doctors believe thousands have gender dysphoria. but it's not recognized especially in children. >> evan is i'm sitting on the toilet running the tub for my children, getting it ready, he comes says, you got to move you got to move. i says go sit down . and me, he says i'm a boy, boys stand up when they me. i think something is going on. >> evan sumped fro suffered from depression, the feeling of being trapped in the wrong body and no one understanding was almost too much to bear. >> we're trying to pigeonholing him into tomboy and it's not working. and we get him this bike and we are a family of four, one income. and we buy him this like $100 bike from you know whatever sports store. and he doesn't want it. he says i don't want that bike. i say why don't you want that bike? it's a girl bike. it's a great bike. it's a girl bike. he says you never listen to me, i'm always telling you things and you're never listening. he's screaming and of course we are in the driveway. >> i said i didn't want the bike, it was too girly, it was pink

say the homeowner shot and killed a teenager thief while he was climbing out of her window and see dysphoria debbie fleischman is live at the scene with a new information from overnight. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the sister of the young man killed, identifying him as 17- year-old yvonne johnson, and detectives tell us that the owner of this home, she actually has a surveillance system set up, that it actually alberta at her of the break in and she got back to her house before police could and took matters into her own hands. miami dade a police detective search for clues and what investigators said appears to be a case of a homeowner protecting her property. police say that the 54-year-old woman who lived at this home in northwest miami-dade south of 79th street near i-95 got word hope i was going off on thursday and she rushed home to check things out and police say >> she observed a subject exiting the home through the rear. >> reporter: according to police, there was a confrontation, shots were fired and a 17-year-old was wounded and killed. the family tell cbs4 news that y

initially coming in with inquiries about accessing hormone care for hormonal treatment of gender dysphoria. 60 percent of the people seen are people of color. our program in san francisco creates access for individuals over the age of 18 to access to transgender surgery and we have been providing those services. we provided completed transgender surgeries for 2 youths in the age range, 18-22. >> so the cdhs side, children youth and families, each clinic has a point person who's job is to handle every concern and question that comes up arounds providing appropriate care for children who identify as gender non conforming or families where a parent is transitioning and the family has struggles around that issue. the clinicians consult with barry or i or a team and we help them identify resources including medical and surgical and school intervention. we consult with ucsf and several other programs when we need specially services. we also have a website where we keep information that is accessible to everybody around referrals and resources that are available. we are just starting muntly [inau

and it is ultimately reduces costs in the long run because it decreases people's gender dysphoria. >> and i wanted to bring that up because that is the standard that now that the california correctional, you know, like the facilities are using, that they have to provide the electron sis, like before, you know, they would provide, the reassignment surgeries to know, you to the, inmates and so are we doing something right and that is what i am trying to, and that is like, the go around in the circles to get to that point. and i think that is also, really important, to really recognize something that i think most people would take for granted is that we talk about genital surgery it is not just the surgeries that you stitch something together. you know there is the aesthetics of it and that is the functionality of it. and the community, of a very educated you know. like in the abilities of the different surgeons. and you know, but, they really want or see themselves to have, and i think that is the other piece of the conversation that needs to be incorporate into this. and so it is not j

initially coming in with inquiries about accessing hormone care for hormonal treatment of gender dysphoria. 60 percent of the people seen are people of color. our program in san francisco creates access for individuals over the age of 18 to access to transgender surgery and we have been providing those services. we provided completed transgender surgeries for 2 youths in the age range, 18-22. >> so the cdhs side, children youth and families, each clinic has a point person who's job is to handle every concern and question that comes up arounds providing appropriate care for children who identify as gender non conforming or families where a parent is transitioning and the family has struggles around that issue. the clinicians consult with barry or i or a team and we help them identify resources including medical and surgical and school intervention. we consult with ucsf and several other programs when we need specially services. we also have a website where we keep information that is accessible to everybody around referrals and resources that are available. we are just starting muntly [inau

and it is ultimately reduces costs in the long run because it decreases people's gender dysphoria. >> and i wanted to bring that up because that is the standard that now that the california correctional, you know, like the facilities are using, that they have to provide the electron sis, like before, you know, they would provide, the reassignment surgeries to know, you to the, inmates and so are we doing something right and that is what i am trying to, and that is like, the go around in the circles to get to that point. and i think that is also, really important, to really recognize something that i think most people would take for granted is that we talk about genital surgery it is not just the surgeries that you stitch something together. you know there is the aesthetics of it and that is the functionality of it. and the community, of a very educated you know. like in the abilities of the different surgeons. and you know, but, they really want or see themselves to have, and i think that is the other piece of the conversation that needs to be incorporate into this. and so it is not j

initially coming in with inquiries about accessing hormone care for hormonal treatment of gender dysphoria. 60 percent of the people seen are people of color. our program in san francisco creates access for individuals over the age of 18 to access to transgender surgery and we have been providing those services. we provided completed transgender surgeries for 2 youths in the age range, 18-22. >> so the cdhs side, children youth and families, each clinic has a point person who's job is to handle every concern and question that comes up arounds providing appropriate care for children who identify as gender non conforming or families where a parent is transitioning and the family has struggles around that issue. the clinicians consult with barry or i or a team and we help them identify resources including medical and surgical and school intervention. we consult with ucsf and several other programs when we need specially services. we also have a website where we keep information that is accessible to everybody around referrals and resources that are available. we are just starting muntly [inau

initially coming in with inquiries about accessing hormone care for hormonal treatment of gender dysphoria. 60 percent of the people seen are people of color. our program in san francisco creates access for individuals over the age of 18 to access to transgender surgery and we have been providing those services. we provided completed transgender surgeries for 2 youths in the age range, 18-22. >> so the cdhs side, children youth and families, each clinic has a point person who's job is to handle every concern and question that comes up arounds providing appropriate care fo children who identify as gender non conforming or families where a parent is transitioning and the family has struggles around that issue. the clinicians consult with barry or i or a team and we help them identify resources including medical and surgical and school intervention. we consult with ucsf and several other programs when we need specially services. we also have a website where we keep information that is accessible to everybody around referrals and resources that are available. we are just starting muntly [inaud

initially coming in with inquiries about accessing hormone care for hormonal treatment of gender dysphoria percent of the people seen are people of color. our program in san francisco creates access for individuals over the age of 18 to access to transgender surgery and we have been providing those services. we provided completed transgender surgeries for 2 youths in the age range, 18-22. >> so the cdhs side, children youth and families, each clinic has a point person who's job is to handle every concern and question that comes up arounds providing appropriate care for children who identify as gender non conforming or families where a parent is transitioning and the family has struggles around that issue. the clinicians consult with barry or i or a team and we help them identify resources including medical and surgical and school intervention. we consult with ucsf and several other programs when we need specially services. we also have a website where we keep information that is accessible to everybody around referrals and resources that are available. we are just starting muntly [inaudibl