potts and thompson were aides of jackie walorski and were also killed in the crash.th smuker was pronounced dead at the scene. tributes poured in. mike braunpaid tribute to his friend on the senate floor. >> my good friend jackie walorski tragically killed in a car accident, like the ultimate gut punch, one of the first great hoosiers i got to know, she will be missed and condolences to all of the families. >> ashley: jackie walorski's husband dean was notified she was killed and said she has returned home with her lord jesus christ, keep her family in your thoughts and prayers. flags ordered to be flown at half staff. she was respected by members of both parties for her work on the house ways and means committee. former president trump remembered her as a wonderful woman and house minority leader kevin mccarthy said jacky was embodiment of integrity receiving respect from all colleagues in the house. jackie walorski and her two aides were on their way back from looking at medical device industry, she is fifth house member to die while serving in office this year, th

four people killed in all, walorski and two aides. district director zach potts and emma thomson, her communications director. the driver of the other car also died. the news rocked capitol hill. >> it's one of those things that just takes the absolute air out of you because i was on the phone and a text came through and i spent a lot of time with jackie, got to know her early when i stuck my neck into the political realm. it's just something when it occurs, when it's close to home, and when you know the people, it's tough to get through. so i -- like i say, it makes you have almost a loss of words. >> g.o.p. indiana senator todd young says he's trying to process walorski's death. just talked to her on the phone a few days ago. >> this is going to be a really big gap to fill in our public life, but more personally, he se was a person of deep faith and conviction in just an incredibly smart person. but what i really remember better, she had an amazing sense of humor, high energy, she knew how to light up a room, she would go in a room

1319, resolved that the house has heard with profound sorrow of the death of the honorable jackie walorski, a representative from the state of indiana. resolved that the house has heard with profound sorrow of the death of zachary potts and emma thompson, staff members of the honorable jackie walorski. resolved, that the clerk communicate these resolutions to the senate and transmit a copy thereof to the families of the deceased. resolved, that when the house adjourns today, it adjourn as a further mark of respect to the memory of the deceased. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to section 1 of house resolution 1230 and house resolution 1319, the house stands adjourned until 1:00 p.m. on tuesday, august 16, 2022, as a further mark of respect to the memory of the late honorable jackie walorski, zachary potts and emma thompson.

walorski, and 2 aides. the driver of the other car ian also died. g.o.p. indiana senator todd young says that he is trying to process what walorski's death, he just spoke to her a few days ago. >> busy to be a really big gap to fill, but more personally jackie was a person of deep faith and strong conviction. just incredibly smart person. what i really remember she had an amazing sense of humor, high-energy, she just knew how to light up a room. she would go into a room and immediately people will be happier. >> the house g.o.p. says that jackie and her staffers died serving for her constituents. house speaker nancy pelosi asked them to have lower at half in honor of walorski. she was admired by colleagues on both sides for her personal kindness. she was a native of southend. former mayor and transportation secretary pete buttigieg tweeted that they were shocked and saddened the news. she was involved with tax policy and veterans issues. she was 58 years old. >> bret: chad thank you. controversial gain taking center stage at a senate subcommittee here toda

she's so proud of her team, walorski. the truth is, jackie lit up every room she was in. with her passion and her brilliance and just her friendship and warmness. there's no question she could do everything. she was all in on everything and worked hard to find common ground wherever she could. last week was a shocking week and a week to mourn. this week is a time to celebrate jackie, her legacy and her life. with that, sadly this massive senate bill drawn in secret, stuffed with government checks to the wealthy and favored interests, rushed through congress, is a hoax on the american people. it fails to reduce inflation, fails to reduce the budget deficit, and fails to reduce the world's temperature. who in their right mind raises taxes in a recession? the answer is, only president biden and his supporters in congress who bundled -- bungled this economic recovery, think this is a good idea. you remember them. they told you they would defeat covid, that inflation was a rich person's problem, that their $2 trillion spending spree last year would strengthen the economy. inst

white house are at half-staff tonight after the death of indiana republican congresswoman jackie walorski she was killed in a car crash north of indianapolis police say another vehicle crossed the center line and hit the car walorski was traveling in head-on two members of her staff were also killed walorski had served in congress since 2013. >>> for years he claimed the massacre at sandy hook elementary school was a hoax but today in austin, texas, conspiracy theorist alex jones admitted it was real, at the first of several trials in which sandy hook families are seeking damages. and now the jury has the case here is anne thompson. >> reporter: alex jones' stunning admission came during a contentious cross-examination. >> 100% real >> reporter: finally conceding the sandy hook school shooting did happen, after years of insisting on his "info wars" show the massacre was a hoax >> how could you believe any of it? >> it's 100% real and the media still ran with lies that i was saying it wasn't real. >> reporter: the parents of jesse lewis, one of 20 first graders who died in the massacre, ar

walorski was elected in 2012. she flipped a seat from blue to red. she ran unsuccessfully against joe donnelly in 2010. we just got a statement from steve scalise. she said jackie and her staffers died serving her constituents. jackie walorski, congress woman from independent, dead at the age of 58. charles? >> charles: our deeper sympathies to the family and her aides. more after this. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i liveo four on the oregon coast.rk. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healt

i am deeply saddened by the passing of congresswoman walorski. as we mentioned, the capital is flying flaccid half-staff because of that. we will go to lou and highland park, illinois on the democrats line. caller: good morning, thank you for c-span. yes, abortion is a huge issue to me primarily because i think it is a constitutional right that women and their families believe they have. i think women of this country no matter whether they are democrats or republicans are sick and tired of old, white men telling them what to do with their bodies. i believe this will be the issue this year. host: let's hear from lindy in kansas on the republican line. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. everybody was so up in arms about roe v. wade being overturned and that it would be turned over to the states. well, it is where it should be. it has been turned over to the states and the people of each state will be able to vote on what their issue is and how they believe it should be. unfortunately, kansas has five counties that really control the state.

to be f capitol to be flown at half-staff in walorski's memory.e weather front, severe thunderstorm watches are up for the next several hours across five states as strong storms roll through the midwest. record heat is headed northeast tomorrow with highs in the upper 90s from d.c. to new york, and feels-like temperatures in the triple digits. in kentucky, deadly floodwaters began to recede, giving us a closer look at the devastation left behind, especially in remote areas. the death toll remains at 37. the number of those unaccounted for has fallen to three. justin michaels from our partners at the weather channel is on the scene. >> reporter: in the small town of neon, kentucky, devastation and destruction can be found everywhere. >> we're used to some flooding and some water up in the street, and we can deal with that. but when it gets 10 or 12 feet in the street and takes out every single business, it has impacted everybody's life. >> reporter: after the floodwaters receded, as much as two feet of mud covered nearly every street and building h

walorski was 58. three others, including two members of her staff, emma thompson and zachery potts, also died. flags at the white house and congress will be flown at half staff in honor of the congresswoman and her staff. >>> we move on now to major developments tonight in the justice department's investigation of the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. abc news reports a grand jury has subpoenaed former trump white house counsel pat cipollone following his revealing testimony to the january 6th committee. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, the justice department inceasingly locking in on the white house and the actions of president trump. abc news first reporting that former white house counsel pat cipollone and his top deputy have been subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury. making cipollone the highest ranking trump administration official known to be called so far. he can provide insight into critical areas the justice department is investigating, i

start by echoing the sentiments that both you and the ranking member had about jackie walorski and how deeply we all feel for her and her family and the staff members who were lost. let me start by again congratulating you, mr. chairman, and also members of this committee, most notably mr, as well for their work on climate and for their work throughout this period of putting forward consequential legislation. i say consequential in the time that i'm allotted because i want to talk specifically on some of these claims. i don't think -- and i hope the american people are listening, you don't bring about change by appealing to the sum total of the fears of the american people. you bring about change, as separationally, and by doing something constructive and putting forward legislation as opposed to putting forward the collective fears of the nation and hoping that you might be able to exploit those fears for political gain. the myth that there's 87,000 i.r.s. agents, even trump's former person rejects that, it's nonsense. as mr. neal has pointed out. but what matters to people is when yo

jackie walorski and the two aides were on the way back into medical devices industry.king into the deadly crash is ongoing. she is the fifth house member to die while serving in office this year. three of those being republicans. back to you guys. >> carley: absolutely shocking news to get yesterday. so many republicans and democrats released statements honoring her life. she was certainly beloved on capitol hill. ashley, thank you so much for joining us. turning out a no-show in court for a dui arraignment and represented by his lawyer, speaker nancy pelosi's has been pled not guilty to two counts of not ready, drunk driving after he crashed into a jeep. indicated pelosi had a drug in his system that night he totaled his car. nasa county prosecutors are walking that one back. the night of his arrest, paul pelosi blew a .082. and he was slurring his speech. according to the criminal complaint, they did two-year-old face is when you're a prison time for each count where he could have his license suspended. president biden with an executive order to make it easier for wo

jackie walorski represented indiana's second congressional district. pete buttigieg, former mayor of south indiana, tweeted in part, i am shocked and saddened to hear of the tragic death of congresswoman jackie walorski. she was always prepared to work together where there was common ground and she cared deeply about her work. the representative was 58 years old. >> next, brian shepard, the ceo of the united network for organ sharing, testifies before the foot -- senate finance committee.

capitol to be flown at half-staff in walorski's memory.will be right back. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> on the weather front, severe thunderstorm watches are up for the next several hours across five states as strong storms roll through the midwest. record heat is headed to the northeast tomorrow with highs in the upper 90s from d.c. to new york, and feels-like temperatures in the triple-digits. >>> in kentucky, deadly dwatgan, givinga clos look at the ation left beh pe are the death toll remains at 37. the number of those unaccounted for has fallen to three. justin michaels from our partners at the weather channel is on the scene. >> reporter: in the small town of neon, kentucky, devastation and destruction can be found everywhere. >> we're used to some flooding and some water up in the street, and we can deal with that. but when it gets 10 or 12 feet in the street and takes out every single business, it has impacted everybody's life. >> reporter: after the floodwaters receded, as much as two feet of mud covered ne

. >>> five-term congresswoman jackie walorski is being remembered today as a no nonsense lawmaker. the indiana republican and two of her staffers were killed in a car crash wednesday in indiana. the suv they were riding in was hit head-on by another vehicle. that driver also died. flags in washington were lowered to half-staff. walorski was 58. >>> now to the stunning moment in court when conspiracy theorist alex jones was caught in another lie. it came as he was cross-examined during a defamation trial stemming from his claims about the newtown, connecticut, school shooting. abc's rhiannon ally reports something happened in court that no one expected and could land jones in even more trouble. >> reporter: this morning, an about-face from far right media host alex jones now conceding the massacre at sandy hook elementary school in 2012 was real. >> it was, especially since i met the parents, and it's 100% real. >> reporter: a jury is now deliberating jones' punishment in a defamation case. the parents of 6-year-old jesse lewis, a victim of the shooting, successfully sued jones for

walorski was 58 years old. former white house counsel pat cipollone has been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. cipollone recently testified on capitol hill serving as a key witness in a separate investigation by the house january 6th committee. several media agencies report he was comforting with his attorneys about appearing before the grand jury in dealing with issues of executive privilege. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, remembering legendary broadcaster vin scully. >> the special tribute held last night at oracle park. welcome back for 44 conspiracy theorist alex jones spoke in court during his defamation trial. he's being sued for falsely claiming that the sandy hook elementary school massacre. we're 26 people were killed, including 20 children was a hoax. now after 10 years, he told the courtroom he believes the mass shooting was 100% real and that he's sorry. reporter marvin scott has the details. >> do it on purpose and i apologi

. >> all right, just the saddest of stories yesterday, jackie walorski and two of her young staffersent. tell us reactions you're hearing on the hill and how lawmakers were honoring them this morning. >> reporter: this has been an absolute tragedy and it has completely stunned the capitol hill community. jackie walorski was a member of congress since 2013, she was really close to gop leadership and had multiple key committee assignments. and her two staffers were really young. so this is really shocked and saddened the community up here and the tributes are pouring in. house gop leader kevin mccarthy put out a statement referring to walorski as a dear friend and a trusted adviser, congresswoman ann wagner said the two of them were so close, they used to finish each other's sentences. and indiana senator mike braun said the new was was like getting punched. so it has been absolutely tragic up here. no word yet on the memorial services, but the flags at both the capitol and the white house are flying at half-mast in her honor. >> staffers look like kids. so young. melanie zanona, thank

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zachary pott and 28 emma thompson were aides of walorski also killed in that car crash.rdered flags throughout washington, d.c. to be flown at half staff in their honor. the man accused of opening fire at a fourth of july parade in highland park illinois has pleaded not guilty to all charges. the shooting killed 7 people injuring dozens more. robert crimo facing 117 charges including first-degree murder and attempted murder. the judge telling reporters if crimo is convicted of murdering any two people he will face life in prison without the possibility of parole. he's due back in court in november. warner brothers discovery scrapping upcoming super hero movie bat girl, the movie starting michael keaton and brandon frazier had a budget of nearly $90 million, some reports say 100 million. the move is reportedly all part of major restructuring plan months after completing merger. company set to announce streaming services hbo max and discovery plus. this movie is so awful it must be brand bad that it wouldn't even be streamed. incredible. china mine time firing multiple mis

by all accounts congresswoman walorski had two stellar young people by her side. at 27, zach was already a veteran of her team, having served as both campaign director and district director. emma, h -- emma, her campaign director, was already a capitol hill veteran, who one former boss described as second to none. the outportion of grief and dem on be stration -- demonstrate what a great hole jackie walorski is leaving behind among her friends in the capitol. they marveled at both her tremendous personal kindness and her fierce advocacy for the families she represented. i had the personal pleasure of breaking bread with congresswoman walorski several years ago and looked forward to every time that our paths would actually cross. according to those who knew jackie best, her infectious passion and boundless energy for service were rooted in the faith that guided her entire life. that also led her and her beloved husband, dean, to fawned a charity and to spend years living and serving needy people in romania. today, we trust that this faith has reunited our colleague

representative walorski had represented south bend in congress for years. in her life, she moved to romania, to establish a charity there to feed hungry children. president biden saying in a statement, in part, we send our deepest condolences to her husband dean, to the families of her staff members, zachery pots and emma thompson. >>> abortion rights this. one direct the department of health to consider using medicaid funds to be used to help women travel between states to seek abortion. that will likely be challenged in court. the order also strengthens a message washington has been sending to the states. hospitals that want federal funds have to provide women with life-saving care, like dnc, if their lives are in the balance. some hospitals have been resistant, worrying they could run afoul of local laws. >>> justice department suing former trump trade adviser, peter navarro, because he has not turned over official government e-mails as required by any government employee. apparently he was writing them on a nongovernment e-mail address. you may recall,

walorski was first elected in 2012 to represent indiana.g republican on the house ethics committee. she was 58. >>> joe manchin is on board, but what about arizona senator kyrsten sinema? right now the lone democratic holdout blocking the inflation reduction act. the bill that would tackle health care, climate and taxes. her vote is critical if this will pass in a 50/50 senate. democrats are treading lightly because they don't want to derail the party's top legislative priority. let's bring in congressional reporter at axios. you are reporting that sinema could be eyeing perhaps some changes to this act. give us a sense, what specifically could those changes be and could they hold things up? >> well, yes, she is definitely taking her time and working through a lot of the details in this proposed legislation. and she has a lot of leverage. like you said, she is the lone democrat standing in the way of them completing this and democrats have been really desperate to get this ambitious legislation done. and so there is a chance that her buy-th

she's so proud of her team, walorski. the truth is, jackie lit up every room she was in. with her passion and her brilliance and just her friendship and warmness. there's no question she could do everything. she was all in on everything and worked hard to find common ground wherever she could. last week was a shocking week and a week to mourn. this week is a time to celebrate jackie, her legacy and her life. with that, sadly this massive senate bill drawn in secret, stuffed with government checks to the wealthy and favored interests, rushed through congress, is a hoax on the american people. it fails to reduce inflation, fails to reduce the budget deficit, and fails to reduce the world's temperature. who in their right mind raises taxes in a recession? the answer is, only president biden and his supporters in congress who bundled -- bungled this economic recovery, think this is a good idea. you remember them. they told you they would defeat covid, that inflation was a rich person's problem, that their $2 trillion spending spree last year would strengthen the economy. inst

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walorski was seen as a rising star in gop ranks. she was 58 years old.resident biden has signed an executive order to help women who cross state lines for abortions. it offers breaks on medicaid costs for states where abortion is legal, so they can assist women from states where it is not. activists had urged mr. biden to do even more, but the white house defended his actions today. >>he president has been very clear that he's going to do everything that he can, it doesn't stop with this, but we also understand he can't be the only person working on this, that's why we asked congress to take action. judy: the presidents event today was once again virtual. he tested positive for covid for a fifth day, after his infection rebounded over the weekend. nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan has ended, but the fallout continues. the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives met today with president sy ing-when, before flying to south korea. in response, china said it's launching military exercises this week on all sides of taiwan, which it claims as a renegade prov

walorski had served in congress since 2013 and was one of the top republicans on the house ethics committee. house republican leader kevin mccarthy released a statement that reads in part, this news is absolutely devastating. jacky was a dear friend, trusted adviser, and the embodiment of integrity who achieved the admiration and respect of all of her colleagues in the house. president biden also released a statement, jill and i are shocked and saddened by the death of congresswoman jackie walors kichld. we send our deepest condolences to her husband dean, to her families of her staff members and to the people of indiana's second district who lost a representative who was one of their own. >>> overseas, in a show of force, china has begun live fire military drills around taiwan, in retaliation for house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to the self governing island. the exercises which began earlier today are taking place at six different locations around taiwan. chinese state television reports that long-range precision strikes are also being carried out in taiwan's waters and air space. beijin

in indiana, republican congressmember jackie walorski and two of members of her staff were killed inead-on collision on wednesday. the driver of the other vehicle was also pronounced dead at the scene. walorski served on the house ways and means committee, and was seeking reelection to a sixth term in november'midterm elections. she was 58 years old. in guanajuato, mexico, journalist and businessman ernesto mendez was shot and killed tuesday night, along with two other people, after gunmen stormed a liquor store he owned and opened fire. mendez ran the online news source "your voice" and had previously reported threats. he is the 13th media worker to be killed in mexico this year alone. in austin, texas, and host alex jones admitted from the witness stand wednesday the 2012 sandy hook elementary school massacre in newtown connecticut was real. jones admission came at a civil trial where he faces $150 million defamation lawsuit from families of schoolchildren killed at sandy hook. for years, jones spread conspiracy theories the shooting was a government hoax and the victims families w

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jackie walorski, here on the floor. we also reck in his her two staffers, emma watson and zach potts who passed away with her while serving constituents of the second congressional district. hoosiers mourn the loss of a leader nonfor kindness, dedicated public service and strong work ethic. we stand together to celebrate the generous spirits of jackie, emma and zach and their lives of public service. we also uplift their families as they deal with this tragic loss. madam speaker, i'd like to yield to my colleague, mr. banks, for a moment. mr. banks: i thank my colleague for yeelgd. yesterday, many of us celebrated the life of jackie walorski at the funeral in her district. today we honor her life on the floor of the house of representatives where she served for nearly a decade. jackie was a giant in indiana politics and she had a giant impact here in this institution as skell. -- as well. her lifetime of public service will be long remembered, from her time on the mission field in roe manea to her time at the indiana st

first off, condolences on the passing of your colleague, jackie walorski.ou about what josh is reporting and the purported meeting that president zelenskyy wants to have with president xi. what do you make of that? >> i was in ukraine a week and a half ago. i think ukraine is doing everything they can to be successful. they see the crucial role china, and china is playing it both ways. not openly supporting russia but behind the scenes helping them. i think it's smart of president zelenskyy to recognize that and send a message out. whether president xi meets with him or not, it brings china out into the open and what they're doing in this war. >> what did you see on the ground in terms of what they need? we've already given $40 billion in aid. do you whoer that aid will wane? >> i do worry about that. that's why we went on the trip, to keep it in the news and let people know how important this fight is. now is a crucial time. as we head into winter, ukraine wants to take back at least some of the territory russia has taken. that's why they are so urgent on

indiana congresswoman jackie walorski was killed in a car crash this afternoon. >> along with 2 of hers, a will or ski represented north central indiana from south bend to just to north of kokomo. the indiana elkhart county sheriff says that the suv that lauriski was traveling in was hit head-on by another car. the republicans, communications director and the thompson and district director zachary pots also died in the crash. the driver of the wrong-way car also died. and president biden issued a statement to express his sadness and condolences on lauriski staff. president says, quote, in part, we may have represented different parties and disagreed on many issues, but she was respected by members of both parties for her work on the house ways and means committee and which he served. one of baseball's most recognizable voices fence calling has died. the dodgers hall of fame baseball announcer passed away yesterday at the age of 94 scully was the longest tenured broadcaster with a single team in pro sports history. serving the dodgers since the team's days back in brooklyn. he stuck wit

. >>> flags at the capitol are at half-staff this morning for congresswoman jackie walorski. the indiana republican was killed in a car crash north of indianapolis yesterday police say another vehicle crossed the center line and hit her car head on. two members of her staff were also killed. she had served in congress since 2013 the cause of the crash is still under investigation this morning. >>> turning now to eastern kentucky where the desperate search tfor survivors continues after catastrophic flooding killed at least 37 people. many homes and businesses in that area destroyed by those storms nbc spoke to residents still reeling from the disaster. >> reporter: in isom, kentucky, this grocery store has nothing to sell. >> it's just devastation total devastation. >> reporter: deadly floods gutted the supermarket >> we can tell about where the water came up because look at this shelf looks like nothing ever happened and everything else, mud >> what you have to understand is our customers were our family the people who work in these stores are family. we know each other we k

other news tonight, indiana congresswoman jackie walorski was killed in a car crash this afternoon along with 2 of her staff members. >> well, our ski represented north central indiana from south bend to just north of kokomo, the elkhart county sheriff says the suv that she was traveling in was hit head-on by another car. republicans, communication director emma thompson and district director zachary potts also died in the crash. the driver of the wrong-way vehicle was also killed. and president biden issued a statement to express his sadness and condolences on her death. the president said, quote, in part, we may have represented different parties and disagreed on many issues, but she was respected by members of both parties for her work on the house and white house ways and means committee which she served. in the east bay. tensions flare today as police started to clear out people's park in berkeley. cal berkeley had started work early this morning on building student and affordable housing on the site. but that effort is now on hold at. protesters clashed with police. at least one ar

not only did they lose congresswoman walorski but two staffers as well. they were south of here on state road 19. another vehicle crossed the median and hit them head on. the other driver was killed. emma thompson, 28 years old from d.c., she worked communications. she was also killed. now, condolences pour in from all over the nation. indiana republican chairman said of congresswoman walorski, i never met a more fierce, effective fighter for what she believes in. it takes an incredible team to work and stand beside an elected official. there was no better examples than zack and emma. house speaker nancy pelosi stated she passionately bought the voices of her north indianan constituents to congress and admired by colleagues on both sooidz of the aisle for per personal kindness. the president stated we may have disagreed on many issues but she was respected by members of both parties for her work on the house and ways committee on which she served. >> one of those things that it takes the absolute air out of you. >> this is going to be a really big gap to

by all accounts congressman walorski had two stellar young people by her side. at 27 zachary was a seven-year veteran of her team having served as campaign manager and her. emma her 28-year-old communications director was a capitol hill veteran with the intelligence and drive one former boss described is second to none. in elastase outpourings agree the net ration demonstrate just how great the whole jackie walorski is leaving behind and her friends at the capitol. they marveled at her tremendous personal kindness interferes efficacy for the families she represented. i had the personal pleasure of breaking bread with congresswoman walorski several years ago and looked forward to every time our paths would actually cross. according to those who knew jackie best or infectious passion and boundless energy to service were routed in the face that guided her entire life. it led her and her 11th husband dean took on the charity and to spend years living in serving needy people in romania. today we trust this faith has reunited our college with her eternal father and we

i rise today to honor the life of congresswoman jackie walorski. three others were lost in the tragic accident. like i said last week, a real gut punch to any of us who knew jackie and the hoosiers across the board. the outpouring of grief for the lives lost has been immense in our state as hoosiers share their memories of them, you can see just how important all those lives were. let me talk about jackie. i got to know her early on when i was entertaining running for senate. she was up in the north central part of indiana, a place that i had been very little, and she was engaging, i spent get togethers with her before and after i was elected. todd said it well. whoever she came across, she was their friend. full of enthusiasm, never really knew a stranger. i got to know her better over the years since then, and i can tell you faith, family, community were the principles that guided her. in times of mourning show us just how important those things truly are. as the friends and families grieve for the four lives lost in this tragedy, i hope they can

. >> before i begin i want to take a moment to recognize our colleague, jackie walorski. we come back to the capitol with very heavy hearts and just over a week ago we lost ms. jackie and two of her staffers, emma thomson and zachary potts, while they were in their public service. mr. smith: i was lucky enough to serve with her for -- on the ways and means committee and worked with her numerous hours. and i know that the ways and means committee, we will miss here dearly. the people of this body will miss her dearly. and i know that the people of indiana will miss her very dearly. with that, i will say that she was one of the hardest working public servants that i have ever met and when she gave her -- gave her word it was written and carved in stone. for that, she will always be in our hearts. as we turn to the legislation before us today, this week we found out inflation remains at a 40-year high. having risen 13.7% since biden became president. real wages have decreased by 4.5%. americans are suffering. are we here debating how to alleviate that suffering? no. we are d

i went to associate myself about our colleague jackie walorski. i feel like you were better off it will be pup -- tough but we will carry on in her memory. thank you for allowing me to share that moment and i will yield back to you. >> thank you very much mr. burgess and mr. cole and we will miss jackie and zachary and emma . let's turn to what this hearing is about today. i know we have been called back to bc from our august district work period but we have been called back for an important reason, to pass landmark legislation that will make enormous progress and delivered for the american people. we will consider the emotion to her the senate amendment to hr -- inflation reduction act. this bill will reduce health care costs and drug prices. it will extend affordable health coverage to 14 million the --, people, and cap insulin at $34 per month for medicare beneficiaries. i wish we could have done that for everyone but some of our friends at the senate have decided to frustrate the effort. it takes one big pharma, allowing -- second, this bill w

congresswoman jackie walorski was 58 years old. fox weather wildfire alert.ng more than 10,000 acres on the big island of hawaii. the blaze started at an army training area. members of the military are working to help firefighters dowfs the flames that topped a major highway. wow. and sincere congratulations are in order for fox's own shannon bream who has just been named anchor of "fox news sunday." shannon will be the first woman to anchor the show full time in the program's 26-year history and she is pulling double duty and will remain in her position as fox chief legal correspondent. shannon takes on the role starting on sunday september 11th. and what -- no one deserves that job more than her. >> brian: going to be great. >> ainsley: she is such a nice person. a class act. and so brilliant. >> carley: so beautiful. >> ainsley: knows the supreme court like the back of her hand. beautiful in every way. congratulations, shannon. >> ainsley: i bet she is not watching she was up arrest night pretty late. >> carley: we will tell you about this moment. >> ainsl

jackie walorski represented indiana's second congressional district. pete buttigieg, former mayor of south indiana, tweeted in part, i am shocked and saddened to hear of the tragic death of congresswoman jackie walorski. she was always prepared to work together where there was common ground and she cared deeply about her work. the representative was 58 years old. >> next, brian shepard, the ceo of the united network for organ sharing, testifies before the foot -- senate finance committee. this is just under two hours. >> the finance committee will come to order. the last place anybody wants to hear about gross mismanagement and incompetence is in the business of saving lives. that is precisely at unfortunately with the finance committee needs to discuss today. this morning's hearing is an update on the investigation senator, grassley and i, along with senator young have been conducting for more than 2.5 years. it examines a network of dozens of organizations with the demand to organ transplant and a group that oversees and coordinates them. the united

a report that republican congresswoman of indiana, jackie walorski died in a car crash.nbu, south bend reporting the story. two others reportedly killed in the crash. this story is developing. as soon as we get more we'll bring it to you. let us transition to shares of warner brothers discovery. they are popping this hour, up about 4.7%, very close to session highs right now, getting a boost in response to some breaking news from our own charlie charlie gasparino. here is the tweet. warner brothers discovery ceo david zaslav will detail plans to revamp the company on thursday's earnings call. streaming platforms, hbo max, discovery plus, could lead to significant layoffs. charlie, clearly he has the machete out. >> this is clearly related, the stock is getting a pop off of this, did a long-term chart of discovery. liz: not pretty. >> he is saddled with high debt loads with they merged time warner, what was it called? i forgot the name of it. liz: warner brothers discovery. >> warner something. liz: warner media. >> warner media. when they merged that. liz: how quickly we

. >> indiana congresswoman jackie walorski was killed in a car crash this afternoon along with 2 of her staffers lauriski represented north central indiana, which includes south bend. police say the suv she was traveling in was hit head-on by another car. the republicans communications director emma thompson and district director zachary potts also died in that crash. the driver of the other car was pronounced dead at the scene. president biden issued a statement to express his sadness and condolences over her death. the president said in part, quote, we may have represented different parties and disagreed on many issues, but she was respected by members of both parties for her work on the house ways and means committee on which she still ahead tonight at 8 house speaker nancy pelosi concluding her trip to taiwan. how her visit could have a ripple effect on america's relationship with china. >> an effort to outlaw abortion in one pocket of california. how one city is trying to become a pro life sanctuary. beyonce is making another change to her new album. the singer is removing a sample