gay, gay, gay.t's fabulous. >> reporter: new gay. >> we've just been named best biking city in america. the week before. that got me a little more excited. >> reporter: minneapolis is the new gay. >> no, no, no, no. we will beat minneapolis. >> reporter: if we were in minneapolis right now, we would have already had sex. >> then i'm the loser on that part of... you know, that would have been great. >> reporter: san francisco is determined to regain its gay throne. judging from how they continue to sell themselves they just don't get it. ♪ if you were gay, shout hurrah ♪ >> reporter: not minneapolis gay. these people are clearly lost. >> whatever happened to just (beep)? >> jon: jason jones. welcome back. my guest tonight, a new film called last night. >> what are you doing here? >> i have some work here. i can't believe it. >> it's been a while. how are you? >> i'm fine. i just can't believe you're here. how did you know i'd be here? >> i keep tabs on you. >> serious. >> so am i. christmas cards hav

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(laughter) being gay isn't like beetlejuice. if you say it outloud so many times, you're gay. (laughter) the bill was introduced by state senator stacey campfield who maintains his "don't say gay bill" isn't antigay at all. >> is there any damage done in terms of hearing the word "homosexuality" to children in a controlled setting like a classroom? >> well actually, my bill is neutral. it doesn't say anybody can speak for it or against it. >> jon: here's a fun fact: at the same time this guy's bill is making its way through tennessee senate, a bill is also making its way through the tennessee statehouse that mandates science teachers have the freedom to teach alternative theories to evolution. so in tennessee the definition of neutrality is gay people are not allowed to be brought up but whether adam and eve had pet dinosaurs when the earth was created 6,000 years ago we should really teach that controversy. (laughter) now, while some people are trying to hold gay people back, they do have some defenders. fortunately, one of them is attorney gloria allred who sued atlanta brav

all laws in the state that defend gays or gay rights. were seen the same thing in. there the house is about to pass a ban on gay marriage these are all republican driven what's up with the you know if you identify yourself as a gay conservative group what's up with the non-gay conservatives whatever you know . they're not going to you know the rest of america is kind of waking up to this is a civil rights issue that we're all people here well i think one i disagree with those those actions that you talked about but i think one thing that we're seeing and this is happening all across the country and you just touched on it is that more and more gay people in in the last number of years are coming out and living their lives openly and honestly and that includes teenagers used to be you know you know nobody came out in high school you know nobody came out in middle america and so as more and more people come out and more and more americans know that gay people are in their lives more and more people realize that a lot of these things are silly and that we shouldn't. do

we are over time from gay adoptions to the g.o.p. and abortion. house republicans continue their quest to limit low-income women's access to abortion in ways that have mainstream voters confounded. this week they placed wording in the congressional record saying that federal funds cannot be used to pay for abortions in cases of statutory rape. current law bars the use of federal funds for abortions with three minor exceptions: rape, incest and the health of the mother. >> in a case in florida, a nine-year-old girl was sexually abused by a 49-year-old man. he was ultimately sentenced to life in prison. and if the proponents of h.r. 3 have their way, that young girl, if she were to become pregnant, would be denied the abortion care she needed. >> by trying to make already limited access to federally-funded abortions even more difficult, especially for low income teens, republicans have many in the voting public wondering, why this issue and why now? solid republican strategists already worry that caricature candidates like donald trump, or extreme s

don lemon, welcome. >> thank you, howard. >> there are gay members of congress, there are gay businessspecially hard to come out in television news? >> well, how many people are out? i'd have to ask you that question. there's not even a handful of us, really, in the national media. and so yeah, i think it's really hard to come out. especially since, you know, you don't know what's going to happen. you don't know if you're going to turn some viewers off or if you're going to get people to watch you more. i don't know. but yes, it's really hard to come out. i think otherwise we'd have more members of the media who are out. >> do executives fear that part of the audience would be turned off? and is that a reasonable fear in 2011 when recent polls showed more than half of americans support gay marriage? in other words, is this an old stereotype, or is there actually reason for concern? >> well, i think there's always a reason for concern when you reveal something about yourself that is personal and that people have been ostracized for in the past. and even now. so i think there is a concer

into the area and several gay businesses have been closing. >> it's like saying that, you know, gayernible ] street in new york should change. and i think it's important that the gay people have a place to call home. >> i think being integrated and having a diverse neighborhood is more important than having a few blocks of party playground. >> some say there is more acceptance of gay people these days so there is less need for segregation. >>> the world's best known restaurant is getting a supersized makeover. mcdonald's hoping to redecorate most of its 14,000 u.s. locations. the company replacing fiberglass tables and steel chairs with wooden tables and comfy leather chairs. the color schemes are changing, as well. you can expect muted orange, yellows, even some green. mcdonald's wants to make the restaurants feel more comfortable so customers are likely to hang out when they're done eating. but what about your 2-year-old who squirts ketchup all over those chairs? >> you got to on my laptop! get that kid out of here. >> how are you going to clean the chairs a tables? >> not kid-fri

to protest his views on gay marriage. and newt's against gay marriage.rday, while newt was giving a speech in ames, iowa, his cell phone went off. and his ringtone came on, and his ringtone is "dancing queen" by abba. for real. [ applause ] so, while obama was focusing on abbottabad, gingrich was focusing on abba. what kind of glitter was that? he dumped on him? i don't know what it did, but -- can you be against gay marriage when you have "dancing queen" as your ringtone? being against gay marriage when you have that as your ringtone is like being against gay marriage when you have "dancing queen" as your ringtone. doesn't make sense. [ applause ] and while -- newt, of course, was initially embarrassed, it seems like he's actually now embracing it. >> newt gingrich. fighting to cut taxes, balance the budget and reform welfare. he can dance. he can jive. he's having the time of his life. newt gingrich. take a chance on him. take a chance. take a chance. >> i'm newt gingrich. and i think this message is fabulous. >> jimmy: oh, well, that's nice. anti-gay

nurse jackie, where you play a gay nurse, but... >> gay muslim nurse. >> hinojosa: ...a lot-- gay muslim nurse. we're going to get into that, okay, gay muslim nurse. >> by the way, maria hinojosa... >> hinojosa: hinojosa. >> did i say it right? >> hinojosa: you're working on it. you're a gay muslim nurse on the show nurse jackie on showtime... >> yes. >> hinojosa: ...could also be puerto rican. >> yes. >> hinojosa: so we're going to put that aside, come back to it, because we're going to start off by talking about the movie the visitor, which was an oscar nominated film. just to clue people in-- because the visitor is an amazing film, but it wasn't a blockbuster-- so what is the story of the movie the visitor? >> well, actually, you know, for a small budget film, it was a blockbuster. >> hinojosa: really? >> you know, because it's... you have... you can't like, look at it in terms of like, the big studio films. small budget films... it did really well inhe box office. it was actually one of the best reviewed films, and did amazingly in the box office, so everyone was really happy about t

the latest on the california exhibit. [ music ] >> how gay is the castro? how gay should it be? i'm mike sugarman. we will answer those questions coming up. [ music ] . >> renting in the bay area is about to get harder. who is driving up the demand? >> we haven't seen this kind of rent growth since the go-go years of 1999 and 2000. >> what every local renter needs to do now on cbs 5. ,,,,,,,, is a ,,,,,, all about conservation. on one . >>> a battle is brewing between two groups which both say that they are all about conservation. on one side the oakland zoo has an expansion plan designed to showcase native species. on the other side, activists who say there is a natural treasure on land where the zoo hopes to build. ann with both sides of this story. ann? >> reporter: and, dana, today three groups filed an appeal with the city trying to get the city to stop the project. they do not want the oakland zoo to build on that hillside behind me. the zoo, though, wants to build what they are calling the california exhibit. >> well, what we want to do is showcase californian malls and p

joey is gay.ed this fact joey was a popular kid and never thought twice about his safety at school. after he came out, joey's school experience changed, he was harassed daily that escalated when another student threatened joey with a knife. rather than intervene, a school administrator's response was to encourage joey to act less gay and to suggest that the bullying he experienced was something that he deserved. on joey's behalf, i thank you for shedding light on this important issue. but i must also urge to you act. visible or invisible, lgbt youth are in every district in this country and are drawn from every constituency that you are empowered to protect. they need your help to cut through the noise that too often surrounds this issue. lgbt students bullying, harassment and violence can deprive them of their educational opportunity and undermine their well-being and keep them from achieving their full potential. in glsen's 2009 national school climate survey, nearly 9 out of 10lgbt students rep

and that is proposition 8, which was the initiative that banned gay marriages. this week a new charge against the judge who wrote the decision to overturn proposition 8. >> yeah. the sponsors of proposition 8 insist is not that vaughn walker is gay and, therefore, had a built-in bias. they say, no, we're not saying that a gay or lesbian couldn't judge this fairly. it's that he has had a partner, a long-time partner, a ten-year partner, and maybe they'll get married and that gives him a stake in the case. at least he hasn't disavowed it. he kind of confirmed that in a meeting with -- >> belva: not that he's going to get married? >> no, i'm sorry, that he had a partner. after he left the bench at the end of february, he met with the president, felt freer to talk about the case than when he was a judge. the question about his sexual orientation and partner came up, fairly well known but never out of his mouth, so the proponents say all we had before was rumor and speculation. my only newspaper was clearly the first source of it. nevertheless, now he's gone public.

. >> enterarse que el esposo o esposa es gay es un duro golpe, aquí tenemos testimonios de esta tristeestar perdido es lo usual. las novias y novios también pasan por esta situación,. le mostramos 2 casos. >> ella acepto compartir su historia, era muy joven cuándo estaba en una relación con un hombre que era gay., >> el noñlo quería admitir. >> tras 2 años de relación lo descubrio con otro hombre. >> el trajo a su novio a un evento donde yo estaba. >> me senti confundida, y luego humillada, andabamos con varios amigos que ellos pensaban que estábamos juintos me senti triste. >> luego se siguieron viendo porque tienen amigos en comun. >> la autoestima baja muchísimo, me tomo años recuperar, me sirvio hablar con amigas. >> las huellas persisten. >> todavía tienes un poco de esa duda que eso pueda pasr otra vez, siempre lo pienso, si va a pasar lo mismo. >> en el caso de amiti pasaron 25 años de relación hasta que su esposo le reveló que era gay. >> amity nos conto que después de 25 años el se mostró retraido y distante, se separaron, y luego el le confeso que era gay y que antes de casar

many of us in the gay community who also follow sports were aware that rick was gay. revealed his true self at all. >> what about players. will we see more players coming out? >> i think wi may see more retired players coming out. i think what you're asking, are we ever going to see an actively gay player in one of the major sports come out and that remains to be seen. i'm encouraged by rick, i'm encouraged by all the young people in high school as well as college who come out to their teams are doing quite well. so you have to believe that the environment is becoming much more acceptable where you will see an openly gay player in one of the top sports come out. >> like football, baseball? which do you guess will's the g that what you mean? >> no, is it harder in one sport than another to come out? >> i would think if i had to take a stab at it, i would think basketball only because it's a smaller team environment. so there's an opportunity for 2 that teammate to get to know the players closely and have that support. in a larger environment like an nfl locker room, th

the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community has a variety of idiosyncrasies, but i'd like to o go back to your first point, too, and say that one reason to have culturally specific treatment is because sometimes people cannot access treatment. stepping stone came into existence 35 years ago because gay men and lesbian women in san diego could not get into those recovery resources that were available then. or if they could, their experience was negative. so a number of people came together and said, well, let's start something for our community, and that was really the beginning of stepping stone, and i think that is true for a lot of these kind of culturally specific treatment programs. idiosyncrasies, sure. life in an alcohol and drug treatment program for the lgbt community is very different in many ways because the issues are very different. for example, when we built the facility 10 years ago, we had this very nice staircase that was going up to the second level. and our then ceo said to the architect, "i want that staircase to look like a woman's high heel shoe." it does,

they published all his works and violence but never about being gay. because there was a lot of homophobia in 1985 the penguin finally published it so the 25th anniversary. so a local composer he decided he would take the book and translate it verbatim to the stage. that's what they did. they had this opera, he has all of the text of william's queea. it's performed by this amazing actor. he is also a drag queen and his drag neem is drama flint stone. and trauma flintstone. and trauma plays william borrow's character. and a narcotics fueled lunatic that just storms through the stage and impacts entire house. >> and i'm hearing opera and wondering is it sung in english? >> in english. he wrote in english. >> i will be there for two or three hour. >> just under two hours. >> what else? and any free stuff? >> free stuff. yes. we have free stuff. we have the carpet bag brigade they are performing at 3:30 and 5:30 and will be at fort mason in upper fort mason in the big meadow. see a free performance, carpet bag theater they have international members and pe

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 have 2 job titles. i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall. this building is multifaceted to say the very least it's a municipal building that operates the city and county of san francisco. this building was a dream that became a reality of a man by the name of james junior elected mayor of san francisco in 1912. he didn't have a city hall because it was destroyed in the earth wake of 1906. construction began in april of 1913. in december 1915, the building was complete. it opened it's doors in january 1916. >> it's a wonderful experience to come to a building built like this. the building is built as a palace. not for a king or queen. it's built for all people. this building is beautiful art. those ar

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que se dio a la fuga, investigan >> en muchos casos cuando un hijo se entera que su padre o madre es gay>>las historias son diferente pero coinciden en la voluntad de ayudar a los padres, es un proceso de cambio que envuelve a la familia >> giselle recordaba cuando su padre le dijo que era transgenero >> mi padre revelo que se sentía incomodo con su cuerpo, en ese momento dijo que cambiaria su sexo para ser mujer >> las emociones fueron intensas >> me contaron con calma, el momento fue duro pero empece a aceptarlo y y ver sus derechos >> se sintió sola >> y había un grupo que contacte y es un grupo de apoyo que hablamos por conputadora, necesitaba tiempo para reflexionar platicarlo como amigas y ver cómo me sentía, ya entrando al grpo de apoyo de hijos de transgeneros ahí encontré herramientas para procesar el asunto >> sus padres se divorciaron >> a mi padre ahora le digo ella y espero que este en paz con su corazón >> carlos nos contó que a sus 14 años le revelo que era gay y tarde llego la revelacion de su orientacion sexual de su mamá >> la mire como un orgullo sabiendo que mi mamá p

mark was targeted the way a liberal causes a gay man or a gay man wouldn't be because the organized left has decided that it's job is to police its own, to target gay conservatives to humiliate them as much as humanly possible as a form of political extortion. if you don't believe the way we believe, we're going to ruin your life. >> host: you know, there's so much to this man, andrew breitbart, righteous indignation, exes mu while i save the world, and i don't know if people know that now you're the genius of the interpret among those you admire so much, you were able to force the media to address acorn's corruption, you brought to life jones and other stories, and you did not do it because you had an angst, you wanted to grind an ax against these people. you felt there was wrong doing, serious wrong doing, and it should be reported. >> guest: well, absolutely. well, james and hannah came to me with a prepackaged -- >> host: who are they? >> guest: the acorn undercover work. james is the guy who does these types of things, and hannah was the person who came up with this particular idea

armed with a video camera, the openly gay san francisco man has rallied against prop 8.reated videos for the it gets better campaign in support of gay teens. >> we're sending a message in the bottle, making videos on youtube. hopefully they are watching them. i really think they are. >> reporter: when kobe bryant recently uttered a homophobic comment, he kicked off a petition campaign asking the giants to make their own homophobia campaign video. >> wouldn't it be great if a team or if a player took a proactive stance. you know, proactively reaching out to the lgbt community. >> reporter: the giants acknowledged this week they are doing just that. the team soon plans to become the nation's first pro sports team to create its own it gets better video. >> i was shocked and saddened -- >> thousands of people, including president obama have created videos, inspired by a series of suicides among gay teens. lgbt advocates say the message of support from the giants is a home run. >> it's incredibly meaningful the giants took this step to support young people who we know that ev

a state senator has a bill in the assembly to add gay studies to curriculum for public schools. california would be the first state with such a law if the bill passes. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, the rapture that wasn't. the support for followers of an east bay minister who predicted the date of the rapid tur. and spaywalking astronauts run into a bit of a problem this morning. we'll show you that, we're back in two minutes. >>> good sunday morning to you, taking a live look at one of the boats there on the bay this morning. erin murphy showing us that shot, a lovely start to the day, though a cool one. and with changes in the forecast. well, we are still here, east bay preacher harold campy predicted the end of the world should have started yesterday. "today in the bay's" kimberly terry has a look at what happened instead. ♪ it's the end of the world ♪ as we know it >> these people are suffering! >> reporter: it turns out the world has not ended, despite an evangelist claiming the epoch lips is coming saturday. harold carmpy, a leader of the family

george takei we've spoken about this bill before basically a people are calling it the don't say gay bill because it wouldn't allow teachers to teach about homosexuality apparently all they had are a sexuality that's the only thing that exists and george takei said that there is another option for that's a crock. anytime you need to say the word gay you can simply say it could be for example you could safely proclaim you are a supporter of tecate marriage if you're in a war that's you could march into take a pride parade. even homophobic slurs don't seem desert full of someone says that is so thick a way. i got to love that i made a note. to carrie i had no idea until this happened most pretty oh yeah he was it's ok right you know i was saying the word gay. you didn't know that i didn't i thought you were talking about the actor but you didn't know that that was. i knew as a starter guy i didn't know that he was i mean again brings up. a ridiculous that is that apparently kids if you just tell them about it they're never just. like i like the idea of maybe you can just change the nam

the gay and lesbian freedom band played to mark the occasion the mick's gay nephew stewart milk and state assemblyman ammiano addressed the crowd, reminding them that milk was concerned about many communities when he he was elected supervisor in 1978. >> harvey milk was commitmented to several issues of social justice, whether the homeless, disabled or elderly or labor and that is a part of his character that i would not like to see diminished. >> harvey milk was the first openly gay man elected to office in california. he and mayor moscone were assassin yeatsed by dan white. >>> there abright white ribbon in twin peaks and the medical milestone and it's bay area ties will be coming up in less than 30 minutes. >> that giant ribbon was easy to spot once the clouds lifted and ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo. >> health, the winds have been branch up over the past few hours. you can see the current conditions out there and look at sfo right now. this is the last hour, a wind gust of 54 miles per hour. sustained wind speeds of 44 miles per hour. hayward at 31 and livermore at 23 miles per hour.

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i have friends that are gay.a quaint old thing that if there aren't any guns no one gets shot. >> and if there isn't any water everyone -- tell you, what you work on the guns and i'll work on the water so no one drowns anymore. i'll see you at noon. it's impossible. >> if there is no water nobody does drown. you're right. >> then let's ban water. >> no sunshine -- >> bridge over -- get lost. you're weird. that's impossible. you can't ban water. and you can't ban guns. can't do it. >> why would you ban water? >> to stop the drownings. we want the poor fat children to float. >> now you're just being facetious. >> no, i'm being absolutely -- if you can ban guns, i'll ban water. if you can get rid of guns, i'll get rid of water. >> i don't necessarily want to ban guns. >> impossible. >> what i don't like is the kind of violent rhetoric of the gun lobby to say their way is the only way and actually all these -- >> well, let me put it this way, really loving. my way is the only way. how gentle was that? my way is about

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i supported go proud which is a gay conservative organization. if being a conservative saying that there can't be something called a gay conservative, then i'm not a conservative. and mark foley was targeted the way that a liberal a closeted gay man wouldn't had been because the organized left has decided that its job to police its own to target gay conservatives, to humiliate them as much as humanly possible as a form of political extortion. if you don't believe the way we believe, we're going to ruin your life. >> host: you know, i've looked at this and andrew breitbart's "righteous indignation: excuse me, while save the world." i don't know people know that now you've become the genius of the internet along with those that you admire so much, you were able to force the media to address acorn's corruption. you brought to light van jones and other stories and you did not because you had an angst or you wanted to grind an ax against these people. you felt that there was wrongdoi wrongdoing, serious wrongdoing and it should be reported. >> guest:

it's sort of interesting, francis jew, who plays him now, is gay. but you have a type of character who at a particular point in history had to sort of play out a different role but if he were in present day society, he would be, you know, gay and living life and going about his business. so that is sort of interesting about that character. . >> yes, gentleman here. . >> do you think with all the writing and examination of relocation camps that the country has actually learned from the experience, what it's done to the extent that it wouldn't happen again? . >> like arab americans? you know, i'd like to think i could say yes, but i would think not. though in fact there is more information out there and more people know about the internment camps than ever before, it certainly seems evident to me that at least in certain like individual cases it's still going on and that, you know, certainly after post-911 in relationship to arab and muslim americans, gee. but my response would be i don't think we have learned, unfortunately. . >> i think we have time

but here you were a gay man in san francisco. you had watched friends die. >> right. >> didn't know what it was. how were you able to cover this story? >> you know, it was more than a story to me because these were my friends being lost early on and getting sick. and so i think that it was kind of a double-edged sword being a reporter. i mean, it was very sad covering the story. but at the same time i could use my position here at the station to tell the truth about the story, to get the word out, especially when the government, the federal government was silent for so long on this. and also i want to give credit to the station. i was lucky to be working at this station, which believed in public service. and found that this was a very compelling story. and we just did these stories every night. >> and committed resources to it. >> amazing. >> we look forward to the rest of the week. >> absolutely. glad to have you back. >> see you tomorrow. >> okay. thank you. >> well, across the country and around the world, services to honor me