a man. that is discrimination. said, which what i is, you have to ask whether a reasonable person under these circumstances would be injured by the imposition of the particular sex. when the chief justice calls me miss, i am not injured. >> you are not, but another person might be. are they reasonable or not? i'm wondering how you decide those cases. >> in idiosyncratic preference preferenceyncratic does not otherwise void a bathroom rule or a uniform. >> is it idiosyncratic for a transgender person to prefer a gender -- to prefer a bathroom that is different from the one of their biological sex? idiosyncratic for a transgender person to wish to dress in a different style of dress than his or her biological sex? >> no. >> then the question at the end of the day is that those are acts of discrimination under title vii as you understand? better but it would be advised to ask the question of someone who is representing someone who is transgender. i'm representing someone who is gay. i am truly

it's grounded on the given splitter transgender man and a cisgender man. likewise with sexual orientation. the difference between a a gayn and a straight woman is the sexual orientation. that is nothing to do with stereotypes. it has nothing to do with whether one is better or worse than the other. it's a different type of relationship. >> a great deal of the arguments here could be cast as stereotypes though, right? that the plaintiff in this case are that case doesn't conform to male or female stereotypes. as i understand your brief, you accept that argument and that those are good claims without respect to comparators of opposite sex. if that's the case, what's the real difference you between the sides? i accept there some delta, but it seems smaller than might first appear. >> what i would say the difference is at what stage of the analysis you are doing it? the place stereotypes come up are when your figure out whether two people are facsimile situated. take price waterhouse, and aggressive and is similarly situated to an aggressive woman. they have t

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it is a man's job, it is ok as long as sometimes you fire a man because it is a woman's job. what is your answer to that? mr. bursch: there is no nonracist reason why you would fire an individual in an interracial marriage. to know people, there are people in my life, i being jewish or catholic is fine, just do not get married. mr. bursch: that is a religious reason. >> does that mean it falls outside the statute? mr. bursch: title vii allows you to recognize there are differences between women and men, and an employer switching back to the first case could terminate a same-sex couple or employee married to a same-sex partner because they are catholic and believe marriage is between one man and one woman, and sex does not have anything to do with it. if the employer is a christian. justice sotomayor: there are still religious exceptions written into a lot of statutes. , women in a shelter who you say if we accept this argument will have to be guarded by transgender women. where you cannot have sex specific guarding of prisoners unless -- they found it was. should make men onl

dates a man. then ask, how does that fit within the language? the best example -- >> it fits. >> i am about to explain why it fits, which is, the idea was people should not be denied jobs they are qualified to do, award-winning advocates for child services like joe buffett should not be denied a job because they have done something that if they were a woman, would cause no problems at all. the first sex discrimination the court had, a woman who has children at home should not be denied a job that a man who has children at home. all you have to do to say is to say, those words apply. also, a woman who has a wife at home. >> 23 states have been passing laws to address these issues. i don't know how many, but i think it is a big part of them, when they do extend coverage against discrimination on the basis of sex to sexual orientation, they also include exemption for religious organizations. if we are going to be extending the understanding of what sex encompasses, and i know your argument is not doi

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. >> trevor: man, this is going to be a huge case. and we're going to have to wait to see what the court decides. but if you ask me, it's crazy that you can fire someone for being gay. you know? i mean, like, if you get fired at work, it should only be for work reasons, like stealing or not showing up or saying you like the final episode of "game of thrones." you should be fired. ( laughter ) it's like a big deal. also, i've always wondered, how do you fire someone for being gay? you can't tell who is gay. if people haven't come out, you don't know. you don't know what gay is. are you going to have bosses walk up to employees, "you're fired for being gay." he's like, "i'm not gay, i'm just southern." ( laughter ) "oh, i'm sorry. i got confused. i'm sorry." you realize this ruling could also affect everyone, not just gay people. because by this logic, if you extend the logic, anything you do in your sex life could be grounds for losing your jobs. your sexual preference. that's what they're saying. if you're one of those people who is r

prison made this man.rals, my integrity. >> i mean, in a way, a positive experience and yet one you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy. >> exactly. >> you still hold on to the light and you just push forward every day. >> what's on the agenda today guys? >> after they release they moved in with their aunt and wore electronic tethers to monitor their whereabouts. they were like rip van winkels awakened to the real world learning to use cell phones. getting their driver's licenses. >> waiting to get that all my life. first one i ever had. >> and getting up in the morning and going to work. ray at an industrial heating and co cooling company. and the county prosecutor's office is preparing the case against them to put them back into prison for life preparing it as we sat here talking though as the brothers told us here the d.a. has put a offer on the table. >> what were they offering? >> for us to plead guilty and we'd get time served. >> would you? >> no, we stood on our innocence and we screamed it to the to

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man?'s this tall, faceless man who preys on children. >> now david muir's exclusive interview, the survivor speaking out for the first time about her scars and the strength she found to face her worst nightmare. "nightline," "the wicked", will be right back. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. for one young girl an online horror story became a gruesome rial. surviving a brutal stab that stunned the world five years ago. it's a case david muir has followed from the very start. the victim now sitting down for an exclusive interview. ♪ >> reporter: do you feel like you're a survivor? >> yeah. i shouldn't be alive. i really shouldn't, after what happened. >> reporter: for the first time, peyton lightner is talking about that day five years ago, three 12 year olds at a slumber party, and the next morning, a walk into the woods to play hide-and-seek. do you remember leaving the park to go to the woods? >> they just wanted to go on a walk, and i didn't think much of it. it's just a walk.

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sump man, stump man, stump man.t's be clear, let's be clear-- i'm not defending hunter biden. i don't know him. i don't know about his business. all i'm saying is that the last people who should be talking about the blurred lines of family names and political influence are the people currently running their home office from the white house. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my first guest tonight was just 16 years old when she was convicted of killing a man who solicited her for sex and sentenced to life in prison. after serving 15 years, she was granted full clemency and tells her story in the new book "free cyntoia: my search for redemption in the american prison system." please welcome cyntoia brown-long. ( cheers and applause ) there are few stories you will read in a book, fiction or fact, that have as many twists and turns as the real life that you have lived. i knew a few details of your story, but reading through the book

. >> manson envisioned that white people would turn against the black man if they thought the black maned these seven murders and ultimately there would be a civil war between blacks and whites. manson foresaw the black man would win this war. but later on he said the black man, because of inexperience, would simply not be able to handle the reins of power, so you'd have to look around at those white people who had survived, who had escaped from helter skelter. in other words, turn over the reins of power to charles manson and his family. >> when the words "helter-skelter" were found printed in blood, i argued to the jury this was tantamount to manson's finger prints being found at the murder scene. >> manson sat through this saying nothing, but today had an "x" scratched in his forehead. it is his way of saying he has x'd himself out of society. ♪ >> susan atkins, patricia krenwinkel and leslie van houten sang as they went to and from court today as if to show they were with manson and he is with them. >> the three women were coached by charlie every morning. here's things i want you t

this is the man who says he was beaten for no man by san francisco police officers. >> on shouldn't have happened. like all other mothers, this has to stop. >> reporter: it happened at fisherman's wharf. the man was on a day to with his girlfriend. at some point she realized someone had stolen her wallet from her purse. >> he was trying to console her. >> police officers drove up and ran over to the man and pulled him away from her. pushed him down into the bushes and began yelling at him and beating him. >> reporter: after handcuffing him the officers continued to hit him. according to his officer. >> he was beaten with batons numerous times. he broke his tibia, shattered his ribs and created multiple lacerations which required stitches. >> reporter: he underwent emergency surgery and now uses a wheelchair. >> someone needs to tell me why he has a plate in his leg and pins in his arm and why he can't walk? someone has some explaining to do. >> reporter: the unwarranted attack did not happen by a gang or by thugs. >> it did not happen by a hate group. but it occurred at the hands of thos

time for corbyn — man up, let's have an election on december the 12th.en suggested the government would just ask again and again for an election if mps said no, virtually go on strike from doing anything else. really? isn't that an irresponsible way to go about things? i think you are totally confused here. we are going to be governing in the interests of the country. so maybe no government strike after all. hello again, welcome back... but what will labour do? the party's split, and jeremy corbyn‘s in no hurry to give the pm the quick election he wants. for now, he's saying no election until there is no chance at all of leaving with no deal. i hope the eu grants an extension. my position is we've got to get no—deal taken off the table first, because it would be catastrophic forjobs and businesses. for brexit, as one door opens, another is closed. have a good day. no comment. it was a very good discussion. brussels' chief negotiator was meeting eu ambassadors and keeping the uk guessing. while mps wait to see what kind of extension‘s offered, the eu is w

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a man who lived his faith and pursued its admonitions.an whose name meant the lord is my god and who kept faith with god by keeping faith with his fellow men and women. a man who spent his life and career helping us be a better house. a better more beloved community, john lewis, a better country. may god keep and protect our friend and colleague, elijah cummings. here on earth we will miss him. the house will miss him. maya, you and your family and his friends will miss him. and america will miss him. but we will rejoice in having had elijah walk among us, our friend, our colleague, and as has been said, jim, our example. his living surely was not in vain. well-done, good and faithful servant. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable emanuel cleaver, united states representative from the fifth district of missouri. mr. cleaver: o lord, the chair of the committee, elijah cummings, is now meeting you, the chair of the board of all of the universe. we issue thanks for sending elijah our way. we are better for having had him near us lo these ma

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the man pays for a sexual relationship.that if the woman was poor, that man would be helping her. but what is the difference between muta'a marriage and prostitution? 15 years of war have had a devastating effect on iraq's women. a million have been widowed, and many more are still displaced. clerics have told us pleasure marriages were a way of helping vulnerable women, but we'd started to hear stories of abuse. we are concealing the real names of the women we spoke to. her husband was killed in an is bombing, soon after, she and her two children lost their home. farfrom helping her, she says the cleric exploited her. the only way to get evidence on camera of what clerics were doing behind closed doors was to go undercover. first, our reporter had to get his hidden cameras through the security corridor. his task would be difficult and dangerous. we are concealing his identity. when i was arrived, i was really scared. because i had a secret camera, and if they found this, no way can i run away. posing as a potential client,

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detained a man in his 405. we will investigating and have detained a man in his 40s. we will have increased patrols including armed patrols in the city centre this weekend. this is to reassure people. but we do not believe that there is a wider threat at this time. brexit talks intensified between the uk and the eu, but both sides say there is still a way to go. brexit is like climbing a mountain. we need vigilance, determination and patience. the un says 100,000 people have left their homes in northern syria following turkey's attack on kurdish held areas. the nobel peace prize goes to the ethiopian prime minister for prize goes to the ethiopian prime ministerfor his role in ending the conflict with neighbouring eritrea. and in their euro championships group dam, england suffered their first qualifying defeat in a decade. —— group game. and at 11:30pm we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, lance price and sam lester. —— lister. good evening and welcome to bbc news. five people hav

now the russian cosmonaut who became the first man to co m plete cosmonaut who became the first man to65 when he stepped outside of a spacecraftjust over 12 minutes attached to the craft bonsai airlock by only a 16 foot long attentive. he was born in siberia in 1934 and he became a fighter pilot in his 20s before joining the soviets space —— space programme with yuriko garin who became the first man in space. he made his pioneering walk during the cold war battle for supremacy in space between the former ussr and the united states. later in life, he became the commander of the first everjoint us soviet mission. —— alexei leonov died today. now from winston churchill's wartime bunker toa winston churchill's wartime bunker to a secret aircraft factory, london's underground network has some incredible stories to tell about britain pot i pass. a new exhibition has opened its doors today exploring some of the abandoned stations and their hidden spaces deep beneath the streets of the capital. dan johnson spaces deep beneath the streets of the capital. danjohnson has been to ta ke the capital

when all is said and done this isa man it.wice and had not been heard for several months. this is absence affect the capacity of islamic state operatives on the ground in iraq and syria where they are still killing people? yes it does because when you decapitate the head of an organisation like this there are issues of succession and it demoralises a lot of the fighters. it puts the question, the myth they propagate internally that they are resilient and americans cannot do anything to them. this is a momentary setback and they can get back on the front foot again. we saw the killing of 0sama bin laden actually weakened al-qaeda sufficiently not for isis to come and take over. something like this may happen. so the killing of abu bakr al—baghdadi does not make every terrorist in every operation in syria underwrite norway but this is a major setback particularly because a major setback particularly because a lot of the hold of isis on young people and their own fighters for recruitment and giving them engaged psychological. it

are you proud to be a black man? >> i am proud to be a black man. >> me too. you're a black man.ou marry a black woman? >> i'm married to a white woman. >> you know what the bible says about racial marriages. an abomination of sin. >> on the list of sins where is interracial marriage? there's like murder -- is interracial marriage equal to that? >> it would be above because it's an abomination. >> so it's worse than murder? >> yeah. >> i wish we could have this discussion on a sunny day in a coffee shop where i could buy you a piece of pie and you didn't have the mask on and we could talk about these same things on an equal level. >> that's not going to happen. this is part of the history of the klan. >> this is the history of the past of the klan and you want to stay there. what is the future of america if the klan has its say? >> the only way you're going to know the true ideas, rituals and beliefs of the ku klux klan is get involved. obviously you can't. you're black. >> yeah, it's going to be hard for me to get involved. >> somebody else will come along after i'm dead and gon

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moonstruck rocket man like. one orbit of earth is the way he said to me then and 25 years man will be on the moon. i said no that science fiction maybe it will happen someday but we want to experience it. and he said it will happen and our lifetime. is that the put in that. but the vision of landing on the moon was still pure speculation perhaps simply outlandish dreams coverly off realized that he needed a completely new rocket and a convincing argument. his legendary our 7 sputnik carrier rockets was too weak to transport people to the moon but he hadn't even started yet his next triumph came in 1961 with you what he got in the 1st man in space. the kremlin boss was delighted with the crew whereas sputnik success had shocked the americans they got in flight humiliated them. just a few days after the soviet triumph president kennedy announced bold some said foolhardy plan. i believe this nation should commit. and returning him safely to the year. there was no official reaction from the kremlin but soviet leader

i hungered for the power of the all-american man, the marlboro man and the marlboro man's first born son, the high school quarterback, the company's futurerb ceo, ernest hemingway, john wayne, to disyous, hercules, achilles, the shield itself the one. if i could not actually be the one myself, i thought i could survive by devouring him whole. the more straits the more masculine, the more i wanted to see him with his legs spread or up back arched in an orgasm that did not just bring him pleasure, but a warning. in spite of the man you say you are, in the future i live in man like me are coming to conquer you. and we will take no prisoners. this is what i thought it meant to be a man fighting for his life. if america was going to hate me for being black and gay, then i might as well make a weapon out of myself. thank you. >> just incredible. just incredible. wow. i can even. i was going to reread the last line but that's incredible. if america was going to hate me for being black and gay then i might as well make a weapon out of myself. this reminds me of ralph ellison's invisible man

talk about the man, the personal man that you saw in elijah cummings. >> the man that i saw was one of the highest principles, the highest integrity. i think that's very important for our public officials, particularly today when sometimes we don't see that. he had the highest values, the highest ethical standards. you've heard about his biography, about where he came from and the education that he got over the years. i think that was something that was so important to him, helping others get what he got. he wasn't the kind of person that got somewhere and then pulled up the ladder so that others couldn't climb up. he was a kind of person that looked for other ladders to drop them down so that many more people could get what he got. he had a children's program he created to help children. he had a jobs program that he would go to every year to help people get jobs in the district. and he mentored folks. he mentored me and many other public officials as well as others, other professionals and other people trying to do something with their lives, trying to better themselves. that to me r

they subdued a man here at 9:53. for eight minutes, passengers had to endure this man threatening, yelling and waving that box cutter around. eventually slashing a woman in the hand. >> he came into contact and cut a woman an adult woman who was on the train on her hand. it's not believed to be a life threatening injury. >> i would be very fearful of my life. in that situation. >> riders reacted. >> that's not cool. that will make anybody panic. they're stuck. you can't go anywhere. >> i feel for the people on the train. it must have been terrifying. >> this is audio from the police radio. >> bart says the suspect resisted arrest. he was tazed on the platform. he was so uncooperative they had to forcibly take fingerprints. they interviewed witnesses and are scaling surveillance video. >> what they want to find out is was this man a fare evader. where did he enter the sysm and board the train. >> thank you. a body found this morning near china camp state park. is being investigated as a suspicious death. the sheriff o