DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: We want to go live right now to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where there appears to be yet another delay in the efforts to work out a plea agreement for Wen Ho Lee. Let's bring in our Tony Clark, who's been covering this story. Tony, what's the latest snag?</s>TONY CLARK, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Daryn, the hearing began about 10 minutes late and was recessed almost immediately. But this time it appears that there is an agreement. Judge James Parker told the packed courtroom that the differences between the defense attorneys and prosecutors appear to be worked out. They have delayed the plea hearing until the top of the hour, so about 30 minutes from now. The judge saying that there are a few matters of language changes that need to be made, but then it would all be worked out. What we expect to hear is Wen Ho Lee plead guilty to one of the 59 counts of mishandling government information, nuclear weapons information. The other 58 charges against him would be dropped. And in exchange for that also, he would agree to cooperate with federal investigators, answer their questions about missing computer data tapes. So what we expect -- as a say, about a half hour from now, we expect Wen Ho Lee to plead guilty to one count, have the other counts dropped, and then this afternoon sometime he will be allowed to go home. Tony Clark, CNN, Albuquerque, New Mexico.</s>KAGAN: Tony, thank you very much for that live report. We will continue to follow that story out of Albuquerque.
Wen Ho Lee Plea Hearing Delayed Again