signal, hey, we shouldn t focus on those treatments of some have suggested, but focus on treatments like this one that could protect the brain. sanjay, i appreciate it, thank you. i want to go back to our lead story tonight, members of the north korean house have just voted on whether to over at the governor s veto of a bill to restrict abortion access the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. dine galaxy where the results are. and what s going on? anderson, you could see behind me people who opposed this veto override are chanting after the north carolina house just voted along party lines to override the veto. the governor assigned on saturday of the [laughs] with the [laughs] more in this building. that s something democrats continue to try to push through over the past two weeks and such first was introduced. it came behind me, all the different people who showed up here to watch this particular
senator sydney bat. she told me their opinion is when democrats are talking about abortion it is a winning issue and when republicans are talking about it, it is a losing issue and that is why it was rushed through the way it was. after that veto override last night it was almost to the minute, two weeks from when the bill was introduced and pushed through 48 hours and vetoed and overruled in less than two weeks. diane gallagher, thank you for all of that. kate? that s on the state level. on the federal level abortion access is back in court today. the circuit court of appeals will be hearing oral arguments on whether mifepristone should be banned nationwide. a judge ruled that the approval of the abortion pill should be suspended. she s been following every move on this. abortion pills are involved in over half of u.s. abortions these days. what is expected to happen in
ho monitoring what s happening in south carolina. it is so important to remind viewers this was because a democrat who voted for abortion access previously then switched and gave republicans that super majority that allowed them to override that veto. that s right, kaitlan. and that democrat, that former democrat now republican, did vote for that veto override last night. she also voted for the bill just about two weeks ago. democrats have talked about just how quickly this unfolded in north carolina. 15 days ago is when bill dropped in the middle of the night. it s now vetoed and overridden and there is not much they can do, democrats, in terms of this. after that veto override vote happened it is law in nrk. democrats say they are going to thak this on the campaign trail that they feel there is enough in that law that perhaps tpeopl don t know about, they can make
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 they feel this is mainstream. they call it a compromise, and it s only a compromise from within their caucus. senate bill 20 is common sense. it balances protecting the life