Thank you for making time on the program for this conversation about the future of our profession i am Randy Shepard i ended up spending most of my adult life in the supreme court. I now sit doing senior service. And i have an appointment over at the mccain school of law. To my right is rebecca corliss. Spent more than decade on the colorado supreme court. She left their ten or 11 years ago. She does all sorts of research and programmatic work. On the improvement of courts into the improvement of Legal Education and the legal profession. And then professor anderson certainly a man of circuit if there ever was one after his Legal Education at the university of chicago became a clerk despite his recent career i will say theres nobody has done more intriguing work. I will begin with the words was setting the stage. Not necessarily know about in detail. They provide considerable foundation for evaluating the current state of law schools both now and in the future. You could actually descri
The issue of Water Infrastructure financing and Safe Drinking Water was the focus of the hearing of a senate and private and public works subcommittee. An arkansas resident talk to lawmakers about his families struggle getting access to Safe Drinking Water and the help he received from erode government assistance program. He was joined by local officials to brief members of the nations Water Systems. This is about one hour and a half. I called the suing of the subcommittee on fisheries and wildlife, fisheries water and wildlife to order we hear today to discuss the innovative financing and funding to address americas deficient Water Infrastructure. The purpose of this hearing is simple. Today we will be discussing americas approach towards Drinking Water and wastewater investment come wasteWater Infrastructure investment. Many members of this committee including myself often reference the American Society of Civil Engineers, a sce, infrastructue report card. Currently the a sce great a
This is unpredictable activity ultimately. Bill you writing the Halftime Report today . You bet. Bill martha, whats next . Martha the voters have spoken in New Hampshire which has become a tradition to open the polls at the stroke of midnight. Allowing everyone to vote then go home. Hillary clinton beat donald trump by a vote of 42. The turnout will be such a big deal as we watch everyone come through. There is enthusiasm and whether it translates into real long lines. One of the biggest outcomes is you will have an historic jowts come. Either the first woman president oral what will be considered one of the biggest upsets of all time. Thats what we are in for. Bill i was in line at 5 45 in lower manhattan, and 30 people beat me there. Which states hold the key to tonights race. Polls close in two critical states as we just showed you on the map. What about the balance of power in congress. Thats a story that does not get talked about a lot. The path to victory. Where does the Trump Ca
Weather coming. We expect our High Temperature to be a bit cooler than normal. Typically we should be in the low 70s. But not today will be in the upper 60s but those are the warmer temperatures coming our way. By memorial day will be near 90 degrees in some areas. Pretty hot for your barbecue on that day. Today, sunshine back in the 60s upper 60s for most of the weekend. Near the lake is mid to upper 60s. We could be as warm as the mid 70s. A wide range across the region. Temperatures are cool and the north east keeping the school as a travel closer to the lake. 62 at the lakefront. 46 in joliet. 53 degrees in morris. Heres the satellite and radar showing we are dry through the morning and the afternoon. The highpressure means next chance of rain is not until the tail end of sunday into memorial day. As you can see, all that rain is having the ohio river valley and portions of missouri. We are expecting temperatures to rise over the next few days. Just south of 70 degrees tomorrow we
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