[applause] sylvia: thank you. deserved that applause, because i have been tasked with reviewing and offering you 500 years of history in 15 minutes. yes, here we go. did. wish i i will also be very descriptive. thank you so much for being here tonight. a wonderful program and the wonderful work that zaheer is doing here at the brooklyn historical society. because weportant, live in a moment in which it seems like almost every conversation that we have in politics in culture, when you turn on the 24-hour news cycle, whether we are aware of it or not, somewhere in that conversation you will find islam, muslims as either very obvious,r very not so pretext or subtext to that conversation. i always pull this one up. you are talking about the u.s.-mexico border wall like we were back in january, one of these debates around whether to build the wall, and all of a sudden the conversation is about prayer rugs in the desert. i do not know if you remember that news story, where they were finding prayer rugs in the desert. th

sylvia says blond hair is predicted and her blue eyes with high probability. the geneticist says the test works most reliably for people with complection that are either very fair or very dark. oh. i think i color can be a clue if the past in hospital or dark eyes i see had color a bit more critically. can be done right and it can turn gray it changes over the course of a lifetime exactly how is the subject of research at the moment there are studies going on look it's a number of characteristics including for skin color of the hat properties like curly or straight to the heart. and in the coming years traces of d.n.a. at crime scenes are likely to provide more information even predicting the shape of a suspects face some research. think of complete identikit damage could be on the cards. color is just the beginning. did you learn that the ability to roll your tongue is hereditary it's a popular belief that although there may be a genetic component you can learn to roll your tongue. but i and hair color are genetically determined. on facebook we asked what you

so far it has taken 16 months and it has cost bill and sylvia about $300,000.wo examples, there are two appraisals required as part of the section 317 process. this two appraisals amounted to $18,000. there's also a requirement for a construction cost analysis, and it includes bids by subcontractors. that amounted to about $7,000. those are just two of the costs that contributed to the 300,000-dollar cost. these costs have forced bill and sylvia to get a hard money loan and use their homes as collateral, and all the while they haven't had any rent. so the two reasons the planning commission should approve this c.u.a. today are the rodriguez family has always rented this property is a commercial use and wants to continue to do so, but for the dishonest tenant, the property was continued as a commercial use. the second is legalized group housing, which is what the zoning in this area calls for is not financially feasible or practical. the planning code section 317 requires an analysis of whether it is financially feasible to legalize unauthorized units based on t

sylvia: i think everyone is right.ort-term opportunities right now because of the trade truce and some of what we view as stability in the market. investors will look to the tech names and the semiconductor names and the china related emerging markets that have positive prospects and put some money there, at least in the short-term and seek they can generate alpha. until we get certainty, simona mentioned may and june were the most uncertainty months. people -- in order for them to come back into the market, it is difficult to find yield. i think there is still quality in the market and are all defensive plays that may play out and benefit the bottom line in a portfolio. david: sylvia jablonski of direction investments and simona mocuta, thank you for being with us. now let's get a look at what is making headlines outside the business world with viviana hurtado. viviana: president donald trump picks two nominees for the federal reserve board likely to that calls for lower interest rates. christopher waller is the more

sylvia, as ever, has more. sylvia, who can we expect?european countries have short list of five names as they search for the next imf chief. who do we have on this list? the former president of the euro group and also former dutch finance minister the current governor of the central bank of finland and he also served as european commissioner for the euro. the spanish finance minister, also the portuguese finance minister but head of the euro group and then finally chief executive of the world bank. when it comes to giogivi, it's a clear stumbling block. should not be older than 65, at the moment, she is that age. france, which is the country chairing the discussions among the 28 european countries is putting pressure on the imf to change those laws to allow for an older candidate but the imf board is reportedly against that idea but at the moment f you look at this on going conversations across the 28 european capitals, what we can see really is that they agree only on one thing and that is the fact that they want to see a european leadi

kyriakos mitsotakis will be sworn in later today as the new prime minister sylvia, it's not that longt we were all concerned about greece collapsing, exiting the euro, the whole euro project was really in question they have come a really long way. now we have the center right party in power what can we expect from mr. mitsotakis >> reporter: it's indeed a new chapter in the greek history we have mainstream party returning to power after all we saw back in 2015 a lot of protests hearings against austerity. with very confrontational tone against the eu and the international creditors and now we see the conservative party, new democracy, getting elected and now majority it's important to bear that in mind because mitsotakis told us last night that with 40% of the seats in the greek parliament, he will be able to deliver on his pro-business agenda as soon as possible. >> i ask for a strong mandate to change the country and the greek people delivered i'm very, very grateful for the result we won outright majority, which was our main target. we almost reached 40%, which is incredible number

>> aquÍ estÁ. >> sÍ ♪ (sonido ambiente). >> sylvia pasquel abandonÓ el hospital donde estuvo internadaado que cuando te sientes mal o cuando has estado enferma, mientras mÁs pronto te reingreses a tu trabajo, sales adelante mÁs rÁpido es una motivaciÓn mÁs a lo que amamos el teatro y nuestro trabajo nos encanta ir en lugar de quedarnos en la cama, echandonos a llorar o teniendonos pena. >> pero sylvia pasquel por favor con calma por favor. >> cuÍte el brazo. >>ero eres una excelente actriz y nos da gusto que vaya a deleitar a su pÚblico en puebla y donde vaya. >> claro que sÍ. >> vamos a un corte, pero enseguida le vamos a contar quiÉn es el galÁn que anda pretendiendo a frida sofÍa. >> ello le anda echando los perros a Él. >> es del regional mexicano. >> Ándale. >> en el lavadero. >> ¿quiÉn estÁ resto para bailar hoy? >> yooooooooooo. >> tenemos al grupo niche seÑores, regresamos con ellos aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" asÍ que no se vayan. hidratantes... has probado uno tras otro. pero una ola de hidratación... ...arrasará con todos. hydro boost de neutrogena®. con ácido hialurónico... ...em

i became a journalist sylvia. story teller and i always want to find those real authentic stories from everyday people who have something to share. with all the time i spent at the salon i know good quality here when i see ads and the good story when i hear it. my name is elizabeth chong and i work at. the. reliable. news distance for. all the old. trucks. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the long road back will meet the somali women who've left kenya as dadaab refugee camps to return to their homeland and are struggling to rebuild their not. and the sandwich generation we meet a young nigerian they say as he has a little left for himself after deducting financial support for his ferentz from his need to end.

stocks hovering near record highs, what is the best move for you and your money joining us now is sylviayou guys are known for these levered etfs, three times up, three times down as well you have one called want you also are known for your interesting tickers. sic -- >> cure. >> okay. so we said christmas in july if our viewers are very optimistic about consumer spending and consumer stocks doing well, what does this etf do for them? >> so what this etf does, it gives them three times exposure to the underlying index, the consumer discretionary select sector index that index has a huge holding of amazon it's been a leader in july it was up 8% our etf is up three times that it's a short-term opportunistic trade. the reason we say christmas in july is because amazon had prime day basically for the last 2 1/2 days or so we expect that some of the numbers out of that will be positive there's basically three parts that drive the economy investments, exports and the consumer we saw retail sales are strong, and we think consumer discretion may continue to rally. >> you said heavily weighted am

city sylvia . but i'm a shack in hustle and full know. would be that full no. one knows why didn't go why didn't you. why didn't go and. well if you didn't. leave us and put them out of that amount of this you know full that. if you. don't get out all right i'll go and. buy a. opal. you will find it. all. the. same. so i. was so made of it's just humans out and i both want to see did went to bed and so she was no she was slated to be the presumptive said to me she only thing pretty nifty in the news but a so far as good and all that ok if it. don't wish you both got that. i'm looking. for things. what they. are what they. are certain our $1000.00. 1000. or. his january 20th 2014. after 10 months of tyranny the rebel leader has turned his back on the country an interim council has elected an interim president. the beginning of another african career. what did. ponza see see through the tinted windows of the limousine that day. as she gazed out did she perceive what was going on out that in taking its course the previous to the festive inauguration ceremony. than

mark's mother-in-law, sylvia strauss. sylvia? [applause] >> and it would not be an event at the reagan library if i didn't recognize elton and his wife, janice. [applause] >> first, before the great one takes the stage -- [laughter] -- i want him to hoe now grateful all of us are that he once again has taken three days out of this incredibly busy life to leave the bunker and travel all the way to california and back. [cheers and applause] >> by visiting us, the us i mean not only this unruly crowd that is in this packed house before me but also the hundreds of denali fans live matching this next door. welcome to all of you. [applause] >> now, mark has been here quietly a time or two with his family over the years, but this is his sixth official visit to the reagan library. a tradition he so generously started way back in 2010 when he was here with his number one "new york times" best-selling book "liberty and temperature any." did i mention his newest book "on freedom of the press" the one each of you are holding this week's numb

oficinas albergues y organizaciones de todo el paÍs, donde los migrantes pueden obtener ylgunoser sylviaias telemundo. >>> en el salvador, la promesas del nuevo presidente de exterminar las pandillas estÁ causando mucha expectativa. el mandatario le puso fecha a la misiÓn. segÚn nayib bukele las maras van a desaparecer en 3 o 4 aÑos. angie tiene las reacciones. >>> una campaÑa para acabar con ella. revelÓ una llamada telefÓnica un supuesto pandillero exigÍa 300 dÓlares a una mujer a cambio de no atentar contra ella. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> el presidente sostiene que extorsiones como esta se van a reducir por el bloqueo de seÑales telefÓnica y los asesinatos bajaron de 12,7 por dÍa. a 7,6 desde que Él estÁ en el gobierno. >>> no creo que las pandillas, como las conocemos ahora, vayan a existir de 3 a 4 aÑos. >>> el plan de momento, cuenta con apoyo importante como la iglesia catÓlica. >>> es para resolver el gran problema que tenemos. >>> y la gente en la calle tambiÉn parece confiar. >>> se van a acabar algÚn dÍa. >>> pero no todos estÁn convencidos que en poco tiempo se pueda ten

the happy investors the drawbridges list and damask up so i'll be the whole of it is some reason sylvia long for me to hombres for that i'm good i'm trying huntin i'm here from. where i'm gonna start i'm at the needs that still leaves is essential most of the last 100 tons of movies if you have one in c. looking at it from if she is dating someone on a mixed have via ash it is best if it is a fast easy place to. live their lives was. some of that's right the problem lou dobbs. was feets rude one on one via the value you get on coming on soon as within the given on divison part standen dad come on down don't have have these in months once again it's friends from the young i was just. this consists had one day yes but the sports. league. friends of mine they're watching down in d.c. here with cheese each of the last 2 games arsenal's mentally weak so you know arsenal's absolutely just so you know it should be a fun game hopefully we'll see. lethal stuff off flat initialing almost shell falls on a leash they stamp on that as a single shot till the last few can't possible changes to my wris

what is going on there, sylvia >> reporter: well, at the moment there's no agreement yet i have just two european different officials and they say there is no white smoke yet. there is suggestion that the 28 heads of state are closer to an agreement. and this is actually after more than 16 hours of discussions here in brussels and these media reports suggest that if indeed the current deal that's on the table goes ahead, we will see currently the first vice president of the european commission as its next chief from the netherlands, who was a foreign affairs minister for the country as well and who belongs to the socialist party in the eu the center right family, the epp gets two positions being the european parliament presidency as well as the european council so the next person that will share the summits here in brussels but it's very early at this stage to see whether that's actually the case, but let me also just mention the ecb presidency because that's also very interesting for our audience, different heads of state told me here yesterday they do not expect an agreement over w

johnson and sylvia rivera were comfortable referring to themselves as both gay and transvestite. they didn't see them as mutually exclusive. >> to our viewers just tuning in, we're looking back 50 years after the stonewall riots. and our guest from greenwich village, new york, is marc stein, the author of a book about what happened 50 years ago. and on twitter, this apology for the way officers 50 years ago handled the situation. >> i think it would be irresponsible of me as we go through world pride month not to speak of the events at the stonewall inn in june of 1969. i'm certainly not going to stand up here and pretend to be an expert on what happened at stonewall. i do know what happened should not have happened. the actions taken by the nypd were wrong, plain and simple. the actions and the laws were discriminatory and oppressive, and for that, i apologize. [ applause ] to the lgbtq community, that this would never happen in nypd 2019. >> marc stein, a reaction to that apology from the new york city police commissioner. >> well, in general terms, i think the apology is a goo

amaro is in athens live for us sylvia, what can you tell us about the election outcome and what does economy and markets in greece? >> reporter: well, it's really the return of mainstream politics here in greece after the leftist party tsipras governed greece's 2015 you must remember the protests, the confrontational tone that syriza had against all the international predators that all the austerity greece has to deal with now new conservative party, democracy coming to power. yesterday i spoke with the next prime minister kyriakos mitsotakis and he told me that this outright majority is going to help him put all the agenda he wants in place as soon as possible >> i ask for a strong mandate to change the country and the greek people delivered very, very grateful for the result we won an outright majority, which was our main target. we almost reached 40%, which is an incredible number given the context of political landscape and i feel that i have a strong mandate to deliver on my agenda, which is an agenda to grow the economy, to create more jobs but also to make sure that the greek

that officials are and that life threatening rge flash flooding, reporting live in morgan city, i'm sylvia master might still be a thank you for that update will stay in touch all right checking now on that situation in new orleans meteorologist for greece or every is really tough going there. >>yeah, it really is i mean new orleans just gets back after time after time with these hurricanes and severe storms not getting much of a break right now in fact yesterday they got more than 10 inches of rain just because of the outer bands of this storm that is developsng right off the gulf of mexico and as you can see the gulf states along the northern gulf and even the lower mississippi valley, right now under parts of a hurricane watch and storm surge warning just because of all that flooding and heavy winds that that reporter was just talking about so this storm starting to take shape right now and as you could see those outer bands. rain right now impacting the states of louisiana and even the florida panhandle right now. the one thing that is working in their favor is that it doesn't appear t

. >> sylvia. >> sylvia tapley. a second. us just to mention a few folks, you. i'm gonna list them all. people that helped in all of our programs. -- jackson. -- i don't know where she is now. laverne. >> laverne johnson? >> yes. >> lebron johnson. maryland taylor, sandra johnson. sylvia tabb, felix simmons, rose mcafee. christy -- emily james, the masters jones. i don't know where lamacchia's. he plays the fiddle. she was untrained. she went into the music teachers room, her beethoven and she started playing it. and they asked her when you learn how - she said i can't even read music. she just looked at it. she was amazing. lamacchia. wonder where she is. deborah jones. rest her soul. david barr. ruth carter. >> i'm sorry. oscar-winner, ruth carter. you know, -- just one costume design. won the oscar for costume design for black panther. she was here. >> that i. that i. chris moore, tony freeman. i can't think of what joyce's last name was. -- mohammed. greg james. kathleen -- kennedy. later on, there are some people you probably don't know. wiley brandon. ishm

sylvia. untasted. so this issue lucy has that she has cataracts in both eyes and appears as though she has normal visual ability but in fact it's significantly impaired so much so that it's had a real impact on being able to go to school and her lifestyle at home so with the intervention this afternoon with the right medical treatment which may be able to make a real positive impact on that. i don't see if they don't question this surgery is another opportunity for doctors benjamin and bony to work together you are huge this here. so they're all set to go in there to us now sort of sleep under general anaesthetic the surgeons are scrubbed and set to go so this can see how they came. during the operation the cataract is removed through a tiny incision in the eye and a synthetic lens is inserted and i'll just use the pick up place 15 degree of the record 2.75. you see on the screen that. you see that lens has returned the transparency to the people. and therefore should provide a good outcome for they se

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lasting desks a they're here to stay they will be here when we talk in 30 years we'll talk about sylvia and not about many other architects that have been around in berlin and. he he was also already engaged in the museum the rebuilding of the building next to the structure we're talking about now and also he built a lot of museums around europe germany britain he's even he can be very down to earth he's even redesigned a mock american a classical piece intrade very simple design with this kind of design what kind of experiencing experience is he trying to make visitors yeah that's what he was explaining also in the film we just saw here once the people to ascend to the temple to go inside and to enjoy the view on berlin historical berlin and then to go down to that he calls it a subway station big like sure is subway station where they can go to the different museums in the future at the moment for the time being they can go to one of 2 museums on museum island that's a project for the future still a lot to be done is an exciting idea reiners ever so great to have you and thanks for th

not mexican authorities in argentina there are many who are still trying to locate their relatives sylvia my necklace was father disappeared in 1975 he was a left wing activist. i've always tried to find him and i know his remains are somewhere we have very little information on what happened to him but i want to find what is left of him and that's why this anthropology team is crucial for victims of conflict and violence because the loci victims and help hold accountable those involved in serious human rights abuses around the world. the united states has imposed sanctions against venezuela's military counter intelligence agency over the death of a navy captain while in their custody rafael acosta as family say he was tortured after his arrest in june he was a curious of trying to overthrow president maduro allegations his family deny or thirty's buried his remains on wednesday but his family are demanding an independent review into his death well the u.n. secretary general says the world hasn't done enough to help mozambique after 2 successive cyclons killed hundreds of people and turn

and authorities in argentina there are many who are still trying to locate their relatives sylvia my necklace was father disappeared in 1975 he was a left wing activist. i've always tried to find him and i know his remains are somewhere we have very little information on what happened to him but i want to find what is left of him and that's why this anthropology team is crucial for victims of conflict and violence because the loci victims and help hold accountable those involved in serious human rights abuses around the world. and to see that when a site is. the remains of 33 victims of the 995 massacre have been laid to rest in the bosnian town is the 24th anniversary of the killings in which more than 8000 muslim men and boys were rounded up and killed by bosnian serb troops the bodies of a 1000 victims are still missing. mileage bag of h. was at the ceremony. the oldest victim buried today at the memorial center of course is a woman shot how she was only 82 years old at the time she was killed in july 1905 and she's actually the only woman buried today at the memorial center of ch

sylvia fox started taking drugs at the age of 1a.titute methadone and recognises that her addiction caused a lifetime of risk—taking. once i was found in the street, just in the middle of the road. i must have been walking and then collapsed. and then the other time i was in the house and i had again injected, i think it was morphine at that stage, and i had 0d‘d. last year, dundee had the highest rates of drug deaths. but the problem affects all scotland's major cities. in areas like this piece of waste ground in the centre of glasgow, the chaotic nature of drug use does start to become apparent. there were 1,187 drug—related deaths in scotland last year, which means the death rate in scotland is nearly three times that of the uk as a whole. for the first time, deaths from drugs in scotland have overtaken deaths from alcohol. the scottish government says it is a very troubling situation. i'm absolutely determined to use the powers that we have at our disposal to make a difference here but the evidence is that actions like the safer

former italian prime minister, sylvia burness tony adds mep to his lengthy and colorful cv.adership campaign. this week, they even e—mailed jeremy hunt, asking him to volunteer to help his rival out. at three, they do things differently down under, australian mp, tim wilson, swore his oath of loyalty to the queen on what he called his "economic bible". capitalism and freedom by the free—market guru, milton friedman. in westminster, mps have to make do with an actual holy book. at two, deputy speaker, emily lange, gave mps a quick lesson in the importance of punctuation. there is a significant difference, as, the honourable gentleman says, between, eats shoots and leaves, and, shoots, and leaves. at one, glastonbury is famous for the weird and wacky flags carried by festivalgoers, but this tribute tojohn perko was surely the best of the lot. order, order. alex partridge. and finally, after three years in the job, it's likely that the chancellor philip hammond has answered his last treasury question. his labour opposite number had got him a gift — this wasn't the first time jo

not mexican authorities in argentina there are many who are still trying to locate their relatives sylvia my necklace was father disappeared in 1975 he was a left wing activist and the have a gun they were under but i have always been trying to find him and i know there remains a movie to him we have very little information of what happened but i want to find what's left. and that's why these anthropology team is crucial for victims of conflict and violence because the loci victims and help hold accountable those involved in serious human rights abuses around the world. under siege when a scientist. yes president donald trump has been hosting what he's called a social media summit at the white house trump is facing criticism for the event which included a line up of online personalities from across the right wing media google facebook and twitter officials were excluded from the gathering. european council president has criticized russia's decision to battle flights to georgia as unjustified and disproportionate already tense relations between tbilisi and moscow have deteriorated further

no of course i think the day you miss sylvia and i think the devious shit and the counter you know devolution is in full fledge there is no question about that him it out of the the sheet of men actually that is. and let's not forget actually dispy full actually that i would of that what you call the high supreme committee which she i mean security committee which was established by bush if they just replace bush it because you for them was a liability actually a head to the head of our political ambitions and then when they removed him and they took power and they supported actually that moment of revolution which of us actually cut it i would buy the danish people a peaceful demonstrators but this took forget that you know if there is any doubt with that is that his people are not going to get action of their demands and aspiration for a democratic trust formation a civilian rule actually yesterday who us a clear answer to anyone who doubted that alan you mentioned the internet how could well the protesters the demonstrators when that was blocked. well clearly it took them a while of course

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and from guatemala, sylvia may and irish council general robert odrisco, from japan, too and general kamono and the mexican council general, ms. arnault and wilma gondoy and julio huerta and i'm sorry if i'm butchering your names. from the philippines we have jedd martin leona and from singapore daryl lau. everyone is important. we have a lot of people so i'm going to read the names really fast. if i have not read your name, come see my staff at the front and give them your card and we'll be glad to call your name out. from taiwan, alex lee and jesse chin of the taipei economic and culture office. district judge, the wonderful honorable ed chen. from us senator harris office, adam mayas and catherine pentako and from david chew's office we have ye chu and we have a certificates from the office and kenneth chan, his field representatives will present that and we have some city department leads. our number one librarian in the entire world, mr. michael lambert. award-winning library. san francisco county clerk, diana ray. the executive director of department of children, youth and fami

sylvia taft. felix simmons. rose mcphee. christy emily james, jones. i wish i could know where lamatras a she could pay play the fiddle. she went into the music teachers room and heard beat hove and started playing. she said i can't read music. we just looked at her. she was amazing. i wonder where she is. deborah jones. ruth carter oskar winner ruth carter. the sister that just won for costume design won the oscar for costume design tor black panther. she worked here. that's right. that's right. pass the word. we cranking them out of here, chris moore with tony freeman. i can't think of joyce's last name was. greg james. kathleen getwood. janice kennedy. later on there is people you don't know wiley brand. ishmael conway. ishmael conway. i'll mention him again. >> there you are, my brother. linda powell colin powell's daughter. that's right she was we do the whole thing. shiel la bush. stand beatle. >> ooh stand. >> the late stand beatle too. kristinive lee. kim myoer. kim sellers. greg payne. lisa reed. mick nichols. bonnie bones. kevin kelly. shoma

listen to sylvia garcia explain why we need this subcommittee. >> one of the most disheartening things the financial world. not because i couldn't handle the work but because of who i faced sometimes it seems like any meeting i went to whether it was to negotiate depository contract or select investment bankers or anything that i did, it was a man's world and also very white. >> tucker: still really white, that is the coolest slur she could think of and deeply upsetting. if you have been away, you might be shocked to hear a sitting member of congress make aggressively racist remarks like that in public, you should know that's normal on the left. nobody noticed when she said it. if democrats instead worked on the "diverse asset managers act." it would involve every single ferment to implement affirmative action based on sex and skin color. according to democrats, your race is the single most important thing about you. you are not an individual created uniquely by god, you are a faceless member of a herd whose entire significance can be summed up using the color of your skin. it is creep

listen to democratic congresswoman sylvia garcia explain why we need this. >> one of the most dishearteninghings for me was dealing with the financial world. not because they couldn't handle the work because who i faced sometimes. it seems like any meeting that i went to, whether to negotiate a depository contract for a banking account, or select investment bankers, anything that i did, it really was still a man's world and it was also very white. >> tucker: still really white. that's the cruellest slur she could think of. deeply upsetting to her. you may be shocked to hear a sitting member of congress make racist comments. that's normal now on the left. nobody even noticed when she said it. democrats continued working on what they call the diverse asset manager's act. if passed this law would require every single firm engaged in the $70 trillion asset management business to implement affirmative action based on sex and skin collar, companies required to file reports with the government describing the race of their employees. according to democrats, the race is the single most important thi

. >> as we go to the panel, the last thing i want to bring up is that i took you to sylvia's soul food restaurant in harlem and one of the reasons i wanted to is to openly deal with the fact that we have to deal with the remnants of homophobia still in our community. and in this nation. you have said from day one you're openly gay and married, and i've said whether people agree with your life or not, they have to judge you on the merits of your service, just like we want to be judged on the merits of ours. and as you are here at essence festival, this festival has always been one to openly welcome all of our community. whether they are women, men, gay, lgbtq, transgender, because it's all one family and i thought it was very important that you be here so people would understand that those that are still homophobic in our community do not speak for the majority of our community, even the faith community, we can understand wherever we fight for civil rights for anybody, we fight for it for everybody. >> thank you. >> have you had to deal with any homophobia during your campaign? >> yes.

sylvia fox started taking drugs at the age of 14. was found in the street, just in the middle of the road. i must have been walking and then collapsed. and then the other time i was in the house and i had again injected, i think it was morphine at that stage, and i had 0d‘d. last year, dundee had the highest rate of drug deaths. but the problem affects all scotland's major cities. in areas like this piece of waste ground in the centre of glasgow, the chaotic nature of drug use does start to become apparent. there were 1,187 drug—related deaths in scotland last year, which means the death rate in scotland is nearly three times that of the uk as a whole. for the first time, deaths from drugs in scotland have overtaken deaths from alcohol. the scottish government says it is a very troubling situation. i'm absolutely determined to use the powers that we have at our disposal to make a difference here but the evidence is that actions like the safer consumption rooms will make a difference, will save lives, so i think we should follow the e

march to be with our radical folks who are really fighting for the things that people like marcia and sylviae fighting for at the original stonewall riots. i'm excited to be here. we're talking about decriminalization, talking about ending the violence that our people are facing across different sectors in the world. it is important to be here today. >> what does it mean to be here 50 years after the stonewall uprising,s you said, people here making clear that was a riot? so what is amended be here and what is it mean to be building on that history? >> i think there is a lot of excitement. i also think there are so much left for us to fight for, and that is what we're talking about here at the queer liberation march. i think about the ways they were fighting against police brutality, fighting against all of the state of violence that was being faced, and how we still have to keep that fight up. we have lost so many lack and brown trans sisters this year. this month alone, at least four or five. it is important press to continue the fight and lived up the real legacy that happened on that fat

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