i don't know why women would like her just because she dresses like a lesbian lion tailor. >> larry:that's what the script says. >> larry: i believe it. >> you're allowed to bring notes -- >> up your, you got a different set of rules. keep breathing, keep breathing. >> larry: i just never heard those words put together. >> a lesbian lion tamer. >> larry: do you think if hillary wins the nomination young women will rally around her. >> i think young women who doesn't want trump to be president [bleep] >> if trump gets the nomination the whole thing will be like all hands on deck, do you know what i mean. i just feel like when you start digging up graves and young people vote because that guy can't be president it's not okay, it's not okay. >> okay. i think hillary can get te=umanywhere as long as she tes them from bill clinton's phone. >> i was watching bill clinton earlier, it looks like he's using -- i don't know if he's texting anybody anywhere. he looks tired, sounds like a lumber jack. >> i think he's having a game. >> any time you put on the full lumber jack you're kind of done.

no, he was the best lesbian relationship of my life. we need to own the sexual choices we make. like this couple at a buffalo bills game. i love this. there is no shame here. i'm jealous of the story this girl has. she got to tell her friends, "hey, remember that bills game? derek had his finger in my ass the whole time." and they're like, "for real? bitch, he shared my popcorn!" but the point is you should make the world your buffalo bills game, 'cause life is short and sex is fun, so get out there and take some chances. if you want to be weird, be weird. because you don't want your dying words to be, "i should've

she bought the shirt in good humor. >> i thought, leverybody knows i'm a lesbian! so i didn't think it was going to offend anybody. >> reporter: the district told her the shirt was a direct violation of the dress code policy. tuesday night the school board changed its position and updated its dress code policy. >> it's important for students to know that they will continue to be supported in their right to freedom of expression. >> it made me very proud to be a student of the manteca high school district knowing that they are slowly becoming more open-minded. >>> just when you thought el niÑo season was a bust, the reason has returned! the national weather service explained that february dryness is normal for a strong el niÑo. and more rain is expected especially in march. >> and then as we head into early march, it looks like the storm tracks storm of go back to a more common el niÑo pattern can an improved chance of storm systems to move into more of california. that's gonna help us improve the snowpack. >> officials say as wet as it's been, most of the precipita

gays and lesbians can go to jail for same-sex sexual activity. and during this time, courts do not interfere. you have the tyranny of the majority. if cases are litigated, you get decision for korematsu. how did things change echoed not through the courts. not initially. this is something that theodore roosevelt sought. if the majority of the american people were in fact tearing us of minority, democracy had no good or self-controlled and empire, then, indeed, no written words which our forefathers put into the constitution could stay that tyranny. so, it is not the courts, and it is not actually the constitution. what happens is that a social movement arises to challenge the discrimination. to say, this is not reasonable. this is not justified. this is oppressive. is that social movement succeeds, which is to say, if the american people change their minds, then, eventually, the supreme court steps in and says, this discrimination is unconstitutional. no one can do it anymore. not even in states were a majority still thinks it is ok. and what it

we have great interviews, touching on two cases of discriminaon that impact the lesbian community.have interviews with ellen page and julianne moore about their new film, "freeheld". and we also have a new interview with terry mutchler, who is a former ap bureau chief who had a secret relationship with a state senator in the early '90s. so, yeah, we have a great show. before we get into the show, though, i think that it's really important for us to go back and address the pope's visit. pope francis, that is. he had such a great impact on, not just lgbt catholics, but i think,

for civil rights, women's rights , gays and lesbians, too.he court is not leading those movements. the court follows. so what does that mean? it means that the values that the supreme court enforces are ultimately the values of the american people. it means the judges cannot be better than the people, and it means that you cannot rely on judges. liberty lives in the hearts of the people. if it dies there, no court can save it. so too, for fairness. so too, for justice. all, for empathy. empathy is what makes us able to make the distinction between reasonable laws and oppressive ones. empathy is what lets us understand the costs we inflict on people who are different from us. people who might seem scary. or dangerous. so, the true heroes of these equality movements are not judges. they are first, the social and numerous spoke out and second, we the people. who heard them. that is to say, we are the heroes, or the villains. as the american story. that is really what the novel is about. it is an attempt to tell you a chapter of that story, to sh

only one far ahead -- in the 1800s, they were the first ordained african-americans, women and gay lesbians. the issue of gay marriage was not an issue for them. we're still struggling with that. and of course more conservative denominations have rejected altogether. when it is legal, it seems to open the door for a lot of people and a lot of joy came as a result. >> that is on my list as well from a different standpoint because following that, there was tim davis he was a clerk in kentucky. she had to register the marriages. and she said, i'm not going to do that because that valid -- violates my freedom of religion and conscience that a marriage as only between a man and a woman. this went immediately to the supreme court. and it got there very quickly because the judge in the local town said, that is very well that you are going to jail. and the supreme court with one sentence said, no, that is it. you have to enforce the law. and the law trumps your religious liberty. and now she has a deal to reach a compromise -- so the associate signs the thing -- so this goes back to a larger story

time-traveling lesbians. we're not lesbians. i am. what is this? what just let out? a sale at the burlington coat factory? they're sherlock holmes super-fans coming from a convention, which means there are a lot of cats home alone right now. well, i'd say the only mystery is who here gets laid the least. hello. cracked it, watson.

and the reclaiming of wholeness for any one of us is to understand that you can't be a lesbian one day and a mom the next and latina the next or whatever all the parts are of our whole self, and so when we talk in the book about reclaiming wholeness, it is about seeing the interconnectedness of our lives and the joy of seeing this book come to fruition is it's not just a book, certainly, and it's an inspiration. it's something that anytime a staff member of ours or volunteer is having a hard day, i'm going to hand them a copy of it and say, flip to any page. flip to any page. and just read what is on it. because the book itself is about wholeness. it's about the insist steps that we are humans, we cannot be divided up, that we will come together to work for social change, and it is such a joy that you and others around the country will be a part of this. there's something at the very end of the book, mention of vincent harding, who i have had the honor to know in my life. he has passed now, but he talked about the river of struggle, and what i love about the inclusion of the river of s

. >> i'm a lesbian. we've had some great progress with the gay and lesbian community through politics and all sorts of judicial actions and election actions over the past 20 years. when president trump is in office, can we look for more forward motion on equality for gays and lesbians? >> well, you can. that's your thing and other people have their thing. we have to bring people together stop. what's he's mean about forward motion? it's not about tolerance anymore. it's about mandatory celebration. it's about forcing people to bake cakes and photograph gay weddings, forcing clergy to officiate, it's about transgender bathrooms in your child school, it's about tearing down our judeo christian values, it's about tearing down our america. ted cruz for president now, before it's too late. >> a little taste of the south carolina republican primary. that going out right before the vote. obviously it didn't hurt donald trump too much. >> donald trump ran up huge numbers on ted cruz in new hampshire and now in s

police say the teen got away on her refusing to serve gays and lesbians one bill would allow businesses that oppose same sex marriage to do just that what lawmakers are saying about this measure next and try out a pair of pants some alcohol in a tennessee man behind bars. i'm pretty sure you're coming back and i'm really cold so cold i actually went to look up the records as we head into the weekend and on the traffic network of monitoring a few crashes as you see behind me and several backups across hampton roads your two largest delays are on i sixty four saw the first camera in norfolk a seven and a half mile back up sixty four westbound from five sixty for all the way up to the hr bt and our second camera a three and a half mile fall in jail on sixty four westbound the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie bat

it depends on the judge. >> how does that move us towar equality for gays and leez lesbians? >> we're going too d whatever we have to do. i'll put the absolute best judges in position. we're going to see what their views are. i will make the determination that time. >> what doou say to gays and lesbians that s say overturning that d decision is not unifieing the country? >> i understand that. it's aong way off. >> what is happening here in new hampshire? >> it's going well. we're doing well. >> better than iowa? >> i came in first or second, depending on how you want to count the carson vote. i came in first or second out of originally 17 people. >> well, i'll tell you what,, the you add up the thousands of votes added on to cruz, you'll see what happens. think i might have come in better than second. but it doesn't matter. i think second was a very good finish. rubio came in thir everybody said what a great job he did. i came inn second, they said, oh he had a bad performance. i said, why is that bad? i came in second, he came this third. he was good and i wasn't. >> marco r

do you find islam oppressive to women, to gays and lesbians and to religious minorities in predominantlylim countries, many of them? >> if any time islam was used for oppression and injus sis, that is not islam. >> can you name the countries? i can. >> not justice, it is not islam. >> this is double speak. >> how about iran? >> how about iran? >> you seem to be selectively -- >> if iran, if iran exercise injustice, i criticize iran, as well. i am for -- i am for justice. >> if, if, if, if but, but, but, but. caveat. >> principle, principle. >> no principle. >> any time you go -- >> do you think women should be at the back of the mosque. >> answer that question. >> of course has right. of course. >> do you think women should be at the back of the mosque like this mosque you went to to insult americans? >> women are part of the -- even chairing our board meeting. >> we have to go. >> what are you talking about? >> thank you for being with us. >> held accountable. >>> next right here. >> we going to south dakota and oregon and washington and michigan! and then we're going to washington, d.c

office, can we look for more forward motion on equality for gays and lesbians? >> you can. we're going to bring people together. that's your thing. other people have their thing. we have to bring all people together. if we don't, we're not going to have a country anymore. >> just last sunday, you said you would consider appointing justices --- >> we're talking about bringing people together. i would appoint justice, which would take a long time. >> but you want them to overturn the supreme court decision. >> i would appoint them and see how they vote. >> how does that move us to equality? >> we'll find out. a lot of people want to see that. more important than anything else to me, this country is so divided right now, as per her question, this country is so totally divided.. it's probably almost neverer been as divided. we have to bring it together. >> a majority of americans support the idea of gay marriage. >> it's been determined. we will see what happens. they have to be great judges. conservative judges who are going to see how they stand depending on their views. that

we'll see what happens. equality for gays and lesbians? >> well, i think what will happen. and look, george. very simple. we're going to bring our country together. we're going the unify our country. we're going to do whatever we have to do. i'll put the absolute best judges in position. we're going to see what their views are. i will make the determination add that time. >> what do you say to gays and lesbians that say overturning that decision is not unifying the country? >> i understand that. it's a long way off. >> what is happening here in new hampshire? >> it's going well. we're doing well. our ground forces are good. i had a good debate last night. >> better than iowa? >> i came in first or second, depending on how you want to count the carson vote. i came in first or second out of originally 17 people. >> you came in second. >> well, i'll tell you what. if you add up the thousands of votes that were added on to i think i might have come in better than second. but it doesn't matter. i think second was a very good finish. rubio came in third. everybody said what a gre

i mean, you know, black studies, women's studies, gay and lesbian, everything came out of the movementme into academia from the movement. those courses weren't there before, and we need to keep that connection. >> i agree with that. >> you wanted to comment on that? >> no. i mean, your last comment i very much agree, especially with a lot of programs getting underfunded or faculties being pushed in several different directions, that it's important that the politics of how those departments started still be at the negotiation i agree with that. >> -- at the fore, i agree with that. >> when you have your introductory courses, i would certainly hope, i mean, how did we get here, right? that should be at the beginning of those conversations. the history is important, and the development is important, and it's intimately tied to what people theorize about and the research that people produce. >> very much so. >> okay. so this is for both of you. can you talk more about the relationship between activist and politician? what canq politicians learn from activist methods? specifically, iç am t

they may be conservative initiatives, but in the end, gays and lesbians get marriage and an infidel getsthe white house and every case those who declare war on jefferson or catholics or mormons or the 20s with the abomination of the 60s go down to defeat. .. >> >> ron with a a. >> where it seemed to be revitalized. to leave underscore the conviction to stiffen that result to fight that do any. i see in american history of the cycle begins on the right of the cultural change they are experiencing during the election of 1800 federalist to fall into revolution style chaos the protestants were anxious about the way and the grimms were remaking their society. with the breakdown of family values the promise of prohibition and repeal is about alcohol but activated of the anxiety of the confusion of modern life. and they give voice to their anxieties with the demise played them pilaus they're experiencing and threatening the health and welfare of the nation's at all why i am telling you all this because then what is left to the book lacks? [laughter] i should leave a cliff hanger. [laughter] >>

bathrooms, but in how businesses treat gay, lesbian and transgender customers. supporters say the change recognizes the importance of gender-identity... but opponents, including governor pat mccrory, say it flies in the face of tradition and decency. 3 2113 "if you have the anatomy men's restroom or locker room." 2118 0632 "hopefully what we'll see is more cities saying what charlotte did do is something we should be doing in our city." 0637 1030 "if they were like, just actually dressed like a man and came into the woman's restroom, that would be a little weird." 10360053 "they present as a woman but they are a male, what do we care, it's who they are inside that matters." 0100 news 13 also talked with asheville mayor esther mannheimer. she says no one has approached the city council with this type of gender-identity issue. but that if and when it happens, it will be given serious consideration. 3 3 3 now to an update... on the canine distemper outbreak in henderson county. deputies say since the start of this year, they have euthanized nearly 30 animals, like

different marriage licenses, but some are opposed to that idea because they say it's treating gay and lesbian couples differently. developing out of oregon this morning... the four remaining refuge are promising to surrender. . overnight, the f- negotiating an end to the standoff that started weeks ago. cliven bundy, one of the group's leaders was taken wednesday night after flying into portland international airport. as we get closer to the summer olympics in brazil...there's growing concern that zika could spread even more. brazil has been at the center of the outbreak. and with so many americans traveling to rio to see and participate in the games...some worry the virus could quickly spread once they come back home. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at tampa international airport. emerald, the us olympic committee already has a plan to protect americans. - yeah, they're going to be hiring two infectious disease specialists. - and they'll be around to help advise olympians who are going to be packing up and heading on flights to brazil this summer. - we just learned that the ceo of the

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it would protect lesbian and gay and transgender people. people identifying as lgbt could have the freedom to choose what bathroom they wanted to use. >> i' m concerned that a transgender can go into the bathroom with her because he claims he is now a woman. the hearing went on for a few hours. jim: and orlando teenager accused of deliberately running over a deputy appeared in court i just a ordered jancarlos ortiz to remain in juvenile jail. he is accused of running down deputy marcy pearce when she tried to arrest him on burglary charges. the victim was in court today along with other fellow deputies. reporter: the many -- marion county teen amber wright was accused of killing seath jackson in two thousand 11. she previously been sentenced to life by the sentence was thrown out and the case retry because she was not properly read homer maranda rights -- her miranda rights. angela: the student reported to a resource officer that a 16-year-old was in charge of a weapon. orange county deputies say a double homicide from two years ago. jonath

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. >> the world lesbian is never used in the film. they didn't have that language. we relished the times we could come together. george: return to the world of mad max 36 years later, redefining it for a new all of a sudden with a new bag of tricks. >> to be able to do it again with all these new tools is quite different. it was very exciting. it's cool that we're here. george: who do you think redefined acting this year? join the conversation on social media using the hashtag red carpet redefined. now we check in with albert lawrence, who's been backstage. albert: we have -- we are backstage of the dolby theatre in the green radio. this is the space where presenters and performers get to come in and hang out while the main show is going on. this is classic hollywood. in addition to the luxury within the room, it's also supposed to make you feel peaceful, at home, and when the show starts this television right here is going to show us everything that's happening inside the main theaters so in the may not, let's tee -- see what's the guests are starting to arrive rig

. >>> kentucky state senate will approve a bill, allow churches to refuse services to gays and lesbians and transgender clients in the name of protecting religious beliefs. the bill is the latest efforts by lawmakers in some states to push back in the u.s. supreme court ruling last summer, that effectively legalized same-sex marriage. it comes as the irving county human rights commission, ordered a christian t-shirt company to to print shirts for a gay pride festival. >> and local 12, joe webb has a bird's-eye view literally of the team that gets man's and beast out of the toughest jams. >>> northern kentucky convention center is probably the safest place to be in the region. the walls are collapsing and water is rising around you. northern kentucky rescue team has the tools, manpower and know how to get you to safety. >> it's really an advanced mutual aid between several firefighters in northern kentucky. provides specialized rescue resources. rescue that's above and beyond standard firefighting practice. >> like saving a busload of county students, surrounded by water. rescuing a hors

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spent i didn't put this in my book but you did if someone would ask you guys were lesbians. >> all, yes. especially because we were trying to go where other speakers weren't so, therefore, we would end up in the south on small campuses in small towns and so on. the idea that a white woman and a black woman were speaking together was like, seemed bizarre to some people, not all people by any means but some. so if it was a guy in the back of the room as there was occasionally it would say something like, are you lesbians aren't she would say, are you my alternative? [laughter] and it was so the perfect answer because, i mean, we didn't want to say we worked because we felt if we said we weren't we were betraying all our friends. it got a laugh and it was perfect. is that not a perfect answer? >> any others? actually were going to go ahead and begin wrapping up. [inaudible] >> after your one quick question. [inaudible] >> anrepeated the question. >> if i understand you correctly you are saying they talk about the importance of family to both flo and glory and what happens when you're in a

>> cheers to -- >> to lesbians. >> to lesbians. [ laughter ] >> in a fight between lady gaga and lady antebellum who do you think will win? >> lady gaga. no question. she'd kick everybody's ass. >> you've got your money on lady gaga. how much money? i think lady antebellum. how much money you got? >> i'll put a 20 on it. >> wow. he will make a great santa claus for my kids' school. [ laughter ] >> everything good? >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> what the hell are you wearing? >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> i don't speak spanish. [ laughter ] >> winona judd. >> who? >> wynonna judd. >> sure. send her. rihanna send them over here too. >> what the heck? >> how are you? what are you wearing? >> bedazzle. >> bedazzle. >> bedazzle. i love the way you say that. >> bedazzle? >> yeah. rhinestones. >> i like your hair. >> you've been drinking. >> me? >> yeah. >> oh. only a little bit. what are you doing tonight? >> do you even know who i am? >> yeah. no. i'm drunk. >> hi. charlie puth, how are you doing? >> i know you. >> do you want a peanut butter and jelly in a can? >> what? >> a peanut butter jell

- point-5 percent were female... 71- point-7 percent were white... 12- point-2 percent were black lesbian, or bisexual characters. it also says that women and minorities were under- represented as directors, writers, and show creators in the industry. coming up on channel 2 news this morning... the republican caucuses are this morning... the republican caucuses are today and candidates pulled out all of the stops to gain your vote...what the g-o-p had to say to nevada voters and more...after the break. "this is channel 2 news, and it took 3 different agencies... and a raven helicopter... to finally end the ordeal outside the grand sierra resort. presidential hopefuls are touring nevada today... to secure last minute votes ahead of today's republican caucuses. planned today. and to answer any questions you might have about today's republican caucuses... ky sisson is live in the studio to talk about resources you can use... to help you stay prepared and informed. these stories top your news right now at 5:00 a-m. today is tuesday, february 23, 20-16. good morning, i'm john potter. and i'm a

. >> reporter: to this: >> i support marriage for lesbian and gay couples. >> it's okay for people to evolve or flatly rejected previous position may have on a policy prescription either because of new facts or because they've actually change their minds. >> reporter: but voters may question the other reason for a change of heart. >> are you changing your position for convenience or partisan, political purposes? >> reporter: on both lying and flip-flopping, there is one inherent truth in this mobile age. everything a candidate now says is on record. that record can be played time and time again for weeks and even years to come. kristine frazao reporting. >>> coming up, three major automakers being named the most dependable. we will rank the top for the >>> doctors are encouraging patients to learn more about saving their dna. we will have more on how you can use your genetic information to prevent, diagnose and treat certain diseases. castillo and siouxland's chief 3 if you've ever been concerned that you're pre-disposed to certain diseases because of your genes, you aren't alone. cur