[applause] >> that was north carolina governor roy cooper's hopeful speech last saturday. ban set to his desk by the republican-controlled state legislature. three days later. republican state lawmakers overrode cooper's veto. they were able to do so after only recently obtaining a supermajority in the legislature. but, who exactly wants this a north carolina. i asked that question because according to a narrative college of north carolina voters and february, over half of respondents wanted to keep the old 20-week abortion access or expand it. joining me now is north carolina governor roy cooper. thank you so much for the saturday show why did the republicans push for the new 12-week room abortion ban when the majority of north carolina voters before the less restrictive ban? >> it's amazing how they ignored the ball of the people, both north carolinians do not want right-wing politicians in the exam room with women and their doctors. the republicans are controlled by their right wing, and in fact, as you heard, not a single republican stepped up. not a single republican k

joining us now is north carolina governor roy cooper. governor, thank you so much for being here tonight. i'll just get right to it. do you think republicans given the polling, given the numbers in terms of support for this abortion ban, do you think republicans will pay a price for their actions yesterday? >> yes, they will. it's pretty clear that partisan gerrymandering on steroids caused this today because the majority of north carolinians do not want -- people are angry. women feel slapped in the face with this bill that came at them so fast, and every single republican even though who promised to protect women's reproductive freedom, those republicans in swing districts, everyone one of them voted for this ban. and this shows us that republicans are unified in their assault for reproductive freedom. now, they tried to do this really fast, alex. they passed this law in 42 hours -- it took them 42 hour tuesday turn the clock back 50 years, allow no amendments, no public input and ran it through. i have ten days to veto it. we went acr

joining us now is north carolina governor roy cooper, governor, thank you for being here tonight. to it, do you think republicans, given the polling and numbers, and trump's support for the abortion ban, the take republicans will pay a price for their actions today. >> yes, they will. it's pretty clear that partisan gerrymandering on steroids cost us today, because the majority of north carolinians did not want right-wing politicians in exam rooms with doctors and women. all we needed was one vote. people are angry. women feel slap in the face with this bill that came at them so fast, and every single republican, even those who promised to protect women's reproductive freedom, those republicans in swing districts, every one of them voted for this ban, and this shows us that republicans are unified in their assault on women's reproductive freedom. now, they tried to do this fast, alex. they passed this law in 42 hours. took them 42 hours to turn the clock back 50 years, a lot no amendments, no public input and ran it through. i have ten days to veto it, we want to cross the state,

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assembly moved to ban most abortions after 12 weeks, overriding a veto from democratic governor roy cooper. the vote in the state senate on tuesday was 30-20 along party lines. just hours later, the state house also voted 72-48 to do the same. governor cooper slammed the vote in a tweet, saying republicans are unified in their assault on women's reproductive freedom and vowed to fight back. the state's democratic attorney general also criticized the move, saying they are not done yet. they will keep coming until they completely ban abortion in every instance. cnn's diana gallagher has more. >> reporter: both chambers of the north carolina general assembly voted tuesday to override a veto from the state's democratic governor, roy cooper. cooper signed that veto on saturday, just days after the assembly rushed through a bill that would ban most abortions after 12 weeks, with some exception, and a slew of other changes to abortion access, paperwork, and reporting requirements in just a matter of 48 hours. now the governor had toured the state, trying to put pressure on four republican lawmake

charles: governor roy cooper launching an all-out war on school choice in north carolina this week.ation many response to the republican-controlled general assembly with's push to expand the private school voucher program. let's bring in corey deangelis senior fellow t american federation for children and a major with, major proponent of school choice. those are really harsh words. i mean, to say that it was clear that they were choking the life out of public education is a bold statement. >> i mean, look, it's ridiculous. only 26% of eighth graders are proficient in north carolina. you'd think that the governor would be issuing a state of emergency about the failing government school system. but, no, instead he's issuing this so-called state of emergency over all families, all parents getting more of an opportunity for educational freedom in the state of north carolina. the reality is, this is a state of emergency for special interests who control roy cooper, the teachers unions and the defenders of the status quo. but it is a state of serendipity for parents who want more of a say

and joining me now is north carolina governor roy cooper.tched your press conference or your event over the weekend at which you were cheered by doctors standing with you and women for vetoing this legislation. you have called out three names, state representative john bradford who said he would not seek additional restrictions, i believe he's a republican, state representative ted davis who did not vote on the bill last week and said last year the law should stay at 20 week weeks and the state representative cotham, who on may 3rd, 2022, she said we need leaders who will be unwavering and unapologetic in their support of abortion rights. she said i will fight to codify roe and the strong right to choose. now she's switched sides. do you think any of those three will join you in upholding your veto? >> we certainly hope so, joy. all it takes is one. republicans have a supermajority by one vote in the house and one vote in the senate, and we need one republican in either chamber. these were promises made to their constituents that they would

the democratic governor, roy cooper, just vetoed senate bill 20. but the republican super majority in the legislature is now poised to override the governor's veto. let's get straight to cnn's isabel rosales following the story for us, isabel, what more are you learning. >> hey, alex. democratic governor roy cooper has been for the past week, touring the street building support for the veto, a strong abortion rights supporter, and called the bill, quote, a disaster, and as of a few moments ago, as you mentioned there, surrounded at the very toe rally by doctors, and by apportion rights supporters, he stamped on to the bill a veto. officially vetoing that bill. now, under the current state law, apportion is legal there in -- abortion is legal there in north carolina, up to 20 weeks of pregnancy. but if senate bill 20 survives and it can, because the general assembly can vote to override the governor's veto, it will ban abortions, nearly all abortions after 12 weeks, by placing a series of duties on doctors, abortion clinics and women seeking procedu

as a republican super majority in the state legislature voted to override democratic governor roy cooper'seto of their bill. shouts of shame could be heard from the gallery after the gavel fell there. and in south carolina republican lawmakers are at it again after debating for more than 12 hours yesterday on a near total ban on abortion. they are heading back into session to continue the fight. >>> let's start in north carolina, cnn's dianne gallagher is in raleigh, north carolina, for us. after having his veto overridden what is the governor going to do? can he do anything? >> reporter: you know, kate, from a legislative point, no, he cannot, but the governor says that he does have a plan. i will get to that in just a moment. but, look, as of last night when the gop super majority in the north carolina house and senate overrode the governor's veto, this abortion bill is now law. most of it goes into effect on july 1st which will then take the current cutoff for abortions in north carolina from 20 weeks to 12 weeks with some exceptions, but, look, democrats are pointing to the host of oth

breaking north carolina governor roy cooper declares state of emergency school choice.crite sent his own kids to private school. we're freeing families from the clutches of teachers unions once and for all and there's nothing he can do about it. >> he says that the reason is he declaring this is a state of emergency, he says public education is no less important than other emergencies. it's so ironic iron are not fol choice low test scores. reading proficiency at 3%, for their mommas and their daddy's to take them to another school district with really good scores so they get a better education. >> steve: who is their constituency? is it the children or is it the teachers? >> ainsley: it's the teachers unions. >> pete: and they also know. >> ainsley: randy weingarten. >> pete: this is what democrats know how popular school choice is once parents get that option and dollars follow the kids. give it to them and take it away bad for roy cooper. >> let's say you live in tennessee and your child goes to a private school, they will give you that money. >> now, to go toward yo

. >> roy cooper is a democrat. when you think of a state of north carolina, when you think of the deep south, you wonder which direction are things going in. that governor vetoed a 12-week abortion ban that was passed by the gop state legislature but the thing is those republican lawmakers could override his veto. so doesn't really matter the position he's taking. what should we be watching for? >> while his case is a fascinating case of circumstance because the only needs to convince one republican who voted for this ban to uphold his veto. so it's possible he could do that. that's obviously ask allowed for someone to switch sides. but the point is it's very close there, it comes down to one vote. you're right, he is speaking to a larger issue. but democrats have found consistently since the dobbs decision is that when you put abortion on the ballot in a direct, way particularly in a constitutional amendment or referendum conway, abortion rights have been supported by voters pretty consistently, even in red states

governor roy cooper vetoed the abortion ban on saturday after the republican—controlled state senatens gained a veto—proof majority in the legislature last month when a democratic member switched parties. we heard from the white house a short time ago. in a statement, press secretary karinejean—pierre said, "republican state legislators in north carolina overturned governor roy cooper�*s veto of a dangerous bill that is out of touch with the majority of north carolinians and will make it even more difficult for women to get the reproductive health care they need." around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. taco has been david gilly�*s eyes and companion for eight years. —— tarka. now at the age of ten, he is nearing retirement.- of ten, he is nearing retirement. ., , , , retirement. he means my safety and independence _ retirement. he means my safety and independence when - retirement. he means my safety and independence when i - retirement. he means my safety and independence when i go - retirement. he means my safety and independence when i go out| and independence when

. >> congresswoman, i want you to stay with you while you go to north carolina, governor roy cooper speakingtion. this is not governor cooper, this is the attorney general. so i'm gonna go back to, i'm gonna go back to this when the governor is there. but i may let me ask you about this representative louis. this is an interesting situation. north carolina has a democratic governor. but it has a super majority of republicans who are prepared to overturn the governor's veto. they've 72 republicans in the state senate. this is the upside down pineapple cakes and that is many states in america because of gerrymandering. >> go ahead. >> yeah, no, this is the point in terms of gerrymandering, in terms of rolling back our democratic rights, and in fact, we have to make sure that voting rights and ensuring that everyone has, every state house fair district, redistricting processes in place, otherwise we're going to have exactly what we see in north carolina. having an abortion, and reproductive freedom is a person's own personal decision. it has nothing to do with elected officials or judges. and s

that's why you see roy cooper barnstorming the state and trying to mobilize people to try to push onein order to stop this bill. this is being complicated by a factor which we haven't talked about which is that a democratic, tracy cotham who was a democrat, vocal supporter of abortion rights, she switched her position and became a republican, stunning her party, her staffers. people are angry at her. she's now saying she supports this 12-week abortion ban. she is in a new camp here. we should also note that public opinion at least for now is not on the republican side. there was a poll in february that found 57% of respondents were backing the current 20-week abortion ban. they didn't want to see it get expanded. republicans have the power here. this is the world we're living in post roe v. wade being overturned. you're seeing red states and purple states like north carolina move and have more restrictions on abortion. now you see this reality coming to pass. it's going to be possibly -- more likely going to be coming to pass in north carolina. >> governor, you did sign abortion restr

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governor roy cooper is just looking for one vote. just one. and he's asking north carolinians to help him. cooper who is not running for reelection is on the campaign trail. campaigning not for himself but for access to abortion. pressure your republican state lawmaker he's pleading, tell the state house a 12-week abortion ban is too extreme. >> standing in the way of progress right now is this republican super majority legislature that only took 48 hours to turn the clock back 50 years on women's health. if just one republican in either the house or the senate keeps a campaign promise to protect women's reproductive health, we can stop this ban. >> the north carolina legislature voted to roll back legal abortions from 20 weeks to 12 earlier this month. on saturday, governor cooper, a democrat vetoed that bill, and that would have been that, except for what state rep trisha cotham did back in april. she won and ral bied as a republican, giving -- she has long spoken on the side of reproductive rights. she was even endorsed in her last election

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democratic governor roy cooper vetoed the legislation, but republicans hold a slim super majority inth carolina house and could override his decision. republicans achieved that super majority just last month when then-democratic representative trisha caffon switched parties. republicans will likely need every single member of their party to override the veto, something that is not assured. we'll have more on this when north carolina governor roy cooper joins the conversation later on "morning joe." >>> still ahead in sports we'll show you the controversial moment from last night emphasis yankees-blue jays game the toronto announcers accusing aaron judge of flat out cheating. >>> and it was win or go home last night in dal ws the stars and kraken playing for a spot in the nhl's western conference finals. we'll have the highlights for you next. ighlights for you next but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're

carolina general assembly voted tuesday to override a veto from the state's democratic governor roy cooper. cooper signed that veto on saturday just days after the assembly rushed through a bill that would ban most abortions after 12 weeks with some exceptions and a slew of other changes to abortion access, paperwork and reporting requirements in just a matter of 48 hours. now, the governor had toured the state trying to put pressure on four republican lawmakers claiming that their vote on this bill, well, wouldn't gel with something that they had said during their campaigns in regards to abortion access. several of those lawmakers pushed back on cooper and on tuesday night every single one of the four republicans that he had put this pressure campaign on over the past week, well, they voted to override his veto. the new law will go into effect in north carolina, the majority of those new stipulations and requirements and restrictions happening on july 1. democrats have no further recourse on this particular bill. it is now law. the democrats have told cnn that they plan to use this as a w

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joining us is governor roy cooper.e was announced, the statement afterward was that you going to continue to do everything that you can to protect abortion access in the state. and now, what can you do, governor? >> we are going to work every single day to make sure that women have as much access as possible in the law. a majority of the north carolinians do not want right wing politicians in the exam room with women and their doctors. people are angry, and women feel like they have been slapped in the face. all we needed was one republican to keep a campaign promise. one republican to have the courage to stand up, and not a ing isle is one of them did it. but one thing that we did do is that we brought forth the information about this bill during the period of time right before i vetoed it. they rushed this thing through in 42 hours with no amendments allowed, with no public input, and consequentially, this legislation was confusing and complicated and contradictory, and during this period of time we put them on the d

. >> and that is the governor, the democratic governor of north carolina, roy cooper, who has done the three things require to veto that states 12-week abortion ban. he signed it, he stamped it, and he signed the stamp, that bill now goes back to the north carolina legislature. as he points out, they need one republican from the house or the state senate to not have that happen. representative barbara lee, i am sorry that we've kept you waiting, but you are about the most relevant guest to have had here. i know it's been a long time since you've talked about this, you had an abortion, before abortions were legal in a back ali in mexico. >> yes, let me first say i was really happy to watch this with you. the governor is very courageous, he issued a cop action, he knows the people are on his side, our side, because the public wants to be sure that a person has their own decision to be made without the interference of elected officials, or judges. it was a very courageous thing for him to, do he is engaging the public at his call to action. and, yes before roe v. wade, i was a teenager, i

. >>> north carolina governor roy cooper has vetoed legislation that would ban nearly all abortions afterthe bill back to the general assembly, where republicans have vetoproof majorities in both chambers. >>> and tempers flared and benched clears after some trash talk during sunday's game between the phillies and the rockies. phillies star bryce harper and rockiesit jake bird were both ejected from the game. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> bipartisan backlash. the biden administration defends the country's new border policies from critics across the political divide. >> this is not an asylum ban. we have a humanitarian obligation as well as a matter of security. >> crossings fall at the southern border, down 50%, but will it last? as pressure builds on border communities straining to accommodate arrivals. >> i'm nicole sganga in brownsville, texas where shelters are nearing capacity, migrants on the move from this bus station. >>> also, dangerous heat wave. intense temperatures for millions in the northwest.

>> sara, there's not much that governor roy cooper can do at this point except to look forward and continueh carolinians about what happened last night because legislatively, he has run out of options at least right now. we were there when the republican super majorities last night overruled his veto, thus making this now the law of the land. so today in north carolina abortion is legal until up to about 20 weeks, but starting on july 1st, because of that veto override that goes down to roughly 12 weeks. now there are some exceptions that are included in this law. however, advocates and medical associations have pointed to all of the other changes that are located inside this law that maybe weren't talked about as much and the medicaid abortion and the requirement of multiple in-person appointments to get that medicine as well as the addition of all of these other regulations and reporting and licensing requirements that democrats say could potentially make it even more difficult for people seeking abortions to get them even if they're doing it before the deadline. republicans, though say t

carolina state house decided to override that veto that just happen over the weekend with governor roy cooper, that basically says there will be a 12-week abortion ban, with some other, with some minor exceptions. and it was quite a scene. diane gallagher, our correspondent there, she saw some of the reaction that came right after that vote was taken. take a listen. >> the house is over in the governor's veto in the bill becomes law, notwithstanding the governor's objections. >> [crowd chanting] >> so basically abortion is now banned after 12 weeks, but there are some exceptions and as you can, see the people who have packed the chamber there are not pleased. >> one of the things important, specifically about this particular decision is at north carolina, i just a week and a half, ago is one of the states is one of the states that was a lot more access for, a lot of stuff in the south, so it's good to be even more challenging to access abortion, not just in north carolina but across the south at this time. >> understood. thank you all very much for all of those updates. okay, meanwhile, the c

can the democratic governor roy cooper stop it from becoming law? we'll ask him.t's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we have a lot to get to this morning, including that migrant surge expected at the border, but we're going to begin another sunday with news of gun violence shattering several communities across the country yesterday. the deadliest toll was taken in the suburb about 25 miles north of dallas. cbs news correspondent omar vill fran ka is on the scene. >> margaret, just after 3:30 yesterday afternoon there was mayhem and carnage at this suburban mall when a gunman heavily armed and wearing body armor opened fire killing eight people and injuring seven others before police finally shot and killed him. investigators have not released the names of the victims or the shooter. some of the video you're about to see is disturbing. dash cam video captured the moment the gunman emerged from a gray car in the parking lot and opened fire on people shopping at the allen premium outlets. shoppers ran for cover a

we are going to see governor roy cooper veto this bill within the next ten days.has ten days to act on it. he has already said i'm going to do it. what happens next will determine whether or not this bill goes into effect in the state of north carolina. the governor actually spoke about this at length talking about the bill, and then talking about what he is going to need to actually give his veto to stay. take a listen. >> all we need is one republican in either chamber to uphold the veto in order to stop this disastrous abortion ban. this is the kind of thing that happens when you let right-wing politicians in the exam room with women and their doctors. this bill is oppressive, it will cause clinics to close its doors, it is invasive, it requires doctors to turn over the ultrasound into the state and a lot of other personal information about women. this is wrong, i'm going to veto it, and we are going to work the next few days to make sure that we have a republican that will stand up and vote with us. >> so we talked about that last night, a these very slim marg

>> i think some who had a good week was the north carolina governor roy cooper. to go back to legislature they're able to push through again because they have this supermajority, and the thing that i think is important here is that what republicans in the state wants you to believe about this 12-week ban is that is moderate. , that when you compare it to some of the other pieces of legislation across this country, that this isn't that bad, in reality you have to meet with the provider, 72 hours before you're able to access your procedure if you want to have a medics interest ban abortion if you go back 3 to 4 times and if you think about the fact that north carolina is one of the few places in the american south were a lot of women can currently access abortion, that is implications not only in north carolina but all across the south. remember imagine if you had three different vision visits, if you're a working class woman who's getting child care for the child you have, means to get out of state, and take time off your job in order to meet all those appointment

i'll talk to north carolina's democratic governor roy cooper. >> joining us for insight and analysis are nbc news managing washington editor, carole lee and former republican congressman carlos carvel on and simone sanders-thompson. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. this is going to be one of the busiest weeks yet in the presidential campaign as the 2024 republican field grows. concerns among some republicans that none of donald trump's current rivals will beat him in a primary. tim scott is announcing his campaign tomorrow in his town of north charleston, and ron desant sis expected to formally fire paperwork for president this week, a soft launch with his campaign with a donor retreat at the four seasons in miami before having the big campaign rally announcement later in the month. when the year began, desantis had the look and feel of not just a front-runner, but i of a potential juggernaut. the last months have not been kind. tr

we now have a -- >> that is north carolina's democratic governor, roy cooper, making a showing as heoed the republican-backed 12-week abortion bill in his state. it was at an abortion rights rally over the weekend. the state legislature there does have a republican super majority, though. and so the question now is when and if they will override his veto. cooper says a vote could still go his way, though, if just one state republican in either the house or the senate votes against that bill. cnn's diane gallagher joins us live from charlotte. diane, that's obviously the big question here, because the we that they got this republican supermajority there was a democratic lawmaker switched parties and was actually the one who voted in favor of this abortion ban. the question is, is it a reality that there is going to be enough pressure on these lawmakers, as the governor is hoping to help them when it comes to keeping his veto in place? >> reporter: well, kaitlan, i think it depends on who you ask here, but we will likely find out this week. you mentioned that one lawmaker, representati

and joining us now is the governor of north carolina, governor roy cooper. governor, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good to be with you. we described how this bill came to be. it is a less restrictive bill than the south carolina surrounding states. let me ask you how "the washington post" described it, it is the first new abortion ban to pass since the fall of roe v. wade that does not allow most or most abortions, allowing roughly 90% of abortions to continue. are they correct in that assessment? do you agree with "the washington post's" assessment of that? >> i don't think so, but i hope so. we will make sure that this bill gets implemented in a way that we provide the most access possible to women. this bill was contradictory, conflicting, confusing, and they wrote it in the middle of the night, and it will be open to interpretation. this is in no way a reasonable compromise as republicans have presented it. it's a compromise between the right wing and the radical right wing. it is better than some of these surrounding states, but we know that repu

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gag ger has been following autoof this for us from raleigh. >> reporter: there's not much that roy cooperthis point. when the two super majorities of republicans in the house and the senate voted last night to override his veto, that bill became law. now it does not go into effect until july 1st. but when it goes into effect, it will reduce the cut off date in north carolina to obtain an abortion from 20 weeks to 12 weeks, banning bo most abortions after the first trimester, although it does include some exceptions. but medical associations and advocates talked about the other changes that are in this law. including the impact it's going to have on medication abortion. it will require multiple in-person appointments to get that medication. it also will add new reg regulations, reporting and licensing requirements, which ed a vo indicates say is going to make it more difficult for people to obtain abortions, even before that 12-week cutoff period. now democrats say that they feel they are going to be able to use this to energize their base. when i spoke with republicans last night during t

democratic governor roy cooper has said that he will veto the bill, but republicans have enough votes bill which could go into effect in july lowers the state's current 20-week abortion ban with limited exceptions. >>> the "associated press" says prosecutors in new york and california are investigating alleged workplace discrimination at the nfl. the attorneys general of both states cited accusations from employees of sexual harassment, racial discrimination, age bias, and a hostile work environment. they said they've issued subpoenas to nfl executives in the investigation involving the league's corporate offices. the nfl says the allegations are inconsistent with its values and practices. >>> and "the new york times" reports president biden is expected to nominate the air force chief of staff to the nation's top military post. if general charles q. brown jr. is nominated and then approved by the senate, he would succeed general mark milley as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. brown would become just the second black man to hold that post. >>> still to come, ed sheeran is spe

. >> the republican-controlled general assembly voted to override democratic governor roy cooper's veto of the ban after 12 weeks of pregnancy. north carolina had banned nearly all abortions after 20 weeks. >>> the secret service is launching an investigation after an intrusion at the home of one of president biden's top aides. an unidentified man entered national security adviser jake sullivan's home while agents were on duty last month. catherine herridge reports. >> reporter: news of a major security breach that could have put national security adviser jake sullivan, one of president biden's most senior advisers, at risk. first reported by "the washington post" and confirmed by cbs news, an unknown intruder breached sullivan's washington home two weeks ago, around 3:00 a.m. while sullivan's home has a robust security system, the intruder, apparently intoxicated, went undetected by at least two secret service agents outside. the source said sullivan confronted the intruder instructing him to leave. there was no sign of forced entry. >> this should not happen, especially where there ar

npr says north carolina democratic governor roy cooper vetoed a 12-week abortion ban setting up an overridethe measure could have banned nearly all abortions in the state after 12 weeks of pregnancy. north carolina currently bans most abortions after 20 weeks. the gop-controlled state legislature passed the ban last week along party lines. republicans recently gained veto-proof majorities in both chambers. >>> "the new york times" says florida governor ron desantis impressed crowds in iowa after former president donald trump postponed a planned rally there. desantis made a surprise stop at des moines -- a des moines barbecue restaurant saturday after appearing at two other planned events in the state. trump abruptly postponed an event in des moines due to possible severe weather. desantis spoke earlier in the day in cedar rapids. >> what florida shows is it can be done. if you are somebody that's willing to lead, if you're willing to stand for our shared principles and you put those into effect and deliver results for people, the people out there, they'll walk over hot coals to come vote fo

looks pretty certain that republicans are going to be able to override that democratic governor roy cooper's veto and be able to pass this. now, of course, as you just mentioned, key to this is the fact that trisha cotham who used to be a democrat, and who talked about her own personal experience needing a medically necessary abortion that she would be someone that would be key to republicans now being able to have this vote, but we won't know, of course, the final vote until this afternoon. so i don't count votes until they're actually cast here. but it seems like this is going to go through. >> keep us posted. let me bring in another voice of this conversation, joining us now is democratic north carolina state senator sydney batch. thank you for being here. what is your message to your republican colleagues this morning ahead of this potential override vote? >> yeah, i think that if they want to leave north carolina in a worse place, especially women having less rights tomorrow morning after the vote in both the house and the senate, which has been announced this afternoon, then that's on

> the republican super majority in north carolina has defied the governor, overriding democrat roy cooper's veto of a 12-week abortion ban the new law includes exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother a doctor who protested the vote described telling a mother that her pregnancy was life threatening. >> either they can drive to virginia, or they can sit in our hospital until they are so sick they're about to die, and then we can take care of them and that is a horrible experience for that woman, her family, the physicians and the nurses taking care of her. >> north carolina's house speaker, tim moore, said the bill puts north carolina's abortion law in line with most of the rest of the free world. >>> two republican-led states are responding to texas governor greg abbott's call for assistance at the u.s.-mexico border florida governor ron desantis announced he would be sending over a thousand law enforcement agents and national guard members to the border for 30 days abbott issued the call following last week's lifting of title 42. while the lifting of the pandemic-era health r

north carolina democratic governor roy cooper vetoed a ban on nearly all abortions in the state afters. he signed the veto message at a rally at the state capitol. republicans hold veto-proof majorities in both chambers of the state legislature, and are likely to try to override the veto soon. and, last night wnba star brittney griner played in her she played 17 minutes for the phoenix mercury in the preseason contest, scored 10 points and had three rebounds. she missed the entire 2022 season while she was in russian detention. after the game, griner told reporters that hearing the pre-game star spangled banner "definitely hit different." still to come on "pbs news weekend"... a decline in florida's citrus harvest threatens the growers' way of life. and... a new documentary captures the spirit and fortitude of ukrainians fighting for their country. >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washington, home of "the pbs newshour" weeknights on pbs. john: it's been an up-and-down week for both advocates and opponents of laws restricting gun buyers by age. on monday in texas -- w

to the us state of north carolina, where democratic governor roy cooper used his power of veto to prevent all abortions beyond the first trimester of pregnancy. cooper vetoed the bill in front of a large crowd of pro—choice activists in the state capital of raleigh. it was a show of defiance to the states republican—dominated state legislature. north carolina's general assembly will now need to attempt an override vote to force through the measure. republicans in north carolina gained a veto—proof supermajority last month, after a democratic state represenative switched parties. this means the bill could still become law with a majority vote in both state chambers. switching gears now. and the disco lights on are on in the studio here in washington because the wait is now over for eurovision fans. earlier tonight in liverpool, the winner of this year's eurovision song contest has been announced, with sweden taking the crown for the 7th time, with loreen�*s song tattoo. this was the moment her victory was announced. now, loreen was already the bookies�* favourite but she now becomes the fi

possible motive >>> a republican super majority in north carolina has defied the governor, overriding roy cooper's veto of a 12 week abortion ban the new law includes exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother but listen to the doctor who protested the vote, describing telling a mother that her pregnancy was life threatening >> either they can drive to virginia, or they can sit in our hospital until they are so sick they're about to die and we can take care of them. and that is a horrible experience for that woman, her family, the physicians and the nurses taking care of her. >> north carolina's house speaker, tim moore, said this bill puts north carolina's abortion law in line with most of the rest of the free world. >>> in a rare moment of relief for the trans community, the attorney general of missouri has abruptly withdrawn an emergency rule that banned transgender health care for minors and some adults republican andrew bailey has not said why he revoked the order. the missouri independent reports that the aclu missouri did sue to block bailey's emergency rule it would have restri

. >> democratic governor roy cooper says he will veto it, but it could be overridden by a republica republican-led house and senate. it drops the time to 12 weeks. >>> the nfl is hit with a coast-to-coast blitz attorneys general are investigating over workplace discrimination, harassment and disparities in pay miguel almaguer has more >> reporter: the new off-the-field probe includes serious allegations of misconduct the state attorneys general in new york and california issuing new subpoenas as they investigate claims of harassment, gender pay disparities and discrimination >> the allegations, if true, paint a picture of very hostile work environment >> reporter: also reviewing claims of objectification in the workplace, the a.g. cited this reporting from the "new york times" who spoke to more than 30 women who described deeply-ingrained corporate culture that demoralized some female employees >> the nfl is going to have to be able to show, no, we don't discriminate we treat people equally, equitably, and they better hope they have proof to back that up. >> the nfl has a sexism and race problem.

north carolina's republican-controlled legislature successfully overrode democratic governor roy cooper'stionter 12eeks on of countr 26 states have now passed some form of abortion restrictions or an outright ban since the supre. wade last summer. cbs' caitlin huey-burns has reaction from north carolina's capital of raleigh. >> the bill becomes law. >> reporter: republican lawmakers moved quickly tuesday night, turning new abortion restrictions into law. >> the majority of the people of north carolina don't want right-wing politicians in the exam room with women and their doctors. and they are mad. >> reporter: a party switch by state representative tricia cotham last month gave republicans a super majority and the ability to override the governor's veto. cott cotham had campaigned as a democrat, pledging to protect abortion rights. >> i will not be controlled by anyone. >> reporter: under the new law, which goes into effect july 1, most abortions will be banned after 12 weeks instead of 20, with exceptions for rape, incest, certain fatal fetal conditions, and the mother's life. the law a

democratic governor roy cooper has vowed to veto the bill, but republicans have the numbers to overrideyork and california are investigating the nfl over allegations of workplace discrimination. this comes just over a year after new york and five other states sent a letter to nfl commissioner roger goodell expressing concern over reports of a hostile culture. >>> and purple road signs will soon line this highway in minnesota to honor late music icon prince. a seven-mile stretch near his former paisley park home will be renamed prince rogers nelson memorial highway. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we want to begin with some breaking news right here in washington with one of the most serious cases to come out of the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. four members of the far-right extremist group the proud boys, including its former president, enrique tarrio, were found guilty of numerous felonies, including seditious conspiracy. a federal jury convict

north carolina's republican-controlled legislature successfully overrode democratic governor roy cooper's weeks of pregnancy. more than half of the country, 26 states, have now passed some form of abortion restrictions or an outright ban since the supreme court's repeal of roe vs. wade last summer. cbs's caitlin huey-burns has reaction from north carolina's capital of raleigh. >> the bill becomes law. >> reporter: republican lawmakers moved quickly tuesday night, turning new abortion restrictions into law. >> the majority of the people of north carolina don't want right-wing politicians in the exam room with women and their doctors, and they are mad. >> reporter: a party switch by state representative tricia cotham last month gave republicans a super majority and the power to override the governor's veto. cotham had campaigned as a democrat, pledging to protect abortion rights. anyone.ll not be controlled by- >> reporter: under the new law, which goes into effect july 1st, most abortions will be banned after 12 weeks instead of 20, with exceptions for rape, incest, certain fatal fetal con