. >> most men in mexico feel their masculinity is threatened when they come into contact with geyer transeople. -- gay or trans people. acs as aggressors, as something that's not normal. -- they cs as aggressors, something that's not normal. reporter: here, many feel seen for what they are. people with goals and dreams, surrounded by friends. >> i always say happiness is our greatest revenge. but what i truly want is not revenge, it is a world free of violence, that is free of labels and accepts us despite our differences, as human beings. reporter: for now, it is a dream that feels a world away. but thanks to casa de la smunecas, there's hope on the horizon. brent: the 64-year-old spent less than two years in the top job and leaves this role after comparing a colleague to an infamous nazi-era judge. he was supposed to be the man to build trust and the feration after several scandals, but that will now be up to his successor. real madrid midfielder toni kroos tested positive for the coronavirus ahead of the final match day of the season for the league. the german international will miss t

geyer, your question to mr. mondale. >> mr. mondale, two related questions on the crucial issue of central america. you and the democratic policy have said the only policy toward the horrendous sil wars in central america should be on economic development and negotiations with perhaps a quarantine of marxist nicaragua. do you believe that these answers would in any way solve the bitter conflicts there? do believe that there's no need to resort to force at all, or not the solutions to knowing the problems and simply again too weak and too late? >> i believe the question oversimplifies the difficulties of what we must do in central america. our objectiives ought to be to strengthen democracies and stop the communism and other influence and stabilize the community in that area. to do that, we need a three-pronged attack. one is military assistance to our friends who are being pressured. secondly, a strong and sophisticated economic aid program and human rights program that offers a better life and a sharper alternative to the alte

the northerners, john mclain of ohio, samuel nelson of new york, robert geyer of pennsylvania and benjamin curtis of massachusetts. so going into this, it was logically a 5-4 decision. the odds were stacked against dred scott. prof. bracey: absolutely, it was worse than that, you had 7-9 who are democrats. then the five southerners that you see there, are also the five that descend from slave owning families. really, you have serious author -- odds against dred scott. ms. swain: and that was ultimately the bow, the two -- the vote on the case, the two northerners were whigs who voted with dred scott. that's john maclean and benjamin curtis. we have video of the old supreme court chamber in the u.s. capital which is where the case was argued. we will show you that. and we set the stage for the case being heard. what was alike the first time around? prof. jones: i think that in some sense, it is a case that his much-anticipated by the time it reaches the court. taney himself is eager to take on these questions, and dred scott provides him with his only opportunity in this critical period not

secretary general antonio geyer guterres ones that the crisis could foster extremism across the region. the security council will host a meeting on sunday to address the issue. reporter: the un security council is on the sidelines of this latest middle east conflict as a result of american intervention. diplomats confirm that the united states blocked calls for an open meeting on friday during which countries could publicly express their views. it was also the americans who stopped any form of statement, unified statement from being issued on behalf of the council, something that all other members were pushing for. a spokesperson for u.s. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield tells al jazeera that the united states wanted to give space for diplomatic efforts underway at the highest levels to work. they were looking to de-escalate tensions and move towards a cease-fire. of course, the situation on the ground has only gotten more violent since then. diplomats as well as you and officials have expressed their extreme frustration. >> we would like to see member states put to action the ideals

jenna geyer. thank you, sir. -->> thank you, stuart. stuart: market is looking good. dow up 260.r are on the downside. people wearing less makeup when they work from home. we should have known that. they're down you now. 6% down down this is 5 billion-dollar deal. we didn't see much action from yahoo!, aol, they didn't perform that well under verizon. how will they do under apollo? we don't know but the transfer has been made. >>> show me apple a top analyst revealed when we could see the foldable phone. what have you got on this, ash? ashley: that analysts believes the company will likely launch a foldable phone in 2023 not far from now. analyst at tfi security, based on an industry survey he believes the foldable iphone will reach 15 to 20 million units in 2023. he says that the new model could have an 8-inch foldable oled display and would work basically as an iphone, could open to a tablet with a screen slightly larger on a display you find on the ipad machine any. analysts say after 5g, a foldable model is now a must-have for major smartphone brands. we see others try it, fa