people who were injured and at least 18 deaths, and that takata recall was the biggest in automotive history, and sara, ultimately ended up taking down the whole company with them filing for bankruptcy. that is interesting there. and matt egan, thank you for explaining all of that. john? thank you, sara. important developments out of north carolina. the democratic governor has vetoed a republican 12-week abortion ban after 12 weeks, but the republicans are holding a super majority in the state legislature, and they could override the governor s veto. cnn s dianne gallagher is in north carolina in charlotte for us, and dianne, explain what is happening now. so, essentially the democratic governor of north carolina has vetoed this bill. he has the most narrow path to sustain that veto, and that because there is just a one
dianne gallagher has been covering this for us. dianne, walk us this. for a lot of people, this is quite astonishing. these two conservative states both failing to pass these severe abortion restrictions. and it s just by a one-vote margin, both in nebraska and in south carolina, where a total ban on abortion from the moment of conception was extremely limited exceptions for rape and incest. that was blocked by the republican majority state senate after, again, the only five women in the senate, three of whom are republicans, led a filibuster. it is the third time, though, that they have done this in the state senate in south carolina since the dobbs ruling last summer. it essentially kills these bills that offer these full abortion bans. and in their filibuster
In summary While a three-way battle to succeed U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein plays out, her recent absence from the Senate has renewed calls for her to resign and
ashley: alexandria hoff live from washington with more. good morning. alexandria: good morning, so far senator feinstein turned down callings to step down, that is her choice. she says she will return, make sure this happened. do you think calls for her to resign are mroept? it is up to dianne feinstein and her family to decide whether she wants to keep on serving. dianne will get better and come back to work. the decision rests on that individual herself, she shouldn t be pushed out. alexandria: ro khanna feels it is unfair to the people. i have respect for senator dianne feinstein she missed 75% of votes this year and has no
lobbying in dc since we survived a mass shooting in july, i have met with over 130 lawmakers. how is this still happening? how are our children still dying and why are we failing them? in a moment, i m going to speak to ashby about that anger, anger that so many americans are feeling but first i want to go live to diane gallagher and dianne. what else are you learning about the shooter? so erin, the shooter was a 28 year old former student of the school . we are told who identified as transgender, and police say that they were very familiar with what they were doing. we talked about maps also surveillance of the school. they noted that the shooter was armed with two a ar style rifles to aerosol weapons , a rifle and a pistol as well as the handgun. and several rounds of ammunition. they say that the shooter was ready for police confrontation. tragedy at another american school, three