what will happen to trans- gender troops serving now? will trans-gender veterans lose health benefits. >> this is to save the country money. >> reporter: a republican is a supporter of the ban. he says the military and the federal government should not carry the burden of costs from sex change operations. >> the army is not a social experimentation camp. it is to defend the nation from attack. >> why don't we stop giving people and the federal government, and giving people viagra? that's more expensive. >> reporter: after the rally, protestors marched along market street to city hall. >> they need to wake up and realize this administration is targeting different minorities of people. >> reporter: the best way to fight bank is to hold protests and marches and urge lawmakers to pass legislation that will protect the trans-gender community. >> amber lee. thank you. >>> the pentagon says it is working with the white house to address the new guidance from the president. rob went to a neighborhood near travis air force base. >> i was in the ai

military and other trans people. have worked with a lot of that as well. vets as well. i've seen the reality of what the job is like for many in the u.s. what does it mean when we only frame the story as a set of people who want to endorse the u.s. military right now and are serving? opportunity isst that? amy, you mention the politico story in your intro and the ways in which we are coming to learn that perhaps this is less about trans phobia, but more about his desire to build his wall and get his huge defense budget passed. as, is it about trans people's well-being or not? we have to say, how has the u.s. military had a history of recruiting very vulnerable populations? may not see that as coercive, but i see that differently. trans people struggling to have basic health and housing services. we are framing it as you should have to join the military to get basic housing, health services, and employment is concerning to me. i think it is vital we look at it in a broadway and not supporting people are currently stru

into typical trans-phobic stereotypes.my: fiona dawson, can you talk about what exactly this would mean? i put this question to patricia king. does this mean the military will go from base to base, barracks to barracks, and take out the thousands of people who are serving in the military and toss them out? >> we are going to have to deal with this moment by moment. the reality is that right now, what it is going to mean. i think when we are living in this environment of uncertainty, difficult and challenging place for service members now -- as you know, the numbers are more than 15,000 -- who are just when to keep going to work every single day. an exemplary is example of that. what we have to come to understand is yesterday was a series of tweets. a tweet is not an executive order. nor is it changing policy within the department of defense. this is something that was thoroughly examined and was deemed there was no scientific reason why trans people can't serve. this is also unprecedented. typically, a president will allow

what will happen to trans- gender troops serving now, or trans-gender veterans, will they lose health benefits? a republican is a supporter of the president's ban. he says the military and the federal government should not carry the burden of cots from sex change operations. >> the army is not a social experimentation camp. it is to defend the nation from attack. >> reporter: after the rally, protestors marched along market street to city hall. >> they need to wake up and realize this administration is targeting driven minorities of people. -- different minorities of people. >> reporter: the best way to fight back is to hold protests and to urge lawmakers to pass legislation to protect the trans-gender community. live in the castro, amber lee. >> we got reaction to the trans- gender ban from people near travis air force base. >> i agree with him. i don't understand how they went from don't ask, don't tell to now you can change your gender. that's not what our country is about. >> it is a form of racism, a form of discrimination. >> politicians tout about how they want to uphold the co

and trans health care is necessary. >> in what way is trans health care necessary medical care?it literally keeps me alive. it keeps me from feeling like i'm in the wrong body. i get these horrible -- i used to get these horrible feelings like i just want to rip my body apart. it's really, really awful. >> reporter: manning eventually became the first person to receive hormone therapy in a military prison, and her sentence was commuted earlier this year by president obama. [ cheers and applause ] but the later policy shift has trans advocates renewing their vow to fight. >> the lgbt community is clear and united in the fact that this type of blanket targeting of any segment of our community is absolutely impermissible, illegal, and is not going to go unchallenged. >> it seems so sad to me, that we've got to fight so people can volunteer to serve this country. it doesn't make any sense. these are people who are willing to put their lives on the line for this country. >>> up next, a not so great escape caught on camera. three inmates record how they broke out of jail. (dog) mmm. t

and trans identity can mean different things. if you really wanted to know if someone has ovaries are prostate, i think you should really ask the specific questions. so the census is an opportunity in my view because we do it every ten years. we get updated information if the government is interested in that. we have to think together of what are the good purposes i what are the nefarious purposes and how do we want to guide people when they're filling out the census or even at the dentist office. >> host: it really is the premise of your book of wire you doing this. and now says reading your book i'm so aware of it. it's interesting because california is looking at the third gender on the drivers license. there are some india recognizes their gender. so going back to the earlier conversation where there is movement and acknowledgment that we don't all fit in buckets and there's more fluidity to people and their identities their sexual and gender identities. i'm curious, do you think based on what you're writing about, is that he

kron 4's will tran is live in carson city with more. will?ill ) <"his past criminal history matters. that includes the matters. that criminal history <"his past <"his past criminal history matters. that includes the crimes for which he was deemed innocent. the board will look at that.""i think it makes a big difference that they have already realized that he has served his time on a subset of the charges. "that fact - his current behavior - is more indicative of whether or not he would be prone to recidivate generally or to recidivate in a violent manner."> ( darya ) and we will have continuing coverage of the parole hearing all morning long. coming up at 7:15 will have a legal expert on set to walk us through what we can expect in the hearing today. we will also have live reports from carson city until 10-am. and then once the hearing starts, we will stream it live on kron4-dot-com, facebook and our mobile app. ( mark ) new this morning... a warning before you park your car at bart this morning. in the past 24 hours, there have been several

trans is an umbrella term that describes -- da-da-da-da.people kind of just get that already. and so there is a freedom to that. >> seth: and then you can move on to your life experiences. one of which is that you -- you interned at "playboy"? >> yes! >> seth: so this was -- >> that was my big break. >> seth: that was your journalist big break. >> yes. >> seth: and "playboy" was not what you expected it to be. >> it wasn't. well, what was so interesting is, i remember sitting with a career counselor in -- at nyu, when i was in grad school. and i said, i kind of want to -- i really want this internship. number one, because they pay $10 an hour and they also gave you school credit. >> seth: wow. so there you go. >> so this was like, this was the jackpot. >> seth: yeah. >> and i was like, "can i, should i -- should i write something a little more ballsy?" and she was like, "yeah. you know, just use your voice, show them your sense of humor. show them that that you can do this work." and i was like, my name is janet mock and i have three, you k

do you think the trans—pacific china.k the tra ns—pacific partnership will really survive? the big question is, if they get the framework going so it can exist for a while without the us, that is possible, and it will probably be possible until november, and then it's reallyjust something that provides some good arguments for liberal us interests, or us in —— industry, to say, guys, we need to get back into trade talks. that would be really a big political positive point. the united states has officially notified south korea that it wants to start talks next month on revising their free trade agreement. the two countries have a significant trade deficit and us president donald trump has called the trade deal horrible. earlier i asked an employee of mcquarrie securities for his reaction. yes, it is about 1596 of our exports, so the actual impact on negotiations would not be huge. it depends — even though it depends on the actual negotiation between korea and the us. but obviously trump and our government is trying to lower

and stay right here for extensive coverage on o-j's parole hearing tomorrow morning kron-4's will tran will be live from carson city. j-r stone is also live in nevada for this big story. you can also watch our coverage live on our free mobile app where we will be streaming the hearing (steve) in the east bay. the search is on for the gunman...who shot and killed a father.(grant) police say the victm...was pushing his baby in a stroller.(glo) the deadly shooting happened this afternoon on willow avenue near meekland avenue in hayward... kron4's charles clifford spoke to authorities...who say that child is now in protective custody. (grant) a well-known bay area.... anti-fascist leader... was arrested for a political brawl that happened last year. 47-year-old yvette felarca... was arrested on charges of inciting and participating in a riot... and assault to cause great bodily injury. the charges stem from a brawl between white nationalist groups and counter-protestors that happened at the state capitol last year. sacramento county district attorney's office did not announce when felarca

tran, 30 seconds to you.uld your family say to you about running for congress against a competitor that is very much -- a very tough competitor, what would he say to you? >> i think that he would be proud in heaven. i think he would say to me, you've got to do what's right, and the time is now. it's the right thing to do. you have to speak for people who haven't had a voice. and i know my dad believes in that. that's what he always taught us. with all of the things that we've gone through to get to where we are, i know he would say that today. >> dr. tran, thank you so much for your time today. that does it for us this hour here at msnbc. stay with us for news updates throughout the breaks -- or throughout the night. we'll see you right here. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >>> hey, i'm ari melber. welcome to "the point."

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at the you prawns off the internationalist being gay bisexual trans and intersex association. who want thank you very much fist two us president trump has previously said he did everything he could? to protect lgbt communities how does that statement now sound in light of trump's latest announcement. i think me movements across the world guilty movement is responding to the great disappointments doom but has happened today. its announcement is indeed very inconsistent with. his early our election promises to be an ally to be out here at a community. and it's it's concerning. data because of the recent stuff he quotes around it increase of medical costs and. i did disruptions to the military knows our dissident noun verb danceable. decent state equals and i mean and been doing this we think that the president trump projects trans people isn't very or i'm not worth equal treatment sort of expects from their premiums go sometimes. and what do you think is the significance of wanting to exclude trans gendered people from the military specifically. well specifically. that it is of

. >>> still to come, a push to require trans-gender training in california workplaces. why critics say it's not fair to everyone. >>> why california lawmakers saw the condition of the state capitol is so bad, it may have to be cut in half. denny's new strawberries and cream pancakes are in the house. your house. with new denny's online ordering, get whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com require workplace training -- on gender identity. reporter lemor abrams has the details. advocates say discrimination against transgender employees is still a big problem in california. and this bill would change that. but critics say protections for transgender workers >>> >>> advocates say there's a problem in california, and this bill would change that protection for trans-gender workers would just violent coworkers religious freedom. >> reporter: -- she offers education on how to communicate. >> for a tran gender, it's tough tough. >> reporter: the difference now is california has laws. [ inaudible ] to be gender neutral. the civil rights ad

we also have been live on the scene all morning long with will tran talking about when the h train willbe back up and running. - yeah our convorse will tran has been there and continues to be there talking to investigators and getting the latest information, this morning.

you think you can't afford healthcare for trans people? year on viagra. what are you guys doing, screwing the enemy to death? [ light laughter ] >> luckily, for all americans, your whole administration isn't closed minded. just last month your daughter, assistant to the president, ivanka trump tweeted, "i am proud to support my lgbtq friends." >> so i'm sure she's going to give a speech any second now in support of trans people. >> ladies and gentlemen, assistant to the president and world-renowned entrepreneur, ivanka trump! [ laughter ] i'm sure she'll be there any minute. >> oh, she's so busy. >> so busy. >> so busy. >> mr. president, you don't fool us. you know what an all-volunteer military always needs? people who want to volunteer for the military! >> as opposed to people like you who got out of military service by saying they have bone spurs in their feet. >> when we know the bone spurs are really in your wiener. [ light laughter ] [ audience oohs ] >> ooh! >> jenny, that is not helpful. >> but it was fun. >> oh, my god! so fun! >>

. >> over president's trump trans jenner military ban. what this means for the thousands already serving. >> and, training camp kicks in to full gear. the eagles preparing for their first full team practice of faces predicted to have the biggest impact on the 2017. >> see, i like to go to modell's, we still have models? >> we still have models. >> dick's, and by new jersey. >> yes. >> or delaware. >> stop it. stop it. >> you want to know who to buy? who will be the stand out person? >> i have my wentz, i have my earth. what else do i need. >> well, yes, because we have new guys on the team. >> that's right. i won't be using the marcus smith any more. >> yes, that's not going to work. >> he's no longer with us. good morning, it is thursday, july the 27th, 2017. >> it will probably be on sale. that's the good news. >> that's true. >> we love sales, don't we, sue? >> oh, yes. always check the clearance rack, and always check the sunrise. >> beautiful. >> yes, it is nice, but it is about to be absorbed by the clouds, it looks like, kind of a

he says the military cannot deal with the costs that the trans-genders create.ews was told until formal guidance was issued, everything will stay the same. in june, the white house did say this. >> our president trump's tweets considered official white house statements? >> the president is the president of the united states. so they're considered official statements by the president of the united states. >> shepard: statements yes, policy, no. general mattis was on vacation and has not spoken publicly. the "new york times" said mattis was appalled that president trump chose to unveil his message in tweets because of the message they sent to those active members and those deployed overseas, that they were suddenly no longer welcome. again, that from "the new york times." worth noting, the rand corporation released a study last year that found that there were up to 11,000 trans-gender active members in the reserves and active duty. it further notes no problem with integration. the chairman says for the moment, those thousands of troops can focus on service instead

, their parishes, and the number of trans people will increase.s are soaring. and so we must be prepared to accept people coming to oui’ prepared to accept people coming to our churches and saying i am trans, what can you to help me, to support me? we are trying to create resources for the church so that any vicar who was asked that question by a trans person can say that the church has discussed this and we have some present resources to provide you with a warm welcome on the two affirm you in your identity asa the two affirm you in your identity as a trans person and we welcome you most warmly. that is whatjesus would do, we believe, and that is what we asked the church to do today. when the numbers are soaring, do you believe that is because society in general... those people have always been there but society is more accepting? there has been much publicity from high profile people, from cyclists to olympic athlete, caitlinjennett being the most famous. 0thers athlete, caitlinjennett being the most famous. others on soaps and in media. people

will tran is live at the scene with the latest. search is on for a woman who gave a fake money to teens who were fundraising. see who police are searching for this morning. and wildfires burning all across california. see the progress firefighters have made overnight. ( mark ) breaking news we are following out of the east bay... a massive fire breaks out overnight destroying a two story building that housed the chamber of commerce and the very popular restaurant... la finestra. this is video of that fire when it was at its peak. it broke out just after midnight. firefighters have since put out the fire but they say the building is ( mark ) good mark danon.( darya ) and i'm darya folsom. let's get right to the scene with kron 4's will tran. will what do we know about this fire. ( will ) firefighters have contained a three-alarm structure fire in lafayette. here's video of the blaze. it first broke out just after midnight on 80 lafayette circle. the fire was contained just before 1 am. fire officials also say the building was a "tot

in iran there is an issue that most of the people who make the women's football teams are trans— and make the women's football teams are trans— and they did not sit necessarily to be transitioning and thatis necessarily to be transitioning and that is another place that it will come up and be controversial. the missing women demand instant pay rise. this is unsurprising, really. we all saw the numbers. didn't see your number... i didn't make that. i was curious of admission. one to absolutely brilliant broadcaster ‘s... absolutely brilliant broadcaster 's. .. who are outstanding and some of them have written a letter to tony hall, the director general,. many names included, basically every start name... some very significant names. and they have every right to be fuming. the principal statement is committing the closing that gap which is already narrow in the bbc that other places, and closing it by 2020. i agree with the women here but i would add that the bbc gets more scrutiny in these issues and other organisations. we need to close the gap everywhere. one of the great things the

not just trans, not for just lgbtq, that's what drives me. it's a -- you know, it's wonderful that we get to have these conversations, but it's just a reminder to me of how far we have to come that we still have to have panels in which we talk about our very unique stories and talk about the very real pain that we've all experienced, and that's something that's very real and tangible and in our lifetime. so the amount of work we have ahead of us far surpasses the gains that we've made. okay. that's it. [applause] >> let me play devil's advocate in a bad way here and talk to -- and to be a party pooper here. does not a large section of our populus already think we have all the rights we need? do they not think they have everything or worse yet feel like they should take it back and -- you know, they've got a little momentum. we've got sort of a scary situation where they are trying to pull us back. maybe i can direct another thing to our two lawyers in the house. you know, how real is the danger of, you know, us losing what we've made from a l

biggest question of all, which is why were you compelled to write the book that is titled "beyond trans does gender matter?" >> guest: sure. i'm happy to be here to talk about the book. i was inspired by a very strange kind of policy that we have in the city of philadelphia bridges or public transportation authority and does require everybody that bought a monthly pass had to have a gender marker either f4 female or m. for mail on their past, and this created a loan of six identity discrimination within the city and in particular, one transgender woman a friend of mine and an activist in philadelphia brought a lawsuit against the company for gender identity discrimination because when she offered her pass she was turned away and the individual bus drivers if you can't use this because in my opinion, you are not a real woman. then she brought back a pass with a m sticker and they said you are not a real man so you can't use this pass. that got me thinking in this case it is pretty clear there is no legitimate reason to have it marked on a pass to get on a bus they never would have discri

— concerned it could lead to a big tra ns— atlantic concerned it could lead to a big trans— atlantice us and concerns on issues around health and pharmaceuticals. even with the uk outside the eu, one of the things the uk will need to do is what its future agricultural policy will be and if it is similar to the current eu policy, then agriculture will also be a problematic issue. britain is slightly on the back foot given it has not negotiated its trade deals for a0 years, the us is far more experienced and we know president trump is driving to that the best possible deal for america. the uk bad deal simply from being out of practice? the us has pulled out of practice? the us has pulled out of practice? the us has pulled out of the transpacific deal, that is not going ahead and it was a huge deal. he's talking about we negotiate in nafta with canada and mexico, 25% of us trade and the uk accou nts mexico, 25% of us trade and the uk accounts for a lot less of us trade. if the uk were to stumble out of the eu, in relative terms, the uk will be in eu, in relative terms, the uk will beina

some brick and guard rail. >> but where guard rails end need temporary barriers. >> reporter: cal trans did send out a team to review the area. >> look at what is out there, soil, geology, topography. lots of things to look at before deciding what is best way to go. >> we'll be here until they doing in. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> still to come, president vents on twitter again as new report emerges regarding the attorney general and russia. >>> lottery lawsuit, california man suing because he said he won millions of dollars but lottery disagrees. >>> still seeing 70s in san jose. one of the spots will see temperatures up into upper 80s but other spots could make run at mid-90s. how much cooling in sunday forecast when we come back. revelation about attorney general jeff sessions: >>> a new report is pointing to what could be explosive revelations about attorney general jeff sessions. "washington post" is citing unnamed sources saying that intercepted communications between the russian ambassador and moscow. talked with the ambassador about the trump campaign. something the atto

partnership, they we re the trans—pacific partnership, they were to step up the process in the region fairly subdued trading in the markets in asia. the news of north korea's missile launch yesterday has impacted on the asian markets— trading subdued — safe havens like yen and gold attracting investors. no movement from america to spark any enthusiasm on the asian markets as it was independence day yesterday. the geopolitical tensions, both north korea, issues with qatar, you would expect oil to be breaking through $50 a barrel as it is seen as a bit more of the sta bles it is seen as a bit more of the stables state haven. there is that issue of oversupply so that is at continued concern. you can see the yen is slightly up. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcrachelhorne ijust want i just want to tell you about how police repeatedly failed the disabled refugee who sought the help before being murdered in bristol four years ago. that's according to a report by the independent police complaints commission. jon kay reports. bijan ebrahimi. h

. >> and when you talk to members of the trans community, as we have, doing it over twitter, in one woman's words, disrespectful. let me ask all of you to stand by. we've got a lot more to go through, including health care. >>> sarah huckabee sanders did allude to the event at the white house any minute. the president will be addressing the american legion boys and girls nation, so before the president speaks and before we take that live, i wanted to make sure that we get to health care just a short time from now. the senate is expected to begin

and this morning will tran continues our team coverage. he is live in san francisco with a preview of tonight's big show. will. ( will ) before the explosions all that can be heard are hammersas 30 pyro technicians set up the mortars..that are wired up with what are called electronic matches..and loaded with 15-20 tons explosive material..in the form of aerial shells. this is a mock up of what they look like inside. they will be launched from two bargeswith roughly 10-thousand effects going off in 25 minutes. this video from last year gives you an idea of the specatular display to expect. the second barge will be off pier 39. out on fisherman's wharf charter boat captains are selling seats on their vessals for around 65 bucks a pop. they say it's the best place to see the show.the fireworks show producer says if you can see the sky above this part of the bay you'll be able to see the show. they've spent months planning for it.the one thing they can't plan for is fog. they buiild in variety so not all of the boom and blasts get swallowed in

also arrested, mark tran of american canyon. tran bailed out so deputies did not provide a photo. >> it's kind of a cat and mouse game. these suspects and crooks think of ways to beat the system and then the system tries to catch up with new security protocols. >> verizon has now hired a security guard to man the store inside during business hours. that security guard told me she'll be there for the next week or so and deputies tell me they're working with bay area law enforcement to see if these men are connected to other burglaries. >> azenith smith live for us in cupertino tonight, thank you. >>> in san francisco, some big changes are coming to geary boulevard despite opposition from people who live along the busy corridor. this afternoon transit officials approved plans to expand bus only lanes along geary. riders want faster service between the route between downtown and the richmond district, but not everyone agrees dedicated bus lanes are the solution. >> i don't believe they should build anything in the middle. this will

at least five more times than the military spends on trans people. are not in the military but you are aware of the issues. we have seen different figures for how many transgender americans there are in the us military, anything from two and a half thousand to 15,000. do you know the realfigure? is around 15,000, including reserve and coastguard and just old military in general. i have many, many friends who have been in the military or are still in the military or are still in the military and they want to serve and protect. 0ne military and they want to serve and protect. one said, ifought foryour right to hate me and that is exactly what they are doing. they will do what they are doing. they will do what it takes to protect their country and are now they've betrayed them. what about all the trans people on active service. are they just expect in two b sacked? that is what we are expecting. right now, along with this statement today, he will oust up to 15,000 active service people from the military. that is going to disrupt military cohesion. it is

she explained what all this means to trans people.ll, i am not so sure how to explain this. this is an obvious betrayal. he promised in campaign and gave us his word that he would be the friend to the lgbt community and this morning he proves his word is worth nothing. so even conservative people are very concerned when people change their mind ata concerned when people change their mind at a whim. it seems like whatever he thinks that morning is whatever he thinks that morning is what he does. so i am not so sure how well it is playing. he tweeted this morning that he was doing it for financial reasons. according to the washington post, the cost for all transgender military, all transgender military all transgender military, all tra nsgender military procedures all transgender military, all transgender military procedures is $8 million a year. the military spends $41 million the year on viagra online. it is a total fantasy to say that pe is doing it for financial reasons —— alone. it is just not true. at least five times more than th

there are thousands of trans people already serving. what happens to them now is not clear.leem maqbool reports from texas. there are thought to be thousands of members of the us military who identify as transgender. many have spent time in iraq or afghanistan. today, they woke up to a shock from the very president they serve. "after consultation with my generals and military experts," he tweeted, "please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the us military." riley dosh has spent the last four years as an officer in training at the military academy at west point. she came out last year, after president obama lifted the ban on transgender people serving openly. she now has to find a newjob, even though it was a lifelong dream to serve the us. i just fell in love with this country, and even those that completely fundamentally disagree with me, ifelt this desire. i want to serve and defend you, and i want to defend your right to disagree with me. how do you feel now, when you are told you can't

working in texas right now where the legislators are about to convene a special session to pass anti-trans legislation in a special 30-day session where they passed sb4 which is discrimination against immigrant communities. we are working together with the hispanic community in texas to make sure we're altogether. intersectionality is there. we have to work on it together. they're not easy. again, representing and fighting for people that are not visible, that are not, as you said, the tv friendly people, we represent them and we need to make sure that we fight for them at the state legislative level, at the federal level and making sure that we continue to bring people forward and we have to continue to do so. [ applause ] >> you asked really vital questions, and i don't know what the answer is. i look at the lgbtq community itself. we ask for people outside of our community to be our allies, but we are not good at being allies within our community. it infewer i don't remembur yoi members saying we should drop the t. it infuriates me when we're fighting for the same end result, we want eq

funny that he is doing it on heroes week, when people, trans-genders were putting the lives in the line this country are being told they cannot serve. thes a curious thing and pentagon seems to not have known nothing about it, let alone congress. david: he tweeted about jeff sessions and we will talk about that, and a little bit. thank you very much, marty schenker, bloomberg senior editor of international government. let's see what the markets stand, this afternoon -- where the market stand, this afternoon. as we see some push and pull between earnings winners and losers, earnings still the primary driver of what is going on. people also turning their attention to the fed and to some degree, to what is going on in washington. the dow is the best performer, helped in part by strong performance from boeing. we are also taking a look at steelmakers. a combination of earnings and politics. comingeel bouncing back, back with earnings that beat analyst estimates after a rough second quarter. the company improving its productivity and efficiency and those shares are rising. the rest of the st

trans violence in a soak. director ken burns promoteing a new documentary about the vietnam war.than 80 witnesses from all sides of the war. title, the vietnam war the film focuses on the social divide between soldiers antiwar protesters, americans and the vietnamese. burn says there's no agenda in the film. he just hopes it helps us better understand the political climate. >>> mtv's famous moon man is changing with the times. the network announced it's renaming the moon man to moon person its part of mtv's push to do away with gendering. recently mtv announced it's getting rid of gender categorying at its awards show. maureen and holly back to you. >> coming up on fox5 news morning the faa has been ordered to reconsider its plan to shrink the size of airplane seats. >> one airline here in the states says it will temporarily end all flights to venezuela. >> heading to break right now. let's take a live look across the d.c. region. 5:51. 66 degrees. more after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in a row ♪ ♪ goodness begins with the seed <

a vehicle was torched in the cal trans parking lot on urban lane. 4:25 a.m. this dumpster fire in the 100-block of palo alto avenue. >> i'm hoping it's a random act. i don't want to feel nervous about it. but i'm a little nervous now that i'm realizing it's right by my condo. >> at 5:30 a.m. police were called to a dumpster fire inside this parking garage. while responding there another fire broke out on this bike path south of the homer avenue tunnel. >> fire calls are rare. so based upon the number that we received at this time and that they're all in the same vicinity we're treating them currently as being related and investigating them as possible arsons. >> no one was hurt, the only property damage the car that was lost in the cal trans parking lot. but this could have been much worse. >> it's just a dangerous place to start lighting stuff on fire. there's so much try tender around and a lot of expensive homes as you can imagine so yeah pretty dangerous. >> this man captured on surveillance video in the 100-block of alma street wearing a beanie, light co

one thing he has done is paid up the trans—pacific has done is paid up the tra ns—pacific partnershiptnership agreement because he thinks that trade has not served the united states well and says he wants to renegotiate nafta. .. to make says he wants to renegotiate nafta... to make it more like ttip. he taps into the zeitgeist and has criticised countries like japan and germany because they have huge trade surpluses. he was to bring jobs to the united states. well, he says that, he says that. if we look at what he is doing, he will actually end up driving down wages. his secretary has been out there reassuring business audience is that when they renegotiate nafta, they are going to do to make it more like the tra ns—pacific partnership are going to do to make it more like the trans—pacific partnership which is exactly what trump campaigned against. 0f is exactly what trump campaigned against. of course, he raised these hopes but i don't believe he is going to bring thejobs back and support middle—class lifestyles. he did it to get elected and it was a resona nt did it to get elected

i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from cal tran. >> reporter: cal tran says it's reviewing the matter. >> it's not just a matter of we can set up barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, even with temporary barriers, there's still procedures we have to follow. >> reporter: this group wants to see temporary guardrails put up as soon as possible. abc 7 news. >>> a crash outside of pleasant hill killed a man this morning. the highway patrol says the victim was a passenger in a lexus sedan that overturned. the man was thrown from the car. the driver and another passenger suffered minor injuries. the accident happened near gracen road just after 10:00. drugs and alcohol have been row ruled out. >>> pleasanten police are looking for a man who took an $8400 bike on a test ride and never returned. they say this man test road the 2018 santa cruz nomad bike that store on burnl avenue. the man asked workers if he could take a bike for a test ride. once outside they say the thooef road off, never returned. >>> two federal agencie

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members of the lgbtq community marched to bring attention to harassment and discrimination against trans-women of color. a group say they were discriminated against at a public pool. these ploeters want the d.c. government to make sure all employees are trained on gender expression. employees are already required to receive transgender training. >> it's important to notice humanity. >> reporter: the group wants the mayor to address hate crimes that target the trans-jgender community. a spokesperson says the mayor is committed to the lgbtq community. monroe hopes she can live in peace one day. >> the safety, normal, authentic life. >> reporter: in northwest d.c., shomari stone. >>> vice president mike pence will try to lobby republican governors to get on board with the senate health care bill. some are pressuring senators in their states to vote against it. so far only two republican senators said they'll vote no on this latest propose a rand paul of kentucky and susan collins of maine. one morphines e means it won't enough votes to pass. it keeps the cuts to medicaid and includes the so-calle