>>campbell williams was identified late thursday is one of the 34 people who perished in a fire aboard conception in the channel islands early monday. she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of

>>year-old by day he vi campbell williams by all accounts loved water. she was a competitive swimmer in high school study the ocean in college and had an 18 year career here at the so-called creek water district. >>we're going to miss her she was a life the big. dynamic person within our organization probably touch more people within our organization than anybody else. >>campbell williams was identified late thursday is one of the 34 people who perished in a fire aboard the dive boat conception in the channel islands early monday. she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of her life. she had a passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>i don't think i ever saw her in a bad mood that mood and she would just come in and light up wherever she was at the water district that schools and at the state capitol via was known as the water princess. >>often appe

. >>42 year-old by day he vi campbell williams by all accounts loved water. she was a competitive swimmer in high school study the ocean in college and had an 18 year career here at the so-called creek water district. >>we're going to miss her she was a life the big. dynamic person within our organization probably touch more people within our organization than anybody else. >>campbell williams was identified late thursday is one of the 34 people who perished in a fire aboard the dive boat conception in the channel islands early monday. she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of her life. she had a passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>i don't think i ever saw her in a bad mood that mood and she would just come in and light up wherever she was at the water district that schools and at the state capitol via was known as the water princess. >>often appe

>>campbell williams was identified late thursday is one of the 34 people who perished in a fire aboard the dive boat conception in the channel islands early monday. she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of her life. she had a passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>i don't think i ever saw her in a bad mood that mood and she would just come in and light up wherever she was at the water district that schools and at the state capitol via was known as the water princess. >>often appearing in some kind of water related costume to dramatize her message her the specialty was education, especially a k. >>up through high school and that's probably one of the hallmarks that will be remembered for is her efforts to educate thousands and thousands the young minds in epand teaching them about water >>the day. he campbell williams is survived by her husband of 25 years 2 children and an ex

i campbell williams from santa cruz, you. >>sear here was aboard the conception and she is presumed dead kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with a colleague about her life and legacy. >>42 year-old by day he vi campbell williams by all accounts loved water. she was a competitive swimmer in high school study the ocean in college and had an 18 year career here at the so-called creek water district. >>we're going to miss her she was a life the big. dynamic person within our organization probably touch more people in our organization than anybody else. >>campbell williams was idtified late thursday is one of the 34 people who perished in a fire aboard the dive boat conception in the channel islands early monday. she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of her life. she had a passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>i don't think

>>campbell williams was identified late thursday is one of the 34 people who perished in a fire aboardnception in the channel islands early monday. she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of her life. she had a passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>i don't think i ever saw her in a bad mood that mood and she would just come in and light up wherever she was at the water district that schools and at the state capitol via was known as the water princess. >>often appearing in some kind of water related costume to dramatize her message her. the specialty was education, especially a k. >>up through high school and that's probably one of the hallmarks that will be remembered for is her efforts to educate thousands and thousands the young minds in and teaching them about water. >>the day. he campbell williams is survived by her husband of 25 years 2 children and an extended family who

. >>42 year-old by day he vi campbell williams by all accounts loved water. a competitive swimmer in high school study the ocean in college and had an 18 year career here at the so-called creek water district. >>we're going to miss her she was a life the big. dynamic person within our organization probably touch more people within our organization than anybody else. >>campbell williams was identified late thursday is one of the 34 people who perished in a fire aboard the dive boat conception in the channel islands early monday. she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of her life. she had a passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>i don't think i ever saw her in a bad mood that mood and she would just come in and light up wherever she was at the water district that schools and at the state capitol via was known as the water princess. >>often appearing in

her family and co-workers say that vaidehi (vy-day-hee) "vai" campbell- williams was aboard the "conception" and is presumed dead. kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with a colleague about her life and legacy... (justine) medical examiners believe the people trapped when the boat caught fire... died of smoke inhalation, not burns. the santa barbara county sheriff's office made that announcement earlier today... (justine) there are multiple investigations into different aspects of the fire but they note, this has not become a probe. (justine) and the community in santa barbara came together for a vigil friday to grieve and support each other in this tragedy. organizers say representative s from the community wellness team, the dive community... and chaplains from the faith community offered words and condolences or support. in a statement, the santa barbara wellness department said "we recognize this tragedy has affected so many within the community and throughout the world. this vigil is an important time for many to come together to grieve and heal." "what can i do...how can i help"tonight hun

this man's name is william campbell. ki william campbell flees to a british warship.ors do that, flee. campbell has heard that a naval force eventually is going to come to charleston. it's a major southern city. it's a best port south of new york. it's also a very rich area. lots of slaves, rice, indigo. and in early june, this british naval squadron arrives off the coast of charleston. this naval squadron was supposed to go to north carolina but they were delayed by storms. and by the time they arrive at north carolina in march, they find out about moore's creek wr bridge. north carolina has been lost so they go to south carolina. and on june 28th, 1776, the british navy attacks charleston in what's called the battle of sullivan's island. this would be the battle of sullivan's island. anybody ever been to charleston? what do you think of charleston, matt? >> very old. >> very old. very historic. okay. pretty nice place, actually. okay? the british navy has a disaster. the americans are firing very, very accurately. they shoot the heck out of two british warships. a t

william knight, and officers brian rolfes , jeremy campbell, david denlinger, ryan nabel, and david denlinger , david denlinger, on behalf of our entire nation, we thank you for your remarkable and historic actions in the line of duty and we want to thank you so much. what a great job you've done. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> today we are honoring five americans who risked their lives to stay save others during the brutal attack at the walmart in el paso texas. store manager robert evans was outside the entrance when he heard the gunmen fired the first shot. he instantly alerted employees of the act of shooter. he saw the killer heading toward the store so he raced inside and direct to customers to the nearest emergency exits helping hundreds escape to safety. incredible. robert, you exemplify leadership and selfless service. thank you very much robert. [ applause ] thank you. walmart employee gilbert serna heard roberts alert and immediately without hesitation guided dozens of shoppers to refuge through a rear exit. pushing some people over a 12 foot wall and hiding others in shippin

william knight. [applause] officer brian rolfes. [applause] officer jeremy campbell.plause] officer vincent carter. [applause] military aide: officer ryan nabel. [applause] officer david denlinger. [applause] [applause] [applause] military aide: will the medal of valor recipients please take your seats, and the certificate of commendation recipients please join the president on stage. military aide: the certificate of commendation is presented to the following individuals for acting selflessly and fearlessly to save hundreds from a hateful gunman who opened fire at a walmart in el paso, texas, on august 3rd, 2019. each of these courageous civilians could have escaped to safety during the massacre, but they instead put their own lives in jeopardy to help their neighbors find refuge and access desperately needed medical attention: mr. robertde: evans. [applause] mr. gilbert serna. [applause] ms. marisela luna. [applause] ms. angelica silva. [applause] accepting on behalf of her son, chris grant, ms. minnie grant. [applause] [applause] military aide: would the medal of v

william campbell flees to a warship. that is what they do, they flee. campbell has heard that a naval forces eventually going to come to charleston, because charleston is a major city. it is south of new york. a very rich area. lots of suede and indigo. in early june, this british naval squadron arrives off the coast of charleston. this naval squadron was supposed to go to north carolina, but they were delayed by storms. they find out about moore's creek bridge. north carolina is loss to south carolina. on june 28, 1776, the british navy attacks charleston at what is called the battle of sullivan's island. this would be the battle of sullivan's island. does anyone remember charleston? what do you think of charleston? very old, very historic. okay. a pretty nice place, actually. okay, the british navy has a disaster. the americans are firing very accurately. they shoot to british warships. a third warship gets stuck. the british are forced to burn it, because they are afraid the americans will capture it. the british are repelled to charleston and south

sergeant william knight. [ applause ] officer brian rolfis. [ applause ] officer jeremy campbell. [ applause ] officer vincent carter. [ applause ] officer ryan nabel. [ applause ] officer david denlinger. [ applause ] >> will the medal of valor recipients please take your seats and the medal of honor recipients please join the president on stage. the certificate of commendation is given to those who suffered fearlessly to apprehend the gunman on august 17. they could have escaped the massacre, but instead they put their own lives in jeopardy and helped their citizens to safety. mr. robert evans. [ applause ] >> mr. gilbert serna. [ applause ] >> miss marcella luna. [ applause ] >> miss angelica silva. [ applause ] >> accepting on behalf of her son chris grant, miss minnie grant. [ applause ] >> would the medal of valor recipients please join the president on stage for one last group photo. [ applause ] >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats as the president departs the east room. >> as you saw right there, president trump honoring six officers who showed incredible

sergeant william knight. [ applause ] >>> officer brian rolfus. [ applause ] >> officer jeremy campbell. [ applause ] >> officer vincent carter. [ applause ] >> officer ryan nabel. [ applause ] >> officer david denlinger. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> will the medal of valor recipients take your seats and will the certificate recipients please join the president on stage. the certificate of commendation is presented to the following individuals for acting selflessly and fearlessly to save hundreds from a hateful gunman who opened fire at a walmart in el paso, texas on august 3rd, 2019. they could have escaped but instead put their own lives in jeopardy to help their neighbors find refuge and access desperately needed medical attention. mr. robert evans. >> mr. gilbert cerna. [ applause ] >> miss maricella luna. [ applause ] >> miss angelica silva. [ applause ] >> accepting on behalf of her son chris grant, miss minnie grant. [ applause ] >> would the medal of valor recipients please join the president on stage for one last group photo. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >>

sergeant william knight, officers brian ralfus, jeremy campbell.r, ryan nabel and david denlinger. we are in awe of your professionalism and rock solid nerves of steel. on behalf of our entire nation, we thank you for your remarkable and heroic actions in the line of duty. and we just want to thank you so much. what a great job you've done. thank you very much. [applause] >> president trump: today we're also honoring five americans who risked their lives to save others at the wal-mart in el paso, texas. wal-mart store manager robert eveance was outside the store entrance when he heard the gunman fire his first shot. i instantly alerted employees of the active shooter and saw the killer heading towards the store so erased inside and directed customers toward the nearest emergency exits helping hundreds escape to safety. incredible. robert, you exemplify noble leadership and selfless service. thank you very much, robert. great. [applause] wal-mart employee gilbert sirna heard robert's alert over the radio and immediately without hesitation guided doz

campbell, good morning. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> attorney general william barr in an interview with ourrossed a red line in its investigation into the trump campaign. what do you make of those remarks, and do you think that investigation was justified? >> it's interesting when you look at the modern era here with barr because you think about what the fbi has gone through the last three years. from the hillary clinton investigation to the russia investigation,nisming the campaign of -- involving the campaign of donald trump. that was an exhausting period where you had this agency that was usually working behind the scenes, thrust into the spotlight in what i argue in the book, they were the subject of this political campaign of attack against them. now fast forward to the new attorney general, their boss, who was essentially using the same verbiage that the president uses when he talks about, you know, they were spying on me, i could tell you having served in the fbi, spying is not a term that we use to talk about our own actions. it's what we use to talk about the actions of adversaries

sergeant william knight, officers vincent carter, david denlinger, ryan nabel, brian rolfes and jeremy campbell deserve the gratitude of all of us. tonight i'll have the opportunity to be with them here on this floor. they're going to come see the world's greatest deliberative body, and i know that everyone here in the senate joins me in expressing our gratitude to them for the work they do every single day to protect all of us and for their extraordinary bravery that horrible night. we thank them and we say god bless them for what they do. thank you, mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. portman: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate now proceed to immediate consideration of the calendar number 116, s. 349. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 114, a bill to require the secretary of transportation to request nominations for and make determinations regarding rates to be designating for the national scenic byways program and for other purposes. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? w