the east hampton bookstore. >> my favorite book store in the world.e best. >> reporter: so she turned her talents to writing cookbooks. the thing that really introduced her to the world outside the hamptons. her first published 25 years ago was a smash hit. >> i somehow connected with home cooks in a way that i couldn't have imagined. >> reporter: now she's done 12 more. >> i think it's kind of like exercise. the more you do it, the better you get at it. >> reporter: and with another cookbook on the way, and a popular tv show -- >> i'm here with stanley tucci, and he is showing me how to make a fish stew. >> reporter: ina garten says she is doing what she loves. and what's more, before he died, she got an apology from her father. >> he said, "i don't know what i was thinking." that was it. and i realized he tortured himself as much as he tortured me, and it was over. it was so simple, and it was so effective, and it meant everything. and then we went on to have a good relationship. >> that was rita braver reporting, and that is "cbs news roundup." >>>

. >>> outside new york city, the murder in a hamptons spa, and the discovery involving the suspect. >>> and tonight, the moment from the game last night. what two yankees fans tried to do, and tonight what's happened to them now. >>> also, the good news on the economy today, and on gas prices tonight. >>> the grammys with a new home, right here on abc. >>> and you'll remember the moms from last halloween, their performance then. well, tonight, they're back, and as you'll see right here, better than ever. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we begin tonight with the race for the white house, just six days from tonight, election day, we'll be on the air right here with our election night coverage. we hope you'll be right here with us. tonight, more than 57 million americans already casting their ballots. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump holding dueling rallies in north carolina and wisconsin. and tonight, vice president harris in pennsylvania. vice president harris and her message of unity in these final days, but

bellwether counties like north hampton and erie are likely to predict the 2024 winner, great to have both of you here counter, let me begin with you brand new poll out today says that it's harris by three, maybe four in pencil sylvania. when you go to the internals, i'll put this on the screen and i'll read it aloud. show what's going on. catherine, could we put that up when you ask about the economy, the edge is donald trump's 54, 43, that has grown since last month. and yet, when you ask who helped the working class, it's harris with an edge 51 and 47. i want to ask you, conor lamb about those working class voters who traditionally, their fathers, their mothers supported democratic candidates, but trump has been able to make inroads. what do you see going on? >> well, he's making inroads with a lot of different groups. you know, the story of his success with the white working class, like out here in western pennsylvania is now several, several years old. and i've just been concerned that we haven't seen the democrats necessarily focus on taking back those voters in beaver county in

why did you, hampton, decide to go with captain james cook? and why did you, amanda, decide to go with not one, but ten explorers, including sacajawea and matthew henson, the son of a sharecropper who went to the north pole. so why? well, in my case, i had done a number of books that took me to some extreme parts of the world that my wife did not want to go to with me like siberia and remote parts of the philippines and korea. right up against the border with north korea. and she actually i only say this half facetiously, but she did say, why don't you pick a book that involves travel to some places that, you know that i'd like to go to? and i said, well, let me think about that. and three days later i said, well, how about captain cook? and she's like, well, where did he go? and tonga to tahiti. hawaii, of course. new zealand, australia, tasmania, pretty much everywhere in the pacific. he went and that's sort of the facetious answer to your question. captain cook has been on my radar for a long time. he was one of the great explorers of all t

and hampton himself is actually raised those concerns. you know, where might we go? are we getting to a point which could have the same scale as the industrial revolution? instead of having machines replace the muscle, we have machines replacing our neural capacity. where else as well, who knows? um lets type it goes down more the, the password, the star trek computer, which is just a helpful assistant, giving us answers to questions rather than scan it from the terminator films. but not. we say the applications today. we said in astrophysics, we see it in terms of the medical research field where we are able to get a neuro network to spin up more approach. haine might look like if we're trying to develop new therapies for medicines and so on. as far as physics use is a particle physics use, is it even medical imaging use in terms of being able to get an x ray and try and analyze where a cancer stream it may be? so we are saying very benign, benevolent applications, but i that being said, the nobel committee did rise the potential ethical consequences of this technol

inn and come to find out that hampton inn was -- >> according to the stories, and it is pretty well known where -- so jefferson enslaved his children with sally hemmings. and upon his death, they were freed. and his son eston, having lived in downtown charlottesville, it is believed that sally who was never actually officially freed ended up living until the end of her life on eston's property. and because at that time there were no, in charlottesville, there were no african-american burial grounds. generally, african-american residents bring their family members and their -- the plots that they owned in their yards. so, if you kind of extrapolate that, it is believed that perhaps sally hemmings was buried believed what is now the parking alot o the hampton inn. >> yeah. just yeah. kind of striking. a lot to process. and, again, i will say the final line of that chapter is about, you know, since monticello is on the back of the nickel, perhaps we should re-examine that and put the hampton inn from that area on the back of the nickel instead. wow. this got a little heavy. imagine. we

se trata de cuatro hombres y dos mujeres, y los incidentes habrÍan pasado en nueva york o en los hamptons. las seis demandas fueron presentadas por este abogado de houston, quien ya representa a otras presuntas vÍctimas. >> certainly there will be people named in these suites that will raise some eyebrows. >> uno de los demandantes de carolina del norte tenÍa, segÚn los documentos legales, solo 16 aÑos. en el momento de la presunta agresiÓn, el afirma que combs le ordenÓ desvestirse y le tocÓ sus partes Íntimas durante una fiesta en los hamptons en 1998. un hombre de nueva jersey afirmÓ en una demanda separada que trabajaba como seguridad en una fiesta de blanco en 2006, cuando presuntamente combs le dio dos bebidas alcohÓlicas que Él cree estaban mezcladas con Éxtasis y otras drogas antes de que supuestamente fuera empujado a la fuerza a una furgoneta y alegadamente agredido sexualmente por combs. otra acusaciÓn proviene de una mujer que con 19 aÑos fue presuntamente agredida sexualmente por el rapero en 2004 durante otra fiesta privad. combs, quien actualmente se encuentra detenido en u

there is also a part when you visited you were staying at a hampton inn mac and can be found out that the hampton inn mac was-->>--according to the stories and it is pretty well known--jefferson enslaves his children with sally hemmings and upon his death they were freed and his son lived in downtown charlottesville. it is believed that sally was never officially free and she ended up living until the end of her life on his property. because at that time there were no african-american burial grounds in charlottesville, generally people--african american residents buried their family members in the plots they owned in their yards. if you extrapolate that it is believed that perhaps, sally hemmings was buried beneath what is now the parking lot of a hampton inn. >> yes. yes. again, striking and a lot to process. again, i will say the final line of that chapter is about, since monticello is on the back of the nickel we should re- examine that. this is gotten a little heavy. let's talk about--tell me something not quite as heavy that is in your books that you enjoyed. let's turn this arou

you saw charlie dent, the very well respected former congressman from allentown, north hampton county, he's coming out for kamala harris yesterday. so you've seen this kind of momentum shifting. and that is something that i think has to do just as much with her as it does with donald trump. but trump is the motivating force for people who are saying we've lived it. and we know what he could do. if you're a woman, you don't have to imagine. you have three supreme court justices who could show you but god only knows what happens if he gets in for four more years. it is not like you have to scare voters with theal abolition of roast which they have been doing for years and it is happening and it is here and voters understand it and the stakes are real because they're living in them. this is not some imaginary crisis. we've lived the crisis already. >> mark, former trump was on fox news this morning and i want to play part of what he said about migrants because it was almost verbatim what he said in his first speech as a presidential candidate, 3,413 days ago. watch. >> the u.s. has becom

. >> he claims he was invited to attend an event at jeffries estate in the hamptons.t it was a chance to audition to be an abercrombie model. >> you know, i was told that there could be some things that were not your normal interview. however to get another one like this. and i was given abercrombie and fitch underwear to put on. i walked into a scene that would make mostab, extremely nervous. scared. there is not with. and then there's other men in there happs him. >> i a piece of meat. >> for years,hee stay worried st would ruin his career. now he'st least dozens who claim abercrombie's crucial support allowed jeffries to successfully rape, sexualss claims and filed motions to dismiss the civil lawsuit and the claims made by paul. >> i think that there is no doubt that the criminal case never would have been op our ci. >> brad edwards is one of the lawyers on that civil case. >> this males, and the perpetrator was a maleweave head from more and more >> if found guilty, they can face 15 years to life for the sex trafficking charge and believe they are victims to come

they're going on a biking tour where the berlin will one start for me to team hampton. i just watching the letter in charlotte the currently more people than ever on the world wide and such a bed nearby saffel, jessica admitted god castle josh. find out about robina story info. my friend's name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold a bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. next, would it be nosy bay like good, everyone to king. check out the award winning called com. so hold back the for leonards, have lots of green spaces to choose from. but this isn't just any park. after the fall off the berlin wall in 1989. this broad section of no man's land was turned into a recreational area, the mo, upon that takes us to this week's topic and to the starting point of my tour. i'll be following the berlin wall trail right through the heart of the city. the today i ride along the former border between east and west berlin on this spike, following the line of the berlin wall. i would like to see what remains of the

to a party at jeffries' estate in the hamptons. >> i was told that there could be some things that were not your normal interview. however, this is your chance. >> reporter: the criminal charges are based on 15 alleged victims, but david, the fbi believes there may be dozens more, and asked them to come forward. if they do, prosecutors say there could be even more criminal charges. viky here in new york. u. mbers were injured in a raid n in iraq that was targeting an e tonight. >>> now to the war in the middle east. hezbollah drone strike that hit the home of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. abc's tom soufi burridge in israel. escalating their aerial assault moment just before that missile made impact.ur pushing for peac in the region as the world braces for israel's retaliatory strike against iran. israel, a new and deadly phase of their war with hezbollah. a huge explosion lighting up the 230 injured in lebanon in just 24 hours. attempt. and david, tonight, israel saying when it lau will be key, saying american military might can deter and david? >> david: tom soufi burridge bais no

hombre acusa al cantante de haberlo usado cuando tenÍa 16 aÑos en 1998 en una fiesta blanca de los hamptonslarlas y amenazarlas si decÍan algo. >> los casos sexuales no tienen prescripciÓn. una persona puede venir a acusar, aunque el delito ocurriÓ 20 aÑos atrÁs. reportera: sean “diddy” combs ya enfrentaba cargos por trÁfico sexual y organizaciÓn criminal. y ahora estÁ esperando un juicio que se va realizar en mayo del prÓximo aÑo. eliÁn: agentes de seguridad pÚblica de texas detuvieron a dos grupos de inmigrantes que cruzaron la frontera y que proceden de paÍses calificados como de interÉs especial para seguridad nacional. vamos con detalles. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: estos son algunos migrantes que recientemente cruzaron la frontera de forma ilegal en texas. personas que provienen de paÍses considerados de interÉs para la seguridad de estados unidos. >> no quiere decir que la persona que viene de allÍ es terrorista. pero se necesita un chequeo mÁs amplificado. reportera: algunos pagan mÁs de 10.000 dÓlares para llegar a estados unidos. y en ocasiones comienzan el viaje en su paÍs. >> v

back in the 1980s, john hop field and jeffrey hampton set the stage for today's artificial intelligence. by using physics to identify patterns and information, their work now allows machines to mimic learning and remembering functions that were previously thought to be the sole province of organic brains. at a tech conference last year in memphis size, the differences are smaller than you might think. the, we're just the machine, we're wonderful, incredibly complicated machine, but we just to be your own that i'm, is there a reason why i was official on your own? i shouldn't be able to do everything we can do. modern artificial neural networks are structured on the to recipients, groundbreaking ideas in the field of statistical physics. their models allowed machines to start making apparently intuitive leaps through association, or identifying similar elements and systems like humans can. that's radically changed for instance, cancer diagnosis. you can trade in artificial neural networks on which a no, no, to be tumors, images that, you know, does the products you trade the network. and

amanda bellows and hampton sides, two best selling authors, historians, the wide, wide see is hampton sides book. the explorers is amanda bellows. here it is. and we welcome you to the salon, the abc at the library of congress national book festival. i'm mark sweeney, the principal deputy librarian at the library of congress. and if you're interested in nonfiction writers, whether they're tackling some of the most pressing issues facing our country or historians who help readers feel as if they're vividly in the past, you're in the right place today. we're thrilled that c-span's book tv viewers are also joining us. we're thankful for their strong partnership between the library of congress and c-span. and i also want to thank the members of our james madison council, the philanthropic group that supports the engaging project, such as this 24th national book festival. we hope you'll visit the library. up on capitol hill to research about subjects you're interested in, or see the beautiful jefferson building. or attend one of our live at the library events. when we keep the library open

wait, what a savvy new york art dealer browsing a barn sale in the hamptons on long island spotted thisnting of a grizzly bear atop a totem pole. instead of moving on, he snapped it up for just 50 bucks. it turns out that it dates back to 1912, and can now fetch up to $200,000 at auction. >> wow. that comes after we just told you yesterday about this picasso that was found by a man in italy that his mother had stashed in the cellar because she thought it was horrible that one could be worth more than $6 million. >> next to the bride who got snarky at the altar with her shoes. wait what? we're going to learn some norwegian language today during the wedding service. this was in norway. guests got an eyeful after the bride knelt down to reveal the words. i googled this beauty day, written on her soles. >> what does that mean? >> that's norwegian for finally. maybe throwing some shade at her. now husband. the guy holding the camera says the whole church started laughing. says the couple had been engaged for 11 years. i guess better late than never though. like, yeah, well, how do you say it

i met angela in hampton, virginia, just last month. september, suicide prevention month here . angela is one of the most generous and courageous people i've ever met. she lost her son, and she has turned her grief into action. so let me tell you a little bit about her son, sean. sean knew we wanted to join the military since he was a kid. so determined to enlist after graduating high school that at 17 he got his dad to sign the parental consent paperwork. shawn served all of america, georgia, north carolina, california, sold all over the world, korea, afghanistan and iraq. married, had a son, giovanni, beautiful name. he earned his bachelors degree, a masters, second masters and is working on his phd. he liked to jesus month telling her she would soon have to start calling him doctor. sean was a kind of guy who would invite other soldiers over to angelo's house to thanksgiving because they have nowhere else to be. he would ask his mother to send an extra care packages while he was on deployment. not for himself. to share with his brothers and sisters in arms who didn't eat anyt

already in pennsylvania, a viral video claimed to show illegal harvesting of ballots in north hamptony just a postal worker delivering ballots to the elections office. former president trump has been, without evidence, alleging fraud in in pennsylvania where polls are tieded and officials there reassuring the public. >> non-partisan election officials are doing their jobs across pennsylvania and they're working very hard to ensure we have free, fair, safe and secure elections. >> earlier this month the fbi believes a group of russian actors built a fake video that made it look like trump mail-in ballots were getting destroyed. in 2020 the internet was filled with inaccurate claims about the arizona vote counting process. in 2024, secretary of state adrian fuentes created a deep fake video of himself to show that the internet can't always be trusted. they're showing how the process works to prevent the spread of conspiracy theories. >> i think the bad guys want us to disbelieve one another. >> the cybersecurity infrastructure security agency has warned foreign adversaries are amplifyin

oh, the sounds of east hampton.a new book that has stirred up a feud with fellow foodie and former friend, martha stewart. >> someone's in the kitchen with ina. [ laughter ] and i'm in the kitchen with ina today. >> reporter: in an episode of "watch what happens live," host andy cohen referencing a "new yorker" piece where ina says they lost touch when martha started spending less time in their toney long island community. >> you read the part about yourself. >> oh, yes. >> yes. >> what was your take? >> she can write whatever she wants. >> i need to know -- i ain't read the book. what do it say? >> ina said that they fell out because she moved to connecticut. >> that's not true. >> that's not true. >> martha don't fall out with people. >> martha, martha feels like she stopped talking -- >> after i went to jail. >> right. >> reporter: the barefoot contessa crediting the mogul with some of her early success, a column for ina in "martha stewart living" magazine and martha's company even producing the first version of

prepare to r he was charged with coercing aspiring male models into sex acts ended up at jeffrey's hamptonsate. >> i walked into a scene that would make most coming up at 7 i'm aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> a deadly e coli outbreak is being linked to a popular sandwich sold at mal sick. glort the live desk, with the action now g temporarily removing its quarter coli outbreak. the restaurant chain believes that the onions that go in the b coli cases are in colorado, where an elderly person died. the cases hastates, not including california. e coli symptoms cl public was alerted to it. the. concerns aba prompted a recall from amazonfrr mcdonald's, the company says ite not affected. reggie aqui. >> denny's is some harder for families to eat out. >> fly pilots will be trained. they're expected to launch in 2026. in san francisco, los fly people from airports to downtown or rural areas. >> this is a this is exciting. third type. s els like it's now out of like a dream to reality, and we' >> absolutely. >> to the airport is what they're hoping. >> because they were saying on b like an ub

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most hotels are at max capacity like the hampton inn and suites in panama city. they are fully booked until friday and expect to have extended bookings after that period. if you didn't evacuate, you're really taking a risk with your life. it was stuff like that, especially with a storm like this one. some guests say they have ptsd from the recent experience with hurricane helene. they're nervous about returning home. just nervous, really, but i'm here now and that i don't have to live through it. but it's the first time ever left my house. so it's just i feel very out of control. smart conduct. and his wife arrived at the hampton inn suites yesterday in are trying to turn their stay into a vacation that snow sent there's nothing you can do. go here and see this have a nice. >> 3 or 4 or 5 days. it's better than sitting at home with the power, the water. no, nothing for days. >> all right. well, 31 this afternoon live look at the tampa tower camera in florida. we could see a lot of rain drops in as just some tough conditions out there. fogging up the lens there. l

store shelves around the hampton roads area of virginia bear of many essential items like water and paper goods. as union members picket outside of the port there. experts caution against panic buying, noting that many of those daily basics are produced in north america, not reliant on shipping imports. >> we have thousands of cases that are on order from holidays, and a lot of those are on the water now trying to get here. >> for retailers who do rely on ships like this wine and liquor store in houston, a prolonged strike could dent holiday sales and frustrate customers. >> the next thing is consumers will see higher prices. >> i don't like it. >> secretary buttigieg says he feels both sides are not that far apart on key sticking points like pay raises all the way in industry after industry autoworkers to. >> you've seen historic deals with with wage increases for workers coming alongside continued business success. and that's what we're hoping will be the outcome here. >> i'm laura aguirre for abc seven news. >> san jose state university's women's volleyball team is set to play tonight

the latest allegations linked to new york and sean colmes property in the hamptons.d to los angeles and the high—profile parties he held that lots of celebrities attended. in the last few months, a picture has been built of sean combs is someone who allegedly used his power and influence in the music industry to pressure men and women into sex and he is also now facing a criminal case alongside these lawsuits in which he is accused of sex and of dragging his victims. through his legal team he has denied all the allegations against him but one of the big questions hanging over this now is who the facilitators were at this alleged behaviour and who else might be held to account for this in the months to come. councils across the uk, reponsible for services from adult social care to bin collections and pothole repairs, are planning additional cuts to meet a shortfall in funding. bbc research found they are making around £3 billion worth of savings this financial year alone. but they'll still face a total shortfall of more than £5.5 billion by 2026. during the general el

in north hampton county, a key region won by joe biden in 2020, lawmakers are saying there's a wait listrump signs. >> there's a great demand for the top of the ticket candidate, donald trump, that there's even locally here what are called trump stores. we have distributed everything we get. there's a waiting list for people to get trump signs. >> kayleigh: things are looking more bleak for kamala. politico reports top democrats in pennsylvania are worried vice president kamala harris' operation is being poorly run in the nation's biggest battleground states. democrat leaders are pointing fingers at kamala's pennsylvania campaign manager who they say has been awal. worry some for the left, pennsylvania democrats that argue harris' team hasn't done enough to turn out voters of color. lattino leaders are grumbling, too. they're telling the harris campaign they aren't doing enough to engage latino voters and feel men still aren't on board with harris. in one town, residents are struggling as factories close, and haitian migrants continue to come into their community in huge numbers. >> the

i'm in english carmody ignite, as a city said to ho south hampton, shortly the site is currently 2nd in the table. training leaders lives are full by just one point. there will be a tough challenge for south hampton hartsville searching for the 1st when of the season. meanwhile, the champions extended their beaten streak and the need to fetch one mattress off to the victory over wolf last week. to create a new c didn't have one to test series in india for the 1st time in their history using it has already won the 1st testing jet for 36 years. fences are the best match. mitchell's stand said that within took a career best. 13 wickets as they beats india by 113, runs it to take it to nothing. lead one test, let's say just the full time system launch in line to the india have lost the test series and the formula one or the qualifying for the mexicans long period starts later on. so today, 2nd practice session. so plenty of drama unfold on the truck. told russell was having a bad day, a massive accident for the mercy this driver crushing his car during the session. while at championship

danny in hampton, virginia is first. how long have you been a poll worker?aller: i was a poll worker in 2020. that was too much hassle to be a poll worker this year, but i am hosting people to try to cover that house for kamala harris and tim walz. mainly because trump turns around with 16 group sees, had frog university -- host: on the poll worker, why is it too much hassle to be a poll worker this year? caller: i talked to people a lot about being a poll worker, and at work, the people coming to work and up saying i do not understand why you being supportive of the democratic party, then they give me a -- host: phone lines are split regionally. eastern and central, (202) 748-8000. mountain or pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. from the denver gazette just this week, a story about a 90-year-old poll worker in colorado. the headline, meet a jefferson county nonagenarian election judge, with in the supply of energy, they write, it is hard to deny her uncanny ability to bring people together for one of democracy's most on the mental acts, casting a ballot. sh

a lot of the latest allegations are centred around new york and a sean combs property in the hamptonsand to the parties that he held here in la that a lot of hollywood celebrities had attended too. in months there has been this picture of sean combs as somebody who had allegedly been using his power and influence to coerce people into sex, and alongside the civil lawsuits, he is also facing a criminal trial too. he is accused by the criminal authorities of sex trafficking and of drugging his alleged victims. and now he is going to be facing trial next year for that. his legal team have denied the allegations against him. one of the other key questions hanging over this whole thing, really, is who wells, perhaps the facilitators were, who may have looked the other way at this alleged behaviour, and who else could be held accountable in the months to come. let's turn to some other news around the world. marine le pen, the figurehead of france's far—right national rally party, has been giving evidence in a trial in which she and 2a others are accused of misappropriating european parliame

and others recruited men for sex events, around the world, italy, morocco, new york, often in the hamptons. all three men arrested in florida and jacobson in wisconsin. >> their sex trafficking and prostitution enterprise lasted at least from the end of 2008 until early 20. >> reporter: prosecutors say jacobson would fly domestically and internationally to interview men for sex events and often had them try out with him in paid sessions. the grand jury heard testimony that many of the victims felt tricked into these acts, under the beliefs that they would shirtless models. the government also said on occasion the victims got injected with prescription-grade substances meant to help them engage in sex acts that they couldn't or didn't want to do. the feds say they did it with secrecy in mind, making these participants sign ndas and threatened action if they ever disclosed what happened. >> to anyone who thinks they can exploit and coerce others by using the so-called casting couch system, this case should serve as a warning. >> reporter: abercrombie declined to comment. jeffries and smith's

now a murder mystery at an upscale hamptons resort. 33-year-old woman was found inside a guest room. police suspect foul play. aaron katersky has details. >> reporter: yes. the house is known for its exclusivity and spa treatments. it is also now the scene of a murder. this morning the urgent search for the killer of a woman whose bloody body was discovered in a wellness retreat in the hamptons. >> very quiet. very little crime here. >> reporter: police did not disclose how the woman died but said she was the victim of violence. a staff member found the 33-year-old from brooklyn inside a guest room. investigators were scene at the gated property. rosas was a guest at the hotel a law enforcement source tells abc news. she checked in with a man who left alone monday morning. the house is an exclusive spa retreat popular with celebrities. guest rooms there can cost $1200 numb a night. the hotel said we're supporting the staff and have no comment at this time. just moments ago, law enforcement officials telling abc news the main suspect is

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so, nick, we have important news in the guardian now from new hampshire or should i say new hampton.erful new hampshire ruling protects trans kids from being outed. those are very and welcome back to headliners. so, nick, we have important news in the guardian now from new hampshire or should i say new hampton. >> yes. the headline is it's very powerful new hampshire ruling protects trans kids from being outed. those are very much the words of the guardian and not the words of nick dixon or of gb news, because this is a disgusting law that has been sort of doubled down on here. so in august, the new hampshire supreme court upheld a lower court's ruling on the school district policy affirming trans and gender nonconforming students rights to privacy concerning their gender identities and presentation at school. what it basically means is they can discuss it with a therapist as this person had here, and discuss it with the school and not tell their parents, whereas this parent, who was completely right, said the school should tell her because it's up to her to raise her child as she se

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