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the sexual liberation movement, the black liberation movement, the anti-vietnam movement and other movements as well. >> host: next call comes from roger in east lake, ohio. hi, roger. >> guest: hi, roger. >> caller: i'm surprised i got through this quick. the thing that bothers me about this whole transgender watt room thing is it seems -- bathroom thing is it seems to have started at least on one side by people in washington who kind of decided without knowing what the heck's going on. it seems to be one side is rather subjective. there was a kid i heard about on the news, i think his name was bobby, who wanted the right to dress as a girl when he thought he was a girl. so bobby doesn't though what he is, but his principal has to know what he is, and his employer has to know what he is. shouldn't there be some kind of law or a court case in which it is decided objectively what the standards are and what the things are rather than letting bobby decide if there's even a crime at all? >> host: lillian faderman. >> guest: well, you know, i think that the transgender issue has really exploded because it's such a melodramatic issue. transgender people

lake. both parents taking care of their young. >> the chick is easy to spot because he has a black mohawmoh.looks like a punk kid and he's very grayish. >> reporter: she enjoys teaching to the future naturalists of the park. >> i didn't see any baby chicks but i saw the mom. >> it's my favorite bird. i even wrote a songn't about it. ♪ in golden gate park, from morning to dark, i'll watch over my blue herons ♪ >> reporter: since 1993, she's been inspired by these birds and the nearly 180 chicks she has observed. the viewing starts this weekend and for the next six saturdays through may 20th from 10:00 to 1:00. and remember to bring your binoculars. in san francisco, leeann melendez, "abc7 news." >>> coming up next, find out how these little gold dots can make you you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> you can do a lot of things in virtual reality, but until now, smiling wasn'

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black hawks checking in now. and i'm sure danville will come in pretty soon about 37, 38, 39. 19 up in truckee. and 56 down in las vegas. pretty chilly there. teens around lake tahoe. state line's at 19 degrees. we'll see how everything has made it down to southern california. it's not cold or anything but for this time of year that cool air has made it down to the southwest. everything looks good today for sunshine. temperatures rebounding from the 30s and 40s to 60s. low to mid from santa rosa and napa and out to antioch and brentwood. tomorrow does look warmer. mostly sunny and cloudy sunday morning and another system on tuesday. >> all right. i think gasia. >> you don't. thank you steve. >>> time now 5:18. this year is the 50th anniversary of the northern california cherry blossom festival. they celebrated in san francisco which has one of the few remaining japantowns in america. there's the grand parade and the cherry blossom queen and court capping off the festival which lasts two weekends and will end this sunday. one goal is to show case traditional japanese culture. >> now as we're getting to the 50th i think it's more important than ever to get a y

lake fire warned people to keep structures closed and garages secure. >>> he didn't try to "go away, coyote, go away"? >> that's usually effective. >> really works with bears. 492 in black hawk and danville, 36 in diablo. there's cooler air up there so when we get sunshine we won't completely warm back to where we should be. everybody else in the 50-degree range heyward 55, san francisco and napa. let's talk about what's going to happen this afternoon. warm, low 60s at the coast, 64 to 68 around the bay and 68 to 70 so a slight jump over yesterday because we won't have the rain and we'll see a little sunshine. we have another weak system rolling through that will bring us a slight chance of showers. so we'll range from 59 at half moon bay to 69 in concord. look at the warmth thursday. a lot of 70s in the inland neighbors. mid to upper 60s around the by a. that will get warmer because we don't have more chances after tomorrow. walking the dog, cool this morning, mild this afternoon. exercising, watch out for the tree pollen. a breezy morning on the water. alexis? >>> i want to take you back to our one and only issue of the morning so far and it's all gone. we had a few r

lake, they had obviously tall grasses there. we were just right there up against--i don't know, 15 feet away. little jack: and there was a bit of blacks the worst, i know, but the cape buffalo can be just as bad. that cape buffalo, that animal you have to watch out for, jack. twice. i was in camp one night, that thing came running down through there, i mean, they could just sit there and eat like a cow. and then all the sudden, blowey, he explodes. people, some people don't even know why the animal does it. what causes it, robert? just the way they are, the surprise, or what? robert: they don't see very well, so they charge anything they see. their eyesight is really poor. jack: that answers that question. i didn't know that. i mean, so if he and i were walking down this road, jack and i right now, you don't know what he would do, right? robert: actually, you won't make it. jack: whoa. let's just keep on driving, then. robert: yeah. [laughs] let's drive. jack: this lake was like an oasis for wildlife. moments later, robert spotted a brightly-colored bird. robert: oh, wow. saddle-billed stork. jack: wow, look at that, jack. jack, that

lake. jacobs is due in court later today. ( mark ) a white tulsa, oklahoma officer charged in the shooting death of an unarmed blacke man caused his death when he ignored her commands. officer betty shelby made her comments last night during an interview on 60 minutes. shelby is scheduled to stand trial next month in the fatal shooting of terence crutcher. during the interview, shelby said crutcher kept putting his hands in his pockets. she says he didn't stop moving when she ordered him to and he appeared to be sizing her up before reaching into the vehicle. she said feared for her life. no weapon was found in crutcher's vehicle. shelby has pleaded not guilty. if convicted of first-degree manslaughter, she faces a sentence of four years to life in prison. ( darya ) chicago police have arrested a 14-year-old boy in a group sexual assault on a teenage girl that was broadcast on facebook live. this is video of chicago police announcing the teen's charges yesterday. they include aggravated criminal sexual assault and manufacturing child pornography. at least 40 people were watching the live stream but none of them rep

lake to join us here in 25 minutes. we are thrilled he can join us on a day off. you look filibuster black today.k today. it's not like jimmy stewart in 1939. come on, they are not going to stand up and yap. what is going to happen if they filibuster? kevin: if they filibuster, nothing will happen because republicans will deploy the so-called nuclear option. this will allow them to go to a majority vote if you will. in which case, doesn't really matter if they have because they have the majority of the 52 votes they need to pass. guy: has u.s. politics ever been more divided? kevin: well, i think that it's very divided right now, but i would also note that it was divided during the bush administration come in during the obama administration. what is interesting now is that issues russia continues to shadow over the political process in a way that republicans are also asking questions about what happened with the russian meddling. that is a bit unique, but as president trump is a very different president than we have ever seen. tom: greatly appreciate this this morning. for more perspective, rober