Name: Activists celebrate veto of controversial bill
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Description: Governor Roy Cooper vetoed Senate Bill 168 on Monday night, prompting protesters who had been demonstrating outside the governor's mansion for six days to react.

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Governor Roy Cooper vetoed Senate Bill 168 on Monday night, prompting protesters who had been demonstrating outside the governor's mansion for six days to react.

VETO FROM GOVERNOR ROY COOPER. THANKS FOR JOINING US, I'M DAVID CRABTREE. >> THE GOVERNOR HAD A MIDNIGHT DEADLINE TO DECIDE WHAT TO DO WITH THE BILL. EVEN AFTER LAWMAKERS AGREED TO REMOVAL CONTROVERSIAL LANGUAGE, A BILL THAT WOULD LIMIT ACCESS TO DEATH INVESTIGATIONS. GOVERNOR ROY COOPER STILL VETOED THE BILL. WRAL'S KIRSTEN GUTIERREZ JOINS US LIVE FROM OUTSIDE THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION WITH REACTIONS FROM PROTESTERS. KIRSTEN? >> Reporter: DEBRA, PROTESTERS WITH NC BOARD ARE RELIEVED AND EXCITED, DANCING, CELEBRATING, CHEERING HERE TONIGHT. NOW WHEN THEY HEARD THE NEWS ROY COOPER VETOED THE BILL, CHEERS ERUPTED THROUGH THE DOWNTOWN RALEIGH STREETS. >> ROY COOPER VETOED THE BILL. [ CHEERS AND APPLAUSE ] [ INAUDIBLE ] >> Reporter: NOW MORE THAN A HUNDRED PEOPLE MARCHED FROM THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION TO WEAR THE CONFEDERATE MONUMENT ONCE STOOD ON CAPITOL GROUND. VOICING THEIR DISAPPROVAL OF SENATE BILL 158 FOR DAYS, SAYING IT WOULD LEAD TO THE DEATH INVESTIGATION BEING KEPT AWAY FROM THE PUBLIC. AFTER A WEEK OF TRYING TO GET THE GOVERNOR'S ATTENTION, MANY TELL US TODAY THAT IT PROVES THEIR VOICES DO MATTER AND THEY WERE HEARD. >> I'M SUPER STOKED. LIKE I'M SUPER DUPER STOKED. I WAS JUST TALKING ABOUT LITERALLY WHEN YOU HAVE BEEN SCREAMING SOMETHING IN THE STREETS FOR SEVEN DAYS AND THE EXACT THING YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR HAPPENED, IT REALLY JAZZES YOU AND MAKES YOU SUPER DUPER PSYCHED, STOKED, AND THAT IS EXACTLY HOW WE FEEL. >> Reporter: PROTESTERS BELIEVE TODAY WAS A VICTORY. THEY SAY THERE IS STILL A LOT MORE TO BE DONE. COMING UP TONIGHT ON WRAL AT 11:00, WE'LL HAVE MORE REACTION FROM THESE EXCITED PROTESTERS BEHIND ME, AND WE'LL HEAR FROM WHAT RALEIGH POLICE ARE TWEETING TONIGHT ABOUT THEM GIVING OUT, OUTSIDE THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION. DEBRA?

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