mr. diaz, i think you for being with us.difficult time for everyone and what you have to do, what you have to see, what you had to sign, is unimaginable. how are you, how are you doing? >> i'm holding up, it's been almost 48 hours now, mixed emotions, it's been a tough time, i mean my job, when i was called out to the scene i was under the impression due to the rumors around town whenever the ambulances were running around time, it was going to be 2 to 3 people, when i got there, of course, i saw 16 or 17 children and like i said, my heart dropped and at that point i knew this was not anything i could ever imagine happening. but at that point, i've had a lot of support and i know we are a small county, we don't have a medical examiner, so my duties as the justice of the peace for the state of texas,, we are in charge of handling what they call unintended death, people not admitted to the hospital or nursing homes or hospice, we are the ones who are going to sign the death certificate and determine the manner and cause of dea

mr. mario diaz-balart of the sunshine state, i inform the house that mr. diaz-balart will vote nay on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman johnson, chairman scott, chairman thompson and representative khanna, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from delaware rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. kelly of illinois, i inform the house that ms. kelly will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. sires, mr. lamb, mrs. kirkpatrick and mr. gottheimer, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? >> as the member designated by mr. curtis of utah, i inform the house that mr. cur kit will vote na

mr. diaz-balart is submitting questions for the record. he had to leave. we're going to turn to mr. rodgers. mr. rodgers. >> mr. secretary, undersecretary. >> mic on? >> do you hear it -- and general. welcome, and thank you for your lifetimes of service to the country. it's appreciated. by millions of americans. let me bring up a topic that is tough to deal with. and that's escalation, or the possibilities of escalation in ukraine. i know it's our policy to not be directly involved. and you've maintained that distance. however, the russians have no compunction about the morals of fair play or rules of war, if you will. and are demonstrating that daily. suppose for a moment, that the russians decide to go after the missile sites in poland. or in the region of any sort. what do we do? what are the rules of the game that we're into here in this -- in this battle? >> well, thank you, sir. and to your point, it's always dangerous to go down the road of hypotheticals. but this is an issue that's very, very important. if russia decides to attack any nation that's a nato member, but that's

. >> diaz: china welcomed mr. biden. to assert dominance, china tested hypersonic missiles and stepped up air incursions over taiwan, moves that make other asian nations nervous. on monday, president biden will push back, announcing a new economic framework for the u.s. and its indo-pacific allies. it aims to lesson reliance on chinese goods by strengthening the supply chain between member countries and incentivizing joint infrastructure investments. commerce secretary gina raimondo is traveling with president biden here in asia. wouldn't it be more impactful to negotiate a typical trade agreement with these nations' lower tariffs to entice them to do business with the u.s.? >> look, i don't think so. it's time to have no structures, new frameworks, innovative frameworks, not the same old traditional trade agreement. >> diaz: nancy cordes joins us from seoul. nancy, how many asian nations do we expect to sign on to this new partnership? >> reporter: adriana, the white house has been tweaking this economic framework right

mr. diaz, thank you for being with us this morning.t comfortable reliving or describing. i want to show a photograph that we have into us of you being embraced after you had identified the bodies of 19 kids and two teachers, sir. i'm so sorry you had to do that. tell me about the job. tell me about the nightmare you had to live through if you can. and something you never imagined you'd have to do as a justice of the peace. >> the photo was taken yesterday. i guess after tuesday, after winding down that evening and coming to work. and sitting here in my office again with my constable and my clerk and just reliving what was happening. what i had to do the night before. it just brought back emotions of what is going to continue more than likely is going to be mixed emotions. it is something you don't ever forget. it was so horrific. >> we have been learning over the last couple days, such a close knit community. truly, you know, if not direct family, what feels like family. it seems throughout the town. how are you managing this? how are

diaz. he's the president of the united nations human rights council. he's from argentina. he's been following everything that's been going on here. so i'm mr . vizier. what is the challenge? i mean, that we're seeing today. i mean, we're seeing an increase in attacks against journalist, increasing online attacks against journalists. what can you tell us about the situation that we're seeing right now? we are very worried about being christian attacks from journals, because we have a double impact on human rights. whenever a journalist is attacked is not only an attack on the human rights of that journalist, because journalists are the voices of victims or violations of human rights all over the world. therefore, in practice, even though we don't call them like that, journalists are human rights defenders also. therefore, the impact is that whenever i talk on journal is happens, the whole international human rights community suffers. therefore, the council of human rights, it has been addressing this issue for many, many years. and we have approve a historic declaration today with the breast of the general assembly of the u. n. and oppression of the