alana jochum?> that may have been her experience, but it is easierer o come up as trans than as republican, but i do not think many transgender individuals with a it is easy to come out as transgender. the disparities facing the transgender community are significant.t. twice the ratetes of unemployme, 41% higher suicide rate. a recent study by the u.s. trans survey 2015 is at 59% of transgender individuals avoid bathrooms altogether just to avoid conflict and hostile situations. disparities.l this is why federal and state nondiscriminination prototectio, inclcluding gender ideity, a are so needed.d. >> we have been having this conversation on the fact that you have somebody likike caitlyn jenner who has brought so much visibility to this community. 20 years ago, we werere not talking about t these issues. 10 years ago, we w were not. asmam route of caitlyn jenner a proud republican ofof califofornia. she e has stood up to criticism from within her immununity and from the republican party.y. i have

. >> unchaeling a princeence in the new disney channel tv series, alana of avalon. making sure every step sowed has accurate depictions of lattin folklore. >> if you plan because alena got a tv show and movie. there will be a theme part that will be theme part tied in. alana of avalon debuts july 22. >> 5:534 now take a look at that this is facebook fan of day and today his mother says he's amazing and "fox5" is there every morning and every day after work. he meets her outside to carry bags in the h . >> keep up the good work. appreciate it. >> styling and profiling. >> look at that. >> gives us a look. >> saying gary comes one humidity. >> keep in mind not much sunshine and cloudy this morning and sun coming up. 8 a.m., 75 or so and clouds and spotty shower and dry. humid at lunchtime sun poking through an little bit of sun we get today will jump temperatures. we head to upper 80s. some places could be up in lower 90s expect showers and thunderstorms possible scattered about and and down. >> crashen closure new spotsylvania south of frederick near spotsylvania reg

alana hackshaw and ms. brinkley.d we were doing this segment, i was so glad we were having this conversation, and at the same time, i thought about it personally. i'm a new mom, i have a 3 month old, and i don't have to have this conversation. that's not right. that's not fair. that's not america in 2016. but that's the reality. so let's talk about the conversations you're having, and how all of us, all of us can help. alan tha you've been trying to shield your son from the news, he ran to you and said i'm scared and ask if the police were going to kill him. what do you say? >> you know, to be honest, i was taken aback, because we've tried to shield him from the news. but i think with the -- what has happened in the last week or so, you know, as for us coping, we want to be informed. we have the tv on, and i had to step back and you know, i told him, i said nothing is going to happen to you. mom and dad are here for you. but what was hard for me is that i actually had to have that conversation with my son. >> at five

, 9-year-old colby trenner from maryland, 10-year-old katherine duval from virginia and 8-year-old alanarom d.c. congratulations to all of them. >>> a group of fairfax neighbors plan to take the county to court in order to stop a homeless shelter from moving into their community. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver looks at the controversialje >> reporter: the sounds of change already echoing on the neighboring land. the proposal, to demolish the bailey's crossroad community shelter. it served the homeless here since 1987. in its place just off columbia pike would be 375 apartment units. county leaders acknowledge the homeless need somewhere to go. >> people who are homeless deserve to have decent housing, even if it is a shelter. >> reporter: but the proposed move not going over well with neighbors. >> is there any negotiating here? is there any willingness to let anything be built on this? >> no. and i say that -- i say that very honestly. this is a very overbuilt parcel of land. >> reporter: a lot of folks are going to be gathering next wednesday, july the 20th, for a meeti

but alana if you're hearing. seventh grader.she writes: could your words be as eloquently put about politics today for another time in history or is it something that stand. out about the story of hamilton that made the book so beautiful? >> the stakes were higher in the 1770s and '80s. wait question of life or death for the characters if the revolution was going to work. and if they would be able to make it last. the stakes are still high today so it would be a little trickier, i suppose, to find that kind of subject. but i think the fundamentals of the story-telling in hamilton, how rigorous lin and tommy war and got all their collaborators to be about telling the story, thick just for me as a person who writes and puts projects together, just watching -- this is a whole other question about artistic form i will not bother you with today but hit me up at the table and i'll tell you. this idea that the content rick tates form principle and how that really works in practice, if you get that right, then you can find subjects anyb

. >> good eve nonlinear, alana smith with friends of ethics, i want to join the core lus for thanking me for what you have done and call out the work staff has done to get this in front of the public enough so they could hear comments, respond to comments and show us revised language. it's made a big difference in terms of your final product and you can tell from the comments tonight that getting that kind of very good public process makes a difference, so i thank you for that and friends of ethics obviously thanks you for putting this forward. >> thank you. >> again, for the record, i'm charles mar ston, i wanted to say there's a caveat to the question of aggregate expenditure limits and i realize that question is a little off topic, but i wanted to explain very quickly to the commission that on july 11, 2011, you considered the mckuchin decision and vote ted 4-1 to repeal our law, that was blocked at the board by a coalition that was formed called friends of ethics, and that's our origin and that explains why we are still here. i did want to say i left the room, that meeting was tap

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. >> good eve nonlinear, alana smith with friends of ethics, i want to join the core lus for thanking me for what you have done and call out the work staff has done to get this in front of the public enough so they could hear comments, respond to comments and show us revised language. it's made a big difference in terms of your final product and you can tell from the comments tonight that getting that kind of very good public process makes a difference, so i thank you for that and friends of ethics obviously thanks you for putting this forward. >> thank you. >> again, for the record, i'm charles mar ston, i wanted to say there's a caveat to the question of aggregate expenditure limits and i realize that question is a little off topic, but i wanted to explain very quickly to the commission that on july 11, 2011, you considered the mckuchin decision and vote ted 4-1 to repeal our law, that was blocked at the board by a coalition that was formed called friends of ethics, and that's our origin and that explains why we are still here. i did want to say i left the room, that meeting was tap

. >> good eve nonlinear, alana smith with friends of ethics, i want to join the core lus for thanking me for what you have done and call out the work staff has done to get this in front of the public enough so they could hear comments, respond to comments and show us revised language. it's made a big difference in terms of your final product and you can tell from the comments tonight that getting that kind of very good public process makes a difference, so i thank you for that and friends of ethics obviously thanks you for putting this forward. >> thank you. >> again, for the record, i'm charles mar ston, i wanted to say there's a caveat to the question of aggregate expenditure limits and i realize that question is a little off topic, but i wanted to explain very quickly to the commission that on july 11, 2011, you considered the mckuchin decision and vote ted 4-1 to repeal our law, that was blocked at the board by a coalition that was formed called friends of ethics, and that's our origin and that explains why we are still here. i did want to say i left the room, that meeting was tap

. >> good eve nonlinear, alana smith with friends of ethics, i want to join the core lus for thanking me for what you have done and call out the work staff has done to get this in front of the public enough so they could hear comments, respond to comments and show us revised language. it's made a big difference in terms of your final product and you can tell from the comments tonight that getting that kind of very good public process makes a difference, so i thank you for that and friends of ethics obviously thanks you for putting this forward. >> thank you. >> again, for the record, i'm charles mar ston, i wanted to say there's a caveat to the question of aggregate expenditure limits and i realize that question is a little off topic, but i wanted to explain very quickly to the commission that on july 11, 2011, you considered the mckuchin decision and vote ted 4-1 to repeal our law, that was blocked at the board by a coalition that was formed called friends of ethics, and that's our origin and that explains why we are still here. i did want to say i left the room, that meeting was tap

. >> good eve nonlinear, alana smith with friends of ethics, i want to join the core lus for thanking me for what you have done and call out the work staff has done to get this in front of the public enough so they could hear comments, respond to comments and show us revised language. it's made a big difference in terms of your final product and you can tell from the comments tonight that getting that kind of very good public process makes a difference, so i thank you for that and friends of ethics obviously thanks you for putting this forward. >> thank you. >> again, for the record, i'm charles mar ston, i wanted to say there's a caveat to the question of aggregate expenditure limits and i realize that question is a little off topic, but i wanted to explain very quickly to the commission that on july 11, 2011, you considered the mckuchin decision and vote ted 4-1 to repeal our law, that was blocked at the board by a coalition that was formed called friends of ethics, and that's our origin and that explains why we are still here. i did want to say i left the room, that meeting was tap

. >> good eve nonlinear, alana smith with friends of ethics, i want to join the core lus for thanking me for what you have done and call out the work staff has done to get this in front of the public enough so they could hear comments, respond to comments and show us revised language. it's made a big difference in terms of your final product and you can tell from the comments tonight that getting that kind of very good public process makes a difference, so i thank you for that and friends of ethics obviously thanks you for putting this forward. >> thank you. >> again, for the record, i'm charles mar ston, i wanted to say there's a caveat to the question of aggregate expenditure limits and i realize that question is a little off topic, but i wanted to explain very quickly to the commission that on july 11, 2011, you considered the mckuchin decision and vote ted 4-1 to repeal our law, that was blocked at the board by a coalition that was formed called friends of ethics, and that's our origin and that explains why we are still here. i did want to say i left the room, that meeting was tap