the point that they're new yorking on a daily basis asking when they can come in. so we're excited to be in the neighborhood. and bring up, mostly, i think in that neighborhood is not enough small businesses but more of the stadium businesses that exist and i think we're going to bring a great a little bit of evening and night life culture that will sit well with the neighborhood. did i not do. our additional cocktails. it's, it's right now, the creative process by some of the most talented and i'll introduce them shortly after

what is the luma short? you always just when he has a need for admiration of the former president who has become a nobody ish. darcy, i think he wants to an political capital. he seems to still have political ambitions, and it's just how much precocious dedira immediate. if a putting president putin under pressure, is unclear. but 9 months into the war in ukraine. displeasure is growing in russia over its course and that was d over usury rachada reporting there. remember, if you can't catch us live, you can always watch today's edition on demand online. just go to our website at dw dot com slash the day. ah, germany's parliament has recognized a famine in ukraine a famine that happened 90 years ago as genocide perpetrated by russia. ukrainians recently commemorated the laudable, a famine, deliberately engineered by soviet leader of the stall. at least 3900000 people died of hunger between 1932 in 1933 while moscow targeted ukraine with increasingly repressive measures. several countries have already condemne

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. >> when they moved into years ago, phil and anna henry hoped the luma would be a quiet place to retireversity administrator. they wanted to place their grandchildren could visit and play with their shelter dog name hopped -- there halter to -- there shelter dog. >> he wasn't allowed at nighttime. he couldn't sleep. >> the trouble began last summer when their neighbor complained that huck barked every time he took out the trash. >> he said if your dog ever comes over here again, he's not coming up -- she's not coming back. >> >> he did not stop to speak to me return my messages by his lawyer provided a surveillance video. that recording comes from some day -- comes from sunday, the day huck died. >> they were playing in the garden. they were right by the gate. the dog accidentally got out to the gate. >> huck stated -- huck headed straight to the yard. you could hear the henry's grandchildren trying to coax huck back home. ascend a minute later, anna arrives with hugs leash. but the dog has already begun chasing chickens. entering henry, 71 years old, lives at huck. the sergeant arrived

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cavana is built in a new hotel in mission bay, luma hotel. located in the 17 the floor of this hotel, occupied by entire level, intended to be a celebration of land and culture of all things. we're going to be a shared menu that features a lot of street foods from brazil argentina and peru and mexico as well. cavana like many culture will be incompasses latin culture and we want to provide that as a part of our experience for our guest. we'll have live music as well as djs. we did extensive out reach and they're very welcoming to the point that they're new yorking on a daily basis asking when they can come in. so we're excited to be in the neighborhood. and bring up, mostly, i think in that neighborhood is not enough small businesses but more of the stadium businesses that exist and i think we're going to bring a great a little bit of evening and night life culture that will sit well with the neighborhood. did i not do. our additional cocktails. it's, it's right now, the creative process by some of the most talented and i'll introduce them sh

cavana is built in a new hotel in mission bay, luma hotel.loor of this hotel, occupied by entire level, intended to be a celebration of land and culture of all things. we're going to be a shared menu that features a lot of street foods from brazil argentina and peru and mexico as well. cavana like many culture will be incompasses latin culture and we want to provide that as a part of our experience for our guest. we'll have live music as well as djs. we did extensive out reach and they're very welcoming to the point that they're new yorking on a daily basis asking when they can come in. so we're excited to be in the neighborhood. and bring up, mostly, i think in that neighborhood is not enough small businesses but more of the stadium businesses that exist and i think we're going to bring a great a little bit of evening and night life culture that will sit well with the neighborhood. did i not do. our additional cocktails. it's, it's right now, the creative process by some of the most talented and i'll introduce them shortly after this slide.