governor roy cooper said last night in his broadcast would turn the clock back 50 years for women. he vetoed the republican passed measure which could ban abortion after 12 weeks and impose other limitations making it harder to get even before that 12-week period. this afternoon the state senate overrode his veto, so now we re waiting to hear from the house where this all could hinge on a single vote. cnn s diane gallagher in raleigh for us tonight. where does the governor s veto stand now? reporter: as we speak the north carolina house is debating over this bill, senate bill 20 and whether or not they ll override that veto. a little earlier today after about an hour debate in the senate they chose and passed that veto override in a party 30-20 vote. that was the first part of this two-part process. this is when it gets tricky here because it s a numbers game. in order to override the veto in the house after this particular debate happening right now, they need to have thre
protection to defy those orders and went in. that s according to two senior federal law enforcement officials. but by that point, it had been so long, some of the families say their wounded kids bled out. leaving them forever asking the question, what if they went in sooner? was there still time? the chief was supposed to be sworn in to the city council today a. position he was just elected to hold. uvalde s mayor says he is free to assume his position on the council but that the ceremony to welcome him is postponed. joining me is nbc news koempt liz mclaughlin and nbc news tom winters. the funerals, liz, are starting today. what do we know? reporter: katy, exactly one week at 11 minutes ago, police finally confronted that gunman and stopped the massacre at robb elementary. an event that will forever change this community. so now the focus is really on honoring and remembering those 21 lives lost. the visitation started yesterday for those two girls who mentioned funerals
to borrow the u.s. could default on its debt june 1st. one republican congressman ken buck told cnn today a brief default would not be hin izwords the end of the world. most economists and wall street analysts are so optimistic about tat. former treasury secretary larry summers jones me now. congressman buck says he didn t think it s the end of the world if the world briefly defaults. what would happen? what would be the repercussions for most americans? this is not an experiment we want to do. it could mean people don t get their social security checks, and a lot of people who are living hand to mouth. it could mean that we have people fighting in dangerous environments overseas who don t get their pay on time and at a time when we ve still got people in the military on food stamps, that s got to be a serious thing. we ve already seen the spread on u.s. bonds, the interest rate
tremendous blow to the ukrainian government. the ukrainian government is determined to stop this offensive by russia to reverse it. but it means we are now in a different phase of the conflict. the early phases, the russian troops were using very different strategies. they were trying to conduct blitzkriegs with multiple fronts and naval assaults and trying to capture the entire country very quickly. that didn t work. so now they re concentrating on this slow, grinding campaign out here in the east close to the russian border and it means for the overall war that ukraine is now, it seems to be, in a protracted conventional war that could cause a tremendous am of damage and many, cost many ukrainian and russian lives. richard engel, thank you very much. and coming up, what is the president s plan to bring down inflation? a senior adviser to the president jones me. plus more than 100 people are
out there. jonathan capehart is loaded and ready to go. a critical week for democracy with the for the people act coming up for a senate vote. beto o rourke jones me live before his big voting rights rally in texas. now that juneteenth is a federal holiday, there is a move to revise the 13th amendment to eradicate a lingering vestige of slavery. senator jeff markley is behind the effort and will be here to explain. and then there is this. critical race theory is bigoted, it is a lie, and it is every bit as racist as the klansmen in white sheets. come on, man. i m jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. this sunday the pressure is on for the senate to pass voting