the former olympic champion on the cover of the new "vanity fair," with a new hairdo, face and identity kaitlin. if over 50, you may remember renae richards born richard raskin fighting the u.s. tennis association to play as a woman, and over 60. jor gen sen was the first american known as to overcoming gender reassignment surgery. >> our notions are so rigid for so long that legal systems, schools, and the medical profession have not always known how to handle someone straining against the boundaries of one gender or another. it's changing. the founder of a service organization serving l.g.b.t., and molly hatcher is the director of youth services. when did you start to think that may be who you were outwardly, legally was not who you were up here? >> for me, the thought started coming about the age of 16. i wasn't fully able to express myself due to living in my father's house, and my father was typically not a very caring man but certain issues in his household - you couldn't be gay or show a sign of femininity because that was a weakness, so i wasn't allowed to become who i wanted to

i have your full forecast plus a fresh new hairdo. i'll get it combed! >> 580 in oakland roadwork causing delays. yellow on the sensors there approaching 35th avenue. also the fog affecting many commutes this morning. i'll highlight where with the "kcbs traffic." >>> 4:31. oceanfront homes teetering on the edge of crumbling at pacifica cliff. at a meeting last night some evacuees lashed out of the city for forcing them out of their homes and now another apartment building is deemed unsafe. the yellow flagged building is on esplanade avenue in pacific. and kpix 5's andria borba was at the town hall meeting. >>> reporter: the roaring waves at the ocean are no match for the roar of people displaced by coastal erosion in the city of pacifica. >> someone needs to pony up some money and resources and come to our aid. >> reporter: a state of emergency was formally declared by the city council because of damage to the pacifica pier, beach boulevard and a stormwater outfall. 20 apartments at 310 esplanade were declared uninhabitable due to the el nino battered bl

complete with the hairdo and >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- danny devito, khloe kardashian, musical guest colin hay, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 399! >> steve: and now, here he is, [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. welcome. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] that's what you want. that's what we're talking about right there. welcome to "the tonight show," [ cheers and applause ] that's what we get. you get that. the best crowd in the world. i'm your host, jimmy fallon. what a show tonight. we have khloe kardashian on the [ cheers ] we also have danny devito on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] which explains this episode's title, "looking up at the kardashians." "it's very nice to meet you." [ laughter ] guys, welcome. of course, let's get to the news here. the big story is that president obama gave his final state of the union address last night. yeah. he started by saying he would give a shorter speech, and maybe

news has become. how profit-driven it's become. but most of all we want to do make people laugh and we were poking fun at the perfect hairdos of the s and but, yeah, you know, it's definite definitely a comedy with a jab at the for profit. >> shallow news people. but i'm telling you, you should have had had me do a cameo. i know will ferrell is a big factor fan. he texts me all the time. bill, you are right on. i love the talking points. i love the tip of the day. next time you make anchorman 3, i expect to be on that set. because, mr. mckay, if you want shallow, here i am. [ laughter ] all right? i'm the sholls. >> god bless you, sir. >> okay. >> we appreciate it. and you will be called next time. >> thank you. >> we wish you best at the academy awards. sit next to a bear, mr. mckay at the awards. you have a much better chance. [ laughter ] >> adam mckay, everybody. >> thanks for your support of the movie, bill. we appreciate it. >> sure. when we come why the lack, senator marco rubio and glenn beck moments away. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to c

hairdo. david bowie, 1972, and this was his game changing alter ego, ziggy stardust. ♪ >> i'm only using rock 'n roll as a medium. i wanted to be the instigator of newi wanted to turn people on to new things and new perspectives. i always wanted to be that catalystic kind of thing. >> ♪ ground control to major tom ♪ >> born david jones and brought up in suburban london, he refashioned himself as david bowie and in 1969 presented his strange world full of alienation and sexual ambiguity. the older generation was amused. the rockers dismissed him. teenagers in bedrooms were transfixed. at last, he was somebody who understood them. >> ♪ is there life on mars >> he would try things. people laughed about his cross-dressing effect. he did it because he wanted to know what he was like. i had so much admiration for him. he also had that clever thing of creating a persona on stage, which was fantastic, because when he had had enough of that person, he could bring another one on board. will: he made plain his artistic modus operandi with "changes." turn and face the strange, he sang. just going to have to be a different man. >> it's like looking at an actor's