. >> your boys and girls being targeted for immoral indoctrination at school on harvey mic day. >> save california is urging parents to keep kids home on tuesday. many school districts dedicate some of the day to gay rights pioneer. but safe california says students should not be forced to participate without written consent. it's the second year california held a day honoring harvey mic. -- milk. >> and the fastest growing population in the count story made up of asians and pacific islanders. there is some bay area trailblazers talking about the issues facing this growing community. chef lee talks about food and science. >> there are opportunities as chefs now that chefs from a previous generation didn't have. and it's to interact and work to fine tune things. >> and this sunday at 10:00 a.m. there is a special edition of abc 7 "beyond the headlines". >> university of san francisco graduates received sage advice perfect one and only bill cause by. he received a honorary doctorate. and he later addressed graduates, urging them to trust their abilities and not be overwhelmed in the face

they're indoctrine ating us with a gay character piggyback on a straight man which is every gay man's fantasy. (laughter) okay? here's its deal. real men know-- real men know that men don't love each other. they are bros who engage in horseplay. so to rebalance the natural moral order of television, i have written a new straight sitcom about two straight guys named will & graceon who are always on the prowl for the ladies. one of them has a cat and the other one has a dog, which is why the show is called pussyhounds. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: okay, now, now to help me workshop the pilot script, please welcome eric mccormack. (cheers and applause) good to see you, man. >> hey. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: threw go, buddy. now, eric, thank you so much for helping me with my new sitcom. >> yeah, yeah, nobody said anything about a sitcom, stephen. you know, i thought i was here bus i'm on broadway ngor individualal's the great man. >> stephen: oh, great play, everybody should see that. tony nod, gore i have dahl, man's man, now eric, the vice president says your work on will

. >> parents, you boys and girls are being targeted for immoral indoctrination at school on harvey milkay. >> that is a radio ad sponsored by the group save california. its leaders urging parents to keep kids out of school on harvey milk day may 22nd. they say teaching students about the openly gay supervisor is wrong, but members of the harvey milk democratic club say the ads are harmful. >> pure fear-based manipulation. and it's really sad because some of those children are gay. and the message that those children are getting is that they're not worthwhile. >> california lawmakers made harvey milk's birthday a day of significance back in 2009. >>> for the first time, minorities make up the majority of u.s. births. hispanics, blacks, asians and other minorities account for 50% of all births in 2011. that compares with 37% back in 1990. as a whole, the nation's minority population continues to rise. minorities make up more than a third of the country's total population. >>> and new this morning, four pilots now dead after two pakistani air force planes crash during an overnight training

. >> parents, your boys and girls are being targeted for immoral indoctrination at school on harvey milk day. >> that's a radio ad sponsored by the group save california. urging parents to keep kids out of school on may 22nd. they say teaching students about the openly gay supervisor is wrong. but members of the harvey milk democratic club say the ads are harmful. >> pure fear-based manipulation. and it's really sad because some of those children are gay. and the message that those children are getting is that they're not worthwhile. >> california lawmakers made harvey milk's birthday a day of significance in 2009. >>> laura, to the ball yard now. and the giants getting an early start today. the game with the cardinals starts at 12:45, matt cain pitching for the giants. wednesday night, not a great night, the giants at the plate only managed to get one run, struck out a total of 11 times, that's a disaster. giants lose 4-1. >>> meantime, we're sure missing brian wilson. that injury -- he's staying positive about that recovery. he's out for the season after surgery and certainly stayed ou

not only are we going to indoctrine at it you, but we're going to rape you. >> gay rape camps, that hashomosexual agenda. >> yeah. and the nutty sunday that we come to expect from these people, they are nazis! and it's just like the nazis. i went to the civil rights museum in memphis, and it said race mixing is communism. [ laughter ] >> what? >> it was like of course it is. >> we figured it out. >> anyone would come to that conclusion. tina dupuy you remain a complete delight over there. >> thank you, stephanie. >> over at there "crooks & liars," and as a carbon-based life form, we love you. >> you are the best stephanie. thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> ah. she is awesome. >> 17 minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> hey it's a freak show! >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ (vo) don't miss your chance to catch the premiere of the gavin newsom show. with special guests: >> i'm lance armstrong. if somebody put my back into a corner, i'm coming out swinging. ♪ ♪ na, na, na, na, na ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ so-so what, i'm s

at georgetown. >> is the role of catholic education inquiry or indoctrination? >> think it is inquiry. it is spreading the faith. my favorite example how to do this is the cardinal of milan, cardinal martini regularly invited atheists into his cathedral to discuss all kinds of questions including questions about god. if belief in god is not more fundamental to catholicism to anything else i don't know what is. he said the purpose of these sessions was always the same, to help people think. that's what a catholic university -- >> the funny thing is and i would say this to liberal and conservatives of every religion. when i was growing up, one of the things we always valued were the great church thinkers, have arguments in the middle of the night and argue all night their religious faith and quite confident doing it. >> the great catholic jesuit the architect of the reform vatican, too, the vatican wanted to silence him in 1954 and he became a hero of the church. we have to keep the debate open. >> thank you, e.j. you're a good guy. when we return, what we should do if we really want to

indoctrinating your children and turning them gay but it turns out that there might be a reason that voters t.v. and radio audiences average people actually buy into it a recent study from researchers at university college london discovered that greater conservatism was associated with increased volume of the right that's part of your brain structure that's activated during states of fear and anxiety so looking at the various threats that are floating around out there the growing alarm is of the success of right wing media like fox news are republicans more susceptible to fear than liberals joining me to discuss it is joshua holland senior writer and editor at alter net joshua thanks for joining us tonight and let me tell me you know why don't you start by telling me a little bit more about this research. thanks for having me yeah there's an increasingly room bust body of research that suggests that liberals and conservatives aren't just about it by philosophical differences or policy preferences but actually have different cognitive styles different ways of interpretating the world around them and there are you mention the study of the physical study of the enlarged which is the figh

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indoctrination. harvey mills day is may 22nd. on that day, schools are encouraged to discuss the openly gay lawmaker's fight for civil rights. >>> a concert will be held atcity, will feature several local bands. it was organized by michelle rubin stein. she assembled a group of teens and together they planned that concert, secured more than $12,000 in donations for suicide prevention programs. >>> a lightning strike turned out to be lucky for two homeless brothers. alfred and george were struck by lightning camping on mt. diablo after losing their home to foreclosure. since the story aired, people have donated about $10,000 to the brothers and goodwill keeps coming. a community fund-raiser will be at the pacific coast brewing company. an ee vept from 3:30 this afternoon until 7:00 this evening. also this week, the brothers get to move into an east oakland home an act as temporary care takers there. >>> much more ahead on today in the bay. an unusual sighting in the night sky. hasn'tn n the u.s. nearly 20 years. how you can catch a glimpse of it safely. >>> good morning. looking live at a hazy start to the day. looking live at san francisco from the san b

indoctrination period like four months later. >> exactly. but reunited and it feels so good. nicely done on the other shows. good to be back here atyou. my husband was like, when was the last time you saw rob? i was like five years ago. we were strangers passing through the night. >> back in the saddle. >> i might fall off the saddle. >> you've got your caffeine. >> we're going to check in with accuweather and get the latest on beryl. and it's not the only extreme weather. the record heat is making large areas of the country feel more like the fourth of july. >> summer is here, folks. and the thing is, june 1st is the start of storm season. here we go talking about weather maps and storm surges in all of this. summer is here. >>> also this morning, new inside information from new york detectives questioning the suspect arrested in the murder of etan patz 33 years ago. the huge obstacles and why this case has been so difficult, or will be so difficult to prosecute. >> later this half hour, the very wealthy tech executive accused in an elaborate scheme to rip off lego toys from target. everybody has got to have a weird fix, don't th

indoctrination, in academia, generally speaking -- you disagree that it slants left? >> there is a fair element of political correctness, to be sure. but again, i think-- >>> so delicate. [chuckles] >> you are really good ating to come on your air -- >> it is not targeting teachers, only leftist. it is not true on the right to think that if you argue, you are wrong. they are saying, shut up, don't say that. you are racist. all different ways of silencing you. it is not that teachers in general, it's leftists. >> you say, why noty didn't you transfer? young people don't have that opportunity because teachers, like barack obama, are against competition. they are against school choice and vouchers. and bad and lazy teachers are rewarded. they are rewarded according to seniority, not the value that they create. >> sean: wouldn't it be better to have charter schools? if we gave that money to parent, wouldn't the best schools win out? >> i am a big fan of charter schools. i think competition is good and i believe in rewarding good teachers and you have to ged get bad teachers out of the system system. it's tempting to tar with a broad brush. but to say it's only one side, i think there are extreme voices on the