mr. hernandez on tape. don't have anything proving she set this in motion. >> the motive, the divorce proceedings, the timing, the judge finds the child abuse allegations to be false, april 12th of 2000. the hit occurs about a month and a week after that may 20th of 2000. >> all of that is circumstantial. >> i agree. >> prosecutors said that handwriting on the hit note matched claudia harrows, and when prosecutors compared the samples of letters, agoa hills, the location of garrett warren's home, on the hit note, the word is misspelled the exact same way. augora. claudia insisted she had never given notes or maps to miguel kygios? >> no, not they can think of. >> if i had someone's address written in your handwriting? >> i don't know. not from me. i don't know. >> she claimed to know very little about what her brother manny may have been up to. >> why would your brother, who never met garrett, want to kill him? >> i don't know. >> why would he tell us that you are the one that asked him to kill and help arr

mr hernandez? there will be a bell of 30 seconds. >> i am maia. i am 18.'m the only teenager here, but this is a place that has been in my life since i have literally had life. it is pretty cool. i know i couldn't imagine a mission without it, i know a lot of teenagers feel that way even though i'm the only person in this room. that mural is such a beautiful billboard, if any of you guys have seen it. i've never been able to -- and you stop at 24th and you're at a red light and look to the left , it is really hard to not smile. i think that's really important. i am going to go with that. >> thank you. [laughter] [applause] >> next speaker. [cheering] [laughter] >> hello. hello, commissioners. >> hello. i insisted on being here today to help keep the landmark of the galleria, i don't really know what to say. [laughter] >> it's okay. >> think about what you wrote. >> it is a very strong force and they appreciate all types of races or genders and they are a very helpful community in the mission, and they should have at least one standard landmark to mark thei

mr. speaker, the notion that congress would lower the level of hazardous fuels reduction in the wake of all this is outrageous. at a base level, the government must protect its citizens and the hernandez fuels reduction fuels nd the hazardous reduction will do this. however, this version of the interior appropriations bill drops $21 million out of the hazardous fuels reduction account. mr. speaker, we should be investing more on hazardous fuels reduction and sound forest management, not less. forest management is the essential component to protecting americans who live next to our nation's forests. again, forests which are getting drier and deadlier with each passing year. further, hazardous fuels reduction leads to all sorts of environmental and economic benefits. in addition to protecting american lives, proper forest management leads to cleaner water, more rural jobs and less carbon in the atmosphere. i am all for fiscal soundness, but, mr. speaker, cutting the hazardous fuels money is illogical. it's like saying, we prefer a pound of cure over an ounce of prevention. while we may save money upfront, the american people are going to have to pay more over the long term as taxpayers

emanuel diaz-balart, louise roberto ara, sophia de la varga, gloria, alonzo, uri hernandez, oscar, ashley la madrid, gladys, mr. a joseph, miriam ocho, speaker, as this house adjourns after just today, one ruled bill, i implore my colleagues to take some time and think deeply about these individuals, their families and what our country stands for. it's certain -- it certainly isn't this political stunt by this majority, and it certainly isn't the status quo they are so proud to protect. . as members of the u.s. house of representatives we're a small group with a very large responsibility. the burden on us 435 americans is to represent 325 americans faithfully. to work together so tomorrow is better than today. let us not let these political distractions get in the way of our duty. instead, let's actually work together to give the voice to the voiceless. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina. mr. meadows: mr. speaker, powerful words. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. clay: i'm ready to close whenev

mr. speaker, the notion that congress would lower the level of hazardous fuels reduction in the wake of all this is outrageous. at a base level, the government must protect its citizens and the hernandez fuels reduction fuels nd the hazardous reduction will do this. however, this version of the interior appropriations bill drops $21 million out of the hazardous fuels reduction account. mr. speaker, we should be investing more on hazardous fuels reduction and sound forest management, not less. forest management is the essential component to protecting americans who live next to our nation's forests. again, forests which are getting drier and deadlier with each passing year. further, hazardous fuels reduction leads to all sorts of environmental and economic benefits. in addition to protecting american lives, proper forest management leads to cleaner water, more rural jobs and less carbon in the atmosphere. i am all for fiscal soundness, but, mr. speaker, cutting the hazardous fuels money is illogical. it's like saying, we prefer a pound of cure over an ounce of prevention. while we may save money upfront, the american people are going to have to pay more over the long term as taxpayers