Paul, we saw some triple digit wind too. We got gusty winds in the mountains, triple digit heat inland. The forecast verified with the hot and windy weather we were telling you about yesterday. Its going to be with us for one more day tomorrow. The red flag warning expires around 11 00 tomorrow morning. A very windy night tonight in the hills, not in the cities. Thats where the red flag warning is in effect in the north bay and east bay. Triple digit heat. Fairfield, 101. Pittsburgh, 102. We will likely be equally as hot tomorrow. The coast being the exception, under a heat advisory during the Daylight Hours tomorrow. Temperatures outside, in the 80s and 90s. Livermore, currently 91. Santa rosa 94. Concord 97. San francisco, 82. So tomorrow, what about the highs . Well likely hit 100 again in concord. Thats 17 degrees above average. Mid90s in san jose. Right around the 9 degree mark in oakland. And a hoot of 87 warm degrees in san francisco. Then the wind direction changes and all that
Savage, Supreme Court correspondent for the los angeles times. Host professor Kenji Yoshino you have written a very interesting very thoughtful account of the 2010 trial in San Francisco where to couples challenged californias ban on samesex marriage. This was a trial that neither side wanted. Tell us why you decided to go back and write a book now. Guest at david first of all thank you so much for doing this interview. Its my great pleasure to be here today. I really got into thinking about this trial after chief judge ron walker issued his 136 page opinion with findings of fact on august the fourth of 2010 and i looked at that opinion and as somebody who has been working in the gay rights feel this opinion but different in kind from anything i had seen before. Its just thoughtfulness generally and so i asked my library and to pull the transcript of the trial and she came up with it in 13 volumes 2000 page transcript of the trial in closing arguments. When i first started reading it i
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