that is not decide the bathroom question because the bathroom question -- there is no doubt that a separate sex bathroom is because of sex. >> because of biological sex. >> the question then is, does it impose a trivial burden as the court said, or a's and if he can burden? burlington northern said the --e rule can impose a schedule change might be trivial for a worker with no kids. dark i imagine you would say that excluding a transgender woman from the women's bathroom would be far more than a diminutive burden on that person. bathroom tobeyond another example. it is not before us, but it will be coming. a transgender woman is not permitted to compete on a women's college sports team. is that discrimination on the basis of sex in violation of title ix? cole: title ix is a different statute that permits teams where competitive skill or contact sports are involved. justice ginsburg: this is a question of someone who transitioned from male to female and wants to play on the female team. she is not questioning separate male-female teams, but she was born a man, she transitioned. she wants to

this bathroom treats men one way, this bathroom treats women another way. the question becomes, is that permissible to do? if i could again with an example, i will show why. when i got up, the chief justice says to me, miss karlan. and i would bet any amount of money that when mr. harris gets up, he will say, mr. harris. he has treated us differently because of sex, but that is not discriminatory because neither of us has been subjected to a disadvantage. said, what the statute means when it says discriminated against is to cause an injury. requiring people generally to use separate bathrooms is not an injury. >> i'm not sure that may be how they would see it, and to what extent should we take that into account? same thing with a gender specific uniform requirement. how would you deal with those, given that at least those affected might think they are suffering harm? >> so there is no categorical rule about these. the fact that all the men sitting at the council table knew they had to wear ties today and i was free not to did not cause an injury. on the oth

to the questions about patent -- toons about bathrooms, bathrooms, a about few apply the manhart test, i don't see any way the single-sex bathrooms or showers -- someone whoto have is injured. in the response about bathrooms, who is the complaining plaintiff? to most people, they would not be complaining plaintiffs because they are not injured by the separate bathrooms. in fact, they like it. >> yes, although if someone is fired, imagine a factory with hazardous materials where people man usedter work and a the women's bathroom and is fired. that person would be injured. under the test, they would say, just change the sex and that person would not have been fired. but that is not a similarly situated person. a proper analysis would say that such as use the showering facility that corresponds to your biological sex, the man using the women's shower, the comparator is not a man who uses a women's shower, it is a woman who is using a man's shower, because you are not looking at similarly situated people. discussed in espinoza states and in espinoza and interpreting national origin discri

feel if a man is using a single-sex bathroom. it might be another if it is two rooms, and who walks in is something you cannot control. that is what the question is. mr. cole: the reason deciding this case will not decide that if you were against us, that case can arise because it is a sex specific rule, and anyone affected by a sex specific role can argue it is given its against them because a reasonable person in their shoes would experience significant harm. >> i understood you to say that if your client have been fired for using the women's bathroom, that would be a violation of title vii. in our view, if we were litigating that case, which we are not, the restroom was a hypothetical and not a reason why she was fired, but were we litigate in that case, the question would be not whether the policy was because of sex am a which is the question here, because obviously the restroom is because of sex, it is does imposing that policy which is because of sex impose a discriminatory injury on the individual. if you require me to go

that doesn't decide the bathroom question because the bathroom question, no doubt, a separate sex bathrooms are because of sex. >> because of biological sex. >> because of biological sex, ,s you use. the question then is doesn't imposing de minimis burden as the corset and burlington northern or does that it was a significant burden. the court said the same role can oppose us and it can to some people and a tree to burn as to others. a schedule change might be trivial a worker with no kids, but it worked with kids it would be significant. >> i imagine you would say that excluding a transgender woman from the woman's bathroom would be far more than a tremendous burden on that on the person be move out of that. >> exactly. >> let me move the on the bathroom to another example, and the stuffy force but it will be, one. a transgender woman is not permitted to compete on a women's college sports team. set discrimination on the basis of sex in violation of title ix? >> hartline is different statute with regulations that explicitly permit sex segregated teams when competitive skill or contact spor

i support the addition of the swings and bathroom. every kid loves swings and everyone deserves a proper restroom. and especially given the community support for the project. we're excited to see this move forward. thank you. >> president buell: thank you. >> any other public comment? richard still here? seeing none -- >> president buell: you can't see him, but he's not here. >> public comment is closed. >> commissioner anderson: i just had a couple of questions. i'm looking at -- well, it's page 305 of our packet. it says mclaren playground funding at the top. and under the section that says group picnic area restroom project, it's $1.7 million i guess to construct the -- there is $820,000 to construct the physical structure of the restroom, is that what it is? >> correct, that's the construction contract amount. >> commissioner anderson: and then soft costs? what are soft costs? >> soft costs include my time on the project, permitting, construction management, the architectural and engineering fees. there are all the utilities drawi

women weren't crying for the bathrooms to change.be the case of the men's bathrooms, as well. here's the reality. donald trump is delivering jobs, prosperity, and the future, democrats are delivering wet toilet seats. now at least men will find out what it's like to walk into a stall or a bathroom and have the toilet seat up, or not, and that's the other issue. separate from the inevitable bathroom humor, the fact is this is serious. bathrooms are the one intimate personal space in public space, it's a desperation to create a gender-neutral framework which is false. we've been listening to the climate science apostles for years now, certainly the last couple of weeks, where we are being told listen to science. let's try that, except in this instance, they don't want us to listen to science when it comes to biology and physiology. look, there are many different people in the world -- i'm one of them. i'm a sexual minority, and we are part of a minority in a larger framework. and that's okay. i don't think anyone wants us all to be hom

not just for bathrooms, but for all other elements of a construction project. so is it a big number? yes. do i wish it were smaller? yes. we're getting ready to go, as we all know for the voters for another bond measure. and an unfortunate reality, no matter how large we're able to get that bond to become, it will be woefully insufficient because of the enormity of costs doing these projects and doing them well. i mean i'm not flabbergasted. it's the cost of doing business. and it's unfortunate, but it is what it is. thank you. >> president buell: general manager ginsburg. >> general mgr. ginsburg: a couple of interesting facts. actually, this is not close to the most expensive restroom. >> we know. >> general mgr. ginsburg: that was in district 4, where we did one from the ground up. what is interesting about the project worth note, is where a lot of the costs, is all the trenching, the facility itself is actually not expensive. it is all of the trenching and undergrounding that needs to happen to correct the restroom it our plumbing and electrical lines outsi

i just found my daughter dead in the bathroom. and it looks like she slipped and i don't know -- >> i drained the water thinking they could help her but she was already gone. >> you could tell. >> i could tell. the pattern on her face looked checkered but her body was still the normal color. >> i don't imagine this. >> it was horrible. it's like a nightmare. i still see it. it's one of the worst feelings in the world that you can't help your daughter because she is gone. >> by the time jessica's father harry got there. >> there was a policeman in the driveway. >> not far away he found missy a wreck, a mess. >> i hugged her. what's going on? what do we know? we don't know anything. >> i just didn't think it sounded right that she shouldn't have had her phone charger there. her phone wasn't there. >> you didn't know what to think. >> i didn't know what to think. i was devastated. i wasn't even thinking at that point. >> first responders trained to keep an open mind aren't sure what to think either. >> it wasn't an obvious homicide.

is when she said she saw an ipad mountain on the windshield with live streaming pictures from the bathroom.>> what she saw was the video of the captain using the lavatory. what were they thinking what kind of prank was it that would prompt to professional pilots to become peeping toms and a cockpit. select the copilot panicked when the flight attendant asked about the camera they were part of a new top-secret security measure. the flight attendant lawyer said when she complained to management she was told not to speak to anyone else. southwest airlines issued a statement saying it is not use cameras in the bathroom. >>> for united airlines announced a partnership with apple to improve the passenger experience at sfo. seven cisco international airport. two companies have not given us details about how to work together, but united says apple has been inspecting the baggage areas, customer service and the lobbies at united space at sfo. apple is one of the united airlines biggest corporate clients to bay area. >>> united airlines says it is also going to add larger overhead bins on most plane

we're down a couple of commissioners and so, it's difficult for us to go to the bathroom and do all of the thanks we need to do. so we'll take a ten-minute break and then we'll come back and hear the two drs. is that ok? >> ok. >> thank you. >> welcome back to san francisco planning commissioner regular hearing for october 17, we left off on i'm 14, 155 spaws drp at 222 san jose avenue, a discretionary review. >> one of our commissioners needs to make a disclosure before we begin listening to this item. go ahead. >> there's a paid member, mr. buscovitz, not as a managing partner but as a structural engineer. >> that needed to be disclosed, thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm the staff architect. the item before you is a public initiated review request to constructs a two-story rear horizonal addition to an existing two-story over basement one family residence at 220 san jose residence. the dr requesters of 228, the adjacent neighbors to the south are concerned with three things, primarily. one, the proposed addition is not compatible with the residential design guidelines to articulate t

bathroom thanking. opening up deposit and gloves and flipping checks that they'll face the right way for the higher paid staff personnel. that's really good actually. the fact delivery boy at a greek diner. biking terrain in the short order cook and the cook asked me if i knew her to get cracked. [laughter]. three canvasser sure to tweet, the longer an mtv :-(. i have waitressed in the suburbs of, and working on by a pastor and church. people after church are the worst possible to first. no bathroom break for ten hours. patients get surveys afterwards to write my performance and if i have not done with a thing i should've done, they based on google searches, get a bad review. even if you know still alive. [laughter] i am thinking, home nurse, definitely. i like the check flipper. and that purse beggar. let's vote on this. birgit beggar. check flipper. i kind of like that one. eighty-nine -year-old colonoscopy proper. all right we have a new champi champion. who is that. i know who it was. lynn everybody

this lunatic goes from bathroom to bathroom spraying every available surface with his urine. he has anonymously pooed hundreds of videos. here he is at a boston market. don't laugh. this fugitive has been at it for years. no one has ever caught him. he appears to haae a very vitamin-rich diet. watch what he does to a bathroom at the container store. i'm saying "he," but that mighh be a woman. no need to profile. all right. here he is at his most diabolical. come on. not the cleaning supplies. mexican ladies have to touch% those. his yellow rain of terror must be stopped. i'm counting on you guys to help me. if ou see anyone drinking a suspicious amount of liquid, please e-mail the show. do not approach the subject. his gladder is extremely full you might be sitting across from the yellow pee-pee monster as we speak. all right. this week, big-foot dies. finally, you will be shot on pight if you attempt to trick or treat on my property. you have been warned. good night. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( ch

and in texas as you alluded to, debated a transgender bathroom bill in our state amidst an epidemic of violence against transgender americans, especially transwomen of color. texas unfortunately leads the country in violence against transwomen of color. i'm thinking of italy marlo who was just murdered in houston, texas right now and other women who are killed with virtual impunity in the united states of america. but here's why we have cause for hope. there are grassroots organizations, like equality texas, who are standing up for the full civil rights of every american and stopped that bathroom bill in texas. there are voters across the state, republican, democrat and independent alike, who voted for me in record numbers last year, not despite, but because. i was talking about treating every single american with the respect and the dignity that they're owed. and because they support ideas like signing into law the equality act so that the full civil rights of every single american are going to be respected, or that we ensure that we make violence against transwomen, actually transwom

and she describes three or four males in the bathroom.nd she says there's one male who i think is related to the female that's on the floor screaming. >> and remember, the woman was on methamphetamine, reporting not what she saw but what she dreamed she saw. still-u never know till you ask. >> so i have a photo line-up drawn up, and she stares at it and she puts her head down and she puts her finger on it. she puts it right on roger's face zplpt next day detectives took cammie to kay's house, and again she named roger. >> i can't really see roger. >> you don't hear a story like that and say, well, that's a piece of crap, and go on from there? >> no. not when she gives that amount of detail. >> suspicion of roger and pam was hardening by the minute. detectives kept the rest mortensen family informed of developments. >> what did this do to you? >> man, it threw me for a loop. >> when pam and roger attended kay's funeral, the tension was thick. >> it was very difficult to be there because everybody wanted to know what happened that night. >>

you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, collect your sample, then ship it to the lab.d is right for you. covered by medicare and most major insurers. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> hello! ( cheers and applause ) >> i have spent the past 30 years collecting information about my next guest for this exact moment. ladies and gentlemen, stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hi. this reminds me of when we were working on strangers with candy, i think i have a photograph here, look how calm i am -- no that's you guys. strangers with candy. and we were doing the hit and run episode, and i had to drive the car, and you and paul dinello hated that, and i was trying to talk you into hiding my exgay boyfriend to be on the show and you didn't want him on the show but we were in the convertible and i was driving the car and you were so scared. do you remember that? >> stephen: that you were driving? >> yeah. >> stephen: because you don't know how to drive and there are actual people you could have killed, even though the episode was about

but we are going to take a small, small bathroom break. and just for the benefit of the public who may not realize but item 15 17 and 18 were continued. item 16 is being pushed to the end of the agenda so we will be. >> good evening and welcome back to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for thursday october 24, 2019. commissioners we left off under your 3:00 p.m. calendar on item 19 for case number 2018-011717cua, 1369 sanchez street >> good evening commissioners. >> i have to understand every time whether mr. bussy comes before the commission whether or not he's paid, he is paid for this. i have a professional relationship with him and i am not swayed or influenced at all and i can be fair. >> commissioner richards, kate spacey in the city attorney's office. you are not obligated to reclues yourself in a situation like this. you've disclosed the matter. and as long as you believe you can give the matter a full and impartial hearing you do not have to reaccuse yourself. >> good evening. stefani planning department staff.

every time the child comes in from school or anywhere else he runs to the bathroom right away. wife always put the seat up. >> he hears shots fired in his house and he's going to think about putting the toilet seat up. >> it's an automatic reaction if you do it every day. >> it was explainable behavior. the motive was flimsy said the defense. now it attacked the state's forensic evidence. the defense used the amount of gunshot residue to under mine the theory that brett had shot his wife with one gun and his friend with another arguing there just wasn't enough gun residue on his hands to have fired both weapons. >> if he fired both the .9 millimeter and the 410 revolver in combination i would expect his levels to be very high. >> what did you find in this case? >> well, his levels are consistent with someone who has fired a firearm, certainly, but they're not extremely high. >> and the defense argued that brian did have gunshot residue on his hands proving he could have killed tammie. >> certainly that's not the only way in which gunshot residue can be had but it is consistent

it claims the captain, terry graham, had to use the bathroom.you have to have two members in the cockpit at all times. he asked the flight attendant to cover for him, and that's when she saw and ipad mounted to the windshield livestreaming video from the bathroom. >> what she saw was what appeared to be a video of the captain using the lavatory. what were they thinking? what kind of prank is it that would prompt two professional pilots to become peeping toms in a cockpit? >> the lawsuit claims the copilot paniked when the flight attendant asked him about the camera, saying it was part of new top secret security measures. when she complained to management, she was told, don't talk to anybody else. southwest airlines says it does not use cameras in bathrooms. >>> the kincade fire explodes and containment numbers drop after intense gusty winds. we are live with the latest on the fire fight as crews work to save properties. >>> just as pg&e starts restoring power to thousands of customers affected by the power shutoffs, another mass shutoff is loomi

look at the bathroom. next one. this is taken straightly from their website. look at the bathroom.t is so rich and stark and cold at the same time. raise your hand if anybody can afford that? slide. now to the real issue. the proposal for the two new windows. by the way, the proposed changes don't actually include dimensions for the two additional windows. i don't see how they can actually submit anything without dimensions. i went to the roof and i measured the openings that they have already precut. it is three and a half feet by . that is the size of two and a half a standard doors. it is not just a small window to let in sunlight. they are huge, expansive windows that operate more like an observation deck. okay. there's a video that illustrates the view that will come with the addition of the windows. it is a million-dollar view and i would like that -- but he will not live there, so why does he care? it is because it is purely a build to flip. the windows are there to maximize profit for a unit that will sell north of $5 million. increased profits are great, right? the prophet

that is one she said she saw wanted to the windchill live streaming video from the bathroom suck whatdeo of the captain using the laboratory. what were they thinking. what kind of prank that would prompt two pilots to become peeping toms and a cockpit. select the copilot panicked when the flight and asked them about that was part of the new top-secret security measures for the flight attendant lawyer said when she complained to management she was told not to talk to anyone else. southwest airlines issued a statement thing it does not use cameras and bathrooms >>> united airlines announced a partnership with apple apple to an and is the partners experience. the companies have not given us details on how they will work together but united said apple has inspected the package areas, customer service and lobby that united space at ffo. one of united airlines biggest corporate plate in the bay area >>> united states banning fights to keep her with the exception of havana. the battle start and december. mike pompeo says it will prevent cuba for making comments from you there trouble the fli

did southwest's pilots place cameras in the plane's bathroom >>> plus, the high-wire rescue the window washing rig out of control, and the workers who brought them to safety >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening it's on track to be the largest fire in california's history getting worse, more dangerous by the minute in northern california's sonoma county another 50,000 residents told today to get out right now this as another deliberate mass power outage puts millions in the dark tonight. and it's not the only fire in the state. tens of thousands are still evacuated outside los angeles. sam brock is in the northern california town of geyserville. sam? >> reporter: jose, good evening as you can see around me, just all of this destruction. it represents what people are dealing with tonight, the threat that they're facing new evacuation numbers going from 2,000 to 50,000 this afternoon, and all those new evacuees have to be out by this evening. fires ripping across northern california, forcing desperate residents to flee their homes. >> i'm a litt

cases in virginia that get carried out race -- you cannot have single race bathrooms. you can't have racially restrictive dress codes. there is just a difference between the kind of discriminations we allow on sex versus race. i think the other parallel that happens in the transgender cases the parallel to religious conversion. could you analogize this to the asus ofon on religious conversion? the asus of religious conversion? -- basis of religious conversion? -- versus kansas is an eighth amendment case about the insanity defense. even though the eighth amendment is an area that traditionally has brought in -- involving standards of decency. they are talking about both sides. >> we're going to leave this program for a minute to take into the white house. president trump spoke with reporters a short time ago before departing to florida. talk of we are doing it -- pres. trump: we are talking about health care. we are going to be speaking to the great people

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i don't get the not washing your hands after you go to the bathroom. go into the woods and find a stream for water. the faucet's right there. cold and flu season is upon us. you should want to watch your hands anyway. trish: you sure you don't have kids? >> i don't have kids. i have a cat. trish: it's a good mom message. that's ooh our public service message for the week, everybody. wash your hands. >> i would be a great mom. everyone says that. trish: good to see you. all right. with we've got a lot more next week. doug wead, who's out with some headlines of his own in a brand new book and, apparently, the president told him he thinks that president obama has committed treason. as it relates to all this fisa stuff. so we are going to talk to doug wead next tuesday. in the meantime, maria bartiromo joins you right now for her "wall street week" beginning right now. i'll see you monday. have a good one, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everybody. welcome to program tha

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. >> to your point adam silver went after the state of north carolina with the bathroom bill got involved and moved all star game federal charlotte took the money away -- from american businesses who would have sold hot dog and soda in north carolina all because of the bathroom bill. he said nothing. >> we should tell nba don't let transgender do the bathroom thing in beijing then they'll talk a tough. they don't know that big game it shall sunday -- all right. vikings eagles your company -- team is coming to any team. >> beat you in philly two years to go to the super bowl which we. >> prefer to forget about that. do a little vet. wager -- all right. what do you want to do? >> i think it should be a jersey or food? >> we could dod food. do the food thing cheese stick what have you done? cheese curds cheese whatever -- >> twins against my yankees didn't go to well. going with water. a week for you. thanks guy how much do americans know about impeachment? not much. but matt lauer accused of rape and did hillary kill the report on weinstein? you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometim

at the same time, this is a company that went off on transgender bathrooms because that was a virtueh. bath rooms would not cost them a dime but this was. this greedy jerk decided to give in to a dictatorship and feel good about the bathrooms. >> well, dana, i want to read you something. it was an official apology from the people, parker and stone. they had an episode of south park banned going after the chinas senors. like the nba we welcome the chinese senors into our homes and hearts. we too love money more than freedom and democracy. long live the great communist party of china. >> [laughing]. >> they banned the whole series, not just one particular show. i think south park has the sharpest political comedy. >> oh! dana! >> gee whiz. >> the last time you are on our show. >> on friday. >> [laughing]. >> imagine how she feels. >> i just sat here for 7 minutes. >> you won't play in the nba. >> that's okay. i am good. >> [laughing]. >> don't do that to us. >> okay. this won't sound that great. our best export is our "saturday night live." we are frustrated with our government. the fa

. >> she says two pilots hid a camera in a plane's bathroom and livestreamed the images. how the airline is responding. >>> we all know the sky is blue and the grass is green, then there's only one way the alphabet song should be sung. just wait until you hear a brand-new reboot supposedly to make it easier for kids to learn their abcs. you be the judge ahead ahead in "the skinny." it's monday, october 28th. >>> a new alphabet song. a new desk to show the world here. >> so shiny, so we scuff it all up. >> shiny, new, it's got the bling-bling on it. it's so bright right now. >> it's so bright. >> it is so bright, it's got those beautiful monitors down there. i can't wait to wreck this thing. >> thanks for having me back to help you. >> oh, you don't get a slow clap anymore, you're here. >> i'm just here. >> she's just now here. filling in for janai norman, it's great to have you and welcome back. >>> we begin with the wildfires devastating many parts of california. >> dozens of fires are burning. from one end of the state to the other. three-fourths of the state's counties

pilots now accused of p hidden camera in the bathroom. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us to start another week. a very states of emergency in california in the north and south. more than 2 million without power. and in a well-known part of los angeles, homes burning to the ground. thousands threatened, and famous names forced to flee. the fire in the western hills of los angeles, many families forced to get out in the dark. fire burning alongside one of the nation's busiest highways, the 405. college students estcaping in te middle of the night. in the north, the kincade fire, doubling in size over the past 48 hours. 66,000 acres burned already, and reporteent at abo% fanle bng cald geeonal stana winting. beusinhose e nter in brentwood. i'm just beneath the getty center, one of the most famous museums in the world. there are helicopters in the air. fire crews pretty much everywhere. burning some of the most expensive real estate in the country. you can see this fire behind me is completely consuming this home. in fact, this whole street is o

healthy pregnancy's workers need a reasonable accommodation from their employer such as an extra bathroom break limiting contact with certain chemicals or reducing the amount of lifting the two previous accommodations typically cause little to provide however for millions of pregnant workers they are criticalr. simple accommodations can mean the difference and in gene staying on the job and being forced out of leave. the difference between keeping health insurance are putting their pregnancy or worse -- at rest. the law prohibited discrimination on the basis of pregnancy childbirth or related conditions but over the last 40 years the law means if you treat your nonpregnant employees will you have to treat your pregnant employees well. the inverse t is also true. you treat your nonpregnant employees terribly you have every right under the law to treat pregnant employees terribly. in 2015 supreme court tempted to address how pregnancy disability act interacted with the needs for pregnancy accommodations of the work ways. the decision only exacerbated the travel. the courts found nor to rece

>> because i didn't hear going to the bathroom in that list of essential life functions. >> right. you make an important point, that pregnancy is only temporarily. that is for sure. we know that. so needing to have some essential functions temporarily excused for a limited duration is reasonable, and in fact, there are some cases in the ada context that say just that. because we would have reasonable timeframe which, in some instances, certainly not all, where a woman wouldn't be able to perform the essential functions of her job, do you really think a pregnant woman can't lift 40 pounds overhead for a months should lose her job and her health insurance? even when she could transfer to another department when coworkers want to help them? that's what we see all the time, the coworkers want to work it out. and then hr points to a piece of paper and says, you can't do the essential functions of your job. you are out. that doesn't make sense. we need a way to keep pregnant workers working, and on occasion, if they need a transfer because in the near future, they will be able to perform

all i needed was to go to the bathroom, which i thought was a reasonable request to ask, but you can imagine, and a high school with more than 1000 kids, to get coverage, i was often told, well, you just had your break. periodsly have two more before it is time for lunch. but just thinking i have to go now was something i dealt with, leading to further cup locations with bladder issues. so what started as an uneventful pregnancy ended up having complications as a result of this minor accommodation not being met. i delivered my son on the last day of school, so all i wanted to do was work. it part of that was not that was so brave or strong or all true stick. i was think -- or all true stick -- or altruistic. what i don't get is the idea that pregnancy is some unforeseen limitation for a company. we've heard that the majority of women work, and that 75% of those women will likely become pregnant while working, while in the workplace. so i want to get to the point about just the ability to perform essential job functions and what that means. we are hearing a lot from workers about the