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law os reforming the foster care system. he s decided to run for state auditor after she was a victim embezzlement herself. next up is jeremy norquist. he gained statewide fame for the effort to gain a minimum wage on the ballot. the first republican is rising star in nebraska. the oklahoma city city council amy melton. she s made a name for herself promoting a tighter budget. our experts tell us she may be a newcomer. she s likely a future candidate for statewide office. let s go do someone you may have heard about. he s been on the show gop nominee for u.s. state senate. ben sass. sasse. let s follow the yellow brick
we begin today, though, with a very serious issue. the obama administration says it s running out of options to deal with the humanitarian crisis on the border, calling on lawmakers to approve nearly $4 billion in emergency funding. doing nothing is not an option. at our current burn rate within the department of homeland security, i.c.e. will run out of money mid august, customs and border patrol will run out of money by mid-september. president obama may have skipped the trip to the border, but homeland security secretary jeh johnson heads there today to visit a new mexico detension center and meet with officials in texas. the crisis haz reached a tipping point, impossible for washington to ignore, with even j.lo weighing in. as a mom it s heartbreaking, but again i tell the stories and allow everybody to make their own decisions. indeed. republicans say they will not give the president, quote, a blank check and are insisting on changes to a 2008 bush-era law which