my miserable, lonly lesbian pregnancy. tonight i am going to read, to snip or not to snip. >> conception. i drive to the california cryo bank. there's no waiting room. just a glass window. a woman changes me $350. a vile half the size of my pinkie encased. this way up. i head to the clinic. i carry the sperm box inside. it's unwieldy. this is my second attempt. so i know the routine. the first time, i brought my friend. even some crouch shots. most people don't get good shots of conception. i feel confident this time, like i'm doing my part in the world. the war in iraq started. may be this kid will be a piece maker, a modern day jesus christ as this jew understands jesus. i don't know what does. week 21, everyone thinks i'm having a boy. by everyone, i mean the waiter and my grandmother and neighbor across the street. i was getting out of my car and she yelled "your having a boy". week 22, my family is involved in an all out campaign on the names i'm considering. she mocks the mothers calling after their sons, sebastion.

family builders helps gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender find permanent homes.nd you call it the pride and joy program. >> we do call the pride and joe program. as mother myself every youth should have a parent that is proud have them and that includes gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth. we started we were seeing most of the time when they were coming in the foster care system for a long time. they are put into group homes or some kind of other care. i think there is a belief system that maybe somebody wouldn't love a gay kid. we really want to change that. we wanted to recruit families, gay and straight, to be foster parents and adoptive parents. we want to show the youth with the families that love them. almost two-thirds identified gbbt's are actually there because of their identity even in the bay area. they were rejected or they came out and rejected by their family because harassment and bullying and all the other things, foster care is not a good place for them. they probably should have a foster family and adoptive family more than any other ch

but gay and lesbian people go, we're interested in the universal concerns of black people as well., we're segregated. we talk about the necessity for us coming together and yet we're the very ones who split those people off. let's just be concerned about justice and oppression wherever it falls and whoever it affects. >> dr. dyson is representing a middle class intellectual conversation that does not speak to the bread and butter issue that african-american community. the average black person in the hood is not saying that my issue or my priority is gay rights. it's about what it is that the urban league to say what's going to happen to these 100 hbcus getting ready to close? my son can't walk down the street, i can't get a job. what is our agenda? our immediate agenda is not the gay rights coalition. >> but the responsibility of leadership though. >> it's a craft of what's the priority? what is our priority? and our priority is education, economics and the family. and i think those need to be the issues. >> i will say this. you asked for moral -- this is where i sort of come down

collected millions of dollars from gays and lesbians right after he came out in favor of same-sex marriage. >> brown: and ray suarez examines an investigation into whether g.o.p. money-man sheldon adelson violated a foreign bribery law. >> ifill: plus, hari sreenivasan talks with author william dobson about the techniques modern day dictators use to control protesters. they have really developed excellent crowd control techniques where they would move the crowds through with street cleaning equipment, cleaning the same street corner again and again and again. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: pre

craig: i don't know if they were really lesbians. they just sat on lesbian row. but they don't know. they're there out of town. geoff: you tricked these people. craig: no. but one of them called me scum. geoff: nothing wrong with that. craig: well, here's the thing, i kind of liked it. does that make me twisted and weird? geoff: no, it makes you perfect for this show. craig: good night, everybody. good night. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. and of those hospital expansion of plenty of were the people who need the services the most will not be getting its. the multimillion-dollar image campaign why pg&e says it lost its way. to equate a good deal and should not of been offered and now the airline that is refusing to honor its. >>> gave the am t

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i think lesbians like a super wide vagina on their partner. the more she can shove in, the more sexual. you shouldn't sircumicize. do you have any articles about the benefits of circumcision marks a jewish boy. i know she's not a lesbian. then you don't understand. week 31, i'm not going to sircumicize. i heard on the radio that thomas jefferson owned slaves. he bowed to cultural pressure. some things are just wrong. week 32, i make the mistake of telling my mom i'm struggling with circumcision. i don't think so. i think of the stuff that can get caught in the vagina. that's not nice. andrea. if this child is jewish. he needs to be sircumicized. you don't want your boy to feel strange. that's true. i think my anxiety is fear of having a boy. i am terrified of boys. they are wild and smelly. i said, there is no way to know that. well i know for a fact you don't need it. like i wanted to talk to my dad about his penis. week 34, i don't have the double wide vagina i was hoping for. with just six weeks to go. instructions for peroneal massage. loc

she became a target of lesbian jokes. it's an incident turning into a you tube sensation. we're live from pleasanton with the story. >> this happened here at tommy t's. there was an audience of 275 people. the headliner aimed at a bald man but the room exploded when a woman complained about remarks media made aimed at her about lesbians. this video shows commotion caused inside when a patron tossed a glass of champagne at eddie griffin who directed a joke at this ceo, fiona walsh. the remarks were sexual in nay turks walsh won't talk on camera, asking her attorney to speak on her behalf it was out rainlis and uncalled for. singling out my client. targeting her. and... he threatened her. that is not right it happened about two weeks ago. walsh and a group of friends went to celebrate a birthday. walsh threw her drink at griffin he reportedly dumped a glass of water on her head. tommy thomas is the onlyer. >> she ed shud have just got up if she doesn't like what is being said, just get up, go. >> patrons took griffin's side saying she was hit six times with drinks to the bac

. >> i was a lesbian activist before i became mayor. a good candidate for mayor and they elect med six times already. >> stephen: can you get married in texas? >> sure i can get married to you if you weren't already married. (laughter) >> stephen: i'm flattered. (laughter) can two women get married? >> no. >> stephen: do you have a partner. >> i do. >> stephen: what the... what is she called? >> well, i call her kathy but... (laughter and applause) nafrjts's the official term? >> the official term the first lady. we've been together 21 years. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: could the two of you get married in texas. >> no. >> stephen: do you think that's right sngt >> no. >> stephen: you don't think that's right? >> no, but there are more than 250 other mayors in america that feel the same way i do and now our president thinks that we ought to have equal marriage rights as well. so i'm very happy about that. >> stephen: as mayor of a texas city do you walk around the streets in a ten-gallon hat with your thumbs in your pockets with si

with so many things in the community, during the epidemic, our lesbian sisters stepped up and really took enormous leadership. we saw that in the san francisco police department, and have more gay men working up the ranks, with our first gay male lt. she co-funded the pride alliance, an association that is large naand thriving and lee played a great role. i got to know whelee when we wee on the lbgt board a decade ago. it was shocking to hear about your retirement. and your support is unquestioned. if you look at who is here. the diversity of the police department. would you like to say anything? [applause] >> thank you. thank you. supervisor, for taking the time to recognize lee. she is not just the things you said, but more. she has been a great friend. one academy class in front of me. i am her junior. thank you for recognizing her. she is the best. >> thank you. lee, we will miss you. you will help the mta and i know people were concerend because you are such a great asset. i am glad you won't go far. but we love you, and we will miss you at the department. >> thank you, very muc

this is, you know, a lesbian female, this is my dad, you know, whatever, whatever. >> lorraina diaz isix years for manslaughter and an assault on an officer. >> something that they don't get at home, something they've never had. and in here, an the relationships are much more close because you're so enclosed and you got to see -- you see these people every single day, no matter what you do, you know? so you build these bonds with people. >> many of these inmates become so close that their relationships go beyond mere support. >> women have a much stronger need for touch and to be close to each other and to talk and to have close relationships. >> married in prison? >> yeah, i'm married in prison. >> to who. >> to a woman. >> you got married? >> i've been with the same woman five years. >> many of our women prisoners who would not be gay or lesbians in the free world are, in fact, drawn to each other here in a supportive, family-like concept and that ultimately may lead, actually into sex you, lesbian sexual relationships. >> when i first came to prison, about a year after i was in pris

it allows gay and lesbian priests and elected its first gay bishop nine years ago.ontroversial since every other christian denomination douenounces same-s relationships. on the opposing side, jeff walton with the institute on religion and democracy in washington. thank you to both of you for joining us this morning. susan, let me start with you. how does it feel to be part of the largest denomination in the u.s. to officially sanction same-sex relationships? >> well, i think i can safely say i have never been prouder to be an episcopalian. i was born into a church at a time when girls couldn't be acolytes and women couldn't be priests. we weren't even talking about the inclusion of gay and lesbian people into the church. to live long enough to see what we did last week happen makes me very, very proud. >> yjeff, as we made clear, you don't agree with. >> you san, but is there a place for this kind of evolution of beliefs in the church. some say our understanding of homosexuality is different than it was when christianity began thousands of years ago. >> the proponen

set back for organizers trying to stop gay and lesbian history from being cut from california schools. >> kitchen stove fire in the east bay leaving 20 people out of their homes this morning. quick action from firefighters to make sure the flames didn't spread out of control. >> and cal fire is calling today a pivotal day as it continues to battle a sprawling wildfire. what needs to happen before crews reach containment. >> should they pay more while campus presidents get a raise. i'll explain it all coming up. >> here is a look at high temperatures across the area. it's going to be breezy and cooler than average and pockets of sunshine developing. stray shower possible across the north bay. rest of the country is very summer like, 100 in phoenix. st. louis and boston. we do have flight arrival delays of three hours and 31 minutes. all other major airports including oakland and san jose running on time. >> good morning. i'm sue hall. you see the golden gate bridge, golden gate we have areas of slowdowns and >>. >> eric: good morning, it's 6:29 on tuesday july 17th. a gray start to you

lesbian rights are women's rights. we see that connection as critically important.s country. >> there will be candidates across the country interested in receiving cash from you. let's talk about who you're interested in, the candidates that is. you haven't released an official list of those you plan to support, correct? >> no, we haven't yet. we will in the coming weeks. but this isn't about one campaign or one political cycle. this is about engaging lesbians in the political process to have a voice, a real seat at the table in american politics. and we will define our slate in the coming weeks. but we're about much more than just endorsing a few candidates in 2012. >> is this about people that support planned parenthood? people that support equal pay for equal work? is this about concern for lgbt rights? >> yes, fwz all it's about all things, lgbt rights, equality, women's preproductive freedom ad it's about all those things. >> you have big names that are behind you. do you have a tall live how much money you've been able to raid so far or a goal of what you'd li

police department's gay and lesbian unit -- or lesbian liaison unit will be investigating the beatings of two men. they were attacked sunday night in northeast. police say three suspects began yelling homophobic slurs at the two then and then assaulted them. one man was taken to the hospital for his injuries. >>> a court marshal trial stemming from the suicide death of a u.s. soldier in afghanistan gets under way today. eight soldiers are accused of hazing danny chen before he took his life. a military report found he endured weeks of emotional and physical abuse. a sergeant from ohio -- [ inaudible ] >>> some wowngdzed warriors are on -- wounded warriors are on the last leg of a journey of a lifetime. they left monday on the final stretch of a bicycle trip across america. the destination? virginia beach. they began last month at the golden gate bridge. the ride is called sea to shining sea. the riders are wounded warriors from iraq, afghanistan and vietnam. their goal is to motivate wounded veterans and disabled people across america. >> it's an awesome blessing, kind of like going ba

. >> and it turned out she was also the very first lesbian in space. her partner of 27 years might not be getting the benefits she would get if they were a straight couple. and we'll have sally ride's sister on the program. then we have a fun new segment for you guys. what if we were fox news. >> i'm running for office to help the rich. >> we got him! he said that! can't believe it! all right. we'll do that later as well. it's go time. ♪ >>> now there has been a budding non-controversy about what president obama said in regards to small business owners. i'm going to take you through the whole thing, but what i want you to keep in mind is this is interesting in terms of how it plays out politically, but also about the policy differences between democrats and republicans. democrats arguing for the middle class, and republicans clearly do not want to engage in that argument, because they are not for the middle class. they are for the rich. first let's take a look at what president obama said about the idea of helping small business owners and how they all

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he wants to broaden the legal umbrella so if you are lesbians one lesbian goes to jail and the otherate father can take the child. why would you need special legislation for that? >> here is what is he saying, it applies to not only homosexual but heterosexual relationship get divorced. >> bill: another boone for the traditional family. >> they already can use the court. >> bill: we already have. this that's the point. >> bill: if you are a kid and your parents get killed in plane crash then the closest relative takes you. that's what it. >> that's the point. they are still alive. one is incarcerated and one is in the hospital. >> incapacitated come on. the statute is so limited in california that the judge couldn't do it. the judge would rather have the kid stay in foster care. >> bill: i don't believe the kid should be in foster care. >> it's not needed is the point. >> bill: i agree with guilfoyle. >> court the judge has broad discretion. >> bill: could appoint someone else in the family to be the guardian. the guardian. we don't need like 18 people to be parents. all right. final

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i'm not that kind of lesbian. >> you are of the lipstick variety. >> yes.es, the more i read about her, the more i love her. >> i think she dropped down on the compound on one of those invisible strings like this, and then used a disposable cell phone. >> and she had the help of her high-powered lawyer father. >> and you know who her confidante is right now? >> who? >> nicole kidman. >> no, way! oh, i would love to be a fly on the wall. what about mimi rogers? >> i believe she left. >> they have to do like tom cruise first wive's club or something -- >> no! no! no! no! hah, hah, hah. >> i bet she is thrilled with the news she is in contact with nicole kidman. she used a disposable cell phone, and hired three law firms in three different states. >> that's amazing. >> i'm guessing he was jumping on the couch yelling -- >> no! no! no! no! >> ow! >> he hit the ceiling. >> charlie sheen claims he can see dead people. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> he probably sees a lot of things. >> he said when my friend died i went to comfort his widow, we made toast and

leaders know, that they have the power, they have the moral authority to end the violence around lesbianssgender, bisexual community, but they're choosing not to use the political and moral power they have. as we say, we want to hold the people and governments accountable. i think the time all, and christians the all-i think the time will come when christians will look at why we allow people to perish from hiv and aids at the time when the world knew much and had much to control the virus. >> what about the role in the united states of certain evangelical groups that are pushing particularly in uganda for a crackdown on gay men and lesbians in the legislature? the u.s. connection? and in the backlash once the old legislation was beaten back, saying the u.s. and britain are putting pressure -- the west is putting pressure on uganda to try to change its african views and kind of colonization? how do you respond to that, reverend? >> first of all, i would want to differentiate between african views and colonial views. these laws in uganda are not african laws but these are colonial laws that

we have a program at community connections specifically for lesbian and transgendered folks. and it focuses in on the additional feeling of disaffiliation, of stigma that people experienced when they tried to come out to family members. there are very few communities, regrettably, where you are easily embraced when you reveal an alternate lifestyle, so that you may have been traumatized physically or sexually as a child but then, as you come to identify yourself more fully as a person, you're traumatized all over again for your honesty. and we get into also, i mean the whole bullying aspect within the schools, you know, not only against lgbt youth that are experimenting and really haven't made up their minds as to their sexuality, and so on and so forth. but on top of that, then you lay the layer of the trauma in school. correct, dr. clark? well, yes. that's part of the kind of traumatic experience that dr. harris was talking about. and again, working with different agencies, we're trying to educate providers and educators as well as family members about the experiences of lg

so whether you're a female, whether you're gay or lesbian, whether you're a minority is immaterial tothe guy in the military. we just want somebody that steps up and does their job. >> and close quarters, has this been an issue at all? we heard all sorts of fears that this was going to be bad. >> no. can i tell you, i don't want to speak for the other services and the folks that are down range, but i have not had to deal with any of those issues as the commander of socom. not to say they're not out there and somebody else hasn't had to deal with them, but right now nothing has been raised to my level. >> my interview with admiral mccraven continues in a moment. up next, the qualities he says are crucial to become a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many greatlavors, you're making it very

your first lesbian relationship. what were you thinking about? >> you know what? i was thinking that she is such an amazing person. and no matter what, like i still wanted to have a friendship with her and that she is always going to be someone special to me. so i'm not going to have this covered up, even when i get out. i'm going to keep it. >> so when you're -- >> when my boyfriend sees it? >> when your boyfriend says who is molina, what will you tell him? >> i'm going to say she was my good friend in prison and she had my back. i don't know what i'll tell him. i don't know. maybe i'll tell him the truth. i don't know. if the consequences are that he can't forgive me and he doesn't want to be with me, then that's something i have to live with. >> coming up -- >> i'm going to visit with my mommy. >> jessica styx gets a visit from home. >> you have writing on your arms? >> they're tattoos. >> jessica! >> i know. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give y

. >> the payoff that should never ha >>> a proposal to keep gay and lesbian history out of schools willt make it out on to the ballot. the gay history law signed last year requiring schools to integrate lessons about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender history with existing lesson autos new trouble for pensionund covering more than a million and a half state employees. cal pers reports it earned just 1% on investments last year, below projection of 7.5% and there is a separate fund earning just 1.8%, those fall short, the state is required to makeup the difference. >> state park employees were trading vacation time for cash as the crisis was forcing parks to close or cut back and investigators say the deputy director was behind the scheme they say was enujical. and allowed employees to cash in vacation time. no such buyouts have been approved since 2007. he received one of the largest checks for $20,000 when parks need it most. >> there a number of park that's only needed $50,000 and 200,000s thadz would have got them through so they won't be on the lice lopez turned in by a whistle