Congressman lowenthal here, and im going to call the subcommittee on Mineral And Energy resources to order. Depending upon your time zone, good morning, good afternoon, wherever you are. This subcommittee is meeting today to hear testimony on efforts to expand clean energy on public lands and hr3326, the public lands renewable Energy Development Act of 2021 introduced by Representative Levin. Under Rule Committee Rule 4f, any oral opening states or hearings will be limited to the chair and the ranking member or their designees. This will allow us to hear from our witnesses sooner and to keep members and to help members keep to their schedule. Therefore im going to ask unanimous consent that all members opening statements be made part of the Hearing Record if they are submitted to the clerk by 5 00 p. M. Today or at the close of the hearing, whichever comes first. Without objection also, the chair may declare a Recess Subject to the call of the chair. As described in the notice, stateme
residents. officials fearful people living alone without power may not have survived. buffalo police cracking down on looters. mona kosar abdi in buffalo, rob marciano standing by timing out a major rainmaker for new year s eve. news just coming in from the cdc. the u.s. imposing new covid restrictions on all travelers from china, as the country faces a surge of new covid infections, pushing hospitals to the brink. urgent concerns tonight for the health of retired pope benedict. the vatican revealing today the 95-year-old former pontiff is, quote, very sick. marcus moore at the vatican, where pope francis is asking for prayers tonight. growing frustration at the southern border. after the supreme court extended the trump-era immigration policy known as title 42. will carr reporting on the urgent need for more facilities to cope with the crush of people. new details tonight on congressman-elect george santos, already facing accusations he lied about much of his biograp
residents. officials fearful people living alone without power may not have survived. marramaker yr snm thecdc.own onc e s.imposing covid t from china, as the country faces a surge of new coe vud infections, pushing hospitals to the brink. urgent concerns tonight for the health of retired pope benedict. the vatican revealing today the 95-year-old former pontiff is, quote, very sick. marcus moore at the vatican, where pope francis is asking r prayers tonigh growing frustrat southern border. after the supreme court extended the trump-era immigration policy known as title 42. will carr reporting on the urgent need for more facilities to cope with the crush of people. new details tonight on congressman-elect george santos, already facing accusations he lied about much of biography. sources telling abc news federal prosecutors are now looking into his financial disclosures. aaron katersky with new developments. the dramatic images tonight as tourists race to escape fl floodi
the list of deaths. we could see more when everything is said and done. there is still a big concern for people stranded in their cars, when there was whiteout conditions. people would get lost in the storm. people were making contact with people stranded in cars. the mayor saying 200 individuals, they could still be out there, that they are trying to make sure they get safe. there s also some frustration in the voice of officials here, as they say that people do not are not really getting it right now. and braving the streets. that should be off in the distance here. we don t know where they could be going. only essential travel is allowed right now. they are clearing the streets to be drivable, just like the one you see here in downtown buffalo, and allow first responders to basically make it out to calls if necessary. but as far as the storm, this has been just it has not sto stopped. erie county officials say the storm is going to hover over buffalo, and perhaps we ll
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