The 2007 Minnesota legislative session is grinding to a close. Lawmakers have less than seven hours to pass several budget bills before their Midnight deadline to adjourn. The DFL-controlled House and Senate are in the process of passing these bills ... even though legislative leaders and Republican Governor Tim Pawlenty have failed to reach an overall budget agreement. A spokesman for the governor says Pawlenty is reserving his right to veto the budget bills. Minnesota Public Radio's Tom Scheck has been following the day's events and joins us from the Capitol ... Tom, What's the latest? Well, this is a highly unusual conclusion to a legislative session. DFLers in control of the Legislature appear to be roping together a bundle of budget bills, passing them, and sending them to Governor Pawlenty with no assurance he will sign them into law. Usually by now the governor and legislative leaders have agreed on a budget blueprint or admit they're headed to a special session.