The entire New York state Legislature is up for reelection this year and any bill that has been introduced will have to be reintroduced in January to have a shot at passage. So why do some lawmakers spend the summer introducing new bills anyway? Jack Arpey looked into it. Also, disability rights activists were outraged recently by a U.S. Department of Justice memo challenging the long-held rule that disabled people have a right to live as integrated as possible within their communities. Bryan O’Malley, vice president of external affairs at the Center for Disability Rights, discusses on Capital Tonight.
