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Apparently Senators Reed and Gregg are still negotiating and working together this weekend on the derivatives piece.  Steve Liesman reports that there will be exchange trading of derivatives and a narrow carve-out for end-users.  This sounds like good news since the bill has better chances of actually passing.

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