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Tom Scheck
St. Paul, Minn.

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Joint session
With committee deadlines set, the pressure is already on lawmakers to fit plenty of work into a relatively short period of time.
MPR Photo/Tom Scheck

State lawmakers are working on President's Day. Tonight, members of the Minnesota House will be discussing a renewable energy bill. On Tuesday Congressman James Oberstar will speak to a joint committee at the Capitol about transportation. Capitol reporter Tom Scheck joins Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer for a look at the week ahead.

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At the Capitol
With committee deadlines set, the pressure is already on lawmakers to fit plenty of work into a relatively short period of time.
MPR Photo/Tom Scheck