this is a really insightful story that you have chosen to tell, the story of the mormon church and how this is really powerful story, why did you choose to tell 2? so i grew up mormon, superconservative family, eight boys, one girl. in middle school, one of the first friends i made was gay and mormon. and i saw, it was the first time that i really felt like what i was being taught at church didn't sit right in my heart. >> trevor: right. >> and i watched the conflict that he had, every single day. not just bullying at school but also just doing, like he couldn't come out. he would go to dances with girls. we wouldn't even talk about it because it was so, he felt so much shame. so flash forward, high scwool, had a lot of friends, lost two to suicide. went to byu, got kicked out of byu myself for having somebodies with my girlfriend which was a shaisming experience for me. i felt so much-- it was the first time i really spiraled into this place of depression. that on a very small scale is what our lgbtq youth feel every single day in orthodox religion, which is they are told something th

we'll be speaking to current and former members of the mormon church about a growing petition that's g annual interviews by church officials. debate over the future of atms in the uk has intensified, ahead of a cut in the fee operators receive from banks. from sunday, the fee paid each time a cash machine is used will be cut, with further reductions due over the next four years. new research from the consumer rights magazine which? shows cash machines around the uk have been closing at a rate of 300 every month, however, link, which oversees cash machines, has argued that the move is vital for the sustainability of the network. joining me now is jenni allen, which? managing director of money, and chris noice, spokesperson for the association of convenience stores. welcome, it is good to see you both. how much of a problem is this, jenny? as you said, over the last four, five months, atms have been closing at a rate of 300 a month and before that, 50 a month, a 2% decrease in the network overall. that is a very significant problem if you live in a rural community thatis if you live in

trying to get the mormon church he grew up in to fully accept and embrace lgbtq community. wanted to let loose ♪ >> you know him as the grammy award winning frontman for imagine dragons. ♪ because i'm top of the world hey ♪ >> reporter: belting out chart-topping hits after hits. ♪ radioactive radioactive >> reporter: now dan reynolds, the rock star and lifelong mormon, is putting his beliefs of acceptance center stage in the new hbo documentary, "believer." ♪ you make me a believer ♪ believer >> reporter: asking his mormon community and church of the latter-day saints to open their hearts and minds to the lgbtq community. >> everyone is made the way that they are and why i was made to be gay. >> reporter: you are a straight man raised in the mormon church. what made gay rights become so important to you? >> i think it probably started in middle school. one of my closest friends was gay and mormon and i watched the inner conflict and how shamed he felt. >> there are far too many mormons taking their lives. >> reporter: his biggest concern is the church's opposition to active

. >> reporter: -- here was her friend from the mormon church. >> her confidence, her command, her goodr ability to reach out and help people. >> reporter: which she had also been doing professionally for decades as an accounting teacher, said this colleague at cal state east bay. >> she not only wanted to help students with the particular subject area and the class, she also wanted to help the students with their career and their life. >> reporter: so who was responsible? who knew? not a suspect in sight. >> i instantly got my phone out and sent him a text message. >> reporter: the minute adrienne solomon heard what happened, she reached out for her ernie. they decided to meet in san francisco for dinner that very night. >> even though we weren't in a relationship anymore, we'd been friends for a long time. i felt good that i could be there for him. he got really upset during dinner. i was there to be a listening board for him. >> reporter: and that was that. until a few days later when ernie phoned again, very upset. >> he said that the cops are starting to harass him a little bit. >>

. >> the mormon church says it's the latest to say all of this needs to stop. they join the u.s. conference of catholic bishops in saying we need to treat human children with humanity. the four first ladies now unanimous in their call to end the program. in a press conference yesterday, secretary of homeland security kirstin neilsen repeated the lie that the law requires separation and said the policy to break up families was notds a message, not meant to scare immigrants from the border but immediately contradicted by the attorney general speaking on fox. >> hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border unlawfully. >> this has been the white house's biggest problem is staying on message. neil sen and the president say there is a law there isn't. sessions acknowledges it's a policy not a law and put in place to send a message to immigrants. and then you've got steven miller, incredibly popular podcast from the new york times was going to do an interview today with miller an audio podcast on the daily. the "n

. >> the mormon church the latest to say it needs to stop. joining catholic bishops saying we need to treat children with humanity. in a press conference yesterday that did not go over very well. that press conference kirsten kneelson said the policy to break up families was not a message, not put in place to scare immigrants from the border. then contradicted by the attorney general speaking on fox. >> hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border unlawfully. >> four former first ladies now unanimous in the call to end the program starting with first lady laura bush and roselyn carter. the doj inspector general will return to the capitol too confirm his report that jim comey was irresponsible with his behavior before the 2016 election. comey made republicans angry by clearing hillary clinton and made democrats angry by announcing a new investigation. >>> markets trading lower after america made new threats in its trade war with china. futures investors make on the marke

it's a mormon church. i think the congregation is about four people. they don't do any -- they don't have a reading room. they don't have a sunday school. they don't have all these wonderful things. they don't do things for the community they claim they're going to do. their claims of religious preferences and exemptions for this project are falsely based and are misrepresentations. they talk about a sunday school, but i have never seen one there. it's an aesthetic and architectural horror show and insult to the union square area. some of the people who have backed this, one guy in a nonprofit that has been getting money already from the developers. these are paid mouthpieces and i hope you will ignore most of what they have to say. and that is on bush street, not even in this neighborhood. the restaurant will be destroyed. two people will be evicted. perhaps to allow another three to six people to move in to what will be built there. and the thousands the of people who have enjoyed the healthy and economical affair at the restaurant and neighborhood l