support and receive political asylum due to the hmo phobia an active member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders hosting rap groups and victor was not only dedicated to the freedom support but their social leader organizing gay parties as potlucks victor inspired other gay and lesbians to - he rolled up his sleeve no matter at at society where television program director because the 2017 women's seminar patients with alice griffith reiterates xhovd their disease victor accomplished a lot and made every day count he will be misses by his husband barry and his son and parents and 5 nephews and nephews the rest i submit. >> >> thank you supervisor sheehy. >> commissioner tang. >> submit madam president. >> thank you today, i have to millenniums for merriam that was born in new orleans louisiana she was married to one of the first african-american supervisors in san francisco the late perry she was a very passionate woman that working hard her and her husband were incredible civil rights leaders here in san francisco and she was structural after her husband passed away in getting a

support and receive political asylum due to the hmo phobia an active member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders hosting rap groups and victor was not only dedicated to the freedom support but their social leader organizing gay parties as potlucks victor inspired other gay and lesbians to - he rolled up his sleeve no matter at at society where television program director because the 2017 women's seminar patients with alice griffith reiterates xhovd their disease victor accomplished a lot and made every day count he will be misses by his husband barry and his son and parents and 5 nephews and nephews the rest i submit. >> >> thank you supervisor sheehy. >> commissioner tang. >> submit madam president. >> thank you today, i have to millenniums for merriam that was born in new orleans louisiana she was married to one of the first african-american supervisors in san francisco the late perry she was a very passionate woman that working hard her and her husband were incredible civil rights leaders here in san francisco and she was structural after her husband passed away in getting a

discuss my identity, i probably would have described a more complex label, pan african, pro black, bisexualher artist, activist, but i think the question are you african-american, i haven't identified as african-american. i've identified as black. and black is a culture, a philosophy, a political and social view. i believe that race is a social construct. and so, you know, i felt like in that interview i didn't have time to unpack all of that. but, you know, it became clear very quickly that people did want to unpack those more complex definitions, terms and even my personal identity. people wanted to hear everything. and so i wrote in full color, my memoir, as just, you know, the whole story. the whole truth. everything from birth to the present. >> you seem to have offended everybody two years ago. in the book you say this. out of the thousands of e-mails and hundreds of text messages i received after my story went viral, half of them were from extremely pissed off white people outraged by the thought that someone born white would ever choose to be black. the other half of the messages we

. >> the flag really represents diversity, freedom, and for gay, lesbian transgender bisexual people. it's i signal of safety and a signal of gathering. >> gilbert baker was 65. no word on the cause of death. >>> "sky drone 5" in the air this afternoon! providing a preview as boating season is set to begin tomorrow on lakes and reservoirs throughout california. many waterways have largely recovered from the drought thanks to the winter rain. >> kpix 5's devin fehely shows us one of them. the anderson reservoir in morgan hill. >> reporter: soak it in while you can because anderson reservoir would be, like, this for long starting tomorrow it will be overrun by boaters and fishermen looking to enjoy the water. >> beautiful to see it full again. it's been so long so low years just kept dropping and dropping. >> reporter: even though it's lower today than when water was gushing uncontrollably over the spillway last month, the lake is still fuller than in years. >> it looked different than the last couple summers for sure and the last couple of winters. so the water level is actually comple

bisexual lion tamer? again, totally fine. but "gay" and "clown," nyet. comrade. now, this ban does create some issues. for one thing, since all clowns basically look alike, how can vladimir putin tell a straight clown from a gay clown. i can't even tell a male clown from a female clown. besides, let's own up to it. let's call it as we see it here: clown sex has no rules. they're all in that car together. it's a flesh pit. i'd like to show you the image, but because it's been banned: it could be any of them. the "moscow times" speculates that it's this picture. but i don't see clown. i see more like "joel grey in 'cabaret' meets a sad dog." one russian-language site thinks it might be this one, which also features russian prime minister, dmitry medvedev. and it's not like medvedev's particularly progressive, either. in fact, late in 2014, he signed an order banning transgender people from driving. so in russia, you can drive a car with a stick shift, but you can't shift your own stick. ( laughter ) and i'm not sure the banned picture is either of those, because we

advertisers, look, we're in the going to support your products if you continue to back shows that are run bisexualsn't it so disheartening -- >> it can turn into a witch hunt. the corporations respond. they respond now to viewer and advertiser pressure, and i don't think that's a bad thg. >> i don't thi it's a bad thing. t i do think it's so disheartening to think the people in these front offices that run these joints don't find it compelling evidence when some women over a course of years or someone is caught doing whatever -- >> that's the culture that roger ailes created at fox. we don't know how common that is through the rest of the industry, although there's been a huge amount of sexual harassment in television in general for a lot of reasons we can talk about over the years. this is about a particular culture that roger ailes created at fox that not only turned a blind eye to this, but didn't take questions seriously when they were raised. >> he said these are unfounded as well. he's denied these allegations. >> totally unconvincing. if they were convincing, why did rupert murdock make the

research shows that lesbian, gay and bisexual individuals are likely to be victimized by revenge pornigher rate than straight counterparts. more than that even transgender and nonbinary individuals are likely to be victimized by revenge porn at a drastically higher rate. and we see that because we see the victimization of trans and nonbinary folks at a much higher rate due to gender identity. oftentimes people want to exploit transgender people online by taking pictures of their genitalia to expose them or exploit them as having genitalia that is different than their gender identity. and so i believe that that is a hate crime rooted in hate and intolerance and must be stopped. >> okay, so, sara, help us understand the legal ramifications here. i mean, there is a challenge to trying to criminalize this kind of conduct. >> sure. so right now actually only 35 different states and washington, d.c. have laws against revenge porn. and even with those laws a lot of times you're dealing with law enforcement that doesn't necessarily understand kind of the ins and outs of the web and how this k

support and receive political asylum due to the hmo phobia an active member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders hosting rap groups and victor was not only dedicated to the freedom support but their social leader organizing gay parties as potlucks victor inspired other gay and lesbians to - he rolled up his sleeve no matter at at society where television program director because the 2017 women's seminar patients with alice griffith reiterates xhovd their disease victor accomplished a lot and made every day count he will be misses by his husband barry and his son and parents and 5 nephews and nephews the rest i submit. >> >> thank you supervisor sheehy. >> commissioner tang. >> submit madam president. >> thank you today, i have to millenniums for merriam that was born in new orleans louisiana she was married to one of the first african-american supervisors in san francisco the late perry she was a very passionate woman that working hard her and her husband were incredible civil rights leaders here in san francisco and she was structural after her husband passed away in getting a

, united society, we will need to make sure we are not in any way complacent about lesbian, gay, bisexualand transgender rights, and not just here, but in other parts of the world, particularly given what is going on in chechnya at the moment. let me just say this. i will not, as other members wish to speak. i am flattered that so many members want to know my views. i will put myself up for a leaders debate with the right honorable gentleman the leader , of the opposition and others, even if the prime minister does not do so, and people will have more of a chance to scrutinise me then. what we had in last june's referendum was a vote to start the process and it gave a mandate to the prime minister to negotiate brexit, but it did not give her a mandate to enact any old deal at the end of the process. i will not. at the end of the process. what the prime minister is asking for now is a blank check to allow for the british people to have to put up with whatever stitch-up she and the brussels bureaucrats put together over the next two years. that is not democracy. an election taking place on

you're asking, is religious liberty being threatened by the new policy regarding lesbians and gays, bisexualslgbt personnel in the military? is that your question? >> there are those in the military that can't come out saying i am a muslim or a jew. >> this has been a problem from the start. the myth that repealing the 1993 law regarding gays in the military has gone smoothly is a myth. there have been five major changes that are negative. one being the attack on religious liberty. the second is gay marriage and benefits, both of which were denied by the obama administration at the time. then you have lgbt -- transgender is a big issue now -- being upheld as a civil rights group with special privileges. the last one regarding agreement retention -- recruiting and retention will come later. on the transgender part, doctors and nurses are facing a moral dilemma. they are being ordered to do something they consider a violation of medical ethics. i have heard from two military doctors that said, how am i going to do this and teach people under me when i know you cannot by change in a sentence on

then you told me i am bisexual., you look both. >> i might be a little nervous about it. i might be shy and bashful. i am not afraid they will hurt me. i don't think they would hurt me. i kind of -- i kind of welcome it. i like the attention. so if they did find out -- i mean, they're not going to do nothing about it. >> in fact, rhodes has found some of his conversations on the topic have taken surprising turns. >> like i told you, when i was 11 years old i got real depressed because i felt like i started becoming that way. i started becoming gay, and i got depressed and i got scared. i told my sisters, i think i am turning gay. and they're like, what is wrong with you? when you see a girl walk by, how do you feel? i was like, it makes me happy. and they're like, well, how can you be gay and still have attraction for girls. i'm like, i don't know. so i grabbed the bible. i kept reading. and it told me it was wrong, so i told god, change my mind. and he changed my mind. when you see those pretty guards -- you know w

it says that cities and towns can't for four years prevent discrimination against gay, lesbian, bisexualy transgender people. if the debate we've had over the last year proves nothing else, it's that people need those protections right now. so to say to charlotte or greensboro, raleigh or any city, you can't protect your most vulnerable people, is not antidiscrimination. it's pro discrimination. >> it has to be state entities and that level of government that can do that, correct? >> that's right. and we all know as governor cooper has said that that's not going to happen. >> what do you expect to happen next? >> well, you know, we are going to continue to push for the actual full repeal of hb2. i really hope that governor cooper will realize the incredible mistake that he made by pushing through something that simply doubled down on discrimination. i hope legislative democrats who made that mistake realize it as well. i think people thought this was going to solve the business problem that the state is facing. as you said we could lose up to $12 billion over four years. the people who t

you're asking is religious liberty being threatened by the new policy regarding lesbians, gays, bisexual, transgenders, lgbt personnel in the military. is that your question? [ inaudible ] >> that you can't come out in the military saying i am a christian or a muslim or a jew. >> right. christian or jew or anyone who supports traditional values. this has been a problem from the start. the myth that repealing the 1993 law regarding gays in the military has gone smoothly, that's a myth. five major changes have been negative. one being the attack on religious liberty. the second was gay marriage and benefits, both of which were denied by the obama administration at the time. then you have lgbt, transgender is the issue now, being upheld as a civil rights group with special privileges. the last one regarding recruiting and retention, that will come later, but if our economy gets stronger, we're going to see some serious disruption. but on the "t" part of it, the transgender, doctors and nurses are facing a moral dilemma. they're being ordered to do something they consider a violation of medi

support and receive political asylum due to the hmo phobia an active member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders hosting rap groups and victor was not only dedicated to the freedom support but their social leader organizing gay parties as potlucks victor inspired other gay and lesbians to - he rolled up his sleeve no matter at at society where television program director because the 2017 women's seminar patients with alice griffith reiterates xhovd their disease victor accomplished a lot and made every day count he will be misses by his husband barry and his son and parents and 5 nephews and nephews the rest i submit. >> >> thank you supervisor sheehy. >> commissioner tang. >> submit madam president. >> thank you today, i have to millenniums for merriam that was born in new orleans louisiana she was married to one of the first african-american supervisors in san francisco the late perry she was a very passionate woman that working hard her and her husband were incredible civil rights leaders here in san francisco and she was structural after her husband passed away in getting a

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support and receive political asylum due to the hmo phobia an active member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders hosting rap groups and victor was not only dedicated to the freedom support but their social leader organizing gay parties as potlucks victor inspired other gay and lesbians to - he rolled up his sleeve no matter at at society where television program director because the 2017 women's seminar patients with alice griffith reiterates xhovd their disease victor accomplished a lot and made every day count he will be misses by his husband barry and his son and parents and 5 nephews and nephews the rest i submit. >> >> thank you supervisor sheehy. >> commissioner tang. >> submit madam president. >> thank you today, i have to millenniums for merriam that was born in new orleans louisiana she was married to one of the first african-american supervisors in san francisco the late perry she was a very passionate woman that working hard her and her husband were incredible civil rights leaders here in san francisco and she was structural after her husband passed away in getting a

support and receive political asylum due to the hmo phobia an active member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders hosting rap groups and victor was not only dedicated to the freedom support but their social leader organizing gay parties as potlucks victor inspired other gay and lesbians to - he rolled up his sleeve no matter at at society where television program director because the 2017 women's seminar patients with alice griffith reiterates xhovd their disease victor accomplished a lot and made every day count he will be misses by his husband barry and his son and parents and 5 nephews and nephews the rest i submit. >> >> thank you supervisor sheehy. >> commissioner tang. >> submit madam president. >> thank you today, i have to millenniums for merriam that was born in new orleans louisiana she was married to one of the first african-american supervisors in san francisco the late perry she was a very passionate woman that working hard her and her husband were incredible civil rights leaders here in san francisco and she was structural after her husband passed away in getting a

. >> i want to hear your views on the housing rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people. these people also faced discrimination and alarming rates of youth homelessness and bullying. yet, you have raised questions about whether lgbtq people should enjoy the same rights as everyone else. do you believe that hud has a duty to provide equal housing opportunities for gb gq people? people?btq >> of course i would enforce the laws. i believe that all americans regardless of any of the things that you mentioned should be protected by the law. what i have mentioned in the past is the fact that nobody gets extra rise. extra rights means you get to redefine everything for everybody else. that doesn't seem to be -- >> i am glad to hear you say that moving forward you will respect that. >> glass question. we have seen a dramatic increase in affordable housing as he pointed out. the 11 million families, one quarter of renters pay more than half of their income for housing. once it goes wrong, and temporary layoff, illness, they lose their home. we talk about the matthew desmon

. >> so you are bisexual? >> yeah. >> i first knew this when i was maybe 11.this girl, oh -- melanie grant. and it was during some masturbatory fantasy that certainly there was melanie. but then there was this -- the shortstop on my ball team. and it's like, whoa, wait a minute. >> how did -- how did he get a part in this fantasy, huh? >> where did this one come from? i'd never had a male -- man-on-man, male thought in my life. >> reporter: throughout his marriage to kathleen, michael admits he did seek male companionship from time to time. but says it by no means affected his feelings for his wife. >> did i want a boyfriend? no. um did i want to spend the night with one? did i wanna cuddle? did i wanna have a candlelit diner? no. never. never. never. for me, it was strictly sex. had nothing to do with love or a relationship. >> reporter: moreover, michael says his interest in men wasn't exactly hush-hush in the family. perhaps kathleen had a hunch. this is not a family secret? >> no. no. my sons -- no. it's not. it's not. >> was it known to kathleen, michael?

in the military we have folks like caitlin jenner who come out as transgender and coming out as bisexual people come out it's celebrated but we still have a lot of work that remains to be ne because i was reading an article interview ellen had done about the 20 year anniversary, one of things she said was, i never realized how big the phrase, i am gay, is for someone who's gay because you really don't say that. straight people don't walk around going i'm straight. you know. so if you think about the moment where you say, i am gay, it is at a moment in your life where you're revealing your true self to someone. >> absolutely. she, um, what i appreciate about ellen is she does it on a national mat form. you know, we have community members, of course, that, you know, have come out within the community. but she used a national platform to really force people to listen and talk about lgbt issues. that conversation i don't think would have happened if it wasn't for ellen. >> she was at the top of her game at the time. right? she was willing to risk it all and she did lose a lot. but as martin

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providers and product calls that's just addictive to opio they they can be abused, for example, bisexuallowing the by swallowing them. >> again. they're abused and they are expensive right now. they are easily abuse if you take more of them. we are talking about drugs that are harder today to tamper and making them attractive. the under lining issue that you surface as to whether or not we have the right knnomanatclature. of the scope of what i want to do to push the agency around looking at a different framework of how we address this problem, i would encollude that question. you and i talked about it and i saw the press release went out from one of the dprgroups and w i read, it struck me as a reasonable question and i want to ask that question. >> thank you, one of the other tools that we can use to combat this public health crisis and one of the ones that you have, the fda -- the fda has in its disposal disposal known as rams which the agency uses to establish the risks associated with others. you have been public in the past about your opposition of rams saying they put burdens on p