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professor unger says that prior to this time, homosexuality was rarely discussed or even acknowledged. however, interest in sigmund freud and the new field of psychology brought sexuality into popular discussion. also, the culture began to place more emphasis on masculinity, with figures such as president theodore roosevelt leading the charge. as a result, gay men and lesbians were considered deviants from the cultural ideal and became subject to prejudice and stereotyping. santa clara university is in california. this class is just over an hour.

professor unger says that prior to this time, homosexuality was rarely discussed or even acknowledged. however, interest in sigmund freud and the new field of psychology brought sexuality into popular discussion. also, the culture began to place more emphasis on masculinity, with figures such as president theodore roosevelt leading the charge. as a result, gay men and lesbians were considered deviants from the cultural ideal and became subject to prejudice and stereotyping. santa clara university is in california. this class is just over an hour. >> good morning. today, after three weeks in this class of talking about how there are -- there had been from the colonial period through early american history same-sex acts that people seem to know about, but not homosexuals. there wasn't that identity.

. >> reporter: armed with that form, the ungers tried to straighten out the mixup. insurance, billing. he'll go visit patients in their rooms, sit down and speak to them, to find how he could help them. he loved helping people. >> now he needs help. >> reporter: it's been a difficult six months while they fight for benefits while they mourn alan's loss. >> it's tough. we should not be put through this. it is just not fair. >> so we reached out to dc 37. they immediately got to work contacting the family. just a few days later, solved. richard says his family received a lump sum payment of $2,000 plus survivor benefits which includes prescription drug coverage, dental, and vision insurance. here's the reaction. >> without you, i don't know where we would be right now. my sister is not here and she would like to thank you also. >> i would like to thank you very much. >> so happy to help. >> what are the lessons for the ask. as our loved ones get older, it is important to ask about estate planning, including survivor benefits. find out where all the information is kept

and co-host of steel and unger. good to see you both.ry ford said the chance to begin again is what failure is all about, but you begin more wisely. you think when hillary clinton is concerned, it is reckless? >> well, she's been less cautious this week. it is a dreadful week for her and so lot more questions and you turn around and blame donald trump for being racist. andec reckless in terms of the all to right and you turn out and point out her support on the left. both side ises have stories there. and with the health care issue, the more she brings it you up to it defend it, she may step in her own weeds and garry hart said i am not doing anything, follow me. and you know what happened. >> apparently mark went back in time. rick, step back in time and play a clip. 1993, tom foley was a house speaker praising hillary clinton's role in pushing health care legislation. >> this day is remarkable for many reason and remarkable not only the role of the president but the first lady. when president clinton decided to entrust to mrs. clinton,

dagen mcdowell, charles cook and rick unger. welcome, everybody. rick, i'll start with you. robbie look, the king just fire says it is unfair to look to her calendar and cherry pick certain people that she has been meeting with. it's constant deflection, justification and calling trump a demagogue. why not take a little personal responsibility. >> you will hate this coming from me. but you are right. i listened to his explanation today, it was preposterous. we know what those meetings are as a matter of course with dignitaries as secretary of state. i looked at the calendar. over half of the meetings that she took from outsiders were arranged by the clinton foundation. my concern is i don't want to wipe out the clinton foundation, they do good work. what they were doing to set up these meetings and what this interplay was is not acceptable and not the deal made with the obama administration, no chinese wall, not okay. kennedy: you are absolutely right. it takes people from your side, from your party to stand up if she is going to save face in all this. luckily she is running

. >> a dangerous surprise was found inside some gift bags handed out at a teen unger's birthday party. 19 people, mostly children went to the hospital after eating gum i candy made with marijuana. three of the children ended up were attending party for a 15 year-old in san francisco. a security guard saw people getting sick, and called 911. >> these were innocent kids. they sea candy, they eat it. >> i had a 21 year-old on the other side that she could not speak. >> they don't know where the drug laced candy came from. those gift bags were prepared by a catering company in oakland. we continue the princeton, an entire area on edge, as a woman was found dead in the woods. >> now at 5 only on fox 25. a disturbing sex crime in boston's biggest tourist attraction, how these dancers were able to stop a man at an assault at nathaniel hall, and they cancelled the david ortiz bobble head. why unacceptable. >> a popular pookemon go stop. >> it causes quite a bit of angst. >> what game developers are

might party panelists stephen smith and rick unger. let's talk about this a little bit to the nfl they are not too pleased about it either at the commission on presidential debates which is a dubious commission says they have had exporting events on in past years and still see nearly 60 million viewers. do you think donald trump is making excuses to skip out of the debates? >> no on its awful. september 26 is also my birthday. the first debate is on my birthday. people are not going to be tuning in. they will be tuning in to see what i'm tweeting about. i think he is trying to make something out of nothing really. i think they said this was planned by year out, many months out. we have tivo and dvr. kennedy: does anyone have tivo? does that exist? is that accompany? >> whoever you are out there i will not shame you for her work tech knowledge he is unlike kennedy. people will watch what they want to watch and the two teams that are playing that night i have never heard of them so they can't be that good. kennedy: i know you were a huge

to shut down her facebook and e mail because so many were contacting picture, she talked with tod unger with our station in dallas. >> never has such a small patch of dirt looked so good after such a big problem. >> this whole area was flooded, the whole grass was flooded, and it was coming straight up. >> when a water line burst 1 week ago at the adams residents in hood county, andrea called the municipal district and things got kind of weird. >> when i walked back outside, legs, but most of the upper torso is submerged, one of the utility workers digging deep to plug the line, such a sight to see. andrea thought... >> do you find if i take your picture? my husband is never going to believe this. >> reporter:... 23-year-old jimmy cox can't believe it either. >> hole was 5 and a half foot deep, there is a lady running around out there, full pipe, >> reporter: jimmy said he had to take the plunge more than once. >> i wasn't able to get the crimpers on it so we had to cut it and put a valve on there while it was all like under water. >> reporter: his voice has been horse ever since, no ma

gunner bens and jack unger are still being questioned more on the news "happening now". >>> the obama administration continuing to stumble. >> more questions, that the u.s. would off delivering 400 million in cash until iran freed american prisoner ares. >>> plus a cyber world history. showing up on line. at this time premier spy agency get hacked? >> and harnessing the power of our body to cure cancer. using the immountain system to fight back when other treatments fail. it is all "happening now". and we begin with politics. donald trump taking the newly revamped campaign to battleground state of north carolina. and welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. clinton is sitting down with officers as donald trump labels her anti- police. trump is preparing to hold a rally tonight in charlotte. analyst will see what effect in any trump's new advisor are have on his ability to stay on message. we have fox news coverage. and covering the clinton campaign in new york city. we go to john roberts who is outside of trump tower. >> reporter: donald tr

unger has previously reported that google has its own right healing avenue in development, a projectils with the search giant's driverless car ambitions. if google were to launch such a service, it would likely compete directly with uber. detailsgive us all the is our bloomberg reporter, eric newcomer. there are new reports that google's chief legal counsel isn't even allowed into the board meeting. what's new? >> we have known gogle-uber -- google-uber frenemy status for a while. we have known google ventures, the investor part of google, has kept its distance from uber. now we know that uber is saying, according to the information, you need to not come to our board meetings. emily: google ventures invested in uber early on. it may not have seemed early at the time but now we are near $70 billion valuation. they have certain information. what happens to those rights, now that those two companies are going head-to-head, increasingly. eric: the important thing here, it's all about relationships. investors withof rights to information, but at the end of the day they really care about w

he was evidently hungry for the wild and the aboriginal, a unger that drives him to his trip to the west. he stated he wanted to go alone. his security detail very naturally did not quite like that idea. no, said the president, put me up a lunch and let me go alone. ly surely come back. and back he came. it was about 5:00 when he came down the path from teast the camp. it came out that he had tramped about 18 miles through very rutch country. he came back looking as fresh as when he started and at night sitting before the big campfire related hised a vepchures. this is john burrow's account of traveling with teddy roosevelt in the spring of 1930. in 2013, 14r7810 years later, i was hiking out of the same yellow stone wilderness with my son ben. we were descending an open forest on a rock stream slope when the ground began to shake. and over the hill right behind us charged a stampeding herd of bison. we jumped behind the large boulder and the fury creatured thundered past so fast i could have run my finger through their manes. i have the privilege to not vonl some pretty wild experiences

gunner bens and jack unger are still being questioned more on the news "happening now". >>> the obama to stumble. >> more questions, that the u.s. would off delivering 400 million in cash until iran freed american

next, santa clara professor nancy unger in her class discuss societial attitudes towards gay men and lesbians. however, interesting freud and the new field of psychology. the culture plays on emphasis on masculinity. as a result, gay men and lesbians were considered deviant of this cultural idea. santa clara university is in california. this class is just over an hour. >>> good morning, today after three weeks in this class of talking about how there had been from the colonial period to early american history, same-sex acts that people seem to know about but not homosexuals. finally, after three weeks we are going to talk about what happens when there starts to be a definition and identities. homo sexuals. bha does it mean? >> what does it diagnose and label? >> what difference does it make? so what? we want to address this issue. is sexuality socially constructed. we have been grappling with this question. we'll talk about the medicalization of sexuality. as it defines as a negative tintin thing, we are seeing all kinds of repercussions. one of them is be ware of the l lesbian campa

then inside the fox news unger. undergoing as crisis. they are without the leader that founded the organization, roger ailes, who is embroiled the largest sexual-harassment scandal we can think of and who knows where it is going to end. amy: we will speak with sarah ellison about roger ailes in the future of fox news. she recently exposed the existence of explosive audiotapes recorded by multiple women in conversation with ailes . all of that and more coming up. , welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. an official from the u.s. secret service has confirmed the agency has spoken t to the trump cacamn about his comments at a rally in wilmington, north carolina on tuesday, which many saw as a call to assassinate his rival hillary clinton. mr. trump: hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish, the second amendment. either way, if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although, the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. amy: the offici

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that sent unger flying out of the vehicle, believe it or not. younger is okay. the officer had to be cut out of the vehicle and taken to hospital since released and going to be okay. he's there one minute and gone the next. >> stephanie: a lot of questions i have about that video. >> jason: how is he able to get you have to the handcuffs. >> stephanie: yeah and why is the lighter in his hands. >>> you don't want to deal with drama on your wedding day. but what about a lama. why not hang out with a lama, this couple wanted to. this is actually at their wedding reception. it happened to be at the same venue where was going on because those things do exist. and you know, they're making the most out of these wedding crashers right there. these photos are making the rounds on reddit and facebook. >> jason: a lot of people have those photo booths. isn't that best? i would love to have my picture with a lama like that. indoors pretty neat. the balloons and brews blues, got a lot of outdoor events so lots of forecast for you. slight chance of rain inland today. got that