infection rates nearly 44% in healthy, gay and bisexual men. men who took truvada the most consistently had more than 70% lower risk over two years. the u.s. government studies involved 2500 gay and bisexual men in peru, thailand and south africa. scientists say the pill works best when it's taken on a daily basis. >>> today an fda advisory panel is going to meet to take another look at an experimental obesity drug. the panel will consider approval of the drug that blocks appetite signals to the brain. the fda rejected the drug in 2010 because after potential risk regarding cancer and heart problems. today the drug company is presenting new data it believes will show the drug is safe. >>> there's a new way to protect brain cancer patients from chemotherapy side effects. chemo shrinks brain tumors but can also damage bone marrow. in a new study seattle researchers genetically modify the bone marrow stem cells of three patients giving the marrow cells a protective shield. all three patients were then able to tolerate team mow much better -- toler

substantiate our argument that african-american people should be opposed to gay and lesbian and bisexual people? some african-american people say we are mad they are taking our sooi civil rights movement and using it as a paradigm. he borp rrowed the language and system of oppression from a brown saint in india and applied it to the american scene. black people do not have a copyright on civil rights insurgents or resistance. we should be proud of the fact that anybody can look at us and derive from our experience an example and paradigm of their parallel resistance to civil rights injustices and to the out right degree ra dags of their personalities. this is a fight about what we think is right and wrong to be sure. we must not use the bible to create more enemies of the faith but to use our faith as a basis to identify with those that are the least lost and lonely. jesus said you should love thy god and love thy neighbor as thy self. do we want to use the bible the same way it was used against us. many white christians believing they were under the spirit of goonds the anointment of th

beliefs and rights, the rights of religious people must give way to the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered people. i would say that's a mind-set out of sync with where the general public is. and it's one that is inherently hostile to religion. and this -- i find the obama administration on this particular issue to be monolithic. >> next question, gentleman on my left. >> i'm representative mike mcgee from missouri. and, first of all, i'd just like to say that missouri filed that first piece of legislation to try and block the lawsuit against president obama's health care bill, and we are also right now on our primary ballot this next few months, we'll be hearing legislation trying to bring prayer back to our public school. so a couple of great things. my wife and i went to a graduation. harry s. truman high school in independence, missouri. and that was held at the lds auditorium in independence. and that is the church of latter day saints. it was at their world headquarters building. and they started that commencement out with a moment of reflection, no prayer. do you th

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we were delighted that he has affirmed that lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transgendered couples are just as valid. >> do you think the fight -- the fact he has taken so long to it knowledge this has damaged the cause? >> i do not think that having a sitting u.s. president on your side is ever damaging to the cause. i would have preferred it earlier. i also understand this is a very personal decision. then he has struggled through. we would have welcomed it earlier in the campaign. we were delighted when he announced his opposition to the amendment. we understand that this is not a decision that he took lightly. we're excited that he has come out in support of gay marriage. >> is there a feeling that perhaps his hand was forced by jill biden's announcement in the interview on sunday? >> i do not know if his hand was forced. some may say it was orchestrated. there was a rolling out of different officials in the administration who prepared the country for the president. i am not privy to the conversations inside the white house. it may have been forced. it may have -- either way i am d

ordnance amending the administrative code to establish a lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trends in higherseniors task force. supervisor wiener: with campos and olague, i want to apologize and to advance, - -in advance, k to the budget committee. in san francisco, we need to grapple with a growing lgbt senior population. the lgbt senior population has some means that are unique. they are not pertinent to the senior population as a whole. the growth of the population is actually, in many ways, a positive thing. for many years, and gay men, we are not making it to our senior years because of the hiv and aids epidemic. people are aging, men and women. everyone. we need to plan for it and make sure that we are addressing issues of stigma, issues of access to health care, issues around aging and hiv. all the different issues lgbt seniors face that others may not face. also discrimination at senior facilities, how the increased likelihood of not having adult children. we need to get our hands around this. this issue will create a task force that will expire after 18 months. we have become very a

only risk group that's on the rise from the standpoint of new transmission to the virus is gay and bisexual men so that screwing >>> in regard to prevention. >>> with the term refers to someone that doesn't really acknowledge that their sexual orientation cannot be heterosexual exclusively but they are having sex with men. berlin on the new republic about it. the good thing about the young people is that they are very approachable about talking about issues like this to weaken have conversations about save sex and given the information and the tools they need to protect themselves. intemperances go we have not seen an alarming rise in the number of new infections and the other population. it is encouraging but we do have to keep the word out to her story not to long ago but has once have been discussed with other projects was to go out to get everyone in the high school tested which is a tremendous way to build awareness an opportunity for people to understand. >>> has the internet and useful obviously it's easy to get the word out for young people in particular and all ages are using the i

. >> this is an important day for lesbian, gay, bisexual, a transgendered people in america. it is important for our leader to support our families. this is one example of him doing that. >> the president's view has shifted in sync with public opinion. four years ago, he on the majority of americans opposed to gay marriage. today, a narrow majority is in favor. politically, this is still a big risk. new policy may not play well in more conservative swing states like north carolina, where voters decided same-sex weddings were unconstitutional. the republican challenger for the white house formally opposes gay marriage. >> my position is the same as it has been from the beginning. marriage is the relationship between man and a woman. >> november's election will not be won and lost a game marriage. the economy remains the overriding concern. it is the kind of touched on social issues that defines a candidate, it tells america who they are. on this question, there is a clear dividing line between the president and the man who will challenge him. >> the greek drama continues. >> a

next month the president will attend a fund-raiser with leaders from the late, gay lesbian bisexual transvestite community. >> at a certain point i concluded that for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and a firm that i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> the president has been under mounting pressure to weigh-in. >> i'll like it, a husband and wife should be a husband and wife >> it is a big civil-rights statement where america should be. >> gavin newsom said he was surprised that he would, the president would make such an announcement before the november election. you can see more of the president's interview and reaction from cbssf.com. >> let's get a look at the weather. >> what did you say? >> we are hitting rock bottom today >> but that is like 72 >> five or 10 degrees above average for this time of year, very nice. temperatures are 45 in santa rosa, 51 in livermore, 49 in pacifica. i pressure is headed southward which is allowing the trough to creep in. temperatures will bottom out today but not bad at all. after this warm-up right towards mother's day

people say this is so timely about a bisexual man.it be timely? you must have had this idea for a long time. >> i have had every idea for a long time. i'm pretty slow. >> you are ahead of your time. >> this novel was pretty much fully formed ten years, almost 12 years ago. i didn't begin writing it until june, 2009. but the writing process itself was very fast for me, unusually so maybe because it is a first person. when you are in that person of a first person the novel somehow is more quickly northcoming. >> here is what you said about it. in one person about a young bisexual who falls in love with an older woman in a public library. two trans gender women are the heroes in the sense the two characters my narrator most looks up to. they are the heroes. >> it is a novel about our lingering still with us intolerance for sexual differences. i somehow thought i was done with that subject when i finished "the world according to garp." i thought i wouldn't write about that again. i think sexual intolerance is still with us in a different

must give way to the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered people. i would say that's a mindset out of sync with where the general public is and is one that is inherently hoss tim to religion -- that is inherently hostile to religion. i find the obama administration on this particular issue to be monolithic. >> next question, gentleman on my left. >> i'm representative mike mcgee from missouri. i'd like to say that missouri filed the first piece of legislation to try and block that lawsuit against president obama's healthcare bill, and we're also right now on our primary ballot this next few months. we'll be hearing legislation trying to bring prayer back to our public schools. so a couple of great things. my question is, my wife and i went to a graduation, the harry s. truman high school in independence, missouri, and it was held at the auditorium in independence, and that is the church of latter day saints. their world headquarters building. and they started that commencement out with a moment of reflection, no prayer. do you think that has to do w

. >> this is an important day for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people in america. it is very important for our leaders to come out in support of our families, in support of our love, in support of who we are. this is one example of him doing that. >> his view has shifted in sync with public opinion. four years ago, he and the majority of americans opposed to gay marriage. today, a narrow majority is in favor. politically, this is still a big rift. new policy may not play well in swing states, such as north carolina, where only this week voters decided same-sex weddings were unconstitutional under state law. the republican challenger for the white house firmly opposes gay marriage. >> my position is the same on gay marriage as it has been since the beginning. marriage is a relationship between a man and a woman. that is a posture i had as governor and that is the posture i have today. >> the election will not be won or lost over gay marriage, as the economy remains the overriding concern. it is the type of touch-tone social issue that defines a candidate, that tells

. >> gay and lesbian movement, bisexual, transgender -- >> right.n agenda movement are clear on their lobbying. they're clear on their goals. it is only when we come to the black movement that we feel like we need to be encompassing to everybody else's issue. >> you made eloquently the argument earlier as dr. king said justice is indy visible. ain't no such thing as compartmentalizing it. either we're about justice or we're not. we can't say they as if no black people are gay or no women are gay. >> it seems as if we're going to resurrect the movement we have to work through this. >> that's the whole thing that's the old preacher's attitude. >> what should our priorities be? black people say in market surveys and polling, it's about jobs, economics and education. black people universally assign those as having the highest priority. i agree with both the mayor and dr. bryant. but gay and lesbian people go, we're interested in the universal concerns of black people as well. we get cut out. women get cut out, we're segregated. we talk about the necessi

some people -- some people may be bisexual by nature, they have attractions to both, but the truth of the matter is that their identity, who i think i am as a person doesn't necessarily have to match what their attractions are. that's how people survive in this way. they say, you know, i used to be gay, i'm still attracted to men, but i'm not gay anymore. they're still attracted to men. so what does that mean? liohi with pe > mee,t n -aincil es religi didn't even know until the yeard success story of george rekers. >> there is a lot of misinformation transmitted by the people who offer these treatments. the american psychological association had a report that came out in 2 09 no scientific base this is a any of these treatments work. >> is legislation the right answer? do you believe it is in california? >> i believe that legislation is appropriate in this instance. what is at stake here are lives. especially kids' lives. i think it is irresponsible for organizations to offer this therapy when it is not supported by science, when there is anecdotal evidence of harm, when we know that

it is the only low threshold place for gay men or men who have sex with men, bisexual men, can go to to access mental health, substance abuse, and a chevy-related issues. i'm happy to say you're sorry hiv negative today, and completely drug free to date -- i am hiv - today and completely drug free. they put me in the driver's seat of my own vehicle, and they were on my team the whole way through, and they still are to this day. it is something that needs to be supported. it cannot be cut. $200,000 -- that is it the people that will be cut out of complete services. there's already 75 to 100 people on the waiting list. i cannot even refer people to the services any more because there's just no room for them. this is huge for the community. this has been a huge part of my life, and i needed to please not cut these. maybe in the next conversation we have, it will be up in the budget because these are services we need. i started using drugs on a daily basis, and now i am volunteering and putting out into the community, making it possible for other people to have the opportunity i have bee

and in the classrooms, kids are going to be taught, you're gay, tri, or bisexual, rather, or you're in some particular category. why encourage all these changes when we can weep things as they are, give another category, not change the name to definition, and outcomes. >> so bishop pearson, i'm going to allow you to have the last word on this. do you worry that this very discussion undermines what you call to be, you know, the voice of consciousness in the church, or that it even causes and promotes a kind of tuition? >> well, it will pass. just like prohibition, at one time, just a few years ago, integrated marriage was said to be threatening to the institution. same-sex marriage is not infectious. it's not contagious. it will no more affect the institution of marriage than interracial marriage or people shacking together who live next door to you who are not legally married. i think there's a pair-no npara behind this, what you fight, you ignite. what you resist, persist. there's many, many christians who said, i don't really care. it's not my issue. i want a good job, i want money.

but democrats claim the bill does not go far enough, especially for transgender, gay and bisexual individuals. the senate bill explicitly states there can be no dis-ch s discrimination against any people in the violence against women act. here comes sheila jackson lee. >> why do we found a ourselves today having this kind of debate that calls upon the higher angels of all members, recognizing that as i stand on the floor today, some woman is losing her life. she may be a 2345i9ive american community. she may be from the lgbt community or the immigrant community. why are we here today divided when all we needed to do was work in a bipartisan matter? the senate bill who tracked the process and the strategy and the approach that we've used in all of the reauthorizations, we have always expanded it to reach the needs of new victims. what do you say to a native american woman when you limit the ability of that woman to be protected. in fact, you make it that much harder, for what you do is that it authorizes tribal government to seek protection orders on behalf of victims with or without their per

obama will also attend a lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender campaign event hosted by ricky martin at the museum of art. the president last week says he supports same-sex marriage. >>> trial of former presidential candidate john edwards enters a new phase today. defense attorneys will begin presenting their case today in north carolina. edwards is accused of violating laws by filing money to his then pregnant mistress. >>> crews in arizona continue battling wildfires on several fronts. one of the biggest has burned 2,500 acres in the toronto national forest since saturday. billowing smoke was visible as far as phoenix. air drops did help save some homes, but at least one structure was destroyed. it's one of the five weekend fires that burned some nine square miles. autism researchers say a new study sheds troubling light on the job prospects of autistic adults. the journal of pediatrics finds 1 in 3 young adults with autism or about 35% have no paid job experience, college, or technical schooling nearly seven years after high school graduation. those figures compared with 26% of me

will provide information about the level of satisfaction that employees who are lesbian and gay, bisexual or transgender experience with respect to their work environment or employee organization. they are not required to provide their sexual orientation and can select to to say i prefer not to answer in response. what are the benefits? we do not know what it will tell us because we have not done it before. what we think it will tell us is what is their level of satisfaction with employment satisfaction and does it differ from other employee groups. gay advocates see another advantage and cite the marriage act about which prevents the feds from offering spousal benefits to same sex candidates. >> once we have sexual orientation data it would give us a better handle on how much people need those benefits. >> reporter: we got an answer at 9:56 p.m. tonight. we put the lengthy response on our website, wusa9.com. the survey is underway right now and should be completed in june. >>> senate republicans blocked a bill today proposed by the democrats to stop student loan interest rates from doubl

reduce the number of therapists willing to offer other psychological services to lesbian, gay, and bisexual youth in california. peter drake, however, says this is a ban worth fighting for so children won't be subjected to a therapy he believes do more harm than good. the bill will now go to the assembly. no date has been set yet for the initial policy review, but it will likely be next month. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> decision 2012. the race for the white house rolls through bay area today. these are live pictures this afternoon from the peninsula. in about an hour, the newly minted republican presidential nominee, mitt romney, will host a fundraiser at the historic carolyn chateau in hillsboro. this property is magnificent. 65,000 square feet. it's one of the largest mansions in the country and a california landmark. tickets for tonight's event co-hosted by meg whitman topped out at $50,000 per person. now among the notable guests, former governorrh pete wilson a george shultz. romney's visit comes on the same day his campaign is trying to clean up a bit of an embarrassing mi

. ♪ warren is openly bisexual and says the school discriminated against him.e says boys should be allowed to wear skirts and high heels just like girls. but the school says you're violating the dress code by the way you're dressed. >> i don't think so. >> why not? >> it didn't say anywhere in the code of conductors in our dress code or anything, that boys can't dress like girls. >> reporter: the district's dress code policy states schools can regulate dress or hair length. students told me girls wear skirts the same length as warren and nothing happens. >> i think they was just using the skirt as an excuse. >> reporter: school officials won't comment on the suspension. they say that the dress code applies to all students regardless of gender. some parents say that it's a distraction for their kids when a boy dresses like a girl in the classroom. warren's father disagrees. >> where some people just aren't tolerant with that kind of thing. >> reporter: next for warren, what will he wear to prom on saturday? in calvert county, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> in th

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. >> people say this is so timely, a bisexual man., how could this be timely? you must have had this idea for a very long time. >> i have. i'm very sflee or you were ahead of your time. >> this novel was pretty much formed almost 10 years ago, 12 years ago. i didn't begin writing it until 2009 but the wright process itself was very fast for me, unusually so, maybe because it's anarrater, and when it is, it's more forthcoming. >> here's what you wrote about it on amazon.com. it's about a young buy sexual man who falls in love with an older transgender women who run as public library. they're the heroes in this novel in the sense that my by seisexu self. he's the hero. >> i somehow thought i was done with that subject when i finished "the world according to garp" in the late 1970s. but i think sexual intolerance is still with us in a different way, and this may be somewhat less radical, a more realistic novel than "the world according to garp." i chose the bisexual main character because i knew he would generate more distrust from strai

rex some studies show it cut the risk of infection significantly in gay and bisexual men, as well as heterosexual couples. but in most of those trials it was with accompanying treatment, like using condoms or seeking counseling. >> and also tonight, children who need a ct scan should not be given the same dose of radiation as adults. but currently, there are no rules in place to be sure kids are treated differently. the fda is proposing machine manufacturers design new ones with specific instructions for kids. there should be special settings for newborns, 1-year-olds, five-year-olds, and preteens. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. -- tony pann. >> it turned out to be a nice day today, but plenty of sunshine sneaking through the clouds out there. we should be in the low 70's this time of year. we're in the upper 60's. cool air is spilling out of the southern part of canada. the breeze has been picking up between 25 to 30 miles per hour. that should be settling down in the next couple of hours. you can see the weather across the

next month the president will attend a fund-raiser with leaders from the lesbian gay bisexual transvestite community. >> he spoke with good morning america >> at a certain point i have concluded that for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and a firm that i think same-sex couples should be able to get married >> the president has been under mounting pressure to weigh in on the suspect, subjects. >> i don't like it, i think a husband and wife should be a husband and wife >> it is a great civil rights statement and it is where america ought to be. this will cost him some politically >> gavin newsom, the former mayor here, was introduced a marriage to the city was surprised the president would make such a big announcement before the november election. you can see more of the interview in get reaction from all across the country on cbssf.com dot com. the facebook ipo is just one week away now >> is it worth the money to invest? >> blowing dust is catching drivers off guard. ,,,,,,,,,,,, need any help? uh, nope. just, uh, checking out my ad. nice. but, y'know, with every door dire

the groups acollude the black, latino and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender caucuses. they are worried about what will happen if governor brown's tax initiative does not pass in november. >> we're talking about addition tax cuts to our welfare program, but most importantly we're talking about cuts to education, particularly k-12. could mean three weeks less of school for our children. >> members of the caucus also vowed to work to help pass the governor's tax plan. this morning facebook increased its ipo price range in a regulatory filing, the company says it now expects to sell its stock from between 34 to $38 billion share. that's up from the previous range of 28 to $35. our consumer editor tom vacar is at the facebook campus in palo alto and tell us why the ipo is front loaded for the rich and famous. >> it'll be thumbs down for small investors but most definitely a thumbs up for rich investors on friday's facebook ipo. >> this is the ipo event of the year. bar none, literally almost the ipo of the decade. because you know facebook is 24 century company. and they ar

. >>> gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender teens gathered to celebrate the activacy group. >> this is an issue of equality. this is an issue of making sure you and all of your fellow students get the chance to stay in school. >>> mark is here with sports now. the a's just got hammered tonight. >> you know fenway park it can do it to the best of them. very few teams have the power and the swagger to get into a home run hitting contest with the red sox at fenway. the a's right now any way, definitely not one of those teams. you know what they made it a little more interesting than you figured after watching the first 7 innings. sox had already built the 6-1 lead. ortiz had already homered again deep to right. josh redick disappears, watch it again. almost the sensational catch. you know he would love to have another chance at that. it's another home run for big pappi. and avines deep and well over the monster. that's a 3-1 shot for the sox. the a's up five runs, seven of their own. and that man josh redick to play with the sox last year with a 3-1 blast of his own. a's have many a ch

latinos, lesbian, gays, bisex l bisexuals, women, a reliable voting group. more specialty targeted groups, auto bailout workers. the message directly to those groups that the president's policies helped these people and these groups and more of the president's policies will be better in the future and the opposition will make it worse for these groups. that will be the message. he's going to try to drum that home today and over the next few months. >> jessica, i know it's loud and people cheering there. clearly people in the room are supporters of the president. what have people been saying to you in the last 24 hours or so in ohio? what are voters in general saying about the president or their hopes for the future? >> you know, there is a mixed sense, people who just have no interest. they want to change and that's that. people who are undecided want to be persuaded things can get better. i think they are starting, fredricka. >> okay. looks like the first lady, michelle obama is coming out there. we know that it's been made very clear she is going to be a f

does that mean that eventually you will support bisexual marriage? as soon as you can marry bill and angela, or vice versa, bill can marry susie or edward, or someone else? those kinds of things -- where do we go from here? it seems to me to be a slip-on -- slippery slope for various rights. guest: let's take your question on marriage. you are describing polygamy, which is of course in legal in this country. -- is illegal in this country. that is now we are talking about here. the victory fund does not have a position on marriage. we do not take positions on these issues, because we do not lobby. " we are saying is that having out people in public service changes the nature of the debate. -- what we are saying is that having out people in public service changes the nature of the debate. we think they should all be equal in the eyes of the law in the united states. but the idea that there are people trying to affect the issue of marriage from within their elected position is true regardless of their orientation. we would not see any case for gay marri

. >>> gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender teens gathered to celebrate the activacy group. >> this is an issue of equality. this is an issue of making sure you and all of your fellow students get the chance to stay in school. >>> mark is here with sports now. the a's just got hammered tonight. >> you know fenway park it can do it to the best of them. very few teams have the power and the swagger to get into a home run hitting contest with the red sox at fenway. the a's right now any way, definitely not one of those teams. you know what they made it a little more interesting than you figured after watching the first 7 innings. sox had already built the 6-1 lead. ortiz had already homered again deep to right. josh redick disappears, watch it again. almost the sensational catch. you know he would love to have another chance at that. it's another home run for big pappi. and avines deep and well over the monster. that's a 3-1 shot for the sox. the a's up five runs, seven of their own. and that man josh redick to play with the sox last year with a 3-1 blast of his own. a's have many a ch