are afraid almost of trans people or trans-women.afraid almost of trans people or trans-women. no, i want to clarify that because i'm not afraid of trans people. women have very well grounded, valid reasons to be cautious of men both from personal experience and the statistics. but i am not afraid of you, did you ever get the impression i was afraid of you? i don't think you did. luck i'm not ina you? i don't think you did. luck i'm not in a changing room. i don't think there's anything i've said to make you believe i am afraid of trans people. we spoke about the problems of male crimes towards women, ok? my explanation was that is why women are cautious of trans people. the way in which transgender people. the way in which transgender people are legally recognised as something the government is consulting on. today, anyone who wa nts to consulting on. today, anyone who wants to legally change their gender in the uk has to apply for gender recognition certificate, many don't because they feel the process is long and meaning. to quali

so we should be releasing trans prisoners.uan: you've talked about you looking to get criminal justice reform, anti-military -- >> not reform, dismantling the criminal -- we need to restructure and dismantle the criminal justice system. juan: dismantling the criminal justice system and ending the military involvements around the world, and also immigration. could you talk about some of the other issues that you would consider -- you'd want the voters to consider when they vote for you? >> healthcare. we need to have basic access to healthcare for everyone. and we shouldn't have our healthcare policed by the state, either. you know, we've seen this in -- we have seen people who are afraid to go to hospitals, because of who they are or what their background is or what their legal status is. so we need to remove -- we need to provide healthcare for everybody. it should be free. it should be accessible. it should be -- and there should be a doctor-patient relationship that is unaffected by -- you know, the state should not be inte

the trans—pacific let's look at the headlines.he tra ns—pacific partnership will let's look at the headlines. the trans—pacific partnership will be formally signed today in chile. booth babes at the geneva motor show — is there a role in 2018? we've been finding out. donald trump's trade war could start today. there are some gains in asia as people try to make sense of donald trump's trade tariff plans. let's begin with donald trump's trade wall. —— war. that's if reports are to be believed that the president will do what he threatened last week and sign a proclamation imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium imported to the us. but white house officials are now suggesting some countries could be excluded from the planned tariffs. and while us steel firms cheer the prospect of protection for their industry, other american companies aren't so sure that meddling in decades of trade policy is a good idea, as kim gittleson found out. brookland puri is used to focusing on its craft beer. it's like us and ales. —— brewery. but from the s

to be able to sit in a movie theatre and watch a movie with a trans woman about a trans woman and bea vega sees the movie as asking more questions than it does supply answers. who is normal and what is normal? what kind of bodies you can inhabit? and what kind of love you can live and what kind of love you cannot and who says that or not? while a fantastic woman may pose questions, it also presents audiences with a piece of cinema that is hard to categorise. there are moments of fantasy amid reality. admirers see it as a very satisfying film. i like to think as a trans—genre film about a transgender character. so the film flirts with... it's like a romantic film that becomes a thriller that becomes a ghost story, it has moments of fantasy and it sounds like a musical. and then it's a character study, a film about a woman, a film about humiliation and revenge but at the heart of everything it is a document of someone real. in recent years the box office takings of films that win best picture at the oscars have been relatively small. the academy seems to shun blockbusters. what is driv

trans people -- we have been using bathrooms for decades.did not just come out of nowhere and start using bathrooms. are aso-called debates distraction to the underlying message, which is that it is ok to hate people. when it is not. amy: you have been using the #wegotthis. >> "we" is us. it is whoever we are. we as solidarity. " as solidarity in a word. i use this phrase in prison whenever i was overwhelmed. was -- i was facing insurmountable odds. i cannot see light at the end of the tunnel, but i just kept going and fighting and fighting, even though it looked like it was futile. that is how i feel now. we keep fighting and we can't see the end of it, that we can continue to push forward even if we don't have -- even if we can't see it. we asked a do have this. we do got this. it was a mantra that i used to repeat to myself while i was in prison, but it is still something that i keep saying and keep saying. juan: we talked earlier about all of the support you got from the general public when you were imprisoned. what about the soldiers, b

call cal trans. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> stay with us for the latest out of florida, top story on nbc bay area.com. updating the website 24/7. >>> breaking news, police looking for armed suspect in shooting in san leandro. started near the mall. if you live in that area, urged to stay indoors. follow the story as we get them. >>> breaking tonight, drugged and assaulted. she was kidnapped for ransom but police called it a hoax. nearly three years later, a settlement reached in bizarre case out of vallejo. >> the settlement is supposed to be officially announced tomorrow but tonight we have confirmed some information about the multimillion dollar deal. erroneously dubbed the gone girl kidnapping. nod to the movie. girl falsely claiming kidnapped. but they were drugged and tied up in quinn's home. she was taken to lake tahoe house where she said she was raped. boyfriend reported to the police and they didn't believe the story. pled guilty to kidnapping and serving 40-year prison sentence. c

people it's enhanced because the trans might look very different.really all that the vision you have for your child growing up are just so fundamentally altered and you feel like you are losing that person. i think they quickly realized after i started living as my authentic self that i was the same person i didn't go anywhere but it took time for that. i think one of the experiences that i really truly appreciated was i knew i had to go and this is spirits with my parents to read therapist. but i saw through my parents that if people are truly willing to grow and learn and my mother was asking this question, my brother is gay what are the chances i have the transgender child in a gay son and? the pride and the diversity of our family and the journey of our family and to see my parents go on that with me has truly reinforced for me the possibility for every individual. >> host: i think that is a resonant experience for a lot of people. my parents have an arranged marriage and they could never imagine being in the united states and they fully embrace

tommy vo tran: i'm pleased to be here. robert: thank you for doin' this.st of all, give me an idea here. we were talking about getting a perfect score. did you think that was gonna happen? when you were taking the test, did you get this feeling that every question you were gonna get right? tommy: well, i consistently performed well in the class, but i guess my teacher and even my classmates would characterize me as kind of that goofball. i messed around. i was laughing too much when the teacher was talking. i was kind of, like, that one kid that, you know, was sometimes funny, but then mostly annoying. robert: okay, so as a role model, you fell a little bit short there, huh? tommy: yeah. robert: but in terms of achievement, quite a good role model. were you surprised when you got your score? tommy: well, when i was actually taking the test that day, you know, i felt confident in the multiple-choice questions. and then, for the free response question, i had a substantial amount of time left over. so i did have the possibility to check over my answers. so, a

and they didn't have that same reference point for trans- folks. their experience was very different to my coming up. but when sean found out that i came out he called to wish us a merry christmas and then my mother crying explained what had just happened. he and his husband drove down from new york and sat with us throughout those few days. as sean frantically googling transgender in scientific and medical journals to approach it from the perspective that he was comfortable given his background, he was a helpful ally in taking off some of the burden in terms of answering the questions and taking that journey. when my mother set i feel like my child is dying my brother said, i watched children die every week. your child is not time. in some ways it mirrors the experience of advocating for your own right where i is the person in the center had to go out of my way to be more patient. as sean being an ally could be more aggressive. >> one thing that i thought after you come out had a you and you start to talk about this, you lead a political life any

the weather is also affecting trans—pennine railway fog.utes. fog. the weather is also affecting trans—pennine railway routes. the newcastle to ca rlisle trans—pennine railway routes. the newcastle to carlisle train service asa newcastle to carlisle train service as a replacement bus service on it. the leads lancaster to carlisle railway services not running either. on the west coast main line between scotla nd on the west coast main line between scotland and england there are no trains but there are replacement buses. virgin did resume train services on the east coast main line yesterday. other rail companies such as seven are asking people to postpone journeys until tomorrow, but that is partly because of engineering works. —— southern. networks in the south—east and south—west say they are back to normal. the thought is expected in the south of england later today with temperatures up to 9 degrees. but in rural areas tonight they could be back down to minus four is not out of the woods yet. a lot of rural areas are cut off by large snowd

here in the united states, queer and trans people are subjected to shocking levels of violence, trans women especially. trans women of color fade extraordinary danger with brutal and unsolved murders happening almost monthly. as david mentioned, 2017 was the deadliest year on record for lgbtq americans according to the national report released by the new york city antiviolence project. there was an 86% increase in the murders of trans people and hiv positive people in the united states. nearly 70% of lgbt people right here in san francisco report having experienced physical violence. 48% report being victimed of sexual violence, and 81% report being harassed simply for being queer or trans, for being who they are. this is completely outrageous and requires further action to change what we consider culturally acceptable as a city and as a society. we here's what personally gives me hope. while david received so much vitriol for choosing to support harvey milk, he also received a tremendous amount of support. people shared with him how meaningful it would be to fry fry -- fly in san fra

the cal trans did not fix it before the tesla driefrm and apple engineer died at that spot. 38-year-oldle engineer walter huang died where the 85 car pool lane veers off from 101 south in mountain view. tesla released this image from th day before the crash, showing the safety barrier collapsed. it provided no cushion to huang. today the chp released information. the tesla crashed at the car crashed at 70 miles an hour. he survived with lacerations to his face, and complained of pain in his back and legs. he was arrested for being under the influence. he said unfortunately, dan, i'm going to have to decline an interview at the moment. he added, very unfortunate about the tesla driver. really sorry to hear, yes, i dodged a bullet here. >> it's like hitting a reinforced brick wall. >> reporter: attorney steven lawrence specializes in highway safety. he sued over guardrails in the past. he compared it to this in daytona 500 in 2001. >> if people are familiar with it, the accident that killed dale earnhardt, it's that sudden stop that will kill you. >> reporter: he says the safety barrier i

kron 4's will tran just got to the scene.am the communications section received a call from a citizen reporting there were two people who appeared to be drowning in lake merritt. oakland police officers and oakland fire department responded to the scene. it was reported that the first responders went into the lake attempting to rescue the victims. one male victim was located and first responders administered cpr, he was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced deceased.the female victim has been located and pronounced deceased at the scene. this is an on - going investigation. anyone with information is encouraged to contact the oakland police department homicide division at 510-238-3821. <"at 4:30 this morning approximately we received a 911 call from a citizen who indicated that he heard two people in the water. it appeared as though they might have been in an altercation in the water. one of the voices that he heard was a woman."> ( james ) ( james ) ( james ) we've been updating this story throughout the mo

trans-pacific partnership.urdles in each of the countries to deal with congress. ultimately that will be determined by the domestic processors each country must pursue but the consensus view, the agreement coming into effect by the end of this year 01’ into effect by the end of this year or early next year. we need six countries to give effect to it. if we do that, the agreement should come into effect in the not too distant future. today has been a day of mixed feelings with the us going one day and australia, and others going the other way in terms of trade. is this the new way for global trade now? there is nothing particularly new about the fact that different countries adopt different positions on trade. history has taught us that has been the case since time immemorial. we have seen over the last a0 or 50 years in particular the liberalised trade has driven economic growth and jobs. countries that engage in trade a more prosperous. countries engaged in trade have higher levels of employment in the country

and they trans ship. we're going to accept their product but it's going to cost money from the standpoint of the trans shipping. thanks very much. thank you. >> it's official. conservatives wanted him to swear off those tariffs, but the president just signing off on them. we're going to gauge the financial impact. welcome. i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." we're going to get reaction from commerce secretary wilbur ross in just a moment. but first, we're going to john roberts at the white house with the very latest. hi, john. >> trish, good afternoon. i'm sure wilbur ross will be on board with the tariffs that the president started the 15-day running clock on. it was the commerce department that did the study that the u.s. was being harmed by foreign steel being dumped into america. that's why the president signed that proclamation that he will put into place a 10% tariff on aluminum and 25% tariff on steel from countries outside the united states. let's listen to what the president

they have all been pressured into thinking they are really trans. .. .. never had a connection before. it is a very good idea. well, that is a good question. i tend to think the logical implications of the worldview, once you accept assumptions what it means to be human, may be faster or slower but you live the consequences of your worldview. it is important to think in terms of first principles, not just tactics and strategy. that is important and what a lot of politics is but we have to realize, i love the term, the one who tried to leave early gave me the phrase politics is the balance between cultures and culture means cultural assumptions from philosophy to science and theology that tell you who are you, what is the meaning of human life, what does it mean to be human. i am not optimistic because i think unless we challenge first principles we will see the continuation of logical implications. >> let's start in the front and come back. >> thank you. i am an intern with heritage action for america. in this increasingly secular world, very secular coll

are you trans? she's 11 years old, and already she's had a friend of hers, a girl, come out as lesbian and ask her to be her girlfriend. when i was 11, i wasn't dealing with that. [laughter] so what we need to do is sell it to them on the level of our kids are really struggling with these issues. and, well, i was going to say something else, and i forgot. [laughter] i had another example, but we'll go with that so somebody else gets to ask a question. but i think that's the important thing, is to sell it on a personal level because we're -- churches are certainly not equipping -- oh, i remember what i was going to say. one of the things that has surprised me in the response to "love thy body," if you read the reviews, if you read the customer reviews on amazon, if you read the facebook comments that have come on my facebook page is how many people have said i picked up this book in order to learn the answers, you know, learn some handy answers to the current issues. what surprised me is it's transfo

understand why air tran refugees call a journalist in sweden when their loved ones are held for ransomin north africa you start with the story of a truck. after a thirty year war of independence rififi the new president. who has now been in power for twenty six years chose not to hold elections but keep the country on a war footing in two thousand and one he shut down privately owned news outlets and began expelling from correspondents until none were left in the country. all that remained were state media news outlets that the government. so that is one the one government newspaper one t.v. station one a decision on ramadan maddest it and do not. have any freedom to express or they don't have it so to me that is a collie. as if the country is progressing well as well and one knows that the country just like. in the arab spring was happening they were chance to t.v. like none of their children state media was reporting what was going on in trees in egypt in libya. the day that mubarak was ousted i stopped watching the state t.v. the whole day thinking when they say something was anothe

a new version of the trans-pacific partnership agreement known as the t p p eleven is due to be signed in chile after languishing for more than a year after the u.s. withdrew twelve countries signed the original t p p agreement back in late twenty sixteen a controversial deal designed to unlock markets promote investment and boost sales and with the potential to create a single market much like the eurozone and donald trump pulled the u.s. out just three days into his presidency the typically is collective g.d.p. shrank by sixty percent and trade within the group by forty percent eleven remaining members spent most of last year trying to salvage the deal this new version the d.p.p. eleven is the product of a labor slim down agreement designed to put in eliminate tariffs in a marketplace worth close to fourteen trillion dollars one of the biggest winners is expected to be vietnam when he reports from his you warm. the oldest porcelain factory in vietnam hasn't changed much since it was opened in one thousand nine hundred sixty back then it was operated by the communist government of the

you're assuring that that 11—year—old trans girl is actually a sexual predator.u know, i don't know... i can't adjudicate on someone's internal state, but i know that when i was a teenager that there were natal males in my class who exhibited really disturbing behaviour. how are we going to protect from those kinds of natal males exploiting this loophole? the issue here though is the parents are not... parents are not even allowed to be informed by the girl guides that this might happen, so if a parent sends their daughter off camping, they wouldn't be informed that there could be a natal male, boy, there could be a 14—year—old boy in with their ten—year—old daughter in a tent. 0k. but how can there be informed consent there? so all we're asking for is not don't allow this, don't allow that, it's just think of all of the people involved because there is the trans child to be thought of, but there's also the girls. a discussion on the victoria derbyshire show a little bit earlier. time for a look at the weather... for many a welcome change to the bitter chill of w

kron 4's will tran has their story. most of us leave high school and never come back.ion and fremont native robert turbin who always returns to where it all started for him irvington high school.this year he brought with him(it was a dream come true to have one of my best friends in the world). one of the biggest names in the nfl and sports.. russell wilson.(russell wilson/seahawks quarterback- he's about the first guy i ever met coming into the national football league at the symposium. my homie and i linked up and we have been best friends ever since)for the second straight year.. turbin had his charity basketball game to raise money for his high school and other charities he's about.this year it was even bigger.. with activities happening all day like the meet and greet where fans got to interact with turbin and wilson. face painting. music and of course.. (nats up of game)the game where people got to see the two football stars show off their basketball skills against irvington's varsity team and for turbin.. to once again show his heart.(robert turbin/indianapolis

[applause]. >> as trans and gender nonconforming people, we are all to familiar with the stress, the violence that comes with trying to use the bathroom that match our gender identity and expression. as our rights continue to be attack in the country and under the federal administration, it is important now more than ever that san francisco continues to be a leader in the movement towards fair and quality rights for all. no one should have to worry about facing the stress of going to the bathroom in the place that they call home, so all gender sro ordinaryians will extend our existing protections and will ensure that our rights are extended to the full community. furthermore, it will increase access for people with disabilities, residents who have caretakers. this resolution is important to make san francisco better. of course we know there's more time to be done, and together we will continue to advance the initiatives, the policies and programs that support a thriving trans and gnc community here in san francisco. we will work to implement policies like this, future policies and pr

hiv and std rates in san francisco are particularly and strikingly high were trans women. so we really try to make city clinic a place that strands-friendly trance competent and trans-welcoming >> everyone from the front desk to behind our amazement there are completely knowledgeable. they are friendly good for me being a sex worker, i've gone through a lot of difficult different different medical practice and sometimes they weren't competent and were not friendly good they kind of made me feel like they slapped me on the hands but living the sex life that i do. i have been coming here for seven years. when i come here i know they my services are going to be met. to be confidential but i don't have to worry about anyone looking at me or making me feel less >> a visit with a clinician come take anywhere from 10 minutes if you have a straightforward concern, to over an hour if something goes on that needs a little bit more help. we have some testing with you on site. so all of our samples we collect here. including blood draws. we sent to the lab from here so people will nee

may have pulled out of the trans pacific partnership but other countries have gone ahead and signed it anyway creating a massive new free trade center. this is your business update on how the humphrey glad you could join me well the u.s. president follow through on his threats pushing forward with tariffs on imports of steel and on a menu of between ten and twenty five percent trump says the penalties and needed to address what he calls unfair trade and to boost the u.s. economy u.s. business leaders and prominent members of his own republican party have warned his administration is courting economic disaster with the move with the stroke of a pen donald trump shook up international trade. the president signed the healthy new tariffs into law flanked by metal workers he said he was stopping what he called an assault on the u.s. . today i'm defending america's national security by placing cherubs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum. the levees will take effect in two weeks but steel industry executives in south korea set up a crisis meeting right after trump signed them now korea i

remains the comprehensive and progressive agreement for trans pacific partnership. it is studies lives down from the original deal signed up to by president obama. in particular the strong commitments on intellectual property protections that have been demanded by the u. s. have now been suspended. the remaining countries represented thirteen point five percent of global domestic product down from close to forty percent had the u. s. remained on board. ninety eight percent of tariffs will be cuts between these eleven members they will also be able to negotiate as a block. and a. we are giving a very powerful signal this group of countries which are more than five hundred million people. and represent about ten trillion dollars in some of their economies. are in favor of reopening are in favor of trade. and the international trade is very much alive despite what some ninety. five etcetera say. will come into force sixty days after. i six of the eleven members in most cases needing parliamentary approval. japan says it has. twenty nineteen. soliciting that they've bee

the trans main weapon is intimidation but just recently we saw a passer by shot and injured in a shootout between gangs if you hear shots being fired in berlin eighty percent of the time it's clans we've seen police officers testify. against clan members being threatened right in the courtroom. if you stand against them expect to be visited by them and for threats to be made against you and your family. the clans have become emboldened over the last few years being linked to or investigated in more and more ambitious crimes like the daring heist on an upscale jewelers and the theft of a one hundred kilo gold coin from the boden museum but how to open up a group that uses violence to guarantee silence and. we need to track the money like they did with the math here in italy we should make it so people have to prove where the cash comes from now a person can claim all the unemployment benefits available to be driving a lamborghini here and say it was a gift from his brother even though the real money is coming from criminal enterprises. with the police feeling strong by allegations against

kennedy stuart the trans mountain pipeline expansion when finished would deliver alberta tar sands oil to the west coast for shipment down to states like washington california and access and into the asian fossil fuel marketplace and according to the seattle times proponents believe that the expansion will give canada access to new global markets provide jobs and millions of dollars in economic benefits and can be done responsibly even canadian prime minister and resident dreamboat himself justin trudeau who appeared to approve the expansion as promised quote we will stand by our decision we will ensure that the kimber morgan pipeline gets built. big oil pipeline getting built despite protests by indigenous peoples who claim they were not properly informed or consulted about the building of a potential environmental disaster on their lands now where where aware of i heard that before i feel this rush of days where when it is. yes yes north dakota appears that the canadian government is quite bullish in the footsteps of its louder violent definitely more of noxious neighbor to the south

the trans—pacific partnership will be formally signed in chile today.ive from london, that's our top story on thursday, 8th march. 11 countries are expected to sign a landmark trade deal — as an antidote to the increasingly protectionist direction of the united states — we talk you through what's at stake. also in the programme, a new report reveals china has more self—made woman billionaires than any other country — the top four spots come from the asian superpower. financial markets have starting the trading day in europe. fairly flat, if not mixed. we will tell you all you need to know. and if the shoe fits... we'll get the inside track on how one woman's business idea for a fold—away shoe was rejected 130 times before becoming a run—away success. and on international women's day, we want to know, should women be used as a means to sell cars? so—called booth babes are at geneva motor show. let us know what you think — is there still a role for this in 2018? or is it out of date and sexist? just use #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. tha

we spent over two and a half years working with cal trans to develop the adjacent cal trans mapt -- maintenance and while this path was ultimately unsuccessful and added to our project time line, we took it upon ourselves to treat the time to engage in a community effort to develop a community-driven engagement effort. it including monthly meetings and presenting to neighbors h.o.a.s, engaging with neighborhood businesses and holding over 110 meetings with stakeholders. this say -- is a visual of the property. we posted over 20 in-person meetings and over 50 correspondence to the condo owners and had over 200 meetings with community stakeholders regarding the project. the outreach has informed the project today. in addition to receiving feedback from planning and the committee to study the environmental and impact on the neighborhood, planning and some neighbors asked us to study alternative massings and the north courtyard layout and it caused privacy issues given unit overlook dynamics. the planning department and neighbors agreed this was not a desirable massing for the project and studied a

protesting trans youth and let's take a look at where the school is located.it's located in alamo and the westboro baptist church says they will faithfully provoke their neighbors to obey god's commands and the church is famous for picketing religious and secular groups and for using vulgar signs and known for their inflammatory anti-gay protests and designated by a hate -- as a hate group and a counter protest was scheduled but it was canceled in response to the wishes of parents and local transit organizations and the aclu is encouraging people to make donations to local organizations. organizations that serve tran youth in a statement the school district said they are focused -- the focus is on student staff and safety and working with local law enforcement to make sure kids and parents are safe. "kron4" news. >>> 5:04 a.m. and breaking news. a man is in jail after he led police on a chase that started on the bay bridge and ended on wendy drive in pleasant hill where police pulled him over and he was in a van and here is the arrest. the chase started when a