let s have a negotiation. let s walk out where the american people win. this hour, how did a stranger get past secret service and on the national security advisor s home at 3:00 in the morning? the battle over abortion. north carolina republicans override democratic governor roy cooper s veto of a bill banning most abortions after 12 weeks. a three-judge panel on the fifth circuit court of appeal will hear the arguments against the texas ruling all but banning the abortion pill, a case that will inevitably go back to the supreme court. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in new york. president biden heading to hiroshima, japan, this hour, for meetings with g7 allies. cancelling stops in australia and new guinea to return to washington for what he hopes will be a final agreement to raise the debt ceiling. a meeting between the president, speaker mccarthy and other congressional leaders ended tuesday with an agreement to streamline the talks, with the white house and
epic cleanup. several senate lawmakers are at the border right now getting a close-up look at the real crisis, looking for real answers. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. one group, a bipartisan delegation led by texas republican john cornyn, and arizona independent kyrsten sinema making stops in their home states focused on finding solutions. what is happening now is happening on our doorstep and we need to work together to try to address it in the best way we can. a repeated failure by administration after administration to manage this crisis. the way i see for us to do that is work together by putting partisanship aside and listening to local folks and working together to find solutions. harris: we may be getting a peak from the curtain why she left the democratic party. they weren t doing that. this from the front lines. face and center hour by hour, minute by minute agents catching two illegals as they crossed across the border. we have fresh
clear code of conduct, our values, we have done a very big push on our values as an organisation, and we have got a good process and we could do more with it but we have a good process which we have introduced which, if we have a concern at work the normal route is to your line manager, but that is not always where you can go, that might be the problem, so we have another route which is our support of work line which is our support of work line which as you can ring up hr not connected with your line management and critically the thing we have introduced, is working, but we have got more to do, and we have got most people confident in this but there are gaps in this which is normal when you are deploying these things, but we have a whistle blowing process which is external and confidential. that process i can talk about in more detail at another
with allegations surrounding presenter, huw edwards, should be completed by this autumn. tim davie was questioned by a committee of mps, in a session which was arranged before those allegations became public. here s how he responded. if you ve got a concern at work, the normal route obviously is to your line manager but that is not always where you can go, that might be where problem is. so then we have another route which is our support at work line, which is, you canjust ring up hr, not connected with your line management. but critically, the thing we ve introduced, and i am proud of it, i think it is working but we have got more to do in making sure everyone s confidence in it, we have got most people very confident in it where we need to keep working on it, there are still gaps in that, and this is i think normal when you re deploying these things. which is our whistle blowing process, which is external and confidential. liz howell is a firm work managing editor at sky news. thank