FORECAST COMING UP IN 10 MINUTES. BACK TO YOU. BRANDI: LAWMAKERS ARE SCRAMBLING AT THE CAPITAL TO GET LEGISLATION ON THE Z. >> THESE ARE THE SAME FARMWORKERS THAT MARCH TO THE CAPITAL. YOU CAN SEE HERE THEY HAVE GOT A TABLE SET UP WITH CANDLES AND PAINTINGS AND WORKERS KEEPING THIS AROUND-THE-CLOCK VIGIL. THEY SAY THEY WILL BE HERE UNTIL THE GOVERNOR SIGNS THE BILL THAT WILL GIVE FARMERS FLEXIBILITY WITH VOTING. GOVERNOR NEWSOM’S OFFICE INDICATED VER THE WEEKEND THAT HE WAS INTERESTED IN WORKING WITH THE FARMWORKERS ON A SOLUTION THAT SAID HE COULDN’T WORK WITH THE BILL THE WAY IT WAS AT THAT MOMENT. THE GOVERNOR HAD CONCERNS WITH AND I TESTED MAIL AND I TESTED MAIL IN ELECTION PROCESS THAT HE SAID LEFT CRITICAL PROVISIONS. THE LEGISLATURE DID CLEAR THE BILL LAST NIGHT AND IT IS ON THE GOVERNOR’S DESK AWAITING A SIGNATURE. SUPPORTERS WALKED SOME 300 MILES TO THE CAPITAL SAY THEY WILL BE HERE UNTIL IT IS SIGNED. >> WE ARE HERE TO SUPPORT THEIR RIGHT WHICH WOULD GIVE THEM REPRESENTATION IN AN ELECTION THAT IS FAIR. HAVING DIFFERENT WAYS TO ACCESS THAT. >> SENATE REPUBLICANS SENT A LETTER TO THE GOVERNOR ARGUING THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH CURRENT SYSTEM OF UNION ELECTIONS. THEY ARGUED THE PROPOSED SYSTEM WHERE A UNION REPRESENTATIVE CAN HELP A WORKER FILL OUT A CARD COULD BE FRAUGHT WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRICKERY AND INTIMIDATION. FARM WORKERS SAID THEY WOULD REMAIN OUT