high society isn't very tolerant. many people reject transgendered people. but i'm in love with her and that's that. and i well i don't care what others think. the surgeon explains the procedure one last time it will take less than an hour but it will change touches life forever. we need her 5 days after the surgery everything went smoothly her breasts are still bandaged and she has to take painkillers. even so she's overwhelmed with joy. and they're so myself in the mirror and out wow my body is like a small thing it's like a warm and i love this painful so wish. yeah. but she wants to wait a while to have gender reassignment surgery where her penis is transformed into a vagina fodder arter surgery i think i really do but not this town maybe like nick care all 2 year yeah because at this time i. i don't want to. cause. a few weeks later we need her at a drag show bar. her body has healed up. but she doesn't want to show off her new breasts. i didn't want the raring to like it told the whole library oh you were having the teacher there you followed like it w

yes, zero tolerance. bad cops like chauvin deserve zero tolerance.ut i will bet you never heard the name david dorn. he, too, was a black man. murdered. shot to death about by looters during these protests as he protected his friend's pawnshop in st. louis. david was a retired 38-year black police captain. like george, there is a video of him dying. bleeding out at 2:30 in the moaning. we need to honor david's life, too. we should be crying for him, too. but why not? he deserves justice. murder must not be defined in america depending on who killed you. no one is above the law. and no one is below it. that doesn't just apply to the accused, it applied to both victims. both black and both unjustifiably killed. the outrage, however, is only for one. david dorn's life mattered too. there must be see row tolerance for his killer as well. for those of you who want to dismantle and defund police departments, you need to remember the vast majority of police who put their lives on the line every day. consider this. it's the police officer you call when you a

violence, looting, anarchy, lawlessness are not to be tolerated, plain and simple. these criminal acts are not

of the tolerant britain that we love?estion and inside there is plenty of graphic pictures from what happened yesterday. but i mean is that really in danger, we have thought of britain as a racially tolera nt thought of britain as a racially tolerant country, do you think that is injeopardy. tolerant country, do you think that is in jeopardy. the mail of sunday, the commentses that you will see on social media, certainly on left there is a bit of naivety because they have promoted stories that are not true, that overestimate some of the issues. and it is no surprise that people have anti—migrant sentiment as a result. and they're saying, why are these people behaving so poorly. i'm afraid a lot of time they're stoked up by these stories. it is absolutely horrifying that in 2020 something that started off about just a grave that in 2020 something that started off aboutjust a grave injustice of a man in america, who was murdered on the street, we saw that horrifying video and that has turned into now a day of far right peop

for people who just have chronic pain to give them opioids because they don't have the years of tolerance built up that people with heroin addiction have to really understand the complexity of being that drug is a reflection on. guys much training this was the published data i said there's something wrong here. and that left a. hole in my heart i still remember him very very clearly he had opened up a shop that small business and was really getting on conceit and he even gave me his a. 100 day to come with me accomplish that information was dribbling in that the opioid miracle pain relievers were killing people is produce pharma and the other drug companies would have acknowledged a potentially lethal effects of opioids when these problems are 1st discovered hundreds of thousands of lives could have been saved instead they took steps to suppress negative information within a month received a 3 page letter from purdue pharma. basically saying why are you bothering the doctors this is not a prescribing problem this is a patient misuse problem this is a drug abuse problem patients need to be

what has become of the tolerant britain we love ? become of the tolerant britain we love?ht pages inside on this, a nation in turmoil. i suppose one of the ways to tackle this, which we have often fallen back on, is a demand for tougher response from the justice system. and there are some suggestions of quite steep sentences and also accelerated justice, i think we will look at the telegraph ona think we will look at the telegraph on a different story, but it deals with that. one has to keep this in proportion. you mention the sunday telegraph story, where tory mps are talking about bringing in a new law which would give ten—year sentences to people who attack war memorials. now, when i say perspective, we already have laws against criminal damage, which already carried ten—year penalties. if a risk to life is involved, it could even be a life is involved, it could even be a life penalty, so i don't think you need to bring in new laws for this. itjust seems need to bring in new laws for this. it just seems to need to bring in new laws for this. itjust seems to me that need

the mayor says these acts will not be tolerated. >> reporter: that's right the mayor says oakland will do everything in its power to stop these incidents, people here tell me they are surprised by what happened. under the summer sun, messages black community are hanging from trees. the same area where there was a disturbing discovery made thursday morning. oakland police responded to a report that a fake body was hanging from a noose. by the taken down. >> is extremely hurtful to an effect we are in a position where black people just want to matter. >> reporter: police describe what they found as material stuffed inside a sheet and a rope tied around the torso and neck. there was also an american flag. >> to see that i'm definitely shocked that it's in oakland. >> i'm very angry because like my grandbaby i don't want him to experience what my grandparents had to go through growing up.>> reporter: it was found just one day after five rope nooses were found in trees elsewhere at the lake. officials say community members hacome forward to say some of the roots were used for exercising and

the vandalism, fires and looting will not be tolerated. and she added this. >> there were a lot of young people out there. in fact, a lot of juveniles. so parents, where are your kids? where are your kids? >> the police have agreed to send additional law enforcement. curfew begins at 8:00. tonight many people pause to look at what they saw. >> i'm not surprised. it is still shocking. >> reporter: in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> video into our newsroom from our own robert handa. he is in morgan hill. it seems like quite a few in morgan hill lining the streets outside the morgan hill central protests. the anti-police project led a protest. they started at middle harbor shoreline park. take a look at this line of cars. so many cars showed up at streets that were clogged. they were brought to a standstill. instate traffic was tied up as well. protests remained peaceful. people stayed inside their cars. >>> looters took over a shopping central leaving behind a trail of damage. live with more on that. >> this is trader joe's behind me h

but his message of tolerance does not get spread everywhere in japan. because it was. because i'm just i don't think japan is ready to accept this kind of lifestyle but i personally gets really good that there are people like him. even. more a. bank of extraordinary unthought is priest. for him life is about having the courage to accept who you are. and finding pleasure and meaning in earthly as well as spiritual pursuits. everyone has the bronx to accept themselves for who they are on our facebook page d w women you can find more stories about people who are standing up for their rights and inspiring others to do the same d.w. women gives a voice to women everywhere. our planet is home to around a 1000000000 sheep most of them live in asia followed by africa and australia and new zealand one of the most important products our shabby friends give us is their world in 29 seen around 1100000 tons of refined world were produced globally. the leading producers are australia china the us and new zealand together they make up around 70 percent of the global market and they a

from turkey france's president says that turkey is playing a dangerous game that can no longer be tolerated russia's foreign minister has called for an immediate cease fire to be implemented on all sides so a lover off says that he and egypt have agreed with moscow's approach to ending the conflict we have 2 correspondents in libya in a moment we'll speak with that malik trainer who is in this russia but 1st let's get the latest from the one head who is in tripoli mahmoud why is the internationally recognized government refusing to have anything to do with arab league sponsored peace talks. well

but we won't tolerate reforms that make the lives and safety of our police officers diminished. in the democrat bill they want to us vote on next week, there is a provision that would stop our local police officers from being able to get lower cost body armor. i'm not for militarizing police. but body armor is important to keep those who bravely serve our

they tell us that violence will not be tolerated. i am sitting here with a knee split open.hat violence seems to be very tolerated. >> reporter: the police chief said he is enormously proud of the bravery shown by his department in the face of what he calls in a most impossible mission. and he points out that the protests have gotten aggressively calmer each night. ann rubin , ktvu, fox 2 news. to improve accountability, transparency, and independent oversight of law enforcement agencies. >> we need continued de- escalation training. implicit bias training. also every officer in america should have to wear body camera . for not only their own safety, but for the communities accountability. i also believe we need to and racial profiling in every department. it must be able to certify that they are not keeping statistics on things based on race. >> he is a member of the house judiciary committee. he is said to me next week for the proposed legislation. he is calling the bill and updated civil rights act of our time. >>> in vallejo a third-party investigation into this week's d

for years we were often taught that tolerance imply the diction but it doesn't tolerance just means that you may need to increase the dose of the drug to get the same effect but that doesn't go along with compulsive use of the trial and doesn't go along with things there with the concept of pseudo addiction what we were told was that if you had a patient coming in early who looked addicted that it wasn't addiction it was pseudo addiction pseudo addiction is a fairly new term i came in about 990 but it's crucial pseudo addiction is. when a patient is looking the life of a drug addict because pursuing relief so pseudo addiction is a relief seeking behavior in this state as drug addiction produces remedy for so-called pseudo addiction actually endangered lives if you had a patient who appeared addicted to educational message was that you should increase the dose of the opioids give them more opioids and sure enough if you give somebody who. addicted all of the pills that they could possibly want they do stop coming and are really there they spend the day and narcotics stupor on the sofa the

if you look up tolerate in the dictionary they literally said it is to accept the repugnance and youhave to celebrate risk because when someone has an out-of-the-box idea about a population you know nothing about, taking on a big time risk you've got to be able to take that leap of faith, you need to invest in that person. it up revolves around this idea of the enormous value that you invest in as a leader, in always returns to you to the company. >> thank you for the lecture. the me too movement, what is happening beyond the borders, when you open the floor for questions, coming in and allow audience members to throw questions at us and provide solutions so let's see what questions we have coming in. this is a question -- let's see. many of the bright spots turn on the lead up to get it. most have a a pet funny knowing in a sense harassment or is it driven by oppression? >> it is both. i'm talking team leaders, it could be 32 over the team of three. again, what i find in the interviews i have done, take me. i have a gay son, he toward in the south a lot. america is a big place and a

we cannot tolerate the terrorizing of our community. we will not tolerate racial hatred and we are doing everything in our power to stop it. >> the mayor says she does not have information yet as to whether the same person or people are responsible for the nooses.>> we are at a very raw moment in our city and country. we have to not let those who wish to do harm advanced racial justice, distract us from that mission.>> reporter: it's a place of comfort for many members of the black community, for someone to come here and place a symbol of hate is unconscionable.>> i don't know what's so hard for people to understand about it. >> reporter: oakland police say they have stepped up patrols, folks i spoke with want the person responsible caught and charged with a hate crime but some tell me they doubt that will happen. >>> police in rohnert park say a rope and tree there resembling a news is believed to be a child swing. a person reported the rope this morning and officers went to check it out on the 900 block of civic center drive. they say

look presents as true that nobody tolerates that anymore causing terror that's terror that silliness is ok. both. the makeshift graveyard was meant to hammer home the human cost of this pandemic. in doing so it exposed the deep rests in a country polarized over its leadership. well the global health emergency takes its toll on the world economy the u.n. is warning that millions of children are at risk of being pushed into under-age labor with families struggling to put food on the table many children find themselves having to undertake exploitative and often dangerous work. millions of children under the age of 17 are forced to work in countries all around the world the international labor organization says more than $150000000.00 children are employed against their will nearly half of them work in hazardous conditions boys account for more than half of child laborers it's not the number of girls could be under reported. regional numbers vary but africa has the highest rate of child labor one in 5 children on the continent is forced to work across asia more than 7 percent of all chil

who are affected in nigeria itself to come together and say enough is enough we're not going to tolerate this kind of violence against learners against children we should be safe to play against young women in nigeria who are seeking out knowledge which is their absolute basic fundamental right and i think the significant thing about this day is that it provides a really important way of providing all of us with a structure a permanent structure under which we can put all our energies to try and bring about change ok to raise the global coalition to protect education from attack reports that in afghanistan documented threats intimidation of teaches increased from 2013 to 2016 even as targeted killings actually declined most of those threats were directed towards girls' education how do you overt attacks that stem from religious or ideological beliefs. well one of the things that's most important is working together with communities trying to ensure that communities themselves understand what the importance of education is and where possible having dialogue with other groups particularly

the majority of people who want to find a peaceful solution and say to law enforcement we cannot tolerate this any more. you've got to respect humanity and you cannot treat people as if their lives have no value. host: what do you think the responsibility is those you talk about had the moral high ground the movement has been high jacked. how do the folks regain that moral high ground? guest: you're not going to lose the moral high ground when you watch that video of what happened to george floyd. no matter what you may think about law enforcement and the communities and people protesting you cannot see that -- i don't know if many people were able to watch the entire nine or ten minutes to see that kind of cruelty. i think people were shocked to see something like that. and it's unfortunate that there are those who have their own agenda and i can't say whether they're being paid for by someone. i don't get caught up in conspiracy theories. i don't know what it is that causes people to do further damage and harm to communities already suffering through the pandemic and covid-19 and yet i

get rid of some of these problematic effects tolerance addiction exaggerated and i came to stanford to understand how proteins these very fascinating molecules work at the most basic level i'm an instructor in the department of molecular and cellular physiology where we study very basic aspects of biology and the work that we've been doing lately is to understand how. they bind to their receptors and function these models provide is really remarkable ways of developing new drugs because what i'll do next is put up a. drug like morphine here in orange inside its receptor you can see if it's really nicely and i was told and that i can i can kind of cut away and you can see how well those little balls are sitting inside that receptor because what we can do now is to say well this is the receptor binding poket what other drugs in this bind pocket and then can we use this kind of knowledge to develop better drugs that act these receptors are not addictive opioid would be a medication that targets them you. turns it on provides pain relief but doesn't trigger the rewarding pathways in the br

protesting but they will not tolerate violence in san francisco. the curfew there starts

and offensive fed ex holds its team members to a high standard of personal conduct and we do not tolerate the kind of appalling and offensive behavior depicted in this video the individual involved is no longer employed by fed ex we stand with those who support justice and equality meantime the new jersey department of corrections said it suspended one of its employees after confirming he was among the group that taunted and tried to upset the demonstrators reporting in new york trinity charges. by the way coming up we're going to have a conversation about protests in general and whether some are or are not going too far with none other than my colleague longtime colleague larry king this is the news of rex sanchez they're watching our special coverage on portable t.v. or on regular t.v. and we will be right back stay right there. ah no team no crowd. no shots. actually felt. a strong note the 1st. points your thirst for action. i'm chris hedges the corporate coup d'etat has destroyed our democratic institutions the commercial media has been less part of the reality show presidents expose

no tolerance for police or jollity. no tolerance for writing in the street -- rioting in the streets, destruction of property or claiming of innocent lives including those of law enforcement. it is one of the reasons the president took the action this week, working with governors, to deploy resources and personnel to our streets. i am pleased to report in cities across the country we have quelled the violence. peaceful road for testers to continue to let their voice be heard. we will always stand for the right of every american. to engage in peaceful protest, to seek redress of the government. because of the efforts of law enforcement and other personnel, violenceoved past the that we saw in our streets and we will continue to do that. i am here today to talk about how we move forward. i am going to keep my remarks very brief because i am really here to listen. i had the greatest regard -- have the greatest regard for bishop jackson. he knows from the outset, we have worked to expand opportunities for every american inc

so the zero tolerance for discrimination and zero tolerance for racism cannot be enough, we have to take proactive actions and support the people to get out of the trouble. thank you very much. [applaus [applause]. thank you, and i'll give the floor to the state secretary to conclude. thank you. >> thank you honorable members. this can be a useful and emotional debate. i would like to thank you for this opportunity to participate in it. i believe that our institutions are largely on the same line with regard to these important issues. respect for human dignity and human rights, freedom, equality, rule of law are the very foundations are the european union. the council is committed to upholding these values in the eu relations including with our like-minded partners such as the united states. let me show you once again that the presidency and the council as a whole reject any form of racism and raich disyim nation and supports your fight to make sure our values endure, we have a solid framework in place which needs to be complemented by enforcement and targeted measures, such as education

they will not tolerate violence. yesterday, officers used tear gas to disperse protectors, have police had rocks and bottles thrown at them. police stopped them from entering the transit mall. glass window 59s were broken. >> the fbi has taken the lead of the death of a federal security officer at the court house friday night. david patrick underwood, died after being shot by gunmen in a passing van. another man was wounded. they are scouring the area. a memorial has gone up by the court house guard station. department of homeland security called his death an act of terrorism. >> blancha was taken into custody yesterday. police say they tracked her down, after a police officer recorded her license plate number. she is accused of driving her suv through a crowd of protesters, two men were hurt. the suv left the scene after a deputy fired a shot at it. >> lasting for the next seven day, of the curfew lasts from 8:30 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. protesters classed with police. it started out peaceful, before the dempistration move

we want to recognize those who do their jobs well, but we cannot tolerate the brutality of some, and so this legislation is very important, and i would hope rather than name-calling, as senator -- well, he calls himself, so i can reference it, grim reaper, senator mcconnell, who never really wants to get legislation done but just wants to have a bill out there that recognizes the concern, but does not act upon it in a way that will make a difference. >> so suffice to say you really do not like the senate republican bill, but i wonder, and i want to ask you a question about process. the reason i'm asking it, it may speak to whether something actually gets done here in terms of a compromise. would you encourage senate democrats to start a debate on this republican bill, even though you do not like it, just so that this process can get started and you can move towards a compromise with provisions that do you like? >> well, that's up to the senate democrats. senator booker and senate harris very much a part of putting together the legislation we all stood behind under leadership of the c

violence of any kind we will not tolerate attacks on police officers we will not tolerate hatred being created. a police officer was hit by a car yesterday appears to be quite purposeful that's unacceptable police officers shot at unacceptable that does not move us forward anyone who does that is a criminal not a protester we can not move forward in less we stand up together. kristen salumi is asked a protest in new york kristen strong was from the bad but what's he doing to get the city under control how a demonstrator is likely to respond. yes while the mayor has announced a number of new steps he's extended the curfew for the city of new york making it longer running at 8 pm and 11 hero who did it last night. redeploying police force 30 as needed and unity leaders to get involved to do in his words created here. but he's under a lot of pressure and facing a lot of criticism right now speakers at this event here in the protesters that i've spoken to are saying that they will respect this new her few but they're not going to stop protesting and as one of the women here told me there's

redeploy troops close to the border and resume military exercises but seoul says it will no longer tolerate what it calls pyongyang's unreasonable behavior bribe reports now from part 2 in south korea. making its message clear and unequivocal the destruction of the joint liaison office has been widely broadcast by north korean state run media accompanied by warnings that it will increase its military presence along the border separating the 2 koreas. guard posts that had been removed to deescalate tensions will now be restored while military exercises on the northern side of the border will be resumed bringing this unusually strong response from the south. such moves thought to the efforts and achievements made by the 2 koreas to maintain peace and the north will surely pay if these measures are put into action the north has blamed the south for allowing defectors to release propaganda balloons into its territory but north korean leader kim jong un is also frustrated at his failure to get more concessions in summits with the south korean president moon j.n. and with u.s. president donald tr

and offensive fed ex holds its team members to a high standard of personal conduct and we do not tolerate the kind of appalling and offensive behavior depicted in this video the individual involved is no longer employed by fed ex we stand with those who support justice and equality meantime the new jersey department of corrections said it suspended one of its employees after confirming he was among the group that taunted and try to upset the demonstrators reporting in new york trinity chavez our team. and i'll be looking forward to hearing what you think about this story of course you can comment portable t.v. or on you tube there's a lot of discussion that's going to take place as a result of that video that we just showed you right there in that report by terrific job as this is the news with rick sanchez you're watching our special coverage we engage we report we'll be right back. i like it when the hosts ask the question to the guests and then actually listens to the guests answer and then react to that answer a fox dennis miller here i've got a new show. on larry king questioning lis

this is hardly an example of respect, equality, tolerance or fairness., tolerance or social justice, i will not take lectures from the other side of the house. meanwhile in the lords, peers asked if the government was looking at its policies following george floyd's death. so when it comes to racism, sexism, tolerance or social justice, my lords no one needs to tell me that black lives matter. this is an everyday occurrence and it's part of our lives. what will her majesty's government do to make sure that black life matters in the same policies going forward in the uk? 50 years ago, i was stopped in my car and aggressively questioned by the police. my three brothers have all been stopped and searched aggressively. 20 years ago my 16—year—old nephew was stopped and brutally beaten up in the back of a police van and then falsely charged. shockingly in 2020 during lockdown, we saw excessive force being used when a black man was tasered in front of his toddler. today, protests have shown we are at a tipping point. so, what action is the government planning

l'oreal has apologized for ever supporting tolerance and diversity and has down rehired her. the idea that racism can be inherited and passed down is not consistent with l'oreal's black lives matter inspired hr policies. some employees there must be worried. we should all be worried. this is terrifying. we should fight against sweeping racial attacks like this with everything we have not because we are sympathetic to the specific group they are going after, but because it is wrong, always, no matter what, no matter who the target is. no child is born evil. sin cannot be inherited. that's insane. certain racial groups are not morally superior to other racial groups, and we should never condemn any ethnicity as "the most violent and oppressive force of nature on earth." that is not the talk. is. today, the left has singled out one ethnic group to punish but tomorrow it will be another. bigots never stop with just one, and it will be every bit as wrong when they do that to other people as it is wrong now because it is always wrong. we have an entire monument on the national mall