this is reinhardt heidrick, the architect of the holocaust. at least 15 million to 20 million people died in europe as of him -- because of him. jews, you name it. anybody that opposed him, his life mission was to kill, destroy, or deport them. to the right, you have helmut knochen, king of paris. greeting his boss just outside paris. on the left you have ss general carl oberg, who arrived with heidrick to take control of the ss in france. they got into a mercedes to visit helmut knochen's favorite haunts, where heydrich stayed for a week. there, they planned the murder of french jews. they also are responsible for killing 90,000 resistences. heydrich, he is 38 years old here. what struck me about these men is that they are so young. i'm 49. at 37 and 38, they have the future of entire civilian populations in their hand. heydrich is assassinated in prague three weeks after this photo was taken. bad news for knochen, dr. bones in german. heydrich is his protector and mentor. there had been a nasty incident when knochen have blown up several syn

. >> senator heidrick i want to thank you for holding this important hearing today. i want to thank all of my colleagues here as well as the president of the navajo nat important hearing today. i want to thank all of my colleagues here as well as the president of the navajo nation for the work they have done to shine a light on this and begin dealing with policy issues that require legislation issues. we have had a good team effort from colorado and new mexico delegation. last month, a large plume of bright orange mind waste and i will give credit to pres. mugabe for sharing this photo with us, you can can see him in the foreground. it spilled into the samet creek and then into the animus river and then into the san juan. it polluted the entire four corners region. i share the enormous anger and frustration over this terrible incident. when i toured the affected areas following the spell, i visited with impacted residents including farmers in places like aztec, as well as san juan leaders and mexico and navajo nation president. in the southwest, water is our most pre

. >> thank you senator heidrick and for all have come to express your feelings.we are very much concerned avalt this. you are free to leave but you are invited to stay if you're able to do that. at the time of the spill the epa contractor was investigating the amount of water that wasn't behind the clad mi interests of the mine. epa authorize authorize the investigation as part of the cleanup action to address acid mine drainage from the nearby mines. based on the committee's oversight today it is clear epa new there is likely to be a significant amount of water behind the collapse entrance and there was a risk of a blowout. given these facts it's nyou' clr why they did not exercise more care when working at the site. epa has said it has e be or they spent $8 million responding to this bill. thankfully no one was killed or injured by the blowout but a number of important questions remain unanswered about what led to the spell and how epa responded. since the bill epa has conducted an evaluation of the causes and asked the department of interior t an independent i