New York liquor law would allow Sunday boozing with brunch

On Sunday mornings, some New Yorkers count down the minutes till noon, when they can legally order an alcoholic drink to cap their brunch.

This blue law - a remnant of the Prohibition era - may soon be history.

State legislators voted last week in favor of the so-called "brunch bill" - a looser law allowing Sunday morning drinking in restaurants and bars to start at 10 am.