because it's kind of hard to find jobs when you are transgender.citing and got into drugs. and basically soliciting became my life. drug use became my life. >> survival sex is what we as law enforcement identify it. they are doing that because they have been put out on the street by their parents. they have no place to go. so they need money. and, you know, they haven't been able to get a job. so they have sex. >> when a car pulls over for you, it is scary. you never know who's behind the steering wheel and what's going to take place. they could turn the corner and pull out a gun and it could be the end of it. >> we've had several homicides in the last six months of transgender male prostitutes. i want to believe and feel that most men who pick up a prostitute realize they're taking up a male. and that may be what they're interested in but there may be a confrontation at the end if they feel like it's not. >> there are times men pick me up thinking we're a female. and we ride for a few minutes and they are like you are a female, right? and of cours

>>> it's been a year of progress for transgender america. caitlyn jenner, laverne cox sharing powerful messages to end hate and violence. they're in good company. the landscape for transgender people in america with his hit amazon show "transparent." here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: there is an oldld adage in the arts. write about what you know. >> are you saying that you're going to start dressing up like a lady all the time? >> no, honey. all my life, my whole life, i've been dressing up like a man. >> reporter: and this is somethin creatator jill soloway knows. it's called "transparent" as in transgender parent. >> when n i wrotehe pilot it was from a small place of trying to make art out of what was happening in my real life. >> reporr: her fatather transitioned in 2011. >> i had just made my first movie. as tacky as it sounds to have the thought when your parent comes out to you, in the back of your head, i'm going to make a tv show out of all this. that's kind of what happened. "transparent" on amazon has jeffrey tambor playing pat

the number of transgender murders. ines ferre is there. >> standing across palmer park in detroit, lakira dawson says she's trying to hang out less here. for years it has been the hang out spot for her and other transgender worm women working e street. >> if i get caught i don't know what's going to happen to me. >> over a three month span three black transgender people were killed this year. two of them near this park. and last year three transgender women were shot in the span of a week. >>> do you think that trans-women are being targeted then? >> yes, of course. >> mani love knew every one of the victims. she is a social worker. >> don't understand the hardship that we face daily. >> reporter: at this center transgenders are welcome to eat together, dance, and for a while forget about the outside world. more transgender deaths were recorded in 2015 than ever before. nearly all of them transgender women of color. activists say it's not the crimes against them have increased. it's that people are now paying attention

. >>> plus "i am cait" for the breakout show "transparent," transgender issues have moved to center stage and "transparent" is sharing that spotlight with an honest look at the triumphs and travels, navigating the journey to a new normal. way for the relative of tv star kristin cavallari and envelope quarterback jay cutler. authorities looking for clues after michael cavallari's car was found abandoned with the air bag deployed. >>> first the "nightline 5." >> what does it take to stay close to a dad who's oceans away? a box of crayons. a fleet of paper airplanes. a next-door neighbor with a box. that make the distance disappear. paper and packaging. how life unfolds. >> number one in just 60 seconds. for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. >>> good evening. t

there is a huge the way to go to fulfill transgender rights. march of progress civil rights. charlie rose: you didn't want lily to be seen as the other? tom hooper: i thought eddie would be great is because i never wanted lily to be other to the audience. to be made strange or foreign. go on the journey in such an intimate emotional way that the journey, the emergence of lily becomes inevitable. film youwatch the understand that he doesn't have a choice. you go on a journey step for .tep, each for eddie has an amazing ability to reveal the inner workings of his emotions. hooper: i was lucky enough with the box office of the miserablesch and les that i could get this project made. my seven-year involvement makes me a bit of a newcomer. the producer has been trying to get this made since 2000. the obstacles they faced as producers speaks to the kind of climate toward transgender stories that i have witnessed and now it is starting to shift. rose: do you select based on some rhythm of your own? i just did a comedy so i will do a drama. tom hooper:

both genders or transgender. >> transgender, that's correct. >> transgender. all right, so -- all right. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] "okay, so i think i -- uhh -- i think i made my point. this is steve doocy. can i come back inside now?" [ laughter ] at the end of the day, campaigns like the one in houston are powerful reminders that for lgbtq people, there's still a lot more work to be done to fight against both discrimination and terrible cartoons. this has been "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night." video streaming burns tons of data. and those other guys love over arging you for it. t t-mobile! now you can binge watch without watching your data. it's binge on - only from t-mobile. get unlimited streaming on netflix, hbo now, hulu, and more. plus get four lines with up to six gigs each for just thirty bucks a line. that's right- six gigs each plus all the video streaming you want with binge on. just thirty bucks per line. and it's only at t-mobile. i am never getting married. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. we

charlie: transgender has made a remarkable sense of being part of the public conversation."time magazine." i think the editor of "time magazine" the year that that appeared, which i think was last year, it was the largest selling addition of "time magazine." tom: i think even in the seven years i have been involved with the film, the landscape has changed to an extraordinary degree. when i started this, people said it is hard to finance, it is too risky, now they say it is timely, it is part of the zeitgeist. jill soloway's transparent. caitlyn jenner's sharing her story so candidly with the world. i definitely feel, to borrow from the "time" cover, there has been a tipping point in terms of transgender stories breaking out into the mainstream but obviously there is a huge long way to go to fulfill the transgender rights. to go on the same march of progress, the opening up of trans stories. charlie: you said that one of the great challenges was not wanting lily to be othered in any way. tom: one of the reasons i thought eddie would make a wonderful lily is because i never w

the suicide rate is 40% in the transgender community. that's outrageously high. four out of ten try ocommit suicide. yet again, they show if you have the love and support of your family and friends that rate drops astronomically. >> is that what happened to you? >> my family were fully supportive. my friends were fully supportive. i was very blessed. >> good luck with your book, your website, and thanks for coming on. >> thanks so much, i really appreciate id. >> coming next on the broadcast, star wars mania. not just the film, but the merchandising that's become a part of american culture. >> the new star wars film may become the biggest blockbuster of all time but the box office is just the fraction of the revenue for george lucas, the star wars empire is expected to generate millions due to a deal years ago. turned george lucas into a legend. from the magic on screen to the money he's making off it. box office alone has brought in $4.3 billion. digital, dvd and vhs sales, another $five billion. books, video, 3.5. but what changed everything, merchandise licens

so i think it's a tipple point in terms of transgender stories breaking out into the main stream but obviously, you know, there is a huge, long way to go go -- for transgender rights to march in this opening of stories. >> rose: you said the great challenge was not wanting lili to be "otherred." >> one of the reasons i thought eddie would make a good lili is i never wanted the transition from einar to lili to be strange or forward or confronting. i wanted to go on the journey in such an emotional and intimate way that the emergence of lili becomes inevitably necessary and i think edy's great achievement is when you watch the film you understand he doesn't have a choice and you go on that journey step by step, beat for beat, and eddie has the connections with the audiences and reveals his emotions. >> rose: hard to get financing for this kind of movie? >> yeah, i was lucky enough with the box office of "the king's speech," i had a moment in time when i had a passion project to get made and this was the project i wanted to get made. my seven-year involvement makes me a bit of a ne newc

that wouldn't be me. >> how do you identify yourself, as gay, transgender, what?> no, i'm a gay male. uh-huh. nothing else. a queen in our gay world. >> rivers of brought in on a warrant for a possession of marijuana charge. a short time after he arrived, he was also charged with providing false information to police. >> i gave them a wrong last name. that was it. go ahead and lock me up. you all ain't got the information. >> rivers says he will likely plead guilty and hope for the best. >> any history of hepatitis -- >> no. >> ever been in a psychiatric cell, suicide -- >> no. no. >> you have people with various personalities, they dress according to how they feel. i mean, you just do your job. it catches you offguard. i mean, the end of the day, we still treat them as human beings. we never, you know, discriminate. >> rivers has several prior convictions including driving with a suspended license, receiving stolen goods, trespassing, reckless driving, and shoplifting. he says he's served sentences ranging from a few days to a few months in six different jails. >

charlie: he plays a transgender woman on the msn show.he new york times causes performance of revelation. it has and him numerous awards including a golden globe. -- starredly started in "arrested development >." and pleased to have him. having seen you and that you on the morning show, great to have you here. are you surprised by the response to this? jeffrey: absolutely. when i was a little kid, i went downstairs in the garage and practice doing autographs, and i would actually do talk shows. this was the day of jack parr and steve allen. i would pretend i was the and iiewer or interviewee would make the sound of the audience laughing. my poor parents, i'm surprised they did not arrange an exorcism. i thought the ultimate be-all and all was to sign an autograph. but this is amazing. i'm 71 years old. it is such a time. it is still amazing. 71?n't look charlie: how did you know. jeffery tambor: because i could read people. this is a great time. i have been giving the role -- given the role and responsibility of a lifetime. atrlie: but yo

comment both for and against a possible transgender policy. the board will take action at its next meeting in january in lincoln, nebraska. computer programming is growing both in schools and in the workplace. ktiv's tiffany lane has the story of one group you wouldn't expect to be teaching coding to local business leaders. << "i put the code so the hippo goes first and then the next one." that code is just one of many students are working on in mrs. vanderloo's second grade class at loess hills elementary school. the school teaches two computer programs to all of its students. wednesday, they passed on their computer programming knowledge to local business, city and county leaders. "the grown ups didn't know how to do it so i showed them how to do it," said loess hills elementary school second grader is just seven years old and has the school has students like a week. "even though many of the computer programming experience, they say even they learned a thing or two from mrs. vanderloo's second graders." "they showed me a little project and i

opponents say it targets transgender people. bill create beside an indiana lawmaker would make it a crime to intentionally use a public restroom or locker room other than what is designated for your biological gender. the transgender community says this is devastating. >> it's a simple bill. it's just menus men's restrooms and dressing rooms and women's use the restrooms and dressing rooms. >> you need to sit down with transgender people and their families and learn what being transgender is really about, and understand the terminology and the biology and everything that goes along with it. >> violators face up to a year in jail an fine up to $95,000. >> heartbreaking discovery. a puppy abandoned in a garbage bags toed out like trash. why authorities say they see this type of thing happening lot more than you think this time of year. >>> if you figured out what you're doing for new year's. a short drive away you'll find a chance to pay thousands of dollars to hang out with millions of strangers. a look at what the ultimate new y

he plays maura pfefferman, a transgender woman on amazon's "transparent." the "new york times" calls his performance a revelation. he's earned numerous awards including golden globe and emmy. season 2 appears on amazon january 11. i am pleased to have him. welcome. having seen you and met you on the morning show, great to have you at our table. >> i'm a huge fan. >> rose: are you surprised by the response to this? >> absolutely. you have to understand. when i was a little kid i went downstairs in the garage and practiced doing autographs, and i would actually do talk shows down there, and i would do -- because this was the day of jack paar and steve alan and i would pretend i was the interviewer and the interviewee, and i would make the sound of the audience laughing. my poor parents, i'm surprised they didn't arrange an exorcism. so i thought the end-all would be to sign an autograph and then, boom, you're there. but this is amazing. i'm 71 years old, and it's such a time. it's so amazing. you're just wondering, i don't look like 71. i know, i know. >> ros

it wasn't reported the shooter was a transgender leftist activist. an insane internet rumor and you see, ted cruz, if we believed everything we read on the internet, i would be reporting that ted cruz's anus is where his belly button should be and vice versa. just go to tedcruztruefacts.com and see for yourself. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> trevor: everyone can agree this is a horrible tragedy but another question hasn't answered yesterday. >> is this an act of terrorism. domestic terrorism? we're trying to determine if it's domestic terrorism. >> when it's arab, we immediately say terrorism. >> some say it's a double standard, the journalists wouldn't be nearly as restrained if the shooter is muslim. >> trevor: why is everyone asking if you can call it terrorism? just call it terrorism. it's not like it's a liquor license. whose approval rating are you waiting for? the council of terrorism? by the way, we should catch those guys. for more perspective, joined by senior analyst jordan klepper, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jordan: trevor, than

the new bedford native will serve up to 12 years in prison for killing a transgender woman. officials say her killed jennifer laud in a hotel room. pemberton med laud in october 2014 in the philippines. they went to a hotel where the court ruled that pemberton killed laud by strangling her and then dunking her head in the toilet after learning she was transgeneral der. pemberton admitted to choking laud but says he tried to revive her. the sentence is not enough but is glad pemberton will be spending time behind bars. >> christa: thank you, kris. new details in a weapons stolen from an armory in worcester. a dorchester woman is behind bars in connection with the crime. investigators say ashley bigsbee had pictures on her phone of a stolen handgun and assault rile. initially he told agents she knew nothing about the robbery. f.b.i. is offering a $15,000 reward for the six guns that are still missing. >> jadiann: patriots' fans breathing a sigh of relief this morning. gronk is down but he's not out. we're learning more about when he could be back on the field after taking that

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to read the book to students in support of a transgender student. a religious group threatened the disrict, saying it's inappropriate for schools to talk about transgender issues. here's the author's reaction: "i don't even know who the child is that's the subject of 'whoever you are, we're behind you,'" . parents chose the library since it's not affiliated with the school district. a spacecraft carrying supplies to the international space station is set to launch this afternoon. it will be carrying more than seven-thousand pounds of science and research... crew supplies... and vehicle hardware when it arrives at the i-s-s on sunday. the spacecraft will spend more than a month attached to the space station before it is destroyed upon re- entry into earth's atmosphere in january. its still to come... star wars fans listen up -- an auction of collectibles starts soon! plus -- an effort in one iowa city to help make sure everyone has access to warm winter gear. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteor

she was one of the great transgender artists and she was there at invention of the wheel. >> wow. >> and i just wanted to -- to honor her today. >> and we honor you. >> you do. >> we do. >> one of our favorite around here. >> are we invited to willie's for dinner? >> i'm a neighbor and have lived there for two years. >> i keep putting notes in your mailbox and you never respond. >> that's going to get creepy. >> very versatile. >> we'll get your french toast. >> the entire second season of "transdepend "transparent" available this friday. >> up next, shaq. >> light bulb change. >> shaq is back after this. the snow is starting to fall... and all the decorations the presents have all been opened... and our loved ones are gathered all around. so share that extra joy in your heart... and make this christmas even more special than the last. walmart has everything you'll need for a christmas meal they'll never forget. share wonder every day. walmart. grandma is so happy to be here for your very first christmas. re quite the expert at waking people up in the morning. grandma does it. your d

a massachusetts marine has just been found guilty of killing a transgender woman. lance corporal joseph scott pemberton was convicted by a court in the philippines. he has been sentenced to 12 years in jail. he was accused of strangling and drowning the victim in a hotel bathroom last year. it happened after he realized the victim was born a man. the marine was in philippines taking place in joint exercises at the time. >>> attorneys for the boston marathon bomber will be discussing an appeal for a new trial. catherine parrotta is live in south boston where attorneys, catherine, are expected to argue that dzhokhar tsarnaev had no shot at a fair trial. >> reporter: that is the argument they are expected to and this hearing is expected to begin around 10:00 this morning. according to an investigation by the u.s. attorney's office that was tweeted yesterday, dzhokhar tsarnaev will not be present for this. and his lawyers will be here and they will be arguing that he should be granted a new trial and it doesn't come as a surprise at all. tsarnaev was formally sentenced

found guilty of homicide in the death of a transgender woman in the philippines. the verdict coming down overnight. private first class joseph scott pemberton was convicted of strangling the woman and leaving her body in a hotel room last fall the murder caused anger and outrage in the phillipines. over u.s. military presence there. the two had met at a bar. pemberton was sentenced to 6 to 12 years in prison. emily: stories we're following right now. cell phone photos lead to the arrest this woman a second suspect in the worcester armory theft. police say photos show ashley bigsby holding one of the stolen handguns. the f.b.i. says placemats in the background match those found in bigsby's apartment in dorchester. she's due in court on thursday, charged with lying to the f.b.i. another suspect, james walker morales, is accused of stealing the weapons, and trying to sell them. police say he was wearing a g.p.s. bracelet the night he broke into the armory. investigators have now recovered all six stolen assault rifles, but they're still looking for six stolen pistols

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you know, deal with the transgender thing somewhere else. i like the old, you know, don't ask, don't tell philosophy. why do you have to go around flouting your sexuality? it's not necessary. you don't need to talk about that. we need to talk about how we eliminate the enemy. we have to have standards. and if women can meet those standards and they want to meet those standards and they want to do that, then i would never deny them. but, you know, what woman wants to go out on the front line in the dirt and the slime fighting? i mean, if they want to do it and they're capable of it, no problem. >> last week's decision wail open about 220,000 military jobs to women. the defense secretary says the standards will not be lowered. >>> the shootings in california have deepened the national divide in the debate over gun control. the "new york times" published its first front-page editorial in nearly a century titled "the gun epidemic in america" urging barely modified weapons of war be outlawed. not everyone was impressed. "the washington post" publ

a former campus sergeant is behind bars accused of sexually assaulting a transgender woman, that story coming up at 5:30. >> and he's the drug company's ceo who notoriously jacked up the price of some life saving drugs. now he's in serious trouble with the feds. >> and we talked to star wars fans all lined up for tonight's big premier. >>> you remember that hedge fund manager who bought a remember if suit cal company and then jacked up the price -- pharmaceutical company and then jacked up the price of a life saving drug? >> martin shkreli has been arrested for securities fraud. you remember him? he's accused of taking stock from a firm he started and used it to pay off unrelated debt. his arrest has nothing to do with his pharmaceutical dealings where he raised the price of a life saving pill from $13 to $750 as you can imagine, twitter is having a field day with this one. the new yorker posted lawyer for martin shkreli hikes fees 5,000%, which of course, is the amount of percent they hiked up the price of the pills and no sympathy from victoria who tweeted he raised the price of my h

randy. a new bedford marine has been transgender woman in the philippines. private first class joseph scott pemberton was sentenced to 12 years in prison. emily: right now new bedford police are reviewing this surveillance video as they of a cab driver. donald depina was shot on saturday night. sources tell us robbery could be the motive. today in the philip chism murder trial. they'll argue the former danvers high school student was insane when teacher colleen ritzer was killed. emily: this woman is the second person arrested in connection to the weapons theft at the worcester armory. police say other cell phone photos show ashley bigsby's hand on one of the stolen guns. randy: right now. lawyers for the marathon bomber are headed back to court in boston. emily: they want a new trial based on a supreme court ruling that they say puts some of his convictions in jeopardy. the eye's todd kazakiewich is live at federal court. todd: emily, randy, that ruling was made in june after dzhokhar tsarnaev's trial. it struck down part of the legal definition of a so-cal

this is a murderer. >> there's no evidence he was a "transgendered leftist activist."e have called the attack an act of terrorism. there's certainly an impulse widely shared by many to insist we call this an act of domestic terrorism particularly since that word has such political power. i think that's a bad idea. i'll explain, next. >>> regardless of why he did it, what he did is domestic terrorism, and what he did is absolutely abominable. especially to those of us in the pro-life movement. because there's nothing about any of us that would condone or in any way look the other way at something like this. >> joining me now, rebecca tracer, writer at large from "new york" magazine and jessica gonzalez rojas. she's executive director of the national latina institute for reproductive health. here's my argument about domestic terrorism. i think there's an impulse to label things domestic terrorism as a means of saying this is an act of political violence and it's important, important and we should marshal the kind of concern over it that we marshal over, say, the boston m

emily: a new bedford marine has been found guilty in the death of a transgender woman in the philippines. that verdict coming down overnight. he was convicted of strangling the woman and leaving her body in a hotel room last fall. witnesses say the two left together after meeting in a bar. pemberton was sentenced to 6-12 years. right now a second person is facing charges in a weapons theft from the worcester armory. and police say cell phone photos helped lead them to the suspect. vulgar pose. police say another photo handguns. yet another shows what appears to be a stolen assault rifle. the f.b.i. says the placemats in the background match those found in bigsby's apartment in the dorchester section of boston. she's due in court on thursday and is charged with lying to the f.b.i. another suspect, james walker morales, is accused of stealing the weapons and trying to sell them. police say he was wearing a g.p.s. bracelet the night he broke into the armory. investigators have now recovered all six stolen assault rifles, but they're still looking for 6 of the 10 stolen pistols. the f.b.i. i

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this is a murderer. >> there's no evidence he was a "transgendered leftist activist."'m not quite sure where that came from. some have called the attack an act of terrorism. there's certainly an impulse by many widely shared by many to insist we call this an act of domestic terrorism particularly since that word has such political power. i think that's a bad idea. i'll explain, next. yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice this is claira. for her she's agreed to give it up. that's today? we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. after

. >> a transgender woman turned herself and after a videoa video posted of her posing for the camera before lunging at passengers with a box cutter. charged over the december 18 instance. and then i got heated. she took to facebook before violent person. the society has chosen to shauna and discriminate. >> nothing worse than someone leaning against the pole. >> weighing in at one 108 pounds. a former boxer. he fell short. back to install a solar panels at his job. usa boxing national championship silver medalist also 2014, named the usa national championship. so i went to the new brunswick club. he started boxing by accident. and he is like, joking around. yell can fight. you should come to the gym. i cani can fight, but i don't want to go to the gym. everybody their trains and i'm a street fighter. >> that one day lead to many more. i am always interested in knowing who inspires you. forperhaps it was the person who discovered him. >> recently competed in las vegas. he did not make it to the next months of qualifying. next summer in rio de janeiro. back to working on his job >> i h