hot topic is really sparked heated protests, including one that grew violent yesterday in glendale. >to 3 arrests. reporter kimberly chang has the latest now from district leaders. >> protests turned physical outside glendale unified school district headquarters. police say there was a handful of agitators on both sides who showed up to incite violence. officers eventually had to disperse the crowd to protect public safety. for the most part, there were hundreds of peaceful protesters. we are for the rights of those children who don't want to be indoctrinated with all of us. >> all of us belong and and this education, all of need to be represented. parents and community members have been involved in heated debates in recent weeks. some in support or oppose to the district's lgbtq+ policies. ultimately 2 things that parents should decide. we just don't leave people out of the equation. >> glendale school board members unanimously approved a resolution to designate june as lgbtq+ pride month. our primary focus in our school district is to be inclusive. >> every student matters. every fa

all of this coming just a day after violence erupted outside a glendale school board meeting, police arrested 3 people after as you can see, several fights broke out as the board discussed policies in support. >> of lgbtq studies glendale's police chief blamed both sides for the violence state. senator scott wiener of san francisco tweeted today condemning what happened saying it stems from anti lgbtq red with red rick. that is sweeping the u.s. adding that this is this sort of thing is why the human rights campaign declared a state of emergency. >> nevada lawmakers are in a special session right now to talk about whether enough public money should be used to help the openai's build a new stadium in las vegas. a vote is expected later tonight. if it's approved, it will then go to nevada state assembly for a hearing tomorrow. four's dan kerman reports. >> we're bringing the baseball team to southern nevada over a billion dollars in private capital. the a's are in extra innings and their hopes to move the team to las vegas. we're looking for a partnership after the governor stadium pro

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tensions really heated up yesterday in glendale on how the issue of gender and sexual identity should be taught in schools, if at all. hundreds of protesters swarmed outside duration the meeting and then this, a fight broke out. at least three people were arrested. governor newsom released a statement saying, "in california we celebrate the beauty of pleuralism. glendale represents the best of this commitment, but the hate we saw on full display last night does not." >>> further south in temecula teachers rallying after the school board rejected textbooks for elementary school social studies. teachers stood outside holding up signs in protest to that decision. the topic during the board meeting focused on the inclusion of gay rights activist harvey milk in the curriculum. the called the acti act a pedophile. teachers say the textbook doesn't mention milk, but there is an eight-paragraph passage that is optional for teachers to use in class. >>> hope, love, pride, proudly presented by pet food pets and san jose. >>> a family to lgbtq+ children's stories, it was decided to take these bo

spokesperson of glendale unified school district votes he voices joins me now.brawl outside the school? who started that? >> yeah, you know, i was there. and it isn't the first time at the school board meeting. i have been going to the school board meeting for years. we have been trying to get transparency and information from this district. and we simply don't get it. this has escalated to this type of movement because school administrators are hiding everything from us. the protest that you saw, it wasn't a protest. we were simply as parents attending a school board meeting and fathers and mothers we were confronted by antifa, clearly you can see who they're, they are wearing masks, they are wearing head coverings, our parents we showed up looking like ourselves. i have been a parent in the school district for about 11 years. a middle schooler and high schooler. the school district used to be a gem in los angeles. it's been on the decline for the last four to five years i would say. >> jesse: they showed up ready to rumble. they are wearing helmets. you don't

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will get that hogwash in a moment, kennedy peer the start with glendale, california.ol. but it was about much more than that is the parents noted. one parent said, my daughter is afraid to change in the locker because she knows another guy could come into the room. when i asked the principal, he told her there were no bathroom policies. and of the daily signal exit on this additional documents reveal that lendale staff have attempted to incorporate lgbtq -- one assistant prince will said to teach children the every person is by default queer and socialist. this is more than a month. it is about parents rights. >> i think they need to -- the owner by default we are natural capitalists. and it existed in the history, they have bear that out. this is a very convenient shield for them. because if they are engaged in this cultural war that ought to worry about math and reading tests. and i will tell you you know, you're a parent. kids talk about a lot of stuff. there are trends in behavior and attitudes, their stupid challenges on tik-tok. also gender identity, they don't

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three people were arrested after protests turned a bit violent outside a school board meeting in glendaley. the board was voting on a resolution to recognize june as pride month, which it has done since 2019. that did end up passing later. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer joins us from los angeles. miguel. >> reporter: kate, it was chaotic and it turned violent at times. police arrested three people after dozens seemed to be involved in a melee outside the school board meeting in glen dale which is just outside los angeles. politician say agitators on both sides began to fight after peacefully protesting as you mentioned. the district voting to pass a resolution recognizing pride month as it's done for years, school officials saying misinformation fueled the protesters who got into that scuffle with lgbtq advocates. here's what a district official said a short time ago. >> the teachers are following california code with their curriculum and we are following california law at large with regards to how we interact with our students, and so if there is concern with that, they'

. >> reporter: emotions erupted outside the glendale school boar meeting.rotesters came face-to-face. but could not be further apart about how gender and sexual identity should be taught at schools, if at all. they took one person into custody and declared an unlawful assembly to clear the crowd. before they did, this mom said this? >> if was just about acceptance and tolerance, the conference was you love your fellow student no matter what. period. why do you the kids have to know what two mommies are what two daddies are and why two mommies have sex. >> only thing that they're teaching is that gay people exist. that is true. >> reporter: but some say that is not all that glendale students are learning. some parents and conservative activists it is forcing teachers to use preferred pronounces and allowing some to use the locker rooms with the gender that he identify with. >> my girls have seen men in her girls' locker room. >> i'm heartbroken at the misinterpretation of this. this compellation of this anger and protests. >> reporter: they say that they're

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[cheering] >> carley: violent protest erupting across glendale, california as parents fight against lgbtqelementary school students. >> todd: shelter in place order was issued in glendale, california. lauren green joins us live. lauren. >> the lgbtq curriculum in schools with both sides escalating conflict over teaching gender and sexuality. three people were arrested. police were called in to break up the protest. police used pepper spray on demonstrators and declared it unlawful assembly. police said the protest was mostly peaceful, but small group engaged in unsafe behavior. the melee halting a school board meeting where pro-pride teachers traded arguments with parents. >> no one is trying to turn straight kids into queer kids. >> we are against the idea we cannot have a say what our children are being taught in schools. >> i'm in support of critical race theory and diversity, kids are not learning what they need to learn. 95% know they are trans when they are three, four, and five year old. >> the agenda did not have -- many say the school is too focused on sex and gender. >> they nee

. >> we begin with breaking nows in new pictures from a school district need nothing glendale, cal cat with about students chosing pronounce groups garthed to support and protest those on the scene say at one point there were between to00 and 250 people. it was not long before things got ug low. it turned into an all out brawl at one point. lots of punches and you see police down there in the middle they had to jump in to stop the violence using batons. so for we are not heard of injuries police had to form a line in between the groups to keep them apart they are parents and also requested the school board recess until than i get violence under control you see that line they are making. police finally did get the people to go home. and there were some wearing the leave our kids, lone shirts a guest last night pulled daughter out of west hollywood school 4 and 5 year old children inviteed a pride assembly. parents signed protesting it the school would not responded to the parent's occurrence. interesting in brawl hours after los angelesuneified school unanimously approved a resolution e

. >> here is more reaction from parents in glendale which should give an idea how parents around the country are feeling in this fight for their children's education. >> children are not sexual beings more should they be. the sexualization of children is pedophilia. >> meantime, let's bring in mark powell and remember parents are being directed and told and accused of being extremists. the conflict parents are right, you can't get and aspirin in public school without parental consent and yet get diseducation. >> well trace these boards are out of control. they were called terrorist when a parent came to the school district just to talk about what's going on with their curriculum. you can see the frustration on their faces and probably a lot of it has to do with these certain indoctrinations what they're trying to distract what's going on. it's a failed school system where kids are not able to read and write when they graduate. >> i want to play. this this was on jesse waters. this was a pair actually at the school board meeting in our parents we showed up looking like ourselves. >> w

. >>> la policÍa de glendale debÓo intervenir en el distrito escolar unificado de (nombre en inglÉs)escuchan ahora. >>> le mencioen aba que esta madre dique los padres fuscan transparencia por una resoluciÓn que reconoce a la comunidad lgbt y que debe ser aprobada. se aprobaban las nuevas reglamentos en relaciÓn a esta comunidad. el plan de estudio dijo que cumple con la ley estatal. >>> la ley ab 91 permitirÍa a los estudiantes de bajo recursos que viven en mÉxico dentro de 45 millas en la frontera pagar por sus clases el mismo precio que los que viven en california. >>> una clase (inaudible). comparado con mil dÓlares. >>> se estima que 7 mil alumnos cruzan la frontera de san y sidro para estudiar en california. ahora dependerÁ del senado. >>> la educaciÓn no deberÍa costar mucho. es obligaciÓn del estado brindar la educaciÓn primaria, secundaria y universitaria. >>> todo eso ayuda en el progreso de nuestro paÍs. ojalÁ que reciban las herramientas. >>> los chicos que viven en la frontera siempre aprovechan las oportunidades. >>> lo malo es que no todos tienen la oportunidad. >>> pa

when i was growing up, glendale have that reputation. don't go to glendale. but the board of education and enforcement in the 1960s, that meant there were white into certain areas of socal that were known white families were moving, whatever high school so that's kind of the california version. >> does your book talk about california -- the housing act of 64? >> again, i don't get to the 60s. i love that story and want everyone to learn about that, i've read some of his papers and that law, such an important part of the story of california segregation but again, i was trying to -- >> work examines the white settler colonial nation of white supremacy, how do you see that analysis? >> thank you for mentioning seven colonialism, i read about tive americans were enslaved into those of you interested in that story, you should definitely check out the book about freedom frontier and i absolutely think we need to make that link between the ways native americans were enslaved, and present, the ways the land was taken and how the land and the ways in which mexican lan

we saw it earlier this week in glendale, california.eeting because their school is trying to infuse this crazy transgender curriculum in the kids' class. and then antifa showed up and started slugging people. but, instead of covering this honestly, the white house press took the side of antifa, of course, and made the parents into terrorists and then teed up joe biden with this question. listen. >> intimidation is on the rise this week. anti-lgbtq protesters turned violent in california. also recently i spoke to the parents of a transgender girl in texas who told me that they are afraid and that they are considering leaving not just their state but the country. sir, why do you think this is happening and what do you say to parents like the ones that i spoke to? >> first of all, maybe quietly when we finish this you can give me the number of that family and i will call them, let them know that the president and this administration has their back. these are our kids. these are our neighbors. it's cruel and it's callus. they are not somebo

the drama continues for the glendale unified school district. why parents are still furious about the school district's decision to include pride curriculum in the schools. and boy, the tensions are rising. we'll go to our newsroom now. say good morning again to andre sr. as you look out to the next couple of hours of mornings, on to gassy. good morning, dave. good morning to you. summit in paris happens this week and while climate is the main topic of discussion, we'll tell you in our next half hour, we'll talk with why the spotlight is being drawn on the world bank and the international monetary fund and why climate change isn't being considered an important financial decisions. and later on tonight, a number of businesses have announced they are pulling out of san francisco amid a lack of foot traffic in the area. mayor london breed joins us to discuss the future of the city and her plans to bring tourism back. we'll be right there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was

this is outside the school board meeting in glendal were critical was being discussed. it was a scuffle about a recent book reading about different kinds of families. the superintendent said they had no agenda and tha they were following state lot regarding lgbtq+ students and curriculum. also less week the scene played out outside of an elementary school in north hollywood because of a pride book reading event. and into macula, teachers protested afte the school board voted to ban an elementary school social studies book because the book included information about assassinated gay rights pioneer harvey milk who was a great friend friend of cleve neaw lig for the school board present without evidence repeatedly referred to harvey milk as a pedophile. >> i think there's a lot of misinformation and part of this broad campaign against public schools has sought to use misinformation to challenge public schools and to rile up parents and to draw upon their frustration and their sense of not feeling comfortable with th way things are in society and t use that to undermine thi

now glendale unified says it follows california law, which states that every person on campus has theeferred to by their preferred pronouns. the school board eventually voted unanimously to move forward with the curriculum. the gop presidential primary field is getting a bit more crowded, but will all the candidates focus their attacks on the front runner? i'm lauren blanchard in washington with the latest coming up. plus, while investigations are ongoing to determine just who destroyed a dam in southern ukraine, the result leaves hundreds of thousands of people in danger of losing access to drink g water to hold the fbi director, christopher wray, in contempt of congress. house oversight committee chairman james comer has scheduled a vote on the contempt resolution for tomorrow . he says the fbi has failed to comply with the subpoena for an fbi record that documents, documents and unverified tip about president biden. democrats on the oversight committee say there was already investigation and it was closed. the fbi says the contempt vote is unwarranted and the number of republican c

. >> reporter: emotions erupted outside the glendale school board meeting. protesters came face-to-face. they could not b further apart on the issue of how gender and sexual identity should be taught in schools, if at all, a hot button issue across the nation. the temperature rose. police took a least one person into custody and declared an unlawful assembly. >> if it was really about acceptance and tolerance, the conversation would be, you love your fellow student no matter what. period. why do kids have to know what two mommies are, what two daddies are, all that? >> reporter: on the other side of the issue, amy sanchez and her nine-year-old. >> at this point all they are teaching is that homosexual people exist. that's true. >> reporter: some parents and conservative activists say it i also about forcing teachers and students to use preferred pronouns and allowing kids to use the locker rooms of the gender they identify with. >> my daughter has also witnessed men and boys in her girl's locker room that are not you know, they don't identify a women. they a

are labeling people as domestic terrorists and when you are sending antifa out like they did in glendaley are sending antifa out to fight with parents, you know that there is some fear. they are afraid of you. whatever you are doing is not working. >> exactly. will, that where that is exactly why. i think another thing is not too long ago, i think that this week, we saw something happen not only you mentioned, glendale, california. we begin antifa and the armenian parents who were out of school board meeting again, advocating for the rights of their parental rights for protecting their children. we also saw this in montgomery, county maryland. work with her works hundreds of parents that were muslim faith based backgrounds that were pushing back again against the curriculum as being forward and i take it again to the left has tried to push this quite right-wing, white supremacy, bigot, all these different labels they give us. but we can see this is across the doctrines of religion and different backgrounds that are fighting back to protect their kids. >> trace: i mean, the proud boys, te

reporter: the melee between protesters and lgbtq advocates erupted as tempers flared steps outside the glendalenified school district board meeting. >> if you do not disperse, you will be arrested >> reporter: as police near los angeles declared an unlawful assembly arresting those who became violent, inside district leaders were forced to take a recess >> we are going to need to pause for a moment >> reporter: the board met to approve a resolution recognizing pride month as it's done for years officials saying intentional and harmful disinformation has been circulating about what is being taught in our district >> parents want transparency, and then parents want the option to opt out. >> i think the curriculum is fairly well designed. i know the teachers put a lot of work into it. >> reporter: this week's skirmish, which california's governor called an organized campaign of hate, is just the latest in a series of violent confrontations during pride month. just days ago, protesters clashed outside an l.a. elementary school where a pride flag was burned this week, the human rights campaign decla

. >> a more modern studio in nearby glendale will be revealed this fall and contestants will continuedown for many seasons. jamie wax, cbs news, los a los angeles. >> jericka: as long as they don't change the music. that's tonight's cbs evening news. for norah o'donnell and all of us here, i'm jericka duncan in d.c., have a good night. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hello. we begin with free speech versus freewheeling. tonight we dig into the legalities of one of the bay area's latest plans to crack down on sideshows. no matter what laws are passed, the stone driving exhibitions just keep getting bigger and more frequent and in many cases more dangerous. alameda county is now threatening fines and even jail time for watching one, but some first amendment advocates are saying not so fast. >> reporter: next week the board of supervisors will consider a ban on even watching an illegal sideshow but for now the ban is on hold while the figure out whether it is even legal to do that. spinning donuts the middle of an intersection well hundreds of people might watch

. >>> in los angeles county three people were arrested outside demonstrations of a glendale school bod meeting that turned violent. look at that. tensions heated up yesterday on the issue of how gender and sexual identity should be taught in schools, if at all. hundreds of people on both sides showed up and then a fight broke out. >> if it was really about just owatmommies are,are, how women shouldthe only e teaching people exist. so that's true. >> the superintendent says they have no agenda. they are following state law regulating and regarding lgbtq+ students and curriculum. >>> governor gavin newsom tweeted, "this isn't texas or florida. in the golden state our kids have the freedom to learn." >>> in the bay area two educators are trying to make sure families have access to lgbtq books through a mobile bookstore. we went out and about with them. >> reporter: it's 7 a.m. on a sunday morning and while some use this day to rest, two educators are behind the wheel of a school bus. both lgbtq+ stories and authors at this bookstore. >> there's so much negative press around trans children

this video is from glendale. protestors taking issue with lgbtq plus critical little and policies.e say several hundred protesters gathered outside the meeting, many wearing american flags. others wearing pride flags. the protest was largely peaceful but then a small group got rowdy. ultimately, police declared an unlawful assembly and at least three people were arrested. >>> new at 11:00, a mass shooting at a high school graduation on the east coast. the graduation held a virginia commonwealth university in richmond, virginia. two people are dead. one of them an 18-year-old student who had just graduated. five others are injured. the suspect is a 9-year-old man who is until -- a 19-year-old man who is in jail tonight. >>> also tonight, watching the radar for unusual june rain. this is a live look outside over san jose. you can see it looks pretty clear. in the background you can see some clouds lingering. >> summer is right around the corner and we're still dealing with rain. >> we're seeing a lot of the activity beginning to die down at this point. it was rocking and rolling so t

. ♪ ♪ >>> and back here at home, violence erupted outside a school board meeting in glendale, californianed vote to recognize june as pride month. pro and anti-lgbtq demonstrators clashed yesterday, forcing police to step in and separate the groups. three people were arrested. the board later approved the resolution for the fifth year in a row. >>> in addition to anti-lgbtq+ protests and boycotts, we've also seen a wave of anti-transgender legislation being passed in republican-led states. today missouri became the 20th state this year to pass laws aimed at limiting transgender rights. arkansas was the first to enact a ban on gender affirming care for young people. that law has been temporarily blocked by a judge. cbs' janet shamlian goes in-depth tonight on the impact these restrictions can have on many families. >> reporter: there is a lot of laughs among the five garbet children at their little home. but liz, an operating nurse says before her son simon transitioned a few years ago, it was very different. >> we couldn't figure out what was going on, and it was not a happy place. and a

another one is scheduled on tuesday in neighboring glendale. ama: a drag's show scheduled at a nevada air force base was canceled by the defense department. the show recognizes the importance of lgbtq service members. the do part and of defense said it was canceled due to not being in line with recent statements by the secretary of defense. austen said the department would not hose drag shows at bases or other installations. dan: in the bay area, san francisco pride is taking office of you tonight. ama: tara campbell reports, in the face of mounting attacks on lgbtq rights across the nation, the city's history as a beacon of hope is as important as ever. reporter: as promised, the party will go on. san francisco pride holding strong in face of mounting attacks on lgbtq rights across the nation. the aclu currently tracking roughly 500 bills taking aim at the community. >> we have to put away the things that are tugging at us and the things we are worried about. tonight, we will be together as a community and we will have fun. reporter: marking t

and back here at home, violence erupted outside a school board meetingn glendale,a pla t coju as.o antq, forcing police to step in and separate the groups. three people were arrested. the board later approved the resolution for the fifth year in a row. in addition to anti-lgbtq+ protests and boycotts, we have also seen a wave of anti-transgender legislation being passed and republican-led states. today, missouri became the 20th state this year to pass laws aimed at limiting transgender rights. arkansas was the first to enact a ban on gender-affirming care for young people. that law has been temporarily blocked by a judge. cbs's janet shamlian goes in-depth tonight on the impact these restrictions can have on many families. >> reporter: there is a lot of flaps among the five garbett children at their little rock home. but lizz garbett, an operating room nurse, says before her son simon transitioned a few years ago, it was very different. >> we couldn't figure out what was going on. and it was not a happy place. and after he transitioned, our home got calm again. everybody felt like thems

glendale school board was scheduled to vote on recognizing june as lgbtq+ pride month which they've done last four years. look at the scene. people against the idea who gathered at the last couple of meetings shut up again tonight. they say the district's policy violates their parental rights. gay-rights supporters say that narrative promotes hate. the meeting took a break after the brawl. >> i think when the conversation turns violent, school board members resign, teachers quit, schools fail. ama: district officials are following the states curriculum and there's a lot of misinformation being spread online. dan: it's the sports stunner in the world of golf. a pga tour agreeing to partner with the controversial saudi backed liv golf tour. a mixing of megabucks and politics. the live tour burst onto the scene last year as a pro golf alternative. the wealthy saudi funders offered millions of dollars to top golfers and coached them from the pga. there has been strong ethical pushback to the liv four because saudi ever -- saudi arabia's history of violence. the head of the pga explained. >>

broke out last night between pro and anti lgbtq demonstrators outside a school board meeting in glendale, california. the board was scheduled to vote on recognizing june as pride month. three people were arrested. protesters last week clashed at a school in hollywood over a pride themed assembly. time now for a look at your wednesday weather. a lightning strike in the thunder that followed was seen and heard near houston. more thunderstorms are expected in parts of texas today. looking at the radar, storms are also expected today in the rockies and the sierra nevada mountains. showers are expected from the midwest to the carolinas with heavier rain in parts of the southeast. checking today's high temperatures, unseasonably hot in the pacific northwest, around 91. in portland, also hot from the plains to the gulf coast, 70s around the great lakes, 97 in phenix, 88. in new orleans. coming up, an alert for parents about a baby product linked to more deaths. also ahead, the fierce reaction to a merger that's shaking up the sports world. the pga tour defends its deal with saudi arabia funded

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glendale school board was scheduled to vote on recognizing june as lgbtq+ pride month which they've done the last four years. look at the scene. people against the idea who gathered at the last couple of meetings shut up again tonight. they say the district's policy violates their parental rights. gay-rights supporters say that narrative promotes hate. the meeting took a break after the brawl. >> i think when the conversation turns violent, school board members resign, teachers quit, schools fail. ama: district officials are following the states curriculum and there's a lot of misinformation being spread online. dan: it's the sports stunner in the world of golf. a pga tour agreeing to partner with the controversial saudi backed liv golf tour. a mixing of megabucks and politics. the live tour burst onto the scene last year as a pro golf alternative. the wealthy saudi funders offered millions of dollars to top golfers and coached them from the pga. there has been strong ethical pushback to the liv four because saudi ever -- saudi arabia's history of violence. the head of the pga explained.

i mean, it's remarkable what's happening here in glendale.california governor gavin newsom and the very same glendale unified school district boardroom where chaos erupted last week. violent protesters causing disruptions. during a discussion about pride month. we're better than this. where is our humanity? where's our decency? we're on hand, as newsom meets with district officials in glendale and then attends pride night at disneyland in anaheim to show his support. what's happening? the gay community makes me sick to my stomach. it really does. so i'm standing taller than ever in affirming people's faith and devotion. the governor talks with disney ceo bob iger about expanding their business in california after iger's very public disagreement with florida governor ron desantis about his policies towards the lgbtq community. florida paid an economic price for bad policy making, and california will benefit newsom told me. he's never actually spoken to desantis before. i don't like the guy, though. he's a bully. this week, governor newsom met

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another one is scheduled on tuesday in neighboring glendale. ama: a drag's show scheduled at a nevada air force base was canceled by the defense department. the show recognizes the importance of lgbtq service members. the do part and of defense said it was canceled due to not being in line with recent statements by the secretary of defense. austen said the department would not hose drag shows at bases or other installations. dan: in the bay area, san francisco pride is taking office of you tonight. ama: tara campbell reports, in the face of mounting attacks on lgbtq rights across the nation, the city's history as a beacon of hope is as important as ever. reporter: as promised, the party will go on. san francisco pride holding strong in face of mounting attacks on lgbtq rights across the nation. the aclu currently tracking roughly 500 bills taking aim at the community. >> we have to put away the things that are tugging at us and the things we are worried about. tonight, we will be together as a community and we will have fun. reporter: marking t

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our time is now. 409 dueling protests in the southern california city of glendale outside of a school board meeting turned violent as people four and against lgb rights faced off at the fighting erupted yesterday afternoon right outside of that meeting in glendale. conservative groups, as well as the proud boys, were there protesting the meeting over the school district. recognizing pride month, as well as the continuing debate over how to teach gender and sexuality in classroom rooms. three people were arrested and one of the nation's biggest lgbtq rights advocacy groups declared a state of emergency in the united states. the human rights campaign says it issued that warning because of what it calls an unprecedented and dangerous increase in anti lgbtq legislation around the country. the group says more than 70 bills have been signed into laws across the country so far this year. that's more than twice as many as there were in all of last year. the san jose city council has approved plans to create new projects focused on safe housing and parking for unhoused people. now, the council

. >> we begin with breaking nows in new pictures from a school district need nothing glendale, cal catnounce groups garthed to support and protest those on the scene say at one point there were between to00 and 250 people. it was not long before things got ug low. it turned into an all ou

. >> reporter: emotions erupted outside the glendale school board meeting. protesters came face-to-face but could not be further apart on the issue of how how gender and sexual identity should be taught in schools, if at all. the temperature rose. the police took one person in custody. on one side this mom. >> is it about acceptance and tolerance, you love your fellow student no matter what. period. why do kids have to know what two mommies are and who two daddies are and why two women should have sex? >> reporter: on the other side amy and her nine-year-old. >> at this age, the only thing they're teaching that gay people exist. >> reporter: but that is not all they're learning. it is about forcing teachers and students to use forced pronouns. >> my daughter has witnessed men and boys in her girl's locker room -- they don't identify as women. they are just men inside their locker room. >> i'm heartbroken at the misinterpretation of this. the conflict of the anger and protest there, is no issue. >> reporter: the superintendent said they have no agenda and the

glendale school board was said to vote on recognizing june as lgbtq+ months when this happened. people against the idea says district policy on lgbtq+ issues violates their parental rights. gay-rights supporters say that narrative supports hate. >> when the violent school board members resign, teachers quit, schools fail. kumasi: they are following the state's curriculum and there is a lot of misinformation being spread online. the l.a. unified school district has unanimously approved -- approved a resolution adding lgbtq+ education to the curriculum. t the district says that the resolution reconfirms their commitment to ensuring that all lgbtq students feel heard, safe and respected. reggie: l.a. pride is happening this weekend,i and the rainbow book bus is making its debut. it was inspired filled with cars by -- the bus is filled with books by lgbtq authors. >> it will feel like you are walking through a rainbow. . an architec >> >> an architect -- >> an architect helped to build the bus. the interior was decorated by a nine barry -- non-binary designer. reggie: abc 7 is a pro

they battled over a contentious school board vote to recognize pride month and woke pronouns in glendaleat chaos with the sound turned up. >> reminds me of our last staff meeting. when i told my writers to cut down on jokes about kat. but because antifa was losing 50 cops were called in to deescalate the situation which in la means serving everyone pepelligrino. which helps antifa smell better, the board ended up approving the resolution designating june as pride month like you didn't know. june is when school ends. but why the violence? i mean besides the fact that antifa was there and that's their mission in life and the measure advocates for schools in the district to add lgbtq curriculum to their lesson plans and consider their preferred pronouns. kids that age don't they know what their preferred breakfast cereal is. mine was crisp. indoctrination, that critics call that indoctrination and supporters say duh, here is one concerned mom. >> they need to stop asking little children what they sexually identify as. certain are not sexual beings nor should they be. the sexualization of ch

parental rights lits l -- battle over parental rights turning into one and the battle outside of glendalehools and antifa broadcasting the school board with lgbtq+ material into the curriculum. parental groups coming under attack and far left southern poverty law center smears multiple pans rights organization -- parents rights organizations as hate and antigovernment groups and lumping them in with neo-natzis and kkk. this splc stuff, they're a bunch of moms. where do they come off labeling them like that. >> there's a group called parents defending education. that's what they call themselves. the parental rights group, and they've been basically trying to do things like highlight public schools misusing covid funds for example. especially to hire consultants teaching crt. they've basically been attacked not only by the splc but also possibly by the attorney general. this is the same group. so i think what's happening is you're seeing a possible tipping point in this matter when you have when antifa has to come out and fight parents, something is happening and that means parents are out