he is going as an openly gay athlete. he was brought in by a team knowing he was openly gay.t ask all going to advance to the nca tournament. to the extent that they continue to scened once they came out, it helps. jason collins help his team get to the play offs the season he came out. all of these things help. really the success is what helps >>> thank you for that >>> providing medical services to foreign countries is a marriage source of cuba's national income. the island is eyeing its neighbor to the north as it looks to expand its health tourism industry. our correspondent visited a hospital in havana and has had report >> reporter: riding a horse is strengthening the muscles in this boy's back. he has cerebral palsy and is getting long-term therapy here. two strokes brought this man here all the way from ghana. in almost three months he has made great strides regaining his mobility. so far he has paid $10,000 for day in and day out occupational speech and physical therapy. >> they have the best value for money here. they have great programs. >> reporter: it sits on 17

gay-rights activists are hoping the vote will send a message about florida's direction concerning gay rights. >>> this is the last week to hunt pythons in florida, folks. it is during the statewide to a end. hunters caught 90 of those guys since the challenge began in january. florida wildlife officials say that is 30 more than last year during the entire season. saturday is the last day for that hunt. >>> within the last hour, the biggest event of the year wrapping up.

>> if i knew him as a gay man and i think if i knew him as a gay man i would probably rule him out but if i met him just as a man and we fell in love and loved each other and that was part of his past, would i accept it because... you. >> can't help who you fall in love with. these millenials really are fluid. to be cool and say they're fluid but they're open to anything. say jesse is 65 years old, been a gay man his entire life and sex is out of the equation for him and he falls in love with his best girlfriend and they want to spend the rest of their lives together as partners. >> that's companionship or friendship. so that's how i think they think of it. >> that kind of stuff happens all the time. do you know how many gay men are married to me? i'm every gay man's best friend. >> on a more serious note, people are gay say this is not a choice because would i not have chose then lifestyle. it's too difficult. this is the way i was born. if you can go back and forth like that, is he saying i can choose to be gay or i can choose to be straight. >> i think he is saying he can't choose w

. >> a gay man says he was beaten up because of his sexuality outside a bar. jean, what happened there? >> reporter: when jeffrey lafayette posted on facebook he was beat up here because he's gay, reaction poured in from around the world and tonight the san francisco gay community is taking action. >> we're here to have a good time. >> i've never been out to the marina to have cocktails before. >> reporter: many other gay men say they don't visit the marina because it has a not gay friendly reputation. >> we have to be very vigilant about hate crimes. >> reporter: but tonight dozens gathered in the marina. members of the gay mafia moved a planned event to the high-five lounge after he claimed a large number of people assaulted him outside the bar because he was gay. >> reporter: it sends a real positive message that the gay community especially in san francisco is not afraid. >> reporter: the community on patrol is promoting safety, handing out emergency whistles. they say lafayette didn't file a police report until yesterday. while details are sorted out, peo

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they didn't ask me if i was gay. somebody came in and recognized me and outed me in front of the whole dorm. and the south siders got a little upset with that. >> although clement lives in the sensitive needs yard at corcoran, he fears his sexual orientation makes him a target for assault. he looks to a particular group for protection. >> there's a clique called gay boy gangsters, and basically how you get jumped in is county jail or you come to prison and it's a group of men that are gay. i got it tattooed on my wrists. we are pretty much respected. we don't get into fights. we don't get into that sort of thing. but we have a pretty good following and the chino and pelican bay, even on the gp yards, there are gay boy gangsters that are not on the sny yard. we're just a group of people that are gay and pretty much stand for our own. you know? that's our car is gay and then pretty much we're -- that's our car. >> while clements says the gbg is not a violent gang, some members can't leave their violent lifestyles in th

these gay parades, they make me feel offended because they are disgusting. that is my point of view. it is not right. i can't even say that. have being infringed on. we can't even say christmas. you have to say happy holidays. word of christ offense atheists. that is religious. linda. guest: you did just say that on national television. you said what he wanted to say. i would tell you that everyone -- people may have to be balanced with compassion. we shouldn't insult people we disagree with. we may disagree with them. i do think it is important for christians to be grateful to each other, but also, to surround themselves with like-minded believers to understand we aren't alone in our viewpoint and faith and that we do believe scripture israel and we should be guided by scripture. host: you said you don't believe people should insult those who they disagree with. on the campaign trail, certainly, the attacks have ramped up over the last 48 hours. what do you think of this shift in rubio's strategy? trump has been on the attack for a while. guest: i think he

and execute them for being gay, that's too far.re drawing where the lines are in the republican race in south carolina, they didn't want to tell us, but they did tell somebody else that's too far so there's the line. that does it for us tonight. to tell us. >> "first look" is up next. >>> it's wednesday, february 17th. right now on "first look" the republicans are feeling the pressure as the clock winds closer to the south carolina showdown. well the democrats are upping the odds. >>> and obama takes direct aim at donald trump. >>> a rare moment of pope francis losing his cool and the reason why as he greets the faithful. >>> plus incredible images of a driver going straight into a tornado. >>> world class athlete shares her darkest hour. >>> meet c.j., he beat out more than 3,000 dogs to be named best in show. "first look" starts right now.

a place to talk about the gay community with things like bowling. at least one parent went as far as saying the next step after a gay - straight alliance would be a future isis members of america group. >> parents in franklin county could not stand for the resolve of many. to support the gay-straight alliance in franklin county high school. >> school. >> i couldn't believe that it made such a big deal just because kids want to start a club. >> they they gathered outside the school armed with rainbow flags. those against the club drove into the school. inside the school board meeting the passion of her to turn to anger. club in school because protect students. >> if we we had safety at the school that these two young men needed , then we would have the >> others say they fear the in those clubs. >> there's really no place for discussions of sexual orientation in a high school in a public high school. >> the school spent time reviewing how principals approve clubs, but made no recommendations or decisions alliance. that in action frustrated son. >> i

. >> look, i was so scared that anybody would ever figure out i was gay that i was a deeply closeteddepartment is using florida state university students as informers against homosexuals. the students get $10 a head every time one is approached by a suspected sex offender. >> in the 1960s, there are a number of these kinds of committees that investigate gays. and even though it's still submerged, you begin to see the first issues about gay rights. >> there were multiple organizations to try to counteract that repressive regime that gay men and lesbians were suffering under. they had the mattachine society and the daughters of bilitis, who were part of the movement. >> the law forbids certain type of private consenting sexual behavior among adults need to be changed. >> in the mattachine society, this was a dilemma. how do you combine activism with anonymity? you can run a social movement from behind a closet door. >> gays are limited in their ability to show affection, can't party the way the straights can. their whole entire existence is stigmatized. one of the mattachine society's

and here he is posing on the cover of a gay magazine and talking about his commitment toward gay rights. married man, very christian, deeply religious. what most impressed me about his stance was not that he stood for gay rights but that he was very self-critical of himself and his own behavior and how he'd been through the years and what his relation was to gays and how that had shaped his own behavior. that sort of self-criticism, that sort of introspection i think is underrated. we're very high on having young people go out and analyze the world. but, you know, i believe in a kind of egalitarian selfishness, a self-centeredness that is not so much self-aggrandizing but really seeks to understand your relationship to the broader community. be grounded in a sort of selfishness, a broadminded selfishness. >> hinojosa: so you're basically saying now to young people, "look at yourselves..." >> yes. >> hinojosa: "see your own power..." >> right. >> hinojosa: "believe in your voice..." >> right. >> hinojosa: "believe in it deeply." >> right. >> hinojosa: "because you are in fact powerful."

i have to say there is very few people here who are gay on the streets and gay in here as well. there's a lot of people that say they don't mess around but then when they get you by theirself it's like hey, man, what's up? >> one of the things that struck me about matthew how comfortable he was in his own skin. here is an openly gay inmate in a southern prison. and he didn't have any problems with it. when we went out to the yard to try to get some b-roll of matthew playing backgammon, it became clear that a lot of the other inmates did have a problem with him being openly gay. some people just were avoiding him. he was actually calling out to them. >> are you scared? >> it wasn't until the cameras went away and we backed off a little bit that people were >> but before campbell can prosper on the outside he will have to learn how to deal with perhaps his greatest temptation. and it has nothing to do with his sexuality. >> i'm fascinated with guns. you know, i find guns fascinating. and you know -- i get a gun in my hand it's like -- you know -- it any trouble. >> coming up on "l

nobody is staying up all night worrying about gay marriage.re losing money, the very interests you've talked about are still going to be ç there the day after you're inag rated. >> let me rephrase it. what you are saying, correct me if i'm wrong, is you have a very powerful billionaire class who wants it all and will resist any change. >> anyone with substantial wealth or in a 401(k) -- >> what you're talking about is the koch brothers in corporate america -- >> and everyone in the stock market. >> who are very wealthy. >> anyone in the stock market. >> let me say this -- not anyone. let me say this if i might. in the last 30 years you know what's happened, there's been a massive redistribution of wealth. >> i agree completely. >> it has gone from the middle class and working families to the top .1%. i didn't hear the establishment talking about how crazy it was that the money left the middle class. when i'm talking about giving the -- >> the question is how do you get it done when all these powers are against you. the finance committee is si

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if i said i think in 2015, gay marriage will be legal. you would have told me i was crazy, honestly? that's what you would have told me. you thinking about it? >> i can't see the future. you're right it moved very quickly. >> it moved quickly because people in the gay community and their straight allies said they have a right. do you see any republicans -- >> how does this relate? >> let me answer your question. >> i don't see the connection. >> i see all the connection. you're asking me how to make change. you don't make change by sitting down with mitch mcconnell. you demand change. that's the way change has always been. [ cheers and applause ] i use gay right which is is a good example. contemporary example for these young people. when i voted against doma in 1996, that was a very difficult vote. what about the civil rights movement? what about the women's movement? it always happened when millions of people demand change. we have massive levels of income and wealth inequality. when the top 1/10th percent have more wealth than the bott

nobody is staying up all night worrying about gay marriage.ey're losing money, the very interests you've talked about are still going to be there the day after you're inag rated. >> let me rephrase it. what you are saying, correct me if i'm wrong, is you have a very powerful billionaire class who wants it all and will resist any change. >> anyone with substantial wealth or in a 401(k) -- >> what you're talking about is the koch brothers in corporate america -- >> and everyone in the stock market. >> who are very wealthy. >> anyone in the stock market. >> let me say this -- not anyone. let me say this if i might. in the last 30 years youç know what's happened, there's been a massive redistribution of wealth. >> i agree completely. >> it has gone from the middle class and working families to the top .1%. i didn't hear the establishment talking about how crazy it was that the money left the middle class. when i'm talking about giving the -- >> the question is how do you get it done when all these powers are against you. the finance committee is

i want to talk to loren michaels i have a nephew who is gay and you guys are doing a lot of gay humor. maybe just lay off. and there was a long pause and lorne said, "is this adam." [ laughter ] >> seth: i love this movie. and i have read the book and michael lewis does a fantastic job of explaining very difficult things like collateralized debt obligations and the housing bubble and the idea of shorting but at no point was i reading this book and thinking this was cinematic. like how did you pitch this idea to people of making this into a film that was as watchable and entertaining as it is. >> it was something about like i read the book. i picked it up one night at like 9:00 p.m. you know how when you pick up those books and you're like okay i have to read this and i it was a page turner and my wife is annoyed next to me going "are you going to be up for awhile?" and i'm like "i am." so i have to turn my light away and it's 6:00 a.m. and i finished the book and i realized like what did he just do that these characters were so compelling yet i now understand the '07, '08 collapse and

i'm gay. i'm anorexic! what is happening here? unfortunately, the acoustics in here are amazing. i made pancakes in the shape of jesus to get over his male anorexia. this is my fourth jesus. ohh! hunting for shenanigans! looking for anything special? we just got in these adorable poofs. we already have an adorable poof and it's his first day back at school. ha ha. i'm sorry. our son is gay and we're getting a divorce. dad, could you get me some crime scene photos? oh, i don't know about that, honey. it might be a little unsettling. ohh--[bleep] [retches] i made it in shop class. i'm gonna throw up. announcer: "the real o'neals." two-episode premiere wednesday, march 2, tt(a ,!q)t tt:c^5zh=cd"''wvmx$n@efm`dld@ announcer: coming to abc, your typical irish-catholic family. what are you getting, kenny? she usually just orders for me. i'm gonna let her order for me, too, but then i'm just gonna turn it into whatever i want. say hello to the o'neals. 4 cards, please. you gotta go high, father phil. well, i took a vow poverty. does your

de-gay him. >> de-gay him facility. >> yes. >> reporter: and that drove him to drink. >> he stole cough syrup from a store when he was on a job site. >> reporter: teen challenge rule. overdose. >> did you try talking to them? >> i tried to find out what happened to nick. when they would continuously lie, i knew i would not get anywhere with finding out what happened with my son. i have never sued anyone, but i nick. >> a lawsuit would force teen challenge to answer questions. she found out that was not an option. there was an arbitration agreement. when you were told you couldn't sue and had to go through arbitration, did you know what that meant? >> no, i had to google it to find out what it meant. >> and when you googled it, what did you find? >> it was a lot of lawyer words. >> reporter: did it make sense. >> it didn't make sense to me. >> the arbitration was signed by nick, not her. >> why does this apply to you. this. >> i never felt it applieded to me because of the fact that nick signed this. >> reporter: instead of following the laws and boks. this would be decided by versus in

at the time they had invalidated the gay marriage ban. >> host: more questions? this has been a great panel and discussion. >> my question is about the scalia ginsburg friendship. i understand that legal issues and personal issues aside, the friendship with someonewho just washes and get their information from fox news . [laughter] before they go way back. they were friends since before either of them were judges at all. justice ginsburg likes to tell the story, when she first sought justice scalia speak or then professor scalia sheet disagreed with every bit substandard of that he was making but she thought he was hilarious. that's really what it comes down to. she finds him really charming. i think there's a connection between marty ginsburg and justice scalia who are both what marty was and justice scalia is, this gregarious character and he's a clever person. i interviewed ginsburg's grandson and he told the story about how they would always spend new year's together with all the scalia kids and i asked him. >> host: by the way, that's nine kids. >> guest: ri

marriage yet meeting with people who support gay marriage and funded by people who support gay marriagethat's a big issue with the evangelicals. and there's a double -- clearly there's a double standard here. i'm sorry, what? >> no, there isn't, jeffrey. if you read the piece -- >> it's okay to take their money? >> no. he has met with gay people. they sent the money. they asked for it back. and we sent it back. when they asked him in a meeting what they thought about gay marriage -- >> wait a minute. go ahead, rick, finish. >> he said -- he told them, they talked about gay marriage. they said are you for or against? he said i believe marriage is between one man and one woman. and they still sent the money. then they wanted it back because they got boycotted by their own cliente cliente clientele. jeffrey, is that your mailer that's out there? i read the report on that today. there's a smear campaign going on to ted cruz. is that the trump mailer you're talking about? >> i have no idea. i don't know. >> well, you do. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. jeffrey, you mentioned exa

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gshlgs gay rightsactivists say it is a sign that republicans have a changing attitude towards gay rights after f fhting for years agnst same-sex marriage and gay adoption. >>> we are settling in to a dry pattern here across south florida. more like the dry season should be. it's been a very wet dry season and it hasn't always been cool. but now we finally settle into winter weather that we've been expectinfor weeks now. nice trend that we're heading into. live first alert doppler staying clear. no rain in my forecast for the next several days. let's talk about cool weather, clear skies, didn't air masses moving in that will fluctuate matter how much they do warm up or cool down, we're still in a round that we're below average but not record breaking. we'll show you the trend in a moment. going t be nice see so much sunshine day in and day out. no rain shower activity to get in the way. we'll caion you, we're looking at one of the coolest mornings we've had this winter season. money. one chilly day in the mid 40s in january. gettingglose this morning. sunrise at 7:01. not until we get som

he was not gay. ted cruz snapped him up to run that super pac. >> and it wasn't effective in putting him at an advantage against trump. >> but donald trump was very -- >> you've heard of red states and blue states. this is not a dr. suess story. what about green states? >> there are two counties in the state right now, charleston county probably the most moderate to liberal one you'll find on the republican side. and richland. there are two counties that marco rubio looks like he's going to win. the rest of the state is donald trump green. a couple things we can tell you. first of all, there's this hot race for second place for rubio and ted cruz. florence county, these are the two counties with the most outstanding precincts left. trump is winning in these counties but what we're seeing in both of them is that ted cruz is outpacing marco rubio. that at least is a potentially good sign for ted cruz as he tries to overtake marco rubio relatively speaking, he has a tough road to hoe if he's going to ge

gay-rights activists are hoping the vote will send a message about florida's direction concerning gay rights. >>> this is the last week to hunt pythons in florida, folks. it is during the statewide to a end. hunters caught 90 of those guys since the challenge began in january. florida wildlife officials say that is 30 more than last year during the entire season. saturday is the last day for that hunt. >>> within the last hour, the biggest event of the year wrapping up. organizers for the city's 41st annual art festival planned for about 250,000 visitors -- looks like it did not disappoint. this video shows crowds and people. check it out. paintings and jewelry and artwork. the two day event was held in donnelly park and featured live music by local performers. also look at this guy here. he had a chance to hang out with our chief meteorologist. and tweeting out a few pictures here. he loves going out there. >> yes. >>> rain windy. it feels like super bowl. >> a lot of fun. a beautiful shot here. take a look. >> the sun is setting over >> coldest night animals two weeks. put another b

i'm gay! i'm anorexic! what is happening here? i think kenny said he's gay, and it also soundsike you're getting a divorce. do you want this open or closed? i made jimmy pancakes in the shape of jesus to get over his male anorexia. this is my fourthjesus. ha ha. aah--uhh! time for shenanigans! they're coming for us! they're doing nothing! looking for anything special? we just got in these adorable poofs. we already have an adorable poof, and it's his first day back at school. ha ha. i'm sorry. our son is gay and we're getting a divorce you're grounded until you believe in god. aah! uhh! did you know kenny was gay? do these capris make me look fat? dad, could you get me some crime scene photos? oh, i don't know about that, honey. i think they might be a little unsettling. ohh--[bleep] [retches] i'm gonna throw up. "the real o'neals," two-episode premiere, march 2, before and after "modern family," on abc. corned beef! 1, 2, 3-- tt(a l!s[< tt

i didn't even know i was gay when we got married. i was taught that you go to school, you meet a man, and you settle down, and that's what i did, no questions asked, and then one day, i--i met donna, and i just started getting these feelings that i'd never gotten for any guy. i was falling in love. you mean your leaving really had nothing to do with me? in a way it did. i knew it. if you had been some sensitive, caring guy, i wouldn't have had the courage but because you were such a sleazy, obnoxious jerk, you made it easy. i did? even my mother in minnesota was relieved when i left you for a woman. so let me see if i got this straight. the only way it had to do with me was not because i was a lousy lover, but because i was a sleazy jerk? exactly. yes! john, come here. i was wrong. it had nothing to do with the sack. i tried to tell you. you're o.k.? i'm great. i'm great. and, carol, i want you to know... i hope you and donna are really happy together. i'm really touched. i believe people have the right to live their lives any way th

some say the law against gays is a weapon for police abuse. harassing people into payment of hush money, do you agree? >> well, those are the allegations on the one hand. saying that the statute should remain, there's no serious cases brought forward in different times. the response is after the decriminalization act of religious groups, they came forward and said that, in fact, the database will be set up to engage in aggressive constitution. at lot rides on the hear og on tuesday. if the suit remains, perhaps the activities, it will drive the life of gay people underground indefinitely. but subject to precarious public life going forward. >> if the court dismiss it is, what is the next step in the fight? if you look, it's going back on a previous decision. so here is a chance for the court to reflect on the consequences of what they decided in 2013. if you go with the argument that, in fact, which is what they used in 2013, that this is not a matter for the courts to decide, and it's part of the national legislature of the nerment which gove

meantime, cloudy skies with temperatures in the 30s overnight before heading back manny pacquiao says gays are worse than animals. animals.the backlash that's forcing him to back down tonight - after the break. the "surprise patrol" grabs some lunch -- and everyone's attention!see who gets money for nothing -- coming up at six. and here's what you'll see new tonight.a disney cruise ship performer is being arrested on sexual battery charges.andrew pogson worked on board the cruise ships as a magician.he is now in jail after a woman said she woke up with him on top of her in a hotel room!disney is putting him on suspension. new tonight... boxer manny pacquiao is backing down after saying that people in gay relationships are worse than animals.he told a philippines t-v station on monday that animals don't have male-to- male or female-to-female relations.after going on the record - pacquiao came under fire - forcing him to make an apology. he says that he is still against gay marriage - but loves everyone in the a mother gives birth in a subway bathroom - and leaves the newborn in the toilet.

kentucky law makers are working on a measure to create different marriage license for straight and gay couples. the marriage license will include different information. on a marriage license for gay couples the words bride and groom will not be included or the name of the county clerk. this is a reference to rowan county clerk, kim davis, who refused to issue marriage license to gay couples. kara ots we know that not sleep is bad for your health. now there's information that suggests too much sleep is worse. new york university says people who sleep more than eight hours of night are 150-percent more likely to suffer a stroke. sleeping less than eight hours increases that risk by 20-percent. doctors say a good diet and exercise can help balance out the impact. rob top vo there's a petition making its way around the internet...for ryan reynolds to return to host saturday night live. only fans want him to do it as deadpool. the petition has 26- thousand signatures. deadpool is the number one movie in america right now and is getting rave reviews from critics. reynolds has hosted s-n-l in

that's why he was not a hero in the gay community. >> i want to get father beck in for a moment. this service. also his excellency the most reverend carlo vigono, the apostolic nuncio, the representative of the vatican will be here as well. explain the significance, these are among the most important catholic representatives in the united states. >> yes, that's right, wolf. we have of course cardinal archbishop of washington, he'll give some opening comments. we also have the bishop of arlington, virginia, which is the diocese where father paul is a priest. he will be there as well. that's father -- >> laverde. >> exactly. then the appeostolic nuncio wil be there as well. we'll hear the cardinal's remarks in the beginning. jeffrey was just talking about justice scalia's stands with regard to same-sex marriage. his son paul, who will be presiding and preaching at this funeral, happens to be the chaplain of courage for the diocese of arlington, and for those who do not know, courage is an organization of gay catholics who believe that the only appropriate response to their orientat

i'm not talking about your being gay. i'm talking about what you do with jason. i don't understand that. oh, taking him to the ballet and to broadway shows and the best restaurants in town. now, what's the matter with that? you're making me look bad! i just want him to have a good time. oh, right. easy. and then he gets to come home, and i get to be the heavy. "do your homework! go to bed! no, we can't afford truffles." [ chuckles ] he is quite the little gourmet, isn't he? [ sighs ] look, i didn't know this was a problem. do me a favor. just say no to him once in a while. bore him a little. don't be so damn entertaining all the time. i'm gonna hold you to that. well? let's drop the charges. thank you, mrs. driscoll. mr. driscoll, mr. morrison, you're free to go. call me next week, and we'll make arrangements. [ chuckles ] i'll do that. take care of yourself. you too. goodbye, mr. morrison. let's do it again soon. sure. go be gracious. sergeant wojciehowicz, thank you for your courtesy and your advice. think about it. [ chuckles ] goodbye, sergeant. let's go, mar

the case argues it created sex discrimination by denying health benefits to gay employees.e watching this closely. lay out the lawsuit against walmart. josh: up until january 2014, walmart provided spousal health insurance to support to employees who had an opposite sex spouse, but not same-sex spouse. there is no federal law that mentions you cannot discriminate against people based on sexual orientation. a key premise for this lawsuit and a wave of lawsuits we have been seeing over the past several years is the sex discrimination part of the 1964 civil rights act. --uncer: guest:4 civil rights act says you cannot discriminate based on sex. we see in this walmart lawsuit, discriminating against someone based on sexual orientation, in this case, was a way of discriminating against them based on their sex. discrimination based on sexual orientation is about people's maneotypes about what a should do and what a woman should do. carol: this has everyone going back to reading about legal theory, the civil rights act of 1964. i was doing it in preparation for this. josh: a pivot

disgust for gay people. and it led to some very interesting moments. when the sodmy laws were struck down he said in anger, but also very helpfully that the sodomy laws being struck down would lead to same sex marriage being nationwide. he said it like i can't believe you're doing this. you realize what it's going to lead to. everybody who supported gay rights in america said we know what it's going to lead to him. for him that was a completely ridiculous response. >> bush v gore is a case that justices bring up. i've seen many defend it in anguish. his famous remark about that was get over it. what does that tell us about him as a judge, last question? >> it tells you what he is as a political figure i think honestly. it's not like none of those justices knew what they were doing and it's not like bush v gore the count of the judges came down to the appointments of the you justices. they're political actors. the politics that tonight are being unleashed about replacing him are going to be bigger than anythi

this is a company that has made being perceived as a more tolerant, gay-friendly company. read.t is a great thank you. we appreciate it. coming up next, we go to the back of the books for this --.'s etc. the story behind the rise of the alamo draft house cinema. ♪ carol: we bring in brett, let's begin with the cover story. it is called "remember the alamo." company going a after individuals, getting them out of the home. t: the business model is based on the idea that they think every once in a while you will want to leave your house and go see a movie. carol: they have been doing this for some time. intt: they opened in austin 1997. since then, they have opened 22 theaters around the country. by 2018.is to open 50 they have chains open everywhere. that is part of what makes the business model interesting. can you export something that worked well in austan. carol: we were talking about what a cool place it was. tell us about their model and what they started doing in austin. brett: they want to get you into the theater, and give you a beer. milkshakes, stuff like that. they hav

mi hijo es gay, pero no es hereditario eso, ¿eh? cÓmo que lo voy a consolar.entonces? gael: lo que pasa es que-- carlos: ya tenemos carretera. carlos: Ándele, pase. Éstas son las principales noticias, se conocen detalles del conductor que en medio de una noche de locura asesinÓ a seis personas en michigan. entre tiroteo y tiroteo recogÍa pasajeros en el trayecto. detienen en mÉxico a un empresario que ordenÓ a su guardaespaldas matar y descuartizar a los sospechosos de un robo. muriÓ el popular actor roberto rojas conocido como el caballo, habÍa padecido de un agresivo cÁncer de vejiga. les contaremos cÓmo quedaron los grupos de la copa amÉrica centenario que se disputarÁ este verano en los estados unidos. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. buenas noches. bienvenidos a noticiero univision fin de semana.la masacre mas reciente en kalamazoo michigan, a manos de un hombre, conductor de taxis privados de la compaqia uber, provoca panico entre la poblacion en general. jason dalton, de 45 aqos, era un hombre casado, con dos hijos y sin antecedentes criminales. por

you'd appoint gays in the cabinet, et cetera.h: well, i'm not going to ask what their sexual orientation is. king: oh, so you wouldn't know. bush: i'm going to appoint conservative people in the cabinet. it's none of my business what somebody's -- now when somebody makes it my business, like on gay marriage, i'm going to stand up and say i don't support gay marriage. i support marriage between men and women. king: so if a state were voting on gay marriage, you would suggest to that state not to approve it? bush: the state can do what they want to do. don't try to trap me in this state's issue like you're trying to get me into. king: you just did. you have an opinion. [laughter] governor bush: i have an opinion. king: do you have. bush: in my state of texas, if we tried to have gay marriage, i would campaign against it. king: if your state of texas then proposed the confederate flag, you would campaign against it? bush: we've got the lone star flag flying over texas. let's talk about that issue. king: we're going to move that. are

the case argues it created sex discrimination by denying health benefits to gay employees.e are watching this closely. lay out the lawsuit against walmart. josh: up until january 2014, walmart provided spousal health support to employees who had an opposite sex spouse, but not same-sex spouse. there is no federal law that mentions you cannot discriminate against people based on sexual orientation. a premise for this lawsuit and a wave of lawsuits we have been seeing over the past several years is the sex discrimination part of the 1964 civil rights act. that act says you cannot discriminate based on sex. we see in this walmart lawsuit, discriminating against someone based on sexual orientation, in this case, was a way of discriminating against them based on their sex. discrimination based on sexual orientation is about people's stereotypes. carol: this has everyone going back to reading about legal theory, the civil rights act of 1964. i was doing it in preparation for this. josh: a pivotal case in 1989 was the price-waterhouse case. it was established at the supreme court

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>>> and new at 5:00, a man knocked out and robbed on a police say the three attackers shouted anti-gay slurs. >> reporter: police tell me they are now considering this a hate crime. they have a special task force that will investigate this as a biassed attack. you can see here in this jackson heights neighborhood, very busy, filled with bars and restaurants. in the early morning hours it's a different story. it was around 2:00 a.m. when the victim was attacked, punched and kicked to the ground, robbed of $60, all allegedly because he is gay. a 31-year-old man, ambushed overnight, walking here alon roosevelt avenue and 81st street. three men hurling homosexual attacks in spanish. >> sometimes i work in the night. and it happens. >> reporter: juan says roosevelt place at night when the rift between the gay community and some here who object is more easily exposed. >> there's a lot of bars. there's a lot of drinking. i believe that's kind of the -- the alcohol will mess your head. >> reporter: eric has lived here for 16 years and is stunned by news of the attack. >> that stuff doesn't rea