Reporter yes, marcus. I actually broke the news to many people. The other folks i spoke to really just woke up to the news of the alerts over social media. The Supreme Court ruling is really a landmark decision. The justices said not only is the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ban on job discrimination because of someones sex, the law can also reach a prohibit bias based on an employees sexual orientation. This news is not only welcomed but a long time coming. Thats really great, thats awesome. Its going to be great for a lot of us. Its our likelihood. If i didnt have a job right now then id be on the street right now like a lot of gay people and trans people are. Its pretty messed up. Reporter many here are excited. Many calling it a huge victory for the Lgbtq Community because of it coming from a conservative court. Were live in the court, bay area news. That decision will have a lasting effect on the country. Nbc news will continue to cover this decision. Make sure you watch nightly news w
Both. A dry december does not equal a dry january. Well get some rain around the 10th or the 15th. Theres hints of a pattern change. I hope so. 20s on the temps, 30s, 40s, its the coldest morning so far. Look at that. Up 29 alamo. San ramon, dublin, pleasanton. And 39 el sobrante with ma knoll and martinez pinole and martinez. Freeze warnings out until 7 00 in the morning. North Sonoma County, youll get the cloud decks. The wind instead of being strong out of the north is easterly and variable. So that brings in a lot of the valley cold air. And you can see the clouds. A mostly sunny, nice day. And the cloud cover will filter in. 50s on the temps. 4 31. I would think quieter today, sal, wouldnt you . If not today, its for sure next week. I think its going to be quieter. We can tell by looking at the pictures. Let me just dial it up to the solano commute. We do it all the time just in case. To answer steves question, i think its going to be quieter. 80 westbound looks nice and quiet. We
Magnitude earthquake at 5 53 p. M. In south san jose process. This is in the allen rock neighborhood. The symmes graph here. 4. 4 magnitude earthquake preliminary at this time no reports of any damage yet. But well follow it closely. Well bring you any information as it comes into the newsroom. Not judge us san jose we goat reports in the newsroom people as far as San Francisco have felt this. In the allen rock area with the southEast San Jose on the east side of 680 you can see a map here. Its a 4. 4 magnitude. If you are looking in the newsroom we are getting calls and emails and texts. It has been confirmed and a lot of people around the bay area especially the south bay felt it at 5 53. About nine minutes ago a pap. And people in San Francisco feeling it. We have a reporter on the way of course latest online at nbcbayarea. Com. This wind and fire behavior is. Ive lived here 26 years raised my kids here. Everything gone. Home service destroyed, blocks gone. This is it. What youre le
Perimeter of this neighborhood, just incredible, but in the last hour i can tell you there are some important developments with all the fires raging in Northern California, especially two burning now. Lets look at the biggest fire which they call the tubbs fire that spans actually two counties, both napa and sonoma, crosses the county line, the red part on the map, the active fire. The yellow is the burn zone. At last check it has burned 27,000 acres. Now tonight there is a new Evacuation Order for people in Sonoma County. Let me tell you the areas it includes. The eye da clayton area ida clayton area from highway 128 to the county line as well as the neighborhoods that are in the Bennett Valley golf course. Now this fire, like many of them burning up here, is certainly not dying out and in the past 30 minutes we have watched it ruin more and more homes. One place firefighters are concerned about is the oakmont area of santa rosa where the nuns fire is still threatening home. Again, th
It came over the hill, destroyed first the houses that sit on top of the hill and then the people in this community before they knew it were being overrun by flying embers that were being whipped around by 70 mileperhour winds. Some latest information for you. We have learned that the governor jerry brown, senator feinstein and senator harris are going to tour the burned out zones of at least Sonoma County tomorrow afternoon. Also tonight, we know that more than 9,000 local, state and federal personnel are now spread out across the fireline. That includes many fresh reinforcements coming from across the country that have been deployed in just the past 24 hours. Tonight they could face one of the toughest challenges yet because they are expecting the winds to pick back up. Lets go to a Live Press Conference for the latest information. First with missing persons. Still working missing person reports. Still make on remains collection and searching unfortunately. 1,485 reports of missing p