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senate will come to order ask everyone present to rise and recite the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

to lead us in our invocation we're joined by reverend peter g young. >> let us pray. dear god by your love you have made a world where we have to become then neighbors to each other and we are enabled to love one another, and grant that we

too may use the senate to strive to a way of life in keeping with your plan. god, you have given us a marvelous example of charity in the call to us to love one another, send down your blessing on these senators who generously devote themselves to helping

others, and those in new york state as citizens. we want to remember one catherine abbate who served well in this house for many, many years, and just died this past saturday. after a dedicated working opportunity for the community

healthcare network. maybe she remain in your love now and forever. amen. >> reading of the journal. >> in senate, friday, may 16, the senate met pursuant to adjournment. the journal of thursday, may 15

was read and approved. on motion, the senate adjourned. >> without objection the journal stan approved as read. presentation of petitions, messages from the assembly. senator hannon. >> secretary will read.

>> page 35, senator young moves to discharge from the committee on housing and construction community development, assembly bill 9360, and substitute the identical senate bill, 6878, third reading calendar, 380. >> page 37, senator bonacic moves to discharge from the

committee on judiciary assembly bill 8972 and substitute the identical senate bill, 7075 third reading calendar 425. >> substitution is ordered. >> messages from the governor. reports of standing committees. reports of select committees. from

state officers. motions and resolutions. >> would you call on senator gianaris for his motions. >> senator gianaris. >> thank you, mr. president. on behalf of senator parker i move the following bills be discharged from respective

committees and recommitted with instructions to strike the enacting clause, senate bills 953 and 5433. >> so ordered. >> senator valesky has motions. >> senator valesky. on behalf of senator klein on page 42, i offer following

amendments to calendar 489, senate bill 2331a and ask that said bill retain its place on the third reading calendar. >> so order. >> mr. president, i have the following motions. on behalf of senator as remark page 34, calendar 333,

amendments to senate 671a and ask that it retain ice place on the calendar. >> andalso page 36, calendar 390, senate 6757 on behalf of senator golden, offer the following amendments and ask they retain their place on the calendar.

>> on page 38, senate 5268, calendar 432 on behalf of senator lavalle, offer the following amendments, retain that is place on the calendar. >> on behalf of senator flan gain, page 38, senate 6854, calendar 440, i offer the >> finally, senate 2932, on page

52, offer calendar 595, offer the following amendments on behalf of senator farley, and ask that they retain their place on the calendar. >> mr. president would i like to ask the if we could now take up a previously adopted resolution, number 3569, by

senator griffo, and read it in its entirety, and ask senator griffo to speak on it. >> secretary will read. >> legislative resolution 3569 by senator griffo, honoring olympian aaron hamlin of recommends sent, new york on the occasion of capturing the bronze

medicinal in women's singles luge in the olympic games in sochi. whereas it is the sense of this body to extend tribute to outstanding athletes of new york who dedicate their purposeful lives to athletic achievement and proudly represented the

great state and nation in olympic competition is and whereas, attendant to such concern and in full accord with its long standing traditions, this legislative body justly proud the join the community of remsen, new york, in honoring the olympian erin hamlin on the

occasion of capturing the women's bronze medal in the singles luge in the olympic games in sochi. february 11, 2014, erin hamlin a native of remsen new york set abeliasing pace during the women's singles luge competition russia opening the race with the

second fastest heat and then turning in the third fastest time in each of the remaining legs, to complete the race with a four run total time of three minutes and 21.145 seconds, fast enough to claim a long coveted spot on the olympic podium. and whereas, erin hamlin's

bronze medal victory made the united states and olympic games history, and marks the first time any american singles luge athlete has earned a med natural the 50 years since luge became part of the games. and whereas, a woman of great skill, personal courage and

unparalleled dedication, 27-year-old erin hamlin has an extraordinary respond of accomplishment in the luge, her character and athletic achievements are world renowned. and whereas, the most successful singles racer in the united states olympic history, erin

hamlin is a three-time olympian. finished 12th in the women's singles event in the 2006 winter opens in turin italy and selected in december of 2009 to compete in the olympics in vancouver, canada, where she placed 16 coming in as the highest placed american in the

event. and whereas in february of 2009, she became the first american to win the women's luge world championships, in lake placid, new york. and the second american to ever win a medal in luging. and whereas erin hamlin is a

two-time verizon united states junior women's single national champion and the 2008 verizon women's united states national champion. she has also won three world cup bronze medals as well as a gold, silver, and bronze world cup medals in team relay.

and whereas, the daughter of eileen and ronald hamlin, erin began her luge career at the age of 12 in lake placid, new york on the same track where she earned her world title. and whereas, in winning the bronze medal at the 2014 winter opens, erin hamlin has not only

brought honor to her family, coaches and her community of friends. she has inspired the next generation of athletes to break barriers and push beyond their perceived limits to reach for excellence. and whereas, many will only

dream of competing in the olympic games this gifted athlete from this great empire state through hard work and ten nauseous spirit has made that dream a reality. she has proudly represented her country in competition am the world's finest athletes, and

honor that gives just cause for her family, community and state to be exceedingly proud of her athletic achievements. and now therefore bit resolved this legislative body pause in its deliberations to honor olympian erin hamlin on the occasion of capturing a bronze

medal in women's singles luge, at the 2014 winter olympic games in to cito extend heartfelt congratulation on the outstanding accomplishment and to wish her continued success and be it further resolved a copy of the resolution suitably engrossed be transmitted to erin

hamlin. >> senator griffo on the resolution. i am very honored to with us in the chamber erin hamlin and her dad, ron. she is truly an extraordinary person. you heard throughout the

resolution of the many things that she has been able to accomplish in her very young life. we are extremely proud of her and her home community in oneida county and the town of village of remsen. she's just an individual who has

proven throughout her career that when you believe in something, and you're truly determined and make that commitment to excellence that you can succeed. i think you heard the many accomplishments, the several gold, silver and bronze medals

that she's been able to give to world cup competition from 2006 to 2011, a three-time olympian across this globe. but, i'll tell you one of the -- and the greatest accomplishment this year to have her win the bronze medal to become the first american to win an olympic medal

in singles luge that is extraordinary. but because of this achievement i think something else that shows you the caliber of this young lady, erin won the honor of being named this year's best female olympian by the united states olympic committee.

so of all of the great athletes who participated in this year's olympics that represented our great country, we are so proud that erin by the committee and her fellow olympians, they chose her as the best female olympian and we're so proud of that it is a sport that is dominated by

australians and germans, but, erin proved that an american is not only able to compete in this sport, but also, to achieve the results and the great recognition that she did because of her talents in winning a medal. and, those feats have not ended

with in olympic medal a that she's received. again to show you the type of individual that she is, and she's been raised by a great family with her parents, again, ron who is with us and her mom eileen who could not be here today, grandparents on both

sides, i know grandfather is a member of the county legislature, oneida county, and she also kept the memory of her other grandmother who passed away this year, just before the tragic accident in our area and she made a commitment and kept her in her memory as she

competed throughout this olympic cycle. so, erin continues to get back to the community, give back to the community and that is what is so important. not only she in demand and so difficult to try to range to get letter to appear here but

we're so pleased that she was able to come here because we wanted to bestow this type of honor and recognition on her but she's giving commencement addresses, speaking to chamber organizations, and the most important thing is she's continuing to interact with

children and continuing to serve as a role model to young people across not only this state but across the nation. and, she's very involved in an effort called city kids, which provides educational and motivational support to middle and high school students, living

in new york city, so she's really given of her self? so many way, not unseen and unheard of from people in our community because we know she comes from good stock but she's been a great example of people who when blessed with talent, and when making that commitment, to excel

also then gives back and contributes to her community. so, today it is a pleasure to be with you, erin to have you come here to this chamber for us to bestow this honor upon you. we thank you for your hard work. we thank you for your continued contributions and service to our

community, and we wish you continued success in life because, you have got it all ahead of you. and, we wjsh you god's blessing and god's speed. >> i give you erin hamlin. [ applause ] >> thank you, senator griffo.

senator farley. i had the good fortune of meeting erin at the st. patrick's day parade in old forge where she was the star, and so impressed with this young woman, in the remarkable accomplishment that she did in winning the bronze medal in the

olympics. you know, she goes head first in a million miles an hour luge, and, as she won that event i was thrilled because he was sure that she was my constituent. because she only live as few hundred yards actually over into oneida county and her uncle i

believe lives in the town of russia right across the way, and, i thought that she may have been my constituent for a few shower hours and i find out that she's with senator griffo. what a remarkable accomplishment that you did for the united states and the courage this that

this young woman has done paicularly the training that goes into this, and the practice and so forth, and to come from the small town of remsen and in upstate new york, you must go down that hill in utica, and that's how you get your training.

but, anyway, erin is a remarkable young woman who really did proud for our area, and we'll welcome you here and congratulations to you and your family. >> senator little. >> i would like to join senator griffo and senator farley, and

congratulating erin and taking a little bit of and very, very proud of her achievements, but also proud of the person that she is. and senator griffo said she's not only an excellent athlete, with tremendous perseverance and dedication to her sport but

she's a role model for other athletes particularly young women. and i also want to acknowlee the fact that through the new york state olympic regional development authority, new york state and we should all be proud of this, has invested a great

deal of money in the bobsled, luge and skeleton runs and the venues in lake placid. many of them were built, a couple for the 1932 olympics and obviously upgraded for the 1980 olympics but because the state has continued to invest, in those venues, we have athletes

like erin who will come up, practice, compete, and we have many world cup races that take place there, and we can all be proud of new york's investment, and also very proud of new york state's athlete. congratulations, erin. >> thank you senator little.

senator defrancisco. >> it is an incredible list of accomplishments that have been outlined by previous speakers. the only thing that surprises me is that you're not from syracuse. because we bring so many great athletes here from syracuse that

there must have been something that went wrong on the way to this particular area of the state. but, in any event, i want to pick up on something that senator little just said. you know, if there's anything that we all need nowadays, it is

role models. and we can't pick up the paper or turn on the t.v. or do anything without hearing about somebody doing some incredibly foolish thing or criminal thing, or something that embarrasss everybody. but, those seem to get that kind

of publicity and that kind of attention by the media. this is truly what young people need. old people need as well. people that we can look up to, and doing the right thing, working as hard as you have to work, and even more than that,

to accomplish a goal. so thank you very much for what you have done for all of us in new york state, and actually throughout the country. >> thank you, senator defrancisco. this resolution was previously adopted on february -- february

27, of this year. >> thank you, erin. >> senator hannon. >> ask if we could call on senator -- in regard to previously adopted resolutions, 3405, 3804, 4872. >> just read the title of those and then call on senator.

>> legislative resolution 3405 by senator tkaczyk, honoring coach ken ben upon the occasion of his retirement as wrestling coach at amsterdam high school after 21. >> years of distinguished service. legislative resolution 3804

being. >>> tkaczyk, congratulating amsterdam high school wrestler brandon on the occasion of capturing the new york state public high school athletic association division one wrestling championship on saturday, march 1, 2014.

legislative resolution 4872 by senator tkaczyk, honoring coach todd jones upon the occasion of his retirement after 37 years of distinguished service as a wrestling coach and athletic director at canajoharie high school. >> senator tkaczyk.

many people may know that in my district, this year, we had three outstanding coaches who taught wrestling retire. these men had very long and distinguished careers, and they focused not only on teaching the wrestlers how to be great athletes, but also how to be

great individuals and citizens. all of the students, these gentleman came in contact are winnur. we're joined by an outstanding young athlete brandon lap who wrestled for amsterdam high school, and finished his amazing high school career with more

than 260 victories and five section 2 titles. in the final match, of his high school career, he won the division one 138 pound title match to become state wrestling champs. he was also selected the division 1 most outstanding

wrestler. his coach is amsterdam high school coach ken benson, he announced at the end of the season that this would be his last unfortunately ken could not be with us today, but his achievements are noted in the reek we passed previously.

ken began teaching at amsterdam high school in 1993, and saw his team win 334 matches, and nine coen consecutive big ben titles. also with us today is coach todd jones. i know he's up there. if you could stand that would be great.

he served as wrestling coach and athletic director at canajoharie for 37 years. under coach jones' leadership, canajoharie high school wrestling team had dozens of section 2 finalists, more than 300 varsity wings three trips to state tournament, and he was hop

red a few years back in wrestling room was named the todd jones wrestling facility. their team grade average is 92. also, with us today, i am very proud to announce someone who is teaching wrestling at duanes burg, my home school. joe bane is retiring.

after 48 years as coach. not only decoach at duanes burg, he also coached at newburgh free academy, and niskayuna. he compiled 673 victories, the most of any coach in the entire he's mentored olympic medal winner, college all americans and new york state champions and

i want to tell you about two of them. one of coach bena's somewhere elsers is nick. he was a two-time new york state titlist who graduated from duanesburg in 2011. this year, wrestling for north carolina, nick became section

2's first ncaa champion with an upset victory over the two-time defending champion. another one of coach's wrestlersed a duanesburg was amy. she made new york state history when she became the first female wrestler to win a sectional

championship and she somewhere else in a new york at a time high school championship. amy was also a member of the 2006 united states female junior olympic wrestling team, and was rated fifth in the world during the beijing junior olympics in 2006.

brandon lap is a winner but she is coaches taught so many winners, all of the students they taught learned so much more about life. coach bena even taught my son. believes that he could be an of olympic champion and that was the start.

getting the kids to believe in themselves and work on -- to being productive citizens. please join me in welcoming these great athletes, and extraordinary coaches who are such a wonderful example to our young people, and join me in thanking them for all of the

work that they have done and the lives that they have touched. please stand. >> they are joined by family friends and son and grandson and i know their families are all very proud of them and look forward to the time that they now will have off but i'm sure

that they'll continue to be busy. thank you all for so much, for what you have done. >> thank you, senator tkaczyk. senator farley on the i rise to salute the honorees but i particularly want to mention one in joe bena who is

an absolute icon as a wrestling coach. he was a neighbor of mine just lived a few yards away on the same street for many years until he moved to the high rent district, and duanes burg. and, coach bena coached so many champions at niskayuna, it was

unbelievable the job that he did for wrestling. he's absolutely been beloved by his students, and everybody that ever served under him. coach bena is a remarkable man and he's a fighter, and has said some health issues which he won't surrender on.

he certainly is beloved in this whole capitol area with all of the champions that he has coached, and i rise to salute him, and of course, the other honorees also for what they have done. we have become a wrestling area for the entire state of

my best wishes, joe, and to your >> thank you, senator farley. these resolutions were previously adopted earlier this year. >> mr. president, i was going to call upon senator ball and ask if he could make up comments on a resolution, but he's again

left the chamber, so -- we'll have to move on. >> i would ask senator ball or recognize him to comment on the previously adopted resolution, 2719. >> legislative resolution 2719 by senator ball, paying tribute to firefighter ryan blackwell in

recognition of his prompt and heroic actions on september 14, 2013. >> senator ball on the >> it is an extreme honor to be here today and have behind me ryan blackwell, with fdny. his mother jane and his girlfriend elanass m of lina.

i want to read a little bit from a local newspaper article about what happened september of last one person had died after a fire broke out saturday morning inside of an apartment in the bronxwood section of bronx. the fire could have been much worse had it not been for ryan

and his valicentiient efforts. a mother and wheelchair bound son became trapped by flames and smoke from a fire in their kitchen. heavy smoke also trapped neighbors. firefighters from engine company 62 rushed into the apartment

fire to try to rescue the disabled son and his mother. rookie firefighter ryan blacklocal had only been on the job for four months found the mother on the wall way floor and pulled her to safety. ryan said that's just did what he was trained to do, and of

course, we would expect ryan to say no less because that's the same thing that special forces troops and combat troops, fdny and the bravest amongst us, that fight for us every single day. you know, it is of easy to forget those men and women in public service until we really

the need them. ryan's father christopher blackwell died on 9/11, undergoing similar heroic efforts, so from me and i know this entire chamber, ryan, and to a very proud family, thank you for fulfilling a lifetime of public service, and thank god

you made it out alive and we hope up to indo great things in god police you and thank you for being here. >> senator hassell-thompson on the resolution. >> that means that you'll have to all stand again. i rise mr. president, to

applaud senator ball for his recognition but more to congratulate on behalf of the residents of bronxwood section of the bronx, for your ragous efforts and as the rep -- courageous efforts and as a representative of that district i did not have the opportunity

to know who you were, but i'm very proud to stand with senator ball today to congratulate you and to thank you on behalf of my residents, for your act of bravery. i thought about the fact that you were a brand new fire? fighter, and i thought about a

young man that i met very briefly when he had just finished the academy and he was trying very, very hard to get the points necessary and his mother introduced me to him to give him a letter of reference, and that young man like you, very brand new to so new that

his badge was still very shiny and gleeming was one of those that ran into the building, at 9/11, and never returned. you returned. but i know that the work that you do is so extraordinary, and it is not the kind of thing that most of us would ever do.

we run in the other direction, you into danger and we thank you and we commend you for your act of heroism. even though you think that you were just doing your job. believe me, we are all very grateful for what you do. you and all of your fellow

officers, so i thank you for that. thank you, mr. president. >> this resolution was previously adopted on january 14, 2014, and thank you for your commitment to people in new york >> may we now proceed to having the non-controversial reading of

>> calendar 31 by senator hannon, senate print 5537a an act to amend the public health law. >> read the last section. >> section 3, this act shall take effect immediately. >> call the roll. >> addabbo, defrancisco, klein,

libous, skelos, stewart-cousins, zeldin. >> announce the result. >> ayes 58. >> bill is passed. >> calendar 68 by senator maziarz, 3977, an act to amend chapter 631 of the laws of 2008. >> section 2, this act shall

>> the bill s passed. >> calendar 150 by senator seward, 6545a an act to amend the insurance law. take effect on the 90th day. >> rollro. >> ayes ayes 58. >> the bill is passed. >> calendar 241 by senator

seward, 6526a, an act to amend >> section 6, this act shall >> ayes 57, nays 1, senator krueger recorded in the negative. >> calendar 260 by senator flanagan, senate print 5358 an act to amend the education law. those recorded in negative

senators avella carlucci, gianaris, hassell-thompson, hoylman, krueger, parker, perkins, rivera, serrano, squadron, and stavisky. ayes 46, nays 12. >> calendar 380 by member of the assembly wright, assembly 9360 an act to amend chapter 253 of

the law of 2004. >> calendar 425 by member of the assembly hennessy, assembly print 8972, an act to amend the civil practice law and rules. >> calendar 445 by senator klein, 6579a an act to amend the local finance law. >> section --

>> laid aside. >> the bill is laid aside. >> calendar 449 by stewart-cousins, an act to amend the local finance law. >> section -- the bill is laid aside. >> calendar 460 by senator little, 1358a an act to amend

the penal law. take effect on first of november. >> calendar 510 by senator gallivan, senate print 1698a, an act to amend the vehicle and traffic law. >> this act shall take effect immediately.

>> are addabbo, defrancisco, klein, libous, skelos, stewart-cousins, zeldin. >> calendar 518 by senator boyle -- >> bill is laid aside for t day. >> calendar 529 by senator golden, senate print 1975, an

act to amend the executive law. take effect on the first of january. >> calendar 531 by senator young, senate print 2048 an act to amend the private housing finance law. >> ayes 56, nays 2, senators dilan and krueger recorded in

the negative. >> calendar 534 by senator farley, senate print 2857b, an >>calendar 535 by senator martin, senate print 3141 an act to amend sub part f of part c of the laws of 2011. >> calendar 544 by senator young, senate print 4338 an act

to amend the general city law. >> section 10, this act shall take effect on first of july. >> calendar 586 by senator maziarz, senate print -- >> the bill is laid aside for the day. >> calendar 610 by senator marchione, senate print 6934, an

act to amend the public authorities law. >> ayes 57, nays 1, senator ball recorded in the negative. >> calendar 611 by far larkin, 7066 an act to amend chapter 672 of the laws of 1993. >> read the last action. ball recorded in the negative.

>> calendar 612 by senator marcellino, senate print 7105 an act to amend the not for profit corporation law. announce the result. >> senator hannon that completes >> we could take up the controversial calendar. >> secretary will ring the bell.

calendar 445, an act to amend >> bill is laid aside for the >> calendar 449 by senator stewart-cousins, senate print 6817 an act to amend the local >> senator valesky requested an explanation. >> in the absence of the sponsor i'm going to explain the bill

this would allow two additional years for the city of yonkers to keep the bond and issued during calendar years 2010 and 2011, originally, this was passed unanimously by both the senate on 5/30/12 and also by the assembly on 5/30/12 and this would allow the municipality to

keep its -- excuse me, its ban for an additional two years which because of the cost of, the bond market, they are only paying .30 interest rate on the bans now and if they were going to the bond market it would cost them two and a half to three times in interest which they are

currently paying. >> certainly. >> senator yields. >> mr. president, does this bill apply only to the city of yonkers? >> senator krueger. >> my mistake i spoke incorrectly on the sponsor's

bill. no, it is a statewide option. >> mr. president, would senator krueger continue to yield? >> the original law in 2010, i believe, you indicated in your explanation, was the original law a request of a specific

municipality? >> one second. >> original originally it was asked for by nycom, the new york conference of mayors and this year it further been asked for and supported for an extension by the westchester municipal officer association.

>> if senator krueger could continue to yield? would continue to yield, please. >> so, just so i'm clear so this extension, is it requested only by westchester county and municipalities within the jurisdiction of westchester county or is it -- or is it

requested by all municipalities across the state? >> my understanding is that, the town of ulster is particularly interested in the continuation and extension of this bill and there is also been a survey of some other towns that could be interested in taking advantage

of this. including in my notes the town of amherst. >> so, this would be the second extension that we are being asked to vote on since the original law was approved in 2010. was there any consideration of

making the statute permanent, or is there a particular reason why we continue to do short-term extensions? >> good question. let me speak to counsel. >> minuting is there might be an argument for a personal nancy but there is a concern by the

comptroller's of the that they would like to see these towns get out of this system, over time and therefore, we wouldn't want to necessarily make it a permanent system. but, i have not asked the comptroller personally today. >> senator krueger, i'm curious

as to if we were not to pass this bill, this session, and not to do this extension and this law were to expire, i'm just curious as to what the impact would be on the localities that requested this bill and for that matter, all loyalties in this state since this is a statewide

>> it is my understanding if we do not offer them this extension option, they would have to pay back these bans so they would have to find the money to pay back this money, and likely go to the bond market to borrow what they just paid back. the problem is, as the example

gave before, if you're paying .30 percent, on current bans, then you would have to retire them and go to the bond market to borrow repay the money that you would be paying two and a half to three times the interest rate on the bonds, that you need to retire the ban debt therefore

costing the localities more money. >> mr. president would senator krueger continue to yield? >> so, is it -- senator krueger, rather, contention that costs for local governments if we were not to pass this piece of legislation, would increase, is

that a fair statement? >> threw you, mr. president. >> through you, mr. president, it is minding the cost will increase if we did not pass this. >> my understanding, senator krueger, is that in the original law, there was a five-year

rollover period, and that this bill before us, i believing correct me if i'm wrong, extends the rollover period from five to seven years, is that correct, and if so, why would -- what's the reason for the extension in that period of time? >> i believe that, the senator

is correct. this would extend for two more years, a bill that would originally was only for five years, and the reason that they are asking for the extension is because the economics of the bond market for these localities, being so much more

expensive that the current rate of the bans they have out. >> thank you, mr. president, thank you, senator krueger for your response. >> any or members wishing to be heard? senator stavisky. >> does the senator remember we

had a bond request from the city of long beach about several nths ago? >> yes. >> , i do, mr. president. >> and, does the senator remember, recall that there was already some indent -- indentedness and we authorized

another round of indentedness to help the city? >> through you, i believe that was correct, mr. president. >> senator stavisky. >> in fact, so there is a precedent for doing this kind of legislation? >> mr. president, i think

without having done any research today that there have been any number of precedents where we have allowed localities to extend out the time line of all bonds, bans and repayments owed to the state so i do not think this concept is unprecedented, but i didn't do homework about

any specific exact examples. >> senator krueger, and in fact, the sponsor that bill ironically was senator skelos, and senator libous had to get up and defend that bill. so i do see another similarity here. >> any other senators wishing to

be heard? seeing none, the secretary will ring the bell. secretary will read the last section. >> all the roll. >> ayes 56, absent from voting senators espaillat, and montgomery.

>> senator hannon that comples the controversial reading of the >> okay. could we have some order. i ask that we adjourn. >> i presume there is no further business? >> we need to reannounce the results of the last bill.

>> in relation to calendar 449, ayes 55, nays 1, senator ball senators espaillat and montgomery recorded -- absent from voting. >> all right. i would ask that we adjourn and i would ask that we adjourn in the memory of our deceased

former colleague catherine abbate and do that until tuesday, may 20, at 3:00 p.m. >> on motion, we adjourn in memory of senator abbate, to tuesday, may 20th, at 3:00 p.m.