which brings me to the aclu or aclu. here is how they reacted to the state of florida executing did you wane owen, a monster who raped and murdered women. this is the aclu. the state of florida never provided medically necessary gender a firming care. causing her -- her, enormous suffering and violating her right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment for the more than 30 years that she was in state custody. so, yeah, that makes sense. the guy brutally rapes and murders women but his university suffering, her suffering was enormous. that's like condemning the police for not treating jeffrey dahmer's in digestion. now this was a guy who claimed that one of his murders was connected to him looking for hormones so he could become a woman. don't blame me i was having my period. but the aclu was happy to stand up for him instead of his young brutalized victims or their families. thankfully, he was executed and i for one happily can say in your face aclu. i hope he suffered as much as you hope he didn't. welcome tonight'

look, i used to like the aclu, they used to speak in favor of the first amendment and in favor of the now the organization has been overtaken by woke cowards. this is a perfect example of this situation. this guy is not a victim in any way, he is a murderer. >> he stabbed a 14-year-old girl 18 times and the aclu is worried about gender affirming care? are you out of your mind? it reminds me, clay, of the nashville shooting. the woman gunned down six people, six children. "new york times," don't misgender her. what in the world. this is insane. >> there were people chanting seven victims. that person, the transgender shooter, killed six people, three kids, three teachers, and at the protests people were chanting seven victims. and by the way, the manifesto from that shooter, we're several months past that, still hasn't been released. to me it is disgraceful. i would want some consistency, right? if you can choose to be any race that you want, then you can choose to be any gender you want. but one is racist, the other is heroic, it makes absolutely no sense. in this particular situation

she is also with the aclu. she is the legal director at the aclu of alabama.you surprised by this decision, particularly that chief justice roberts and kavanaugh both voted with the liberal majority? and what this now means in alabama going back to the drawing boards and for other states? this doesn't just affect alabama because it sets precedent. >> good morning. thank you for having us. we were not surprised here in alabama. we had a great deal of faith and confidence that the structure of section 2 would demonstrate that alabama had failed once again to meet the constitutional obligation. we were deeply concerned that we would get a new text from the court, but what we saw was the state supreme court giving a full rejection of alabama's suggestion that we are now at a point in street where we can move on from the racist past in how black were treated. this litigation was intended to ensure that the voices of black voters, that the voices of those who believe alabama should move in a different direction, that those voices are heard. we are just thrilled that

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we have the deputy director of the aclu's national security project. the senior director for the center or justice's program. and a former assistant u.s. attorney as well as the senior fellow and general counsel at the center for new american security. thank you for carving out time to be with us here today. i'll just say very quickly, kind of break the ice a little bit, you know, i was actually home sick on 9/11. i was actually, ironically, supposed to be in the very section of the pentagon that was ultimately hit by one of the airliners. and when i finally managed to roll out of bed a little bit after 9:00 on that morning, i turned on nbc and of course i saw the first tower burning and news anchors, including kateie couric, saying a plane had struck one of the towers in new york city, with one of the world trade center towers. for the life of me i couldn't understand how that could have happened because it was a perfectly clear sky and beautiful morning. then it was only about 30 minutes later that i watched in complete horror as the second aircraft

the aclu is tracking 141 anti-lgbtq state laws across the country. so far we have 19 states having passed laws restricting gender-affirming treatment to minors. which states have enacted laws that you see is being particularly alarming in dangerous? texas and florida are really leading the pack in haiti. creating environments that unsafe for the lgbtq community. leaders, their governors, are at the head of that. ensuring that it is not safe for lgbtq communities in that state. what we are seeing here is, even if the bills don't pass, we project about ten to 20% of these bills will pass. we are seeing them pass. there are ten don't say gay bills that have passed across ten different states in this country. the harm is done as soon as there proposed. they are proposing this insidious around the lgbtq community that we need to be legislated against as human beings. i beg any of these politicians to show me what happened. what went wrong that you needed to legislate against lgbtq people. i can answer that for. you absolutely nothing! these are solutions

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the aclu says the agencies are often slow to release documents or don't release them at all. quote, it should be out of the question, committees are depending on transparent the after the massive racist text chain scandal, shrouding proceedings in secrecy, seriously threatening the integrity of the process. meanwhile the state commission on peace officer standards and training told us the change does not limit the public's ability to request information but instead challenges them to the most appropriate agencies. and having to duplicate the efforts of local agencies would take away from their other responsibilities. >>> the city of san francisco is said to pay more than chilean dollars to four patients at the hospital and rehabilitation center after a shocking patient abuse scandal in 2019. the lawsuit will grant 11 patients the funds after they say they fell victim to verbal, mental, sexual and physical abuse ovary several year period, a lawsuit was first filed in 2021 and the second of three lawsuit. the city settled the first one for $800,000 back in 2021. >>> the city of

and the aclu is worried aboutmid gender-affirming care. are you out of your mind?it reminds me of rem the nashvillee shooting. >> you know, this woman gunned down six people, three children ,and usa today, "new york times", you know, don't miss york ti gender. >> what in the world? this is insane. ther s e were even people quietly chanting seven victims. you know that person, ix the transgender shooter, killed six people three, three kidsle and three teachers. and at the protests, there were wereven chanting seven victims. and oh, by the way, the manifesto from that shooter. we're now several months past that. it stillmonths p, still hasn'tt to me, it's disgraceful. but i would just wan is tif you some consistency. right. if you can choose to be any race tha c choose t t you then n certainly choose to be any gender you want. but what is racist? heroi and the other one is heroic. it makes absolutely no sense. and in this particulartely no situation, shame on the aclu for trying to make this murder a victim. yeah, final question here. where is the manifesto? do you t

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if they were, i would have expected our friends at the naacp or aclu to have brought these lawsuits challenging that years and years ago. >> [indiscernible] >> we are not going to be litigating the elimination of standardized tests. yes ma'am? >> [indiscernible] >> i think i answered that in my statement in which i said we would be monitoring direct proxies for race. and if any aspect of the college admission process really devolves into a direct proxy for race, then that is something we would be bearing in mind. anybody else? yes ma'am? >> [indiscernible] >> well, i think my previous answer to chronicle of higher education is applicable to what you just asked. that is direct proxies for race is something we will monitor, and if we feel that a college or university is using something that basically mirrors racial classifications, and that is something that we would object to. thanks, everybody. appreciate you coming. [applause] >> we just heard from the group, students for fair admissions, wrapping up their response to the supreme court's decision against the use of race in

preferences are not actionable in court, if they were, i would've expected our friends at the naacp or aclu to have brought these lawsuits. challenging that years and years and years ago. >> what about standardized tests? is that something you are focused on at all? >> we are not going to be litigating the elimination of standardized tests. >> i'm curious about the provision of colleges [indiscernible] including about race in their essay. are you worried about it [indiscernible] >> i think i answered that in my statement in which we will be monitoring direct proxies for race. and if any aspect of the college admission process devolves into a direct proxy for race, then that is something we would be very we would be very mindful and against. anybody else? >> [indiscernible] >> i think my previous answer to the chronicle of higher education is applicable to what you just asked. that is, direct proxies for race is something we will monitor. if we feel that a college or university is using something that basically mirrors a racial classifications, that something that we would object to. thanks,

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i don't know whether the aclu will accept that. are we allowed to ban encampments? at this point will get in the way of anything someone who's a moderate republican would put out there. the fact is you can in fact ban encampments, you need space for them to go but the problem is the places that they create for homeless people which has become a larger encampment with several small ones spread out throughout the city. you going to portland because that's exactly what they did people are living next a massive encampments, complaining about open drug use crime that is happening all over the place. at the end of the day the money should be going into treatment. when we get these people treatment we can at least get them on the right path, start to get a job. we can subsidize in the short term and help people get by. the long-term solutions folks are not serious about tackling. stuart: as sean hannity pointed out, florida had the same homeless problem unlike california. it is a policy thing. this is of interest to me. dane county, wisconsin is considering a new resolutio

we have lawsuits from the aclu challenging the restriction of being in violation. what that could mean for hundreds of thousands of young undocumented animists. -- immigrants. host: what could be the fallout in congress moving forward? >> i think it would've been significant had the justices come the other way and ruled they can bring suits like this. we might have seen more of them. if we had seen them in favor of the states, they can't set their own enforcement guidelines. that would've been a significant ruling. we didn't see that. the republican led states would like to see some action from congress. the attorney general had a statement about lawsuits like this. at this point, i don't know if we would see significant fallout . host: were you surprised to see an 8-1 ruling. we keep hearing about their only three liberal justices. did the numbers surprise view? guest: a little bit. there was quite a bit of agreement on this issue. it does go to show that it's difficult to see where the supreme court is going to come down. executive power can be one of those issue

churches the aclu. democratic club. wide groups x. than i are on here. will i will read you excerpts. research shoes rests incarceration will not result in reduce deaths. but current law enforcement strategy a replication of failure. initiative involving arresting people for public drug use, will not particular over dose rather will next over dose deaths in san francisco. this is what the evidence shows. we have a citation to some of this evidence. this commissioner [inaudible]. >> thank you >> they will post it. >> all right. good evening am everybody. i'm department brian cox. i want to comment on the report. i think it blames the deaths on open air drug dealing. you know -- blames the deaths from drug use on open airlift drug dealing that is misleading. i think what is missing from the discussion about deaths is the failure of victim in communities in the people suffering. we need a [inaudible] talked about an victim in solving the problem. missing is the hrm to the community caused in the form of force and misand you can indignity of going throughout

jim des monday is with me now and you'll hear from aclu about this and they won't let you do it.ell, we'll find out and city of san diego hopefully passes that today and i'm sure the aclu will come after us and unfortunately, this is a good first step and we have housing first program that allows drug use and doesn't require any treatment when we do get people into housing or do get people there, which is why our numbers even after spending billions and billions of dollars in the state of california on homelessness, our numbers keep going up and you reported 14% over the last year after spending billions of dollars. it just hasn't worked but it's a good first step to get people off the streets. hopefully into housing but then they got to get treatment and care. stuart: there's a new op ed and hit 18 newsom's homelessness insanity fails taxpayers. that's pretty strong stuff for gavin newsom. insanity, make your case. >> well, we have to cure our own insanity before we can help others. this housing first program that like i said gets people into housing first, which sounds goods bu

there are more than 450 antilgbtq bills in state legislatures across the country according to the aclu. >> my goal is to continue to show up and be who i am. as long as i represent me, i am not the face for every transgender person but someone can get to know a trans person and see what they're like. >> you can watch our pride stories on kpix.com under the special pride section, streaming on the app. we'll be adding stories all month long. >>> a long awaited reunion between a stolen dog and his owner. >> how the pair got back together in oakland seemingly out of the blue. >>> at 3:00, honoring a man who lost his life at the hands of police. the new tribute to tyre nichols in northern california. >>> here is one last look at weather for us. in the seven-day forecast, we are looking at slightly below average temperatures not just today but for tomorrow as well. as we look to the rest of the week, high pressure builds in. we are going to warm things up especially by end of the work week and into our weekend. get ready for that with a little bit more sunshine and temperatures on the rise n

the ban was also criticized by medical groups and the aclu, which responded to the ruling, saying fearongering and misinformation about this health care do not hold up to scrutiny. arkansas's attorney general plans to appeal. meanwhile, governor sarah huckabee sanders has already signed a bill making it easier to sue doctors who provide gender affirming care for children. rhiannon andrew. andrea, thank you. printed menus appear to be making a comeback finally at restaurants after qr codes gained popularity due during the pandemic due to hygiene concerns. recent numbers show scans dropped a little more than 25% from april to mid-may. a the head of one restaurant technology newsletter says the codes are universally disliked. i thought i was the only one. glad i'm not alone. a bit of internet outrage this morning is focused on some guacamole. a video posted online shows a small container of guac selling for more than $29 at a store in the hamptons. yes on new york's long island, the market is popular with many celebrities in the area. so the outrage could be spurred by the fact that avoca

this it is the aclu's argument. let's put this on the screen.plaintiff argument is filled, that the use runners argument is filled with hypotheticals. about a dystopia where cisgendered girls, that means girls born as girls disappear from the podium, but the court must rely on facts, that these plaintiffs repeatedly outperformed the two individuals that competed against them who are biological boys, and won an impressive collection of first place trophies in the process, there's enough room for transgender girls too. so they are saying that these athletes are saying that they consistently lost to these individuals, but they are saying, no, there were times when they actually beat them. so legally, does that change the equation? >> i don't think it does, because effect of the matter is, there were other girls who did not get to stand on that podium because of these transgender girls, there are opportunities being lost for young women who should be qualifying either for the podium, for teams, for advancement in the playoffs, whatever sport you are

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the aclu is tracking 491 of what it calls anti-lgbtq bills in the u.s. that have either passed or are being considered. i met with a unique drag queen drag troupe that is taking new precautions while entertaining and educating. trooper time takes perfection. hours of love, years of dedication. >> it has been a time. owtee longah. me artist >> she is feisty. she is an old hollywood icon who no one books anymore. >> reporter: estee longah is more than a queen. she is the founder of the rice rockettes, a group founded 14 years ago before there were many asian americans performing in drag. >> just the number of asian drag performers in san francisco was very small. you could probably count them on one hand. we officially formed in 2009 and that is when we had our first booking at a club event as a group. >> there were wigs flying everywhere, confetti. there were people falling. it was. chaos but it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: the fun building into a following. the rice rockettes making a national appearance in 2011 on america's got talent. today, booking

according to the aclu. >> my goal is to just continue to show up and be who i am.i feel -- i am not the face for every transgender person, but at least somebody could get to know a trans person and see what they were like. >> don't forget, you can watch all of our price stories on her website, kpix.com under the special pride section, or streaming on the cbs news bay area app. will be adding new --. >>> a week long nascar cup series thousands of fans poured into the stands for the biggest race of the weekend. the toyota -- but they enjoyed more than just the fast cars. jim mullins grew up around recent culture and says this is the premier event for northern california. >> all abouparty, all about the event. the racing is awesome but the event is what's make it happen. the crowd, the food, the excitement. -- the crowd. >> our vern glenn spent the day at the raceway. he will recap the action on and off the track on game day at 11:30. >>> some good news to pass along tonight. you might remember boba, the french bulldog that was stolen from of the back of a car nearly

so please join the aclu now.ou use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt member card magazine and more to show you're part of a movement to protect the rights of all people. for over 100 years, the aclu has fought for everyone to have a voice and equal justice. and we will never stop because we the people, means all of us. so please call or go online to my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty today. i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib. the first inkling that something was wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to exhaust me. and finally, i went to the hospital where i was diagnosed with afib. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor and told them what was happening. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat,

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call or go to myaclu.org and become an aclu guardian of liberty for just $19 a month.u has fought for everyone to have a voice and equal justice. and we will never stop because we the people, means all of us. so please call or go online to myaclu.org to become a guardian of liberty today. >>> quote, wreaks with constitutional maladies of vagueness. quote, substantially over broad. quote, passed for the inappropriate purpose of chilling constitutionally free speech. those are the words of a federal judge who ruled a tennessee law restricting drag shows is unconstitutional. the first of its kind law was written to ban, quote, adult cabaret entertainment, anywhere that could be seen by a minor, the performance considered to be sexually explicit or harmful. a determination that would be made at the discretion of an officer. that decision, which came on the eve of memphis' pride weekend, is an initial victory for supporters of lbgt rights after weeks of fear in the law's language. joining me antonia hilton following the story for months. who is this judge and what's the rea

the aclu saying it's tracking nearly 500 anti-lgbtq+ bills. last year was an epidemi of violence especially against trans and gender nonconforming people. these legal attacks follow a long history of physical attacks on the committee. i spoke to this guy, he is one who is speaking out now about being confronted with violence in the castro in the 1970s. stephen eubanks. he was part of stepping forward to do something about those attacks. >> he's in his 70s now but stephen eubanks remembers life in the castro in the 70s. >> my older partner. i've worke here and lived here and did drag anytime i wanted. >> here he was a young drag queen at a time of being out, even in a neighborhood that housed out people, invited pilots. bake people would beat you up on the last going home from work. go meet a . go be a . we would yell and throw things. you don't engage. you just keep going. >> for time that's all he and others could do. put your head down and keep going. don't engage. stephen said police wer no help for gay peopleback then. >> we got beat up an