BOLDUAN: A controversial Louisiana abortion law blocked by the Supreme Court for now. That's a victory for opponents of the measure who say that it would unlawfully restrict abortion rights in that state. But there's much more to this. Joining me is CNN Supreme Court reporter, Ariane De Vogue. Ariane, Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the liberal-leaning members of the court on this point. What happened here?</s>ARIANE DE VOGUE, CNN SUPREME COURT REPORTER: As you said, the Supreme Court have blocked this law from going into effect. Opponents said it would leave only one abortion provider in the state. The law requires those providers to get admitting privileges in a local hospital. So the opponents went to the Supreme Court and said, put it on hold for now. We're going to ask you to take up the legality, but for now, put it on hold. As you said, Roberts, he sided counter the liberals here. And Kavanaugh -- we haven't heard a lot from Justice Kavanaugh -- he sided with the conservatives. But, Kate, to really understand what's going on, you have to walk back to 2016. The Supreme Court heard a similar case out of Texas. They struck that down. That's when Justice Kennedy was on the bench. If you look at what happened there, you look at what Roberts was facing, and he didn't feel like, if the court had struck down that Texas law, and it was --
Roberts Joins Liberal Justices on Abortion Supreme Court Decision.