and weldon moved on, too. a few years after befriending crystal, weldon found romance. i had decided to learn how to shoot and buy a firearm and learn how to use it. i was tired of feeling vulnerable as a woman. and being scared of noises that night. >> lea says that weldon didn't make a huge first impression the first time she met him but soon she realized -- >> he was interested and i was not, at first. and he won me over. >> how did he do that? >> he's very witty andhas a very good intelligence and humor, and just a very engaging person. >> he told her about his work with crystal. >> it was just consistent, that he had come alongside and, help them feel more confident and safe. >> and just like crystal before her, lea felt empowered around weldon. >> he's strong and i enjoyed his strength. i felt safe around him. >> on september 20th 2014, lea became misses mcdavid, less than two years later she gave birth to their son. somewhere around there, weldon told them about another woman he was helping at the range. a woman named diana lovejoy. >> he told me about her husban

joining me to discuss is cofounder of the weldon project and advocate is weldon angelos. welcome back. >> hey, kennedy. >> you testified before the senate subcommittee. what did they ask you and what did you tell them? >> so i essentially told them my story and how i got 55 years for less than $1,000 worth of cannabis. upon my release, it was difficult to find a job, get an apartment, and so basically i showed them the need for ex-plunging records. i've been pullly pardoned by the president and even with the full presidential pardon, i still experience barriers. >> what is most important for you? you know, with your freedom alliance and with the cannabis activist that you work with? is it rescheduling the drug, making it federally legal, expunging records? how do you rank those things? >> so it's de-scheduling cannabis, completely removing it from the controlled substance list because if you reschedule t it maintains criminal penalties and if the federal government de-schedules it, each state can decide the path to take with cannabis and that's happening right now anyway,

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i'm stuck mench invite as city dweller in the forest. iceland uses the pseudonym h d. weldon, a reference to the seminal work by american rice, a henry david thorough the writer finds himself in a parallel universe. his previously only heard about nature. he's shocked and a shame to realize how little he knows this world, surrounded by unknown creatures. his perception and sense of time begin to change. sounds that are frightening at 1st, like nocturnal cracks snuffles all creeping, become familiar. he realizes that humans are not alone. there is a whole world out there. ah ah. in an estimation of the 1st few nights i was often a bit scared by liam valdez here on the edge of the forest, i saw 2 eyes glowing in a hollow church. i couldn't explain them. see men, she looked too low down to be human geography, but kind of too high for an animal. we're done awfully good than there were the sounds alive yet, which seem much louder when you're here all alone feeling much louder than they really are. yes, you see i'm so i was a little bit scared to cut this from dr. essex. miss long's ah, what is

hey, dave weldon.rting to see some of the breaks in the clouds there to the blue that you reference there. so it's still working on a little bit, although it's slow going as it is also to the east bay shoreline shot here as well. >> want to get to that marine layer as we can see that moisture come back again for tonight. that's a given boy, look at that coverage area. we don't usually see that once we have a rain event. typically tomorrow afternoon, it drops off a little bit into the 50's, but hardly anything that we can oftentimes see in the summer months. so that's all good news on that front. be nice. we to see sunshine all day, but we're going to be intruded by fog and clouds in the morning hours here in the afternoon, winds driven by the inland heating repeat again for tuesday. and that's even with a very slow start. because the cloud cover in the fog this afternoon, 70 san francisco, 72 for oakland, 79. meanwhile for san jose, again, as those skies start to open up for the afternoon. back to your

weldon. - - well done.h the robinson pact act in the senate the senator has now one —- what i outlined the administration issued statements for both the house passed act and the robinson act currently on the senate floor can you certified which what senator ernst is looking for is an indication that you can execute this bill that includes supporting resources and funding that you ask for and set up funding for the future. can you implement this legislation without impact on disability claims processing and healthcare delivery? >> i can. i can certify that. i understand we talked about this for some time. i believe it is a very important piece of legislation that often times the most important things are difficult to think we are ready for from giving us additional authority and additional funding for those who are exposed after 1991 from korea or vietnam or otherwise. $74billion respectively for covid-19 as well as adjusting the base request for fy 222 account for long-term covid funding. in response to pre

these policies can dramatically cut emissions by 2030, and weldon global -- to address nothing emissions. as seen in the global methane pledge, led by the united states, and european union. the u.s. has shown greatly or ship on methane around the world. and can back at that leadership with strong action to cut methane here at home. matt admissions, from oil and gas, are wreaking havoc on our planet and our communities. and we have the solutions in hand, to rein them in. we must use some of. thank you. >> thank you, miss smith. i think all of our witnesses for your insightful testimony. i like the american can do spirit theme that you all have. now we will go to, member questions. first up, miss brown lee. you are recognized for five minutes. good morning. >> thank you, madam chair. and if you like this is the first time that i have ever been first on the committee to ask questions. so, thank you for that. pierre according to the international energy agency, natural gas markets could have sold an additional hundred and 80 billion cubic meters of natural gas if all the leaks from fossil fu

these policies can dramatically cut emissions by 2030, and weldon global -- to address nothing emissions. as seen in the global methane pledge, led by the united states, and european union. the u.s. has shown greatly or ship on methane around the world. and can back at that leadership with strong action to cut methane here at home. matt admissions, from oil and gas, are wreaking havoc on our planet and our communities. and we have the solutions in hand, to rein them in. we must use some of. thank you. >> thank you, miss smith. i think all of our witnesses for your insightful testimony. i like the american can do spirit theme that you all have. now we will go to, member questions. first up, miss brown lee. you are recognized for five minutes. good morning. >> thank you, madam chair. and if you like this is the first time that i have ever been first on the committee to ask questions. so, thank you for that. pierre according to the international energy agency, natural gas markets could have sold an additional hundred and 80 billion cubic meters of natural gas if all the leaks from fossil fu