Right now, taking a look from our roof camera at the bay bridge. There is a lot of fog. Thank you for joining us. It is august fourth. Good morning, lets go to your forecast. We have big changes from yesterday. It was so cloudy and we are looking back at the city. Yesterday, there was not a cloud in sight. There will be some white, misty drizzle at the coast and as you expect, because we have the strong return of onshore flow it is going to be cooler. It is 58 in San Francisco and 56 in santa rosa. You will feel the difference further inland but we are 5 degrees cooler in concord compared to yesterday. A couple things to take away the size of the noticeably cooler part, it will also be breezy. The priest will be back as we get into this afternoon and here is the forecast across the bay area. Only 86 for daytime highs. We will see the rest in a few minutes. San francisco is being sued for discrimination after two black women claimed they were ordered not to talk to their coworkers. Kim
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Law and we are delighted today, to have jim zarin here at the law school to celebrate his book. Plaintiff and chiefs. And we will have the format of our team anthony carl who will ask questions of jim. I would like to just introduce jim. He is fundamentally a trial lawyer. His book flames and chiefs, is he trial lawyer news book. Theres an Opening Statement that theres evidence by category and relevance a sneak closing argument. Jim has always been a superb trial lawyer. We met first in 1968, would we both will criminal prosecutors at the Southern District. Jim about my age arrived about 18 months earlier and he by the time, was already a start litigator and prosecutor. In those days, the prosecutor news office in the Southern District was small about 50 lawyers in the Criminal Division. We wash each other and we learn from each other. And jim was my mentor. He took me out of my first trial. Prosecution of young men letters from a mailbox five of them. I think he was a guilty verdict.
[applause] i guess they were all guilty. [laughter] thank you so much for the lovely introduction and for sharing the wonderful history of your friendship and his mentorship. Both of you have played a large role in the event of the history for over five decades and the law schools are incredibly fortunate to have you both in leadership and all of you are wonderful as leaders and as institutional leaders. I want to thank everyone for joining this to discuss the an exciting and extremely timely book and a portrait of donald trump and 3500 lawsuits. His other two books both of which are highly relevant to other books as well are cases that mattered and americans greatest trial court and supremely partisan here and how in Supreme Court. This is the fifth time you get to sit with you to talk about your wonderful work. So its meaningful and noise fun to have a conversation with you. You are someone who as i described an extraordinary contour. You have been a wonderful friend who is given so
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