maybe it'll set maybe a state like new mexico or vermont? we'll set their thc level at three, but let's get the feds totally out of it. and this is one of the more important things. i wanted to convey today. on the food side what i'd like to see this is a dream i maybe we can manifest this. what i'd like to see is the creation of a new craft category that allows independent processors up to let's say i think in american hem farmer i said something like six tons of product by dry weight per season, which is not much. allows a good community co-op to be a multi-million dollar enterprise. in their region distribute rigid regionally. but have four rules that are more akin to farmers markets. more akin to community supported agriculture than these as i discussed earlier these over sanitized. rules that are restricting farmers today. i mentioned my good friend roger at at healthy oil seeds in north dakota. roger told me that he has two full-time employees. luckily. it's his wife and his sister. all they do is deal with food regulatory stuff permit

and i'm with the 615th transportation battalion in santa fe, new mexico.or four weeks in january, i was stationed at aztec middle school, aztec, new mexico, teaching math, some navajo language and biology. adriana: my name is adriana flavian. and i teach english and college success at santa teresa high school in santa teresa, new mexico, which borders el paso, texas. i have been teaching in education for 17 years. dr. sims: across the nation, not just in new mexico, education systems are realizing a shortage of staffing. and it's been happening pre-covid. and when we got our national guardsmen in january, it was some just-in-time help that we needed. simon: we all received text messages from our unit readiness officers. and we're just like, oh, man, just loads of messaging backwards and forwards, everyone in the unit like, oh, man, they're really going do this? really going to send us to a school? these guys are crazy. adriana: when we first heard that the national guard were going to be asked to be substitutes, obviously, some teachers were very apprehens

i've been teaching in education for 17 years. >> across the nation, not just in new mexico, educationizing a shortage of staffing, and it's been happening pre-vid. and so, when we got our national guardsmen in january, it was some just-in-time help that we needed. >> we all received text messages from our unit readiness officers and we're just like, "oh man," just loads of messaging backs- and-forwards, everyone in the unit like, "they're really going to do this? really going to send us to a school? these guys are crazy." >> when we first heard that the national guard were going to be asked to be substitutes, obviously, some teachers were very apprehensive, you know. it was something out of a dystopian novel. >> this is just a substitute with a different-- a different attire on. lieutenant colonel corona takes lesson plans home, reviews them the night before. she's very well prepared. she is fully licensed, qualified background check. so she just does a phenomenal job, and it allows us to provide that continuity and consistency for our kids in person. >> the students were interesting.

i want to yield to congresswoman yvette harrell from new mexico. ms. harrell: thank you so much. there is no doubt we have a war raging between russia and ukraine. but let's make not any mistake at all. this president waged war on the american people, the american industry, the day he signed the executive order that would stop building the keystone x.l. pipeline. remember that's 11,000 jobs that were lost at the stroke of a pen. look where we are right now. this administration would trust fuels from venezuela, from iraq, from other nations over the permian basin and other states in our station that produce. the best thing we can be doing for our country and our allies is becoming energy independent. we should never put ourselves in a position to rely on foreign energy. look what china's doing right now. this year alone they will be building over 200 coal-powered plans. why? they will not find themselves in a position where they have to rely on foreign energy and neither should americans. we should not, we cannot, and we must not do that. this uncertainty is why we are seeing the

david and i are currently looking at a live video feed of a prototype spinlauncher in new mexico.n the full—size one is built, it will take a small satellite, stick it inside a giant dart, load it onto a 100m—long arm, gradually spin it round and round, faster and faster and then... ..let it go at 5,000 miles an hour. don't believe me? i don't blame you! this idea sounds completely nuts. well, you know what's nuts is rockets. rockets are combustion chambers that burn cryogenic propellants at temperatures that are greater than, like, the surface of the sun. they have thousands of components that are made out of the most exotic materials known to man and are on the verge of blowing apart at any possible minute. i think spinlaunch is quite a bit less nuts than a rocket. and, look, as the day's gone on, i've started to believe it. by getting the projectile above the atmosphere, you've done away with the need for most of your fuel and most of your weight. without air resistance, a much smaller rocket can then get the satellite up to 17,000 miles an hour and into orbit. spinlaunch gets

in new mexico, his breathing was hard form where he's he was really like below sea level at his ranch there in brenham, texas and and a beautiful bluebonnets and gorgeous horses and hit a nice setup and wyatt really was winning blue ribbons. i mean he was a champion his hero is even mind me. saying i don't talk usually about students, but he loves muhammad ali. in his bible was david remnick's book on ali and he really wanted to be like the greatest at rodeo. and whether one ever meets that it's attains it it's the drive to want to be be that good and why it has that sure tell him the next ken burns series is on muhammad ali so it's i didn't know that i watched hemingway with great. i thought it was all of ken stuff is good, but i'm really enjoyed the hemingway it had enough mixer of footage with the writing and the complications, but i was worried it was going to be more of a kind of takedown of hemingways machoism or something, but i thought they'll dealt with him as a person quite well in that and so muhammad ali is a gold standard because the footage you have of him and we'll be j

new mexico. whoa, new mexico? new mexico.hink new mexico would be of high state or regional interests? if you're her and your boss is from new mexico, probably. or if you have the senator from new mexico calling all the time. probably. right? so i really wish the media would look into this. because right now, you've got the president of the united states, jen psaki and others saying, well, we're trying to do everything we can here. you got this memo that's still in effect, by an acting assistant secretary, saying i'm going to control every permit issued in america on federal lands. right here. read it. and you can't move, you regional directors and b.l.m., you know, in fairbanks, alaska, you state directors. no, no, no, no, no. i'm in charge, and i'm going to prove them, you can't move without me. but give me a heads up if it's regional interests, deb haaland might care about the new mexico ones. or climate change, racial equity, whatever else she listed. so this administration really wanted to do all it could to produce ener

from new mexico highlands university. i need to give out a shout out to new mexico highlands university because my father received his degrees from new mexico highlands university. my mother went to school when she had seven kids and she worked so hard. she'd fall asleep on that typewriter and would print the letters on her head and we would tease our mother but she got that degree from new mexico highlands university. and new mexico highlands university is rated as one of the top number 19 of those minority-serving institutions that help elevate their students from one socioeconomic ring to another. it is a minority-serving institution that is key in the upward ladder of social mobility. you know, the congressional progressive caucus had some very key priorities. and i am so pleased to talk about the manner in which we've dressed those priorities. we believe that it is very important that we strengthen the care economy, that we invest in medicaid and home and community-based services, and we are going to make sure that w

this is from new mexico. the ban was carrying the team members from the university of southwest and hobbs new mexico. six of the students and one faculty member were killed. two students were transported to the hospital and are in critical condition. the texas highway patrol said they collided with a pickup truck. two people inside that truck also died. the team is returning from, or they were returning from a tournament in west texas. >> that is so sad. today marks one year since the shooting rampage at an atlanta spa. six of the victims were asian-american women. we have a live look in san francisco. one of eight cities across the country that will host rallies calling for justice for asian women. the event gets underway at 3:00 the at the asian art museum. last year the spa shooter pleaded guilty to killing four victims in a deal that took away the death penalty. >>> less than 30 minutes, the federal reserve is expected to start raising interest rates. it is part of a high priority effort to tame inflation

companies that are drilling in new mexico are still drilling in new mexico lucky for them they were sure trump would win so they stockpiled permits they have enough to drill through 2024. permits are notar the problem. the biden administration has been permitting oil for new drilling so is not a policy problem but a market problem. >> your reaction? >> it's nonsense and i thought maybe that listening to it are we better off now than we were two years ago with trump? that's why we kowtow to russia. >> 5 percent growth. i helped president trump and we hadad a crisis in 2020 come up with solutions to the storage problem. they would call me at 2:00 o'clock in the morning. i used to work at james baker institute in houston. that we physically didn't need the pipeline from canada because of the pipelines were built. that's the physical truth. and then to have something that sounds right. and there is no question there are policies that may have been taken to lower inflation when none of them are related toto oil because it's very hard to change. and i will say one thing and that even calling v

companies that were drilling in new mexico are still drilling in new mexico, lucky for them. they were not sure that president trump would win so they stockpiled. they have enough permits to drill through 2024. so, permits are not the problem. the biden administration been permitting oil for the u.s. gulf of mexico for new drilling. it is not a policy problem. it is a market problem. host: let me go back to harry, what is your reaction. guest: that is nonsense. i thought maybe this lady was neutral, but i listen to her, she is making excuses. are we wet -- we were better off now than two years ago with president trump? guest: the economy is up 5%. lesson i -- listen, i helped president trump when we had the crisis come up with solutions to the storage problem. they would call me at 2:00 in the morning, i used to work at james baker's institute in houston. i am pretty neutral. when it comes to oil, i am very neutral. i am just telling you what is physically true. we physically did not need the pipeline from canada because others were built. that is the physical truth. i know t

the passenger van heading home from a competition to the university of the southwest in hobbs, new mexico. two teammates are in critical condition. the driver and passenger in a pickup truck, authorities say crossed the line into the path of the van, also died. >> it's a very tragic scene. very, very tragic. >> reporter: this is the spot where it happened,a long a two-way highway with no lighting. the golfers were about 60 miles from their university. tyler james was head coach of the men and women's golf teams at the university. freshman laci stone also among the dead. today ktvt spoke to her grandmother, carol patterson, by phone. >> we are glad that she was doing what she loved, but her loss is going to leave a hole in our hearts. >> reporter: the university in a statement said the usw campus community is shocked and saddened. flowers and tributes arriving at the golf course and a community devastated. >> just about every golfer in hobbs has personally had -- has dealt with those kids. they had nothing but positive reputations. >> reporter: the golfing community and the school are smal

it's about an hour from the texas new mexico border. the students play for the university of the southwest men's and women's golf team see had. people, both members of each team there. they were traveling golf tournament when a pickup truck apparently drove. head on into the team's van after it crossed the yellow lines. texas police say the crash caused both vehicles to go up in flames. 2 people inside the pickup were killed along with the 6 students and the team's coach who were in the van. another 2 students were transported to the hospital in critical condition. the exact cause of the crash is still being investigated. there's disturbing new video out of las vegas. it shows 2 children running across a busy intersection. >> and getting hit by an suv. fortunately they got up. they were not seriously injured, although it looks bad. there's the video happened last thursday. a car's dash cam shows the children running out into the crosswalk, but they were against the light. they cross. the southbound lanes, kept running into into the nort

new mexico congressional candidate and jennifer carnahan, business woman and congressional candidate barnett, veteran who served 10 years in the u.s. army reserve. kathy, i will start with you, you heard disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan created massive humanitarian crisis that is still going on to this day. >> i know. just listening to that, my heart breaks. these are very real people, we are living in very serious times and this administration has shown time and time again that they're not up for the task. they are continuing to talk about climate change and moving people into electric vehicles, the world continues to move forward and the world is shifting. when you take a look at joe biden foreign policy, it looks like a game of whack-a-mole. there is no plan, whatever pops its head up, that is what he pounces on. we are in serious time, we look at the energy sector here versus what is going on in germany, the piece you had before us coming on, you know, what are we doing? what is happening? people are dying. the world is shifting. americans feel very unsafe and insecure, eve

it involves the disappearance of a girl from new mexico. abc's andrea fujii reports how technology is finally providing some answers. >> reporter: this morning a name for a little girl who was nameless for 62 years. >> 100% certain that little miss nobody was sharon lee ga eye go. >> reporter: authorities in arizona announcing the discovery. 4-year-old sharon lee ga yea go was allegedly abducted outside her new mexico home back in 1960. investigators unable to find her kidnapper. sharon's nephew says he never got to meet his aunt. >> it's something that our family grew up with this story in alamogordo, we were known as that family that had the little girl kidnapped. >> reporter: ten days after her disappearance, a body was found partially buried in the arizona desert. but with a lack of technology, the remains could not be identified, and so the girl was called little miss nobody. >> of course this is 1960. medical science has advanced quite a bit since then. but originally she was thought to be a 7-year-old girl. >> reporter: with few lead

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golf the accident happened in the city of andrews, which is about an hour away from the texas new mexico border. >> markie martin has details. >> it'u a it's very tragic scene. >> this is the wreckage left behind from the deadly car crash involving a new mexico golf team. the team's crumple bus barely recognizable. the ford truck collided with charred in a ditch alongside the road. this was a head on crash. one of the vehicles belong to the university of the southwest. it was transporting. >> the men men's and women's golf team from a golf tournament here in the west texas area. tragically, there are deceased in that vehicle. 7 inside the team bus didn't survive. and we now know to head coach tyler, james freshman, mauricio sanchez. >> freshman travis garcia junior jackson's in junior rains. freshman tiago susa and freshman lacie stone whose mother posted a loving tribute on facebook showing off the matching heart tattoos she lacey got before leaving for her first year of college. >> adding quote, i wouldn't wish this pain on my worst enemy. the university issuing a statement confirming

if you believe he can be an impartial arbiter, i have swamp land in new mexico to sell you. the head of the afl-cio herself expressed approval of walsh's willingness to work quote behind the scenes, end quote. his infamous pickett line participation with strikers at the kellogg's factory won't be his last attempt to interfere with labor management disputes. "politico" recently reported walsh is, quote, eager to help with others. end quote. walsh's pro-union advocacy disqualifies him from acting as an honest broker. he would rather protect his union boss cronies than protect workers and job creators. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. garcia: mr. speaker, i rise to celebrate the country's tremendous economic improvements. while our economy is stronger than ever, the american competes act will strengthen the economy

oil is coming from here in the united states, especially from the permian basin in texas and in a new mexico. and the, the tricky thing was fracking as your concept switch. so as rick, so on and off, so it's probably going to take some time before the us, sir, companies. so the big gum oil majors can really start pumping or an enormous additional amount of oil. so it's probably going to take some time against quarter in new york falling as high oil prices. thank you. and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines, home rental company air b and b says it will offer free temporary housing for up to 100000 refugees fleeing ukraine. c o brian shasky sent letters to leaders of polen, romania, germany, and hungry, offering help to house refugees. at least 300000 ukrainians have entered the u. since the russian invasion, dana shipping giant maersk says it will stop taking new non essential orders to and from russia, due to sanctions imposed over the invasion. the suspension will cover all russian ports. it says there will be exception for food medical and humanitarian supplie

oil is coming from here in the united states, especially from the permian basin in texas and in new mexico. and the tricky thing was fracking, it's your concept switch, so it's rick, them on and off. so it's probably going to take some time before the us the company . so the big oil majors can really start pumping in enormous additional amount of oil. so it's probably going to take some time or a quarter in new york falling as high oil prices. thank you. let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. home rental company air b and b says it will offer free temporary housing for up to 100000 refugees fleeing ukraine. c o'brian, shasky sent letters to leaders of poland, romania, germany, and hungry. offering help to how's the refugees? at least 300000 ukrainian refugees of entered the use and the russian invasion dana shipping giant mask says it will stop taking new non essential orders to and from russia, due to those sanctions imposed of the invasion. the suspension will cover all russian ports. it says there will be exceptions for food medical and humanitarian

. >> applewhite is in new mexico, cast away from his childhood religion and tormented by voices and visionshis head. >> some terrible thing must have happened in his mind and emotions that we don't understand. makes me cry to think about it again. >> he says he was at a hospital visiting a friend. but was he a patient trying to cope with voices, visions, panic attacks? >> he met this nurse who said she was sure god brought him back for a reason. >> the nurse is a married mother of four, dabbles in a stroll uf. and say the voices may be anointing him as a prophet of a new religion and changes her hair like his and says she will be with him, guiding him. >> and from that moment, my life changed. it changed very significantly. >> like they had a purpose which was immortalizing each other. >> and that is how two cracked people head out across america, gathering followers they will lead down a dark and a dangerous path. >> if you are comfortable coming closer, we would welcome you to do so. >> he was -- you feel like he is speaking directly to you. >> he knows their message about a ufo coming to

texas and new mexico border. the students play for the university of the southwest men's and women's golf team. they were traveling from a tournament when a pickup truck drove head on into the team's van, texas police say the crash caused both vehicles to go up in flames. 2 people inside the pickup were killed along with 6 students team's coach who were in the van. another 2 students were transported to the hospital in critical condition. the cause of the crash still under investigation. it is the one-year anniversary today of the atlanta area spa shootings that killed 8 people, including 6 asian women gunman robert aaron long is already serving 4 life sentences for the crimes. plus, 35 years for some of the lives he took on this day. last march long will face a death penalty hearing next month for the other lives he took as he targeted women georgia massage parlors last year. a big win for the safety of historically black colleges and universities. the biden administration announcing any campus that dealt with a

in albuquerque, new mexico, which we barely heard anything out and the beating in yonkers. of this is not a surprise to asian-american women who live in the intersection of racism and misogyny. chinese women were not allowed to immigrate to the united states. it has surfaced and continues unabated because you cannot legislate away it. we have chided to build more of the community oriented and points of access to the federal government agencies and the regions and from washington, d.c. when we can to make sure we are implementing measures that are solutions in the moment because we are in crisis. you are right. the shocking deaths even if we don't hear about them all the time continue to persist. >> you were in the white house. you are in the center of power. you are there because of a fight overrepresentation. center tammy duckworth and others were angry president biden had failed to name a single person of asian descent to his cabinet and this role was created. your nearly one role -- when you're in. what has been the hardest part and what does success look like? >> the ha

million ♪ >> 9 people are dead after an overnight crash in texas. 6 of them are students from a new mexicoversity golf team happened in the city of andrews, texas about an hour away from the texas and new mexico border. students play for the university of the southwest men's and women's golf team. they're traveling from a golf tournament when a pickup truck apparently drove head on into the team. van, texas police there say the crash caused both vehicles to go up in flames to people and not inside the pickup were killed along with 6 students and the team's coach who were in the van. another 2 students were taken to the hospital in critical condition. cause of the crash is still under investigation. former cnn anchor chris cuomo is suing cnn seeking millions of dollars in compensation and damages. he wants 125 million dollars for what he calls his unlawful firing by cnn. the network fired their highest-rated anchor late last year after a new york attorney general's report show that he helped his brother than new york governor andrew cuomo fight harassment allegations. chris cuomo's attorney

on yoefrp night in west texas as the team was returning home to the university of southwest in new mexicoo members of the golf team survived. investigators say the pickup truck crossed the line, center line, causing that fiery crash. >>>. raiders are releasing carl nas ub, the first openly gay player to play in the enfell. he had four sacks and one interception. >>> up next ready to dance when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. . >>> another day, another a's star is traded. today it was matt chapman being traded to the blue jays for 2004 top prospects. he is arguably the best defensive player in a

this is in new mexico. the texas highway patrol says it collided with a pickup truck.nature of the crash, the number of victims not yet confirmed. the team was returning from a tournament in west texas. the school issued a statement saying, in part, quote, two of our students have survived and have been airlifted to university hospital in lubbock with serious injuries. we would ask for prayers for their recovery and comfort and strength for all the families and friends and students of those whose lives have been lost. >>> a quarter until 6:00 right now, and president biden will travel to europe for an emergency meeting with nato. >> meanwhile, scott mcgrew, president zelenskyy of ukraine will address congress this morning. >> yeah, the address to congress happens today. we'll talk about that in a second. as for president biden, we understand he will announce $800 million more in funding for ukraine, just a day after he signed a bill sending billions. nato will send much more powerful anti-aircraft missiles that will be capable of reaching much higher and the white hous

one of the newest teams in the bay area here, oakland roots at new mexico, united 7th minute.harlie dennis. snakes in the goal with a left foot zone with some one nil we go to the 90th minute now. it's 2 one new mexico time running but tara scores the equalizer seems the night for the oakland lie. >> they're happy to settle for a 2 to tie. they host the tampa bay rowdies at laney college in oakland on saturday. and finally, some good news for the u.s. men's national team. they have qualified for the 2022. world cup in today's match with coaster rica. all the u.s. had to do was avoid losing by 6 goals and they did it manage that they lost to nil. but with that, they still punched their ticket to the world cup. so some redemption for a club that missed qualifying in 2018. so hey, good news for the u.s. men's national soccer team and pretty good news because the dubs just took an even bigger lead. 68 61 right now they're showing it center. yeah. as phoenix is really good. it goes to show that they can show the miami heat last week. so we've got >> all thanks. it is a slap. >> hea

a lot of federal land in new mexico.r a permit, that's 10 months on the federal lands part. and then you've got to think of the pipeline that underground are capturing all that oil and taking it to the refineries. it takes four years, liz, to get approval for a pipeline. back to you. liz: and keep in mind, i want people to understand something about a windfall profits tax. sure, the oil companies are making more money right now, but in 2019 they were at $60 a barrel. and they weren't asking for bailouts, okay? so it all kind of evens out, and windfall tax profits, it's, it's really not a thing that would ever get any serious consideration by all of congress. lauren, thank you very much, lauren simonetti. have record energy prices given new life to nuclear a power? the ceo of advanced nuclear fuel technology company light bridge is watching that possibility power his stock higher. we're going to show you. and he's here next to tell us why the nation should not fear nuclear energy because he's creating a safer way. closing

for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new mexico seek recognition? ms. herrell: mr. speaker, i rise to address the floor for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. herrell: thank you, mr. speaker. today, i rise to honor new mexico's first radio station, kkob, which this year celebrates their 100th anniversary in broadcasting. kkob was founded in 1922 by ralph and has remained a legendary channel in the land of enchantment. kkob has won four awards from the national association of broadcasters and since 2000 has received station of the year 12 times from new mexico broadcasters association. to celebrate their 50th birthday in 1972, the radio station invited an adventurous hot air balloon operators to create the tradition known as the albuquerque international balloon fiesta. kkob is the leading voice for southwest new mexico, sharing news, sports, traffic, weather, opinions, the occasional jokes, some good, some bad, some just dad jokes, but they have a love for our community for over 100 years. and i commend kkob's dedication to new m

of silver city, new mexico. dan passed away at the age of 97 on february 16, 2022, and was among the prestigious members of new mexico and our nation's greatest generation. in 1942, during world war ii, dan enlisted as a paratrooper in the u.s. army's 101st airborne, also known as the screaming eagles. he was one of the first american service members on the ground in normandy during d-day and was one of our longest living world war ii heroes. dan was an exceptional marksman which served him well as a sniper and machine gunner. he endured unspeakable challenges and overcame tremendous adversity during his time at war. he fought german forces during record low subzero temperatures at the battle of the bulge. he took heavy fire, was wounded in action, and had limited access to food and resources behind enemy lines. his heroic actions did not go unnoticed. after honorably serving our country, dan returned home with three purple hearts and a bronze star because of his courageous service. he was also featured in the b

. >> reporter: just this february, two new shootings at two asian spas in albuquerque, new mexico, sendingunity. these attacks, leaving two asian women dead, including this woman, who died in a gun fight with two men during an armed robbery at her business, wonderful massage. >> she fought with everything she had to save her life. she thought seven times and hit one of the bad guys four times. i counted 27 bullet holes in the floor and the walls. >> reporter: rod was her boyfriend. the two met five years ago when she was looking for someone to teach him mandarin. >> she lit up not just the room but the world. >> reporter: what did she mean to you? >> i mean, everything about our backgrounds were totally different. and yet, emotionally we connected. she was a lot smarter than i was. but i was mart enough to fall in love with her. >> reporter: she came to america 11 years ago, with little more than a suitcase. >> she grew up in a small village in hubei province. her family was basically sustenance farmers. >> i notice you refer to her business as a massage therapy business, opposed to a mass

soledad: dolores was born on april 10, 1930, in a small mining town in the mountains of new mexico.farm worker, a miner by trade, and a union activist. dolores found her own calling as an organizer in stockton, california. in 1955, she met cesar chavez, a like-minded organizer. the two would make history with a shared vision for organizing farm workers and promoting worker rights. at age 91, dolores huerta continues her advocacy. in a rare interview, we talked about the personal cost of change and her message for the generations that follow her. thank you for talking with me. take a look back and tell me what you're most proud of. dolores: i believe, you know, passing the amnesty bill in 1986, where a lot of immigrants were able to get their legalization status, you know, getting the farmworkers the right to have a union. and there's only three states in the united states where farmworkers have that right. and that is california, hawaii, and now new york state. and so there's still a lot of work to be done. farmworkers all over the country, except for those three states, still do no

in cities, suburbs, or beautiful rural america and rural new mexico. that's how we truly thank our veterans. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the the gentleman from illinois, mr. lahood, for five minutes. mr. lahood: mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the united states men's national soccer team on qualifying for the 2022 world cup this november in qatar. last night the u.s. men's national team completed their qualifying campaign in costa rica. it was fating ending to the team's qualifying run filled with ups and downs and exciting matches. including big wins over mexico, panama, jamaica and costa rica. after missing out on the 2018 world cup, the united states team is headed back to the world cup for the first time in eight years. from day one of the 2022 qualifying campaign, coach greg ber halter and the team set out with one mission and one goal and that was to qualify. bolstered by a golden generation of young and exciting talent, including players such as christian pa list

, biggest in the state, new mexico is one of the biggest producers in the country. asked her point blank, why is it the white house continues to tout 9,000 oil leases, untapped, she said it was -- >> we also have the same issues facing every other industry today. we have the same supply shortages and we have labor shortages. so, one, we can't find the people that we need to be able to man up a drilling rig and two, we can't even buy things like steel casing that protects the ground water when we drill in the soil. so i think what the who us is saying is disingenuous at best. >> and to say the oil industry is not benefitting from the $130 a barrel is hard to believe. >> if biden had class at all he would have thanked the oil industry for self-sanctioning. most of them have closed down trading and financing and refining, including the big, big guys, like exxon mobile and b.p. and even shell which did some business with it and had a bad reaction and they came around, that's exactly right. i bet conoco will come, too. this leasing thing is a red herring. normally 40,000

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during operation lady justice, listing missing sessions a family from shiprock new mexico were forcedinto sobs because they did not have internet access, transportation to a hotspot nor the ability to lead the community during lockdown orders. right now here in washington, d.c. exists an unknown number of backlogged, untested and and on prosecuting rape kits from across indian country. these are untraceable by tribal leadership, families and victims. these cases remain unsolved. these examples are two, throughout our communities and it is a failure on the part of the justice system. it is the reit pointed -- repeated deferred the t responsibility of those who have sworn to protect, declaring complications of jurisdiction or a lack of resources. this is keeping our families from having justice, but more important, this is keeping them from healing. our organization knows that it is not if a native women will expense violence in her lifetime, but it is win. more than 85% of our women will experience it, more than half of it will be sexual violence. yet annually over a third of these cas

day to the evening where that option peak had medical statement in us for example, the state of new mexico just decided to shut down a coal plant. and instead to build new solar farms that stole large amounts of the energy they produce and batteries, lithium ion batteries have become a lot better and a lot cheaper than expected in the last few years than l. a viable option for storing and shifting at least a few hours worth of solar energy as needed for the storage problem that sol always had is actually not that much of a problem anymore. sometimes though, we might want to longer term storage places without much sunshine, for example, and that's why companies are offering other solutions. let's just run through another type of battery called a flow battery separates the charge outside of cell that as to advantages, it can store more energy and for longer the problem is they're still relatively expensive and they asked pumped hydro storage, which is already used quite a bit, you need 2 lakes and one of them needs to be in a hill. during the day you use solar energy to pump water from the l

cause people to have change of plans or delays, too. 56 million people in total and goes from areas new mexico all the way from texas back to areas from the tennessee valley, appalachians and now starting to get watches and warnings through areas of the northeast a wintery mix. oklahoma city to dallas during the middle of the day. by 6:00 p.m. snow from little rock to memphis and the narrow band and tonight the snow begins to intensify. a heavier batch of snow is possible early saturday morning. new york city northwards expecting a couple inches of snow loisly rain in areas like providence and boston. the areas of white that includes northern half of mississippi and alabama where snow is still a problem with driving on the roads. areas of west virginia, virginia, d.c., northwards all the way up through t lie later today. so there's a really big batch of arctic air going to set the stage for our snow event the other thing we have to deal with is severe weather, guys, and maybe some severe storms with tornados. we'll give you those details coming up. >> all right, thank you. >>> voting in texas