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Deputyize our residents to sue anybody that walks through the door, isn't that what you're saying? that put the pin in it. if the texas law gave people $1 million for suing people to block their constitutional rights even when they're not harmed in any way, let's be clear, anybody, any stranger off the street can say i'd love to make $10,000 and i won't have to pay any lawyers because i'll get my legal fees. i'm going to court. i mean, that's the kind of constitutional lawlessness that we fought a civil war over and i say that because what we were hearing from texas today was plain and simple,...

Lose the infrastructure bill. and actually, what i said to all of our members is i know you don't love the infrastructure bill but listen, we got to vote for that and if we, you know, we tie it to the build back better act, let's everybody vote for all of these things. there may be things we don't like in infrastructure, there are other people that don't like things in build back better. let's deliver this because if we don't energize our black and brown voters that delivered us these majorities and indigenous voters, if we don't energize with a significant investment in climate and if we don'...

That is not the case for this storm. and this storm, let's be clear, is not nearly as intense. but they've had crews out trying to fix some of the problems that they saw back with hurricane ida, including on the streets, clearing out gutters. they brought in water pumps here in this area in queens. 11 people died in their basements during the remnants of hurricane ida. they want to make sure that never happens again. the mayor warning people who live in basement apartments for this storm to get out, to seek higher ground. in new jersey, as well, they've been dealing with issues of flooding wit...

Nor'easter, packing heavy rain and triggering a state of emergency in both new york and new jersey. take a look at times square. meanwhile, out west, residents are dealing with the aftermath of a powerful bob cyclone that brought with it record-breaking rainfall and hurricane-force winds. joining me now from queens, new york, stephanie gosk. what's the latest regarding the weather there? >> reporter: hey, jose. it's raining. it's been raining all morning. it's a little bit lighter right now, but it was really heavy overnight. and they expected about a month's worth of rain near new york city, ...