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john grisham shows us why he is giving away his newest book for free. no money. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 on the dot. that's what i said, too. michelle. wow. >> we love him. >> very good reason for this. >> if it's for free it's for me. >> we like john grisham a lot. see you guys. >> "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. >>> bay area-based intel is laying off thousands of workers. >> joining us now with details kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. tough times for workers at intel. the world's biggest chipmaker from santa clara is going to lay off 12,000 workers around the global, 11% of its total workforce. intel has been dealing with a weakening pc industry as pc sales have gotten worse six straight quarters and intel never gained a major foothold in smartphones. it's switching its focus to menp memory chips and on connected devise like the home and car. that's going to take some time. yahoo reported earnings with a big drop. 30% lower in revenue from the year earlier. did not really divulge any detai

john grisham wrote a legal thriller about jurisdiction.nd theodore i like to give because you have two strong ambitious women comeau one of whom is knew to us and the other who is sitting at the top, like to, i like to say it is the devil wears prada meets the federal judiciary. those are my rough shorthands for a book that otherwise appeared to explain to people. sorry. challenges. i think we are being challenged by some of the fellow panelists can relate to. i think one of the challenges was writing about the legal. a lot of it is appear, mental the law on paper. my book has no car chases, no murders. how do you get people to keep turning pages when it is all about filings and briefs and motions. that is a big challenge. >> my book is called allegiance set mostly in the supreme court during world war ii and tells the story of the gap philadelphia who is in law school and pearl harbor was attacked, wants to join the military but fails the physical and gets a chance to serve his country in another way, the opportunity to clerk of the supre

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one is it's kind of like john grisham wrote a legal thriller about jurisdiction. [laughter] and the other one i like to give, because you have two strong, ambitious women who, one of whom is new to the field and the other who's sitting atop of it, i kind of like to say it's the devil wears prada meets the judiciary, that's my rough shorthand for a book that otherwise is kind of weird to explain to people. oh, sorry, challenges. i forgot to talk about that. i think the main challenge which some of the fellow panelists can relate to -- although maybe not kim. kim's book actually has real -- actually, anthony's too. one of the challenges was writing about the legal world. a lot of it is up here. a lot of it is mental, a lot of it is on paper, and my book has no car chases, no murders, so how do you get people to keep turning pages when it's all about filings and briefs and motions? i think that is a big challenge for writers of novels set in the legal world. sorry. >> as tony said, my book is called "allegiance," and it's set mostly in the supreme court during world

that sounds a little bit like john grisham's novel the pelican brief. all we have learned about the wetlands in the past century and the importance of federal andection of these areas, the efforts of people in both parties to get those protections. it is hard to believe a majority of the supreme court adoptee argument a very conservative activists in this area. after decades of practice and protection of such habitats by federal law a narrow majority of the supreme court decided the clean water act does not allow the army corps of engineers to protect nonnavigable waters from pollution or destruction. these are just a couple of examples at a beauty 160 --isions of the december supreme court voted by a one-vote margin since 1994. the the growing activism, number of important single issues is mounting. the last four years nearly 80 decisions were by one-vote. only 3000 out of decisions. the supreme court so closely divided, the replacement of just one judge could get the balance one way or another. federal agencies regularly arsenic in our water, whether

it sounds a little like john grisham's novel the pelican brief.lways learned about ecosystem in the past century and the importance of federal protection of these areas and the efforts of people inboth parties to get those protections . it's hard to believe a bare majority of the supreme court would adopt the arguments of very conservative activists in this area. but after decades of practice and protection of such habitats by federal law, a narrow majority of the supreme court decided the clean water act did not allow the army corps of engineers to protect nonnavigable wonders from pollution and destruction. these are just a couple of examples out of nearly 160 decisions of the supreme court decided by a one-vote margin. since 1994.in fact, with the supreme court's growing activism, a number of important issues decided by a single vote is mounting. the last four years, nearly 80 decisions were by one vote and that 80 out of only 300 decisions. the supreme court so closely divided, the replacement of just one judge could tip the balance one way or

john currence's place on the square. there's the brilliant author tom franklin and his wife, the poet beth ann fennelly. grisham is a senior writer for espn. fellow writer on the series "treme", chris offutt. novelist ace atkins. poet derek harriell is originally from milwaukee. crime novelist billy boyle from brooklyn. downstairs, currence's restaurant city grocery cranks out many delicious things. the man known as big bad chef, aka "johnny snack", is sending some of those goodies upstairs as there's nothing professional writers like more than free food. usually you put five writers in a room it's a ugly hell broth of envy, hatred. >> writer: we all hate tommy. >> writer 2: no, that goes without saying. >> tom: even me, i hate me the worst of all. >> jack pendarvis: around here anyway, the writers are really supportive of each other. for writers to argue would be like arguing over a piece of dirt. i mean, what are we fighting about? the stakes are so low, why would you be a jerk about it. >> anthony: if mississippi were a country and there were a national hero, uh, dead or alive, by consensus, statewide, who w