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and finally i settled on a c-span program that featured a debate between a very, known comme commentator and he began to discuss the court. and saying that the current supreme court is very business and both justice thomas and scalia worked for congress. and heard this and i nearly fell off my treadmill because i had no episode of this in my career. and i have only had only two employers, the department of justice and the united states court. never earned an honest living in the private sector. and when i heard this, i thought something is happening, you have partial amnesia, you have forgotten an entire period of your life. and i need to jump off the treadmill and look on wikpedia and see what i see, and what knows what i would have found. the justice in the foreign legion. that was in early 2011. a short time after that, a number of articles began to appear that expressed surprise that most of our cases involving business law and employee law during the current term had gone against business interest and employers. linda greenhouse that covered the court for "the new york times" for ye

people have been sounding off you can also realeave your comms on twitter.n kron 4 lots to get to this morning the dow is down and we come back we will tell you how much and why. down 140 points at this hour. the low clouds are making for a gloomy day around the bay area. more the wet weather when we come back. >> justine: 10:10 a.m. rain through most of the day today throughout the bay area continuing through the evening hours stick around with a bit on one stanley dry up and warm up by thursday, friday, partly cloudy and breezy in the upper 60s almost 70 degrees by the weekend. we will track the forecast right here in kron 4. the dow was down right now almost 140 points it has been a hard daylong the stocks because some of the stats from housing met granmarket plunge. congresss construction fell 10.6% from april to a large down 25% from a year ago. fewer than half the number of homes a year economist show is that how the housing market. after cutting its earnings outlooks hewlett- packard is reason the dow is down right now. they lowered the outlook due to