mountain." >> seth: okay, so question for you jenny, why do lesbians drive hatchbacks? >> so they have a place to put all of their khakis. >> seth: yeah but, i like hatchbacks, does that make me a lesbian? >> no, your hair cut makes you a lesbian. [ light laughter ] >> it's true. >> seth: is it? >> yeah, well, ellen called and she wants her hair cut back. >> seth: all right. [ laughter ] >> hey seth, why don't you tell one? >> seth: no, i don't think i should. >> come on. >> seth: i don't think it will [ cheers ] >> yeah. >> seth: yellow stone national park has announced they're making some changes in order to boost attendance from african americans. for example, from now on the geyser, old faithful will shoot grape soda. >> how dare you! >> seth: you told me to! >> you should be ashamed of yourself. >> seth: you said it would be okay. and you all cheered for me. >> no.

lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgender -lgbt community, so i thought this is where you're supposed t start a new life. have in study university will be studying them. helps them to feel better >> they share the floor with 20 those in the lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgender -lgbt community have one requirement. >> i cannot force you to love everybody on this floor but i can't require you t be respectful.ut >> spoke to many other students who are participatingng in the nethers fox 8 news. fall allergies began to pop out for now warrenen that the sentence could be more than you thinke dts bought a new virus emily valdez new iphone seven the kaizen various colors is alsoo water and dust resistant featuring a 12 megapixel high-speed sensor but not too happy about the lack of headphone jack, preparation people to pay extra for the beginning friday and installers september 16. fall around the corner and so is allergy season. >> it is here, dr. weather warningg your symptoms could be more than just allergies the virus strain popping up with symptoms that mimic allergies, they say that you should pay

students in this llc, they share a floor with 45 students, so more than 20 are not part of thehe lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgender the dull and toys are at 100% capacity, here they say that all that they really want in lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgender -lgbt committee is to have i think that it will be more apparent tonight have thunderstorms and with the setting sun, some of the light may give us an anti- crepuscular light show. when the sun sets the top of the thunderstorm the reverse happens showers/storms and illinois, chicago this is a thundery season from chicago to minneapolis and we have been relatively dry as the pattern continues except some of these will move in tomorrowowas as a front begins to have been required to slowly make our way into the akron-canton area, there is one entering deerfield in the southeast portion of none of these right now have lightning record was 94 in 1939 a lot of people say, when are we going to c normal low of 59 degrees return you'll see the coming of the 8 -day outlook tonight, she admitted it will be very fleeting isolated and more than anything

campus can be a difficult adjustment for any student away from home e >> though some identify with lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgender -lgbt. he said hesont can be living space for the students a dave nethers joins us my >> outside of korb hall, and gender-neutral dormitory at ken state universityor the school h preserved a parta of one of the floors to create what is called a living, learning community, specifically for lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgender -lgbt students and supporters . on college campuses these llc are not unusual, we see them al the time some are for honor students, some for athletes, some are forho rotc students ha something in common, but they hear at korb hall they have 22 students who identify with lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgender -lgbt committee living on part of theer third floor they said oftentimes they are lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgender -lgbt community th worry about the inner cells and they can focus on their studies. >> the 22 studentsr share the floor with more than 20 other students were not part of the lesbian,gay,bisexual,transgender -lgbt q cane-toting and i

>> no, your hair cut makes you a lesbian. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, well, ellen called and she wants her hair cut back. >> seth: all right. [ laughter ] >> hey seth, why don't you tell one? >> seth: no, i don't think i should. >> come on. >> seth: i don't think it will sound right coming from me. [ cheers ] >> yeah. >> seth: yellow stone national park has announced they're making some changes in order to boost attendance from african americans. for example, from now on the geyser, old faithful will shoot grape soda. >> how dare you! >> seth: you told me to! >> you should be ashamed of yourself. >> seth: you said it would be okay. and you all cheered for me. >> no. >> don't pin this on them. >> seth: black women and lesbians are liars! ? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we'll be right back ds virgin racing entered formula e because we thought it was the best way to accelerate the development of electric vehicle technology. hewlett packard enterprise is the perfect teammate because they have the data analytics platform to help us win today... and it solutions that help create a more su

it's still very unlikely but you nobody thought that gay and lesbian people would be a particular target of terrorism, and you know, this guy may have picked disney world instead if it had been a different day. i don't think we can live our lives in fear of terrorism and i think it would be a mistake to start arming everybody. i mean, you hear arguments that if gay and lesbian people who were in the bars, had guns maybe they could have killed him before he killed so many pele happens in other places where people have guns in bars, and people die, because people get angry with each oorks or feel disrespected. so you know, guns are literally a doubled edge weapon. they can protect you, and they can also hurt you. and so i think that is not the answer. i think the answer is greater individual lens, more preventive to do more in preventing mass casualty attacks, and as much as punishing and deterring them. deterrence doesn't work. these are suicide killers e these are individuals who don't threat to survive. so the death penalty is not going to deter them. we need to focus on preventive acti

mason: i thought we were gonna be in a lesbian relationship. all of a sudden, she wants to become a man and she didn't even let me know about this. sutherlin: it just bothers me when tabitha refers to me as "she" because i'm not a she anymore. mason: this is her choice. it's blindsided me, it's blindsided our relationship. sutherlin: i'm pretty much hoping the judge will talk some sense into this woman. mason: this transition is totally breaking us apart. sutherlin: if tabitha can't support me through my whole transition, then we will have to go our own separate ways.

and ask those leaders in faith communities, how they plan to respond to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, and queer community, and we move forward. from the campus of san jose state university, welcome to this edition of equal time. i'm your host journalism school director, bob rucker. today we will hope to have a candid conversation about things that are on your mind and certaintly things that we've been talking about in our communities. so let's meet our panel of experts. i am father saju joseph, a catholic priest and pastor at st. julie billiart perish in san jose. was a judge in dioses station, tribuna and we are -- i'm blessed to be part of the community which says a message: all are welcome, and we really live it. that's so beautiful, i'm the reverend nancy palmer-jones, the senior minister at the first unitarian church of san jose, downtown on third street. we too are a welcoming community with a long history of lgbtqia activism and inclusion. we also welcome people of all faiths and theologies. my name is zahra billoo, i'm a civil rights attorney and the executive di

and so, when straight men imagine lesbians, they imagine like long fingernails, not true. they imagine two sides of long hair, not always. and they don't imagine as many jackets as we have in real life. so the important thing about the show i think is showing us as we really are. ? is there a quintessential i have like a greatest hit. it's about -- guacamole. i was on a party planning committee and i was suggesting the game whack-a-mole and somebody else on the committee look at me and said, "i think it's pronounced guacamole." that's actually amazing because that's not what i meant at all. that woman thinks i don't know how to say guacamole, how does she think i live my life? like, how does she think it goes for me when i go to chipotle? ? stand-up is awesome. stand-up is awesome. we are arrogant people. we're arrogant people because why would you do this job if you didn't think that you were a special flower. because you're getting up on stage and being like, "no, i got it from here." like there's some arrogance in there. but we're also, i think deeply nervous about whet

to a report by the movement advancement project, about one third of individuals that identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender come are people of color. as mainstream lgbt communities celebrate victories on the journey to equal rights, lgb out. this group becomes vulnerable to homophobic discrimination and racism, creating a vortex of injustice known as double discrimination. a host of disparities can emerge, says moyer bailey, assistant professor of gender and sexuality studies at northeastern university. >> one of the things lgbtq important issue. issues of housing discrimination , poverty, unemployment, all of that perhaps is more pressing than the question of marriage. karen: the executive director of the lawyers committee for civil rights. the committee does a significant amount of antidiscrimination work to protect communities of color as well as people identifying across sexual orientations and gender identities. , particularly marriage, has been the law of the land. at the same time we see significant setbacks that specifically affect lgbt people of color, particularly

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hillary clinton takes money from the saudis, saudis abuse women, gays, lesbians, christians and jewsnd she never says anything negative about them. takes millions of dollars about them. i would think the champion of women's rights cares about that. >> i'm biassed. this is my field, national security. but i truly believe the majority of americans when they go to the polling booth in america, the primary question will be, which one of these candidates will make me and my family safer? and if you think it's hillary after benghazi, after syria, after the russia reset, then i'm sorry. you live in a fantasy land. >> all right. dr. gorka, thank you. >>> up next on this busy news night tonight right here on "hannity." >> single weapon that she's got is the media. without the mainstream media, she wouldn't even be here, folks. that i can tell you. >> donald trump trashes the liberal lap dog media for being in the tank for hillary clinton. aj and joe react next. >>> later, a new report from "politico" says the clinton campaign is in a panic about possible low african-american voter turnout a i

that way to those women and then take money from saudi arabia that abuses women, kills gays and lesbians and persecutes christians and jews. that question hasn't been asked by anybody yet. >> two segments or three segments going country by country over how they treat women, how they treat gays and lesbia lesbians, how they treat christians or jews, how much money they gave clinton foundation, the amount of money bill clinton made for their personal family out of that kind of deal with the russians are clearly paying them off. the challenge you've got with the clintons is nobody has been better at being in the mud than they have. and they can live in the mud. for some reason they've acquired this skill that if they can get down there and get dirty enough, people get disgusted and in disgust they might be able to win. the clearer it is how bad they are, the clearer it is what the choices in your life are -- for every american to understand, this is how bad the economy is going to be, this is how she's going to kill jobs, this is how bad your security is going to be, these are the risks she

go to work or school or can leave the country, you grow up in a country where they kill gays and lesbians, where they persecute christians and jews. she takes their money, they buy her silence. if you grow up under that cultural divide, the direct antithesis to our constitutional republic, why can't we ask if you want to abide by our laws and our culture before you come here? why is that described as bigoted? >> not only should we ask that, that's the oath that you take when you become a citizen of the united states. you renounce allegiance to all other sovereigns, you pledge allegiance to the united states, and you pledge you will give up your life in defense of the united states. so when we say that we want people, like donald trump says, that come to the united states who love this country, that's built right into our constitution. hillary clinton doesn't understand our constitution. she doesn't respect our constitution. her knowledge of foreign policy is a joke. her performance on foreign policy was a disaster. every single thing in the world is worse. >> let me ask a question, becaus

we know that gays and lesbians in saudi arabia can get the death penalty.can't build a jewish temple. there's a guy over here with a sign that says "jews for trump." and you can't build a christian church. would you ever take money from a country that treats gays, lesbians, jews, and christians that way? >> well, you don't want to do that. >> and women? >> if they knew about it, that would be one thing. i assume they knew about it big league. but certainly they know about it now, so maybe they can give the money back. i've actually called -- i've actually called -- >> wait a minute. they knew about it because that has been saudi arabia's practice for years. >> let's give them the benefit of the doubt. >> you're going to give hillary the benefit of the doubt? i'm not. >> you know what? they should give the money back. i've been saying this for a long time. they should give the money back. >> should they give the money back? [ audience cheering ] [ audience chanting "give it back" ] >> what does it say she claims to be the champion of women's rights and gay a

and act that way to those women and take money from saudi arabia that abuses women, kills guys and lesbians and persecutes christian goes and jews? that question hasn't been asked by anybody yet? >> i think two segments or three segments, going country by country over how they treat women, how they treat guys and lesbians, how they treat christians and israelis, how much money they gave to the clintons or, as you mentioned briefly, looking at the iranian deal and the amount of money bill clinton made for their personal family out of that kind of deal, where the russians are clearly paying them off, i think there are lots of things. the challenge you've got with the clintons is nobody has been better than being in the mud than they have, and they can live in the mud. for some reason they've acquired this skill that if they can just get down there and get dirty enough, people get disgusted, and in disgust they might be able to win. the clearer it is how bad they are, the clearer it is what the choices in your life are, you know, for every american to understand this is how bad the economy is

do you think lesbians are mean to men? have you ever talked to a straight married woman over 45? mean to men? give her some white zinfandel, she'll commit a hate crime, she doesn't care. she is pissed! get her all saucet up going in! she's, like, he's a typical man, a more ron who can't commune cairkts doesn't pull his weight around the house. you're going, okay, lady, well, you're talking about your son and he's a toddler, so scale it back. ( laughter ) i'm in a relationship now but i was single for a long time, you know, because of my schedule and my personality, whatever, whatever. ( laughter ) i just get so confused. which means i confuse left and right, and right and wrong, you know. ( laughter ) i always try to blame things on my dyslexia constantly. i'm, like, i didn't know i'm dyslexic! i'm an idiot, i didn't know! i get so confused with dyslexia! do i pay in the store, out of the store? what do i do? ( laughter ) one time being dyslexic was checkpoint, just a random stop, and i got nervous, and then the cop goes, to prove you haven't been drinking, i want you to do the a

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equal for minorities and everyone in this country regardless if he's you know, black, hispanic, gay, lesbian, i think everybody should be treated right by the authorities, and it's not going on right now. but it's not going to happen right away. it's going to take time. 5, 10 years. 15. who knows. but it has to start. that's the most important thing. >> t.j. ward the second broncos player to protest social injustice during the national anthem. ward raised his fist while marshall kneeled again. as far as the game itself, shane ray impressive with the three sacks, but the star of the show was obviously trevor >> siemian slides to the left. >> ball from sanders, sanders is there, make it is catch! denver touchdown! >> reporter: have you ever had more fun playing football? i guess it's an obvious heck no. >> yeah, it was a great team win. really cool to be a part of. >> reporter: and this place on the road presented problems for the broncos before. >> yeah, we knew the noise was going to be a factor, but there's not a lot of things better than winnon >> reporter: tell me about the first touchdow

are killed for being gays and lesbians and they persecute jews and they persecute christians.s that hypocrisy? >> everybody understands what's going on there. a lot of people have been saying it and they're just not picking it up. they don't like seeing what's happening in the polls. we're leading in florida. we're leading in ohio. >> it's 243 to 242. that's how close the race is. coming up, we're just getting started. donald trump with us for the entire hour. coming up next we'll talk to the reverend darrell scott. also don king is in the house. we'll join us straight ahead. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extra

other states with policies like hb2 the law that struck down local measures protecting gays and lesbians from workplace discrimination and prohibited cities from passing new anti- discrimination policies. you're looking at bathrooms here because this discussion took the national stage when north carolina bans people from using bathrooms that don't correspond with their biological sex. the city of california bans city state workers from traveling to any state that is discriminatory. the ncaa is canceling events through north carolina in1017. there are some exceptions to california's new law and employees may still be required to go to those states if they are called for legal, legislative or safety reasons. in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> any exemptions for religious reasons? >> there are 20 other states in addition to north carolina that have passed religious freedom measures. for example, in indiana, which allows private businesses to "discriminate" against homosexuals, california's new law may allow state employees to decline travel to those states, as well. >> thank you. >>>