. >> don't make me put my hands on you and show you how bisexual i can be. what is that. >> an 18-year-old charged with murder faces both the judge and -- >> you chased my son down and shot him in the back. >> the victim's mother. >> when you get behind them doors, i hope you get what you deserve. >> in the heart of downtown cleveland, sits an 11-story tall half block wide symbol of law and order. the cuyahoga county correction center. >> face the wall! >> about 30,000 men and women from the city and outlying areas are booked into this jail each year. the majority will be released within 24 hours. but about 2,200 occupied beds here for an indefinite period, most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial for resolution of their cases. and like cleveland itself, the jail can be said to have tough neighborhoods of its own, especially the tenth floor. >> this is our maximum security floor. for the most part, that is where we how's our problematic inmates, inmates in some type of disciplinary lockup and we have our individuals that are here on high profil

on friday was the national gay blood donor day, for people who are gay men or bisexual men to go to -- not to dee nate blood, but have a friend donate on their behalf or write out a note to the fda asking for a rule change. it's really awful this rule was in existence since 2010. [speaker not understood] and supervisor dufty offered a resolution putting the board on record in opposition. it's a shame that four years later the policy is still in place. so, we can keep working and hope that this outdated rule will be repealed and the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. supervisor kim, you wanted to say a few words about commissioner hale. >> thank you. my apologies. i also wanted to add in my thoughts on commissioner vera hale and wanted to thank supervisor mar for putting forward such a lovely summary of the accomplishments of vera. she was a tremendous, tremendous force here in city hall and throughout the city. as an advocate for our low-income residents, our seniors, our disabled. and as a woman elected, it was really amazing to see the sheer force and strength of this w

who is trying to take her little girl away from her just for being bisexual. so, just wanted to note that. look forward to your support. >> colleagues, can we take this item same house same call? without objection, this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> item 77? >> item 77 is a resolution urging for a moratorium on redemption center closures in the city and county of san francisco; and for supermarkets in san francisco and the state agency calrecycle to meet their statutory obligations by convening with the department of the environment to find solutions for a more evenly distributed network of recycling centers and ensure that a recycling center is located in their parking lots or redemption recycling is provided immediately nearby. ~ city and county of san francisco. >> supervisor mar? >> thank you, president chiu. on this epidemic of the evictions of recycling centers in the city, i'd like to move that we send this to committee. i'm still in the process of communicating with safeway executives as they have closed not only the market street safeway, but also

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which prevents gay and bisexual men from donating blood.congressman honda says, the ban marginalizes. stigmatizes. and stereotypes healthy gay and bisexual men across the country. he also says -- overturning the ban would increase donor blood supplies and could help save thousands of lives. a national gay blood drive was also held monday as part of a grassroots effort against the regulation. another blood drive is scheduled for friday afternoon. emergency rooms are notorious for long wait times. now, you can aviod sitting around a hospital to see a doctor. and instead wait from the comfort of your own couch. kron 4's justine waldman tells us. you can now book your visit to the emergency room. online. when u.s. six nothing is more painful than sitting and of waiting room phenacetin. the has little use is an online e- waiting service. this on-line system is not meant for every honest. there is some explaining to do when patients that i should then. alfonse >>: if your device is out of juice your device may not make it onto the aircraft but th

despite that, simply being gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual can be a fireable offense. there are people who have lost the jobs for that. it's not spectlative. it's not a matter of political correctness. people lose their jobs as a consequence. their lively hoods are thre threaten threatened. more states allow same-sex marriage than prohibit discrimination against lgbt workers. i firmly believe it's time to address this injustice for every american. now congress has spent 40 years, four decades, considering legislation that would help solve the problem. that's a long time. and yet they still haven't gotten it done. senators terri baldwin are here. they have been champions of the issue for a long, long time. we're very proud of them. i know, they will not stop fighting until fair treatment for all workers is the federal law of the land. [ applause ] >>> but i'm going to do what i can. with the authority i have to act. the rest of you, of course, need to keep putting pressure on congress to pass federal legislation that resolves the problem once and fore all. amen! amen! [

for the for the - for the african-american you community the bay area report for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders and the centralized city extra for the western edition to that be the neighborhood for the western edition neighborhood and the marina times to be the newspapers for the northern san francisco neighborhood and the neighborhood outreach for the west portal neighborhood and the katrero to be the newspapers for the city and county of san francisco for the katrero and dog patch and selma to provide outreach and advertising for fiscal years 2014-2015 >> supervisor cohen. >> i have a quick question as a point of order i think it is to the mayor's office about this item item 38 outreach advertising in the neighborhood newspaper my question how are those papers selected and the criteria that is used. >> thank you jason from the mayor's office i was unaware we were going to get into this subject matter so i'll call the office and get someone here. >> supervisor farrell. >> sure i'm happy to comment but waiting for the mayors staff we heard that last week there are certain pap

congressman says that the band marginalizes stigmatizes and stereotypes healthy the bisexual men all across the country >> : also says overturning the ban will increase donor blood supplies and could help save files of lives >> : national gay blood drive was held today and part of a great effort the consideration of a blood drive is scheduled for friday afternoon >> : i had tonight at eight new security measures sure to affect how you travel safely in the skies show you how what the fed tightens for >> : later in the newscast something of a mexican next trip to the emergency room more breeze next oakland police chief speaking out only on for about in kron steps have people talking about the city >> : about the city >> : safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. it's a great time for a cookout. fresh sweet corn is 10 for just $2.00. rancher's reserve ribeye steaks are only $6.99 a pound. and refreshe water is just $2.79 a case. there's more savings to love... at safewa

. >>> santa clara lawmakers will demand an end to the fell ban preventing gay and bisexual men from giving blood. congressman honda and others promote the national gay blood drive day and the food and drug administration bans blood donation from gay and bisexual men. he says the ban marginalizes and stereotypes healthy people across the country. >>> now the weather forecast. mike, you are saying this is the hottest day of the week? >> absolutely. hotter than yesterday. if the air conditioning was working yesterday it will be working harder today. we have fog along half moon bay spilling across the bay in the lower valleys and especially across the north bay coast and santa rosa is up to seven miles so that is an improvement over the last talk where it was around three miles. you can see the clouds we and the diffused nature of the lights over the golden gate bridge so be careful across the golden gate bridge. we have low clouds in those areas not quite inland and high clouds over the nays so it will be a colorful sunrise. 52 to 62 this morning and by noon we are 82 inland and low clouds al

for the for the - for the african-american you community the bay area report for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders and the centralized city extra for the western edition to that be the neighborhood for the western edition neighborhood and the marina times to be the newspapers for the northern san francisco neighborhood and the neighborhood outreach for the west portal neighborhood and the katrero to be the newspapers for the city and county of san francisco for the katrero and dog patch and selma to provide

fda says gay and bisexual men as group are at increase risk for hive trans committed by transfusion.he current ban has been in place since 1983. >> new era of personalize medicine is on the horizon for breast cancer patients. researchers at usc harvard and massachusetts general hospital have isolated breast cancer cells that entered the blood streams of 6 patients. the concern is that the cells move to other organ and cause cancer inviteal organize like bone, lung, liver and brain. by identifying the cell, doctors monitor them and develop targeted drug therapy. >> to the woman they call a nightmare nanny. family that hired her fired her. but she refs to leave their home. and tonight she speaks out for the first time to abc news reporter nick watt. >> this young mom of 3 from upland, california says she fired her live in nanny over a month ago but the nanny refused to move out. >> she said if you want to the me to leave then you need to evict me slammed the door on my face. >> nanny from hell in the media she says she is really the victim. >> fired by local family she refs to go. >> h

call you gay, homosexual, ansexual, bisexual. >> reporter: then they videos started to go viral. invited to play real shows. they were featured in this cole hahn christmas ad. then given a cameo in a dre commercial which conferred upon them street cred and changed the way they were treated. >> oh, we saw you on commercial! >> yeah. >> reporter: now they're a legit band. they're playing bigger and bigger venues including cochella where malcolm did this crowd surfing. days ago the big news, the big fish, a nearly $2 million, five-record deal with sony. no one's more excited than their manager, or momager, malcolm's mother, or their number one cheerleader, malcolm's dad. >> i sleep and eat and drink these kids. it might sound like i'm bragging about these kids, but i'm just like the proudest dad in the world. >> reporter: not long ago they let "nightline" sit in on a band practice in malcolm's parents' basement. all of the kids' parents were there, ear plugs were handed out. ♪ heavy metal was played. snacks were set out by malcolm's mom. ♪ >> that is incredibly impressive. >> wow, w

another .7 call themselves bisexual. and 1.1% wrote something else or i don't know the answer. or would not respond. meantime other estimates have pegged the number of gay americans as high as 5%. >>> big news for marvel comic fans there is a new super hero in town. we all know thor, marvel comic says it's time for a change and this is photo of the new thor and she is a woman. think will be the new forward. she says this is not a temporarily. sal, do you know the apps? >> i don't but we can conjecture. put it on our social media sites. >> let's. >>> good morning, everybody. it's hump day. let's go out to interstate 880. traffic is moving along very well in both directions here. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light. i also want to mention going to the san mateo bridge perhaps you are going on 92 heading westbound to the high-rise, t about a ten minute drive from hayward to foster city. when you get to highway 101, it looks good on the peninsula heading south. and looking at the commute in the south bay, it's a very nice start. if you are one of the early

lesbian, gay, transgender, bisexual. whatever. and that's not fair. and we're doing what we can to make that right. to bend that ark of justice in a better direction. in a few moments, i will sign a federal order that will do two things. it will be explicitly true for gender identity. [applause] >> and, second, we're going to prohibit all companies that receive a contract from the federal government from discriminating against their lgbt employees. [applause] >> america's federal contractors should not subsidize discrimination of the american people. president roosevelt -- johnson expanded it. today, i'm going to expand it again. currently, 18 states have already banned work place discrimination on this. governor terry mccauliff is here and he was one of the first to declare it unlawful to discriminate against lgbt employees. [applause] >> i've appointed a record number of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender public servants across my administration, they are ambassadored, federal judges, special assistants, senior advisors from the pentagon to the

. >>> today calling on the food and drug administration changing its policy to prohibit gay and bisexual men from donating blood. he says it reflects modern science and says it's time that it's based on the best science and people's behavior not their sexual orientation. >>> business news, apple, and ibm joining forces. ibm will sell apples devices to its commerce and apple will offer customer support for the apps. i gives apple a bigger church of corporate users. the alliance will let the company serve business clients who want more services on their mobile devices. >> the tesla of motorcycles made its debut today. take a look at this thing. it's called the eagle made in italy. not cheap. 40 grand for the base model. some parts are made with a 3-d printer, which is cool. the eagle comes with a dashboard that's constantly online. it measures speed and battery charge and keeps track of performance which then can be posted to social meade kbraus we all have to be on all the time. >>> a 19-year-old freshman from m.i.t. has set the record to be the youngest pilot to fly solo around the world

gay and bisexual men have been turned away since 1977 and now there's a call for change. michelle roberts is at the american red cross in san jose with the new push. >> reporter: it depends a lot on college students for donations so in the summer it can be slow, one of many organizations urging the fda to make a change on the policy and allow some gay men to donate blood. every man who volunteers to donate blood is asked, have you had sex with another man in the last three decades? if the answer is yes, he's turned away, even if he's healthy and the blood bank is in need of supplies. >> the fda should revise its policy to focus on behavior and individual risk and not on sexual orientation. >> reporter: the current policy is not based on science. the rule was put into place during the aids epidemic in the '70s, a time of fear when patients and doctors didn't have the answers about the disease, now every pint of blood is tested for hiv and aids. >> there's a lot of bias and fear associated with this issue, but i think in 2014 we need to apply science and data to this issue.

however, new cases in young gay and bisexual men has doubled. the stats were released today ahead of tomorrow's international aids conference in melbourne, australia. the cdc says 1.1 million people in the u.s. are infected with hiv. 16% of them don't know it. >>> still ahead, more people are sent running for their lives as a massive wildfire chews through acres of timber in washington state. >> and treasure in the attics. a surprise hidden under a sheet for years, what we find out is it's worth a fortune. ,,,,,,,,,,,, over mountain ridges, and ia >>> a massive wildfire in washington strait is growing ramly. howling wind is pushing flames over mountain ridges into a cluster of small towns. take a look at the massive cloud of smoke about 180 miles east of seattle. as of this morning, more than 300 square miles have been burned. people living nearby are being told to evacuate. fire officials say it's the high winds and hot weather continue, more evacuations could take place. >>> well, who knows what treasures might be stashed in bay area attics? >

lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender. and that's wrong. we're here to do what we can to make it right. bend that arc of justice just a little bit in a better direction. and in a few moments, i will sign an executive order that does two things. first, the federal government already prohibits employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. once i sign this order, the same will be explicitly true for gender identity. [ applause ] and -- and second, we're going to prohibit all companies who receive a contract from the federal government from discriminating against their lgtb employees. america's federal contracts should not subsidize discrimination against the american people. this executive order is part of a long bipartisan tradition. president roosevelt signed an order prohibiting racial discrimination in the industry. president eisenhower strength strengthened it. president johnson expanded it. today, i'm going to expand it again. currently, 18 states have already banned workplace discremination based on sexual orientation an

. >>> a campaign kicked off today to get a ban lifted that prevents gay men and bisexual men from donating blood. the fda ban applies to the transmission of hiv and originated in the 1970s. david louis with the story. >> reporter: lynn walton is donating blood today. blood centers of the pacific says it needs about 5000 pints a day to meet the needs of the hospitals it supplies. one thing that motivates walton is her younger son doug who requires plasma. however, her older son john can't donate because he's gay. >> it's bad that he can't donate. he would 0 like to, and obviously it's a live saving treatment for his brother. when his brother doesn't get his dreemt he gets sick. >> reporter: so this retired teacher is joining fellow activists to urge the federal government to overturn the ban. question number 35 is what they want changed which dates to the beginning of the aids outbreak. some argue this is an important precaution. others say screening methods will protect blood recipients. >> we have seen advances in blood screening technology, blood donation policy changes in other countrie

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in may, the world health organization recommended that among gay and bisexual men, prep should be used as an additional hiv prevention choice with a comprehensive hiv prevention regimen. additionally, new federal guidelines recommend that prep be considered for people who are hiv negative but are a substantial risk for hiv. however, two years after truvada was approved by the u.s. food and drug administration for prevention and more than four years after studies showed that it's actually effective, very few people unfortunately are actually using prep, even though the ability to reduce infections is so significant, more than 90%. we in san francisco are at the forefront of efforts to control the spread of hiv. current efforts by san francisco dph, at san francisco general hospital and kaiser are working to make it easier for uninfected individuals to see an expert and get truvada prescriptions and those efforts are also providing outreach to provider and the public regarding prep. there is within the community being completely honest about where the discussion is, there is within the c

turns away many willing and worthy donors and helps perpetuate decades old stereotypes about gay and bisexual men. >> it's a policy that's still based on what our knowledge was of hiv three decades ago. >> reporter: dr. marty says advances in broad testing -- blood testing and hiv detection means the chance of infected blood getting into the population is miniscule. he says it's more effective to focus on an vigias behavior rather than on general -- on an individual's behavior rather than on general sexual behavior. >> yes they're gay but are they at risk to transfer any infections to the -- blood supply? no. >> reporter: both the american medical association and the heart association recommend dropping the lifetime ban. and the people here say putting some common sense into donor screening would mean less gay stereotyping and a larger blood supply. in san jose, john ramos, kpix 5. >> we contacted the fda but the agency declined to comment about their 30 year policy. >>> it's 4:56 right now. mideast tensions rise with streams of rockets from gaza and multiple israeli air strikes. the latest o

. >> president obama signed executive orders today to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees from workplace discrimination. the move adds sexual orientation and gender identity to the list of protection. the second order protects federal orders from discrimination based on gender identity. >>> tesla has shut down its fremont manufacturing plant until august while it prepares for the highly anticipated crossover suv. for the next two weeks workers will retool the main assembly line to increase production of the model s sedan, which has been selling well. the palo alto company expects to make 1,000 cars per week by the end of the year. the reconfiguration also creates space for the fourth coming model x suv. tesla's 3500 plant employees will be paid for training or maintenance during the shutdown, so they'll still get their checks. >>> the price you pay for security at the airport, that's going up. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here. you'll notice the higher fees on your next airline tickets. >> every time you go to the airport, you pay more money, don't you?

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secretary of state arrived to try to broker a deal >> congress is stalling on the issue of lesbian, gay, bisexual transsexual rights the president signed an order banning station by contractors on the basis of againer and sexual orientation. it ensures emmoi yeez will be protected from discrimination on the basis of gender identity. a bill prohibiting discrimination did pass the senate. >> hillary lint onis making rounds today, looks like followers may have followed her to twitter headquarters they rallied in support of the former secretary of state while inside sh answering questions. she also visited face book's headquarters. abc7 news has the story. >>. hillary clinton arrived at san francisco head quarters and stopped to have a photo taken for a tweet. >> how do you think social media changed the nature of discourse between conflicting nations? what kind of affects on the day-to-day business of t state department? >> i would hope that we'd see a maturing of the use of social media not just to score poents but try to create space for real conversations where people actually listen to each othe

secretary of state arrived to try to broker a deal >> congress is stalling on the issue of lesbian, gay, bisexualand transsexual rights the president signed an order banning station by contractors on the basis of againer and sexual orientation. it ensures emmoi yeez will be protected from discrimination on the basis of gender identity. a bill prohibiting discrimination did pass the senate. >> hillary lint onis making rounds today, looks like followers may have followed her to twitter headquarters they rallied in support of the former secretary of state while inside sh answering questions. she also visited face book's headquarters. abc7 news has the story. >>. hillary clinton arrived at san francisco head quarters and stopped to have a photo taken for a tweet. >> how do you think social media changed the nature of discourse between conflicting nations? what kind of affects on the day-to-day business of the state department? >> i would hope that we'd see a maturing of the use of social media not just to score poents but try to create space for real conversations where people actually listen to each

from shoulders up just to make it not like ok that's actually kind of creepy and none producing bisexual while i mean i am married to my husband and we are happily monogamously married were bush said no i don't think it's a past tense thing you know what are you still straight if you're with somebody i mean doesn't mean you're not you know if you were to break up with them or they were to die you know it doesn't prevent your sexuality for a big ok now i'm just saying you know it doesn't but they really work like that are you surprised as as left as you are as you say are you surprised how quickly public perception of same sex is changed while i think it's fantastic years ago but the same sex marriage is on the way to every state i mean i don't think anyone would have believed comfort her i can't for it what happened i mean honestly. that i can't really answer i do know that the more people who are outspoken advocate for you know same sex unions and the rights i have to believe that that makes a difference and the sort of level of ignorance and hatred just becomes less acceptable . and th

surface water to replenish >> ed lee calling on the fda to change it's policy forbidding gay and bisexualmen to adopt modern science and nondiscrimination. fda rule is more than 30 years old in spite of advances. and on people's behaviors. >> in the bay area, after visiting job fair in concord some job seekers may be employed companies like kellogg's set up to meet and interview perspective employees. the next hire event will be held at double tree in san jose. >> and coming up from 7 on your side transferring money overseas how to protect your cash, making sure it gets where you want to go. ?? [ yodeling plays ] worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. >>> when wiring overseas many are frustrated when the money never arrived. >> michael finney is here now with the story. >> an mazing amount of money goes from this country to people's home country. regulators estimate in 2010, tens of billions are transferred in the u

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dozen officials that gathered to show support to yoern turn the longstanding policy that bans sga bisexualnating blood. she can give blood to help her son but her other son, john, can't because he's gay. >> it's the fact he can't donate. you know? he would like to. and it's a life saving treatment for his brother when his brother doesn't get treatment, he gets sick. >> one year ago campbell mayor lowe brought attention to the issue. he couldn't donate because he's gay. federal health agencies are studying whether to change the policies. >> fda as been slow in making sure since it's a public health issue they're making sure that we are doing the necessary study. >> major groups urging a policy. >> people that need blood don't care if it's straight blood or gay blood. they want blood. >> the family research council wants to maintain the ban saying quote, dramatically higher rates of hiv infection in this population fully justify this precaution as a screening test, quote, it's questionable whether they could be justified any meaningful cost benefit analysis advocates are turning out in full

dozen officials that gathered to show support to yoern turn the longstanding policy that bans sga bisexuale can give blood to help her son but her other son, john, can't because he's gay. >> it's the fact he can't donate. you know? he would like to. and it's a life saving treatment for his brother when his brother doesn't get treatment, he gets sick. >> one year ago campbell mayor lowe brought attention to the issue. he couldn't donate because he's gay. federal health agencies are studying whether to change the policies. >> fda as been slow in making sure since it's a public health issue they're making sure that we are doing the necessary study. >> major groups urging a policy. >> people that need blood don't care if it's straight blood or gay blood. they want blood. >> the family research council wants to maintain the ban saying quote, dramatically higher rates of hiv infection in this population fully justify this precaution as a screening test, quote, it's questionable whether they could be justified any meaningful cost benefit analysis advocates are turning out in full force on friday

in 2012, the department used provisions of the act to address harassment against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students in a minnesota school district, establishing a model for other districts to follow. we are currently employing other provisions to fight for gender equality in education and in the workplace. and we're finding that, in a variety of cases and circumstances - from ensuring that schools provide safe and equal opportunities to all of our sons and daughters, to guaranteeing access to state courts for those with limited english proficiency the civil , rights act offers powerful enforcement authorities to address contemporary challenges and safeguard vulnerable people. beyond the act itself, the justice department has worked with our partners throughout the administration, most notably the department of education, led by secretary arne duncan, and the department of labor, led by secretary tom perez, who not long ago led, and, in fact, helped to revive - our own civil rights division, ushering in what i'm confident will be considered an era of historic achievement fo

jobs, not because of anything they did or failed to do but because they are tra transgender, gay, bisexual. >> federal government employees already receive protection on the basis of sexual orientation, but the extension to federal contractors is expected to affect the estimated 10.5 million workers who do not work full-time for the government. this order also explicitly and for the first time also protects worke workers -- nearly nine months after a bipartisan group of senators passed the employee nondiscrimination act which would protect lgbt workers nagtsz wide, republicans in the lower chamber virtually ignored it. >> i'm going to do what i can, with the authority i have to act. the rest of you, of course, need to keep putting pressure on congress to pass federal legislation to protect these people once and for all. >> amen. >> amen. amen. got the amen corner here. ♪ well >> you don't hear me preaching, though. >> a little preaching may be exactly what republican lawmakers need to hear. just moments ago, governor rick perry announced that he will try to solve a massive humanitarian cri