i mean if you're far from dandy beth glenn used to be simply glenn and some people just haven't ever factor in accounts of this sort of thing though friends who have known her for decades say nothing's different now as far as personality there there's no great change she is one of a quarter of transgenders in the u.s. who claim they've been fired because of their gender identity. she is one of ninety seven percent who report they've been discriminated against at work because of it the boss just summoned her to his office and said is it true that you have decided that you're going for sure that you're going to be transitioning and i want to tell them yes he said well that can't happen appropriately in this workplace and this workplace of all places was the institution that is supposed to protect freedoms and liberties i couldn't believe that especially a guy. meant organization would do that it was bandied about glenn's dream job to work beneath this gold element the georgia state capitol where she helped write the bills and resolutions that became laws but none of these laws protecte

gender identity is not banned because vandy beth worked in the public sector with the help of a civil liberties group she is able to sue its own american for people to do what was done with me and through this she's won the admiration of friends just marxists i mean. it's a courageous thing which is doing. fighting the state power. the support of the queen i think if a person is to change their right to actually leave who they are i do think that that should be even better and now she's fighting the state and not her gender any longer it's an inborn characteristic it's something you're born with and it's something you can't change but it doesn't pay the bills i still don't have full time employment and it doesn't change the law if it's exposed to the law that you will you you won't have something like this happen the first place. and some of parents is aside. unemployment and discrimination are still a drag for most transgender most transgender people who get fired from their jobs. they just have to. grit their teeth sit there at the justice. moore and lyster are two. ok let's have a

. >> joining us now is beth kline from mount diablo state park. we talked to you during our 5:00 news. you have spoked mount diablo park. >> that's correct. >> are you concerned that there are anybody who was not able to get out of the park. >> as far as we know there's no hikers out there. mostly just bikers, they are on the roads. so we'll be able to evacuate easily. >> just looking ahead to tomorrow, what do you anticipate for tomorrow. do you anticipate the park will be closed. >> i think it depends on how well we can contain it today. right now it's just breaking 100 acres burned. if they can get it contained the park will be opened tomorrow. i'm really not sure. >> how close is it, how close are the flames right now to mount diablo and are you concerned they could spread into and up the mountain? >> right now, they seem to think that it's burning downhill, so that's a good thing. it's in curry canyon so seems to be pretty contained but that area is all just grass and chaparal so it's going to burn pretty quickly. they said they're going to g

gender identity is not banned because vandy beth worked in the public sector with the help of a civil liberties group she is able to sue its own american for people to do the stomach and through this she's won the admiration of friends just marxist thought it. was a courageous thing which is they were. fighting the state power. for the support of the queen i think if a person decides to change their thing to actually leave who they are i do think that that should be taken separately but it doesn't pay the bills it doesn't change the law if it's exposed to the law then you will eat you you'll have something like this happen the first place. and some of the parents is a side. unemployment and discrimination are still a drag for most transgender most transgender people who get fired from their jobs. they just have to. grit their teeth said dorothy and justice. moore and lister are two. other stories around the world now pakistan has cancelled major independence day celebrations as the country suffers its worst flooding in eighty years aid workers are scrambling to reach victims in the fa

[ light laughter ] well, beth, i think we have just the guy you're looking for.ash hit parody of the song "i'm so tired of being alone," this is called "i'm so tired of eating scones." give it up for the sweet, soulful sound of "weird" al green. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm so tired of eating scones they're so dry just like a bone ♪ ♪ won't you help me, girl with some bacon and eggs but baby i want a ticket for it ♪ ♪ just like a cinnabon come on and give me some and leggo my eggo, girl ♪ ♪ i'm so tired of eating scones yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there he is, "weird" al green. >> steve: weird al green. you got to love him -- >> jimmy: oh, he's great, man. "leggo my eggo." yeah, yeah, yeah. oh, this one is from tara palmer. it says, "jimmy, i'm a huge soccer fan. i'm so psyched that the usa won today! [ cheers and applause ] i just wish that i could have been there. can you make me feel like i'm at the world cup?" sure, tara. yeah. if you're here, we can do that. let's do it. everyone's got a -- under your seat, you have a vuvuzela horn. just go a

but we have beth kline with us on the phone. what's the situation in your perspective. >> there's at least five trucks down there. there's a couple of rangers. the fire is out after curry mountain. there's power lines down but they seem to be under control. it's in the beginning stages right now. >> how about buildings, is it close to any building? >> the way i understand, it's just down in the canyon. so it should just be grass fire and the chaparal. >> how about roads, is this an area where firefighters can get to or are they just going to depend on the helicopters. >> they are going to depend on the helicopters. >> is this sort of off the beaten path. >> it would be an area that people are enjoying, but due to the heat today we've had very low attendance in the park today. so i don't imagine anybody is out there. >> is the park still open or are you going to close the park as a result of this fire. >> we're in the process of closing the park right now. >> the entire park? >> yes. >> from your perspective. no structures are th

my name is mary beth, and i'm speaking on behalf of s.p.u.r. s.p.u.r. has reviewed the project. i am a co-chair. with each generation they have responded to our comments. because we reviewed it a couple times and our project review committee considered it a favorable project, we referred it to the organization as a whole. the endorsement committee is made up of committee chairs of several of our different committees within s.p.u.r., and we have reviewed the projects according to their land use, their public relevant many interface, building design, and environmental affect. in all cases, we were seeking a combination of design that will ensure positive contribution of each project to a safe, visually appealing, and vibrant urban setting for the people that live and work in san francisco. as we reviewed the project, we were very happy to see the project sponsor's commitment to residential community and their policy toward rent control and affordable units. we agreed with the plans and he we are impressed with the eelaborate plans for an environmently sustainable community. we are

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economist beth ann bovino does not expect a double dip. but she doesn't see much of an improvement in the near term. >> the most recent readings, for example, housing and durable orders, suggest that the third quarter is going to come in pretty much in line with what we're seeing for the second. we're looking for about 1.7% growth. again, very subpar growth given that we are in a recovery, but you know, we've got to take what we can get i guess. we are buying things. and consumer buying usually leads the way out of a recession. but consumer spending is not exploding as it has following past recessions. economist jerry webman says that's because this time we are afraid of using credit to satisfy our pent-up demand. >> this time, consumers are, in the aggregate, trying to reduce the amount they owe, not increasing their borrowing. so, that means that it only increases at the rate of increase of income. and that's slow. it's not pushed by further leverage, by further borrowing. and so it is not the kind of recovery that we're used to over man

of her someone live in a cell in an excel it was sitting on the bottom of the still so physically beth that evidence just shows there was a least another person in that location once when she were by it was placed there because that's not where she. this also you believe that there is science that she was sexually assaulted. dr johnson believes levine a was raped and mooted by someone in her camp and accuses the army of covering up a soldier on soldier slaying. it would be easy to dismiss his conclusions as the imaginings of a grief stricken father if that weren't the disturbing pattern of six crimes in judicial inaction in the u.s. military. jessica and i. jessica kenyon is an army veteran and today she is giving a talk to students at a new york college. and. jessica says she survived multiple rapes in situ assaults joining the military korea and she is now campaigning to increase awareness of the problem is important for those of us who are able to speak out. for the ones who are just not able to mentally or emotionally or whatever so this is a infantry division which is basically ev

. >> reporter: beth mistles of the california banker association sees it differently. >> we wouldn't call it scare tactics but consumers need to know if they are not enrolled in an overdraft protection program the transaction won't be covered. >> reporter: some bank customers don't seem to mind. >> opt out. >> i want to opt out because i don't like the charges. >> reporter: a lot of money is at stake. banks collected $38 billion in overdraft fees last year. >> i feel it's more important to keep track of my account balance. >> reporter: consumer advocates agree. they advise signing up for email or text messages that alert you when your account gets low. linking your checking and savings accounts so funds are available to cover your transactions. and if you do use overdraft, shop for a bank with the lowest overdraft fee. all right, no rush to decide the deadlines for banks. customers can opt in or out anytime. >>> let's opt in for the weather forecast. right? >> how about it. >> i see you. >> i didn't hear any complaints today as far as the weather. >> no. >> for once! they weren't com

. >> my name is beth wells and live in the 2600 block of sutter street and i'm here to oppose the size and the scope of the building. it does not fit in the neighborhood which is primarily victorian but every other building that isn't victorian is more or less a compatible design. this one is not. and also with the transportation, i heard it was supposedly not going to be any transportation impact when they put trader joe's in there and if anybody ever tried to drive up masonic street almost any time of the day when trader joe's is open it's a complete bottleneck because of that so thank you. >> thank you. president miguel: thank you. >> my name is rhonda alfonso, my domestic partner and i barry brown own the condo at 2646 post street which is just -- our rear yard meets the rear yard of this property. this will be a wall of a building next to our property. it just seems way out of scale. we have a four-unit building, two floors above a garage, it would just completely overshadow our building which is in scale with the rest of the building. those houses on post street which is right ar

beth reinhard, thank you for joining us. guest: thank you. host: for more go to our website, c-span.com. host: your subtitle of your book is "seven ways liberals plan to ruin your life" and one of the seven ways you outline in your book is about social security. how do liberals plan to ruin our lives with social security? guest: well, social security, the first check, peter, was paid in 1942, lady fuller who paid just a few dollars of taxes into social security. unless you actually work for the federal government, you didn't get an income from the federal government. and social security started with the transformation of america as a country as individuals who are self-reliant to a nation where people were more and more dependent on government. what we have today is a majority of seniors in this country rely on the federal government for a majority of their income. through social security. so they're dependent on the government for their income. then we had medicare created in 1965. so seniors are dependent on government for their health care

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desperate measures a severe two year drought has left three hundred families on the edge of starvation beth threatening to commit mass suicide if there's no aid from the government but despite the stark warnings so far no help has arrived he's counseling investigates . here in the british you know remote part of eastern india. molly spends time with his family including his little grandson this may look like one happy picture but the reality is quite the opposite with no food to eat. and over twenty other farmers in the small village of about three hundred families have threatened to commit mass suicide. not intimately we will have to die sometime so when we suffer like this every day it's better to die now we're so hopeless that we've come to the conclusion that committing suicide is the best option would like to do nearly two to eat how many days per person when. the region has had elocute drought for two years now this has driven villagers from just write a letter to the president of india and the state government asking for rations and it a geisha in facilities if help. they say they'll

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the writing of beth nielsen chapman, which you may remember from an issue-- rather, an episode of e.rautiful song. and through the years, i have found joni mitchell at the right time when she didn't have a recording contract and was able to sing her songs. and of course leonard cohen, who is one of the great all-time writers of all time. i think he's a marvelous, marvelous poet-- spiritual, social, poetic, political, searing writer of great songs. now, you encouraged him to perform as well. i did. in fact, we were doing a benefit for wbai, the radio station here in new york, which is still thriving. and i said, "well, i want you to come and be on the show." and i had sung his first two songs that he'd written-- suzanne and a song called dress rehearsal rag. and he said, "well, no, no. "you know, i don't-- i don't sing. "i don't sing. "i don't-- i'm not-- i don't have a professional voice." and i said, "leonard, you have a wonderful voice. come on." so i brought him down to-- was it town hall, i believe-- and i kind of pushed him on the stage, and he stood up and started playing suzann

thirty eight of fifty us states discriminating based on gender identity is not banned because vandy beth worked in the public sector with the help of a civil liberties group she is able to sue its own american for people to do what was done and through this she's won the admiration of friends just marxists i mean . it's a courageous thing which is they were. fighting the state power. the support of a queen i think if a person is trying to change their right to actually leave who they are i do think that it should be even better but it doesn't pay the bills it doesn't change the law if it's explosive the law that you would if you your have something like this happen the first place. and some appearances aside. unemployment and discrimination are still a drag for most transgender transgender people who get fired from their jobs. during the. war and lyster r.t. . will use a brief for your pakistan's independence day celebrations as. the country struggles against the worst natural disaster in its history meanwhile the un has confirmed at least one case of cholera now in the northwest as a re