the league has since added language to the rules clarifying that bisexual and transgender players areelcome to compete. now to a story about just how far the government and students can push a religious school away from the core beliefs. correspondent shannon bream reports the heart of the matter is birth control. >> student says the school is providing conflicting information about whether or not the student health insurance plan covers contraceptives and turned away women trying to obtain prescriptions for them. >> she has arranged guerilla birth control clinic to operate seven hours one block away from the law school campus. >> it may need to be ongoing thing. we may need to hold it every semester. >> a fordham spokesman said -- >> the fordham conflict is playing out at other catholic universities who publicly expressed concern. the regulation stemming from the new federal healthcare law will force them to cover contraception in employee and student healthcare plan. some said if forced to, they will drop the insurance coverage altogether. the obama administration works to finalize

applause] tom amiano, who has been a historic figure and trailblazer, coming from the lesbian, gay, bisexualansgendered community. [applause] also, our newest elected official, supervisor cohen, with her election last november at age 32, is the youngest african-american ever to be elected to the board of supervisors. [applause] she is now san francisco's highest-ranking elected official who is african-american, one of three women on the 11-member body, and the only african- american on that 11-member body. let me read -- since we are short on time -- the letter from the united states senator, dianne feinstein. it reads, "dear mrs. colvin, it is a pleasure for me to join your friends, family, and colleagues in recognizing you for all the work you have done in the fight for civil rights. thank you for dedicating your life to the cause of equality. you have given so much to this country. when you refuse to give up your bus seat on march 2, 1955, it ignited a spark within montgomery, alabama, that helped begin the process of change. the landmark united states supreme court case that eventually e

several national studies suggest gay and lesbian and bisexual students experience higher levels of bullyingand incidence of suicide. >> what needs to be done by schools and by law is more insight than oversight. just having cameras around isn't enough. >> maryland does have an anti-bullying laws on the books. it is aimed to protect students regardlessless of race, gender, or sexual orientation. >> a woman tells police that a man climbed into her bed thursday morning while she was sleeping and sexually assaulted her. that happened on the 3700 block of greenmont avenue. if you have information, you are asked to call baltimore police. >> are goodwill stores in baltimore county being targeted? that's what police want to know. first, the i-team david collins has more information on yesterday's robbery at a goodwill in towson. >> a helicopter assisted in the search. close to a dozen patrol officers secured the crime scene perimeter. >> why would they rob the goodwill? >> the store had to close. >> why would you rob a goodwill? it makes no sense. >> the robber didn't announce his intention. it hap

. >> and herman cain seems unexpected bisexual harassment claims. we have a poll showing how it's affecting the g.o.p. front runner's presidential campaign. >> beautiful sky just scattered loudz around. what is this weekend forecast hold? i'll have the answer coming up. [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney biggest sale of them all, save on our biggest brands, fist styles, hottest looks, this friday and saturday. we're going big. shop early with 6-hour steals, like 60% off coats, 60% off all blankets and throws, and an extra 20% off gold jewelry, already 70% off! plus with jcp cash, get $10 off when you spend just $25. exclusions. unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. don't miss our biggest sale of them all! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. >>> a multi millionaire is pulling his personal and business accounts out of bank of america. >> he says the wealthy have to stand up to banks and business practices hurting the poor in every community. and we're live outside of the

they claim they are bisexual.head a hearing after teams filed a protest saying the players were straight. the organization said the players claims weren't good enough. but today the organization says it has decided to settle the w the players now. -- settual the players now -- settle with the players now. >>> take a look at this. and we got a lot of fog to talk about tonight. perhaps dense fog in your neighborhood and wind advisories. >>> well, you could call this a late hit. joe kapp, that's right, got into a fist fight with a canadian football league hall of famer rival. happened friday at a luncheon. the fight between the two started after joe kapp offered him flowers as a peace offering. he obviously rejected that. the two legends have disliked each other since 1963 when he delivered a hit on one of his teammates. >>> all right. in washington, lawmakers were back after a thanksgiving break and they had a laundry list of items that effect our personal budgets. ktvu's carol hahn has more. >> reporter: it is shap

. >> reporter: by her teens, diane realizes she's bisexual. it leaves her feeling confused. she deals with her inner conflict by using drugs and alcohol. >> i remember, i was 16. and i remember meeting a girl that i definitely was, like, whoa. what's going on? you know? i feel really weird and just realizing that i had a crush on her. i didn't pursue it. and i started running around and going to more parties. and drinking more. and stuffing my feelings. that's not too bad, is it? >> well, put it on long enough so i can see it. >> it's a youth cap. with my bald spot, with the summer, i have to think about my head with the sun. >> reporter: back in high school, lisa is one of the few people that diane lets into her solitary life. they're still friends today. >> diane kept to herself. me and my friends were the only friends that she hung out with at that time. she had a whole other secret life. it was kind of a known fact that we didn't ask her about it. you could always tell that she was holding something back. >> reporter: but that something is a mystery. even to diane. she d

. >> the whole room was almost all gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual people.full of almost 99% gay people, praising god and singing and dancing. >> carlton explained to them his new ideas about hell. his notion that heaven was waiting for everybody, even them. perhaps especially them. and when he was done, bishop flunder invited him to sit down and take off his shoes. >> we went and got a warm basin of water, and then we asked him to take off his socks and his shoes. >> did he have any idea what you were going to do? >> no. he was absolutely clueless. no, he did not know. >> and she knelt. everybody i knew had thrown me away. and they were singing and weeping and washing my feet. talk about a holy moment. the room begin to spin and everybody in there suddenly became an angel. everybody was jesus. it was so powerful. these people had been so hurt and so broken and so rejected and so bruised, they just -- they healed me. they literally healed me. >> strange how fortune can change when things seem darkest. it was back in tulsa where a second invitation came along

sexual orientation are you straight, gay, lesbian, or bisexual? >> i'm not gay, but extremely happy. >> i'm straight and a little bit lesbian. no! are you willing to correspond with an overseas pen pal? yes. >> what's your type? >> oh, girl, i didn't know you were going to ask me all this. >> breathing. right about now, breathing. >> yeah, man, you're really getting me all red here. i'm real embarrassed now. you just want somebody that's kind. that's warmhearted. they don't have to be the best looking. they don't have to be skinny. none of that even matters anymore. you don't realize that until you're taken away from society. that's how i look at it. >> why bulmer looks for love on the outside, roy freed found himself the subject of unwanted advances on the inside. >> being who i am, it was hard to live with me. i moved in with this other guy that was gay. i was like, sure, we can be roommates, but it turns out he had other intentions as far as force himself on me so we got into a little altercation last night. >> did you do any damage to him? >>

job for certain populations, they've come up with a certain plan for african-american and gay and bisexualh cohen, thank you for the update. >>> if you're shopping for the holiday, crowds may be least of your problems, how someone or something may be following your every move and how one politician is trying to put a stop to it. wer cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. and here's what we did today: supported nearly 3 million steady jobs across our country... ... scientists, technicians, engineers, machinists... ... adding nearly 400 billion dollars to our economy... we're at work providing power to almost a quarter of our homes and businesses... ... and giving us cleaner rides to work and school... and tomorrow, we could do even more. cleaner, domestic, abundant and creating jobs now. we're america's natural gas. the smarter power, today. learn more at anga.us. but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male an

presidential candidate, herman cain coming to tyson's corner this morning but he is still dogged bisexual harassment charges from the 90s. one of the accusers wants to go public and is meeting with her lawyer. >>> stacy cohen is live with more on the cain controversy. >> reporter: herman cain is coming to the washington area because he wants to talk about politics but he is haunted by this from his past sexual harassment case dating back to the 90s. cain has been the front runner in all the polls for the republican presidential nominee but has been taking questions about this story ever since it broke. the woman at the center of this worked with cain at the national restaurant association she filed a sexual harassment case there was a five figure pay out herman cain has been accused of going back and forth in his version of events at first saying there was no settlement and then admitting yes, there was one. >>> the way i explained that contradiction when i first heard the word settlement, i thought legal settlement, and my recollection later was that there was an agreement so i made an a

for example, black bisexual men in the united states and that's why cdc is focusing on black gay mend better testing and care. >> so give me an idea, you launched this new campaign, looking at some of the numbers. five, ten years out, where do you expect us to be? >> my vision is that in five or ten years we will have managed this epidemic. too many people are becoming hiv infected every year. about 50,000 americans are becoming infected. that's far too much for our country and we can do a better job. and part of that is ensuring that we're all aware of our hiv status and talking about hiv, that our physicians are offering the tests to more people, and more people are availing themselves of the life saving treatments which can really help to bring an end to the epidemic. >> it is so important to point out this is not a death sentence. so many people living and managing it. dr. kevin fenton, appreciate your time this morning, thank you. >> we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. ♪ mom, mr. and mrs. bradley got netflix! netflix? it's this cool service that lets yo

financial reform bill and proud of the progress we've made, for example, in protecting gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people against environments. i'm proud of the role in helping impeach bill clinton. the fact that institutions in america today are less popular, the media is less popular, congress is less popular, i don't tack that personally. >> back to the tone, you make a fair point about the media, on the other hand, you certainly are known for your sharp tongue at times. do you feel any responsibility for your own role in kind of that tone that we do see in washington, whether it be media or members of congress? >> well, congratulations, you're four for four in managing to find a negative approach. no, i will say this. in 1981 when i got to congress, i was very cooperative in a bipartisan way. newt gingrich actually boasted about the extent to which he changed things. he forced out the minority leader and said, no, we have to challenge the democrats as our enemies. look, there was a poll taken a couple of years ago, 2010, i believe, or 2009 and people were asked who was the most

women of color and young gay and bisexual men still severe the most burden of h.i.v. in the united states. african-americans represent approximately 14% of the united states population but accounted for an estimated 44% of new infections in 2009. and we know the numbers that -- are on the rise in hispanic communities and asian pacific communities as well. these rates of infection is not something that has happened in isolation. people of color continue to face higher rates of unemployment, incarceration, poverty and near poverty than their white counterparts. we can and we must do much better than this. we must do more for those who are disproportionately impacted by h.i.v. and aids both here in america and around the world. we must provide the science-based comprehensive sex education that helps prevent the spread of diseases, and we must grow past old fierce and engage all communities -- fears and engage all community stakeholders surrounding the treatment of this disease. we must repeal laws that legalize and promote discrimination and hate. we must support and exp