movie bullying has a couple of those instances aware of and san mateo's respect everyone 24/7 has people looking at how do we respect each other as human beings and understand our differences and embrace those and be a community of care. >> i think a very practical thing, too, is that there somehow be established an adult that kids will trust or young people will trust. when we started out with lgbt sensitivity that was one of the things because a push back from the school district, well, that's going to cost money. but we found teachers, we started with elementary and went up to middle who would volunteer for that, straight or gay. then we put the word out, if you are having these kind of problems, we saw some very graphic instances that even the sensitized adults didn't understand, they didn't realize it. a lot of it in those days, i'm a teacher and i love my profession, a lot of it was in the faculty rooms, too. you learn from kids. it's all laid out there for you and that's another thing if you have the sensitized adult then you don't spend any money, that adult is there are there. >> we hav

people would echo what you've been saying. as it has gone on longer more people are understanding it, and the depth has more people looking at it. snowden referred to himself as a, quote, spy in that interview. is that how we should see him? >> that is really interesting. there was a controversial on wikipedia that someone from the u.s. senate ip address changed the wikipedia changed edward snowden from dissident to traitor, and then it was changed back to something neutral. not that many people think hero or traitor, but most people are in the middle. he certainly sees himself as a whistle blower. it's hard to argue that he didn't a dissident, but the opinion is that he's somewhere in the middle. >> michael: yes, i think that's true, and i guess he has it in his head what it is. tomorrow, organizing for action, ofa, obama for america, targeting the 135 climate deniers in congress. congress didn't going to pass climate legislation. what is the strategy here? >> well, this is one of the ways that i think has to be--this is a tactic that has to be employed going forward, which is focus on specific lengthe legislators ans on speci

looking into these things outside of the e-mail and how much those programs may expand in the future but it has come as quite a surprise to many people that the n.s.a. has been looking into russia's largest email provider lizzie what about what's happening now to the man who distribute through all those documents in the first place would it snowed and the latest on him. well he is reportedly still at sheremetyevo airport thus the journalistic stakeout continues there of course he is supposed to be making a statement later this afternoon on the verdict of bradley manning so everyone is waiting and watching. to see when he or representative make him out to issue one of those statements by his father has had a very difficult time of it trying to make his case for us no to getting a fair trial back in his home country he spoke with the press very recently to express his frustration that he's dealing with in this case. and i hope you're watching your family as well and we love you i hope to see you shoot i would also like to thank president vladimir putin and the russian government for the what i believe the courage and the strength and c

has tested positive for hiv. both of those times, the hiv was not contracted on set. it was outside of work. a lot of people look at our industry and say twice someone has gotten hiv but they should look at it and say that is great, only two people have tested for hiv because that is what the test is therefore. for people coming in, we test them and it has not spread at all. what we are doing is working. rex would you say that you are still wary of having unprotected sex with people outside the industry? >> yes. >> will you continue to stay that way? do you like to have sex with people only in the industry given what has happened this week? >> yes, because it anytime anyone, no matter if you are in the industry or not, anytime you choose to be be sexually active, you are taking a risk. just because someone is putting money in my hand to have sex does not make that more dangerous. because we take extra precautions that makes it less dangerous. yes, i feel safe havig sex within the industry and i do not --[no audio] outside the industry. >> she had sex with someone who had sex with sydney leathers. how are they re

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people shaking their hea. that includies state commite members who ar >>> good evening. the bay bridge opens september 3rd and the cost has a lot of people shaking their heads. including state worker whors looking into how this project became a mets. -- workers who are looking into how this project became a mess. >>> what happened with the east span of the bay bridge that left it $5 billion overbudget and 10 years late? >> i used to call it the poltergist bridge. it had thattorra. that -- that ora. >> we will go,and find out what went wrong for the process and learn from our mistakes. >> reporter: recently it was the onagain, off again opening and the broken bolts that is after the back and forth about the material and the design. >> reporter: the metro politan transportation commission took over from cal trans in 2005. >> what is old construction you can have it fast or cheap but not both ways. >> reporter: in this case we got neither. >> the bay bridge was a test. in some cases we failed that test. >> and there are more tests in the works for the governmental aeupblss, high speed rail, tens of billions dollars over budget. boaring tunnels to bring water to southern california. >> the big inst

now that caroline tyler has a look at how the closer will affect people needing to get across the bay financial haircut is in store for louie lopez, the barber at the hotel in san francisco's union square. some long time customers canceled appointments because of the closure. >> i don't cut hair, i'm not making money. >> the chamber of commerce hopes not many businesses will be heart. larger ones prepared. >> notice has been given and plans have been made and bart will extend their service. >> it am cans down. >> no jitters for reyes. he's a wedding planner and as you see from the pictures he gave us, treasure island nuptials are a specialty and they are setting up for a sunday that was planned months ago. >> i think if i were the bride and the groom, i would have screamed. >> it's always the first reaction. >> caltrans to the rescue. passes to treasure island from san francisco for the wedding party. >> it actually has not been as stressful as people think. >> they are looking at millbrae. the art and wine festival is this weekend. with the bridge off limits, locals will stick close

has to happen before then. and a live look at cairo, egypt this morning. the number of peoplepassed 600. we'll update you on the situation there. and an overturned big rig is blocking an entire freeway. george and darya have more on this hot spot.

how long has it taken me to ge into this position, this condition? so first of l, i have toto look within myself. most people look out and want to blame somedy. first is to look witithin. second thing is to look up. god is all perful. i know he has the power to get me out of this. the bible says he loves me and i me.w the truth is he does love i know the truth is s he's with me. i know the tru is he has the power to rescue me from this i know that's what he says. i'i'm going to look up. listen carefully. if youou don't look up, you aren trouble. the third thing i'm going to do is i'm g going to look back. because if i look backlisten, no matter who you are if you're a believer, look how many times god's brought you through this mess, that mess, this circumstanance, he got you throh this all these other things in the past. u goall this history.. you've got history of f god's deliverance of yr life. so you want to look back. people say, , i've been looking back a long time. no. look. yolookack at what he's done for you and you look ahead. if god can do that, he c can do this. i'm looking ahea there's a lot of

and you have to look at the imagery of the culture and what the popular culture has turned out in terms of the representations of people of color. look, whenever you have majority population, and, you know, the united states of america is in the middle of a huge shift in terms of the makeup of its population, racially. and so whenever you have a majority population. the majority is always going to set the rules. in our case, black people have traditionally pa bit actually, institutionally been disenfranchised and targeted. >> bill: yes, but i think it's a fact. >> more than any other group. >> bill: i have to run but i want to talk to you about this again. i want you to little doo a little research for me. i think it's a fact that proportionally young black men commit far more crimes than any other group in this country and i think that that's what is driving all of this fear on both sides. mr. burton, very good conversation. >> um. >> we will pick it up. >> we will talk again, bill. >> bill: all right. now, that seemed to be civil to he me. we had to edit a little bit of that interview for time tonight. but the entire

these are the identity cards of from what looks like somebody dealing with people who have been wounded or killed. that hasbeen taken of a photojournalist based in cairo of someone grieving. saidis the journalist who the only reason he was able to get those photos out is he hid the sd memory card in his sock because he was being stopped what he called -- by what he called vigilantes. that has gotten a lot of attention. it shows a woman between him and the army vehicle. it is essentially a scene of a victimized muslim brotherhood and a brutal army. another photo has been shared of what seems like the same moment. same people.e the it portrays the army and a compassionate role. nextbrings me to the point. this is a video released by the egyptian army claiming to show muslim rather hood army members with weaponry. hood --m rather ood members with weaponry. it depends what side you lie on. with theot sympathize muslim brotherhood. disaster in the making. says the assassins, and some have gone so far as to call the army terrorist -- the second sentence says the are the guarantors of nationalism. picture you are

looks like a furry rodent. and it's not engaging some people. >> oh, my gosh. >> unbelievable. it looks like he hassock puppet. you can tell that it's a puppet. i mean, he go overs the guy's shoulder, you don't know what that is. he sees something furry. >> what it is supposed to be, like a gopher? >> half fur and half otter. >> i don't think anybody's heard of them before. >> it seems like some people aren't really fazed by this thing. i think that's just par for the course on the venice beach boardwalk. >> it's not me, it's him. sorry. >> it's a little real or fake time that will leave you saying -- >> wow, pretty good. >> three videos, one question and everyone gets to play. >> if that video's fake, keep running on the wheel. >>> it's our favorite part of our monday here on "right the minute." time for some real or fake videos with our dear friend matt dreidel. >> i love you guys. you're looking beautiful today. >> thanks. let's hop into some real or fake videos. >> the way is to roll your rs. and the louder you can do it the better. [ making bird sounds ] >> so real it's awesome. >> i never kne

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people from a two-car accident. look at the size of the space the helicopter has to land. look how close that helicopter is to the guardrail. you can see the accident up ahead. in all four people were put into that helicopter and taken to safety. one pregnant woman. but the good news is, again, no serious injures in this accident. they had to get the helicopter just to get the people to the hospital quickly because there's just no other quick way to do it. >> looks like a pretty remote area. by air fastest way. >> thank god for the people in both these videos. friendly piece of advice, keep the cameras rolling at all times because you don't know what you're going to catch. like this little gem. >> [ bleep ]! >> we've got a passenger on chicago public transportation, the cta -- >> this is chicago public transportation! >> this woman here in the blue and black is having a heated discussion with this gentleman in the light blue. and they are not friendly with one another. >> just accept it! just your money, accept it! >> that's right. >> and that's it. >> that's right. so shut

people for their identification papers. they say what they're looking for are their enemies. this is a city on the edge. there has been no claiming for the bombings, but people here. >> they fight our city and we will return. they will know as in the few coming days they will know. >> reporter: statements like these may be driven by anger but there is no doubt that hatred is growing in a deeply divided country. >> so much destruction has resulted from these two blasts and that does not take account for the one that took place in south beirut. another 27 people killed there. >> sometimes it's important to look back on days like today to see what america was like. we were a segregated society. we were a society that did not allow people to drink from the same drinking foundation sit at the same lunch counters or sit on the same buses. i spoke to many about how much change america has seen. >> racism now is in vicious ways, but the language of politicians, for example, we need now to--we need the constitutional right to vote. we can't let voting rights go back to states rights again. we need the constitutional right

people want it. from marilyn to natalie's nose, and angelina's lips, looking like the stars has been inspiration for countless people, going under the knife. but now they're getting inspired from a different source. themselves. >> you're just bombarded with pictures of yourself all the time. >> reporter: pictures you take yourself known as selfies, to candids your friends snap on their smart phone. images that end up on twitter, facebook, and instagram and linked in. >> the idea of being image conscious is not new, but it's changed with social media. >> reporter: of the doctors polled by the american academy of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, 31% said people cited social media as the reason why they decided to get plastic surgery. >> so that should last for a while. >> reporter: this plastic surgeon believes social media influence is even bigger in the bay area. >> at least half our patients have some impact by social media. >> reporter: he said patients would see him after seeing themselves in pictures. >> now everything is a social event. there are people snapping shots, posting them on