it's about will thompson, sergeant first class heath robinson. it is about every american who's lost their lives to toxic exposure because of the duty that they have performed for this country. sadly, it's too late to do right by will and heath and so many others, but today this body has a chance to do the right thing by their families and future generations of our all-volunteer military by passing the sergeant first class heath robinson honoring our pact act. the days of ignoring the wounds from toxic exposure, wounds not seen until years after those days are gone, conditions like hypertension found in veterans like robert hunter, a proud montanan who served in the army as an engineering officer during the vietnam war. he was exposed to agent orange during his service. he's one of the 66,000 veterans in montana that would become eligible for relief underneath this bill. not to mention every post-9/11 veteran in this country who would automatically receive v.a. health care. this includes more than 3.5 million post-9/11 combat veterans exposed to

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sgt first class heath robinson packed act.and we can begin settling our debts to millions of other veterans and their families todayan. the last thing i'm going to close with is that the work is not over with. assuming this bill passes today. the ranking member is one 100% correct. we are going to have a lot of oversight to do to make sure the veterans get the healthcare and the benefits that they have earned and they deserve. that is a congressional intent that we have with this bill. so oversight will be critically important. i yield the floor. >> the senate rhonda pass the va benefits bill 84 -- 14. that measure aims to help millions of veterans who served after september 11 and has been exposed to toxic burn pits. the bill is projected to increase federal spending by about $283 billion over ten years. it now has to the house. here's a look at what is coming up tonight on cspan2. next justice sonja shows what life is like on the u.s. supreme court. that is sent healthy mace update on current covid-19 response efforts but la

the legislation we passed is named the heath robinson pact act, and people may wonder, well, who is heathobinson? why is it named after him? heath robinson was from pickerington, ohio, a small community outside of columbus, ohio. he enlisted in the ohio national guard. he became a sergeant first class. he did tours of duty in kosovo, also in iraq. he was with the 285th area support medical company and was a two-time ohio army national guard n.c.o. of the year in 2012 and 2013. so a very distinguished career in the military. in 2020, he died of cancer. and when you talk to the medical professionals, they say that his exposure to burn pits was what resulted in his cancer developing and the end of his life way too soon. so his widow, danielle, who some people may remember was at the state of the union up in the gallery and his mom, kathy, and his daughter brielle have been tireless advocates for addressing this burn pit issue. trying to stop the burn pits from being used but of course addressing the consequence of these burn pits and they have channeled their grief in a constructive way whic

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in 2019, their son heath was stillborn at nearly 37 weeks. >> we were completely shattered, devastated of your life, and with the flip of a switch it turns into a nightmare. >> reporter: she says when she was pregnant with zosia, her anxiety was the biggest challenge. now the first clinic in the nation is being established to support women and their families who have experienced stillbirth. >> it really is addressing not only the medical needs of the patient but also the emotional needs. >> reporter: the mount sinai rainbow coalition is a collaboration with push for empower pregnancy. dr. joanne stone says the goal is to provide state-of-the-art care and psychological support for women during future pregnancies to help reduce fear and anxiety and also to prevent another loss. >> to investigate as thoroughly as possible the causes of stillbirth. in the case of unexplained, we outline a plan that includes much closer surveillance. we have tests, ultrasound ways of monitoring the fetus. >> reporter: marny says talking with other parents who went through the same loss also helped. >> heari

tester: one week this body passed the sergeant first class heath robinson honoring our pact act, there were 84 votes in favor of it, something that rarely happens around here. this bill was supported by the president, the v.a. secretary, and it was the number one priority for nearly every major veteran's advocacy group in the nation. i cannot think of one that this wasn't the number one priority for. upon passage, it was transmitted to the house and they indicated they would move it within days to the president's desk. unfortunately after senate passage, the bill ran into a procedural hurdle, as bills often do around here. but tonight we have a chance to get it back on track. we have a chance to get it to the house without further delay. and i might add what this bill does is takes care of a decadeslong issue with toxic exposure. the ranking member, senator moran, talked about this bill a week or two ago at length. this bill will help save veterans' lives that have been exposed to toxins and help support their families after they passed. i would hope my colleagues keep in mind that as

that those will be accounted for in our overall request. >> if we're able to pass the first class heath robinson pact act, which has less than a quarter of the claims and fy 23 that you anticipate for the three as i just mentioned, as emma, scientists, and rhinitis. what kind of resource support would you need? >> we're running that through our process right now, mister chairman. i don't have a specific number for you. we have been looking at a series of enhancements under existing authorities and existing dollars to get ready for this. so, from automation to hires, or in the process of hiring over 2000 additional claims personnel to potential contracting and claims process improvements. we think that will be in a good position to handle that in the first year. >> as far as workforce goes, this budget request 42.2 billion for medical service staffing. to provide for 200 and 80 to 200,000 f t e, an increase of just over 14,000 over last fiscal year. we've heard from the va of the difficulty recruiting and retaining health care providers in this labor market where anyone can get two jobs

veteran matthew heath. thank you for being with us. us about the condition of your nephew? >> we continue to struggle to get accurate time and information out of venezuela. we do know that matthew is currently in stable condition. he's being held in a military hospital in caracas under heavy guard. we do not think he is out of the woods. this particular suicide attempt was not successful, thank goodness. we have every confidence that he will try again. >> what exactly happened in terms of the suicide attempt? do you have a sense of a series of events that took place? >> we don't have, again, an accurate account. however, one thing that we had -- did notice, starting about two weeks ago, matthew began giving us instructions on what to do if he didn't come home. i didn't catch it. my interpretation was that he was telling us that if he gets a long prison sentence from his trial, that he would likely not -- we wouldn't see him for quite some time. trudy caught it. and she immediately interpreted it as a cautionary information as to what h

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and we know that matthew heath's family is going to be a part of that conversation. that is what his aunt told cnn. and it will be interesting to see how this conversation goes given the circumstances that have happened, the situations that have happened over the last few days and weeks. and particularly because these families, many of them, have been demanding to meet with president biden, not to have a meeting with the secretary of state. kylie atwood, cnn, the state department. >>> still to come here, a jury has ruled in a civil suit against bill cosby over sexual assault allegations. the details of the verdict, that is next. >>> plus officials are opening an investigation into a plane landing gone wrong. we'll have more on that incident. >>> three people have been hospitalized after a commercial plane's landing gear collapse the flying in to miami. more than 120 people were on board the flight which was coming from the dominican republic. a spokesperson from the local fire rescue crew says firefighters jumped in to action as soon as they arrived on the scene. >>

and the family of matthew heath, who is being held in venezuela, voiced dire concerns after he triedke his own life this week. now, urgently asking the white house to act before it's too late. >> we do not think he is out of the woods. this particular suicide attempt was not successful, thank goodness. we have every confidence he will try again. >> now, tomorrow, jake, secretary of state tony blinken is going to have a virtual conversation with the families of americans wrongfully detained abroad, and american hostages abroad. we're told by a senior state department official, and we know matthew heath's family is going to be one of the families on the phone call. that's according to what his aunt told cnn. it will be interesting to see how this call goes down given all of the circumstances that have happened over the last few days and weeks and of course, they are pressing to speak with president biden, not the secretary of state. jake. >> kylie atwood at the state department for us. thanks so much. >> a top official saying diplomatic relations with russia will, quote, absolutely not

first class heath robinson honoring our promise to address comprehensive toxic act of 2022.ignificant historic moment b. bipartisan legislation not only significant and important because of the content but also significant and perhaps historic because of cooperation has garnered to put this act together and presumably pass it and send it to the president of the united states. this legislation is the most comprehensive toxic exposure package the senate has ever deliveredet to veterans in our country's history. generation after generation americans, one by one answered the call of duty with a promise that we, the citizens of this country would take care of them and their families yet generation after generation veteran after veteran return home only to be met with a process as they work to cobble together the care they earned and the benefits they deserve. veterans have spent years fighting bureaucracy to get the care they need and sadly there are those fighting up until now were no longer living to receive the benefits legislation will provide. senator from montana make this

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about the bill that we've been debating here all week on the senate floor, the sergeant first class heath robinson honoring our pact act of 2022. now, it's a very important bill. it's named after after sergeant first class heath robinson, a national guard who died in 2020, as a result of service-connected toxic exposure. that bill that we're going to be voting on for final passage tomorrow, would give immediate access to health care for toxic exposure for veterans, give the v.a. -- and streamline the process for toxic exposed veterans seeking disability compensation for their illness that they gained while serving overseas defending our nation. mr. president, i have supported the intent of this bill for years, and i intend to vote in favor of this bill tomorrow when it comes up for final passage. there is nothing in my mind that is more important than taking care of our veterans, but i do want to raise some concerns about how we got to this point, the process of this bill, which in my view undermined the likelihood of this massive new program being implemented in a way that benefits all a

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just like in the case of sergeant first class heath robinson whose namesake and story is behind the pact act. our servicemembers had put everything on the line only to return with severe illnesses due to bad decisions. and when those same servicemembers battling rare diseases file claims with the v.a., they were met with a closed door. they were told that it wasn't a service-connected illness so it wasn't covered. this is shameful. and it's unacceptable. and that's why this legislation is so important. our military made mistakes and thousands of americans and more than 6,5 lun arizonan -- 6,500 arizonans have paid or are continuing to pay the price. we must, we must live up to our solemn obligation to look after our veterans. and that's what the pact act will do. this bill will lower the threshold for veterans to receive benefits, expand access to v.a. health care, strengthen the v.a.'s ability to process claims, and create pathways for future presumptions based on developing medical research and much more. so together, madam president, let's get this bill across the finish line for our

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and that marine veteran matthew heath attempted to take his own life.on "new day" yesterday and take a listen to his message to the administration. >> what we're looking for is the opportunity to tell them to use every tool in their tool kit, to use every opportunity to talk to the venezuelans with the objective of bringing matthew home. >> reporter: so that is the message he wants to bring to president biden, that they need to do everything possible to bring matthew home. >> how is the white house responding to these families? >> white house official told cnn that they have no higher priority than the safety and security of these americans overseas, whether they are detained or not. and that they can only imagine the pain that these families are feeling right now and that they appreciate the feedback that the families are giving them. however this official did not commit or confirm that president biden would meet with these families. >> jennifer, thanks so much. nice to see you this morning. >>> still ahead for you, just how backed up is the irs right

heath left behind an 8-year-old daughter. he also left behind a wife, a family, and his family is now committed to ensuring this country provides for other veterans what it could not provide for heath. the support he needed to survive. this bill will address decades of inaction and failure by our government. it expands eligibility for v.a. health care to more than three and a half million combat veterans exposed to burn pits. supporting our post-9/11 and vietnam era veterans by removing the burden of proof for 23 presummive conditions -- presumptive conditions caused by toxic exposure from cancer to lung disease. and it establishes a framework for the establishment of future presumptions of service-connected related toxic exposures. given -- giving the v.a. the tools it needs to bolster its work force, establish health care facilities and improve the claims process to better meet the immediate and future needs of every veteran that the v.a. serves. there's always a cost of war, and we often look at it with ships and airplanes

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wreck on highs in white parts of the country and neighboring buck, his son, increasing resilience to heath stress is key to saving lives. me visited one hot heat city to see where the mitigation measures can help protect the well known about a damper. just stopping 40 degrees celsius in the shape for weeks on end. a major challenge even for residence of i'm at the bud accustomed to heat. the city in good hirata state is home to over 5000000 people. and as elsewhere, it stows into cities buddhist areas of a most like here in the bribe or the neighbor extreme by the conditions of verse and or the last decade and this year the heat has been broken, homes and slums are often built so close to get the fresh air can circulate, making stifling conditions even worse, and it took it normally. my little girl is always outside that she can't bear the heat indoors. look, we can't stay in the house during the day when i go outside to act. unlike my at bella, don't go, michael. i only came back here just before you came name cities, with a lot of real draft. an air force are particularly prone to heat w

so the climate change is a lot going to make heath spelled more frequent and more than 10. luckily, it's become easier to fork off extreme weather events. but as i next report, shows, warnings alone onto enough to keep people safe. in october 2013 cycling fell in maitland for in india that extremely severe i. chronic storm had wins over 200 kilometers per hour and was following a path striking the similar to a $191990.00 fake loan in the bay of been goal. $999.00 psych loan cars, millions of dollars in damages and some $10000.00 lions. but the dep tolten helen has been estimated to be as low as $22.00. despite the similarities between these 2 events, what had changed and the 14 years between the dorm by 2013 where the prediction in india had hugely improved. and more importantly, these improvements were being put into action. warnings were issued far and wide and over a 1000000 people were evacuated. this is the power of early warning system to capture the planet current weather conditions meteorologists use weather observations on location, combined with a fleet of satellites that obser

it follows an endorsement for fast tracking ukraine's candidacy by 4 european leaders visiting heath. but even if all you stacy give ukraine a thumbs up, a process could take years or the leaders of germany, france, and italy, bags candidate status for ukraine when they visited. president zalinski on thursday . earlier we asked artist publics the deputy prime minister and defense minister of lot via if he thinks they are doing enough for ukraine, or if they need to offer more support. well, i guess, sir, i am very outspoken, full edition from small country, so probably not everybody's happy what i'm saying. but her, this is of war time. and that is no also time for niceties. for political correctness, i would say that i highly value this announcement from german, french and italian leadership about a u candidate status, because it has a symbolic value to day. it has a symbolic recognition for ukrainian swords they are doing and they've would expect this. but we also understand that as it should be a long process, and there will be a need for a lot of a job also and outside than ukrain

a maternity hospital is heath and catches fire during ukrainian shelling of done. yes, the un labels. you talked a violation of international law. we heard from a hospital patients. i'm sure we did pregnant women and those are newborn babies. i'll see from that other one to cover how the kate being tired building is now completely destroyed in this kind of scenes. we can witness all throughout the city of done this by people are killed and more than 30 wounded in ukrainian shelling which local officials described as the worst since the conflict begun. there was an explosion. i cried alive again. we heard a blast in the window for the party. i looked around and there was blood everywhere . with the western narrative of unequivocal support for here seems to be shifting with the nato chief suggesting ukraine may have to see some territory to reach a peace deal with russia, a committee alive from our headquarters in moscow, you're watching our t international monies be to scott bringing you the top stories early this tuesday morning, or the un has condemned as a violat

as the heath continue travel, kieran and his coach tenzing can only wait for the result. delicate, didn't get them on it that i think i took the dog i lived was, is the ultimate linux loop, which is, which is this matter, matter of time. and hope one's has been p u working smart as well as working hard and is also just a matter of fact soon the board start flashing the names of those who have made it so unfortunately, robbie has not qualified for the next round. he clocked about 11.3 seconds for his 100 me to race. all, but every one who's qualified has come in under 11 seconds. so understandably, he's very disappointed. mm. but his journey is far from over. in fact, it has only just begun drivin is from the city community, a tribal group of african descent. many like his ancestors have lived here in the dense jungles of care not to go for nearly 400 years. for global big out because silica lipkin, would you be thinking scornfully la, la mchugh made to say, well, really, what a furniture you say and what level. com gonna kill in the garage or maybe they will, did it way. switchable, growi

second biggest city heath, which is located near the russian border and his nightly address. ukrainian president blood misled, he described the situation in don bath and he renewed his call for faster arm shipments. madame michael, my soul, and i think massively air in our gallery drag that down, but find, give that to me. the occupiers goal isn't. he hasn't changed that group. they want to destroy the entire don versus wake them by step. by step way, was a chance all of it was a jan sk slugging on both crematory game. if you want to make every city look at mario, call him yet my completely destroy nice to roseburg. that's why we're repeating. what was celebration of arms delivered or ukraine was genuine brewing, no grain, and with more heavy weapons, arriving from western allies. this week, i asked the w, isn't it commonly who's and keith? if that could help turn the tide in ukraine's favor? i think it's a question of the scale. if you look at the kind of micro picture those battles around 700, it's the chance that have been read essentially fighting for the last few weeks. i think it

nick hock heath. bought insta very don. it's troops are fighting street to street. as russia pushes hard to take control of that key city surveyor done yet is being pounded into rubble. the ukrainian governor of the surrounding lu, hence region says its defenders will be forced back if the russian bombardment continues up to you. sure this more. ah, if the artillery shall he stays as intense as it is now. the time will come when their positions will simply be entirely destroyed that a full clue which us there'll be no place for the soldiers to hide. who should any foreigners from him? um then they will most likely have to move to new positions when you move, vp non move you put those new positions because well end up being here in this a chance. but severe done yet his twin city has also come under relentless shelling . ukrainian authority say they've been trying to evacuate residence, but thousands of them are either unwilling or unable to flee. persona just 30 kilometers to the south, provide some signs of what may await them. footage from russian state media show

and heath to only 90 degree celsius in the winter exceed those. and you potentially face funds amounting to thousands of euro's france is following suit, energy efficiency and energy saving play an important role. if we reduce the heating temperature, 80 degrees on average in europe, that of air conditioning directly to replace the entire supply as not strain. what's worse, years and years, even decades of commerce and green energy policies are being a raced in this economic self flagellate coal power stations of being sod up in germany and austria, the netherlands, and more all regulation as flying out the window for reference burning coal produces twice as much carbon dioxide as burning natural gas twice as much. and by the way, this isn't rock bottom. europe still have some way to go before officials sink that continent to that level. and we have to be honest, it's not over yet. more people will be affected, the high energy prices will only gradually be passed on to consumers. i see a great determination to not allow put in to get away with thi

it's certainly interesting that back then foreign bond holler is where among those heath the hardest something the current situation may also repeat with key investors from other countries likely to be the biggest losers who want to ever see their money again. and this time around, according to moscow, russia is fully ready to fulfill its financial obligations while its outstanding sovereign debt. hamilton's to full $2000000000.00. moscow was required to pay back $100000000.00 in interest rates on to euro bonds by monday. and the kremlin and says that payment has been completed in full these statements about to default. their absolutely unjustifiable in this case because the necessary payment was made in may. the fact that you are a clear withheld that money and did not transfer it to its recipients. is no longer a problem. there is no reason to call the situation of default. so why all the big fos? all right, it's all about put in an even tie to financial squeeze on moscow. they opened this risk for the oil money, but the rest of the transfer not opened and they play that game becau

neighboring city of several do nest and are now focusing more attacks on ukraine's 2nd largest city or heath missile strikes. there have been the worst in weeks. wanted to take a listen to how president zalinski is describing what's going on on the front lines . madam bison. muscling the i've, you're seeing massively air in our calories track said don don, but like if that's only occupiers goal isn't, has any channels that group and want to destroy the entire done bas. let them step by step way. there's a chance all of it. leslie chanced slowly and thought crematorium asking me if they want to make every city look like um, are you call him yet? am i completely destroy, mitchell, or possibly that's why we're repeating was almost like celebration of arms delivery last a ukraine post, a genuine brewing? no grain. my 1st guess tonight is sounding the alarm warning that the war in ukraine could quickly escalate into a new, clear conflict. he's the author of the book, the doomsday machine, confessions of a nuclear war plant. or it's an expos ave us nuclear policy. daniel ellsberg is also a legenda

second big city ha. heath located near the russian border . miss al, strikes there on tuesday and wednesday, with the worst in weeks and in his nightly dress presidents, lensky described the situation and on bus. madame boxy must fall when you have your sing, massively, air and artillery strikes at dawn, dawn both find you. let your me occupiers, goal is me, hasn't changed. that group, they want to destroy new tire. don. bas, waste them step by step, which was it gent, all of it less. it chanced, sloppy on thought crematory, his game east. if they want to make every city look at them, are you recall him yet? my completely destroy mitchell rosewood. that's why we're repeating what laws for new york celebration of arms deliver lost or ukraine was to genius brewing no grain . we also spoke to date up the youth correspondent rebecca recess earlier and she told me more about the humanitarian situation in lucy chance. i am afraid that her has been the situation for many weeks now and it seems to only be getting worse. therefore, the civilians on the