this is robin west at georgetown law center talking about the number of lawyers that there is in a society. >> it is clearly the case that law schools are graduating so -- too many lawyers. graduates. over the last few years, we have graduated somewhere around double the number of law graduates as there are law jobs to be absorbed. this has created a serious crisis of underemployment and unemployment for our recent law graduates, many of which are now competing with lawyers who have been squeezed out of firms and have been unemployed. this is the biggest crisis facing law schools right now. deborah: she is right. we are overproducing, which is ironic because we are under producing the lawyers that we need for poor people and low to moderate income americans. in terms of those who can afford it, we have vastly more lawyers chasing the deep pockets than any one can absorb. law schools need to adjust to that new reality. brian: how much of a decline has there been in people applying or going to law school? deborah: it has been about 12% during this postrecession economy. brian: what is causin

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thank you, robin. >>> time to get a check on the accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist bill evans is outside the studios on the upper west side. good morning, guys. >> good morning, lori, thank you for joining us. it will be a nice start to the day. cool, crisp, down right chilly in the suburbs well north and west where it's into the 40s to start your day. here is a beautiful look at your day and how it's starting out as we look at the camera on the roof up past the palisades parkway and up around the bend, indian point. a day with lots of sun. here is the camera looking to the east with the beautiful sunrise. a great start to the day in which a lot of sunshine will warm us up with a southwest wind. the west wind at 6. it will keep the humidity in check 52%. the pressure is way up there above normal fair weather. we have strong high pressure over the area making it feel like midsummer. fog possible in the mornings. we will look at very warm weather that will continue right on through the week into the weekend. u.v. index 6. a couple of hours you get a sunburn. it is 20 degrees cooler than it is in the five boroughs at 65

robin. >> aditi, thank you. >>> dry in the west. wet across much of the rest of the country. ginger, flooding from pretty much here to texas? >> yes, so much to show you. the firefighters not only struggling through the flames but struggling with the record-breaking heat. it's going to do it again today especially in that sacramento valley. you could break a record at 107, redding, 110. the heat goes up to portland where they could break a record at 96 and heat advisories all the way to san diego. flash flooding and see it from san antonio, these pictures coming in. at least one person killed. one missing at this hour and several injured as they got swept up in the flash flooding. the numbers are pretty impressive, 2 to 5 inches of rain even when you got to the east coast this picture out of connecticut, long island had 4 1/2 inches and now most of that has moved into maine and we move out of here today. i'll have a whole lot coming up with the severe weather in the center of the nation. >> thanks. >>> we turn to the race of the president. now "your voice, your vote" and the

robin. >>> time for a check on your accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist bill evans is outside the studios on the upper west side. >> a nice morning. a light wind. clear skies, low humidities, feels great outside. going to be a great day. outside this morning, a beautiful sunrise, hi, thin cirrus clouds, trumpeter serous, mares tails and jet contrails. 66 degrees. humidity 65% which is dry. a calm wind around and a nice barometer up there at 30.34. high pressure is strong over the area. yesterday's high 84. normal is 75. today warmer. the sun is officially up at 6:37. we are at that now. beautiful sunset coming up at 7:04. might have a little fog tomorrow morning or friday morning. it will be in the valleys, suburbs with the outlying areas. the next shot of rain sunday, maybe monday. it doesn't look that impressive. in a couple of hours you can get a sunburn. ragweed sufferers, have plenty of medication. winds are light and out of the southwest. you get outside the city it's in the 40s. morristown 4. 48 up to monticello. calm to a light wind today. very dry. humidity is in check. high pressure will warm us up today and tomorrow. th

west. the kentucky county clerk who refuses to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples returns to work. abc's t.j. holmes is on the scene. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. and the question this morning is what will kim davis do? we got our answer not too long ago when she stepped out to address reporters. and her decision could land her back in jail. nearly a week after kim davis and her supporters celebrated her release from jail, the controversial county clerk headed back to work this morning with a statement. >> i'm here before you this morning with an impossible choice that i do not wish on any of my fellow americans. my conscious or freedom. >> refusing to authorize rise marriage licenses. >> will not be issued or authorized by me. >> one of her deputy clerks says he will continue to issue them even though davis says they should not be issued in her name. >> they will not have my name, title or authority on it. instead, the license will state they are issued pursuant to a federal court order. >> davis was held in contempt and sent to jail after refusing to issue marriage licenses. >> you should whose authority? >> under god's. >> citing her religi

west that could slow you down. what else is slowing you downright now, alex? >> the alerts are out here in hope, new jersey, it's closed moving into the queens where the jackie robin con sharkway is closed. out to forest park drive, and that's for lingering construction as well. looking at one of hundreds of cameras. the george washington bridge, inbound lower level closed for construction. the lincoln and the holland tunnels are closed for construction. remember do be safe, don't text and drive. >>> mayor de blasio is warning that the pope's visit will snarl traffic and cause delays. >> reporter: the parking ban went into effect around 1:00. you can site signs behind me, and then all the cars and suvs are in violation of the parking ban, and they are at risk of beinged to, and all of this going into effect as the city prepares for the pope's >> i don't think anybody of any importance should be allowed in new york city. >> reporter: many are already dreading the gridlock. >> don't know how they will park or get here. >> reporter: cars banned from parking on central park west to the side streets for the 60s to the 80s. commissioner bratton said it will be their mos