tracking is burning in washington state that is being called the highway 243 and that is burned nearly 19000 acres in grant county in the north central part of the state, fire officials say it is now 50% contained, firefighters across the country bracing for what can be a busy and destructive wildfire season as temperatures warm up. eric: in california tenure, the 9/11 victim fund is about to run dry, lawmakers of both parties are presented a fund calling the colleagues in washington to act. none of us can never forget what happened to 9/11, none of us can forget the heroism that day in tremendous heroism to the recovery. the rescue, the constant working to find remains.
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congress to do something. they want washington to act. what likely, if anything is congress going to do? well, first of all i think it is very important to recognize this march is incredibly significant. congress can legislate, can get more funds and more authority for federal law enforcement to oversee some of these departments. but, you know, when you have four mothers, four grieving mothers walking together. that is going to be an iconic image really to cap off this entire year. that is going to be powerful. you know, emmitt a young man in the 50s changed this country for the better. you now have four of them in the eyes of a lot of african americans and the mothers of the four dead african american men
this country is not going away any time soon. the cartels con to prosper and grow and look for new markets. let me ask you, obviously this now to act on this, treat this as a crisis, to respond, we would need washington to act, a republican congress and democratic president to reach a conclusion. we don t have the language on the cornyn/cueller bill yet. i look at this from a humanitarian perspective. i look at the kids, and the history we stitched together. charges fly around when there are waves of immigrants coming into the country. you had somebody on your show the other day from honduras. i listened to the show and, my goodness, from a humanitarian standpoint, how can we do anything but to make a home for these children temporarily? to send them back means to send them to death. if you say to tens of thousands of children, come in, we re going to spare you from that. what happens to other children down there? do their parents say, do they decide, it s worth making this treache