jessica green things have reached their most critical point yet, according to innovation doctors, we know that some hospitals in the entities and capital, but elsewhere in java as well are all ready at 100 percent capacity. some have even gone beyond that and taking patients as many patients as they can, but have to resort to having patients in their waiting rooms in the lobby in the hallways because there simply isn't enough room in emergency room for all of the patient coming in. it's what also bearing in mind that even before cove at 19 indonesia health care system has long been underfunded and overstretched and there has long been a shortage of health care workers. so there are concerns about how this 2nd wave will manifest when the virus is expected. to peek later in july, we are of course, as you mentioned, seeing demand in the price, the demand for oxygen cylinder is going up. and as you mentioned, the price more than doubled and that doesn't get point to a shortage in oxygen. but it does point to the shortage in hospital beds, many patients, many critically ill patients have

green cards. >> let's get straight to jessica schneider. what stands out. >> yeah this is a unanimous decision from the supreme court, guys its very short and in the supreme court issuing this decision on immigration. immigrants that get the green cards, they're not eligible. they arrived here legally even if they've been in the u.s., they've been granted this temporary protected status. this is often granted by the government for people who come from dangerous countries. this man in particular came from el salvador. he entered the u.s. illegally but then a few years later the u.s. government granted him temporary protective status which entitled him to stay here and work here. but then he wanted to apply for a green card to become a permanent legal resident. that's what this case is about. the whether he can do that since he arrived here illegally but then was allowed to stay under tps. the supreme court this morning in a decision written by the justice and joined by all the justices, this is a unanimous decision, saying this morning that h

greene and congresswoman garcia who helped me set up this meeting. of course, to my former colleagues senator, senator jose menendez, the chair of the -- and the vice chair of the elections committee, jessica present the reality of what we are facing here in texas, as the vice president said were not active asking for something you, we're just saying protect our fundamental right to vote it. and senator joe manchin, i found out that he was also a secretary state in west virginia. so he knows the fundamental right to vote and i think he was very straightforward on what he could work on and what he might have concerns. he gave us the hand out that he put out today. >> congressman henry cuellar congratulations on pulling that meeting together so quickly and thank you very much for that report from inside the room, we really appreciate it. and joining us now is texas state representative, gina hinojosa, she was part of the texas democrat delegation that met with vice president kamala harris at the white house today. representative, what would you say you learned that the white house today and what would you say the white house learned about the situation in texas? >> let me start by saying how