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barack cover story for which he decided to appear shirtless this man's man it was the perfect storm and what is amazing about michael it was so calculated he wanted to jump start the conversation about gay issues and people and he did the tests they all took notice when he decided to be shirtless on the cover of a gay man magazine to talk about same-sex marriage and his gay brother in 2011 that was an important turning point in our movement. >>host: one of your chapters is on revision?an why? >> religion has as strong grip in the united statess sincerely twentieth century. it was very intentional. and the rule of religion and team chaplain is a very powerful part of american sports at the high-school level and in the professional ranks. and unfortunately a lot of churches have a problem withth gay people. if you have a constant reinforcement of the christian doctrine that is painful so it is important to talk about gay people in religion inside of sports because of the stranglehold that religion has on so many corners. and it is the most important thing in their lives. >> but at the sam

when i first michael, he is just a ladies man, he is a man's man. he's the man. right?ou do not get any greater of a persona than michael irvin has. he is a masculine man and as i got to know michael, we just had a mutual acquaintance and i started doing his radio show. michael opened up and he had a gay brother. and he was raised in the southern baptist household and viewed people were christian, not opposed to same-sex marriage and this was in 2011. michael agreed to do a cover story for out magazine which is a gay men's magazine in the united states. agreed to do a cover story for which he decided to appear shirtless on the cover of the gay men's magazine. this man's man appearing, it was just an incredible, it was a perfect storm and what was amazing about michael is it was so calculated by hand. he wanted to jumpstart conversation in the nfl about gay people and gay issues and he did the cause more and sat and the current warners of the world, they all took notice when michael irvin decided to be sure wason the cover of the gay men's magazine, talk about his gay br

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man. >>> man. >>> man.his is crazy right here. >> when we visited california state prison corcoran for "extended stay," we came upon clarence lee as he was moving into a new cell with an old friend from the neighborhood. a place he might never see again. lee was a veteran of the crips street gang and is serving a life sentence for murder. the majority of inmates in prison belong to gangs. >> welcome into our little casa. >> lee's old friend reginald maiden who preferred to be called terry was in a distinct minority. >> go to school together. help each other with schoolwork. go to chow together. i have no problem sitting with terry. i have no problem doing whatever with terry because i look at him as a human. i understand all of the things he went through. to others it seems like we're more than homeys because they don't understand how long i've known terry. >> terry was a very overt transgender inmate. then we meet clarence who comes off as this very strong, straight-looking guy. and because terry was const

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he's also been condemned as a man-man dictatord who imprisoned or killed any political opponents and also as someone who inspired the cubanca missile crisis in 1962 bringing the world to the brink of enucleation already war.leat he leaves behind his power rawle castro 85 years old. than his older brother. he also said he would stay in power another two years.year we could still see another generationation al shift in the next two years. under the obama administration we've seen a reel warming, a normalization of those relations. the us embassy closed down for 50wn years, reopened under president obama but alreadyut president elect trump. he took to twitter quoting he would terminate the deal withl i the cuba unless he could make a better deal forth cuban peopleap and forth united states. > in miami, fox news. > back here at home to thethe district where a major milestone took place in northwest today. it's the 100 anniversary of firehouse engine company 28. in cleveland park residentsiden showed up to thank the first responders for their hard work. fox5's alexandra limon was there an

. >> oh, man. man. ugh!oh, man. >> be cool, man. >> all right. >> while jones spends his final moments in prison, just outside the walls, his older brother, casey, and casey's family arrive to pick him up. >> me and my brother are pretty close. i'm just glad i get to pick him up, not have to leave him here. i've been up here like eight different times and had to leave him here. it was hard. >> have a good one. >> appreciate it. >> good luck. stay out. here. >> you know it. >> good luck, man. >> it feels different. i guess there's nothing like walking out of prison, i guess. >> all right. >> being in jail's not real cool. i don't like it. >> in there. >> what's your name? >> jones. >> here's clothes. >> thank you. >> get your property and we'll escort you out of here. >> releasing from gate 2. >> let's go. >> be right with you, ma'am. >> come on, billy, run to me. >> don't come back. i don't want to see you anymore. >> no, i ain't coming back. >> nice to see you. a little bit normal? let me do the honors. >>

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. >> i think being perceived as a man man is crucial to the art of the deal.ump, obviously, operates like that. harris: so something that you said, though, hit me. resonated with me, actually, and i wonder if the american people wouldn't like it, and that's the fact that you really can't put mr. trump in a category because of his choices. >> yeah. harris: that makes him an outsider. meghan: i loved the taiwan call, as we talked about on the show with the taiwanese president, and i love that donald trump is shaking things up because i don't think we should be beholden to the geopolitical bullying of china for a long time. that being said, this guy, peter navarro, this could have real ramifications for our trade deals -- gillian: that's right. meghan: buying a tv could exponentially rise in cost, just evidence things. so i have a -- everyday things. i have a lot of questions, and i think the american public -- harris: so here's the overarching question: are you willing to take a risk on something fresh and few that you can't necessarily categorize to and see how

a lot of talk recently about whether or not this is trump's take on richard nixon's quote unquote man manheory of diplomacy, sort of the idea that a democratic leader, a popularly elected leader must appear to be a little unstable when dealing with auto cats and dictators. and you know there's been a lot of talk about that. and if you assume that, then there's calculation behind it. there's reasoning behind it. but this doesn't seem to have those pieces. you know, as you mentioned, this does not always come in consultation with his advisers. it seems to be a little breakneck. i mean, we just talked about a reescalation of nuclear arms dealing. which is stunning. i remember there was talk about when he had an off-hand comment about whether japan should arm itself with nuclears and that was stunning on the campaign trail. and now he sends out a tweet and we're talking about whether we need to reescalate this. >> we should remind our viewers if they were not watching new-day yesterday, sean spicer, the incoming press secretary said that we should take those tweets literally. if they're comin

. >>> a mod des stow man man pled guilty to a high end wine theft. he pleaded guilty to transported the wine back in 2014. two other businesses were also targeted. the stolen wine was worth nearly $900,000. prosecutors say he and another suspect arranged to ship some to north carolina where it was later discovered. the other suspect had not yet entered a plea. >>> a followup on a story you may remember from this past fall. two contra costa county firefighters accused of picking a fight with responding police officers are facing more charges. it all happened back in october outside the walnut creek marriott during the firefighters ball going on there. when officers arrived, police say the firefighters identified as andrew desmond an lontavius johnson were belligerent and drunk along with their dates. when they refused to leave, a fight broke out with the police officers. they're facing battery and assault charges along with the original charges related to intoxication. >>> san jose firefighters and police officers have been overpaid by nearly $1 milli

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i am ramy inocencio. 7:00 int is just after mourning, i am he's on man. -- man.ots to look out for this week after the fed as well as the boe . we are focusing on the boj with the two-day policy starting today. following this political storm over the weekend with the china seizure of a u.s. naval drone. ramy: we saw that lock on effect in on u.s. markets, all falling on friday. the dow pulling away from the 20,000 mark. gold also breaking three days of 0.6%.to rise higher there is skepticism over the truck rally if it is something -- trump rally is something you can buy into further. yvonne: and with the markets in wall street hit by geopolitical tensions, let us see how things are kicking off in the asia-pacific. it could be a rough start to the we do see right now. -- the political background we do see right now. there is a building permit for october, but the kiwi is holding ato three rough sessions 69.67. australia, we are expecting a midyear budget update, the so called me info. would this trigger a down a break for the triple-a credit rating? that is a big

>> you know, he's a man's man first and foremost. know, you can't pretty much put him to the side and expect anything less than a good fight with donald trump first and foremost. he proved that in the election. i think my thinking with donald trump is give him a chance. see how he does. neil: you say you learned a lot from watching life and understanding people, looking them in the eye as you did with donald trump. and it might be a great value in that given the fact so many of the experts got so much wrong. where do you think they goofed? >> you know, in a lot of places. you know donald trump actually talked about the 30,000 e-mails and stuff like that it's true. it's almost like kennedy's brain coming up missing, that should not happen. people talked about the access hollywood video. can you imagine that's everyday life, stuff people actually go out there and do. so i think --. neil: when that came out, booker, i'm sorry, when that came out they thought he was finished, trump was finished. >> they did. but actually, you know the av

what about the young man man here with a red tie from london. >> thank you mr. speaker. i represent the london row. the issue for voting at 16 has affected you for a very long time. it's time to take the issue up again. the main argument against voting at 16 is simply outdated saying that we are not old enough or mature to vote is simply stereotype. for example of mr. speaker -- we simply defy that statement. 16 were practically allowed to restrain from our voices being heard. .. >> >> most of us here are between ages of teeeleven and 18. sixteen tercentenary 18 that we should be able to vote right now we should be able to stand appeared to appear to stand together yes our future depends on that because we are the future we are fantastic and powerful and amazing we are from the united kingdom we are the best fit if we vote together and stand together we can vote at the age of 1617 think you scotland thank you so much left laugh for your referendum at the moment to help them. [laughter] so let's help ourselves because we are mitscher to show that we are adjourned responsi

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. >> he's a very understanding man. man. very nice. all right. matt, tamron. >> all >> thank you. oscar winner, kevin costner, stars in the new movie, of three women that change the cour kevin plays the leader of the group who soon realizes he needs the help of a woman named kathryn johnson to get his men into space. >> does she handle analytic geometry. >> yes, and she speaks. >> yes, sir, i do. >> which one? >> both. geometry is speaking. algorithm, yes, sir, i prefer it over eukridian coordinator. >> kevin costner is with us. good morning. good to see you. every time i look at a project you selected, i think, he has such a core as it relates to purpose and meaning. that theme means something, you don't just sign off. please tell me i'm right as you're reading this script. >> movies can be a lot of know, international movie you kill some people. there are chances to make movies that kind of stay with you the rest of your life. as i've gone through my life there are movies done at their very best become about moments you never ever forget. i look for that. they've got to stand fo

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. >> man. >> man >> a lot cozier than verizonthav center. >> um-hmm. >> but guess you is it ill havethis year. >> meanwhile in the world ofle f weather we all win because we'll be in the mid 60s with afternooo sunshine. let's get to it. 56 now at reagan national. hasn't budged in air. budged in that's a very warm start. srt our average daytime high mid 4 40s. 10-degree bonus early.early dulles, bwi marshall have had showers overnight overn lingering on the east side of s the beltway route 50 towards annapolis getting light shower s activity.activi howard county up towards towar columbia and clarksville a few f showers and we'll keep a showero in the forecast forwe another hr or two.wo then things should wind down ouo frontal system gets east of usfs and we'll gradually clear it out as mentioned this is cold fronto but the cooler air is reallyea lagging north and west so we'll' get an afternoon warmup with daytime highs surging aboutbo 20 degrees above normal. 67 degrees this afternoon.ftno open the windows for a time a tm perhaps.perhaps. >> um-hmm. >> and it will turn cooler coor to

man man, they were wrong.isten to this from last night. >> barack obama has been a complete disaster. he knows darn well the community told him that. and when people told him isis was going to be a problem, he fired him. the ones that didn't speak up are the ones he didn't get rid of. so when he says he didn't hear about this from the intelligence community, i know that's ma already a key. general flynn told him this was going to be initiated. >> a lot of generals told the president what was going on and he fired a lot of generals. and now we are where we are. >>> we have a new commander in chief that starts the 20th day of january. >> and a new poll, this is from bloomberg, i believe. a bloomberg politics survey. it shows trump's favorability. remember back in august, look at the bottom. he had 33% favorability. now after a month and a day or a month and two days after the election, his favorability is 50%. so half the country is in favor of donald trump. >> whether is interesting on many accounts, barack oba