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Those to notice how they collect appearance a lot of county where although the reporting com out of fairfield now you can see the winds that are up there from the color is a shun thats going to be the case through the next about 48 hours or so and Solano County particularly temperatures for us now were in the midfifties lining up the east bay shoreline 58 for oakland, 59 conquered and the aac up to 6454 for livermore and up to the north bay. We had a hodgepodge of 50s 56 also for san jose, a touch cooler it is around the immediate they although inland notice, how it really increases thats due ...

This period. Its a very short window but still looking out with that red flag warning temperatures were in the upper 50s and portions of the east bay shoreline in even inland too, but 64 oakland, got 64 nap with some 50s up there the north bay 59 for san jose but again back to this red flag warning officially you can see in Solano County and it will be with us until thursday about 1 oclock but still will be backing off of a dry atmosphere which will show you later on 79 what 11 oclock it too. Word 87 some locations may scratch up there into the lower 90s today but more of them expected tomorro...

Weeks after the death of george floyd lawmakers across the country at all levels of government have announced legislation to address the issue of police reform. Today californias attorney general revealed his plans to tackle Police Brutality across the state. Our Capitol Bureau reporter Ashley Zavala shows us his proposals. Shes ever before. Got to be in California Attorney general have ems said on monday announced his proposals for Police Departments across the state among them a proposal to decertify Police Officers for serious misconduct. System the state does not have says what that looks ...

Rights. The u. S. Supreme court ruled today that a landmark civil rights law protects and transgender people from discrimination in employment. The court decided by a 63 vote that a key provision of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 known as title 7 that bars job discrimination because of one also applies to orientation or gender identity with more we go now to kron fours justine waltman shes live in our newsroom with details just team. Well this outcome is expected to have a big impact for the over 8 million lgbtq workers across the country and i want you to think about this way until todays rulin...

States Supreme Court ruled that the 1964 Civil Rights Act protecting americans from workplace, discrimination also extends to those who are part of the Lgbtq Community this ruling is expected to have a major impact for an estimated 8. 1 million workers in the u. S. Thats because most states do not have protections for lgbtq people from the workplace discrimination. The ruling is considered a defeat for the Trump Administration for more on the ruling we talked with Shannon Minter legal director with the National Center for rights. Unfortunately, i the current president has done a lot to try to ...