do you want them to ignore the parliament arian?what are some of these alternative proposals. >> we believe there are a number of options including with the parliament arian-- oping that if there is a way to use existing law, for example, updating te registry date, d the immigration-- it is so outdated and disfunctional, the registry data, the last time it was updated was in 19716789 i wasn't even in this country yet. so the registry, there are a number of different changes that could be made to existing law that would provide that path to citizenship. i will say this as well, if for whatever reason the senate democrats are not successful at getting the parliament arians to include a path to citizenship, to include immigration for residents we are urging them to use their political power and tools at their disposal because they have been elected by voter, not the senate parliament arian, so is it necessary to neglect ate the parliament arian, that is what they should do. >> that is marielena, hincapie, joining us tonight, thank you

thank you, ariane de vogue.ll continue to follow this as well. >>> i want to get back now to our other breaking news you see now on your small screen. now, we bring it to the big screen. let's get some of the video. i think we have some live video or live footage now that was happening in harlem. but this video you are looking at is in brooklyn. this is what new york city streets are looking at -- looking like right now. many streets in the northeast. our brian stelter is in new jersey where the governor has declared a state of emergency there. we are also, we should say, under a not only a state of emergency but a flash-flooding emergency, as well, brian. which includes new york and new jersey. >> and that's a very rare statement by the national weather service. that it is life-threatening flooding in new york, in new jersey. and now, into parts of connecticut. also, in the past few minutes, don, a tornado warning on martha's vineyard. that's because the center of ida is pushing north toward massachusetts and c

cnn's supreme court reporter ariane de vogue.these abortion rights supporters in texas are now taking. what are they doing? >> reporter: right, you're absolutely right. the clinics here are scrambling after the supreme court effectively allowed this law to go into effect that lets almost anyone bring a lawsuit against somebody who might assist in an abortion. and basically they have a three-part strategy. on the ground, in court, and pressuring the government, but most of all they are hoping that lawyers on all sides of this think creatively. first of all, on the ground, they're concerned about women without means, women who might not be able to afford to cross state lines to get this procedure. so funders are working on not only providing finances, but transportation, emotional help, child care to help these women. in court it's more complicated, right, because they are desperate to get back into court now that this law has been allowed to go into effect. but it's a catch 22 because since the procedure is not being carried out,

. >> i'm going to elaborate on the characteristically accurate and restrained analysis by ariane there. what a disgrace this is. this is the second-most famous opinion of the last 100 years of the supreme court, second probably only to brown v. board of education, and here it is being tossed out without a word from the supreme court. how can they possibly allow this? whatever else you can say about the supreme court, at least they usually explain what they're doing. they write what's called opinions. here they allow a state to ban abortion for the first time since 1973. no explanation at all. it's an absolute disgrace. >> jeffrey, can you also speak out -- i'm no legal scholar, but just the hypocrisy of the application of law in texas. the same people who are fighting against mask requirements because they say that is a violation of individual rights and freedoms are the same people who are very okay taking away the individual rights and freedoms of people when it comes to medical decisions with their doctors. >> again, it all depends on the perspective. what the opponents of abortion

but this is a very strong dissent from the liberals here. >> thanks to cnn's ariane de vogue for thatort from washington. u.s. president joe biden called the law a blatant violation of women's constitutional rights. >>> we'll take a short break. when we come back we'll have more from new york and the reports we're getting now of fatalities caused by the rising flood waters. more in a moment. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes we just need a reminder not to take today for granted. if you're age 50 to 85, you can

cnn supreme court reporter ariane de vogue joins me now.> this judge already ruled against texas once. this is a move by the department of justice. they want this law blocked now immediately. they've already sued, but they want these clinics to be able now to come back and resume performing this procedure. keep in mind as you and i have talked about, this law was written in a way to make it really hard to block. that was the whole point. and the department of justice has said, look, this is a scheme and it's meant to avoid judicial review. here's what they wrote in papers last night. there can be no dispute that sb-8 is contrary to government, banning abortions before fetal viability. in these papers, jim, they layout now what this law is affecting, how it's affecting women on the ground. they say, for instance, one clinic provided something like 200 abortions in the week before it went into effect. now it's down to 60. they say clinics out of state are getting tons of phone calls and the women who can't afford to travel, those with the mea

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jillian: the senate parliament arian blocks the immigration plan while president biden vacations at his delaware beach house. todd: lauren blanchard joins us live. >> reporter: a big setback to include 8 million green cards in the spending bill working through you congress. they said it's not within the rules of the budget process that allows democrats to pass this bill without any republicans. quote, the policy changes of this proposal far outweigh the budgetary impact scored to it and it's not appropriate for inclusion in reconciliation. the president, who spent the weekend at his home in delaware, called the ruling deeply disappointing. meanwhile, thousands of migrants have continued to camp out under a bridge in del-rio, texas. the u.s. is flying haitians back to their homeland and the border patrol chief said the plan is to have the encampment cleared within the week. >> we're working around the clock to ex be pee dishesly move -- expeditiously move migrants to our processing facilities in order to quickly process and remove individuals. >> reporter: and as the situation at the bor

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and arian de vogue is with us on this. tell us the latest. >> the clinics are reeling that the supreme court put the law into effect that brings suit against somebody who's assisting in an abortion. the clinics are trying this three-part strategy, on the ground, in courts, and pressuring the court. on the ground, of course, they have to help these women who are trying to travel across state lines to get the abortion that they can't get, and then in the other areas, they're trying to go in court because of course this law has now been blocked. and they want to get back into court but in order to get back e into court, the procedure has to be performed. it's kind of a catch 22, what to do. they're trying a piecemeal approach, and that piecemeal approach would be to go and try and get temporary restraining orders against some of these vigilantes, but that sort of piece by piece and then they hope to eventually get to the texas supreme court. and finally they're trying to put pressure on the government here, bring the force of

93% of the players in the league two teams fully vaccinated we heard earlier this week from bruce arianshose teams atlanta falcons. we point out another big change this season. one more week of games last year 16 games this year you get 17 games over 18 weeks, which means, of course, even more football, ladies. >> more wings, more chili. >> that's right. >> craig, there are more number changes, too, going on right? >> yeah. something they've been pushing this year they're going to allow, al, they'll allow single digits worn by linebackers and wide receivers, which is something they've been pushing for, for a while i'm impressed, mr. roker i didn't know you paid attention like that. >> no. it was in the teleprompter you were supposed to say it earlier and i just thought i'd throw that in. >> like mike tirico! >> wow cool >> all right, al. >> we should mention, savannah, you mentioned tirico mike's joining me in a few minutes to look at other story lines throughout the season. mr. roker's archnemesis mike tirico. >> i can't wait, ooh, tirico. >> the split screen will be on craig, thank you