Category 3 storm, winds one hundred 25 miles an hour. Those winds will die down as a boost to the north, that water is colder, warm water pool these storms, that is what ultimately lets these storms become more powerful. We expect this to weaken but that will bring a ton of moisture. When you talk about earlier landfall what you are looking at is sunday morning. Winds 80 miles an hour. Thats a landfall in the baja peninsula. Still running into Southern California. More so Sunday Evening into overnight monday. Those initial bands of rain are going to be there you will see a lot of rain, the center of the storm moving in. In this area you are going to see rain much earlier than you initially thought. Sunday evening, the center of circulation moving into Southern California. The leading edge is going to be here and we are looking at a big area with Tropical Storm warning, first time this has ever been issued in Southern California. This is a rare event. We havent seen a Tropical Storm in
state civil right court. attorneys representing the district say that process could take up to two years and puts teachers at risk. if they know the student is struggling, and that struggle arises from transgender status but we are not allowed to tell the parent, it places the school in a compromising position. of something, god forbid, happens to that student, suicide or other self-harm, and we didn t tell the parent, and the parent finds out that we didn t know, that is a horrible situation for the school to begin. reporter: lgbt q outlets have weighed in saying the notification policies need to be blocked because transgender students can be forcefully outed to their families. northeast based lgbtq right-center telling fox this action should be a clear signal to school districts, city and state authorities that safeguarding the rights of transgender, gender
where admitting privileges laws are being considered are on the books. yellow states enacted and passed the laws. the red states have passed the laws, but they ve been temporarily blocked, depending court action. and in the orange states, legislatures are considering adding these states to the books. dr. pacer, what do you make of this wide ranging assault? is. i think it s an attempt to gut the provisions of federal policy. the role that enshrines the right of the woman to make a decision about abortion. and since there s been no success in overturning roe, the goal is to make the pursuit of abortion care practically impossible. so even if it remains legal, all the barriers with the laws, notification policies and the sort, they all sort of stand in the way of blocking women from having abortion. stay right there. this extreme crackdown on reproductive rights extends far