and transgender services 0 throughout the department really organizing that under one program and along with our humming bird health center we've reviewed from received from the programs to expand the trojan mental health under the city program almost $3 million for the insurance and expanding some of the children's programs and working hard a improving the jails behavorial health to make sure we're providing appropriate 34k9 services so far our clients who spent a moment of time in the janitorial system. >> supervisor yee. >> a quick question director garcia in your your mental health services do you provide mental health services for our law enforcement department and our fire department and we have had our mental health service administration our management association providing cross training with the police department just had a conversation yesterday with the new transpire we're going to be joining forces to make sure we provide them trauma services and maintain in the deputy chief chaplain will be working colonel they have a different venue but a conversation we really

it is estimated that there are nearly 13,000 transgender service members in the u.s. military. >>> the "atlanta journal constitution" reports that actor wendell pierce is accused of attacking a couple at a hotel bar. pierce is a hillary clinton supporter and reportedly argued early yesterday with a couple who backed bernie sanders. the former star of "the wire" faces a battery charge. >>> the "los angeles times" reports that red hot chile peppers singer isn't feel too hot. the band canceled shows in california after he was hospitalized with complications from intestinal flu but is expected to recover quickly. >>> "the east idaho news" reports some yellowstone visitors put a baby bison in their car because they thought it was cold. the tourists, the father and son, were ticketed for breaking rules about contact with wildlife. the bison was released and unharmed. >>> still to come, baseball heavy hitter. the blue jackets' jose batista on the receiving end of a brutal punch that starts a big brawl. nice to meet you! welcome, welcome! today i'm going to show you the all-n

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they have not yet studied the impact of transgender service members. anderson also says that transgender service members present logistical challenges. >> will there be a requirement for a third bathing and sanitary facility aboard submarines, on fire bases and so forth? >> we got stalls. we're mature enough to not-- you know, you shut the door, everybody knows, it's not like there's any secret to what going on when you walk into the bathroom. >> brangham: according to the palm center, 18 countries, including canada, the u.k. and other nato allies have allowed transgender soldiers to serve. and tannehil says there's no evidence those militaries suffered any problems or setbacks. >> they've dealt with all the same issues that the d.o.d. is looking at and they dealt with them 15, 16 to 20 years ago, including facilities, including medical care, including non discrimination and anti- harassment policies. >> brangham: tannehil and others who watch the issue, are expecting defense secretary carter to make an announcement about the pentagon's strategy by mid

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and transgender services 0 throughout the department really organizing that under one program and along with our humming bird health center we've reviewed from received from the programs to expand the trojan mental health under the city program almost $3 million for the insurance and expanding some of the children's programs and working hard a improving the jails behavorial health to make sure we're providing appropriate 34k9 services so far our clients who spent a moment of time in the janitorial system. >> supervisor yee. >> a quick question director garcia in your your mental health services do you provide mental health services for our law enforcement department and our fire department and we have had our mental health service administration our management association providing cross training with the police department just had a conversation yesterday with the new transpire we're going to be joining forces to make sure we provide them trauma services and maintain in the deputy chief chaplain will be working colonel they have a different venue but a conversation we really

military is working on its new rules for transgender service members. that's on our homepage.watch frontline's full documentary, "growing up trans." that is streaming now at www.pbs.org/frontline. >> woodruff: word came today that the man believed to be the top military commander of hezbollah was killed in syria. the iranian backed group has fought against the u.s. and israel since it was founded in the early 1980s. and it has joined forces with the assad government in the syrian war. newshour special correspondent jane ferguson has our report. >> reporter: people in this suburb of beirut have been to many funerals since the beginning of the war in syria. but none as big as this. mostafa badredinne was believed to be the main military commander of hezbollah forces fighting in syria. in life, he was a villain to america and its allies. in death, he is a hero to these people. in hezbollah neighborhoods of beirut, the funerals of war dead feel like celebrations. women throw rice and rose petals on the coffin as it passes. >> ( translated ): i know there are martyrs in syria, but

and transgender services 0 throughout the department really organizing that under one program and along with our humming bird health center we've reviewed from received from the programs to expand the trojan mental health under the city program almost $3 million for the insurance and expanding some of the children's programs and working hard a improving the jails behavorial health to make sure we're providing appropriate 34k9 services so far our clients who spent a moment of time in the janitorial system. >> supervisor yee. >> a quick question director garcia in your your mental health services do you provide mental health services for our law enforcement department and our fire department and we have had our mental health service administration our management association providing cross training with the police department just had a conversation yesterday with the new transpire we're going to be joining forces to make sure we provide them trauma services and maintain in the deputy chief chaplain will be working colonel they have a different venue but a conversation we really

transgender. >> reporter: this public service announcement features florida congresswoman ilian nan ross late nen who says her transgender child she loves as maends she still loves as rodrigo. the conservative gop lawmaker is now supporting president obama's directive telling all public schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms matching their gender 50idity. the president speaking to buzzfeed monday. >> make sure that everybody is treated fairly and our kids are all loved and that they're expected. >> reporter: but it's a policy many republicans have vowed to presidential hopeful ted cruz who called it politically correct lunacy. >> demanding that every public school now allow grown men and boys into little girls bathrooms. >> reporter: it also comes on the heels of north carolina's showdown with the federal government over that state's new bathroom law, the justice department says discriminates against transgender residents. both sides are now suing each other as hundreds of protesters hit the streets again monday hoping to repeal the law. those dueling lawsuits ove

transgender. >> reporter: this public service announcement features the florida congresswoman who says her transgender child that she loved as amanda she still loves. she is now supporting president obama's directive telling all public schools to allow transgender opportunities to use bedrooms and locker rooms matching their gender identity. >> make sure that everybody is treated fairly and our kids are all loved and that they're protected. >> reporter: it's a policy many republicans have vow in had to fight including former presidential hopeful ted cruz who called it politically correct lunansy. >> demanding every public school allow grown men and boys into little girls' bedrooms. >> reporter: it comes on the heels of north carolina's show down over that states new bedroom law the justice department says discriminates against transgender residents. both sides are suing each other. those lawsuits over north carolina's bedroathroom law coup in the court of appeals and the supreme court. >>> ahead here, a major milestone for the international space station. >>> a special honor for more than one dozen po

transgender. >> reporter: this public service announcement features florida congresswoman ileana ross layman who says her transgender child she loved as amanita she still loves as rodrigo. the conservative gop lawmaker is supporting president obama's directive telling all public schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms matching their gender identity, a policy many republicans have vowed to fight including former presidential hopeful ted cruz who called it politically correct lawn macy at the texas republican convention. >> demanding that every public school now allow grown men and boys into little girls' bathrooms. >> reporter: it also comes on the heels of north carolina's show down with the federal government over that state's new bathroom law the justice department says discriminates against transgender residents. both sides are now suing each other as hundreds of protestors hit the streets again monday hoping to repeal the law. those dueling lawsuits over north carolina's controversial bathroom law could end up before the fourth circuit court of appeals and pot

laws north carolina approved its bathroom law that can be difficult for transgender people and in mississippi anyone can deny services to members of the lgbt community if approved the resolution in san jose will ban all non-essential travel to those states and cut off ties to businesses headquartered there. san francisco already established a ban. >>> in the marin county community of bolinas art has been a tradition for decades but now it's changing some say for the better, others say for the worse. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman joins us live from bolinas beach where the big controversy is in a small town. >> reporter: well, as the saying goes art is in the eye of the beholder. in bolinas traditionally this is what they call art. these murals along the beach. at ba lean noose. but these murals have been evolving and judgments about this art have been changing. it's been going on for a while and now it appears to be getting personal it's the last place you would expect to find a graffiti problem, bolinas in west marin county. if you don't know where you're going, good luck finding the place. >> every time they pu

transgender. the guidance released today, the lawsuit by the attorney general earlier in the week and the rule from the health and human servicesent really made clear transgender people are protected under discrimination laws and they deserve to be treated with dignity and fa fairness, whether at the doctor's office or schools. >> what about several states pushed back really hard. texas, the governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson just released a statement in part there is no recognizable problem in arkansas on this issue. the federal government is stirring the pot and meddling in local control. what do you say to that? >> certainly, we do see a problem in states like north carolina, but the need for this guidance isn't coming from people in north carolina passing hateful bills, it's coming from the fact that more and more americans are knowing people who are transgender are learning about transgender identities and issues and they want to do the right thing, they want to do the right thing both by the law and by their transgender students. by releasing this guidance, this is helpful clarification for schools across the country wh

service. >>> kicked out of a mcdonald's bathroom because she's transgend transgender.he bathroom and she shared her story with us. >> reporter: she shared a selfie of how she said she looked when she stopped at a mcdonald's in new jersey wednesday. misty who transitioned from a male to a woman said the manager questioned her identity while she tried to use the women's bathroom. >> she came back a third time and said that i did not belong in the rest room and i needed to leave. >> reporter: we spoke to the manager over the phone. she says a customer complained when her daughter saw her in the bathroom wm she says she tried to show the manager and the customer her id but they didn't care to see it. >> the manager state people have their opinions. >> reporter: how did that make you feel when you heard that. >> it was enablely infur rating. >> the manager says she would never discriminate against anyone and added the little girl was scared. she wasn't to address the concern. >> to the best of my knowledge i was the only person in the women's room and did i ever interact wi

transgender women. >> thank you, supervisor kim is the lead sponsor i'm a co-sponsors supervisor kim. >> thank you customer service chair wiener and thank you for your co-sponsorship and supervisor campos the resolution that is before us is to rename the one hundred block of tucker in the tenderloin neighborhood the jean compton's cafe commending the august 1966 uprising of primer transgender leaders this sparked the remove the compton's marks the hoengs where an all knitted the jean compton with the tenderloin neighborhood where 50 years ago exactly a group of outraged transgender men and women set up and marked a transgender liberation this commemorative signage on this 50 anniversary is designed to immortalize the compton event to remind us we have much more to do how far we've come and how much to combat the thinking sufficient institutional infrastructure and lack of tradition for the trains women the staves e statistics are stalling 41 percent of transgender yields report suicidal thoughts and 26 report losing a job over their identity and 97 percent are recorded abuse and in the realm of lgbtq transgender w

transgender rights which directly affect her son. i want to bring in congresswoman of florida and her son. you released a public serviceclip. >> it's part of someone's family and should be treated with compassion and discrimination. >> is this psa in some ways your reaction to north carolina's controversial bathroom law which requires transgender individuals to use the bathrooms assigned to the gender on their birth certificate as opposed to how they identify? >> that was purely by chance. we taped these public service announcements about two or three months before all of this controversy but i'm glad that it came out at this time because this is not about bathroom stalls and who goes where. this is about family acceptance. this is about talking to your child, about being accepted and loved and the theme of our message is to talk to your child and whether your child is gay or lesbian or trans, i know that it's a shock at first but with communication, that child has got to know that he or she is loved. >> congresswoman man, one mother of a transgender child in north carolina said that the number of phone calls to suicid

service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. >>> coming up, a mom of 12 taking aim at target's transgender policycould this lead to a tipping >>> what target has don't is very hateful. it's hateful towards families. it's hateful towards mothers. it's hateful towards children. america, when are you going to wake up? when are you going to stand up for the right thing, america? >> every time i see that video i'm just thinking, if i'm behind her, i'm just here to get the waffle iron and then i'm out the door. she's railing against target's transgender policy where they say the changing rooms are open to anyone. that did not sit well with a lot of folks and some say it may not be sitting well with the company's customers. sales are down. is there a connection? >> i don't think there's a connection. i agree with target. the economy is sluggish to begin with, they'll have a bad second quarter. i think having the bathrooms being a free for all is actually fun. if target is smart, they could show the dog with the bullseye on the face and have him go and have him tinkle town where he ever he wants. >> they

service. here to help, not to sell. >>> the obama administration sied warning that transgender students must be allowed to use the restroomr locker room of their choice or risk the loss of federal money. dan patrick says the order tramples on states rights. >> president obama, in the dark of the night, without consulting congress, without consulting educators, parents decides to issue an executive order forcing transgender policies on schools and parent who is don't want it. >> patrick said texas would forfeit the $10 billion it receives rather than comply. we will not be blackmailed by the president's 30 pieces of silver. thank you for joining me. what is the mood in texas. trying to figure out how the country has gotten so hot on this issue from the right. >> you have to remember the context of this is the texas republican convention. you have within a five block ra radius they are rallying behind this. there were signs in the ladies room advocated for the state race on this particular issue. >> let me ask you, my question about it is, i don't want to be light hearted because it's a serious human rights issue. my questi

carolina passed a law that requires transgender people to use bathrooms based on the gender on their birth certificate. mississippi's laws lets businesses refuse service to gay couples based on religious beliefs. >>> those are just some of the morning headlines from our newsroom. mike, back to you. >> dave, thank you very much >>> police concord have identified a suspect in the killing of a woman whose body was found in a city park. police say that 26-year-old eric lamar nelson should be considered armed and gauge -- and dangerous. police are looking for a black kia, 5e 9 in 919. the victim has been identified as poinsettia parks. police say that she knew the suspect but they did not say what the nature of their relationship was. >>> a texas preacher who claimed that whole foods sold him a cake with a gay slur on it admits he made it all up. he said when he opened the box on a cake there was a gay slur on it. but whole foods released surveillance video saying that i showing that it did not happen. >> i always take things like with a grain of salt. >> brown apologized to the lgbt community and the whole foods. he issued a statement saying that the comp

carolina passed a law requiring transgender people to use the restroom based on their gender on the birth certificate. mississippi law allows businesses to refuse service objection. san francisco has already adopted a law banning city- funded travel to those states.>>> a group of south lake teachers and students time to make a difference by making their voices heard at the state capitol, traveling to sacramento to advocate and to learn. we have are reported joining us from san jose to talk about the trip, and annual trip.>> reporter: it is, going on for 14 years and put on by the head of the board of supervisors, and he is out here, and you can see behind me there are four buses. there are a lot of people gathering, boarding the buses. they are heading to sacramento. about 200 local school board members, teachers, students and pta members will go to sacramento state capitol for the legislative day of action. they will meet with the state legislators and officials because they want to voice their concerns about education in their communities. while they are there they will tour the capitol and learn about the legislative process, and here's what one loc

transgender people from going to the path room with what they associate with the most. >>> and the bidens and obamas were celebrating the 75th anniversary of the uso. 1300 service membersl guests including a certain former late show host. >> i had a funny thing happen to me. a fellow came to me before the show and he said, we love what you do. we love your writing. we love what you mean to the country. we love your poetry. [ laughter ] and i said, who do you think i am? and he said, walt wittman? >> now here's look ahead with mother's day fast approaching. we wanted to share a few images -- >> there you are. >> that's me and my mom. the overnight team works tirelessly in the wee hours of the morning -- >> tiredly. >> that too. while we don't have photos of the great ladies behind the tv people we wanted to recognize all the great and amazing moms and women who have helped us along this path of life. and take a moment to simply say, thank you. yes. >> and your little bundle thomas is now 5 months old? >> 5 months -- i can't believe it. >> is he getting you anything? >> well, right now he's getting me drool because he's cutting two teeth. that's the best of it. >> daddy

services will be the big winners and they're going to be in high demand. back to you. >>> the obama administration issued new guidelines for public schools when it comes transgender studentsols don't play, they could face penalties. >> reporter: a letter from the department of education and the department of justice was sent out to public school district across the u.s. it states schools must allow students to use rest rooms and other facilities of their gender identity rather than their birth. implies a threat that federal funding will be pulled in school don't abide by these guidelines. >> it is an extreme example of overrage and the question is, what problem is it trying to solve? fairfax county was an exemplar on the rare case it did happen. we were handling each case with dignity and different >> reporter: they ultimately changed their nondiscrimination policy to include the words gender identity after a series of heated school district meetings. >> it endangers children and violates the rights of students and parents. >> your brain is telling you hey, i'm in the wrong body, to have that feeling and not be able to get out is a hell on earth. >> reporter: they knew th

services and sacrifices thief made. charles: you know, tony, most people watching our network understand that one of the big things has been the coverage of transgenderms. a big controversy. today in new york city was taken a step further because in new york city now you can choose between 31 different gender ids. you can be a pan gender, two spirit gender bender, all of these different things and of course people wonder. you couple this with things like save spaces on colleges and political correctness run a muck. what was the danger of this? >> well, i mean this is political correctness gone wild. but this is -- you know, people were wondering it all right. where's the president's edict on bathrooms go? it goes upwards of a quarter of a million dollars if they get the wrong pronoun for one of these different genders. this is making it extremely difficult to operate even in the business world. not to mention the cultural. charles, i just have to think at some point businesses are going to push back on this because this is getting very costly. if you make a mistake, you're going to pay a huge fine. and this is not something that was done by, you know

transgender men are not discriminated against, either. towhat about access transition drugs and medications and services? was that something be in ministration was concerned about, in terms of refining this rule? the wayest: in terms of it has an impact on individual refer care decisions, i you to health and human services for answering that question. look, the idea behind this specific rule is to event discrimination against a wide range of groups. there are reports of immigration raids. -- there isinton the belief that the administration will conduct huge s, rounding up specific numbers of people across the in significant numbers. is that true, or is something different happening now? mr. earnest: this is an excellent question. we are talking about dhs enforcement actions. there are limitations to what i can say, but let me understand you -- help you understand the policy dhs is implementing. the first, something secretary johnson himself has said, the operations that are underway are merely the continuation of operations that were announced in january and in march. those operations are conducted under

transgender women. >> thank you, supervisor kim is the lead sponsor i'm a co-sponsors supervisor kim. >> thank you customer servicehair wiener and thank you for your co-sponsorship and supervisor campos the resolution that is before us is to rename the one hundred block of tucker in the tenderloin neighborhood the jean compton's cafe commending the august 1966 uprising of primer transgender leaders this sparked the remove the compton's marks the hoengs where an all knitted the jean compton with the tenderloin neighborhood where 50 years ago exactly a group of outraged transgender men and women set up and marked a transgender liberation this commemorative signage on this 50 anniversary is designed to immortalize the compton event to remind us we have much more to do how far we've come and how much to combat the thinking sufficient institutional infrastructure and lack of tradition for the trains women the staves e statistics are stalling 41 percent of transgender yields report suicidal thoughts and 26 report losing a job over their identity and 97 percent are recorded abuse and in the realm of lgbtq transgender wom

transgender women. >> thank you, supervisor kim is the lead sponsor i'm a co-sponsors supervisor kim. >> thank you customer servicehair wiener and thank you for your co-sponsorship and supervisor campos the resolution that is before us is to rename the one hundred block of tucker in the tenderloin neighborhood the jean compton's cafe commending the august 1966 uprising of primer transgender leaders this sparked the remove the compton's marks the hoengs where an all knitted the jean compton with the tenderloin neighborhood where 50 years ago exactly a group of outraged transgender men and women set up and marked a transgender liberation this commemorative signage on this 50 anniversary is designed to immortalize the compton event to remind us we have much more to do how far we've come and how much to combat the thinking sufficient institutional infrastructure and lack of tradition for the trains women the staves e statistics are stalling 41 percent of transgender yields report suicidal thoughts and 26 report losing a job over their identity and 97 percent are recorded abuse and in the realm of lgbtq transgender wom

service. i'm much more comfortable with who and what i am now. >> reporter: sharon fox news. >>> tomorrow is the deadline to force a bathroom bill targeted at transgender. the law violates the federal civil rights act. north carolina's house bill 2 passed in marriage and it require people to use bathrooms in public buildings that match the gender on their birth certificate. north carolina's governor says the state will meet the deadline lot a reversal in likely. >>> ambitious campaign to learn more about america's bald eagles population. biologists and experts spent the weekend tagging eagles. they cannot not fly. they're just eight weeks old. researchers will spend the next four years studying them, such as where they travel, how fast and high they can fly. >>> a mural painted on the side of a house in texas is stopping traffic and there's a unique story behind it had. steve recent bought property in austin and thought the wall would be a perfect spot for a mural but he's nearly blind. artist has worked with blind clients before, she actually did the paint weekend it vision coming had from him. >> i imagined it was going to turn into emily been able t

services from any company headquarters in either of those states. recently, both states passed laws to make it easier for people to discriminate people who are lesbian, guy, transgender, north carolina's house bill, too, the bathroom law, requires people to use public rest rooms assigned to their biological sex, indicate on their birth certificate, though that might not be the gender they currently identify with. mississippi's protecting freedom of conscience from government discrimination act allows religious groups and individuals to decline to host gay weddings or employ people who are gay, lesbian, transgender. if san jose passes the resolution, it will follow in the footsteps of companies like paypal and major cities like san francisco which passed similar bans. >> i think that, you know, they may not care what one city thinks. they may not look at just san jose, but they're going to see the collective of cities and especially major cities across our nation that are standing up for the transgender community, standing up for human rights and saying what you're doing is wrong and they're going to see that. >> reporter: that was raul, one of the five council member

transgender member of the military. she said her commanders have been supportive. the servicesave some dress uniforms that include skirts. they also allow different hair lengths for men and women and have different fitness requirements for them as well. william in north carolina on the line. good morning. i don't have a problem with the lgbt thing as it is. it is one part of it which causes african-americans a lot of consternation. that is we cannot sue in state court for racial discrimination. ad that is definitely republican thing so that nobody considered for discrimination. and that is my comment and thank you. host: jacksonville florida, democrat line. caller: i called to comment on the transgender bathroom thing. i agree with the people who think it is a smokescreen to discriminate people and all aspects of their lives. that if you think have the parts of a gendered then that should be sufficient for you to use the bathroom. if you need to sit you go in with the women and if you need to stand you should go into the men's bathroom. i think that people who are concerned abo

service. >> thank you. i was part of a team. >> very humble, but terrific. we salute you. >> appreciate it. >>> there's new fall out after the white house tells public schools nationwide to let transgender children use restrooms that they identify with. a fight between the states is shaping up and texas is just one state that's pushing back. >> i believe it is the biggest issue facing families and schools in america since prayer was taken out of public schools. e we will not yield to blackmail from the president of the united states. ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. >>> welcome back, everybody. turning to a story that's generating lots of controversy. this one over public reform use. the obama administration telling public schools to let transgender students use reforms matching their chosen gender. it's only part of a larger battle and facing a major backlash in some places. the latest from washington. >> the final of this issue won't be going away any time soon. the white house made its position clear. get on board or face the consequences. on f

transgender women. >> thank you, supervisor kim is the lead sponsor i'm a co-sponsors supervisor kim. >> thank you customer servicehair wiener and thank you for your co-sponsorship and supervisor campos the resolution that is before us is to rename the one hundred block of tucker in the tenderloin neighborhood the jean compton's cafe commending the august 1966 uprising of primer transgender leaders this sparked the remove the compton's marks the hoengs where an all knitted the jean compton with the tenderloin neighborhood where 50 years ago exactly a group of outraged transgender men and women set up and marked a transgender liberation this commemorative signage on this 50 anniversary is designed to immortalize the compton event to remind us we have much more to do how far we've come and how much to combat the thinking sufficient institutional infrastructure and lack of tradition for the trains women the staves e statistics are stalling 41 percent of transgender yields report suicidal thoughts and 26 report losing a job over their identity and 97 percent are recorded abuse and in the realm of lgbtq transgender wom

transgender community. the rally starts at 11:30 this morning. >>> and this weekend bart crews will finish the track maintenance ahead of schedule so it is the last few days of disrupted servicee work starts at midnight tonight, it ends at 4:00 a.m. on tuesday. that will disrupt service between the bay fair and san leandro stations on the fremont line but if there is a warriors game 7, hopefully there will be, service will be back to normal then for all the warriors fans, that begins sunday after 3:00 p.m. a bus bridge will be in place during the track maintenance and could cause a 30 minute to an hour delay. >> it's worth it, yeah. >> yes. >>> time is 5:41. a bay area biologist has just been found after disappearing earlier this week. coming up we will tell you the remote area where he was found. >>> but first, many parents and guardians get a tax credit for their dependents. now a california lawmaker, some of them want to consider a tax break for people who adopt a shelter pet. up next we will have the measure that's proposed. >>> good morning, we are looking at a morning commute that's a little better than normal. coming up over the hill on westbound highway 4. >>> a littl

passed a law requiring transgender people to use bathrooms based on the gender on their birth certificates. mississippi passed a law that will allow businesses to refuse serviceow, some buses are going to sacramento to talk to legislators. >> janine de la vega is there talking to talk to some of the people. >> reporter: this area is known as having the lowest spending per pupil compared to other areas of the county. this will be brought up to sacramento. the people who were were low chasm pta members, teachers and pupils. they want to meet with legislators because they would like to voice concern for education in their community. they will tour the capitol and learn about the legislative process. >> i feel like it's important to be face to face with these people because they are the ones actually making the changes in the legislation that will directly influence our education system >> reporter: some of the people that we spoke to say they plan on bringing up issues about more funding from k-12 as well as college. others plan on focusing on the common core standards being taught now in cal yam these community members will get a chance to ask state senators an

transgender men are not discriminated against either. >> some concern in that community about access to transition drug and medication and services, was that something that the administration was concerned about in terms of trying to, i guess, refine this rule? >> i guess in terms of the way that it has an impact on individual health care decisions, i would refer you to human services for answering that question. but, look, the idea behind this specific rule is to prevent discrimination against -- against a wide-range of groups. >> one of the areas, there are reports of immigration raids that are happening, you heard even secretary clinton and senator sanders comment on this. [inaudible] >> huge raids through may and june rounding up women and children, people across the country in significant numbers, is that true? is there something different happening now? >> well, this is -- this is an excellent question. we are talking about adhs enforcement action. there are some limitations to what i can say. let me help you understand exactly the policy that dhs is implementing. the first is and this is something that secretary johnson has sai

service. gasia. >> thank you. >>> happening today the san francisco unified school district is helping to promote a statewide campaign to end violence and discrimination against transgender be at mission high school for a rally to encourage all california schools to join the transformed california campaign. transform california promotes understanding for the transgender community. >>> time is now 7:37. now we know the san jose sharks will be playing the pittsburg penguins in the stanley cup finals. last night the penguins beat tampa bay 2-1 game 7 of the eastern conference finals. the penguins won in 2009. the sharks have never been to a stanley cup final. so the series begins monday. game 2 is wednesday. the first game in san jose will be saturday june 4th. and you know that is causing the sap center to make a change. opera star andrea bocelli was due to perm on june 4th with jordin sparks and the san jose festival orchestra. but the sharks and the penguins will be playing game 3 of the stanley cup finals now. the sharks tell us the concert has been moved to friday, june 3rd. refunds will be available to those who can't go on that new date. >>> 7:38. a new tool to help

transgender women. >> thank you, supervisor kim is the lead sponsor i'm a co-sponsors supervisor kim. >> thank you customer servicehair wiener and thank you for your co-sponsorship and supervisor campos the resolution that is before us is to rename the one hundred block of tucker in the tenderloin neighborhood the jean compton's cafe commending the august 1966 uprising of primer transgender leaders this sparked the remove the compton's marks the hoengs where an all knitted the jean compton with the tenderloin neighborhood where 50 years ago exactly a group of outraged transgender men and women set up and marked a transgender liberation this commemorative signage on this 50 anniversary is designed to immortalize the compton event to remind us we have much more to do how far we've come and how much to combat the thinking sufficient institutional infrastructure and lack of tradition for the trains women the staves e statistics are stalling 41 percent of transgender yields report suicidal thoughts and 26 report losing a job over their identity and 97 percent are recorded abuse and in the realm of lgbtq transgender wom

transgender women. >> thank you, supervisor kim is the lead sponsor i'm a co-sponsors supervisor kim. >> thank you customer servicehair wiener and thank you for your co-sponsorship and supervisor campos the resolution that is before us is to rename the one hundred block of tucker in the tenderloin neighborhood the jean compton's cafe commending the august 1966 uprising of primer transgender leaders this sparked the remove the compton's marks the hoengs where an all knitted the jean compton with the tenderloin neighborhood where 50 years ago exactly a group of outraged transgender men and women set up and marked a transgender liberation this commemorative signage on this 50 anniversary is designed to immortalize the compton event to remind us we have much more to do how far we've come and how much to combat the thinking sufficient institutional infrastructure and lack of tradition for the trains women the staves e statistics are stalling 41 percent of transgender yields report suicidal thoughts and 26 report losing a job over their identity and 97 percent are recorded abuse and in the realm of lgbtq transgender wom

for thenot secret service to get involved.e more on that in just a moment.on but we are going to start with h major controversial move by the white house in the battle ove transgendere obama administration lookino to force public schools to let transgender students use theudet bathroom of their chosenho identity.identy. so how will that happen? meln? know alnwick is live at the at department of education withit more. more mel? >> reporter: good morning. yeah, so much controversyonovery swirling around this. now, it's important to note than here in our area d.c. andnd maryland have cleared gendered e identity protections in theirn t non discrimination laws.s. virginia does not. ds not. it's been controversial ineral several places.ve you may remember last may, a big fight fairfax county school board when it decided to allow transgender students to use thee bathroom of their choice saying basically that it was u.s.was u department of education policy. they were told that is the federal -- policy that's federad opinion and that's the way theye needed to go, and now the usowhe department of education and the justice department are making it clear to school districts ac

transgender women. >> thank you, supervisor kim is the lead sponsor i'm a co-sponsors supervisor kim. >> thank you customer service wiener and thank you for your co-sponsorship and supervisor campos the resolution that is before us is to rename the one hundred block of tucker in the tenderloin neighborhood the jean compton's cafe commending the august 1966 uprising of primer transgender leaders this sparked the remove the compton's marks the hoengs where an all knitted the jean compton with the tenderloin neighborhood where 50 years ago exactly a group of outraged transgender men and women set up and marked a transgender liberation this commemorative signage on this 50 anniversary is designed to immortalize the compton event to remind us we have much more to do how far we've come and how much to combat the thinking sufficient institutional infrastructure and lack of tradition for the trains women the staves e statistics are stalling 41 percent of transgender yields report suicidal thoughts and 26 report losing a job over their identity and 97 percent are recorded abuse and in the realm of lgbtq transgender women e