a four-alarm fire in the bronx apartment complex left 19 people dead including nine children. officials say it appears the blaze was sparked by a malfunctioning space heater. more than 60 people were injured and officials expect the death toll to climb. joining us now is dr. ernest patty from st. barnabas hospital, new york, who treated patients being brought in from the fire all day. i know the entire city, the bronx grateful to you and the work that you did but i also know it must have been just horrible yesterday. thank you, john, for having me. yes, it was horrible and you have to remember, we had a tremendous team yesterday at st. barnabas hospital. i m just a small piece of it. we re bronx strong and st. barnabas always ritzs to the challenge but i have to say, all of us being parents and having family members and loved ones, it was a really tragic day for
she fated a revolt among moderate members who said they would not support, and urged her to move forward with the senate bill. as a result the house is planning to approve that senate plan and send it to the president s desk for his signature. the caucus is bitterly divided between cent ritzs and liberals debating the fallout, and liberals say they were disappointed not just in their moderate colleagues, but senators as well. many i am deeply saddened that the senate could not accept such moderate improvements. the house needs to get money to the border the fastest way for us to get necessary money to the border is to take up the senate bill. the reactions are even sharper in recent moments, one congress democrato woman, cochair of progressive caucus