also by including lgbt individuals within nondiscrimination provisions. and by ensuring that these and other services funded by this body are made available without regard to sexual orientation or gender identity. as a founding member of the congressional lgbt equality caucus, i have continued to build on these successes by supporting education legislation, including the student nondiscrimination bill to end bullying and harassment that is faced continually by lgbt students throughout our nation. adoption bills such as every child deserves a family act, legislation to modernize laws and eliminate discrimination with respect to people living with hiv-aids. and finally, the equality act that gives consistent protection for lgbt individual as i cross existing civil rights laws -- a-- individuals across existing civil rights laws. every one of these efforts seeks to put an end to the discrimination, to the violence against individuals as a result of their sexual orientation or their gender identity. and i believe each one of them is so strong and deserves to

kate brown, who identifies as bisexual, is already the first openly lgbt person to be elected governor. former new jersey gov. jim mcgreevey came out as gay before he stepped down from office in the early 2000s.polis was one of several lgbt candidates who ran for governor this cycle, along with brown in oregon, vermont democrat christine hallquist

do you feel like the lgbt community is threatened right now? >> absolutely. just taking us in the wrong direction across this country on a number of issues, but certainly in terms of lgbtq equality. i'm so proud of the work we're doing here in oregon to keep moving this state forward and to ensure that every oregonian, regardless of their sexual orientation, has the opportunity to thrive. we will continue to fight back against the federal administration with every single tool that we have, whether it's through the courts, through leadership at the state level, through crafting executive orders, i will use every single tool to protect our community and this state. i look forward to working with my other governors across the country on these issues. i think it's so key that we've tripled the number of democratic women governors across the states with choice on the line as well, with the new makeup of the u.s. supreme court. it's so key that the states play a leadership role in making sure that women across this country have access to the full complement of repr

. >> reporter: harvey milk's nephew saying the man the world knows as an lgbt icon was a personal herosharing some of the inspiration his uncle shared with him before his death. >> your differences, what makes you different is the medicine that will heal the world. and we, in san francisco, you, in san francisco, are reminding the world that those differences are the gifts. >> reporter: city leaders today recognized their service, saying their commitment to ensure all communities are represented in the hall of the president serve as a legacy to them. >> they paved the way for so many leaders that you see standing here. >> the lessons and work the george moscone and harvey milk left behind provided a foundation for a new and better san francisco. >> reporter: tonight, as they have every year since the assassination, a crowd will gather here in the castro to walk to city hall to hold a candlelight vigil to remember these two slain city leaders. the gathering is set to start here in the castro at 7:00 tonight. live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >> such a sad day in

she is calling for more lgbt inclusiveness on the part of christians. at uc berkeley, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> up next at 11:00, a break from reality they desperately needed. special show of support for a young fire victim at tonight's 49ers game. >>> the mayor promised a cleaner san francisco within three months of her taking office. we're walking the streets to find out if she made good on that plan. our investigation, next. >>> i'll have another look at the smoke forecast and when some rain could help us out. that's in seven minutes. was run promised a cleaner san francisco within 3 months. she made that pled >>> when mayor london breed was running for office, she promised a cleaner san francisco, and she said it would happen within three months. >> she made that pledge after our diseased streets investigation went viral earlier this year. our reporting revealed the dangerous mix of trash, needles and human feces in much of downtown. it's been 90 days, and senior investigative reporter bigad shaban is back on the streets of san francis

i was one of the first open adoptions for an lgbt couple. they split up when i was about four. one of them is partnered, and one of them is not, and then my biological mother, who is also a lesbian. very queer family. growing up in the 90's with a queer family was odd, i had the bubble to protect me, and here, i felt safe. i was bullied relatively infrequently. but i never really felt isolated or alone. i have known for virtually my entire life i was not suspended, but kindly asked to not ever bring it up again in first grade, my desire to have a sex change. the school that i went to really had no idea how to handle one. one of my parents is a little bit gender nonconforming, so they know what it's about, but my parents wanted my life to be safe. when i have all the neurological issues to manage, that was just one more to add to it. i was a weird kid. i had my core group of, like, very tight, like, three friends. when we look at autism, we characterize it by, like, lack of eye contact, what i do now is when i'm looking away from the camera, it's for my own comfort. faces are co

we've been doing lgbt night longer than most teams. enjoy that i work for an organization who supports that and is all inclusive. that means a lot to me, and i wouldn't have it any other way. i wasn't sure i was going to get this job, but i went for it, and i got it, and my first season, we won a world series even if we hadn't have won or gone all the way, i still would have learned. i've grown more in the past four years professionally than i think i've grown in my entire adult life, so it's been eye opening and a wonderful learning >> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to the land use and transportation committee meeting. i am katey tang, the chair, and i am joined by supervisor sandra fewer and ahsha safai. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >>clerk: yes. [agenda item read] >> supervisor tang: thank you. can you please call item one? >>clerk:

borja: es untriste noticia para toda la comunidad lgbt. una familia hispana estÁ desesperada.e 13 aÑos estaba desaparecida en extraÑas circunstancias desde hace tres semanas en carolina del norte. las autoridades afirmaron en rueda de prensa que los informes preliminares indican que su cuerpo habÍa sido encontrado por el fbi en una zona boscosa del estado.

, the riots was the first documented collective uprising of lgbt individuals in the country.ause] >> the riots recently inspired the founding of the transgendered cultural district. the first officially recognized transgendered district in this country. [applause] >> it's important that we remember this history. and that we consider how it impacts us today. the tenderloin is still has the highest concentration of trends -- transgender folks in san francisco. this is changing with the tide of new development. the transgendered cultural district was created not just as a way of preserving the importance of the legacy of the tenderloin, but also as a mechanism to push back against the displacement of the transgendered community. it was created to be an advocate to serve as a resource and a safe space. it is has been -- it has been my honor to present the district thus far along with cofounders. it has also been a great pleasure to work with claire farley and others in the salespersons from the office of sales -- of transgender initiative. oti has been a tremendous resource and s

listen, leaving the eu for lgbt people here is very concerning.ted in the uk and there's a lot of concern, or some concern, for lgbt people, that we're being told that'd be redundant, you don't need to deal with it, we're fine, we like lgbt people. i'm sorry, especially coming from the us, where we had a president campaign with just that slogan, and then roll it all back so quickly. i go, "guys, no, don't take that." if we are leaving the eu, one thing i insist upon is strong law here in the uk that at least matches what the eu gave us. yeah, yeah, yeah. and then even if they pass it, unlike the eu law, it is now subject to the whim of the changing leaders in politics. and some of the people who campaigned for leaving the most vehemently have said some of the most atrocious lgbt things. right. i have to completely hear that from you. we, as a collective, have to be incredibly mindful of something like that. that would scare me. i would like to think that this country is advanced enough that we would definitely stick to what we know and everything

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de tijuana este sitio que se encuentra resguardado por la policía y esa mi espalda que se encuentra lgbtstemos de la vivienda donde los ciudadanos llegaron después del recibimiento de los vecinos >> sienten profundo miedo >> nos >> a los primeros migrantes que llegaron de la caravana >> yya se fue los vecinos nos miraban feos, >> nos tenemos que decir >> este domingo después para solicitar asilo en la frontera de tijuana >> no venimos a invadir ni a molestar, a faltarles el respeto, somos personas tranquilas >> en esta casa se encuentran albergados los emigrantes, sabemos que existe un total de cuatro niños hijos de mujeres que integran el grupo, nos comenta que mañana será posible no pedir asilo, esperan que esto suceda a la brevedad y contar con el apoyo de la comunidad pues algunos de ellos están enfermos, desde tijuana noticieros del mundo >> gracias por el reporte desde la frontera y en breve acribillado un empleado placerno lo mataron >> tiroteo en 1 bar siembra terror cuatro heridos y muerto >> a la vuelta de la pausa estaremos hablando de lo que nos espera en el tiempo exploran a

hasta la capital de mÉxico, la mayorÍa de este grupo de migrantes al llegar y un grupo la comunidad lgbttÁ cada vez mas cerca de llegar al cruce fronterizo pedir asilo polÍtico >>> convirtiÉndose en la primera inmigrantes 76 personas la mayorÍa pertenecientes al colectivo lgbt fueron recibidos en esta casa >>> queremos trabajar. >>> un objetivo compartido por muchos, entre ayer y hoy se organizaron para llegar al cruce fronterizo para pedir asilo polÍtico lo mÁs pronto posible, una larga travesÍa desde centroamÉrica logrado con la ayuda de las autoridades y el pueblo mexicano >>> es increÍble ver el corazÓn que tienen, dejaban de comer con tal de que nosotros comÍamos >>> el contingente principal continÚa su rumbo a pie llego el domingo a una ciudad a 320 km al norte de mÉxico esta maÑana algunos migrantes salieron rumbo a guadalajara mientras que otros llegaron a jalisco anoche y la autoridad locales le brindaron alimento y transporte >>> somos personas pacÍficas en el grupo de nosotros no somos revoltosos no venimos a buscar problemas >>> miles de migrantes que ve mÁs cerca su sueÑo y

was significant at that time. >> and this from lgbt activist cleave jones. >> those two men taught us to fight, love each other, defend each other and hold on to that dream that makes this city so special. >> in san francisco, vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> we have covered the assassinations of harvey milk and george mosconi many times, of course, over the years. you can see all the stories including how we covered it on the day it happened on our website. abc 7 news. >> if you haven't seen it, it's worth revisiting. >>> mark zuckerberg is under fire for skipping a -- an empty chair sat in front of a placard at the meeting in london. attended by lawmakers from nine different countries, including the u.s. >> zuckerberg declined repeated invitations it attend the inaugural session of the international grand committee on disinformation posted by uk's parliament. facebook, instead, sent richard allen, its vice president of policy solutions. that wasn't good enough for members of the panel. >> there were so many questions today that were asked that weren't, frankly, answered by him. he tried. gi

i am very excited to be on this call as the white house lgbt liaison. >> rafi runs my lgbt outreach,ad working in the white house. >> when president obama assumed office, only two states recognized marriage equality. two. by the time the supreme court ruled its landmark decision, 37 states had passed marriage equality laws. insurance companies can't discriminate against people just because they're gay, or just because they're women, they have to treat everybody the same. as a woman, i discovered that i was paying higher premiums than men. well, that's ridiculous. >> as the president's second term draws to a close, this open enrollment period might be one of the most important that we have ever had. history doesn't just travel forward, it can go backwards also. if we ever take our foot off the pedal. true sustainable change comes from the ground up. >> beginning on the campaign trail, ensuring that every american had affordable health care was a top priority for him. he'd experienced his mother's death, and that had a profound impact on him. >> for my mother to die of cancer at age 53

diversity of our country, oui’ women, the full diversity of our country, our women, people of colour, lgbtue, and i think that is a positive thing, because people will see experience, values and concern, people making the decisions about the safety and security of our country. inaudible are you confident that you will be the next big of the house? yes i am. i say to those women, congratulations and welcome. inaudible let me say this in one sentence, i have answered that question, the president said he deserved to be the speaker. i do think anybody deserves anything. it is not about what you have done, but what you can do. what you have done in the past speaks to your credentials. but it is about what you can do and i think i am the best present to go forward to unify, to negotiate, i am a good negotiator, as anyone can see in terms of how we have won any negotiation so far. the only one we didn't win, which wasn't a negotiation, was the tax scam. so i think that my case is about being the best present for how we go forward , the best present for how we go forward, and i will not answer any

leaving the eu for lgbt people here is very concerning. is strong law here in the uk that matches what the eu gave us. the uk that matches what the eu gave us. i would like to think that this country is advanced enough that we would definitely stick to what we've known and everything but i don't think we can take it for granted. known and everything but i don't think we can take it for grantedlj would think we can take it for granted.” would never, ever, a supporterfinal say or second referendum. you might increase the majority. the point is, the process of having that second say undermines the first say. people argue it's more democracy to have more boats but it's not more democracy if you have a rerun of the vote. the british people started the whole process, we want the british people —— british people to endorse the view of parliament. i don't think that's a travesty of democracy. the political anger i feel... democracy. the political anger i feel. . . are democracy. the political anger i feel... are you feeling that? yes, because esse

kate brown, who identifies as bisexual, is already the first openly lgbt person to be elected governorw jersey gov. jim mcgreevey came out as gay before he stepped down from office in the early 2000s.polis was one of several lgbt candidates who ran for governor this cycle, along with brown in oregon, vermont democrat christine hallquist and texas democrat lupe valdez. first female senator from tennesseerep. marsha blackburn became the first female senator to represent tennessee when she outlasted a challenge from former gov. phil bredesen, a democrat who looked to run against his party to win in a state president donald trump won by 26 percentage points in 2016. blackburn, a conservative lawmaker closely tied to the president, looked to nationalize the senate race as much as possible, hoping to tap into the same conservatism that elected trump in order to blunt some goodwill bredesen had built up during his two terms as governor. trump visited the state three times. blackburn has served in the us house since 2003.first female senator from arizona guaranteed, if not yet known arizona is

though right's of women, minorities, voting ofhts, -- hurt the rights women, minorities, voting rights, lgbt writes, and i think that did as much to galvanize people to vote democratic as it did to vote republican, and in the long run, it is going to hurt them much more. >> on immigration reform, the president throughout the -- pictured the migrant caravan as criminals invading the country and a crisis on the border. first of all, just respond to the statement of whether he used that andf how he used second if there is any chance of immigration reform. mr. shuman: -- senator schumer: this president has a tendency to rely on theater and to try to scare people, and to try to win elections that way. the repudiation he received last night shows that does not work with the majority of americans. immigration reform is something i have been passionate about 430 -- for 30 years. comprehensive immigration reform such as senator mccain and i and the gang of april together is something i would seriously look at. it would have a chance in a bipartisan senate for passing. there are a bunch of things i on

ciudadanos, estas personas son ciudadanos humanos como ellos y merecen el apoyo, aquí la comunidad lgbttijuana dijo que estarán viendo y se quedaran allí o serán trasladados a otros lugares hasta el momento ya se encuentran en la espera de iniciar el proceso de asilo, no se pela el transmisión que estamos llevando de la ciudad de tijuana están pasando muchas cosas >>> sabe usted lo peligroso que pudiera ser para su seguridad, les contamos que se desarrolla una nueva forma sepa de cuáles estamos hablando >>>(habla en inglés) allí vemos las imágenes, un policía salva la vida de un recién nacido. [♪ ♪] >>> las empresas se unen para poner a prueba la entrega a domicilio en vehículos autónomos esto iniciará en la florida el próximo año. el gobierno francés presidió una medida paraverificar que facebook realmente tomar acciones para prevenir este tipo de ataques, por el momento no se sabe si los compañeros estarían en las oficinas centrales o en la sede europea. >>> probablemente usted tenga una idea, veremos que en el mercado existen variedades de celulares con inteligencia artificial pero n

we had lgbt updates. we stand with seniors for input from the lgbt community's perspective and the means to address the needs. there was a brief discussion of setting up a nominated committee for the next -- for the offices of president, vice president, second vice president, and secretary. and i wouldn't go into that in much detail, but my understanding is that the nominating committee has been seeking candidates. a particular issue that i brought up is that of the built environment. of greater and greater interest to me as i age. i'm concerned with the safety of sidewalks, traffic lights, broken sidewalks, and in particular concerns to read a notice from greater market street improvement association. it's not quite the right title. they proposed to have bikes and pedestrians on the same sidewalk. my own experience walking and hiking is that this does not work very well, but we formed a committee to discuss the issues. san francisco walk has offered to make a presentation to us. we have a subcommittee, m

. >>> miembros de la comunidad lgbt se solidarizaron, aseguraron que pagan más del mínimo la mayoríarechazado por los sindicalistas >>> el cuerpo de una mujer fue encontrado en un barranco y nos cuentan que agentes del departamento del alguacil investigan los hechos y al parecer la víctima presentaba señales de violencia >>> recibieron algunas llamadas de donde reportaron al parecer una persona tirada debajo de un acantilado y de inmediato la ayuda arribó al lugar. médicos del departamento respondieron al igual que algunos de nuestros agentes para llegar al lugar descubrieron el cadáver de una mujer, un hombre la encontró primero en ese sitio y reporto de inmediato a las autoridades. >>> de acuerdo a los primeros informes el cuerpo estaba tirado en un paraje solitario una persona que pasaba por el sitio fue quien encontró el cuerpo sin vida. no sabemos cuántos años tieneni quien es solo podemos decir que la encontramos muerta y en circunstancias misteriosas al parecer alguien vino y la tiró en este lugar. fueron reportados este mediodíasobre la autopista que atraviesa las montañas, u

when i think about how the lgbt rights movement and how that change from ellen the generous to will andace being the number one show on television to now you have trans women of color leading storytelling change in television and it wasn't until we saw lgbt q people as people that that became more important than the politics and the policies. so i believe cumulatively the stories we tell in books, the stories we tell in movies, the stories we tell each other about who we are is the only way forward. writing this book, i wrote it while i was traveling after trump was elected president, the building manager, i was living in la, said we are not sure what would happen if ice showed up. you might want to move out. this is february 2017. i packed everything i owned and i was thinking of leaving. if you -- my mom is waiting, canada seems great, let me go do that. then i went through this book and it wasn't until i wrote this book that i gave myself permission because i have to give special permission to stay. because i owe it to what my mom did and i owe it to what history calls us and it is i

bank, india has been losing about 2.6 billion dollars each year because of discrimination against lgbtsive, members of the committee feel stricter policies are needed. translation: big companies do not think about this, i think there should be quoted to people like us injobs, to should be quoted to people like us in jobs, to guarantee should be quoted to people like us injobs, to guarantee their should be quoted to people like us in jobs, to guarantee their place, and many apply. the latest campaign is no conditions apply. the mark of their social acceptance, which it hopes will be found in the corporate boardrooms as well. india has around 5 million transgender people, they got legal status back in 2015 india's top court but the social stigma remains. there are those who are hoping to ridge this gap. —— bridge. we will have a news briefing in just a minute. the cia's conclusions into the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi will be published on tuesday, according to president trump. leaks suggest the intelligence agency believes mohammad bin salman, the saudi crown prince, calle

borja: es untriste noticia para toda la comunidad lgbt. una familia hispana estÁ desesperada.hace tres semanas en carolina del norte. las autoridades afirmaron en rueda de prensa que los informes preliminares indican que su cuerpo habÍa sido encontrado por el fbi en una zona boscosa del estado. parece que los indicios como ha dicho el informe preliminar hablarÍa de que sería su cuerpo. esperaremos a conocer la autopsia y los documentos finales pero la familia se esla policÍa cambiando de tema, estamos a pocas horas de que andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador asuma el poder en mÉxico y con esto veremos su forma de gobernar. tenemos algunas de las campaÑas de amlo con las que ha dicho que quiere cambiar a mÉxico. reportera: muchas gracias, caro. comencemos con los cambios en la figura presidencial. el lÍder de morena dijo que renunciarÁ a vivir en la residencia oficial de los pinos en donde han vivido los Últimos presidentes. este lugar es 14 veces mÁs grande que la casa blanca los m nos contactamos con el equipo de amlo y nos dijeron que por tlalpan departamento que habilitarÁ dentro de

scottish students will be the first in the world to have lgbt subjects on the curriculum.e for the students or for the teachers, because some of the first open, formative conversations that stu d e nts open, formative conversations that students will have on these issues and people need guidance. students will have on these issues and people need guidancem students will have on these issues and people need guidance. it has been six years since the removal of section 28 in scotland, which promoted the promotion of homosexuality in scottish schools. what we often say in any scenario is that that often comes in ignorance, and so in order to try and reduce ignorance, we have to educate, and so ignorance, we have to educate, and so they are bringing this into the classroom, which is actually, the fa ct classroom, which is actually, the fact is actually welcomed and supported by the catholic church is really interesting. the catholic church in scotland are saying we do not support abuse and discrimination in our schools either, it is really interesting to teachers because teachi

este grupo estÁ conformado por 85 personas de la comunidad lgbt y se separÓ de la caravana hace variassonas que entren a este paÍs de manera ilegal. palmira: esto ha generado preocupaciÓn y confusión sobre todo en personas que ya tienen casos de asilo pendientes. jaime nos ayudÓ a entender los cambios y lo explica. jaime:se considera afortunada a pesar de que entro con su hijo como indocumentada hace tres aÑos, le aprobaron el asilo polÍtico. >> la jueza me dijo que tenÍa asilo polÍtico. al aÑo del asilo, pedÍ mis papeles para la residencia. gracias a dios ya la tengo, la mÍa y de mi hijo. jamie: migrantes como jocelyn, que entraron ilegalmente al paÍs, no serÁn elegibles para asilo. >>cualquier persona que entra despuÉs del sÁbado, no podrá pedir entra por un puerto. >>siento que esta mal, porque muchas familias vienen huyendo de la violencia. jaime: invocaron poderes de seguridad nacional para protecciÓn contra amenazas extranjeras, para justificar el cambio de polÍtica. varias caravanas de centroamericanos vieran rumbo a estados unidos y una demanda pide invalidar el cambio. un abog

the i focuses in on the record number of women and lgbt candidates making history being elected to congressheated exchange with the press earlier in which he lashed out at various journalists features on the front of the metro. a horrific story about a war hero fighting for his life in hospital after burglars viciously battered him in his home and left him to die is on the front of the mirror. the telegraph leads with an interview with prince charles ahead of his 70th birthday tomorrow. he promises not to be a "meddling" king. and that interview on the front of the express. so much to discuss and let star in the us because of the midterm elections perhaps dominate the front pages in the wake of the democrats winning the house of representatives and the republicans being so successful in the senate. so an interesting headline in the guardian, i will start with you because it is your paper, jim. donald trump issues threat of worrilow response. one might say thatis worrilow response. one might say that is one way of reporting it because he did also call for a kind of collaborative bipartisa ns

i would say also to all of those people out there that you say you support lgbt, you support all of theseamericans and you support transgender people but you don't do anything. so stand up and start call your congress persons and senators and stand up and show the numbers of people who actually do support the troops, support lgbt, support people who are being disenfranchised and shut out. >> kristen, there has been some criticism of the president lately of not deploying troops in combat zones saying that john mccain that what a while ago he was not a war hero but most recently not visiting that american cemetery in france. what was your reaction to that moment a couple of weeks ago in france? >> well, i've spent a lot of time in combat zones and in pretty harsh environments and the rain never stopped us. the weather never stops us. we do what we have to do. we do that. all of the other world leaders were there. it was disappointing, it was disrespectful, it was not cool, not cool at all. >> all right. kristin, we thank you for your service. thank you, joey jackson. thank you for taking ti

for changing the face of city governement by appointing women, people of color and members of the lgbt community to committees and boards making it more diverse. supervisor harvey milk is remembered as a civil rights pioneer...one of the first openly gay people to be elected to office.activist and author cleve jones says the day of the double killing he thought movement to make the city more inclusive died with themthen that sun went down and people began to gather on castro street like you're going to like we're going to gather tonight gay and straight young and old, black and white and brown, immigrant and native born and we let our candles and we march down here and we feel this entire plaza with the light of our candles, and i knew then i was wrong, it was not over it was just beginning, and harvey's legacy and george is legacy continues. we see it in the faces of the people who represents represents city government today, we see at the victories that we are winning we see in the resistance to donald trump and everything that he represents. it's not over those to man taught us how

and to have especially people of color, women, people from underserved communities, the lgbt communityed out by this administration or criticized harshly by this administration, as a person of color there is a tug-of-war honestly that goes on when you're reporting on this. and i don't think that other reporters experience that or understand -- it's not as personal for them. >> yeah, that was the thing. is that it was a lot of backlash to what i said. i think a lot of it had to do with who i worked for. working with espn it's a sports network. so when people come in and tune in to espn not that i make those comments on the air waves, is there's an expectation of what they're supposed to see and get from those talents on the air waves. but as you mentioned, don, is as much as we all take our journalistic credo very seriously, if you're a person of color, if you're an lgbt member, it's hard ever day to do your job. and i got to point where i couldn't hide it anymore. like, i didn't want to talk about blake bortales and who was the super bowl contender. i wanted to try and deal with in som

organize. [ cheers and applause ] and we had workers rights and women's rights and civil rights and lgbt rights and immigrants rights. but, you know what? all that stuff -- all those choices that brought the scope of our constitution to include all people, not just some -- that didn't happen because we all just sat there and waited for it to happen. >> that's right. >> it didn't happen just because a bunch of politicians said, you know what? i decree that good things shall happen. it happened because ordinary people did extraordinary things. [ cheers and applause ] it happened because some housekeeper was cleaning up after somebody else and doing somebody else's laundry and looking after somebody else's child and decided, you know what? i'm going to walk-in stead of ride the bus until i get rights. [ cheers and applause ] it happened because some coal miner somewhere said, you know, i'm tired of seeing all my friends die because there aren't any safety regulations. i'm going to take the risk to go out there and organize a movement for change. [ cheers and applause ] it happened because s

with the radicals on no gun control, who would hurt the rights of women, minorities, voting rights, lgbt rights. and i think that did as much to galvanize people to vote democratic as it did to galvanize people to vote republican. and in the long run, it is going to hurt them much more. >> on immigration reform, the president throughout the campaign pictured this migrant caravan as criminals and people of unknown middle eastern dissent invading the country and a crisis on the border. first of all, just respond to those statements and what you make of how he used that to drum up his base and whether or not there is any chance for immigration reform. sen. schumer: first question. this president has a tendency to rely on fear to try to scare people and win elections that way. the repudiation of what happened to him last night shows that it does not work with the vast majority of americans. i think immigration reform is something i have been passionate about for 30 years. i have been in the house and senate. i would hope we could in a bipartisan, smart way we could get something done. compre

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los primeros en llegar fueron unos y entre miembros de la comunidad lgbt. >> ellos traen sus propiosa luego presentarse ante las autoridades y solicitar asilo. algunos residentes no estÁn de acuerdo ante su llegada. >> estÁ muy pacÍfico ahorita. viene todo eso y hacen un cochinero. nosotros lo tenemos que pagar. >> es un pueblo pequeÑo para recibir a tanta gente. nuestros impuestos son parÁ nuestras necesidades. oscar: residentes dicen estar en contra de los migrantes que provocan problemas o realizan actividades indecentes en vÍa pÚblica. >> vienen a pelear, vienen fumando mariguana. hacen un cochinero. es un abuso lo que estÁn haciendo. oscar: mientras tanto, autoridades mexicanas dicen que van hacer todo lo que estÁ a su alcance para dar asistencia al que vaya llegando. >> el albergue tiene una capacidad para 300 personas y ahorita van a pernoctar sin ningÚn problema. osc partes de las autoridades han incrementado las medidas de seguridada. uniformados aceleran el paso para terminar de instalar alambres de pÚas. soldados continÚan instalando los alambres a pocos metros de este lug

they splintered off, got some bus rides from different lgbt groups, they are startingow up - >> this right. >> harris: it is not new about the size of 12,000 is new. let's let tammy get in here, it's her job to argue with you. >> this not only is happening all the time but numbers are already set the border to get over and this is about launching people to come within a controlled framework. gays and lesbians who are fleeing an oppressive culture, they can file for asylum. we want to make sure this nation isn't turning into the same dynamic they are fleeing. this is why we want some control at the border and reasonable, functional framework. at the same time you are also looking at the crimes and kidnapping, the trafficking that's also been happening with the caravan and i think ultimately for the people who engage in this, paying people money to get there, thousands of dollars to coyotes, putting children through this, is harmful to them and to all of us and this is the president's it d why he was elected, 75% of americans have said that border security has got to be -- >> harris: g

included in the migrant caravan arriving seeking asylum in the us, seven lgbt couples from such americart this week and in a symbolic group would impute organizers of the ceremony to the couples wanted to show their commitment to one another after arriving in tijuana. they joined the caravan to escape anti-gay attitudes in central america. where the lgbt couples face as a nation, salt and even murder. >>> the 2020 census could be a controversial one. the trumpet mistress must ask those surveyed if they are u.s. citizens or not. david lee miller explains the controversy. >> you cannot know your country unless your country knows you. >> mandated by the constitution, every 10 years the government is required to hold a national headcount. as part of the 2020 census, the trump administration must ask all people surveyed if they are u.s. citizens. new york joined by 16 other states, is fighting in court to keep the question off limits. >> we fill the trump administration is trying to politicize the census. >> supporter says this question say american values are at stake. >> is about ideologic

. >> the fight on and on and on for the inalienable human rights, civil rights, women's rights and lgbtights and the sacred right to vote, we must end all forms of voter suppression, make it easier for americans to vote and hon tor ideal that we are governed by the majority and not the minority rule. and, yes, i will continue to fight hard for what's right and i will also encourage others to seek common ground with their colleagues, colleagues on the other side of the aisle, inevitable at times the effort will fall short but we have to try. we have to move beyond a politics that aims not just to defeat but to destroy where truth is treated as disposable, where falsehoods abound and that the free press is assaulted as the enemy of the people. there's been a gathering darkness in our politics in recent years, my hope today can be found in the words of john f kennedy who said civility can guide us through that darkness to safe and sane future. thank you all, god bless you and god bless our country. arthel: and john busse, i believe you're on the phone, that was bill nelson and concession,