mccollum. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for four minutes. ms. mccollum: thank you to ms. pingree for your time and mr. simpson and your work on the subcommittee, especially the work you did on wild land fires, and when it comes tower shared responsibilities to our native american brothers and sisters, for the great work you did on the bill there. but as of today, i still have to strongly oppose the bill because it does not meet the needs of the american people. this summer our nation has experienced dangerous levels of heat with records shattered across the west. we're seeing the impacts of a warming planet, increased severe weather that causes devastating wild land fires and extreme cycles of droughts and floods which i personally have witnessed in my district both on the mississippi and st. croix river. this bill ignores the reality and fails to confront climate change and in doing so fails our communities and our constituents. the republican majority has made unacceptable cuts in this bill in the arts and humanities, our public lands and the environmental protection ag

what i think is notable about congresswoman mccollum's call is that as opposed to what other members are doing, which is saying whatever their personal reasons are, or political reasons are, they don't think biden should continue, mccollum is laying out her preference of a plan. i want to read for you in part, she says that to give democrats a strong viable path to winning the white house, i'm calling upon president biden to release his delegates and empower vice president harris to step forward and become the democratic nominee for president. she goes a step further and says if harris is the democratic nominee, she will need in mccollum's words a mid western running mate, considering a successful leader who has been a teacher, soldier, football coach, former member of congress and proven winner, minnesota's governor tim walz, waltz is someone who has been an outspoken member of the democratic governor's association, a surrogate for the biden campaign, this is the first time at least that i can remember that we have seen a member not just come out but say all right, here's what i wou

mccollum: mr. chair, i up withs again -- i once again, i understand what the gentleman's attempting to do. but the way this is drafted, it doesn't do it. and i just want my colleagues to think hard about amendments that fundamentally represent the laws that govern wilderness areas, include the boundary waters. i hear you loud and clear, that you don't agree with decisions made by this current administration. but the decisions that you're talking about into the future are not part of the boundary waters wilderness canoe area. and for that reason i object to this amendment because it's just technically l flawed and with tt i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back. members are reminded to address their comments to the chair. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from minnesota. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is tbread to -- is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 91 printed in

. ♪ >> i'm jim mccollum, the father of marine corporal lance mccollum, and i'm here to speak for him.z. >> we are the parents of our son andrew lopez, u.s. marine, stationed at camp pendleton, he passed away in afghanistan. >> my name is abby sanchez. i'm the voice for my brother humberto sanchez. >> i'm corporal sanchez's mother. >> my name is stephen, i'm here for my son. i'm here today to give my son a voice. >> my name is cheryl jules. i'm sergeant's aunt, u.s. marine killed in the afghanistan withdrawal. >> i'm here for united states marine killed in the afghanistan exit. >> my name is kelly barnett. i'm here to give a voice to my son, my best friend. >> my name is darren hoover, and i'm here to give a voice, as well, for our son, staff sergeant taylor hoover. >> when we started hearing that the taliban was moving in, that there was not more military being deployed, and that they had decided the taliban was our security, that is when i became terrified. they were kind of left there, hung out to dry. from afghanistan, where there are significant casualties, including some american

andrea canning: greg mccollum was tammy's defense attorney.ove to you that anybody named moorer ever went to the boat landing at the end of peachtree road. andrea canning: the defense told the jury to look at the evidence, or lack of it, starting with heather's car. the vehicle did not indicate that anything occurred inside the vehicle. andrea canning: the police officer who processed heather's car testified he couldn't find any evidence of a struggle. investigators found no trace of a crime inside the moorer's house or truck, either. and speaking of their truck, the defense said you couldn't tell whether it actually was sidney and tammy's truck caught on camera heading towards peachtree landing. you have low image, low resolution surveillance video. our position is that you absolutely cannot draw any conclusion beyond the fact that, that may be a certain make and model. this video did not pass the smell test for you. this video didn't even give off an odor, ok? andrea canning: another piece of flawed evidence, according to the defense, was th

. ♪ >> i'm jim mccollum, the father of marine corporal lance mccollum, and i'm here to speak for him. marine, stationed at camp pendleton, he passed away in afghanistan. >> my name is abby sanchez. i'm the voice for my brother humberto sanchez. >> i'm corporal sanchez's mother. >> my name is stephen, i'm here for my son. i'm here today to give my son a voice. >> my name is cheryl jules. i'm sergeant's aunt, u.s. marine killed in the afghanistan withdrawal. >> i'm here for united states marine killed in the afghanistan exit. >> my name is kelly barnett. i'm here to give a voice to my son, my best friend. >> my name is darren hoover, and i'm here to give a voice, as well, for our son, staff sergeant taylor hoover. >> when we started hearing that the taliban was moving in, that there was not more military being deployed, and that they had decided the taliban was our security, that is when i became terrified. they were kind of left there, hung out to dry. from afghanistan, where there are significant casualties, including some americans. >> i was at work and heard about it. instantly i ha

talk about these important messages where we had a conversation called newsmakers, asia wilson, cj mccollum, pelicans and it was moderated by gayle king to talk about these things and how they are affected in personal lives and how these athletes seem invisible. they are huge and fly through the air with size, speed and strength. when they speak to these things and the steps they have to take to take care of their own mental health, how they are affected by mental health and how they keep up with their own wellness. it shows that this is something that affects everyone and we should all take that step. >> you oversee a giant swap of the work that hhs does to health and mental health in particular. i want to see if you can talk about what hhs is doing right now on youth mental health given that there is this completely new environment where kids are now online so much more. >> thank you very much for the opportunity to be here. you are entirely correct. as the second gentleman i talked about mental health, it is a crisis now particularly among youth. as we were talking before hand, adolescen

this time it's minnesota congresswoman betty mccollum who is bringing the total to 31 democrats in congresseds new nominee. they are still far from a majority. this is a small percentage really have the democrats in the house but will keep you posted is as the list continues to grow. this disturbing news today. wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich sentenced to 16 years in a russian prison after a so called trial. the 32-year-old held in a box in closure in court which is very disturbing to see this american held this way in russia. they arrested him more than a year ago. the accused him of spying. waving goodbye as he left the courtroom today. the state department says he's wrongfully detained. in the united states is working to bring evan home. the wall street journal saying evans wrongful detention has been an outrage since his unjust arrest 477 days ago and it must end now. we continue to do everything we can to push for evans immediate release and to state unequivocally he was doing his job as a journalist. it's not a crime. bring him home now. so some of the billboards in time

we had a conversation called newsmakers where it was common, a'ja wilson, cj mccollum of the new orleans pelicans, to talk about how they are affected in their personal lives and how these athletes, they seem invincible, they have strength. they seem impenetrable. but when they speak to the steps they have to take to take care of their own mental health, how they are affected by mental health and how they keep up with their own wellness, it shows that this is something that affects everyone and we all should take that step. emily: admiral levine, of course you oversee a giant swath of the work hhs does when it comes to health and mental health in particular. talk a bit about what hss is doing right now on youth mental health given there is this new environment where kids are now up online so much more. adm. levine: thank you very much for the opportunity to be here and you are entirely correct, as the second gentleman had talked about, mental health is a crisis now particularly among our youth. i am a pediatrician, adolescent medicine specialist in academic medicine for many years before

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riley mccollum. dillon marolah. kareem macoey. daygan page. johani furtado. humberto sanchez.jared schmidt. madison silviak. and my son hunter lopez. thank you. [ applause ] [ crowd chanting "never forget, never forget." >>> joe biden has to go. he failed american people. he failed afghan people, and our military service members. he failed our family, and he failed hunter. donald trump has a proven record of keeping the peace and honoring those in uniform. [ crowd chanting "joe must go" ] >> all of us on this stage recognize the efforts of mr. trump. we know this firsthand and we have experienced it. whenever we have met with him, he has demonstrated compassion. he has joined us on our mission for answers. and he has given hope to our extended gold star family. >> now, we have another son serving in the army, and we do not trust joe biden with his life. we have faith that donald trump will lead our military. please join us in supporting donald trump for president and commander in chief. >>> we have been listening to an emotional testimony here on the floor of the national repu

riley mccollum. and my son, hunter lopez. keeping the peace.the stage recognize the efforts of mr. trump. we know this firsthand. we experienced it. >> now, we have another son serving in the army. and we do not trust joe biden with his life. we have faith that donald trump -- in donald trump to lead our military. please join us in supporting donald trump for president and commander-in-chief. while campuses struggle to get control of the students at unc chapel hill they are bringing order back. >> you were just hearing from some goldstar families, powerful testimony of those who have suffered a devastating loss of their loved ones. during the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. incredibly emotional moments here at the rnc. you're watching live coverage of pbs news. he is a u.s. senate candidate in nevada, running against the incumbent democrat, jacky rosen. thank you for joining us here. >> good to be here with you. you served in afghanistan? you were injured during your time of service there. we know we are going to hear a little later from j.d.

[applause] riley mccollum. [applause] dylan morollaugh. [applause] kareem nadui.plause] reagan hayes. [applause] johanai ricardo. [applause] umberto sanchez. [applause] jared smith. [applause] mathin sylviak. [applause] and my son, hunter lopez. [applause] joe biden has to go. he failed the american people. he failed the afghan people. in our military service members, he failed our family and he failed hunter. donald trump has a proven record of keeping the peace and honoring those in uniform. host: that was last night at the republican national convention in milwaukee. tonight, trump accepts his party's nomination. kenneth is calling in from georgia. what is your take on campaign 2024 so far? caller: good, thank you for taking my call. i really and torn from all of this. i was listening to your guest. he was not toning down the rhetoric. the country is divided so much. whoever wins the election will still have a problem because of the fact that there is no unity in the country. i believe that what will happen is the same thing that happened before, as far as when

army national guard, brenda mccollum. marine corps, jaden porter, michael reynolds, and randy apadaco. navy, logan boyd. mansfield timber view high school, enlisting in the army, steven kirk, christopher gallegos, oscar contreras. army reserve, melissa contreras. marine corps, christian wiggins. from may pearl high school, in the national guard, emanuel sanchez. from midlothian high school, navy, caleb orcharding. army, payton brummity. air force, olivia butterworth and mikael nenenhouse. marine corps, andrew duncan moore. texas air national guard, chelsea jackson. army national guard, cheyenne mcbride, tatum murray and taya. from mildred high school, national guard, brenly perkins. from nimitz high school, violateta cortez. yandel flores, ashley estrada. like to recognize andrea alvarado for receiving a navy rotc scholarship and emma huckaby for receiving an rotc scholarship. from red oak, army national guard, chloe draper. marine corps, wyatt foegele and reese tiffany. navy, ahman knee cooks. from rice high school, laur

mccollum dylan morula ream, nikoyi dagan paid so horny.do in burkle sanchez jared smith max, then soviet and my son, hunter lopez iden has to go he failed the american people you failed the afghan people? and our military service members he failed our family. any failed hunter donald trump has a proven record of keeping the peace and honoring those in uniform all was on this stage, recognized the efforts of mr. trump. we know this firsthand. we've experienced it whenever we've met with him he has demonstrated compassion his joined us on our mission. for answers and he has given hope to are extended goldstar family now. >> we have another son serving in the army and. we do not dress joe biden with his life we have faith that donald trump to lead our military please join us in supporting donald trump for president and commander in chief campuses struggled to get there a very powerful and politically devastating tribute to fallen loved ones and endorsement of donald trump from those gold-star families we heard from the mother-in-law in the au