we have lgbtq plus people throughout the entire government fulfilling roles not just lgbtq plus specificjust around to fulfill that role. we have a variety of different experiences in other areas. and this administration has been very purposeful about placing those people, those experts who are also lgbtq plus in the right positions and just making sure that that is the way that we are approaching our goals and ideals when it comes to equity and when it comes to fairness. it is not just yes to the people that we have there but to the experiences they bring to the table as we move policies forward. >> all transgender americans watching at home, i want you to know your president has your back. >> why was it so important for the president to not just show he, you know, supports the community through appointments but to use those words in such a -- in his first big speech as president to the nation? >> these are words that we have never heard come out of a president's mouth. and specific in a type of address like that one. we have seen the amount of violence against transgendered people for

and to the lgbtq plus community? >> look. at this administration in less than 200 days in its totality and what we have done, it is really in -- we talked about this earlier. it is really about meeting the moment. it is really about making sure that representation matters in a real way. not just talking about it, but doing it. seeing me behind this podium, showing, you know, all of the things that this president has said about representation, right? having that diverse cashr cabinet. having a diverse white house. it was powerful. clearly, it was a powerful, wonderful moment. and it was an honor for me to be here. it's an honor for me to be back in this white house. and to be able to behind this podium. >> up next, president biden has called her an historic and deeply qualified choice to help lead the administration's health efforts. dr. rachael lavine, the first out transgender federal official to be confirmed by the senate joins us next. deral official to be confirmed by the senate joins us next. you need an ecolab scientifi

critics say the law discriminates against lgbtq people. the european commission has urged hungary to repeal the law, but budapest has defended its decision. >> more love, less hate. activists in hungary gathered in front of parliament to protest the controversial child protection law. they vowed to disobey the new legislation. >> this is a law that puts lgbtqia youth more at risk of bullying and harassment in schools, and of their families as well. >> a provision in the law bands the display of content of homosexuality or gender reassignment to minors. this caused widespread condemnation in the european union. >> this law puts homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography. this law uses the protection of children, to which we are all committed, as an excuse to severely discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. this law is disgraceful. von der leyen threatened consequences, but hungary rejected t censure. >> the eu wants to allow lgbtq activists and organizations into our schools. hungary does not want

people. >> critics say the legislation wrongly conflates pedophilia and pornography with lgbtq issues. the commission has called the issue a disgrace while the hungarian prime minister has defended it as an sue of natial sovereignty. last month, the polish government denied having laws which discriminated against people based on their sexual orientation. hungary and poland now have two months to respond. >> let's get some analysis and reaction. the amnesty international program director for hungary joins us. thanks for joining us. we are seeing here two countries very much at odds with the eu on some fundamental issues. >> good evening. yes, i think what happened today is an essential state -- essential step. as you say, it is very shameful that we are here and that the commission needs to take these steps, but otherwise, it is a very welcoming message to the hungarian and polish lgbtq community. >> indeed. what is even more disturbing is that these are democratically elected governments in countries in europe who are part of the large eu community but still taking this stance, which

that's not quite lgbtq representation.l space of things that might be queer. >> are you two farm girls? i mean you are big. really big. >> throughout the years, a lot of gay characters, queer characters, were people that were created by primarily heterosexual people to be a laugh line. >> what are you doing? >> i'm loosening up my wrist. >> i didn't know you guys had to practice. >> that's how you said gay in "three's company." hello, jack. mmm. >> in some ways, "three's company" was kind of a terrible show, and, boy, did you want to be around them. it's a little light, right, but we find out that we can care about these people. >> nobody was trying to hurt anybody. we were just trying to make you laugh and feel good. >> as a gay man, i look at a character like jack on "three's company" and part of me says, you know, you're allowing this straight man to say he's one thing, and he's not. but at the same time, hearing those words on television was important at the time, to say, he's willing to become a part of a community th

. >> the history of lgbtq characters in sitcoms is actually very similar to the history of lgbtq people always there. they just had to be hidden. >> there's the understatement of the century. >> with paul lynde on "bewitched," we had that cliche. >> don't you get it, dumb-dumb? >> and jane hathaway on "the beverly hillbillies" was gay. >> this beautiful daughter of yours could win that palm springs beauty contest without even trying. >> you had people who were essentially seeing themselves depicted on-screen but not all the way. >> what are you doing in there? >> i've been framed. >> uncle arthur gives off a tremendous gay man energy that if you are in the know is unmistakable. but if you are not, you're just like, oh, look at that kooky oddball. i hope that he has a wife who loves him very much. >> it was like so many things in gay life. you had to read between the lines and give that little wink, but it was never acknowledged. and so that's a step, but it wasn't the step that later shows would take. >> the bar patrons who rioted in greenwich village after a routine police raid on a ga

the lgbtq context. the draft was in 2016. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner high land and thank you for your service of almost a decade. yesterday, when my staff and i met with mr. wright. to continue our work of the city wide survey and hope that commissioner wright will be that person. i know from personal experience that supervisor mandelman is equally committed to that effort from the board of supervisors side and mr. high larnd, do not hesitate to continue your engagement and involving historic preservation in san francisco. mr. clerk, are there any other members of the public who are in line for public comment. >> clerk: that completes the list for public commentors. >> chairman: okay. public comment is closed. supervisor mandelman, would you like to do the honors of amending the short title by removing the word "rejecting" and amending the body of resolution by removing the word "rejects". >> supervisor mandelman: i would like to do those honors and make that motion and also just to say thank

once again, san francisco continues to lead in lgbtq plus equity.tly bipoc, transgender, and gender nonconforming leaders, making this one of san francisco's most diverse committees. this is an exciting new model for san francisco that will bring us all together, and i can't wait to see what we accomplish for the rest of the nation to see. again, i'd like to thank mayor london breed, the humans rights commission to always serve the community. for the leadership and advocacy serving all lgbtq people in san francisco and beyond. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: before we get into the swearing in, i just want to take a moment once more, when we kicked off pride a few weeks ago on the steps of city hall, i acknowledged grant colfax of being this incredible leader and what he did to help us get to this point in the pandemic, and he wasn't even there. he was on vacation, but you know things are looking up when dr. colfax takes a vacation, a well deserved vacation. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i want to take this opportunity to re

once again, san francisco continues to lead in lgbtq plus equity.e new committee consists of mostly bipoc, transgender, and gender nonconforming leaders, making this one of san francisco's most diverse committees. this is an exciting new model for san francisco that will bring us all together, and i can't wait to see what we accomplish for the rest of the nation to see. again, i'd like to thank mayor london breed, the humans rights commission to always serve the community. for the leadership and advocacy serving all lgbtq people in san francisco and beyond. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: before we get into the swearing in, i just want to take a moment once more, when we kicked off pride a few weeks ago on the steps of city hall, i acknowledged grant colfax of being this incredible leader and what he did to help us get to this point in the pandemic, and he wasn't even there. he was on vacation, but you know things are looking up when dr. colfax takes a vacation, a well deserved vacation. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i want

once again, san francisco continues to lead in lgbtq plus equity.y bipoc, transgender, and gender nonconforming leaders, making this one of san francisco's most diverse committees. this is an exciting new model for san francisco that will bring us all together, and i can't wait to see what we accomplish for the rest of the nation to see. again, i'd like to thank mayor london breed, the humans rights commission to always serve the community. for the leadership and advocacy serving all lgbtq people in san francisco and beyond. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: before we get into the swearing in, i just want to take a moment once more, when we kicked off pride a few weeks ago on the steps of city hall, i acknowledged grant colfax of being this incredible leader and what he did to help us get to this point in the pandemic, and he wasn't even there. he was on vacation, but you know things are looking up when dr. colfax takes a vacation, a well deserved vacation. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i want to take this opportunity to reco

i think it's notjust to lgbtq plus rights. i think it's not just a to lgbtq plus rights.what you are saying about a political one as well. should we go on to the telegraph, _ political one as well. should we go on to the telegraph, james? - political one as well. should we go i on to the telegraph, james? picture of matty lee and tom daley hugging each other, not quite believing it in that fantastic picture but the main story freed burglars to wear 24 hour tag. main story freed burglars to wear 24 hourtag. it main story freed burglars to wear 24 hour tag. it is all part of the latest government initiative of beating crime. talk us through it. this is a new initiative by the prime — this is a new initiative by the prime minister to try and perhaps play to— prime minister to try and perhaps play to the tory heartland which has always _ play to the tory heartland which has always been tough on law—and—order candidate _ always been tough on law—and—order candidate. he is emphasising that people _ candidate. he is emphasising that people want to level up as a society. _ people

no matter what they do, we will not allow lgbtq activists among our children, in our kindergartens and. ros: while most leaders don't agree with mr. orban, the dutch prime minister argued hungary has no business in the european union anymore. the prime minister of luxembourg, who is gay, said i did not get up one morning after seeing an advert on the tv and said i am gay. that is not how life works. here is the president of the european commission talking about hungary's new law. >> this law puts homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography. this law uses the protection of children as an excuse to severely discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. this law is disgracef. ros: inside hungary, weise have seen protests against the law taking place. this one in budapest. we have also seen a heart-shaped rabow balloon set up outside ofur lament. this is one hungarian teacher who is transgender. >> we do not want to adhere to the law. whatever it means it will not change the way we work. the school i work at has assured me that as long as it can exist,

she will talk about hardships faced by lgbtq americans.is bloomberg. ♪ su: this is "daybreak asia." i am su keenan with the first word headlines. we are told that chinese regulators are considering serious, possibly unprecedented, penalties for didi after his controversial initial offering last month. sources say regulators see the ridehailing giant's decision to go public despite pushback from the government as a challenge to beijing's authority. berg was told that punishments could include possible fines of forced delisting or -- u.s. shares. president biden hosted business and labor leaders at the white house as a bipartisan group of senators mirrored agreement on advancing senate debate on infrastructure legislation. this comes one day after senate republicans locked debate on a $579 billion plan. gop centrists say they will consider an amended bill. the recent spike in u.s. covert cases shows no sign of letting up at the delta variant continues to spread. the cdc says national cases are likely to rise to nearly 300-7000 for the week e

once again, san francisco continues to lead in lgbtq plus equity. the new committee consists of mostly bipoc, transgender, and gender nonconforming leaders, making this one of san francisco's most diverse committees. this is an exciting new model for san francisco that will bring us all together, and i can't wait to see what we accomplish for the rest of the nation to see. again, i'd like to thank mayor london breed, the humans rights commission to always serve the community. for the leadership and advocacy serving all lgbtq people in san francisco and beyond. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: before we get into the swearing in, i just want to take a moment once more, when we kicked off pride a few weeks ago on the steps of city hall, i acknowledged grant colfax of being this incredible leader and what he did to help us get to this point in the pandemic, and he wasn't even there. he was on vacation, but you know things are looking up when dr. colfax takes a vacation, a well deserved vacation. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i w

the lgbtq context. the draft was in 2016. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner high land and thank you for your service of almost a decade. yesterday, when my staff and i met with mr. wright. to continue our work of the city wide survey and hope that commissioner wright will be that person. i know from personal experience that supervisor mandelman is equally committed to that effort from the board of supervisors side and mr. high larnd, do not hesitate to continue your engagement and involving historic preservation in san francisco. mr. clerk, are there any other members of the public who are in line for public comment. >> clerk: that completes the list for public commentors. >> chairman: okay. public comment is closed. supervisor mandelman, would you like to do the honors of amending the short title by removing the word "rejecting" and amending the body of resolution by removing the word "rejects". >> supervisor mandelman: i would like to do those honors and make that motion and also just to say thank

but for many lgbtq individuals, it is hardly good times. states, including florida, have passed new restrictions, including on transgender athletes. hate crimes remain too frequent. murders of trans individuals are at a new high. it is leading to questions about the purpose of pride month. a professor of gender and sexuality studies at the university of southern california -- >> some people might think corporations are using pride symbols, people are putting rainbow symbols on their twitter feeds, and they think that is support, but why would you say it is a concern? >> i think we must understand that it is a gesture of support, but gestures of support, nice words, visible images of solidarity aren't always enough, and they are often never enough. it's not that people are angry that corporations are showing some effort at making a gesture to lgbtq communities, but what backs it up? is there anything substantial and material that will help to transform the world's that we are in and make it better for us? >> we are having this conversation b

2012 by the board of supervisors to evaluate the needs of lgbtq+ seniors. based on their research, they recommended a program design that utilizes care navigation and peer volunteer support models of service delivery. these programs were implemented in fiscal year 17-18. monitoring for fiscal year 2021 was conducted in may 2021. the program was in compliance with contract and no findings and no corrective actions needed. with that, i request approval to enter into this contract. thank you. >> president knutzen: thank you. great, thank you ms. mcgee. any questions or comments on this item? >> commissioner bittner: do you have a percentage of younger people with disabilities who would benefit from this program? >> yes. i was just gathering information earlier today with the program manager. so, in their analysis of the clients, 80% of clients in the social isolation program are living with some sort of physical and or mental disability such as physical disabilities, h.i.v., depression, anxiety, bipolar, mobility issues, dementia to name a few. there's a large

once again, san francisco continues to lead in lgbtq plus equity. mostly bipoc, transgender, and gender nonconforming leaders, making this one of san francisco's most diverse committees. this is an exciting new model for san francisco that will bring us all together, and i can't wait to see what we accomplish for the rest of the nation to see. again, i'd like to thank mayor london breed, the humans rights commission to always serve the community. for the leadership and advocacy serving all lgbtq people in san francisco and beyond. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: before we get into the swearing in, i just want to take a moment once more, when we kicked off pride a few weeks ago on the steps of city hall, i acknowledged grant colfax of being this incredible leader and what he did to help us get to this point in the pandemic, and he wasn't even there. he was on vacation, but you know things are looking up when dr. colfax takes a vacation, a well deserved vacation. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i want to take this opportunity t

the more inclusive representation, the lgbtq plus community is asking for. well, welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news a time for you now is 4 for 4. >> we should all make a wish this morning, a wish for nice weather, john. that's what i'm wishing for is come true. i think so. we've got some pretty good weather expected this afternoon, especially along the bay shore and you're north calhoun. the weather center forecast this morning. it's a little on the foggy side, though. so if you don't mind some of that. >> get out there waiting, maybe for that morning jog or after the sun comes up that walk with the dog before temperatures do heat up later on. quite sour. looks pretty good. cloudy blanket sitting right above us across the bay area. so visibility hasn't been a huge issue unless you're the north bay the thunderstorm potential builds in from the south over the next 24 hours here and haze from wildfires burning across the sierra northern california continues to be sent to the north. this northerly flow may be keeping a smoke-free. but it's also dry i

once again, san francisco continues to lead in lgbtq plus equity. consists of mostly bipoc, transgender, and gender nonconforming leaders, making this one of san francisco's most diverse committees. this is an exciting new model for san francisco that will bring us all together, and i can't wait to see what we accomplish for the rest of the nation to see. again, i'd like to thank mayor london breed, the humans rights commission to always serve the community. for the leadership and advocacy serving all lgbtq people in san francisco and beyond. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: before we get into the swearing in, i just want to take a moment once more, when we kicked off pride a few weeks ago on the steps of city hall, i acknowledged grant colfax of being this incredible leader and what he did to help us get to this point in the pandemic, and he wasn't even there. he was on vacation, but you know things are looking up when dr. colfax takes a vacation, a well deserved vacation. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i want to take this o

once again, san francisco continues to lead in lgbtq plus equity.king this one of san francisco's most diverse committees. this is an exciting new model for san francisco that will bring us all together, and i can't wait to see what we accomplish for the rest of the nation to see. again, i'd like to thank mayor london breed, the humans rights commission to always serve the community. for the leadership and advocacy serving all lgbtq people in san francisco and beyond. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: before we get into the swearing in, i just want to take a moment once more, when we kicked off pride a few weeks ago on the steps of city hall, i acknowledged grant colfax of being this incredible leader and what he did to help us get to this point in the pandemic, and he wasn't even there. he was on vacation, but you know things are looking up when dr. colfax takes a vacation, a well deserved vacation. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i want to take this opportunity to recognize him during pride and just to say thank you, dr. colf

community -- discriminates against the lgbtq community.ropean leaders have described the shooting of a prominent dutch investigative journalist as an attack on our values. peter was gunned down in answered dam on wednesday. he remains in the hospital. authorities are examining possible leaks in his role in a court case against a major gang described by police as a well oiled killing machine. >> a day after one of the netherland's most famous journalist was gunned down, people are gathering where he was shot. he was shot five times, including once in the head and it was an incomprehensible crime for many here. >> shocking, it is really shocking news what happened. it was not unexpected. even if a lot of people did find that he did dangerous things but it should not have happened. he had just finished an interview on dutch tv when he was attacked. the 64-year-old journalist rose to prominence for crime reporting and as an advocate for survivors of violent crimes. activities that police long feared would make him a target for reprisals. dutch

the more inclusive representation, the lgbtq plus community is now asking for it. >> in san francisco. a castro based organization is looking to make a big addition to the already iconic castro landmark. they say they want to add a second flag to ensure there is inclusion and representation in the lgbtq plus community. >> the board of the castro lgbtq cultural district says it wants to replace the iconic gilbert baker designed rainbow flag pride pride flag with those progress flag. the new flag features a different shape along with more colors, including baby blue pink and white, which would represent the transgender community along with black and brown representing people of color. the organizations leaders tell kron 4 that in addition to the internationally recognized rainbow flag. they also want to install a new flag pole in the castro. >> communities that we're focused in our district, particularly with representation are our clear folks who are transgender non-binary women and lesbians. the elder and the youth as well as folks living with hiv and aids and folks are economically d

. >>> lgbtq activists in hungary are terrified of losing their civil rights.say the country's new law is turning that fear into a reality. we'll explain why just ahead. >>> also still to come, the motive behind the assassination of haiti's president remains unknown as authorities search for five suspects still at large. >>> and while the fragile nation falls deeper into turmoil, the haitian people fear for the future that is still so uncertain. >> translator: i can't close my eyes, not since the day before yesterday. i can't sleep at night. i had to come here to the embassy because i'm scared. there are many gunshots and i dent know where they're coming from. i've abandoned my home. i can't go back. i don't know about my family. so anyone who says lactaid isn't real milk is also saying mabel here isn't a real cow. and she really hates that. >>> first, we need to find who assassinated the president. that's why we requested u.s. support in which we're going to have to have the truth. the second is to reinforce stability for the country to move on while the haiti

lgbtq campaigners have been forced to cancel georgia's first gay pride march. organizers called off the parade after protesters attacked journalists and activists. opposition politicians are blaming the government for encouraging violence and failing to protect lgbtq people. >> what was meant to be a march for dignity instead turned into a march of violence. when ultranationalist far-right protesters took to the streets in an anti-lgbt rally. a mob ransacked the offices of the local pride organization and attacked activists and journalists. politicians in georgia are blaming the government for encouraging violence. maybe there are many responsible people, but when the violence is ultimately -- openly announced, the ultimate responsibility is the government. the interior ministry was not prepared enough to prevent this violence. the green light to this violence was given by the prime minister's shameful and unlawful statement made in the morning. these are the words that many considered responsible for inciting the violence. >> today's lgbt march presents confro

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the lgbtq community, the board of the castro lgbtq cultural district is proposing to replace the iconic gilbert baker designs rainbow flag with that progress flag that we just saw the new flag features a different shape and additional colors with baby blue pink and white representing the transgender community and black and brown representing people of color. the organizations leader told us that in addition to the internationally recognized rainbow flag. they want to install a new flag pole in the castro to be more inclusive. >> communities that we're focused in our district, particularly with representation are our clear folks who are transgender non-binary women and lesbians. the elder and the youth as well as folks living with hiv and aids and folks are economically disadvantaged and what we're really trying to make sure again, this is part of the storm in the town hall. we want to hear as many was is possible to really, really get a sense about what representation means for our district particular those communities and how we as an organization can promote that both whether it be vi

once again, san francisco continues to lead in lgbtq plus equity., transgender, and gender nonconforming leaders, making this one of san francisco's most diverse committees. this is an exciting new model for san francisco that will bring us all together, and i can't wait to see what we accomplish for the rest of the nation to see. again, i'd like to thank mayor london breed, the humans rights commission to always serve the community. for the leadership and advocacy serving all lgbtq people in san francisco and beyond. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: before we get into the swearing in, i just want to take a moment once more, when we kicked off pride a few weeks ago on the steps of city hall, i acknowledged grant colfax of being this incredible leader and what he did to help us get to this point in the pandemic, and he wasn't even there. he was on vacation, but you know things are looking up when dr. colfax takes a vacation, a well deserved vacation. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i want to take this opportunity to recognize h

name any cause, lgbtq equality, voting rights enforcement, immigration reform, democracy reform, criminal justice reform . all of these clauses have died at the hands of the filibuster. i would submit to you that we have a party in america that is intent on holding power at any cost and by any means necessary. if the republican party cannot win democratically, then it will insist on winning undemocratically through voter suppression, gerrymandering, the structure of the senate, the electoral college, right wing judicial activism, on the supreme court -- activism on the supreme court. all of these are means of holding onto power by any means necessary, all of these are means of subverting democracy at any costs. that is the challenge that lies before us and yield back. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman from new york. i'm so glad you said the words by any means necessary. that's the striking and without a doubt approach of the activist supreme court, right wing, of the big lies. and of those who wish to stall and stop the very lifeline of american democracy. and that is the right to ea

generalist had needed hospital treatment after being beaten by far-right activists as he filmed anti-lgbtqrotests. far-ghtnd church suppters attackedgbtq campaigners who were planning to hold pride events in the capital, tbilisi, at last week, george's prime minister had called the pride event and acceptable for many parts of georgian society. on monday, he dismissed the fresh protests over lashkarava's death. >> it is yet another field conspiracy against the state masterminded by antistate and anti-church forces, which failed and will never be successful in our country. [shouting] reporter: but the protesters have promised to keep challenging georgian society's conservative values, and demanding that the prime minister resign. brent: from tbilisi, i am joined by nana. she is the channel executive of the channel where the cameraman worked, who was found that over the weekend. good to have you over the program. you and mr. lashkarava worked together. what was your reaction when he first learned that he had died? >>irst of all, thank you for having me and for having our channel covering this

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over the past two decades, chick-fil-a has dod significant sums to groups that oppose lgbtq+ rights.istian athletes, the paul anderson youth fund, and the salvation army, you know, those hate groups. so instead of debating, they would rather just ban those who hold those positions. it seems to me they are the real chickens here. they also schooled in the menu, writing in part, "consisting primarily of fried chicken and potatoes, the menu at chick-fil-a does not supply an array of options suitable for a diverse campus community." they clearly never had their polynesian sauce. meanwhile, that's diverse, these campus leftists remain silent while the hamburger continues his life of crime. guy, what kind of priority does the show when the hamburglar is all over the city doing whatever it wants in its stripe shirts. >> i'm still trying to think of a joke -- a dig at notre dame for people who are sports nerds. i am very happy to take every shot available at notre dame because i root against them in football. lease students literally have jesus overlooking their stadium. >> yes! >> and the o

they were proud to oppose them, they stood in solidarity with the lgbtq community.found that in several states, they had donated to the sponsors of those exact bills. just to give you an example, in north carolina they had donated to senator ralph highs, who sponsored what was called by the advocate the most draconian bill introduced in 2021 and not only did they donate to him, but his views on these issues were well known because he was also behind the notorious bathroom bill in north carolina that prompted a lot of controversy a few years ago. so the piece was really about comparing the rhetoric from a company like cvs which is trying to publicly promote the image that they are very supportive of lgbtq rights and in some ways they are, but looking at their political donations and showing how that really doesn't match up and in addition to those state-level contributions, we found over $200,000 in contributions to federal elected officials who received a zero from the human rights campaign. host: judd legum, the author of popular information. if you want to ask him

. >>> the lgbtq+ community will be represented in record numbers at the tokyo olympics according to ailed by outsports, 121 openly queer athletes will be competing this year and team usa leads with the most openly lgbtq+ athletes at 30 according to the outlet, queer athletes from at least 25 countries will compete in 26 different sports this year's total has more than doubled the 2016 rio games and more than the 2012 london olympics >>> now to our networkwide series "red, white & green." it's leading to major changes in the workplace. good morning, jake >> reporter: good morning, frances. it's been a bedrock principle of american business that you drug screen everybody before offering them a job but now with national attitudes and laws changing about marijuana, that's changing at the workplace as well. car part manufacturer al had a problem. the michigan-based plant was suffering from a labor shortage. >> we're working a lot of overtime people are working seven days a week at some of our plants because we don't have enough people to run the lines. >> reporter: so head of hr went to he

but violence against lgbtq communities has sparked an international outcry. the eu and u.s. government, condemning these attacks. >> we encourage all georgians, including georgian officials, to publicly condemn this type of violence that has no place in a democracy. >> for her part, georgia's president has also tweeted out her condolences to the family. and said those responsible must be punished. >> reuters news agency, meanwhile, is mourning the loss of one of its own. pulitzer-prize-winning journalist was killed while on assignment during clashes between the taliban and afghan-security forces. he was embedded with afghan special forces, when crossfire erupted. a senior-afghan officer was, also, killed. siddiqui had been a photo journalist for reuters, since 2010. and you can see here, some of the footage he shot just days before he was killed on friday. in a statement on his killing, reuters says it's urgently seeking more information and working with authorities in the region. >>> i'm michael homes. for our international viewers, "marketplace africa" is next. for everyon

jenner's candidacy is further highlighting divisions of the republican party on lgbtq rights. >> whatrjorie taylor green wing of your party? >> it's a small but vocal community of people who don't support inclusion. >> charles moran is the managing director for log cabin republicans the largest organization of lgbtq republicans in the party. >> i say to marjorie taylor green he represents a rural the strict of george george is that she doesn't speak for all of us and certainly doesn't speak for all republicans. this morning the cpac chair responded writing in part, we welcomed caitlin jenner to cpac with open arms and she was treated with respect as all people should be >> the response came only after reports that very few prominent conservatives were coming to caitlin jenner's defense. jenner did respond to congresswoman greene on twitter and dismissed the criticism and launched a snarky barb back at her. >>> you can check out the documentary liz put together about california's last recall in 2003 called total recall and see how arnold schwarzenegger became the governor. became the g

and he has vocally come out in support of lgbtq plus individuals, lgbtq plus youth, and particularly the vulnerable transgender youth, including in a speech to congress. you know, i was at the white house just a week ago for their pride celebration, and he articulated his support again. so i think that we have federal support from the president across the administration. and we'll be continuing to look at policy initiatives that support the lgbtq plus population. >> okay. i know you've been in their shoes, and so that's why i think it's really important to hear your voice on these issues. dr. rachel lavine, thank you for taking the time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. it was a pleasure. >>> a better than expected boost to the economy. the u.s. adding an impressive 850,000 jobs in june. we're still millions of jobs shy of where things stood before the pandemic. what's really keeping people on the sidelines? we'll dig into that. >>> plus, she was expected to compete for olympic gold, and now this u.s. track star sha'carri richardson may have to stay home after testing positive for mar

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kendall jenner's candidacy is further highlighting divisions in the republican party on lgbtq rights. taylor greene way of your party? >> it's a small but vocal community of people who don't support inclusion. >> reporter: charles moran is a managing director for log cabin republicans, the nation's largest organization of lgbtq advocates in the republican party. >> what i say to folks like marjorie taylor greene who is one member of congress who represents the rural district of georgia, she doesn't speak for all conservatives and she certainly doesn't speak for all the public and said >> reporter: jenner's campaign manager called the heckling disgusting and a dark cloud on the republican party. this morning, cpac chair responded, too, writing in part, we welcomed kaitlyn chana to cpac with open arms and from what i observed she was mobbed and treated with love and respect is all people should be. >> that response came only after reports that very few prominent conservatives were coming to caitlin jenner's defense. jenner did respond to congresswoman greene on jitter twitter dismissing

>> first and foremost, we have the backs of our lgbtq students, our transgender students. no one should be made to feel less than by a person in your playground during recess or by an elected official. it's not going to -- we're going to protect students all day, and all means all. and it is -- someone doesn't feel comfortable around those students, i'm not going to entertain an exchange where our students who are watching are made to feel uncomfortable. i'm just not going to field into that. we're going to support our students' rights to participate in school, andar we're going to sport ourch students. -- support our students. they need more support now, not less. for me, it's important to express that i'm serving as a child advocate at the end of the day, and that includes conversations i have with our elected officials. >> as you know, a number of states, including florida, have taken legislative steps to ban transgender students from participating in sports. i wonder if you think there needs to be some sort of federal mandate to protect the rights of transgender studen

they were proud to oppose them, they stood in solidarity with the lgbtq community.d that in several states, they had donated to the sponsors of those exact bills. just to give you an example, in north carolina they had donated to senator ralph highs, who sponsored what was called by the advocate the most draconian bill introduced in 2021 and not only did they donate to him, but his views on these issues were well known because he was also behind the notorious bathroom bill in north carolina that prompted a lot of controversy a few years ago. so the piece was really about comparing the rhetoric from a company like cvs which is trying to publicly promote the image that they are very supportive of lgbtq rights and in some ways they are, but looking at their political donations and showing how that really doesn't match up and in addition to those state-level contributions, we found over $200,000 in contributions to federal elected officials who received a zero from the human rights campaign. host: judd legum, the author of popular information. if you want to ask him que

i'm someone who is part of the community and for example the lgbtq plus community that waits every june to see if we will have rights taken away from us or rights granted to us that we should have had from the beginning. of course i'm also an african-american in this country whose voting rights are increasingly under assault by a minority of people who have through anti democratic efforts seized control of our government and so to what you asked earlier about the timing of this, the first time approximately in ten years, in ten years that there is unified control of government by a party that wants people to be able to exercise the right to vote, and so the urgency is clear, and that is precisely why i've shown leadership on this. >> you do plan to introduce a bill. you just don't have the details, is that right? >> there will be a bill introduced is my prediction and i'm very excited for that to occur in the near future. >> something that you argued for and i know that chris kang, you guys have pushed for this, too. you argued for adding four seats to the supreme court. why four? >> fo

the state department planning to make that little bluebook more inclusive for the lgbtq community.linken announcing passport applicants will soon be able to choose their gender without providing any medical documentation. the state department also planning to add a third gender option in addition to male or female the mark will reportedly be an x. the president of the largest lgbtq group in america applauded the decision in a statement he said it will decrease the risk of discrimination, harassment, and violence for any already vulnerable group no word yet on when these changes will actually go into effect >>> well, one of the most deadly snakes in all the world has been terrorizing a neighborhood in raleigh. on tuesday night, we reported on this zebra cobra someone's pet that was out on the loose. a snake that can spit its venom from nine feet away. today animal control wrangled it back up using a glue trap. the snake taken to a safe location to have all the glue taken off it no word on whether the owner is getting it back. >>> 60 seconds left on a race to the finish the trump org

it's been a long time part of the lgbtq plus community and then i hope it continues to be. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm a 10 year residents of this neighborhood. i actually wanted to bring your attention to the project that was planned approved by the commission in february 2017. it was on 198 valencia street which was going to shadow across and this commission approved rule 6-1 to lower the height on that development in order to not cast a shadow. i would ask the commission make a similar decision today because when we bought the homes in our building in the austin we had a similar understanding our homes would not be under a shadow. the last few days the project sponsor has been unethical in creating crick -- clicky fish bate being -- bait and as far as the disclosures i was an original owner and i never signed anything like that. thank you very much. >> thank you for your time. >> hi, my name is robert. i live in district 5. my building is on two sides of my building like there's allies but there's also building that cast a shadow on my