the an emotional day for l g b t rights campaigners as they celebrated their victory outside parliament in taipei. the legislation survived a last minute attempt by conservatives to pass a watered down version. today the very significant day to us because we could finally pass a law is out to protect my family we've been fighting for for this change to ease. off for 5 years for me personally if it were i even my children and now that i do anything for the work. it's a happy thing for me that taiwan compounds such a lot of it although there were divisions it's still a happy occasion and i'm quite emotional 3 different bills were tabled for friday's vote but only one used the word marriage a bill satisfactory for rights campaigners the other versions backed by conservative lawmakers left out. the term marriage altogether opponents say lawmakers are ignoring the will of the people in a series of referendums last year and more than 2 thirds of voters said marriage should only be defined as a union between a man and a woman but that's far from the minds of these rights activists celebrating

same sex couples similar rights as married heterosexual couples a bill satisfactory for the l g b t rights campaigners the other versions backed by conservative lawmakers were void of the term marriage. not everyone on this relatively liberal island shares these people's desire for equality in a series of referendums last year more than 2 thirds of voters decided marriage should only be defined as being between a man and a woman numbers that opponents of same sex marriage say cannot be ignored. so. let's go straight out to the w.'s william yang standing by for us in type a with the latest good morning to you well this is a 1st for what are some of the reactions to this law that you're getting where you are. so we're just now hearing all the supporters of same sex marriage chanting and cheering at the back row because the legislature just passed the 3rd reading of the government. legislative bill so this means time one becomes the 1st 100 days under the legal life and thinks marriage and also some man the title about 1250 the gay couple in asia. ok what about the referendum last november th

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the rain couldn't dampen their spirits here in taipei l g b t rights campaigners celebrated their victory outside parliament an emotional day for those who fought for equality and put their futures on hold it's a very significant day to us because we could bottle caps the laws that protect my family we've been fighting for this. law for 5 years for me personally for i even. and now that i do anything for a. day in history many lawmakers see gay marriage as a bomb but i want to remind you that we are not terrorists i have never seen we are your family your brothers and your sisters your constituents please support us to convince this woman. 3 different bills were table for friday's vote but only one use the word marriage put forward by the government it allows same sex couples similar rights as married heterosexual couples a bill satisfactory for rights campaigners should the other versions backed by conservative lawmakers left out the term marriage altogether. opponents say lawmakers are ignoring the will of the people in a series of referendums last year more than 2 thirds of voters said

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on whether same sex couples have the same rights as different sex couples and so i think it was a grueling time what this referendum did is it forced l.g.b. t. people in taiwan to expose their personal lives to the public and ask for support and tell their stories and say do you think we are worthy of equal rights as the rest of you and the public fired back and said no largely because they were influenced by an international proxy battle for the politics of hatred which we've seen materialized elsewhere as well where the same sex marriage issue has come up but i think what's most important is what happened today is the government followed the constitutional court ruling and voted through the most progressive of the 3 bills with the support of leadership and it sends an incredible message that in times of adversity even when the public is out to get a particular minority that this government is going to stand up for them right to crime nights and the last recession for human rights watch in new york thank you very much for talking to you thank you. let me now bring up to date some other stories making news around the world iran's foreign mi

an emotional day for l g b t rights campaigners as they celebrated their victory outside parliament in taipei. the legislation survived a last minute attempt by conservatives to pass a watered down version. or lights. for me to know what the outcome isn't perfect. so you thought i think it's the best thing that could be for taiwan's gay communities. today it's a very significant day to us because we could finally pass a law is that to protect my family we've been fighting for for this change this. law for 5 years for me personally but for even my children and now that i do anything for it it's a happy thing for me the taiwan compare such a lot of your home told us although there were divisions it's still a happy occasion and i'm quite emotional 3 different bills were tabled for friday's vote but only one used the word marriage put forward by the government it allows same sex couples similar rights as married heterosexual couples a bill satisfactory for rights campaigners the other versions backed by conservative lawmakers left out the term marriage altogether opponents say lawmakers ar

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same sex couples similar rights as married heterosexual couples a bill satisfactory for the l g b t rights campaigners the other versions backed by conservative lawmakers were void of the term marriage. not everyone on this relatively liberal island shares these people's desire for equality in a series of referendums last year more than 2 thirds of voters decided marriage should only be defined as being between a man and a woman numbers that opponents of same sex marriage say cannot be ignored. taiwan just become the 1st country in asia to legalize and tax marriage absolutely me to be teacher rights in taiwan as more of an. athlete face that has been dubbed as big a capital in asia. legislated that actually cement a once place in the healing to break new ground in terms of human rights and eligibility to rights but also it is likely going to inspire that movement that will open up and working quality and rights for l.g.b. secure individuals in taiwan. also across the asia. and that on and young. is now listen a week to go until parliamentary elections and environmental protection is very m

kept out of the primary school where that exchange took place in protest against introducing l g b t right into the curriculum the day before people supporting the school's stance had eggs thrown at them the head teacher however says the lion's share of the protesters are not in fact parents and are generating a divide that didn't exist before a coordinator of the protest claims parents simply want a say in their children's education. we feel that 1st of all primary school is not the age for this to be done problem is going to look the age of 4 year old is not the age to teach children about such complex relationships true didn't see people as humans they don't judge a person by their sexual orientation or their racial their religion it's a bit funny how everything else is our responsibility but when it comes to education he wants me dictated by people seeing suits in parliament who have no idea of how about children or have no idea that each individual child is different is discrimination we understand there's a lot of these slum a phobia homophobia and the school and the parents and ofst

currency manipulation this is a veryy vey big deal the united states and chinaa i'll still working o on t right nowow by the way because according to the dread the treasury secretary. here in the united states those talks were actuallyly cononstrue and they will be further talks down the line to come to a big deal between the us and china. but in the meantime those tariffs have beenn introduducedy the united states there also already existing tariffs that have been imposed by china. so this is something that will - developed for the for a possibly months to come. thanks for joining us. nonow facebook post t small is a complex met with a manual micron head in paris the french president's pushing for greater regulation all the social media giant. amid concern over hate speech and cycle fake news. insuring this month's upcoming european elections namely lloyd has details. the meeting with the president calls first suit mark zuckerberg's trademark hootie and casual style when new way to be seen. as he arrived at the nbc palace in paris. the topic on the table hate speech online and how to tackle it

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same sex couples similar rights as married heterosexual couples a bill satisfactory for the l g b t rights campaigners the other versions backed by conservative lawmakers were void of the term marriage. not everyone on this relatively liberal island shares these people's desire for equality in the series of referendums last year more than 2 thirds of voters decided marriage should only be defined as being between a man and a woman numbers that opponents of same sex marriage say cannot be ignored. to their views william yang joins us now with more from a type a very divisive issue in the countries we just heard there william this is a 1st for asians though what are some of the reactions to the law that you're hearing there in type. so inside on right now add to the same that was occupied by the pro-marriage equality groups and we just heard the legislature finally finally passed the entire bill which makes out time $100.00 fishley the 1st country to legalize same sex marriage and how people are absolutely thrilled to see people hugging and waving the rainbow flags and chanting all kinds of

based patriots quickly started selling boy am m essive t-shirts with some of >>everro m pisedses a beat, tos the ball back. talk about multitasking. rightprogram. let's check the sunday today traffic cam in pakistan, see how thin things are moving out on the road. couple of guys on motorcycles there. that's not a couple of guys. that's a guy and cow wrapped up in blanket. as the car passes, the cow takes a peek overthere. the clip went viral this week, it reminded some people of this. et's famous tride. >> whaas the old sang, borden's milk from contented cows. that cow was so chill. >> i think he's done that before. we'll see you again in a minute. >>> coming up, a sunday sit-down with actress and director olivia wilde on her debut behind the camera with the well receive film"book smart," directing jason sudeikis in the movie and the message she hopes to send to women by calling the shots on that film. i knew my daughter could be at risk of certain cancers later in life. from an infection, human papillomavirus i knew that hpv could lead to certain cancers. i knew her risk for hpv increases as she gets older. i knew there was a vaccine a

t. rights issue here in russia north caucuses because it's a law they have a lot of western press writes about it a lot and it's usually portrayed as a standalone issue whereas in russia it's farther of a much larger security religious cultural do you think human rights advocates even need to concern themselves with any structural analysis trying to understand the decisions that states make on those very sensitive issues three points you raise a lot of topics at once one is i don't like the use of the word balancing rights because i don't think that's the right equation we don't we don't have to trade off human rights to achieve other things we don't need to give up human rights to be secure in fact in my view human rights help us to be more secure are there tough dilemma sometimes between which human rights is going to trump basically one that we're here at a tech conference we look at for example online speech there are some who argue that you ought to be able to have all sorts of hate speech on line that's free expression it should stay there there are others who would say no in fact

they'vh been at t for seven hours. right now outer loop near central avenue, still have a pretty big delay. we' talking about a 4 mile backup. hopefully that gets out of here soon. another vantage point as they switcthat cameraround to show you what's going on. you can see the delays. the rest of the beltway is oo looking g southbound, 270. vehicle fire, not too much of a slowdo there. eastbound 66, a crash on the shoulder. >> melissa, thank you. 6:02 now. this mning three people are in the hospital after being stabbed in a popular park in arlington. one victim with minor injuries. they have arrested one person. >>> meanwhile, an time and beloved u.s. senate employee died following a violent assault in the district. >> investigators she was involved in a fight with a group just steps from his home near nats park.ep >> rter: his name is bernard johnson iii known to many as bud. he began working at the hart senate office building in 1989 just out of high scho. that photo from a go fund me page set up for his family. their live

an emotional day for l g b t rights campaigners as they celebrated their victory outside parliament in taipei. the legislation survived a last minute attempt by conservatives to pass a watered down version. today's a very significant day to us because we could finally pass a law is out to protect my family we've been fighting for this change in. law for 5 years and for the person to leave before i even choose and now that i do anything for it. it's a happy thing for me to taiwan compounds such a lot of your home although there were divisions it's still a happy occasion and i'm quite emotional 3 different bills were tabled for friday's vote but only one used the word marriage a bill satisfactory for rights campaigners the other versions backed by conservative lawmakers left out the term marriage altogether opponents say lawmakers are ignoring the will of the people in a series of referendums last year and more than 2 thirds of voters said marriage should only be defined as a union between a man and a woman but that's far from the minds of these rights activists celebrating what is a lan

especially as time moves closer to the election as well as the fact edththat the support will come t right around that same time. i am sure it will be a topic for discussion. >> host: have we seen any presidential candidate or major candidate in any office talk about the issue that should be talked about in political campaigns? >> guest: evening current roundup? i have not seen them discuss it so far. >> host: let's talk to dan calling from virginia on the republican line. good morning. >> caller: hello, good morning. i just like to make a few points and thank you for taking my call about support the commission findings by the republican president nixon and rick agree with that that the draft was not economically profitable for people's choices so i agree with that guest and secondly g openig the service to our military service formally excluded mos or jobs like infantry two women did not result in a humongous tidal wave of interest or enlistments it'sresulted in that so propensity for matters. if you open the draft two women the draft of anybody been drafted is overwo 865 and do not have

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declared homophobe would roll back l g b t rights on watchdog says 420 l g b t people were killed in brazil last year alone and in taiwan more than 360 same sex couples have tied the knot there off to the island became the 1st place in asia to legalize gay marriage taiwan's parliament approved same sex marriage last week it follows years of debate over marriage equality and religious and with religious and conservative groups among the most vocal opponents. i think it's a very difficult thing ethnic chinese culture especially for men and we've been very lucky to have support from our families after this new law has passed even more traditional families will be willing to try and considered normal for 2 meant to be together and get married. well now to nepal where 4 people have died while attempting to scale mount everest over the past few days that number includes 3 indian climbers and one nepali guide it takes the total number of people killed or missing on the world's highest mountain this climbing season to 7 nepal has issued permits to $379.00 climbers this year thailand's cain h

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right now 74. t winds out of south at 5 miles per hour. ound the area, 68 in leesburg. 69 gaitheburg. 66 culpeper. it is just beautiful outside right now. there is no rain to talk about. this is all ground clutter. it shouldn't even be on there. look what's hpening back through the west, okay? this is the storm that is coming through. i want to zoom on in through ohio. have seen tornadoes in iowa, illinois, indiana and now into ohio. look at this mess. every sing one of these red eoxes is a tornado warning. this right here around dayton, ohio, a confirmed large tornado, now on the ground. and that's what's coming ou way tomorrow morning. now i do not expect tornadoes. i do not expect much inform the way of severe weather. but i can'trule out a strong thunderstorm early tomorrow morning. i want to show you the typing here. here is 11:00 tonight. nothi goingon in our region. watch by 6:00 a.m., here comes the storms. they'll have a hard time getting over the mountains. and with loss of daytime heating, we should see the storms begin to die ou

you'll feel some of that relief right away when you step outside. t it.tainly f temperatures reached 90 degrees for some of you esterday. today it's going to feel a bit more like spring again. 66 degrees compared to ay yesteright? good morning, everyon i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we're woing 4 you to fill you in on everything you need to know. it starts with a check on the recast and commute. meteorologist chuck bell is here. before we talk to melissa about the roads, what do you >>have? 've got good news, everybody. the sun will be out, the wind will be out of the northwest, and temperatures this afternoon wilbe about 15 degrees cooler than that first 90-degree day of the yearyesterday. temperatures are trending ever downward this morning. northwest winds are out there, 61 now in gaithersburg and leesburg. 60 in martinsburg. way out here, western maryland, up by deep creek lake, 43 degrees. that borders on chilly right there. meanwhile, closer to 70 once you're down to the western shore of the chesapeake bay. wake-up weather for this o morn

movement in other direct, new york state, this year, passed a new law which increases a woman's right t right -- an an it used to be after 24 weeks now the law is to protect health of a woman, that is a much more lenient standard, the question, do you believe at any point in pregnancy whether 6 or 8 or 24 weeks, there should be any limit on a woman's right. >> i think that dialogue has got so caught up on where you draw the line. that we have gotten away from the fundamental question of who gets to draw the line. and i trust women to draw the line when it their own. >> just to be clear, you say that you would be okay with a woman into third trimester decides to abort? >> these hypotheticals are set up to provoke. >> not hypothetical there are 6,000 women a year. >> representing left, 1% of cases. >> let's take ourselves let's put ourselveses in shoes of a woman in the situation, if it is that late in your pregnancy that means almost by definition, have you been expecting to carry it to term, women who perhaps chosen a name or purchased a crib, family that get most devastating medical news of

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