that he wasn't unhappy at all, a gay journalist, happy in his gay life style. his purpose was to expose me and people like me . >> strudwick leads a -- he wrote about his experience with leslie in 2 of britain's papers. she now faces problems. among her transgressions, praying to god to heal strudwick of his homosexuality and having an agenda that homosexuality is wrong. >> leslie, if you believe that a homosexual can change their behavior, you will lose your job, lose your professional accreditation. >> gay agenda is one of the most potent political movements in the united kingdom. there are not many homosexuals in britain, only 1.5 percent of the population, 750,000 homosexuals in a nation of 60 million people. >> there has been an incredible shift in our nation. but in our media and particular in our law that treats the whole homosexual issue, whole gay agenda as something absolutely e quivalent to race. >> it is part of a broad agenda. >> they call it human rights. they use these grand terms like tolerance and diversity. it is a hard-nose political agenda o

you know i let it be known i don't like gay people i don't like to be around gay people i don't you know i am i would i'm like i don't i don't like it should get. any. more oh yeah i don't like the point again is that sports culture is shot through with political meaning and struggle unless we're content to stay quiet in the face of bullying we should make it our goal to speak up and try to change things when sports culture reinforces backward political attitudes that hurt people for no good reason i think it's important for. everybody to be true with respect. been straight whatever martina navratilova helped found it takes a team to fight homophobia in sports in the first instance a three pointer with two seconds to go when we're down by two i don't think you're going to clear whether she's jewish. or anything so the whatever just want to show that she makes the shot they know you'll stress or new territory especially. scott fujita the free spirited defense of captain and starting linebacker for the two thousand and ten super bowl champion new orleans saints is not only the kind of guy

i let it be known i don't like gay people i don't like gay people i don't you know i am. i don't i don't i don't like it it shouldn't be. a boy i don't like the point again is that sports culture is shot through with political meaning and struggle and unless we're content to stay quiet in the face of bullying we should make it our goal to speak up and try to change things when sports culture reinforces backward political attitudes that hurt people for no good reason i think it's important for everybody to be treated with respect. and straight whatever martina navratilova helped found it takes a team to fight homophobia in sports person so it's a pretty poor inner but i think once we go down by two i don't think we're going to hear from you is what i really think so whatever does one make sure that she makes the shot hey no no no stress or you. stress. scott fujita the free spirited defense of captain and starting linebacker for the twenty ten super bowl champion new orleans saints is not only the kind of guy is more likely to razz an opposing player like peyton manning fo

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so now we are going to go to gay marriage, which i understand 80% of gay couples split. going to be a boost for the lawyers. if gay couples want to take care of each other, they can sign a contract any time. but to change marriage is just not right. guest: i am not sure about the 80% figure. i am sure my partner would find that appalling. marriage is the way our society recognizes relationships. there are good reasons that same-sex couples should not have access to the same institution. but a same-sex couple cannot attend all of the rights and privileges under the law right now. you cannot contact and its social security benefits for your partner. you cannot contact or have continuation coverage for your health coverage for your partner or for immigration purposes or file your taxes jolly to get economic -- jointly to get in the economic benefits that may come with that. we do not have the same legal protections. that simply just is not true. host: the idea that the way marriage protect children protect not only economic benefits is not true. the history and research is

shows there are movies with gay characters they have gay politicians gay actors gave musicians last there's that thing called the internet with a simple few keystrokes on google you can find about just anything that you want to know. it's really not a secret that gay people exist in the world so maybe can't feel dumb or just. being that you know if you don't talk about gay people they'll just go away i've got to close their eyes and pray for a world free of gay people at night and you know that is that's called being homophobic not to mention their bill is biased against gays travels on free speech and is a case of over gov overreaching government a bigger issue here is that lawmakers are wasting taxpayer money and time on stupid legislation like this tennessee currently has a nine point one percent unemployment rate last year nearly one point six million residents and businesses filed for bankruptcy in a volunteer state and the state only has a sixty percent graduation rate for its students so is this really something a lot makers should be focused on are attending the gay people don't exi

so now we are going to go to gay marriage, which i understand 80% of gay couples split. that is going to be a boost for the lawyers. if gay couples want to take care of each other, they can sign a contract any time. but to change marriage is just not right. guest: i am not sure about the 80% figure. i am sure my partner would find that appalling. marriage is the way our society recognizes relationships. there are good reasons that same-sex couples should not have access to the same institution. but a same-sex couple cannot attend all of the rights and privileges under the law right now. you cannot contact and its social security benefits for your partner. you cannot contact or have continuation coverage for your health coverage for your partner or for immigration purposes or file your taxes jolly to get economic -- jointly to get in the economic benefits that may come with that. we do not have the same legal protections. that simply just is not true. host: the idea that the way marriage protect children protect not only economic benefits is not true. the history and rese

. >> what can a gay man teach a straight woman about enjoying sex?ell, if dan savage is any indication, a lot, really. he is a columnist who has made a career about talking about the torque and high drag ickes of copulation with a level of detail you'd expect from a mechanic. and this has brought plenty of surprising fans and predictable enemies. here is yunji de nies for our series "modern sex in america." ♪ >> i wanted to write an advice column, eww, straight people are icky. >> reporter: meet dan avage, the sex advice columnist. he gets thousands of queries every week. >> i go and speak at colleges and girls who never had or gachl will tell me about the column where i walked somebody else with that problem through how to become or gaz mick and that column did it for them. it's staggering to think i'm a gay man and i give college girls orga orgasms. >> reporter: he is not always nice. why are you so harsh with them? >> well, when you go to your friends for advice, the first thing they do is make fun of you. for half an hour they will do that, and t

now let's not forget of the majority of possible candidates don't look favorably upon gays either so are they blowing their chances by being anti muslim anti gay and burger or is it the scary truth those values are exactly what republican voters want to hear join me to discuss because benji starling reporter for talking points memo thank you thanks so much for joining us tonight now like i said we saw i don't even have clear front runners not so many people are declaring themselves but i'm already thoroughly entertained by the republican candidates about yourself this is a fun crowd already and it is significant i mean these are not candidates anyone expects to win donald trump i think very few people even expect to run i mean they're not very serious but they can have a real impact on this race when you see them say these things the other candidates eventually will get asked about that and it pulls them farther and farther towards the right makes more uncomfortable questions for them to answer for their base so there is real significance to this is as ridiculous as it seems or what

king when it comes to media royalty so who's the winner we're going to find out and i do you consider gays to be second class citizens we'll speak with a man who use of that explanation to get himself out of jury duty and he'll join us to tell us to say why he thinks he isn't considered equal then is joe biden was visiting with russian heads of state and talking about recess national intelligence director james clapper claim that russia and china are mortal threats to the united states so which one is it and we would like to toast our friday with a dose of happy hour or discuss the latest dating sites and there's even one school in florida who is redefining the term hot for teacher details on all that and more in tonight's show but first let's move on to our top story. a catastrophic eight point nine earthquake struck off the coast of japan today followed by a devastating tsunami that battered many regions of the country and officials estimate the thousands are dead and thousands more are missing and throughout the day we've seen devastating pictures of cars being swept off highways by pow

thank you, roberta. >>> gay marriages will not resume in california. at least for now. a federal appeals court has refused a request to allow gay marriages while it considers the constitutionality of prop 8 and how long will that take? well, probably another year at at least. this weekend's free britney spears' concert will not be happening in the castro as originally planned. it is being moved to the bill graham civic auditorium. the reason? possibility of all this bad weather. the free show is being taped for "good morning america." producers moved the show indoors. didn't want to take a chance on it raining. >> i'm a lot more disappointed in not having everything happen in the neighborhood for the national audience to see. i mean, you know, i'm not a huge fan of britney spears. would have been nice to see her. i'm more upset about not having everything happening in the neighborhood. >> the concerts at the bill graham auditorium is at noon. seating is first come, first serve and the advice obviously get their early. >>> a brand-new music studio donated to students in

law preventing discrimination against gays trumps the couple's religious beliefs and the britain is a secular state not a theocracy those were the judges words so is this the right choice should religious beliefs play a factor in foster care homes i propose cameron chairman of the family research institute joins me now to talk about this issue dr cameron welcome back to the program. i think you shouldn't there be a separation of church and state when it comes to raising foster kids. i don't think particularly if a religion is dangerous if for instance you know the of the parents will be o.t. as part of their religious activities perhaps not on the other hand here in great britain and also as you know in the state of illinois same question as the rains could it be that because homosexuals are protected especially kabul so does the legal that even parents who don't have high we accept the attitudes toward homosexuality octon probably did not last are. absolutely not if you look at were christians do historically and today you will find that christians on the whole are more law abiding t

>> the whole issue of whether or not he's gay, and if this will encourage other people to do such is a whole arena of speculation and hope within the gay community. >> rock hudson left paris after a few weeks and returned to los angeles where he lost his battle with aids on october 2nd, 1985. he had revealed his illness at a time when that was something a star simply didn't do. 12 years later, reporter gloria hillered looked at how hudson's revelation changed hollywood. >> reporter: it wasn't until this day in 1985, when rock hudson appeared in public with long-time friend dor day that something changed. >> he came into the press conference in front of a vast number of vernallists, and they all gasped. >> reporter: on a disease called aids, there was now a face. >> he was a movie star. he had everything in the whole world going for him, money, fame, looks, he had everything, but he was going to die. this could happen to your son, your brother, hey, america, wake up. >> reporter: a wakeup call for hollywood was the allowed. a number of people behind the scenes are already died. >> we

now he's hoping to change global policies on gays. in geneva today, u.s.troduced a resolution calling for a ban on criminal punishment for gays, lesbian and transgender people. the president said human rights are the inalienable right no matter who they love. homo sexuality is still punishment as a crime in more than 200 countries. >>> and we're live to tell you how a break down on b.a.r.t. has happened twice and how soon it'll be fixed. >> stay with us, the ktvu news at 6:00 is next. >>> barry bonds face as jury while his childhood friend goes to jail. the mayor developments as opening statements begin in the perjury trial of baseball's home run king. >>> an accidental shooting at a bay area campus. the incident reveals what is going on at bay area schools. >>> good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. we're on storm watch as a fresh system of rain is arriving in the bay area right now. bill martin is tracking the storm and he has the latest from our weather center, bill. >> we have live storm tracker 2 showing

we talk to members of th area gay area gay mustn't about elizabeth taylor's lasting legacy about helping aids patients. ♪ [ male announcer ] unrestrained. unexpected. and unlike any hybrid you have ever known. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. ♪ the radically new, 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪ welcome to the darker side of green. >>> right now on nbcbayarea.com, no tur out britney spe say m ay t appear in the castropp after all. rumors the pop par star is moving this weekend's show. >>> okay. eating local is becoming a popular trend nationwide. and in sacramento, some lawmakers want to make it a weekly event. now, organizers say it will help keep billions of consumer dollars within the state, supporting not only farmers and ranchers, but local businesses, communities, and families. san francisco assembly member fiona moss says if californians dedicated one day a week to eating only californian-grown products, it could represent a significant spike in sales and millions of dollars. >>> well, getting kids to eat their vegetables may be as simple as ju

. >> gay marriage will not resume in california for now. a federal appeals court has refused a request to allow gay marriages while it considers the constitutional of proposition eight. it'll probably take another year at the least. >>> other bay area headline, the city of san jose has reached ten takive agreement was three more unions to reduce the pay and benefits by 10% over the next two years. the unions represent city eveningers, supervisors of trade workers and midlevel managers. leaders say the sacrifices needed to save jobs. san jose faces a 105 million- dollar deficit. >>> what would you do? a man found a bag of cash in the hilltop area of richmond and turned in to police. police won't say how much was in it only that it was over $100. if nobody claims the money the guy who found it'll get to keep it. >>> there is a recall of cant lopes but if you bought them at one store you may already know about it because that store made an effort to call you. >> reporter: less than a week ago a man bought a bag of them. >> this is the last of

gay adoption, gay parenting, i don't think the research is in firm enough yet. that's not to say that i think kids should spend time in foster care or go without parenting. but the point -- i think michael should read the section closer. my opinion is the research is not as complete it's needs to be and the stories that have one written about gay parenting and gay adoption are just doggerral, the two magazine stories in particular that were almost impossible to get through, and i think reflected the confusion that the issue generates itself. so, anyway, that's what i have to say for now. >> are we trying to finish this whole event by 8:00? okay. i should answer your question first. actually, they didn't review my first book. so there's exhibit a out the window. >> called for keller -- >> i did do that. yeah. and i can't even remember why that was. i think it was because -- they sat on the nsa story for a year. ... >> i was talking when my first remarks about the concept of common good. i wrote this essay in the american prospect. i don't know why they decided to

between the gay and lesbian community and the target company. target insists it remains committed to the gay, transsexual and transgendered community and its lawsuits have nothing to do with the political agenda of the organizations. >>> talk about buzz, one silicon valley company has gotten more attention in the past few days than most get in the entire year, scott budman was there for the apple spinoff's colorful launch. ♪ >> you're tracking yourself and you're already number three. >> yes. it's been a kind of surreal night for us. >> reporter: you might think bill wen is crazy. he left a cushy job at apple to launch a new app. but wen who sold his previous idea la la media to apple is crazy good. he just raised a stunning $41 million in venture capital to launch color, an app that lets you share photos like you've never seen. >> we think it is the most amazing way to capture pictures together. >> reporter: unlike other photo-sharing sites where you take pictures and decide where to post them, color breaks down the traditional digital wall and

the city of san francisco and gay rights activists made that request last month. it came after the judges suspended a lower court ruling that declared the gay marriage ban, passed by voters in 2008, unconstitutional. following the disaster in japan-- the u-s nuclear regulatory commission says it plans to launch a review of all nuclear power plants in this country. and in tokyo --- people are being asked not to hoard bottled water... after it was determined that radiation levels in the tap water there had exceeded the limit considered safe for infants. water is just the latest of the food safety concerns raised since a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit the island nation more than a week ago. meanwhile, at the crippled the daiichi (deye-ee-chee) nuclear power plant, engineers are still struggling to restore cooling systems and stabilize overheating reactors. smoke forced another evacuation today, but workers have managed to get the power back on in some areas. in libya - for the first time - u-s commanders say they're using jets to attack qaddaffi's troops on t

that's so gay. that's really gay. dude, look at those pants. please don't say that. what? don't say that something is gay when you mean that something is dumb or stupid. it's insulting. it's like if i thought this pepper shaker was stupid, and i said, "man, this pepper shaker is so 16-year-old boy with a cheesy mustache." just saying. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people. we have collected 78 gallons, if not more. these are other locations that you can go. it is absolutely free. you just need to have the location open. you are set to go. >>

, so there should not be a catholic church allows gay marriage. host: chris in alabama essentially says the same thing. guest: well, this goes back to, i think, the marriage lite that i was talking about. just to reiterate, there are certain avenues that others can pursue to get certain benefits like hospital visitations and other issues that have been brought. to the caller's statement, the opposition is not just on a religious ground, and it is not just about benefits. the homosexual community is not just about equality. it is about validation. they do not want to force the only on government, they want to enforce it on society. there is a group that created an app, where you can report if during a catholic mass you think the priest is talking against gay marriage, which is a tenant of the catholic church. it is obvious that it is not just benefits that are being pursued here. it is not just a government ok. they want validation from society at large, and are willing to tear down religion as a barrier. host: a vix, houston, texas. good morning -

. >>> those in favor of gay rights showed up instead. a kansas church had planned to protest the school's production of the play. the play reaction to the slaying of gay student in wyoming and we'll have an update on the 10:00 news. >>> house speaker announced he's mounting a law the law against gay marriage, and says the justice department will no longer defend it's constitutionality constitutionality. >>> the man charged with trying to kill arizona congress woman gabrielle giffords now faces additional charges in that tucson shooting rampage. a grand jury indicted him on 49 counts including murder and the deaths of judge john roll and her aid zimmerman. he has pleaded not guilty to previous charges. six people were killed, 13 more wounded. he is scheduled to appear in a courtroom next week. >>> a former executive has reportedly pleaded guilty in a kick back scheme. the irs charged him with nine felonies for awarding contracts to companies that paid his side company millions. ira spokesperson said she couldn't comment on the case becaus

gay marriage is now legal in five states and the district of columbia.on said last month it will no longer defend a law banning the federal recognition of gay marriage. >> overnight the rain come in, so the question is, how about the afternoon commute. >> i think mike has a answer. >> we should have steady rain but just like this morning, scattered showers, and more showers during the afternoon hours but by then, everything will be wet. good morning to you. we're just beginning a very active pattern that is going to give us two storms in the next three days which means flooding is going to be a problem, most likely on sunday and even power outages. here is a look what is going on. vigorous storm system to the north. leading edge, see that spike, that is the cold front that is coming down. we'll see the heavier rain start to develop, should move into the north bay and move southward across the rest of our neighborhood through mid-morning and midafternoon. adjusting for temperatures, 6-15 degrees warmer than yesterday. putting us in the upper 40s to low 50

married in a state where gay marriage is legal currently.icut, iowa, massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont, and the district of columbia. two and i half years ago president barack obama was more traditional in his views on what marriage is. >> i believe that marriage is the union between a man and a woman. >> so? what has changed, mr. obama's view? it could be the self-described shellacking he took in last fall's midterm elections which many a trip to a lackluster turnout by the democrats to prevents a repeat performance, when he runs for re-election in 2012, some say he is rallying his liberal supporters with policy changes like the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" his reversal on gay marriage. question, is obama also mr. obama baiting the republicans to divert their attention from the economy to social issues at this particular time? >> can i take that question? >> you may. >> no. here's the reason why this issue is coming up now. there are two cases in the second circuit, new york and connecticut, that have a filing deadline of march 11t

now the phelps and their anti-gay campaign have won their biggest shot of publicity. steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. >>> in washington after a school bus driver's frustration boiled over, he grabbed a 6-year-old by her book bag and threw her down. the january incident was captured on the bus's surveillance camera. no charges have been filed against the driver, but he is no longer working for the school district. >>> in texas, one mom probably hopes it will be a long time before her new son visits his birth place. she was in labor and wasn't going to make it to the hospital. so a 911 operator told her husband to pull over right where they were. it turns out it was the parking lot of a strip club. moments after the ambulance arrived, mom and dad welcomed a healthy baby boy. >>> in nevada, the sheriff of washo county celebrated 150 years of history, the cowboy way. he rode into work on horseback to commemorate the creation of nevada territory in 1861 and he also paid homage to the cou

that's so gay. that's really gay. dude, look at those pants. please don't say that. what? don't say that something is gay when you mean that something is dumb or stupid. it's insulting. it's like if i thought this pepper shaker was stupid, and i said, "man, this pepper shaker is so 16-year-old boy with a cheesy mustache." just saying. >> so it's a tremendous honor to be here today. we've got a tremendous program for you. this is our annual black history month kickoff. it was started many, many years ago. dr. carter g. woodson had participated in the founding of black history month. he was involved in the group known as the oh, -- association for the study of african-american life and history. the local chapter of that group is what is now known as the african-american cultural and historical society. so it's an honor. we've been doing this for many, many years and it's great to see so many faces out here today. right now what i'd like to d

the height of the vietnam war recently harvard and other private schools use the military's ban on gay soldiers serving openly as a reason to keep r.t.c. off campus but with don't ask don't tell being repealed by congress and signed by president obama many schools are forced to take a second look at their o.t.c. program after their official reason for banning it no longer existed now a lot of people on the right have complained of the ivy league schools have been slow to allow r.t.c. to return claiming of the ivies are simply elitists who don't support our armed forces but harvard finally says that the time is right now to harvard have been allowed to join r.t.c. but up until now they have to commute to mit in the boston university for the program so now the harvard has agreed to allow the r o t c to return expect many more schools to follow yale has also expressed strong interest in hosting r t c program and debate over whether to open its doors has intensified at columbia the scene of some of the largest university protests during the vietnam war. now tonight we have a special guest

that's so gay. that's really gay. dude, look at those pants. please don't say that. what? don't say that something is gay when you mean that something is dumb or stupid. it's insulting. it's like if i thought this pepper shaker was stupid, and i said, "man, this pepper shaker is so 16-year-old boy with a cheesy mustache." just saying. >> hello. welcome to "meet your district supervisor." we are here with supervisor cohen from district 10. she started her first term in january, so she is new to the board. we will get to know her and talk about the toughest issues facing the city. welcome, supervisor. thank you for joining us. tell us a little bit about your background, where you grew up, where you went to school, and the jobs you have work. >> i grew up in the porthole and neighborhood. most of my childhood, i went to lakeshore elementary school. i love to talk a bell will -- about lowell high school. i studied political science with a concentration in public administration. i worked eight years, largely in the public sector. then, earned a master's degree from carnegie-mel

that's so gay. really? yeah. it's totally gay. you know, you really shouldn't say that. say what? well, say that something is "gay" when you mean it's bad. it's insulting. what if every time something was bad, everybody said, "ugh. that's so girl wearing a skirt as a top." oh. you are. ha ha. shut up. those are cute jeans, though. >> and good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting for march the first, 2000 leaven. happy march. could you please call the roll? >> [roll-call] mr. president, all members are present. president chiu: ladies and gentleman could do please join me in the pledge of allegiance. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have no communications. >> if you could read the consent agenda. >> these items will be impact upon by single roll-call vote unless a member wants a separate vote, it shall be removed. president chiu: i understand item 4 needs to be severed. are there any other items folks would like to sever? if we could take roll-call vote without item for. >> [roll-call] there are 11 ayes. president chiu: if we go to item

i will speak as an openly gay, latino man. lion martin is very important. there are a lot of other organizations. all of these organizations provide amazing services. before we wrap it up, i do want to turn it over to anna perez to talk about where we go from here. i will have some final words after she makes a brief presentation. >> [speaking spanish] gracias. [speaking spanish] >> we have behaved very well. we have not made much noise. the mission is known to make a lot of noise. that is why we did little noise together. we want to remind you that as you are making the tough choices, it is about the kids that were on stage. it is about the mothers and the hearts of the people you saw here today. it is not just about cutting services. it is looking at how we generate new revenues to support our city. we cannot follow the trend of the country looking at cutting social services in favor of the wealthy. we have to look at how we can all put together for these services and city that we want to have. thank you so much for being here. [speaking spanish] what is

they would go gay bashing. a situation happened with -- jason was his name. he went out with two of his buddies. they jumped a guy. the guy knew martial arts or something and started within their ass -- whipping their ass. it would be a great story if it ended there, but one of the skinheads pulled out a gun, shot the man, and killed him. the judge immediately said, the guy who pulled the trigger got life in jail. the other guys, since you boys were on drugs or whatever, you could either do life with your friend or one year in a drug detention treatment facility. you see the difference already, right? when he tells the story, we toured together. he says, "i have white privilege. he said -- i learned about white privilege from this experience." he was totally change because they put him in a cell with a gay black man who was hiv- positive, and he watched this man die, and it just changed his life. he came out, left the movement, married a woman from thailand, had a bunch of brown babies. [laughter] had to quit his job at the pornography store because having da

this is in celebration of gay pride month. hypocrisy exists when those results in violence.ecause in darkness, they are safe from reducing our brother and sisters and way too many others to name. they beat to the drum beats of liberty. the difference between us and the shadows of fear is we have a lot more space to breathe. yet the smell of equality is found outside and sexuality is the right to physical expression between consenting adults. we can live outside of the closets but not out of the house. they are not welcome in the open fields of america. where others dream of marriage or defend our country. because not all of god's children were worthy to see the light beyond these cold, white walls. as long as we remain indoors. sometimes visit our souls. taking the time to join us, unable to come out and play. in only we could run and discover land starving for diversity. the emptiness and our perversions and sins as preached from religion pens, it touch the openings of children child faint sounds emerge from under closet doors. there are too many of us in this house located