what would you say finally, cass, to people who hate trans kids, trans adults, trans people, or think like, i get it. some peoplejust, like, do not understand. that's ok. people have their own opinion on things, and i'm not going to try to change everybody‘s opinion on transpeople. but i think the voice you just know that we are humans itjust we just like don't feel comfortable in our own bodies. like that's not a valid reason for people to just like send us hate messages. i don't know. being trans is just, it's just part of us... i think you shouldn't really be judged for it. lilly is 10 years old and about to start herfinal year in primary school. she was just 6 when we first spoke to her on this programme. since then she's started going to school as a girl. skirt day, she called it. i always had to complain, and say, "oh, i don't want to put trousers on. but now i'm a girl, yay, i get to put tights on." she now goes to brownies in a girl's uniform and is thinking about that move up to secondary school. so the last time we spoke was almost a year ago. and you hadn't started year fiv

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or just the trans-gender kids? >> not compared to the protective class that the trans-gender student rests in. look at this way. the judge is following the law. every judge has looked at this case and similar cases, they have sided with the trans-gender student because they cannot be discriminated against because they identified with being a woman or identify with being a guy. it's not anatomy that counts. they're in a protected class. this decision is based on the law. you don't like it but you have to list with it. >> laura: harmeet, last word. >> anatomy does count and it's relevant and the other students have rights too. >> laura: there has to be some balance. >> the judge said that was conjecture. you're naked -- >> maybe the judge is not living in reality. give me a break. >> laura: scott, the fraternity brothers -- when i went to college, these fraternity brothers are like pranksters. you can see a situation that okay, i identify as this today and tomorrow -- people playing jokes all the time, too. it's a se

trans folks in the city and particular currently and formerly trans women of color face numerous barriers. this is why it is necessary that the board of supervisors vote to fund the requested $1.2 million to ensure that the many organizations in san francisco that work to support the trans and gender nonconforming community in the city are able to continue doing this much needed work. i also support the rest of the budget justice coalition's ask for funding and support the many justice communities in san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. [inaudible] >> -- such as the beacon center and specialized services. many existing services are defunded including $180,000 sunset services for low-income families, and also most importantly $200,000 to serve high risk asian and pacific islander youth within school district to reach out to over 250 of them on school days on a daily basis. [inaudible] >> -- to 180 high risk students which mostly come from district 9, 10, and 11, and we hope to also request funding for the district council from district 7 and district 11, and we're also

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big item on the legislative agenda was the trans-alaska pipeline. actual president richard nixon signing the act, which established the trans-alaska pipeline system. and there's an interesting story this. senator stevens introduced an house which the would block any kind of legal pipeline to the system. and they were losing the vote. and senator stevens on the floor a very impassioned statement, which actually fellow the mind of a senator, which led to a tie in presidentwhich vice spiro agnew had to break the tie. once the trans-alaska pipeline act was passed, permitting and construction immediately began on the pipeline. and that pipeline system actually transformed the state of alaska. at the time, it was the largest privately financed energy project. still a marvel ofin' of today.ion >> our bill would allow foreign fishing only after it had been americand that fishermen cannot harvest a which would not deplete the system. the foreigners would have to pay a fee to fish and would be closely monitored. high seas, the determination of economic disloc

what is it like to play with a men's team as a trans man. the next you know she it's about. how does the transition from woman to men feel. the social inclusion. us the end effect i wonder. fixed while new facial hair grows in chest reduction surgery is still to come change doesn't happen overnight to former women stories and their transitions into manhood and a new football life now with kick off. and i think very. many it's far beyond the last training session with the women's team. for the last six months he's been taking injections of the male hormone testosterone. for now he wants to take a break from playing football while transitioning into a man. you know. well it is not as if it is a boy oh yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah if you like. it. doesn't it was a car. loan. and. this. girl friend is among the spectators as is merinos on my family on she wants to continue playing as long as he's allowed in with their fan base they ever joined. and. as i leave my flight eventually they're going to money nobody and that's when i'm that men are much of. it immediately. june twenty

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what is it like to play with a men's team as a trans man. the next thing you know especially it's about. how does the transition from woman to man feel those into an unconscious bit when you. look at you with us the end effect i was a little shrewd learned some good money for a fixed while new facial hair grows in chest reduction surgery is still to come change doesn't happen over night. former women's stories and their transitions into manhood and a new football life now with kick off. and i think the regular. maybe it's far beyond the last training session with the women's team. for the last six months he's been taking injections of the male hormone testosterone. for now he wants to take a break from playing football while transitioning into a man. by the millions. yeah. yeah yeah yeah. yeah. yeah if you'd like. it. doesn't he was a car. and . as well. as it's all just what doesn't seem so vicious. vicious. girlfriend is among the spectators as his marino's unlike fabio on she wants to continue playing as long as he's allowed in with their

most of the stuff that i grew up thinking about trans people was produced by people who were not transeir voices heard and saying, we are not that stereotype, we are diverse and we arejust going stereotype, we are diverse and we are just going about our business and not hurting anybody. i hope more people can look at that and realised that this is just about accepting that this is just about accepting that it that this is just about accepting thatitis that this is just about accepting that it is normal for people to be different. people come in all different. people come in all different shapes and sizes and everybody should feel safe and loved and able to live their lives to theirfull and able to live their lives to their full potential without being stigmatised and bullied. thank you very much. this year marks the hundredth anniversary of the royal air force, and events are happening around the country to mark the occasion. today there was a rehearsal with some of the aircraft that will take part in a major flypast over london next week featuring the largest concentration of military

a labour mp said there was a backlash against trans people.ing hands in public because of the likely reaction, then we still have a lot of work to do. back in the 1980s, when many of us were not in politics, we look at the homophobia that gay men, for example, faced at that time. and i'm sure we would all think that if we were in politics at the time, we would have called that out, we would have stood up for those individuals. well, that same scenario is happening now to the trans community and we must show absolute, unwavering solidarity for those individuals. civil partnerships were introduced to accommodate those couples who were discriminated against by being unable to marry. so she should add to her list of actions the abolition of that institution of discrimination, shouldn't she? there are many reasons why people value civil partnerships. what i can reassure the honourable gentleman, because i know he's very exercised about this, is that they will not be compulsory. penny mordaunt. you're watching tuesday in parliament, with me, alicia

trans—pacific partnership two years ago, or 1.5 years ago, when president trump pulled out so this isa decent one. and interesting, for the eu and japan to doa interesting, for the eu and japan to do a deal with this —— to do a deal like this. japan has factories in the uk, nissan, car companies, like this. japan has factories in the uk, nissan, carcompanies, in the uk, nissan, carcompanies, in the meantime, the eu is getting closer to japan. young, this is something that should worry manufacturers oi’ something that should worry manufacturers or at least the government politicians in the uk. —— yeah. they are essentially leaving an economic bloc that is not only significant for uk exports to the eu but is it significant forjapanese manufacturers because after this agreement, if the eu uk leaves the eu and does not sign a similar agreement with japan and a similar agreement with japan and a similar agreement with japan and a similar agreement with the eu, it really risks falling out of this trading area and japanese manufacturers will have the alternative then of exporting directly to

and where i can be part of advancing the rights for trans and lgbtq people across our great city. whether it is spanning travel are contracting with states that past policies that allow discrimination, or assuring that we have benefits for everyone in our city, or making sure that we have all gender facilities, or developing districts that honour our san francisco culture. or that celebrate the legacy of our lgbtq leaders like renaming terminal one after harvey milk. we still have so much more work to do and i look forward to being part of this change. i am grateful for the late mayor lee for appointing me and seeing the value in transgender leadership in our city. [applause] thank you to mayor farrell, city administrators, my team and everyone on the mayor's staff in the community for supporting me over my first six months. from constant to s.f. pride, san francisco is a beacon of hope and will continue for generations to come. today, we celebrated the raising of the pride flag over san francisco city hall, and it is a reminder of the generations of strengths that came before us.

- people it is enhanced because the trans person might look very different. so, all of the visions you have for your child can growing up are fundamentally altered. feels like you're losing a person. i think they quickly realized after i started living like myself i was the same person. but it took time. one of the experiences i really appreciate was that i knew i had to go into this experience and walk them through this. i saw through my parents that if people are truly willing to grow and learn, they can go from a place where my mother was asking this question that what are the chances i have a transgender child in a gay son, not from self-pity but from a place of all, place of pride of diversity in the family and the journey of our family and to see my parents go on that journey with me has reinforced for me the possibility for every individu individual. >> i think that is a resident experience for a lot of people. my sisters lesbian. and we talked a lot about my parents, they had an arranged marriage in india. i don't think they could've ever imagined thi

san francisco necesita bastantes mejoras los anÁlisis vienen de la propia agencia metropolitana de transan mÁs en llegar, otros usuarios tambiÉn coinciden. segÚn el reporte en el aÑo 2010 y 62 autobuses viajaron a una veloz ciudad de ocho . una milla por hora con faenando a 16 millas en otras ciudades. el portavoz dijo que debido al trÁfico y densidad de san francisco cono pueden ir mÁs rápido tambiÉn tuvo el peor rÉcord en la frecuencia en que sus autobuses trenes y tranvÍas iba desalojados para reparaciones. pero el portavoz dijo que es tan cambiando todos sus auto uses y pasando a uno de los sistemas de transporte mÁs viejos a uno de los mÁs nueves apartes tan implementando lusiv porte pÚblico en toda la ciudad y eso de ayudar este usuario diera chÓferes mÁs amables todavÍa tiene que analizar los nuevos tiempos de trans porte de sus autobuses desde que empezaron a cambiar su flota. >>mucho cuidado si estÁ amamantando su bebÉ con alcohol, eso podrÍa causarle problemas a su hijo en la adolescencia ya. continuamos >>ya se acercÓ una persona, no voy a decir nombre. >> en la internacional

back from the brink: president trump and eu chiefjean claude juncker agree a deal to head off a trans—atlanticrade war. plus losing friends on wall street: facebook shares slump as much as 24% as revenue and user growth disappoint investors. and on the markets that deal on trade helping asian shares follow the us higher, taking a global stock market rally into its fourth day. hello. we start in washington, where president trump and european commission president jean claude juncker have agreed a deal to head off a trans—atlantic trade war. tensions have been escalating since the us slapped taxes on imported steel earlier this year, causing the eu to retaliate, and threatening the jobs of millions of workers from european factory floors to farmers' fields in the american mid—west. president trump and his supporters though will see the deal as a vindication of his aggressive strategy. let's show you some of the details. the us and eu have agreed to work toward zero tariffs, zero non—tariff barriers, and zero subsidies on non—auto industrial goods. they will boost trade in chemicals and medicines.

but you'll hardly meet any russians on board the trans sudbury and express. even though we travel through russia and most of the route there are a few russians on board the trance iberian railway has a different meaning for them it's called siberia it's lifeline but more in the sense that it's simply a form of transportation. to translate berrien links moscow and lot of us talk it was constructed in the late nineteenth century to transport wood or and other resources from industrially underdeveloped siberia to the west it was built bit by bit and completed one hundred years ago. the roots stretches over eight different time zones often tourguide dietmar hébert has to remind the passengers that they need to turn back their clocks. i want to remind you that we will be passing through two time zones tonight so please remember to turn back your clocks. if i'm traveling west on the trans-siberian train passengers again six hours so ironically they're here never to bleed jet lagged on board. but there's lots of time to enjoy the journey still why travel all this di

his boy is a trans- black man. they have solidarity because they knew he was trans- long before he was in school. has just modeled the regular. it might be worth having a talk about that. there is another world that is possible. it's not aberrant. in the last thing we would like to do. the reason they are assaulting we really had to have deep conversations with that. what kind of man do you want to be. living out their truth. be combated. and force them to divide the terms. and then be a model. no one would look at you and be no man. even if they think they don't know what they're talking about. you had mentioned racism several times. white women racist. i wonder if the work of jane elliott. as one of the things that you think might help. that's one of the things i've been working on. not only to teachers and teacher candidates. but to police and every other organization. i'm down for any of that. this new book. so you want to talk about race. it's a black woman who writes about resources for white folks to talk ab

our business go down like 25%. >> reporter: cal tran says it made repairs and took measures to try to prevent future disasters. >> it's very gratifying. we understand that everybody on both the north and the south of the slide, it's really impacted their lives for the last year and a half. >> reporter: are you going to be able to recover from all the business you lost? >>ho i. invite other people to come to see this beautiful place. >> reporter: open in time for the summer? >> yes, just perfect. >> reporter: cal tran says it doesn't expect this to be the last time workers will be back to repair mudslide damage. coming up, we talk to some of the workers about what they had to go through to get this road reopened. >>> an unusual surprise for drivers in the south bay. a video was posted to instagram showing a man riding his bike on the freeway with no clothes on. this is on 101 and story road in san jose. you can see that man right there. chp says they got several calls at the 911 dispatch center. an officer went to check it out but could not find that man. >>> what's behind the string o

at the midway point of the trans-alaska pipeline. the project is 800 miles long, and oil was discovered on the north slope of alaska in 1968. and this was the largest oil field ever found in north america. and the instant that knowledge spread, everyone knew this was going to change the state of alaska for good. the pipeline came about after delays and of court and reallyc delays, environmental battles over the future of alaska. and when congress acted in 1973, which coincidentally was about the time of the arab oil marco, that changed politics, but after congress acted in 1973, construction moved along rapidly. it began in 1974 and was completed in the summer of 1977. we are looking back at it, it was a fairly intense and rapid period of construction that really transformed the state. in the early 1900s, gold was what brought a lot of newcomers to alaska. of course, there was an indigenous population here for hundreds and hundreds of years, thousands of years. but that really began to change in the early 1900s. with the gold discove

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will tran has the details. ( lydia )san francsco police are investigating a shooting in the mission district. lydia pantazas has more on the overnight breaking news. ( james ) and brock turner will be in court this morning asking a judge to throw out his sexual assault conviction. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... the region is in the midst of a noticeable warm-up as temperatures approach 100 degrees for some inland areas while solidly back in the 90's for many others. along the coast a thin marine layer will help to moderate temperatures with highs expected to boost into the 60's 70's and 80's. highs are expected to be the warmest wednesday into thursday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) breaking news. two people are shot overnight in the mission district an

the two big partnerships, the tra ns—pacific partnership the two big partnerships, the trans—pacificntic trade and investment partnership, it would have created two blocks of free—trade areas that china would have had to adjust trade practices that it wanted to be part of, orface being isolated, yet he stepped back from both of them. he stepped back from both of them. he stepped back from both of them. he stepped back because when he looked at the detail over those deals, from his perspective they were not good deals for the states and why not? he wa nts to deals for the states and why not? he wants to grow the local economy in the us, and thejobs he promised to the us, and thejobs he promised to the americans. and he couldn't see those deals sitting alongside those promises, so he has to move the deals around and hence open up this conversation around tariffs. plenty to talk about in terms of international trade and plenty of questions around how britain's all important services sector will continue, or try to continue, accessing eu markets after brexit. the plans that are being put

it was here in the village of trans carp a few that grew up. since the attacks people here have become wary of strangers. it's only thanks to the mediation of pastor and village elder fayed that we are allowed in. texas to me. it's the first time she's spoken publicly about her husband's murder. when those teenagers came to attack our camp they didn't say a word they just started going out to see them nobs i begged them there are children here have but they just started attacking us even more viciously my husband was lying dead in front of me after that i lost consciousness. on the day of our visit. i received a call from the police in live asking her to testify in court she refused out of fear. or ukraine's politicians really taking this problem seriously we asked the deputy governor of trans car pavia in the regions capital. while this part of ukraine has not seen any attack so far its roma inhabitants are worried. yet as gallas is devastating in his criticism of the police in kiev and liveth. if the police had cracked down hard on this after

the deal that succeeded the original trans—pacific partnership after the us withdrew injanuary of 2017fy this arrangement. i have to ratify this arrangement. i have to say the tdp will succeed without the united states, but others are quite sceptical, saying without the us it is unlikely the dpp will have the impact that the previous agreement possessed. —— analysts say. you also have the likes of australia, new zealand, singapore, she lay among the countries that are pa rt she lay among the countries that are part of the trade group. columbia, according to some trading analyst, has requested to be part of the dpp. korea has fundamentally joined has requested to be part of the dpp. korea has fundamentallyjoined the dpp but still has to apply. so free trade is still indeed alive and kicking in asia. thank you, good to see you. now let's brief you on some other business stories. the chair of the federal reserve says the us is on track for more years of steady economic growth. but speaking to senators, jerome powell downplayed risks of an emerging trade war. he argued there would be a pos

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kron 4's will tran is live at the pleasant hill bart station where the man was arrested. will )bart police say the suspect was arrested without incident on a bart train.the train was heading to antioch ... it all went down at the pleasant hill station.27 year old transient john lee cowell is now off the streets.the manhunt started sunday night, but it was an anonymous tip that led police to him. police are still looking for a motive .... right now there's no indication that this stabbing was racially motivated, but police have not ruled it out. surveillance footage and witness statements indicate that cowell attacked 18 year old nia and her 26 year old sister lahtifah very quickly and without provocation. nia passed away at the scene. latifah was stabbed in the neck but is in stable condition recovering at a local hospital.