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
course, which is, again, why we are monitoring it. jesse: the comey spy balloon airspace and fingers around a joystick and flying it towards major cities but we are not shooting it down. you said this is violating our airspace so why not take it down? yeah, so, you know, clearly as we assess options and considering the size of the pay load on this, looking at the potential for debris and the impact on civilians on the ground or property damage, and so out of an abundance of caution, cognizant of the potential impact to civilians on the ground from a debris field right now we are going to continue to monitor and review options. biden was against the bin laden raid and now he is against the balloon pop. he missed his shot over montana. what s the worst it can happen it hits a guy s barn? cut them a check like you did with covid. now it s heading into illinois? do you think it s going to last over chicago past midnight couple strays and that thing is in lake michigan. ch
continuing his road show ahead of the state of the union getting ready to meet with democratic party leaders in new york. but those classified documents becoming headlines again. nbc confirming an fbi search of his one-time washington office. what we know about the timeline and what was found. plus, an nbc news exclusive on the january 6th committee s final report. specifically what s not in it including why federal law enforcement agent sis didn t act on warnings ahead of the insurrection. with me is our news team on the ground in memphis. antonia and garrett haake is joining us as well. antonia, tyre nichols funeral is a day away. talk through the movement on the ground where you are. reporter: well, we re hearing from officials that we are likely to get news of additional personnel actions in the coming days. now, the personnel actions could mean a couple of different things. it could mean departmental charges against additional officers or emts. firings. it could mean
evan, how did this happen? that s what the secret service is now investigating, anderson. obviously it s a very scary situation for jake sullivan. this happened during the weekend of the white house correspondent s dinner in late april. he confronted this person inside his home. luckily nobody was hurt, there was no threat made. he and his family were safe, but the fact is this intruder got into the house despite the fact he has a security detail, a secret service security detail posted outside of the home. and not only was the person not seen going in, was not seen going out either, anderson. what is the secret service saying? they say they take this very seriously and doing an investigation. i ll read you a part of the statement issued today. it says modification tuesday the protective posture have also been made to ensure additional security layers are in place as we conduct this comprehensive review. that signals, anderson, that they re going to take a look at
a little late, but they pointed it out. good for them. now to our nbc news exclusive, the january six committee s final report was more than eight hundred pages, but some material did not make the cut, including much of its findings on the failures of federal law enforcement leading up to the attack. the chief investigator of the january committee says the government could have prevented it had law enforcement agencies acted on the available intelligence. do you believe the attack on the capitol could have been successfully repelled? i think it would have been a lot different had law enforcement taken a more assertive, protective posture. the intel in advance was pretty specific, and it was enough, in our view, for law enforcement to have done a better job operationalizing a secure perimeter. law enforcement had a very direct role in contributing to really the failures, the security failures that led to the violence. people familiar with the committee s work tell nbc news members