just important to me as a physician is the weldon amendment which prevents health care providers from being compelled to participate in a medical procedure to which they hold religious or moral objections. namely, abortion. removing this protection will result in gross violations of the constitutional rights of americans. madam speaker, the hyde and weldon amendments are just two examples of commonsense measures we've enacted over the years to protect life. i urge my colleagues in the majority to reconsider dismantling these protections to the right to life. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i would like to address my remarks to president biden. mr. president, as you rightly said in philadelphia this month, we face the most dangerous threat to free and fair elections in our history. to meet this threat to our democracy, we need only do what is plainly possible, use our majo

in the hyde amendment and weldon amendments. those are deal-breaking bills to us. my friends have voted for those things for decades, not for years, but for decades. presidents of both parties have signed. as i mentioned yesterday to my friends in rules committee, it was a democratic congress that passed the hyde amendment, overwhelmingly democrat in both chambers. they have changed their views on the life issue. we have not changed our views on conscience issues. my friends know if that language in the hyde and weldon amendments were not restored they will have no compromised bills but end up with a continuing resolution at best. those people who don't know what a continuing resolution is, it is last year's spending. a democratic president and democratic house and senate will have produced donald trump's last negotiated budget, that's where we are headed unless my friends will decide to restore that language. that is a deal baker for us if it's not. the other thing i would mention to my good friends on the other side is there is still time to do some things. this

james weldon johnson tell us, i shall bring him up on the screen. >> yeah, i developed as i was research the book i developed this -- >> here he is. >> -- man crush for this guy. he is an awesome dude. he's one of those people you start reading about and it's almost like you don't believe it. he spoke fluent spanish, he was a diplomate, he was a lawyer, he wrote tin pan alley music with his brother, he wrote "lift every voice and sing" which is considered the african-american myles. he wrote poetry, wrote a novel, wrote amazing essays and is doing all this have amazing work and dubois taps him in 1917 and says i want you to come to the naacp to work with me. that organization had been founded after a riot in springfield, illinois, and it was dominated primarily by white do-gooders from the new york area. it was not the -- an african-american-led organization at that time. james weldon johnson said, well, i might do it but i don't know -- it might hurt my writing if i do that because i won't have time. he said, we really need you. so he does join and it completely hurts his writing. he ca

so -- well, james weldon johnson, tell us. i shall bring him up on the screen. >> yeah, i -- i developed -- as i was researching the book, i developed this man crush for this guy. >> here he is. >> he's an awesome dude. he's one of those people you start reading about, and it's almost like you don't believe it. like, he spoke fluent spanish. he was a diplomat. he was a lawyer. he wrote continue pan alley music with his brother. he wrote lift every voice and sing which is considered the african-american national anthem. he wrote poetry. he wrote a novel. he wrote amazing essays. he is doing all of this amazing work and deboy taps him in 1917 and says i want you to come to the naacp and work with me. and that organization had been founded after a riot in springfield, illinois. and it was dominated primarily by white do-gooders from in the new york area. mostly. it was not an african-american-led organization at that time. and james weldon johnson says, well, i might do it. but i don't know -- it might hurt my writing if do i tha

before they took her cell phone, marie called her husband weldon.e begged him to hurry. >> when i heard the news, i thought they'd gotten into the wrong house. it was so bizarre. >> reality failed to work -- in weldon's head. >> on that drive from minneapolis down, i couldn't a mistake. i asked if justin was all right and she's no. that he was gone. >> it was a feeling of isolation and i could see people in and out of the house, i could see detectives with flashlights coming in the neighborhood and all around his house. the >> crime scene. >> crime scene. it was a very long three hours of my life just sitting there, not knowing what was going on -- >> news reporters were setting up everywhere and there's so many police cars. they weren't saying, we got the guy. i felt, they don't have him. they need to catch him. i know i'm safe, but is everyone i love safe? >> eventually, they drove both women, separately, to a sheriff's headquarters. where they installed them in separate rooms four separate interviews. because something about this did not smell ri

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. >> and your next subject is james weldon johnson. you talk about the research that you did with douglass and how different it is with johnson and how -- do they connect? >> wow. thank you. if these institutes are about your intellectual lives, which they are, you gave me a question to deal with my intellectual life. my research on douglass is basically been all of my adult life from graduate school on, first book on douglass, et cetera, et cetera. i did this new biography because i encountered as you may know if you read some of the book a new private collection of douglass' manuscripts which was almost unbelievable when i first saw it. a man in savannah, georgia, maimedmaim ed named walter evans. walter is a very good businessman, waited until after my book came out to cut his final deal with the beneke leaders of resources, let's put that way. the beneke is one of the world's greatest manuscripts, treasures beyond your belief. they paid one of the highest prices ever for this collection on frederick douglass, which is, i don't know

with number 3 seed, alina selina, knocked out in the sack around by weldon number 44 magdalen that's with alina, who was a semi find this, when would it in 2019 losing, and straight 6364, polish opponent. it's and that's the 1st victory over the top 15 play in a completed match. for the 1st time in his 16 year career, chris pool will play in the m b a finals after inspiring the phoenix on to a comprehensive when the last to these classes in game 5 of the western conference finals. the sons are coming off the back of a defeat the clippers, but they pulled ahead in the 3rd quarter. 7 book with this done on his way to 22 points. but it was a 36 year old veteran pool. he stole the show against his former team, the 11 time star school to play, career high, 41.31 of which came in the 2nd half alone, as he led the sons to a 27 point victory and a 42 series. when the son vent into that fast and a final since 1993, where they will play either the milwaukee bucks or atlanta. that is the will for from me for now i'll be back with more later gemma. thank you very much. of the late princess diana

the virus, many personnel on the covert front line have also been hit with mental health issues. weldon, 300 health co workers in the u. k reported to have attempted suicide last year. well, this is feeling frustration over the proposed pay rise of amiga, one percent, and that could actually mean a loss with inflation forecast at 1.5 percent of british nurse told us health work is labor seriously undervalued. most of attention, same benefits in terms of pay rises over the last decade on the 2 measures. not only in social and health but also in social. and also the opportunity furnace is social workers and also became so diluted and everything became we have become target based with hustling. although we all work at the same, maintain, our registration actually keeps the most of it. so i think that one side was a real shock in the face. person i, i know the last i'm not sure flexible high is supposed to choose. so i am now to say on my last one, you need some use in my career. and i want to make sure that moves a high volume not just in terms of pay, but in terms of terms of conditions,

worse yet, it reverses decades of historically bipartisan pro-life policies like the hyde and weldon amendments. bipartisan. since 1976. further, it increases our dependence on china. it fails to keep us safe by hindering the work of customs border protection, and abandons all of the above energy strategy. this is truly unacceptable. madam speaker, this mini bus needs to be sent back to the scrap yard, and if not, i urge my colleagues to vote no. madam speaker, i rise today in recognition of the 30-year career of one of virginia's finest, bridgewater police chief joe simmons. interestingly, this law enforcement veteran originally had aspirations of being a firefighter. after being a dispatcher, jailer, and then a road deputy in the rockingham county sheriff's office, the swat team recuted--- recruited him in 1996. simmons brought all the experience to the town of bridgewater in the late 1990's, eventually rising to chief in 2011. mayor ted said of simmons, he's done an amazing job. the model of community policing serves the citizens very well. chief simmons says most police officers

when the revolution could not be televised directed by the roots questlove weldon compilation of hours and hours of lost videos, the film during 1969 harlem. cultural festival. the the biggest names in seoul are in the blues. jazz and gospel music. it's in the checked musical powerful statement on both art and culture dean's list a in theaters and also streaming on hulu and for the independence day weekend. your holiday time this weekend spend a little love and with our founding fathers in hamilton, the musical starring its original tony award-winning cast. take your shot. streaming on disney. plus, we have a great holiday weekend in chicago. >> i'm dean richards. all right. 9.21 is the time. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a new push to get kids vaccinated before the start of this upcoming school year will tell you more about the plant's. we'll be right back. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i coul

when the revolution could not televised directed by the roots questlove weldon compilation of hours and hours of video, the film during 1969 harlem cultural festival featuring the biggest names in seoul are in the blues. jazz and gospel music. it's in the checked musical powerful statement on both art and dean's list a in theaters and also streaming on hulu and for the independence day weekend. your holiday time this weekend spend a little of it with our founding fathers in hamilton, the musical starring its original tony award-winning cast. take your shot streaming on disney. plus, we have a great holiday weekend in chicago and dean richards. time now 7.22. we'll be right back. we're back at 7.25 concerns are growing about the delta variant of covid-19 and now it has state leaders encourage people to get their children vaccinated ahead of coming. >> back to school in the fall. santa clara county vaccine officer doctor marti fenster scheib explains that the window to get your children vaccinated before school is beginning to shrink were in july now and he's hoping that more 12 to 17 yea

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chief among those were the hyde and weldon amendments. mr. cline: since hyde was included in 1976 it's saved 2.5 million lives. nearly 60% of americans agree taxpayer dollars shouldn't be used to pay for apportions -- abortions. well the wheldon amendment ensures that health care providers can't be forced to provide abortions. we should never force health care providers to participate in abortions. while there's much in the bill i would like to support, these provisions are nonnegotiable. i will always stand for life and to protect our health care workers from performing acts they find irresponsible. therefore i can't support this bill. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. delauro: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. mr. grinninger: i yield ms. granger: i yield to the gentleman from alaska, the dean of the houser for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. young: i thank you for the work you

we will restore the weldon amendment which protects american doctors, nurses, and other health care professionals from participating in or providing an abortion if they have a moral objection to that procedure. we will restore the dornan amendment which prevents the district of columbia resident taxpayer moneys from being used for abortions on demand. we will restore the smith amendment which prevents the federal employee health benefit plan from subsidizing abortions on demand for federal workers. and we'll restore the helms amendment which prevents american taxpayers from financing abortions to foreign organizations or countries. regardless of one's personal views, lawmakers and presidents of both parties have always agreed that americans should not be forced to pay for abortion on demand with their hard-earned tax dollars. it's not too late for democrats to change course. abandon their radical far left policies and restore these important protections before final vote on this measure. every democrat who is not a freshman has voted to support this language and these amendments on this floor. an