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Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.

We're going to begin with a weekend washout for the Northeast. Millions brace for more severe weather and a flash flood threat. Ginger, I know you're tracking it all for it. Oh, you know, I am. So we're kind of stuck in what we call an Omega Block. And I'm going to explain what that means. But this morning, you can see it on the camera here in New York City, Socked in. Well, you can't see New York City. Just see the ferry in the foreground. You should see Manhattan there. But a lot of people are socked in with fog. And with more storms on the way, we have an elevated risk for flash flooding. Not just here in New York City, all of Long Island, Connecticut, right through Hartford, back up through the Hudson Valley, Poughkeepsie's included, and parts of the cat skills. Now that is one low pressure system stuck onto the right side of what is an omega block. That's the jet stream getting stuck in an omega shape. So in the center, you've got that warmer and drier air, but in the southwest, they've had that low pressure system. It just sits and spins. Same thing that's happening here, but they've had more hail.

Lovington, New Mexico, that's southeastern New Mexico, right along the state line of Texas.

More severe storms possible today.

In West Texas, also an elevated risk for flash flooding in the same area.

So Midland, Odessa, Hobbs, New Mexico, all included.

We're going to be dealing with this for a couple days before the block moves on. Okay, thank you, Ginger. We're going to have the latest now in President Trump, who told an interviewer that he doesn't know if he's required to uphold the Constitution when carrying out his immigration policy. He's also defending his trade war against claims that will high prices for American consumers. Chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce has this story. Good morning, Mary.

Good morning, George. Well, President Trump is sparking a lot of questions and concern this

morning about his deportation policies after he deferred to his lawyers when asked if he needs

to uphold the Constitution.

This morning, President Trump is arguing his aggressive deportation policies may take precedence over the constitutional right to due process, which is protected by the Fifth Amendment.

I don't know. I'm not a lawyer.

The Fifth Amendment says no person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. But when asked if he believes

every person on American soil, citizens and non-citizens, is entitled to that due process,

the president suggesting that giving immigrants due process would slow down his promised mass

deportations. I don't know. Well, the Fifth Amendment says it's much. I don't know. It seems,

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