he says lgbt recruitment is not new but these ads are a game changer. >> if you never actually show lgbt families that are officers, young people may not consider that as a career. >> reporter: the board president of the lgbt community center says lgbt officers are better equipped to handle issues like the higher suicide rate in the community. >> if they understand what the lgbt mental health issues are, there's greater compassion and greater understanding of how to deal with that. >> reporter: we showed this flyer to people in san jose and asked them what they thought about the new recruitment campaign. >> especially in the current political environment, with the military, i think it's a great way to show that we are companions to all people. >> i think it's great. it's perfect. i think it should be representative. >> reporter: police chief eddie garcia will be in this weekend's silicon valley pride parade. the new recruitment materials will be there, too. >>> you no long ver to go online to buy a book from amazon. abc 7 news was in san jose as the company opened its first brick and mor

he says lgbt recruitment is not new but these ads are a game changer. >> if you never actually show lgbt families that are officers, young people may not consider that as a career. >> reporter: the board president of the lgbt community center says lgbt officers are better equipped to handle issues like the higher suicide rate in the community. >> if they understand what the lgbt mental health issues are, there's greater compassion and greater understanding of how to deal with that. >> reporter: we showed this flyer to people in san jose and asked them what they thought about the new recruitment campaign. >> especially in the current political environment, with the military, i think it's a great way to show that we are companions to all people. >> i think it's great. it's perfect. i think it should be representative. >> reporter: police chief eddie garcia will be in this weekend's silicon valley pride parade. the new recruitment materials will be there, too. >>> you no long ver to go online to buy a book from amazon. abc 7 news was in san jose as the company opened its first brick and mor

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there are now 45 lgbt mps.nelli, who also came out when i did last year, and labour's chris bryant who came out in 2000 and organised this photo. so, chris smith, you came outjust a year after i was born, not to make you feel old in any way! it makes me feel ancient. i'm so sorry. but you were really a pioneer for the lgbt community and obviously you made that very public declaration about your hiv status in 2005. how difficult was that both personally and professionally for you? for nine years, i was the only openly gay member of parliament. since then, i haven't regretted making that decision for a single moment. in terms of on the doorsteps in your constituency, what was the kind of response? were you concerned about that? was there any anxiety, were there any comments? i was terrified and no one had ever done this before, so i had no idea what the reaction was going to be. there was no social media in those days, thank goodness. but i did get letters from people all around the country and a lot of them were

what is left out are protections for the lgbt community. they're already -- let's look at this, tucker. the elderly community is already a marginalized community. think about the fact if you were lgbt or even like the worst, trans-gender, they're the most disenfranchised. they're the most vulnerable. i want to say this. just consider if you will, i am myself and openly gay. say 30 years from now i've been in a relationship a couple decades and this bill wasn't in play, it would deny my partner the ability the visit me because a nurse might have a problem with it. >> tucker: no. again, you're skirting the point i'm making, which this bill criminalizes speech. if you use the wrong word, you can be put in jail. that is grotesque. and i understand that you're enthusiastic about expanding rights for lgbt elders. okay? but why in the world would you as an american who once wore the uniform support a bill that would criminalize speech? because elder abuse is inherently wrong. i will read the bill -- >> tucker: slow down. speech is not abuse. >> no

of some of the kinds of a treatment that the lgbt people have. at the hands o. you know some of the church's ministers and i think it's really very unchristian and needs to be rectified. what is catholicism news if it com be compassionate towards the lgbt community? well i would say everything. of the catholic church can't be compassionate towards its own members than we have to ask ourselves why we've been following jesus i mean the heart of the gospe. is mercy in jesus is always reaching out to people who felt like they were on the margins over and over and over in the gospels. i witnessed myself this kind of struggle within the church of england about thirty years ago however. gay clergy is the catholic church well the behind the times. well i think that church always lagged a little bad i things as they say in centuries not in. years but really it's time for the church to in a sense recognize that these people exist. and that they are already part of the church and to really welcome them. in a way that makes them feel valued and. visible. father james martin

that is why it is called when we rise, not when lgbt rises.omen's movement, and something called peace movement from the 70s which we seem to have forgotten about. i was writing this as a warning to get back to coalitions so we would not be defeated and the pendulum of progress would keep going forward. instead, we were divided and we were conquered. and now it is a warning. and so i am doing projects which show a path forward. it is not unique to be in this position where the pendulum is so far back. it is part of a process, and there is a way forward. a final point, you have talked a lot about what drives your filmmaking and activism. you also said earlier in this interview, you cannot deny your mormon roots and you want a big family. you are married, happily married. yes. children is definitely something you want to embrace. absolutely. yeah. i am wondering how would you fit all of this in. the wonderful thing about writing in particular is that production is difficult, but with writing, you are also looking for distraction, and children pr

check it was first lgbt gang they used to hang out gallery and china town.ey watts and they are done with violence done with crime and more than just wo words. they have put in the work. they're now opened their own kloming store in anacostia. >> i've been stabbed and s shot. >> this subject of this documentary film check it was brutsal d.c. street gang made of lgbt youth. >> i was all over the news back then and stealing. >> star bennett started check it years ago. >> dresses and jumpers and shorts. >> now she's helped transform it. >> we have a store and sell clothes and doing this and that's a good look for us. >> clothing store got off the ground this summer thanks to d.c. activist ron goldman. >> we're struggling but got there. >> star reached out to him after he swent to jill for assault and her sister nearly lost her legs in shooting i was 14 when i got shot and sitting on my mom's porch and i don't know where the shot came from. >> it's not what you want to do. >> check it. it's the only documented and known -- >> they rebanded check it from gang to

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your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between show. tonight, we have two great interviews from two great people who do so much for the lgbtq community right here in san francisco. we'll speak to dr. marcy adelman, who's one of the co-founders of openhouse, a resource organization for lgbtq seniors. she'll talk about a new development, strictly, well, i shouldn't say strictly, but inclusive of lgbtq seniors, and affordable housing. we'll also speak to ed decker, who's the artistic director of the new conservatory theatre center, about a new program that he has, right now, that's playing at the theater, and we should all go see.

. - [announcer] it's the michelle meow show, your atoz covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in betweenparkling music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between. i'm so excited to be back in studio and producing a brand new show for you tonight. i had to take a couple weeks off after pride to recuperate and sleep. i hope everyone had a wonderful pride. tonight we're going to do something a little different. we're going to play some short documentaries that i helped co-produce with local filmmaker, jethro patalinghug and josua guerci. the short documentaries reflect on local lgbtq leaders and how they feel about the resistance movement. first one out is a san francisco gay men's chorus and glen hensandro.

she said there are many people who identified a lgbt in the nfl but they don't people comfortable with being public about it. she said the more we can create an environment that welcomes all types of people, the more we can help ease the pain and be urd that many carry every day. 49ers fans we talked with are all for it. >> as long as she is good at what she does, it shouldn't matter. i think that professionalism it doesn't matter as long as you have a job to do and do it correctly. >> i don't see a problem with it. it's terrific. >> reporter: coach sowers played football for the u.s. national team. she will work mostly with the wide receivers. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> breaking news tonight, violence outside president trump's phoenix rally. >> coming up we'll take you live to arizona where police in riot gear were forced to use pepper spray and tear gas. >> do you know your license plate number? you'll need to know it to park in this parking lot. >> and lotto fever across the country. >>> enjoy temperatures slightly below normal today but turning up the heat in the coming days.

the trump administration maintains that they'll ensure the lgbt rights are protected. just one of a series of announcements made by the president last night. hours after that order the president pardoned sheriff joe arpaio of arizona. arpaio was convicted for not stopping detaining latinos. plus, the top aid is no longer employed by the administration. >> patriot prayer tried to hold a rally in san francisco but was forced to council after a counter protest. the city's entire police force remained on duty as a precaution. city officials were worried about the potential for the kind of violence that broke out during a similar rally in charlottesville this month where a protester was killed. >> there was violence in the wake of last week's attacks that left 120 dead and 115 injured. the slogan was, i'm in order afraid. ordinary people led the march. volunteers handed out tens of thousands of roses in red, yellow and white the colors of barcelona's official city seal. much more to come tonight, a complete check of the forecast and the queen of soul takes the stage at them

. >> it's making a big push to attract more officers from the lgbt community.ann trujillo is live looking at the program. >> reporter: the first shows an officer leaving his wife for work. the second one shows a lesbian leaving his partner for the day. the third shows a male leaving his partner. they hope the ads will encourage more people in the lgbt community to consider wearing the badge. >> i only need a few things from you. once you qualify in the general aspects of being a law enforcement officer, i just need you to have a willingness to serve and a willingness to sacrifice along with your fellow officers. >> i think it's just brilliant. >> reporter: county supervisor ken yeager sits on the lgbt advisory board. >> why wouldn't you want someone who is qualified to protect your neighborhood if there is particular crime, and why should you care if that person is straight or gay? >> reporter: officer james gonzalez is featured in one of the videos. >> that visualization of what my family looks like is going to be a big deal for people who are considering brin

she said there are many people who identified a lgbt in the nfl but they don't people comfortable with being public about it. she said the more we can create an environment that welcomes all types of people, the more we can help ease the pain and be urd that many carry every day. 49ers fans we talked with are all for it. >> as long as she is good at what she does, it shouldn't matter. i think that professionalism it doesn't matter as long as you have a job to do and do it correctly. >> i don't see a problem with it. it's terrific. >> reporter: coach sowers played football for the u.s. national team. she will work mostly with the wide receivers. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> breaking news tonight, violence outside president trump's phoenix rally. >> coming up we'll take you live to arizona where police in riot gear were forced to use pepper spray and tear gas. >> do you know your license plate number? you'll need to know it to park in this parking lot. >> and lotto fever across the country. >>> enjoy temperatures slightly below normal today but turning up the heat in the coming days.

they're better equipped to handle issues like the higher suicide rates. >> they understand what the lgbtalth issues, then there's greater compassion and greater understanding of how to deal with that. >> if you never actually show lgbt families that are officers, young people may not consider that as a career. >> police chief eddie garcia will be in this weekend's silicon valley pride parade. the new recruitment materials will be available too. >> california state assembly lawmaker could take up a plan to establish universal health cay by the end of the year. it would replace insurance companies with a government run company. anthony rendon has been under fire for refusing to bring it to the assembly floor. he says it still needs key details like how the system is going to work, how it's going to be paid for. >> an austrian tourist is recovering after being struck by lightning in the sierra. happened while he was hiking with two other people on tuesday west of truckee. this is video of the area from the highway patrol. the man sustained major burns throughout his body, and look at this.

check was first lgbt gang in u.s.that happeninged out around chinatown and gallery place and they're off the streets with a brand new mission. lindsey watts joins us with their story. >> mibz say they are done with violence and done with crime and more than just words. they put in the work. and now open their own clothing store in anacostia. i've been stabbed ten times and shot. >> the subject of this documentary film check it, was a brutal d.c. street gang made up of lgbt youth. >> all ove for robbing and fire. >> star bennett started check it years ago. >> dresses and jumpers and shorts. >> now she's helped transform it. >> we selling clothes and doing this that's a good look for us. >> clothing star got off the ground this summer thanks to lon time d.c. activist ron moton. >> we're struggling but getting there. >> star reached out to him after she went to jail for assault and her sister nearly lost her legs in a shooting. >> i was 14 when i got shot. i was sitting on my mom's porch. i don't know where the shot. >>

your a-z covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between.elle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a-z, covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between show. tonight, we have filmmakers and activists who will be here with us to talk about their work, and the impact of their work. delores huerta, a longtime activist, is here, also, director and filmmaker peter bratt, on their new film, "dolores," which opens up here in the bay area in september, will talk about their film, the documentary that focuses on the work of dolores huerta. we also have quentin lee, who will talk about his documentary, documenting his life as a gay hollywood dad, that's all coming up here on the program.

the a's are known to support the gay community process they host a lgbt night but the a's on are damage control. sergio joining from the castro district and fans reacting of course to the news. >> reporter: peggy, the game starting here in a few minute. a few of the people i talked here with here in the castro district they agree with the suspension and they hope that joyce learns a lesson from the mistake. in all happened during the eighth inning of last night's game according to associated press photographer, matt joyce was walking to the dugout and shouted the gay slur at the fan and challenged him to a fight. joyce admitted what he said and immediately apologized. foeft most of the fancy talked with say what he said was bad but his apology is more important. >> there is no excuse. there is no good excuse for that kind of language to be said and ever used. you know i really hope the people out there can find it in their heart to forgive me. >> i'm just somebody who doesn't think that you should judge someone for one incident, one moment in their life. >> i think it's unfortunate that

lgbt community in the twin city of hull in sierra leone where homosexuality is still illegal. a provocative installation examining the everyday experience of people facing hate crimes. there was a hate preacher in america who said that all gays and lesbians should be locked in an electric fence and occasionally thrown in some food and water and they would die out because they could not breed. it is a nasty hate crime. philip larkin spent 30 years as the librarian at the university of hull where a new exhibition reveals his private life like never before. it celebrates in all its forms with three floors of interactive exhibits including an excitable purple robe at. i am a loose card. these aerial acrobats took inspiration from european comics for a breathtaking outdoor spectacle, on display for free in the west park of hull. in edinburgh, hull 2017 supported theatre company is going to the fringe festival and send volunteers to spread the word about the city of culture. we are representing hull. september is set to be a huge month culture wise, for a start, it is the tenth anni

the lgbt people of russia, of whom there are millions.ough to express their individuality and be honest. and i just know that they are very grateful when you arrive and you say, it'll probably be all right. keep at it, keep fighting. that is all i'm really doing. 0ccasionally, you can point out the facts that have got lost. in india, and kenya, they have laws which the british empire put in place. anti—gay laws. when we withdrew, we lefties bad laws behind. now these local laws are being defended by the indians and kenyans and they say, don't come to us with your foreign idea. i want to say, no, i want to take this away which we should have taken away when we left your country. we're almost out of time. i want to bring it back from the public ian mckellen to the private and deeply personal ian mckellen. it seems to me that you have always guarded your own private life. i know that at one point, you decided to write an autobiography. you took the money, the advance. i didn't. it was offered. you handed it back and never actually got it. th

very hard to convince republican voters and policymakers to support lgbt quality -- equality. they do a lot of work behind the scenes. one of the things i have learned oftenthem is that they in theposition that is republican party. there is a lot that comes behind the scenes. what has been some of their success? >> as you may guess they face a lot of challenges. it is worth noting that there is a way for them to be sympathetic. most recently last year john and supportedt same-sex marriage and did not want to overturn the courtroom findings on that. success came early on in the early 80's specifically in california. he is still active but he was active more and the 70's. he has told me a story about the police chief of los angeles. bars andclosed gay there were this crackdown. beloved him to support a gay-rights bill that later was vetoed. full circle based on the conversation. >> what are some of the hurdles they face. >> at the turn of the 20th century they had about 13,000 members. that is more than the entire national organization. will are candidates who butsomething and s

. >>> lgbt advocated are calling for more representation in california school books. they held a public hearing yesterday to get input on what changes should be made. the lgbt community showed up in force to express their desire for more significant and positive presence especially in history books. >> we have a promise in the united states that we are all created equal. that means equal representation. that means equal treatment, so that means equal treatment, so we have to keep true to that. >> researchers find that walnuts activate an area of the brain that controls hunger and cravings. the harvard medical school study used an mri to study the brain when people in the study ate walnuts, they found one part of the brain lit up. participants said they felt less hungry. it's the 1st time a study has shown the impact that walnuts have on our brains. >> what about walnuts and chocolate. or sprinkled on my ice cream. >> happening today, adults can unlease their inner child at fairyland. from 7:00 to 10:00 tonight, the park will host a dance party, puppet shows and other

police department is aiming to for more diversity so making a push to attract more officers from the lgbt community. >> it takes hard work and dedication. >> the department is releasing three new promgsle videos. it shows heteroskaul family of a currently police officer as the officer leaves for work. second shows a less bean couple a gay couple saying goodbye for the day. >> san jose police chief says the adds hopefully encourage people to krp wearing the badge. >> once you qualify in the general aspects of being a law enforcement officers i need you to have a willingness to serve and willingness to sacrifice along with fellow officers. >> the she be layout at pride weekend looking for good men and women who may want to wear the uniform. >> we want to g get back to the he dwefrmg news hurricane harvey closing in on texas. a live look in houston. look there is a lot of traffic still out. past midnight there. people getting out of the way. earlier today the freeways were also jammed. this is interstate 37 north in san antonio. you can see the traffic stretch for miles. thousands of people

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and it doesn't even fit with his prior statements on lgbt writes, claiming to be a champion of lgbt writesof stuff is cool. there is no reason for it. and what is interesting now is that we know the military says they aren't even sure how this will be implemented. my guess is that they are hoping , the policy byst tweets, they will not get put on the line because how do something like that it implemented? we have a very serious issues and this one just seems like an unnecessary distraction that is very cruel. which is why you saw the bipartisan outrage. amy: so what will happen? vanita: you know, that question is one that i'm asking and that many are asking. there was a lawsuit filed yesterday and i suspect there will be more and i think everyone is waiting to see what will happen. because there has not been any plan or process from a white house spokesperson. they were asked what this would look like and they had no idea, either. so i think they are in a wait-and-see approach. there are challenges to this policy and why would anyone think this serve the united states of america, that is b

slogans aimed at people of the lgbt community. so you know, this is a good statement and i commend my fellow commissioners for putting it together. but i have to say that it could have gone so much further. and given the fact that we have a bar now that has been set by people such as senator bob corker and mitch mcconnell that have strong language condemning and questioning the leadership of this president, i just wish we could do the same. >> vice chair? >> commissioner herriot, i understand your statement and i understand a little bit about writing. i am at a loss to understand why the first sentence in that paragraph does not generally cover your concern. it says -- as americans, we are committed to the right to assemble peaceably but we condemn racial, ethnic and religious hatred, incitement and violence. granted, it is a general statement but i do not see why it doesn't cover your concern. you know, we all write differently, and if i were writing this treatment i would not read it the same way, just as you probably would not,

several groups including occupy oakland, black lives matter and lgbt advocacy groups organized and attended the emergency rally. they say it's about standing up against the hate,. bigotry and violence. abby badu/rally organizerreally what we've seen over and over again is that they're actually a violent group of people who are actually targeting muslims, arabs and muslims. they're targeting black and brown communities, immigrants and they're not actually people who care or value free speech. organizers say the trump administration is partly to blame for the kind of sentiments expressed in charlotesville. abby badu/rally organizer:i think they've empowered and emboldened this base of racists. and they're trying to, they're not even trying that hard to distance themselves, without actually naming who is the perpretator and who is the victim. (hermela aregawi)ówe're not sure how late protesters will be out. but we did see dozens of anarchists in the crowds.there is concern that there will be violence later in the night. opd says.. they're paying close attention.reporting live in oakland, herme

whether it is african-american, latino, hispanic, women, lgbt come with experiences that i do not know. this enriches the quality of our work. we know that we are a strong organization and we embrace and incorporate these views. if you are open to in richer life we will enrich your life by engaging with people of differing backgrounds and expenses than you. you will find life to be wonderful. i encourage you to do that. close and i am speaking with young adults at the beginning of their career i have a message i would like to convey to all of you. this is on the issue of integrity. success and future what the finds you in your professional career or whether au fall short will be function of how you view your personal integrity. towell as how you view compromise your integrity. what does integrity mean? i graduated from university of texas as a practicing engineer for many years. and i think about integrity you go into the dictionary and look it up the status of being whole and complete, as a engineer i think about this as structural integrity. complete, we do not worry about a building

mistake this is not racial intolerance, this is an ideology of hatred, hatred towards people of color, lgbts, the jewish community, this was not religious intolerance, these are people who chanted slogans aimed at members of the jewish faith, at members of the lgbt community. this is a good statement. i commend my fellow commissioner for putting it together but i got to say we could have gone so much further and given the fact we have a bar that has been set by people like senator bob corker and mitch mcconnell the past strong language condemning and questioning the leadership of this president i wish we could do the same. >> commissioner gail meriot, i understand the statement and i understand a little about rioting. i am at a loss to understand why the first sentence in that paragraph doesn't generally cover your concern. it says as americans we are committed to the right to assemble peaceably but we condemn racial, ethnic and religious hatred, incitement and violence. that is a general statement but i don't see why that doesn't cover your concern? we all right differently. i wouldn't writ

plans to add lgbt contractors to the preferred program. among small businesses, preferences are currently given to ones that are local, disadvantaged or run by women. the directors will vote on the change next month. >>> here's a live look from walnut creek. >> spencer will show u the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> a warning tonight from "7 on your side." if someone comes to your door claiming to be from your alarm company, it may not be true. >> an elderly woman said it happened to her. >> i've reported on this over and over again. and it's always good to bring this up again. because these are the kind of viewer complaints i receive about home alarm systems. now, this woman says she was

that include racist the nation of islam and anti-lgbt.hile there are none based in charlottesville the southern not pover -- southern poverty center has found identified some of the groups. go to wjla.com and we'll link you to the map to track activity in your area. alison: dit you see this tweet from barack obama? he quoted nelson mandella. it's been retweeted more than a million times and loved more than 2.5 million. larry: new information on explosion that happened at the flower branch apartment a cause not known preliminary report blames buildup of natural gas. alison: "7 on your side" tonight with a call for action. nathan baca at the call for action call center in rockville. with the whole team assembled to help. >> the call for action team going for hours and they have been getting calls for the past while. gary, tell me about calls you are getting. what is it like to volunteer? >> we are getting phone calls about airlines, jewelry stores. government problems, mattress companies, automobile issues. i love working here. with need vo

rafael: debido a las amenazas, esta miembro de la comunidad lgbt calificarÍa bajo las leyes para recibir un grupo social. rafael: en los Últimos cuatro meses esta mujer se ha comunicado vÍa telefÓnica con miguel lina cada domingo. su estadÍa en el centro de ice no solamente la perjudicado de manera emocional sino fÍsica. miguel lina fue diagnosticada por complicaciones en el corazÓn, pero hay una manera que usted tambiÉn puede venir al rescate. reina tiene seis dÍas para recaudar $2500 por medio de esta pÁgina de go found me, para iniciar el proceso legal que puede ser complicado. >> la gente de gas en una maleta de pruebas, pero si va a una psicÓloga puede hacer constar como profesional que esta persona ha sufrido un trauma emocional tremendo. ♪ ilia: un aÑo de prisiÓn preventiva le fue dictada al sacerdote cÁrdenas acusado de asesinar al joven de 16 aÑos el pasado lunes en repÚblica dominicana. periodista: la medida fue adoptada por el juez al encontrar presenta elementos de prueba. lo dicho por el sacerdote no se trata de un interrogatorio sino de una entrevista, por lo que el ministe