mr. castro welcome. [applause] >> [foreign language] greetings to everyone.come to the ramaytush homeland. this area we call for thousands of years

mr. castro of texas. amendment number 24 by ms. barragan of california. amendment number 43 by ms. askett of virgin islands. amendment number 79 by ms. perez of washington. amendment number 92 by mr. bowman of new york. amendment number 145 by mr. grijalva of arizona. amendment number 46 by mr. jackson of north carolina. amendment number 61 by mr. lieu of california. and amendment number 77 by mr. nickel of north carolina. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote of this series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 84 offered by the gentlelady from california, miss lee -- ms. lee, on which further proceedings were postpone and which the knows prevailed by voice vote. the cleredesignated amendment. the clerk: amendment number 84, printed in the congressional record, offered by miss lee of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the recorded vote is ordered. me

mr. castro, welcome. [applause] >> [foreign language] greetings to everyone. welcome to the ramaytush homeland. this area we call for thousands of years, yalama, it's different now, especially where we're sitting. but it's still our homeland, we're still here, we are still dedicated to taking care of the land and the people on it in partnership with the representatives of the people that live here now. so, welcome to nancy pelosi, mayor london breed and it's intimidating to follow the singers who took us to church, hallelujah. but it is traditional for us to do a prayer and for us prayer is often a song. and so i'm going to sing, i think something that's appropriate for the beginning of the subway system here. a good luck song. so, this song is from our rumson cousins in monterey bay. the sad history of the ramaytush people is their culture was taken away from them. even though they managed to survive, we're reviving our culture, in the meantime we borrow from our cousins and relatives from other peoples of in-- in indigenous california so this is a song that

mr. castro of texas. the chair: the gentleman from texas is now recognized for five minutes on the amendment. mr. castro: thank you, chair. i rise to offer an amendment to the strategic production reserve act to prohibit the secretary of energy from approving new oil and gas leases on federal lands that have high concentrations of orphaned oil and gas wells. over the 160-year history of industrial oil and gas extraction in the united states, companies have dug millions of oil wells to fuel energy demands at home and around the world. when the pumps run dry and the wells are no longer profitable, companies are supposed to seal them up to stop toxic chemicals from escaping into the environment. unfortunately they often have not. between the lax regulations of the oil boom and the patchwork of current state and federal laws, oil companies have been able to shirk their responsibility to keep the communities around their wells safe. today the american landscape is dotted with abandoned, uncapped wells that lea

mr. castro, welcome. [applause] >> [foreign language] greetings to everyone. welcome to the ramaytush homeland. this area we call for thousands of years, yalama, it's different now, especially where we're sitting. but it's still our homeland, we're still here, we are still dedicated to taking care of the land and the people on it in partnership with the representatives of the people that live here now. so, welcome to nancy pelosi, mayor london breed and it's intimidating to follow the singers who took us to church, hallelujah. but it is traditional for us to do a prayer and for us prayer is often a song. and so i'm going to sing, i think something that's appropriate for the beginning of the subway system here. a good luck song. so, this song is from our rumson cousins in monterey bay. the sad history of the ramaytush people is their culture was taken away from them. even though they managed to survive, we're reviving our culture, in the meantime we borrow from our cousins and relatives from other peoples of in-- in indigenous california so this is a song that

mr. castro: i -- ms. castor: the republican bill would cause higher gas prices and hamstring the president to respond to a crisis and open up areas to drilling and pollution that should be off limits and exacerbate climate pollution. and you know, after putin invaded ukraine and consumers were grappling with higher gas prices, president biden was right to release oil from the strategic reserve to cushion the blow. it was a strategy that helped lower gas prices for americans. now republicans want to tie the hands of the president to act when necessary. there are too many kings in the world, war -- and tie the hands of the commander in chief to use the strategic reserve. this bill opens up areas of drilling and pollution that should be off limits like the coast of florida could wreck our economy, beautiful coastal waters and beaches that the department of defense needs for military training and the oil and gas industry controls large portions of public lands and waters. they aren't using it and sitting on a

mr. castro, welcome. [applause] >> [foreign language] greetings to everyone.sh homeland. this area we call for thousands of years, yalama, it's different

mr. castro, welcome. [applause] >> [foreign language] greetings to everyone. welcome to the ramaytush homeland. this area

mr. castro, welcome. [applause] >> [foreign language] greetings to everyone.the ramaytush homeland. this area we call for thousands of years, yalama, it's different now, especially where we're sitting. but it's still our homeland, we're still here, we are still dedicated to taking care of the land and the people on it in partnership with the representatives of the people that live here now. so, welcome to nancy pelosi, mayor london breed and it's intimidating to follow the singers who took us to church, hallelujah. but it is traditional for us to do a prayer and for us prayer is often a song. and so i'm going to sing, i think something that's appropriate for the beginning of the subway system here. a good luck song. so, this song is from our rumson cousins in monterey bay. the sad history of the ramaytush people is their culture was taken away from them. even though they managed to survive, we're reviving our culture, in the meantime we borrow from our cousins and relatives from other peoples of in-- in indigenous california so this is a song that my cousin ta

mr. castro, welcome. [applause] >> [foreign language] greetings to everyone. welcome to the

mr. castro: i -- ms. castor: the republican bill would cause higher gas prices and hamstring the president to respond to a crisis and open up areas to drilling and pollution that should be off limits and exacerbate climate pollution. and you know, after putin invaded ukraine and consumers were grappling with higher gas prices, president biden was right to release oil from the strategic reserve to cushion the blow. it was a strategy that helped lower gas prices for americans. now republicans want to tie the hands of the president to act when necessary. there are too many kings in the world, war -- and tie the hands of the commander in chief to use the strategic reserve. this bill opens up areas of drilling and pollution that should be off limits like the coast of florida could wreck our economy, beautiful coastal waters and beaches that the department of defense needs for military training and the oil and gas industry controls large portions of public lands and waters. they aren't using it and sitting on a

mr. castro, welcome. [applause] >> [foreign language] greetings to everyone. welcome to the ramaytush homeland. this area we call for thousands of years, yalama, it's different now, especially where we're sitting. but it's still our homeland, we're still here, we are still dedicated to taking care of the land and the people on it in partnership with the representatives of the people that live here now. so, welcome to nancy pelosi, mayor london breed and it's intimidating to follow the singers who took us to church, hallelujah. but it is traditional for us to do a prayer and for us prayer is often a song. and so i'm going to sing, i think something that's appropriate for the beginning of the subway system here. a good luck song. so, this song is from our rumson cousins in monterey bay. the sad history of the ramaytush people is their culture was taken away from them. even though they managed to survive, we're reviving our culture, in the meantime we borrow from our cousins and relatives from other peoples of in-- in indigenous california so this is a song that

mr. -- the mta board meeting and i want to welcome commissioner torres as the new entertainment commission. it's great to have someone representing the castro area and (indiscernible). and i'm calling in to say that, you know, bond bar switched to mother bar, the same person who owns the park side and the problem is this -- the sky rock is still creating parking on illegal parking on rundale alley and people hanging out. i hope the new owner doesn't have to deal with the same issues that andrea had to deal with as bond bar, but i heard that the tax -- the sound engineer or investigator fell asleep in his car while watching it and i think -- i'm not saying that (indiscernible), but it is a problem that you're not fully investigating sky lar. sorry to put it this way but it's dangerous for everybody else. the next thing is, some of the nightclubs are still taking up too much street space which interfering with bikes and droop drop-offs and parking. the audio and (indiscernible) are letting cars park in the bicycle lane and double parking and leaving the cars unoccupied especially next to the shared spaces so i don't know why you don't want to

unintelligible) in castro (bell ringing) really excited to partner on this scoping and have (unintelligible). thank you very much. >> thank you vivian thank you for your comments and mr. lynn our next caller. >> hello fillmore's a megan i'm a co-direct with the housing department and partnerships with hsh for the 835 turk street and providing high qualify for housing for homeless and seeing positive outcomes on turk street and excited to continue the partnerships and we think- existed to move forward and also support the 20 percent contingency over the pandemic 6 sites seen how things collapse with the partnership with hsh that is important to have. thank you. >> thanks maggie for your comments. >> madam chair that completes the cow. >> public comment is closed. (gavel) wondering if we have um, the numbers we need to amend? we do. okay. so take the items one by one and mr. city clerk like to make a motion on item three to reduce the contingency from 20 to 20 percent and i'm going to turn it over to you to make the correction. >> not to exceed not to exceed $11,636,000. >> no, this is a contingency line item. >> and we want to make sure we have a new number that is re

mr. -- the mta board meeting and i want to welcome commissioner torres as the new entertainment commission. it's great to have someone representing the castro area and (indiscernible). and i'm calling in to say that, you know, bond bar switched to mother bar, the same person who owns the park side and the problem is this -- the sky rock is still creating parking on illegal parking on rundale alley and people hanging out. i hope the new owner doesn't have to deal with the same issues that andrea had to deal with as bond bar, but i heard that the tax -- the sound engineer or investigator fell asleep in his car while watching it and i think -- i'm not saying that (indiscernible), but it is a problem that you're not fully investigating sky lar. sorry to put it this way but it's dangerous for everybody else. the next thing is, some of the nightclubs are still taking up too much street space which interfering with bikes and droop drop-offs and parking. the audio and (indiscernible) are letting cars park in the bicycle lane and double parking and leaving the cars unoccupied especially next to the shared spaces so i don't know why you don't want to

castro and 24 and mission. and a few other place caltrain. it is become impossible to be able to. thank you mr. toronto. >> thank you very much. >> is there another caller >> no additional callers >> we will close comment and close that item. we have supervisor melgar here and we have a board meet nothing 30 minutes she wanted to speak on an item later on the agenda i would like it give her this opportunity to speak out of turn. for the public we will steak the merced lake merced item from supervisor melgar we'll not hear the item at this time we will take public comment after she speaks but taking a comment because of her board meeting. so. supervisor melgar >> thank you very much. thank you, chair borden i don't have a meeting i have to own up to temperature i have to pick up my daughter. >> i am on you know mom duty. thank you for allowing me it address you on this. you are hearing it today and i know you have gotten lots of comments from folks. some from my constituent and in from folk who is care about safety and bicycles. this project actually predates me become supervisor. former preside

castro, curing cryptoassets, that is an ongoing. >> thank you for being here. i yield my time back. thank you very much. the gentleman from guam, mr. san nicholas is recognized for five minutes. >> there is a lot of us trying to understand what happened, for a variety of reasons. your primary responsibility will be to make sure that the creditors are made whole as well as the depositors and anybody else who has a stake in varying degrees in the company. my first question is, have we been able, have you've been able to pinpoint the specific cause for ftx this collapse? >> i know that there is all kinds of stories about loans to the owner, and no internal controls, loans to alameda combing going, but is there a specific trigger point or specific costs that has resulted in the ftx collapse? >> i think i've described. it's really the unlimited ability of those in control positions to borrow customer funds, or take customer funds, and deploy them for their own use. it involves margin trading, which is inherently risky. and, of course, they have spent enormous amounts of money beyond that, but it's really the misuse of funds. it's a sim

mr lamb. do you have any colors in the queue? okay. land metal color. hello. hello. um that danger, johnston. you may know me from the fire and the castro you look up l a times. it's uh, no home. bad rap. uh, big heart is his name the story anyway. i had a housing for a while and 30 years. i haven't had house you don't have housing now. they didn't house me for christmas, and it housed me for new year's. and it housed me for this storm . okay but i want to talk about at the time. i did have housing. and, um what they did. is they one day i went in, they said writing pay my rent well. i had the receipt. i paid the rent the people in the building that paid the rent to they were witnesses . they paid my rent, and everyone agreed that paid. moran had two receipts and i had the money order, but they were going to take me to court because somewhere got lost between there and the main office and it did take me court six months later, but in six months time i called all these organizations trying to get them to do something saying i have all this evidence. i did nothing wrong. and none of them could do anything. they just kept passing me off th