will get a tournament that is free from violence hooliganism and any abuse whether it be racist homophobic or massage mystic i sent me hope that will happen and i also understand you. taken steps positive steps three to be in touch with the russian football union is that right at the last european championships. in the last european championships i was proud to be engaged by football supporters europe to. train fans and volunteers at the twenty six tournament and but

back then, you could be fired for being gay and homophobic headlines we re being gay and homophobic headlinesayed as a menace to society. 75% of the british public thought homosexuality was wrong.|j hate to use the word perversion, but let's face up to the truth of this situation, that is what it is. despite mass protests and the campaign of civil disobedience, section 28 became law in 1988. children need to be taught traditional moral valuables are being taught the inalienable right to be gay. supporters said its intention was to protect children and support family values. for me and support family values. for me and my school friends, it was devastating. i went to school with simon marks and alexander smith. they were bullied, struggling and desperate for support.|j they were bullied, struggling and desperate for support. i felt i had nowhere to turn on at school. so something i was feeling before section 28 came in, itjust felt like it sealed the deal, you are this disgusting perverted that we have been told about in the newspapers. simon's primary school head did act by visiting his famil

that must have been the same year russia passed homophobic discriminatory legislation. how do you deal with that because it and see he is now the law in itself isn't as bad as you might think. prohibits influencing minors to pursue alternative lifestyles so for them the theory then that means if you perform a ballet such as death in venice that contains a party do it with two men could they could claim it was propaganda for same sex love and ban the piece. this is so you're saying. is that the reality is in fact far worse. for the these exhibits the law isn't bad in itself. ladies and alt but it is in the inner allows certain people to do things that are homophobic if you want to and that's a terrible thing and when does this was forced by after and was it is this on the other hand yes it was and it's incredible what is possible in russia in . the bolshoi theater right he's currently developing a piece on order of noria. and one of the central themes is his relationship to eric eric broome. and so found his kindness in nj declare i spoke to the head of the bolshoi theat

not only did she say homophobic slurs she lied about the homophobic slurs said she was hacked and sheade to leave her show whatsoever. she is brought on to tv every single day. jason, you say the difference is establishing a pattern have you not yet answered why keith olbermann is able to secure a contract with espn. have you read his tweets lately talk about establishing a pattern. he has been vitriolic, hateful and disgusting not only to our president but any single person who supports him. i ask the question: wt i the differentiator here? >> candace, has he called anyone a monkey which we know goes back or excuse me an ape which goes back to stereotypes that started during the antebellum period styerio racism. >> i'm asking you on air. i would like to know once and for all what is the differentiator? is it historic factor how long it's been said where joy reid homophobic slurs whatsoever. >> you have not been able to establish whether joanne reid has been attacked. that hasn't been established. >> martha: jason, she basically admitted it. >> she did admit it and she apologized. she

a possible homophobic attack and certainly a brutal one say police.treet. it's one of the main roads into the town centre. when her attacker appeared. what happened next has been described to us as like something from a horrorfilm. from what i've learned of the detail, this is a horrendous, monstrous, brutal attack. certainly one of the worst incidents i have learned since becoming an mla for this area. the entire community of stabane and beyond are shocked and horrified at what they've learned has happened to a young woman last night. the cordless drill inflicted injuries understood to be extremely serious. the woman's condition today, critical but stable. we were having the craic and having a laugh. when i left, 15 minutes before the incident, i went home because i was tired. i got a call this morning to say what happened across the street. i couldn't believe it. it was really distressing. police arrested a 17—year—old a short distance from here. he's being questioned by detectives. those detectives are also appealing to anyone who may have mobile p

i don't think there is anything homophobic about mike pence.don't even know why they hate him. they don't even know what these those gay camps were about. it was a complete fantasy. he never 20 years old that was that she supported therapy for people who wanted to change their behavior. it hadit nothing to do with gay people specifically, and mike pence has become the go to scary bogeyman. >> tucker: dideyma he call for concentration camps? that i miss it? >> not that i'm aware of. i believe it's all made up. unfortunately, they want to believe he is captured electroshock therapy and that is not true either, unfortunately. they just can't come to terms with the fact that people really can't care about homosexuality at all anymore. it is very rich also coming from brandon wolf, a postman club survivor. pulse nightclub was not attacked by that radical amish by the person who attacked was part of the caliphate. there are people who want to harm gay people and it's not christians. >> tucker: who is it? tell me, now i'm intrigued! >>'m i believe it

. >> we have homophobic psychopaths running the united states government today.hat is the reality. we have a secretary of state mention that believes that gay people are sinners based on who they are. if mike pence god bless him ended up in the white house sitting behind the desk in the oval office, he would have us all in concentration camps hoping to pray away the gay. so kevin moore lives in brooklyn. he spent years writing for out and the advocate. you know longer does. instead, he joins us tonight. you have been in world journalism, world politics a lot for a long, long time. you watch something like this over the weekend and your reaction is, what? >> it's become a point of a depraved fantasy on their part. they actually believe this could happen, that mike pence wants to do this. he sort of is using the exact same script as that the dazzled figure skater during the olympics, adam rippon or what have you, going after vice president pence because they are really searching for homophobic monsters in the administration and the best thing they can come up with

he's, by nature, homophobic. you can't disagree on some issues without being terrible, rotten. >> can i jump in on the timing? >> he panders to people who are homophobic. i'm happy he's going to germany. it's great for the country and administration and for america. let's look at the timing. it is because if you look at the polls, the right track, wrong track, improving. the only place where trump is weak is foreign affairs. what the democrats are seeing is this big blue wave is starting to go away an this is why they are starting to panic. >> laura: chris, i want to play a byte from our friend nicole wallace. she was on msnbc today. she got upset about sarah. >> how do you resist the temptation to run up and ring her neck? if he says that, we'll get to the bottom of that and she will be fired. >> laura: how do you resist the temptation to run up and ring her neck. she went -- she said, the tension is getting to her. i used poorly chosen word. for that i'm sorry. they are talking about the comment about mccain. u

it's a litany. >> he panders to people who are homophobic. i think this is a great thing for the country, the administration and america. look at the timing. if you look at the polls, it's the right track, wrong track, improving. trumps numbers get better. you know the only place he's weak? foreign affairs. what the democrats are seeing is this big blue wave is starting to go away. >> laura: chris, i want to play a byte from nicole wallace. >> why can't you say if he says that, she will be fired. >> laura: how do you resist the temptation to run up and ring her neck? she said it's getting to her, used poorly chosen word. for that i'm sorry. they are talking about the comment made by stadler. it was made in private. >> well, hold on a minute, guys. you know, look, matt, matt, nicole apologized, the white house should apologize about the american hero. i don't know why? john mccain, i don't agree with john mccain on a lot of things, he is a hero. >> you don't know what happened in a private meeting. none of us knows. >> they admitted it. >> i t

the court was told the attack was being treated as a homophobic hate crime. fourth time. during an ornate ceremony at the kremlin, he laid out his life's aim — to do all he could for russia, both now and in the future. today's inauguration extends his almost two—decade rule by another six years. here is our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg. he probably could have walked this with his eyes closed. for the fourth time in his career, vladimir putin climbed the staircase of the grand kremlin palace to take the oath of office. 0n the stroke of midday, he entered the hall where russian emperors were crowned. the symbolism and the message couldn't be clearer — putin, the modern czar, loved by his people. he swore on the constitution to serve his citizens, protect russia's sovereignty, and made this pledge to the russian people. translation: our main goal is a new quality of life, security and health. 0ur reference point is a russia for the people, a country where everybody has the possibility for self—fulfilment. then, ringing out over moscow, a gun salute in th

and trump administration staffer who resigned after racist, sexist, homophobic remarks that he had madeeen hired by a pro-trump group. a pro-trump group whose leaders trump had dinner with just last week. >> he was fired and then promptly hired by the political super pac that's working with the president, which sends a message about what they view as tolerable and not tolerable. >> seth: so higbie did something terrible, but instead of getting rid of him, they just moved him to a new job. to put it in catholic terms, he got moved to another diocese. [ laughter ] "this is father pat, he just moved here from boston, akron, and omaha." "kids, get in the car." [ laughter ] and not only was higbie hired by a pro-trump group, but he's also still on the board of the urban revitalization coalition, which is run by the national diversity coalition, two trump-aligned diversity groups. so the guy who repeatedly said racist things about black people is still on the board of a group run by the national diversity coalition. that's like charlie sheen teaching d.a.r.e. [ laughter ] "so remember, kids,

california appeals court means a group of san francisco police officers who descend racist and homophobic text messages who -- could face disciplinary action. a one-year statute of limitations expired. the police department waited too long to punish those officers for exchanging text messages which included slurs against african-americans, latinos, filipinos, and gays. yesterday, an appeals court overturned that ruling. sing the san francisco police department acted appropriately by waiting for a federal investigation to end. the police commissioner can out hold disciplinary hearings against those officers. >>> game one of the nba finals is tonight. oracle arena. for the fourth season in a row, the warriors are there to go once again -- once again faced the cleveland cavaliers. they hosted a pregame party. fans had a chance to walk the blue carpet. as for the game tonight, andrey will not play due to that leg injury. he will be reevaluated before game two. i'm sure he is dying to get out on the floor. >>> still ahead, birdwatching on the google campus in mountain view. when we come back,

that bottom line that i love to show you that little bit homophobic what i think i've. got is probably. that is serving the worlds. shooting incident so u.s. high schools on friday with. the years. former russian spy. is released from a hospital ten weeks after he was poisoned by a nerve agent whereabouts are unknown. passenger plane crashes killing over one hundred people we understand only three on board are reported to. the two parties to form a coalition government political program but certainly parts of europe. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. international in moscow it's just after nine o'clock on saturday. two shooting incidents u.s. high schools on friday one in the morning in texas and another just hours ago in the state of georgia in the latest incident one person was killed and two others injured after an argument broke out at a school parking lot crowds were leaving a graduation ceremony at the time and. now the u.s. high school left ten people dead and injured. my brain got shot in the heart of the home and this is the alarms went off

truck voter but they can do it without hiring somebody who is displaying not very openly racist or homophobic or conspiracy theories out there it can be done and they still need to have to show that represents a wide swath of america and i don't see that on television now so going forward i still think you'll see shows like that out there and i also think the moving forward you'll see a lot handled differently when they have these contracts with the lead actors elite athletes is not guaranteed moving forward they'll be some sort of restrict restrict mitter or something or restriction rather on social media on what actors can and cannot say mainly in light of what will sandbar has done she was too much of a liability thing it was too risky they decided to hold their nose because they thought they could make money and in fact i yeah i mean the very good point and let let's let's stay with this idea of social media for a moment today u.s. president trump he tweeted about the cancellation of more exam we can pull that up and show our viewers he said that bob iger who is the head of disney which o

in the west the only good muslim is liberal, someone who does not wear a headscarf, who is not homophobicims. they just do not. hijab—wearers are free and abound in europe. it is the terrorists that bring on that phobia against ordinary muslims, and we have to put out the fire in the house of islam and get rid of the terrorists in our midst. ed husain, thank you for coming on hardtalk. thank you for having me. thank you for coming on. hello. good morning. the distribution of downpours will vary from one day to the next, but the general weather pattern remains the same. so, we still have some warm sunshine around but a chance of more storms. tuesday was a day of extremes. heavy rain in a short period of time closed the m2. it was especially difficult in kent, but also flooding in london. north and north—west, look at that, 27 in scotland yet again. drier to the north—west and wet in the south. closer to low pressure and the spiralling bands of cloud. you can see the cloud has been growing. that rain will go south to east anglia. to northern england and the midlands, across towards wales, a

so therefore will the government use the power it has to end the misery still inflicted by old homophobicddress these provisions, and will the minister commit to return to the house with a timetable to implement the provisions? well, as the noble lord knows, i totally share his frustration and i'll also note that he spotted the flags that are flying on government buildings today, which is what's very strangely known idahobit day, which is the international day against homophobia, transphobia and biphobia. and in terms of, and i also share the anxiety really that there are still people today who are being discriminated against, and losing jobs actually because of it. we, as he knows, abhor discrimination of any kind. he knows that i am pressing for parliamentary timetable. and also i want to continue to work with him in terms of looking at those laws, some of which are more complex than others, and trying to disaggregate and deal with some of those outstanding matters. but what's the hold up? who or what is the impediment to early commencement of these provisions? the hold up is a combinat

traditional organizations that believe in traditional marriage they are now being portrayed as anti homophobic haters and they're the ones who are advising these companies tech companies best that's a serious serious problem he told fox business news recently that the media has a vested interest in seeing president trump fail. you know no question about it there's no there no larry there's no effort firstly no effort whatsoever to to get to real journalism today i think is the darkest hour certainly in my lifestyle in my lifetime when you don't have a search for truth but instead you have a desire to undermine this man not they have to date it's month after month it's sincere arrived in office we've looked at this the the data aren't pericope and i challenge anyone to question our data you can't do it because it's right there right in front of you a month after month after month it's just startling larry when the negative coverage is ninety one ninety two ninety ninety two ninety one ninety his best month in the national media coverage was during his honeymoon period in january of last year wh

thought that i thought that i was that shallow that a little bit homophobe want to be caught out that i'm i'm not is probably. the best snow you know it's. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be old for rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar ai industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one business show you can't afford to miss the one and only fool but. i can tell you i have killed thirteen people with missile strikes and there are one thousand six hundred and twenty six unnamed enemies that were killed and all the missions that i completed and i know that i know that for a fact and i know each of these persons was a human being they had a family they had friends they had live

a homophobe want to be one of the i think. that is. that is still the. headlines for this hour two shooting incidents at u.s. high schools on friday with eleven of people killed. here who. think they did the leaders think and i let go of my. russian spies sort of his career paul is released from a hospital ten weeks off he was poisoned by a military grade. i was whereabouts unknown. passenger plane crashes in cuba killing over one hundred people only three on board are reported to have survived. and the party boys to form italy's next coalition government unveiled a political program but a type some of the e.u.'s most entrenched almost seems. like not midday here and now. this is r.t. international welcome to your main headlines today two shooting incidents at u.s. high schools on friday one in the morning in texas and another just hours ago in georgia in the latest incident one person was killed and two others injured after an argument broke out at a school parking lot a crowds were leaving a graduation ceremony at the time earlier a massacre at another

on that i love to show you a little bit homophobe want to be caught out every time. you do that is. that is serving. to high school she seems roping us alone. ride a one killed in georgia and ten dead in texas after a student opened fire in your blue. trooper just going to the here's where i think i called my mom. a former russian spies could have power is released from hospital in the u.k. ten weeks after he was poisoned by nerve agent although his whereabouts haven't been revealed and investigation is under way in cuba as to why a passenger plane crashed shortly after takeoff killing more than one hundred people also come this hour an hour see the party is poised to form italy's next coalition government and a political program that attacks some of the used most entrenched policy. welcome you're watching r.t. international this saturday afternoon which just gone four o'clock here in moscow. friday turned deadly after two shooting incidents of high schools in the united states one in the morning in texas and the other later at night in georgia in the latest incident one person was

lastly, as we move forward, this is not about a homophobic president of the united states. this is not about a racist president of the united states. those are political matters that we will take up with the american people and he will be judged on those matters. this is about a president of the united states that is above the law. and above the constitution. and the committee on the judiciary is here to say, we will defend and protect the constitution of the united states. mr. cicilline: good morning. thank you all for being here. for more than a year, the american people have been asking a simple question. what is donald trump hiding? there have been 22 indictments or guilty pleas as a result of the special counsel's investigation. that includes the president's former campaign manager, paul manafort, who is awaiting trial for conspiracy against the united states of america. but through all of this, the president has refused to come clean with the american people. he's promoted conspiracy theories, he's tried to undermine robert mueller, who is an experienced former federa

in the west the only good muslim is liberal, someone who does not wear a headscarf, who is not homophobicmuslims. they just do not. hijab—wearers are free and abound in europe. it is the terrorists that bring on that phobia against ordinary muslims, and we have to put out the fire in the house of islam and get rid of the terrorists in our midst. ed husain, thank you for coming on hardtalk. thank you for having me. thank you for coming on. hello there. the weather, once again looks in turbulence mood through the day ahead because while there will be some spells of warm sunshine, there will also be some vicious thunderstorms, torrential downpours which could lead to localised flooding and certainly the risk of some travel disruption, especially across central and southern parts of the uk. the earlier satellite pictures show the showers and storms have been gathering across continental europe. they are drifting north at the moment and these showers will start to show their hand during the first part of thursday. not a bad start for many, but with the last of mist and murk and low cloud, a fe

thought that i was that shallow homophobe out of it but i think. that is probably. the best. here in kiev in recent days it might dawn independence square has turned into a full scale war zone. more clashes in ukraine's capital kiev. there is absolutely no you shall like to go with your heart caricature anybody who would then. now on the brink of a civil war at least seventy dead so far and the death toll rising it you can allude you you sure as we were a new music stockholm and. what we saw here today was a revolution. that it was initially but it's going to have invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals was i. assume when you go to you will go to the. nato has expanded into thirteen countries up to the borders of russia thirteen countries. focus has to be on not allowing ice into hot wall between ukraine and russia. that the. that the team of boys in the city would just look when the new buildings to be truthful. mug the time up a little. sliver luck . ukraine. it's an ancient and proud land. with a rich history filled with much beauty he

bottom line i love that show me i'm a homophobe i want to be. that is. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a shouldn't let it be an arms race based on off and spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. we have to judge countries are trying to need there's directives case per case so we need more objective but the reality is. you know media tries to give the facts but also leans towards their world view so this is where social media and direct communication comes in unfortunately it's sometimes called fake news that sometimes is but it's sometimes actually a different world view not just fake news by powerful people. just say. this is bull. us broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm bart chilton thanks for joining us coming up for the program today oil prices have reached a four year high road runner a simpler trading what we should we expect and how are airlines making money in t

. >> a homophobic lawyer. >> what happened to your face? >> i have aids. >> oh. >> a jazz trumpeter. >> and a boxer. >> i just do what i do. i don't analyze it. don't overanalyze it. try not to read what people think i am doing. not that precious to me. i am just doing what i, what i know huh to do. what i love to do. >> and his work has been awarded, with two oscars. west supporting actor for his role in glory. as a defiant soldier in unt yun army. >> a training day. show you around. give you a take to the business. you know. >> the other best actor for training day. >> keep your mouth shut. and your eyes open. where he played a decorated, deeply corrupt narcotics officer. >> you got to decide. whether you are a wolf. or a sheep. >> denzel. >> in 2016. he received the golden globe, cecilb. demill award for lifetime achievement. >> how much more is there left for denzel washington. >> man gives the award. god gives the reward. my mother raised me on. so, i like awards. as we all want to be loved. you know you work hard. you want, you want,

will get a tournament that is free from violence hooliganism and any abuse whether it be racist homophobic or massage mystic i sent me hope that will happen and i also understand you. taken steps positive steps three to be in touch with the russian football union is that right at the last european championships. in the last european championships i was proud to be engaged by football supporters europe to. train fans and volunteers at the twenty six tournament and but if the russian f.a. and the russian supporters' federation was involved in that i really hope that we can focus not on. hooligans but on the legacy that the world cup will have fall russian l g b t football fans and i hope that that will secure a legacy that is more open transparent and fair to both the community in russia and the football association in russia as well so you coming over to russia then daryl in a couple of weeks time i'm afraid i can't arm a key mainland fan but. expenses means that i can't make it so i'll be watching from home i'll be hoping that england do well and i'll be hoping that there is no repeat of t

but a lot of that money in support go hand in hand and arrived from homophobic tendencies. >> i do thinkit is like a chain throwing but you talk to a political scientist and looking at me that you really want to hear this? >> and to run the amazing campaign and to be handicapped by the fact that democratic party is a wounded animal and it is pointless and he is from el paso that is shameful. >> but it is eccentric but it is a fascinating spot but he does speak spanish fluently. he reminds me a little bit jimmy stewart met him at 7:00 o'clock in the morning you are handsome. [laughter] and you are young. you are really tall. [laughter] but it was a jaw-dropping experience. [laughter] so we will see where this goes. >> there is one story that you told me and i will move from politics that there is a wonderful story about a certain texas governor who may have been unhappy my book is dedicated to my closest friend and he was allowed a plot like arlington. [laughter] and i was jealous. [laughter] so at some point maybe because i was filled with envy i was approached what i'd be interested to

these 24 killings have happened in the context of scandal, of racist, homophobic, misogynist police force that also exhibits bigotry against the extremely poor just like lewis congrapat. it's the smallest request to ask the supervisors to ensure that s.f.p.o.a. doesn't interfere in the reform process. this is a strengthening of the democratic processes, put into place when you decided that the police commission and s.f.p.d. has specific rules. so once again, i ask you to support supervisor fewer's proposal 22. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, i'm father smith from faith in action. my family and i have lived in the mission and i've been a priest there for many years. i want to speak on supervisor fewer's resolution regarding the m.o.u. with the p.o.a. contract negotiations must be different. they come decades after rogue police officers have brutalized and killed many young people of color. the p.o.a. leadership has not only defended but actually emboldened these rogue officers. so this contract needs to be negotiated differently. m

some members of our police department have used stereotypes and racist slurs and ethnic slurs and homophobic slurs and that behavior has been defended on the basis of freedom of speech. i can participate in training that helps the police officers to learn that stereotypes are harmful. very harmful. in fact, i'm an expert on stereotypes. stereotypes are individual mental images that shape people's interpretation and influence public opinions. that's according to lipman where he found out that in 1922. research shows that individual stereotypes can be learned from different experiences, television is one of them. stereotypes are an individual's perceptions and interpretations that are connected closely with prejudice and discrimination. certain stereotypes are about a person's social group, according to sherman in 1996 and enable an individual to make a judgement about groups and individuals according to alport in 1954. it is critical to develop a better understanding of how individuals, in this case police officers, develop negative stereotypes and find out ways to produce negative stereotype

what we don't really have is blackmail literature willing to deal with the fact that we live in a homophobicerstanding all of those other forces do come down to bare on your sense of identity and from sitting from the position of the black header heterosexual male, i wanted to interrogate that and the way that the feeling of oppression, the reality of oppression overdetermined my political identity and myself identity, but also what privilege does and what understanding that you serve both and what a no oprah served duds. i wanted to understand those questions in those different forms of violence. it's not to say those questions are still with me, but i have worked through that in the book and i don't want to look at that so much anymore because there has been a political shift and a tied shifting that makes other questions more urgent to me. although those things that i'm dealing with in the first book are ever present. things that i want to think through now and i'm thinking through the writing of the second book and i won't get too much into it because i'm not writing it, really. they sen