i believe it's safer for morris to be here for us to work with morris. >> so now it's an issue of him being safe? >> well, that's one of the issues, yes. >> oh, okay. that's all i have, judge. >> anything else? >> mr. fleming, just to reiterate, the main issue is you fear that morris won't be present for future hearings? >> yes. >> and that's based on his past behavior. >> yes, ma'am. absolutely. >> no further questions, judge. >> morris when you didn't come to court on july 24th, did your mother come? >> yes. >> have there been other times when you leave the home without your mom's permission? >> yes. >> when you go to school, do you go to school every day? >> yes. >> your attendance is perfect? >> yes. >> judge, could i have a brief moment with my client? >> go ahead. >> be honest. i'm telling you. she's going to have all the records from your school. listen to the question and answer it honestly. don't make it worse. >> anything else? >> no, judge. >> all right. mr. ruck? >> judge, i would call morris' mother angel to the stand, please. if the court were to decide that morris need

morris will be residing oh captain, my captain by walt whitman. pleas help me welcome dr. morris. [applause] bonnie: thank you for coming out on this solemn occasion to oh captain my captain by walt whitman. o captain my captain our feel for trip is done. the ship has weathered every rack the price we thought is one. the port is near. the bells right here. the people are rejoicing why falling on the steady keel the gristle them and daring. o heart heart, heart the bleeding drops of red. they're on my captain lies falling, cold, and dead. in my captain, rise up and hear the bells, rise up for you the flag is flung, for you the bugle trills, for you bouquets and ribbons race, for you the shores, for you they call this wing mass, their eager faces turning, here captain, dear father, this army need your head , it is some dream on the deck that you have falling cold and dead my captain does not answer his lips are pale and still my father does not feel my arm he has no pulse nor will the ship is anchored safe and sound its voyage closed and done from fearful trip the victors and ship w

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sergeant morris' fiance was just 12 when the war began. >> whose favorite color is blue? >> daddy. >> daddy's. >> reporter: today, she's a mom to their daughter, and for all intents, a war widow. how do you explain to a 3-year-old what's happened? >> i don't have an answer to that one. i don't think that she understands that he's not coming home. >> reporter: more than 2300 americans have paid the price in afghanistan. >> we thought he was over there helping us, protecting us. >> this is from his helmet. >> two anguished families whose wish is that until the last american comes home, we don't forget. >> knowing what we've been through and knowing what he went over there for, i wouldn't really feel like it was right to say that it's over for another family that might go through this. >> because it could very well happen again. >> i'm sure it will happen again. >> the president says the u.s. military mission in afghanistan remains on track to ends at the close of 2016 leaving only an embassy security force in place. >>> still ahead, for one group of kids, a very different k

morris: cyber security plays in increasing role at the trademark office. easier for federal users in the long run. morris: trusted internet connections could go mobile. >> there are many different users of crucial information on usapspending.gov. morris: the treasury depament try to make the site were friendly, but not everyone is happy about the redesign >> from abc 7 and news channel nine, this i

in for clayton morris today. >> great to see you. >> nice to see you tucker. >> thank you.e're going to get right to your news headlines saturday morning. we start with a fox news alert. this is breaking overnight. a devastating deadly earthquake hits nepal and leveling buildings and homes in the capital city of cath cath man do you. kathmadu. residents search in debris including the rescue of auto people trapped inspect a 19th century old tower. officials urging folks to stay after building after 13

water main break again bryn mawr at new gulf road at morris avenue. one lane blocked due to that gushing water. we have a down tree in paoli at lancaster avenue near 252. new jersey river line is back on nervous service. the mass transit looking okay, ukee, back to you. >>> septa is reminding commuters about dangers on the roles. the transit a agency is holding its third annual safety awareness day. this year septa will warn riders no the to trespass on train tax and obey all crosses gates and signals. septa has 1.2 million daily riders. >>> well, hillary clinton is about to get some competition. we will let you know who is joining the race for the white house. >>> incredible video when a car slams in the the gas station how the cashier says that he was saved by a slushy. the details coming up good morning. >>> tonight is your chance to weigh in on the philadelphia school district's bunk it. the steal reform commission is holding a hearing on its own $3 billion budget for 2016. district is facing a 85 million-dollar short fall and if it gets 265 milli

morris has finally found work again. -- that dick morris has finally found work again. [laughter] president clinton: of the clock is running down on the republicans in congress, too. i feel for them. they only have seven more months to investigate me. [laughter] president clinton: that is a lot of pressure. so little time, so many unanswered questions. [laughter] president clinton: for example over the last few months i have lost 10 pounds. where did they go? [laughter] president clinton: why haven't i produced them to the independent counsel? [laughter] president clinton: how did some of them managed to wind up on tim? [laughter] [applause] president clinton: some of you might think i have been busy writing my memoirs. i am not concerned about my memoirs, i am concerned about my resume. [laughter] president clinton: here is what i have got so far. [laughter] president clinton: career objective, state president. -- stay president. [laughter] president clinton: to be realistic, i would consider an executive position with

professor edward morris from uc berkeley joins us as well. professor morris, a lot of the scenes about limiting the number and the output of the centrifuges of iran but also possibly increasing that. talk about what this means, the number of centrifuges. professor morris: the real issue is whether or not they have the ability of breaking out it within a short period of time in taking that material to weapons grade and a time that is so short that we cannot really do anything about it. cory: which is supposedly less than three months. professor morse: i have heard less than seven months. cory: if that is the case, why haven't they done the thing thing? professor morse: that is the thing -- there has never been any evidence that they want to make a bomb, and it has been this way for a long time. when the shah was there, we give them a reactor that was equipped with enriched uranium, which was weapon grade material. we had trust in them at that point. they did not try to do a thing then, but since then, there really have not been any serious eff

water main break new gulph road at morris avenue. and looking good at the airport, if you are headed down to philadelphia international airport no problems or delays at all, and i think we will to will be a good day to fly. chris, lauren, back to you. >> you wouldn't want to fly out of town though. >> depend where you are going. >> 5:18 the time. new video this morning of the massive earthquake in nepal. >> it shows residents run out, five people have died since says rescue teamed combed through the rubble, dealt toll could reach listen to this 10,000 people. new mud slide hit yesterday causing more devestation has hit in part of nepal as national park, popular with tourists, now 250 people are missing according to officials. what a mess horrible situation there in the aftermath. the justices of the u.s. supreme court seem closely divided over the question of same sex marriage. >> yesterday's arguments offered the first public indication of where each of them stand on this issue. justice anthony kennedy whose vote could decide the is

morris knew somewhat less. any one of them could have given me documents. even bill watts or larry lynn who also left. so i could turn up with documents on nuclear threats, on mining, on invasions, on any kind of thing. all of which was still totally secret from the american public and from congress. and from most people in the government. the tapes show nixon showing a great deal of concern about this. what do they know what did helprin know what i might come out with. now, all of this is coming out at the end of june, beginning of july, in the tapes. which is after of course the supreme court decision. after they've gone on with the pentagon papers. which nixon is basically fine to have out. in fact, he wants hearings on them. incriminating the public. but now he says to kissinger, this changes the picture. we thought all he had was on the democrats. this shows that he could -- there was a lot of discussion. how closely is this held, could leherer have this stuff all this stuff. and so forth. which hadn't yet happened. these were threats for plans that ha

. ♪ >> band members nate morris, juanate morris and shawn stockman say they have done a lot of growingtheir years together. >> with age you gain wisdom on how to do all things. you know when i'm saying? we're more in tune to our vocal ability. more in tune to trying to stay alive. all of those things play a big part in getting better. >> what are you doing to keep your vocal integrity. i think one thing is clear, when you think boyz ii men, you think vocals. >> i think the thing is we never stop singing. once we make a album, we don't go home and sit down. we have been literally singing and touring since we were 17, 18, 19 years old. the voice is like a muscle, the more exercise you get, the better it operate for you. that's all we know. ♪ ♪ >> clearly, you guys are the greatest r and b group of all time. what's your gut feel right now of what's going on with r and b today? smile' just say that r and b is not dead. you know, there are some artists out there that are trying to maintain the integrity of it. it's not just up of the to the artists. it's up to radio. it's up to the program

they continue on to the reddick morris farm. here two old adversaries face each other. they first met in 1862. they met for the second time just a few days before. now they're meeting again at bentonville. this we the confederate army's high water mark at bentonville. the tennessee veterans will launch at least four desperate assaults across morris's openview straight into the mouths of at least 16 union guns firing spherical case and canister. confederates are unable to break through the union line. at nightfall, johnston calls off all further attacks. slocum managed to hold on in the battle on march 19. ends on a draw. now it's up to the right wing. they come marching to slocum's assistance. they reach bentonville around midday. the first troops to get there are the 15th army corps under the command of major general john a dull logan, former congressman from illinois. probably the best political general in the union army. now johnston faces a real dilemma. he has been facing slocum to the west of to this point. now he's got a deal with the might of sherman's entire ar

the country is being sued by tobacco giant philip morris over its rules on tragedying and restrictions on sales, but their policies which nonetheless work say health professionals. >> we have numbers. we have scientific evidence that these kind of policies and the implementation of these kind of policies and the enforcement of these kind of policies has been effective. correspondent: the already tough anti-smoking legislation goes too far says the cigarette companies. that's why this test case is so important, the right of an individual country to pursue its own aggressive health policies against the commercial freedoms of the cigarette company. health campaigners say the industry deliberately targets young people in those countries where advertising is allowed an allegation emphatically denied by philip morris international. >> we do not target kids. that is not our audience. we seek to maintain brand loyalty among the existing adult smokers and there are many who prefer our brands and those who don't currently prefer we would like them to switch to our brand. the correspondent: there

i haven't heard anything from morris and peter daily about it. i'm going to support this but i'm hoping these situations are behind us and i know the commissioners were disturbed about that. i'm not going to -- i'm going to speak my mind. i want people to be respected out there. i don't care what color they are. men and women, lgbt if they were treated differently, i want to make sure everybody is getting their fair share. >> thank you for the report. i had a couple questions. one, the phrasing of how things will get worked out with the proposal and that change in tenants at pier 70. i guess one concern that i have and this often comes up in the city is when we have housing and others coming into area that had been more industrial. i just wanted -- under item 15, the proposal for good neighbor coordination. i appreciate the coordination there but i think it bears noting that there will be this influx of new uses and businesses there that we have had ship repair there from the start and as far as city is taking into account the ship repair after a

dick morris, good to see you this evening. thanks. >> thank you. >>> all right. coming up, guess who saturday night live spoofed last week. robert durst, and even jeanine pirro made an appearance. the can't miss video is next. >>> now, robert, is there any special lady in your life? >> or gentleman. >> or gentleman. >> well, there is one lady. her name is jeanine pirro. >> ooh, who is this jeanine? >> she's some [ bleep ] from new york. >> well, i hope she's not here tonight. >> i am. i'm always right behind you, robert. and i'm going to catch you with my own two gorgeously manicured hands. or my name's nott ejeanine pirr >> she's going to die. >> that was last week's "saturday night life" spoofing accused murderer robert durst and sicily strong makes a pretty good jeanine pirro. i think a little too brooklyn though. but back to reality. durst is still in custody in louisiana. he appeared in court this week for a preliminary hearing minutes in, fireworks erupt between the prosecution and durst defense team stand judge decides to call for a postponement, pushing t

it's now closing morris avenue. we're hearing until 11 o'clock this morning. at least until they can make repairs. old gulph road a possible alternate on this wednesday morning. tam. >> thank you matt. >>> and breaking now baltimore has come through its first night of curfew. it was a relatively calm night compared to the chaos of the day before. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at the big board with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and the city got off to a rough start late last night. officers did make some arrests when people in the streets were throwing bricks and rocks at officers. the crowd though then lessened after police deployed pepper pellets and smoke canisters. from that point on police did have the city under control. and obviously you can tell from these scenes that the night starter off unstable but the situation didn't get close to escalating to the kind of violence we saw monday night into tuesday morning. many residents volunteers and community leaders vowed to keep the peace in the city saying freddie gray, the

they continue on to the reddick morris farm. here two old adversaries face each other. they first met in 1862. they met for the second time just a few days before. now they're meeting again at bentonville. this we the confederate army's high water mark at bentonville. the tennessee veterans will launch at least four desperate assaults across morris's openview straight into the mouths of at least 16 union guns firing spherical case and canister. confederates are unable to break through the union line. at nightfall, johnston calls off all further attacks. slocum managed to hold on in the battle on march 19. ends on a draw. now it's up to the right wing. they come marching to slocum's assistance. they reach bentonville around midday. the first troops to get there are the 15th army corps under the command of major general john a dull logan, former congressman from illinois. probably the best political general in the union army. now johnston faces a real dilemma. he has been facing slocum to the west of to this point. now he's got a deal with the might of sherman's entire ar

private major alvin morris of the 67th ohio agreed and wrote in his diary on april 13th that a show of kindness by the union would show that right not might rules and the superior moral character of the north and the commitment to free intertusion and enterprise that had won the war. in other words most of the northern favored mag none imity believed it had important work to do, if you will. and civilians joined in this embrace of grant's policy of mag none imity and those who em graced the nag none imity were those that wanted to see the south changed. it was charged here at the time in the aftermath of the surrender by confederates and copper head democrats in the north that abolitionist radical republicans were intent on surrender but the evidence suggests a complex picture. in the eyes of the newspaper editor whoas greeley was the mean to an end to secure the asent of the south to emancipation. northerns and abolitionists saw this as an emblem of their own moral authority and their moral superiority and that proves as he would write that a civilization based on the free labor is of

philip morris had sued the government, and that is when it went to court. the supreme court decided that yes, the law was constitutional. philip morris then set up a subsidiary in hong kong under one of these investor state division susan the government of australia to overturn the tobacco law. the three people sitting on a panel to make the decision are three trailers, none of whom live in australia. what you are seeing in these trade agreements is if a company does not like a law for whatever reason in the country, a public health law or a minimum wage law, or some law that deals with the environment, they can actually sue through these trade agreements to the governments. the people who sit on these panels can often have conflict of interest. they are trained lawyers and have no connection necessarily to the country being sued. why should a law be created as the fasttrack and tpp does to tell a government, no you cannot have outlawed. that is why this huge shift of power from democratically elected governments and courts to public interest all over the w

it's along new gulph road at morris avenue. debris to avoid in hatfield path bethlehem pike near trewigtown road. better news this morning in lower providence. overnight around 1 o'clock that they reopened south park avenue between eagleville and falcon roads. you will still find some road crews out there this morning making repairs to the roadway but traffic is going to be able to get by along south park avenue. and we still have road work finishing up overnight in new castle county on the northbound side of 95 approaching route 273. two left lanes out of commission for about another half hour. matt and tam. >> thank you matt. >>> and this morning we're starting with the overnight developments out of baltimore. a curfew went into effect last night at 10:00 p.m. but a defiant group of protesters squared off with police after that. that curfew will be lifted in less than half hour. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn has the latest live at the big board with those details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the city g

philip morris up over 8% today. calloway golf, pay way bread. (?)ome of these stocks that people threw to the wayside doing well. >> ppanera bread doing well today. steve, i know you've not been enamored with the overall market. how did this day do? >> as far as the overall market, i'm unchanged. the overall market was unchanged. i'm skeptical of broad levels here. there was fascinating action beneath the surface. it's national high five day. i'll give you a virtual high-five. what a great day for anyone earning netflix. etsy, a company i actually love. my wife lives on that website. etsy, to go up in all double on the ipo day, that smells to me a little like irrational exuberance. i'm not sure that's healthy overall for the tape. charles: what did you make for this session? chris: very light volumes out there. getting into earning season. the ipo market is vibrant. they're not putting shares out. charles: is it more of supply and demand and balance, or just a whiff of irrational exuberance? chris: i think it's supply and money. a lot of money getti

water main break happening right now in bryn mawr new gulf road at morris avenue. one lane block. still gushing water right there. that is why it is still taking out one of the lanes on new gulf road. alternate montgomery avenue will get around, and, new jersey transit and, back to normal, 30 minutes top for past several days due to some signal problems. but looking much better. the rest of the mass transit we are on time septa regional rails looking good, new jersey transit, river line as i mentioned in problems. patco speed line, amtrak and dart are reporting no delays as well as the airport. erika, we will send it back over to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> new this morning a search for suspects after several temple students are rob at gunpoint inside of their homes. it happened on the 1500 block of north 13th street around 10:30 tuesday night. no one was injured. police say thieves took cash and a quarter pound of marijuana. central detectives say those suspects were wearing masks. >>> a young boy is in critical condition after he is hit by a car in frank for. it happened on t

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father jonathan morris joins us in the next hour. does he think president obama stands up for christians? we will ask him. take a look at tasered film london police force is buying body cameras from them. a nice hop on that news that came out yesterday but rick, welcome to the program. good to have you with us. i do not take many people knew you have the body cameras for police departments. is the london contractor first big overseas contract. >> it is aired h amend is this opportunity for growth in the next year. the most important is that they are using evidence.com. a cloud hosted service. sort of like itunes for a police department. we can do that seamlessly. this is the first stage to jump on board. stuart: when you have one of your body cameras on, it sends the information to the cloud where it is stored in the accessed by any other police department or prosecutor. that is the attraction of your body camera, i. >> as long as they have the permissions. absolutely. we have over 5000 falsified and in the united states. that is rea

my host was john morris.ou to new olivia: time to bring you up-to-date on the top business stories of the morning. shares in twitter are falling after a plunge yesterday afternoon. its first-quarter earnings were accidentally released earnings. twitter also cut its forecast for the entire year. ceo disk -- dick costolo says he is disappointed in the performance of his sales team. the biggest increase in more than four years. march sales were up 1% and the national association of realtors revised february's increase to 3.6%. the biggest gain since october 2010. housing sales are being boosted by record low mortgage rates. experts say if you're saving for retirement, don't think about trying to beat the market according to a new bloomberg markets global poll of financial professionals. he too responded say -- 42 of those who responded say you should put your money in an index fund. 17% advised individual stocks and bonds. 14% a bird real estate -- favored real estate. erik and stephanie will be back with the ma

el clima ingreso con este gol de morris y luego el de juan agudelo. >> quÉ equipo quiere que gane?ha pasiÓn entre los dos lados. >> agregÓ que su mensaje era que se jugarÁ fuerte. es asÍ como se celebra esta fiesta deportiva. >> de dÓnde vienes? >> de texas. >> se vinieron desde allÁ? >> ahora, en la maÑana. la festividad futbolÍstica sirviÓ para que la selecciÓn evaluarÁ a jugadores que podrÍan participar en la copa oro y a la copa amÉrica. pedro rojas, univisiÓn. ilia: en instantes todos los senderos de una compaÑÍa tienen un sueldo de 70.000 $ anuales. enrique: en montevideo uruguay una tableta ipod utilizada por el papa francisco y donada fue subastada hoy por 30.500 $, el comprador fue un empresario argentino que prefiriÓ no identificarse, participÓ la subasta por telÉfono, el aparato fue regalado por el pontÍfice durante una visita al vaticano en el 2013, grabado y todo. ilia: una compaÑÍa tiene muy buenas noticias para todos los empleados, se trata de gravity, su presidente voluntariamente redujo su salario millonario a 70.000 $ anuales con el propÓsito de subir todos los sa

stephen morris joins us now for a little bit more.ou've got libor, the currency thing, now tax evasion. >> hsbc has faced a litany of regulatory issues. 1.9 billion in 2012. it is hopefully one of the last ones for the bank. jonathan: in terms of appeals what are the chances of success? stephen: we don't know yet. this happened to ubs, who appealed the decision. while hsbc is vigorously spending, it is unclear whether they will be successful or not. jonathan: talk to me about the size of the fine. you see some crazy figures. $1.5 billion for deutsche bank. multiples of that for bnp paribas. for hsbc, what is the fine for this? stephen: we don't know the size of the total fine yes. this is definitely a show of force from french prosecutors, saying they are not going to ignore this anymore. hsbc is one of the world's largest banks. $1 billion for them isn't a break bank. jonathan: stephen morris, thank you very much for joining us. a quick check in on stocks and the euro. stoxx 600 extending a record high. we are up by 0.44%. stocks hig

. >>> when clifford morris turned in his badge after a 35-year career, one case haunted him -- the brutal murder of laura wynn that had gone unsolved for 12 years. on his last day on the job, he handed the case file to one of his most trusted colleagues, detective tim davis. >> i asked him to look into it again. i know he's a good forensic man. and told him to go ahead and reinvestigate that and see if he couldn't come up with something. >> and davis did just that, looking for anything that could be reinvestigated. >> it was never a closed case. up to that point, all the proper things that needed to be done were done. >> detective davis decided to go back and reinterview everyone who was in the bar with laura wynn on the night she was murdered. and his interview with candace shipman, who was bartending that night, provided an important lead. >> she informed me of some things then that she thought was pertinent to the case that she wanted to share. >> shipman said there was more going on between laura and sam freeman that night than just an argument about the pool game. >> sam flirted with

let's bring in natalie morris. natry, are you actually one of the first people to actually go in thissed the store. before all those crowds went in there, what was it like? well. >> well, they want to show us that it's a concierge experiences. they have jewelry mats where they can pull them out and you can try them on. they don't set limits on how many you can try on. they say that they suggest you make an appointment, but they're going to try and accommodate anyone who kind of mowsies in. they really do want you to get a sense of what it's like, and they've built this console right next to it because the watch is now a demo model. next to it you can play with the software, and then that's magnified on an ipad screen so you can sort of practice in a sense because all the early reviews are that there is a steep learning curve. takes a few days, and then once you get it you really love it. >> so before you walked into that store and had that watch on your wrist, here's the picture, were you a skeptic, and how did you

. >> philip morris which has risen at the open.iant beat estimates by 15 cents a share. profit of $1.16. it's also forecasting and raising 2015 early guidance above where the market was based on better volume and market share. philip morris is also a top gainer at the opener. >> did want to share news out from yahoo and microsoft. just had a long running agreement in terms of microsoft providing search on the yahoo platform. they come out and say they amended that search partnership. they say it improves the partnership what they say will accelerate innovation and increase agility. some of the key questions here and i don't have them answered. they say the update includes improvement in two core areas. yahoo will have increased flexibility to enhance search experience on any platform. it's nonexclusive for desktop and mobile. they will continue to serve bing ads and search results and search traffic. microsoft will become the exclusive sales force for ads delivered by their bing and platform. unclear if that means there had been a

philip morris sued the australian that challenged that law in australian court. the australian court upheld the law 6-1. philip morris then went to hong kong, set up a subsidiary, then under isds in their bilateral trade agreement sued the government of australia. so this is a three-judge panel made up of not stranlds for want of a better term suing the government of australia and the law they had passed democratically and a court had upheld, an australian court. it's being litigated now but they could overturn that law the australian people want that protect 16 and 17-year-olds from tobacco. that's the kind of power that they would have in these. i have heard both the president and the ustr says this tobacco issue is really serious, we've got to do something about it. to my knowledge there's still nothing in tpp to deal with this. but more than tobacco this shows how a company in one country can sue a government and overturn the sovereign decision of that government. and if my colleagues care about sovereignty especially, they ought to care about isds. the other

that is richard morris hunt, who did the administration building down here. those of you who are architectural nuts will be interested that the guy bending over right there with the dark beard taking notes, is louis sullivan. he took notes on the meeting. what happened at this meeting was they got together and said look let us create a classical city. a white city, a common 50 foot cornice line. classical details throughout. and they all agreed unbelievably. you get a bunch of architects together, and they agreed on this. at the end of the meeting, this man over here. what did gus do here in town? the adams memorial. gus, another eminent american sculptor walked over to burn up and grabbed him by the hand and said look here old fellow, do you realize this is the greatest meeting of artist since the 15th century? in other words, what happened back in florence and rome was being reincarnated here in the united states. here is a statue of the republic by daniel chester french. what this was was we were trying to show those damn europeans that we can do it too. [

the bill went to the senate led by robert morris of philadelphia. the senate amended the bill crossing out and saying it would be a german town, pennsylvania. bill came back to the house. the new englanders and the pennsylvanians were willing to go along with that. the pennsylvanians going to be pretty upset at the result. madison tries to argue constitutionally that this bill was different, couldn't have it at the end of the session. we need to discuss it. new englanders and pennsylvanians said no no vote, vote. madison said there is one problem. there is no provision for who has jurisdiction over this 100-square mile area in the bill. the fact is the federal government is not ready to assume exclusive jurisdiction. we need to amend the bill to include the provision that laws of pennsylvania will remain in effect. goes back to the senate. madison goes to the new york senators over the weekend and says guys, vote against the bill. that will kill it. and congress will remain in new york. that's what happened. second session there is a move to bring t