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there are people in our society that don't want trans people in bathrooms and they don't want people to participate at all and something like as small as you know having access to. it is enough for some people to get aggressive. they're worried that trance woman. commit some sort of crime or sexual assaults against this woman and we know that dots and unfounded fear. doesn't. transfer women are far far more likely to be to victims of assaults in a women's bathroom and insists women are at the hands of a transient. it's not that they feel like all transgender people are a threat but by allowing them into our bathrooms in locker rooms we're training young girls to feel comfortable with male bodies in their private spaces this isn't right. calculated how many olympians there have been since the 2003 policy so that goes through the 2004 olympics in athens through the 2018 olympics in south korea and there have been over 54000 olympians in that time 0 turns off we have even qualified one of metal. it doesn't matter how tiny a proportion the transgender athletes are just ask the women who

transfer women are far far more likely to be to victims of assaults in a women's bathroom and insists women are at the hands of a transient. it's not that they feel like all transgender people are a threat but by allowing them into our bathrooms in locker rooms we're training young girls to feel comfortable with male bodies in their private spaces this isn't right. calculated how many olympians there have been since the 2003 policy so that goes through the 2004 olympics in athens through the 2018 olympics in south korea and there have been over $54000.00 a limpy and in that time 0 turns off we have even qualified level one a medal. it doesn't matter how tiny a proportion the transgender athletes are just ask the women who they're beating and whose records they're taking. i'm going to i'm from canada yeah i was a mechanic she's us also from canada but lives here in the united states. has transgender athlete and i think it's great that she's out here racing and that we're able to compete against her. i don't think that it was her being transgender having unfair advantage that she beat m

the issue of males competing in female sports it carries off of the field and it goes into the bathroom in locker rooms it's a very private space for with mating and when we look at self reported studies of males who identify as transgender the vast majority over 90 percent of them do not have seen. surgery they are intact males. 'd but they should through this through a surgery. i don't think i don't think i have to answer that. there are people in our society that don't want trans people in bathrooms and they don't want trans people to participate at all and something like as small as you know having access to. it is enough for some people to get aggressive. they're worried that trends woman. to get some sort of crime or sexual assaults against this woman and we know that. unfounded fear. doesn't. transfer women are far far more likely to be to victims assaults in a women's bathroom and insists women are at the hands of a transient. it's not that they feel like all transgender people are a threat but by allowing them into our bathrooms in locker rooms we're training young girls to fee

this is the bathroom where we wash our asses through. guess what i'm going to get we get water in the bucket ok so they get the water from outside and they bring it here and they use it ok. but. there's absolutely no privacy at the other man or the woman that the women have to behave like but everyone was absolutely no privacy at all. i was shocked by the living conditions. this particular group of god your hearts have been comes on the site for several months living in their cots in tents making use of any hot build out houses or derelict buildings that they could see. their wish is to be settled in one place but finding a permanent location is difficult they have no status on the authorities can move them or not i think. it was the most tense over there as i walked around it made me sad to see the deprivation in this community however it seemed that no matter how little these people had they were still making the best of their situation. keeping their large and extended families fed is a daily challenge for the guardian hans. if you kn

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this is the bathroom where we wash our. room. yes. we get water in the bucket ok so they get the water from outside and they bring it here and they use it ok. but. there's absolutely no privacy you know the man or the women that do. when i have to behave in front of everyone with absolutely no privacy at all. i was shocked by the living conditions that. this particular group of guardiola ha's had been comes on the site for several months living in their cots some tents making use of any hof built out houses or derelict buildings that they could. their wish is to be settled in one place but finding a permanent location is difficult they have no status on the authorities can move them on at any one was no more tense over there as i walked around it made me sad to see the deprivation in this community however it seemed that no matter how little these people had they were still making the best of their situation. keeping their large and extended families fed is a daily challenge for the guardian the house. if it was how old is he is 9 mon

i often end up with one in my car, office, the bathroom. lately it has me thinking, what does a small piece of plastic doing to our planet. lip balm contains ingredients that aren't good for the environment. because of that, the plastic tubes chapstick come in can't be recycled. instead they end up in the landfill with some of the harmful ingredients still inside. it's time for your climate hack. let's switch it out with cardboard packaging. not only do you avoid the plastic tube altogether, but it is made of natural ingredients so i know i'm not putting anything yucky on my lips or in the trash. heats the payoff? according to ecoroots, 1 billion plastic tubes get trashed each year. think how much plastic we would keep out of the landfill. a lot. follow me at nbc vianey arana. . >> i kid you not, one time i gathered and found a bunch of chapsticks around the house. i think i gathered eight. we can do better with that, right, kira? . >> yeah. i'm guilty of the same thing. chapsticks, lipglosses. usually in your stories i see them and they're

and kitchens that is shared bathrooms shapes. the common space some of them shared kitchen some of the in some of those does not all of them out back. >> and folks live in a very small you know, was 102 150 square feet to 200 square feet. max and some of them most of them do shared throoms like about 5 to 1010 and one bucks rooms. in a statement to kron 4 news the city's covid command center blames us as exclusion on state saying, quote. >> according to the state's definition, high risk honor. get residential settings include jails, homeless shelters and other congregate residential care and treatment facilities. the future open communal spaces where individuals regularly intermingle according to the state, a single room occupancy sro building and its apartments are considered lower-risk, however, on the city's website. it recognizes as arose as higher-risk buildings. according to city data, there's been nearly 1200 covid-19 cases and 15 covid-related deaths. an sro buildings across san francisco county this past year supervisor

many bathrooms are unisex, this is not a problem.ee says that research and discussion never hurts and it is good to focus on helping people in a fair way based on facts, data, and science. john on facebook says that if everyone is supposed to be treated equally, why do we need another nonelected counsel? one more from florida, dell, saying that putting the gender issue on the front burner is ridiculous, there are more important issues like drug addiction. biden is putting fringe issues front and center. back to your calls, we hear from stephen oak ridge, tennessee. caller: hey, good morning, bill. i'm 72 years old. i taught school from 1974 until like 2005. here's some observations i have seen over the years. first off, teachers can tell what a child's sexuality is going to be as early as third and fourth grade. my wife taught third graders they can tell. i had a lot of kids where i knew they were going to be gay and that's just the way it is. also, about one out of every 1000 people is born and the doctors cannot tell if they are ma

a lot of the money was spent around the facility remodeling bathrooms.he bathrooms were already beautiful. they were great. they did not have any flaws. the bathrooms are being replaced. the old flooring in the building is being replaced. it may have been a couple scratches here and there, never than that it was in pretty nice condition. hotdog dog steamers and offending machines being put in. he is really excited about this, the owner is. it is all coming from the covid relief funding. he is going on a shopping spree, but i have not seen any spending down to mitigate risk from the actual virus itself. there has been no change in safety equipment put in. there has been no sanitization equipment put in. literally it is all done to increase property value, i feel. host: what is the response? have you brought that up to the ownership, and what response have you gotten? caller: agitation, aggression. i got a three day eviction notice. so, disagreements. host: where you going to go, james? caller: to a different assisted living facility. i have a great care t

and they get the president of the united states and lillian and the dog in the bathroom.suddenly the door behind them closes and locks. and there's lillian trapped in the bathroom with the dog and the leader of the free world. she tells the story to mix and just before he goes on there and begins to laugh and remembers it and he finally gets control of himself and she gets the makeup to seo and he goes in. >> we've got the video. we've shown the oddest before the let's 145 seconds of it of richard nixon by before he gave at august 8 speech of a bit of it. >> i know. have you got an extra camp in case the lights go out? is that nbc? that's an nbc news camp i presume. >> standard joke. get these lights properly -- >> that's enough. >> my friend always wants to take a lot of pictures of me. i'm afraid they will catch me picking my nose. >> have you seen that before? >> yeah, yeah. he tried so hard to be funny and he just wasn't, he wasn't funny before in this first hour, why didn't lillian brown, she still alive. >> shias. >> ninety-three, and told you that story and why did

. >> reporter: so she ran to the master bathroom, intending to turn off the water. and there she was. >> i saw her in the bathtub. it was like i've never seen anything like it. it was heaped up, and the waves were just, like -- >> reporter: that's a deep -- big -- >> -- cresting. >> reporter: -- deep bathtub, too. >> yeah, it was, like, cresting. and she was on the top. >> reporter: oh. >> and she was -- >> reporter: in the water. >> yeah. she was upside down. and it was -- >> reporter: face down. >> right. right. >> reporter: i mean, you're a nurse. you've seen lots of things. >> yeah. >> reporter: but that can't have been easy. >> no. well, at the time, you know, you're just in like emergency mode, you know? you just -- you don't even stop to think. you -- and so i just went and grabbed her and pulled her over to here and turned her over to see if there was something i could do to help her. i mean, it was kind of horrifying because she was still in her nursing scrubs. and then i checked to see if she had a pulse an she didn't. >> reporter: nothing to do now but ca

my entire day would be planned whether i would go to a bathroom. i wouldn't often to go to parties or to the mall or movies because i was afraid i wouldn't be able to go to the bathroom. i think a lot of my trauma got me to -- why i felt this way, why i felt alienated and thing are a lot of reasons for this. i felt the absence of asian-american role models in the media played a large role in it. >> so powerful what he had to say. i've heard from people on twitter saying it made them feel seen and heard because they had experienced similar things in their childhood. they also felt inspired to see that even though something he struggled with in his life, he managed to succeed despite that bullying and discrimination that he faced at such a young age. but, ali, those are some of the kinds of stories and the vulnerability that people showed in talking about their experiences, their history with this anti-asian sentiment and how triggering some of the recent trauma has been for folks. ali? >> vicky, thank you to you and your team for reporting in depth

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this is the bathroom where we wash on this is through. yes. we get water in the bucket ok so they get the water from outside and they bring it here and they use it ok. but. there's absolutely no privacy you know the man or the women that do. men have to behave but everyone with absolutely no privacy at all. i was shocked by the living conditions that. this particular group of guardiola ha's had been comes on the site for several months living in their cots in tents making use of any hof built out houses or derelict buildings that they could. their wish is to be settled in one place but finding a permanent location is difficult they have no status on the authorities can move them or not i think i have heard it was i might have sold it out as i walked around it made me sad to see the deprivation in this community however it seemed that no matter how little these people had they were still making the best of their situation. keeping their large and extended families fed is a daily challenge for the guardian the house. was among the children. how

this is the bathroom where we wash on this is through. yes. we get water in the bucket ok so they get the water from outside and they bring it here and they use it ok. there's absolutely no privacy you know the man or the women that do. men have to behave but everyone with absolutely no privacy at all. i was shocked by the living conditions. this particular group of guardiola ha's had been comes on the site for several months living in their cots in tents making use of any hot build outhouses or derelict buildings that they could. their wish is to be settled in one place but finding a permanent location is difficult they have no status on the authorities can move them on i think. it was so much over that as i walked around it made me sad to see the deprivation in this community however it seemed that no matter how little these people had they were still making the best of their situation. keeping their large and extended families fed is a daily challenge for the guardian the house. if you know. how all the city is 9 months. how many kids if yo

this is the bathroom where we wash our house is through. yes. we get water in the bucket obviously they get the water from outside and they bring it here and they use it ok. there's absolutely no privacy you know the man or the women that do. when you have to behave like that everyone with absolutely no privacy at all. i was shocked by the living conditions. this particular group oh god your laws have been comes on the site for several months living in their cots in tents making use of any hof built out houses or derelict buildings that they could. their wish is to be settled in one place but finding a permanent location is difficult they have no status on the authorities can move them or not i think. that was the most tense over that as i walked around it made me sad to see the deprivation in this community however it seemed that no matter how little these people had they were still making the best of their situation. keeping their large and extended families fed is a daily challenge for the guardian a hoss. if you know. how old is he is 9 mont

but then she pointed out we don't have tile in the bathroom, so i install the bathroom just so i couldit. also, i did a bad job installing it, so we had to bring in a guy in who i'm certain is ripping me off. i mean, $1000 per tile is too much, right? so, it's helpful to remember, there is some good news. cases are falling as dramatically as they've ever fallen, and vaccine supply is ramping up quickly, thanks, in part, to the biden administration delivering more doses to the states. in fact, both democratic and republican governors have praised the biden administration for streamlining what was, before he took office, a chaotic vaccine rollout. >> the white house press secretary jen psaki, announcing just moments ago, the biden administration now increasing its weekly covid-19 vaccine supplies to states, upping it now to 13.5 million doses sent out to the states on a weekly basis. >> the biden team is doing a great job. they inherited an empty cupboard, they're slowly but surely fixing that >> in terms of the vaccine distribution, it's been seamless, and i was delighted that we had a

i clean the bathroom. >> what i'm saying, keep the bathroom clean and we wouldn't have issue. >> have i great cleaning habits. i don't understand. >> but you don't clean it that thoroughly. i don't understand how this is so confusing. >> that's the thing. she loves to use the word confusing. >> he doesn't have great cleaning habits. if he did, we wouldn't be having this discussion. so i don't get what's so confusing about this. >> now i am confused. >> you are confused. >> jimmy: wandered into something there. hey, we got a good show for you tonight. dr. sanjay gupta is with us. and we'll be right back with gwen stefani. so stick around. ♪ >>> abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by consumer cellular. mr. bublé, you can't keep breaking in here. bubly just came out with bubly bounce. a little kick of caffeine exactly what i need to fix these. yeah, bublé bouncé. no calories. no sweeteners. just a kick of caffeine. no calories. no sweeteners. where is everyone? pringles original, barbecue, pizza. the barbecue pizza stack. (cheers) endless flavors to stack. from the makers of blue m

that is shared bathrooms shapes. the common space, something she ate kitchen some of the in some of those does not all of them have back. >> and folks who live in a very small you i was 102 150 square feet to 200 square feet. max and some of them most of them do shared bathrooms like about 5 to 1010 and said one. supervisor matt haney represents the soma and tenderly neighborhoods with a majority of the has several buildings. >> he says the county's making a mistake seen in our own experience here in san francisco. >> that s arose have sadly been one of the most prevalent locations where people have gotten sick and got another says sick. according to city data. >> there's been nearly 1200 covid-19 cases in 15 covid related deaths in several buildings across the city. in a statement to kron 4 news the city's covid command center blames his exclusion on the state saying, quote, according to the state's definition high-risk congregate, residential settings include jails, homeless shelters and other congregate, residenti

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bathroom supplies ran out. dozens followed along on twitter as she documented the standoff and as the house grew messier and messier. her chronicles were humorous, but underscore a salient point. in most households, women shoulder the majority of the daily home and childcare labor. it's magnified to bring the covid pandemic with work and school often being done from home. her strike didn't end perfectly. after three days, her husband did eventually help. >> the dishwasher has been loaded, but not switched on. reporter: the sink was left filled with po and dirty water. >> it is the swamp sink. reporter: but she relished at the small victories and the house finally being clean again. >> we heard the u.s. president striking a rather optimistic note about the u.s. economy. let's get some analysis from catherine bennett, from our business desk. the president said economic forecasters are predicting growth in the region of 6% and the year 2021 -- in the year 2021. does it sound likely to you? >> it does sound likely

what one woman discovered in her bathroom after noticing a draft. >>> and cereal surprise. the unwanted prize discovered at the bottom of this box of cereal. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm andrew dymburt. kenneth is off. >>> we begin with the debate over economic relief for americans dragging into the early morning hours. >> a marathon effort of reading president biden's massive covid relief bill started yesterday afternoon in the senate chamber. republican senator ron johnson insisted senate clerks read all 628 pages out loud. at one point johnson was the only senator in the chamber listening. they finished reading at 2:30 a.m. >> it comes as more states prepare to lift mask mandates stctions.to abc's ike ejiochi is live in washington with the latest. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew and mona. you know, this debate, it's really split down party lines. democrats want to move forward with the bill that contains a lot of their initiatives while republicans are stalling calling this relief package a spending spree. 628 pages.

of the stuff off the shelves and putting them in the boxes and he grabbed me and put me into the bathroom door jam and held a knife to my throat and said if you ever touch my kid. he was gone and i thought. god is gone my mom told my dad day before the murder that my granddad been there that day looking for money looking for food looking for you know we know it in our hearts identify my grandchild mom this is a this is the letter this card writes to monsoon after he's arrested he's behind bars and just dear sir i'm sure that by this point it has become apparent to you that i am not the murder and this is a very traditional riot as well as a potential suspect when monsoon went to find ryan to interview him he tracked him down in a jail in mississippi where i think he was arrested for breaking into a woman's house his story was so full of holes i mean you could have driven a truck through it he said that he was sleeping on the streets he was sleeping and cardboards until march 10th that he checked into a hollywood once which is 12 miles away from our house at around 11 am. in the long haul

just to reiterate, this is what we see outside of our bathroom window. this is what we see from the yard looking at our bathroom window with the fence and the fire wall, and this is the side-view. as you can see, the condition of the sliding which we -- siding which we understand is something that is supposed to be used as backing for tiles, and so that's how it looks right now. so what we proposed to the neighbor was something that we actually heard here in the meeting when commissioner honda mentioned an opaque glass or screening. so we thought it would be okay to replace the wooden screening with opaque glass where you see the privacy screen go a little higher and across a little further so when we were in our bathroom, we would not see anybody coming or going up or down the stairs. we also thought if it was opaque translucent glass material rather than a wood screen it would allow more light in and provide us more privacy because we didn't want to lose any light if possible. the neighbor offered this idea of a riser that would be put on top of the st

so he immediately went downstairs and climbed into the fire escape to enter the bathroom through the window. he could not remember if he found the window open or closed the model shows the premises as he found him. so this is the moment. whether you let the janitor claims that he this is exactly the way you found things. so, that's all you have to start with. these statements could be incomplete. they could be wrong people could be lying, you know people who commit crimes. cover up their their tracks and so it's it's not uncommon for a homicide to be staged to look like a suicide or a suicide staged to look like a homicide so they can get their insurance money. so in some of these some of these are staged. some of them the takeaway is something's not right. there's an inconsistency between what you're being told and what you see something one of the other is incorrect. and so that's really the only thing you're supposed to get away from it takeaway is that something's not right. this may be staged and that's the lesson that's if you get that out of it, that's enough. a few interestin

. >> just bathroom overall. >> a bathroom. we need a bathroom. mike. >> okay. okay.so you guys won't be camping at any state parks around tahoe. because they don't have showers. >> no, no. >> yeah. i did that once. we slept in the back of our suv. put a air mattress in there. and yeah, that was interesting, weekend. that's for sure. may no do it again but we tried. i'm getting soft. i'm getting really soft. my parents would be embarrassed. walnut creek. 41. looking south on 680. mild breezes out of the south even with increasing dlouds it is going to be a comfortable day. rain tonight. light to moderate. and have cooler this weekend with increasing sunshine tomorrow but increase in clouds on sunday. clouds and sun will vary. for today t canopy of clouds into the arn but still about 61-66 around the bay and the into the north bay and mid- to upper-60s in the east bay and south bay and upper-50s to near 60 along the coast. tonight not too bad. temperatures in the 40s just about everywhere. up in the north bay the clouds ll open up quicker so we could see a few 30s feel