. >> and built three unisex restrooms. >> correct. >> and that the policy is status quo -- they changedarlier, they had him use the men's restroom, then because of complaints, they conducted meetings and adopted the policy which is at issue here and the policy says the person using the common restrooms will follow their biological makeup and anybody can use the unisex restrooms. >> correct. >> and that's challenged. judge davis is right that the ante before the policy was he was using the bathroom but the policy was not prompted by the lawsuit. was it? that was changed before the lawsuit? >> right. the policy existed before the lawsuit but the policy -- what occurred with the policy is this. the policy is a statement of existing situation which is we have two sets of restrooms. we have female restrooms to be used by people of the female sex, we have male restrooms used by male individuals of the male sex. then we have a third alternative that we have developed that is available for all students. that's one of the important facts in the case is, the policy itself doesn't say that but the

rest in writing, all building should transition to the single stall or unisex family restroom instead of group bathrooms. this would solve all privacy issues. you go in, lock the door, no one bothers you. sue dalton on the other hand, says you are better off building a one stall bathroom for those situations. kids are so hormonal at that age don't you think they will to get into the girls or boys bathrooms? just in writing you should use the restroom that matches your physical makeup. a lot of people weighing in on this and you should share your opinion on her story searched ted news wtsp. >>> new information about the woman accused of hitting and killing a teletype driver, and then driving off. the florida highway patrol says allison hoffman admitted she was the run driving and knew she hit someone but was too scared to stop. hoffman was in court today were a judge gave her $750,000 bond. the victim's sister was just there as well. >> he was a very kind humble and genuine man. very hard-working. very family man. just like what he was doing was on his way to help someone else. >> hoff

unisex. the gender neutral restrooms will make it easier for transgender students. the restrooms will have gender neutral individual use. 2 supers (sot aiden leong are you trying to be a pervert or whatever, but really, i just want to go to the restroom." uc davis facilities 1:04-1:15) "i think when we look back at our work on this project, we're gonna feel really good that we were so forward-thinking and removing what's truly an unnecessary division between male and female in these single-stall spaces." university officials say they've already gotten feedback from students, who have requested more gender-inclusive restrooms. do not adjust your television - there is nothing wrong with your picture. yes, this house really is upside-down. and it isn't just the outside. wait until you see how its furnished! our 10 on your side investigation into local cities not taking advantage of fining dui drivers. its an easy way for localities to make more money and take less aren't they doing it? the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's

mens and women rooms and have a feasibility altering the two restrooms the july 1 alteration to chapter 11 b allows for separate seperal unisex single user restroom to be installed. if that is the case the restroom would fall into the ordinance and gender neutral >> for ada. if and are not compliant with ada law you can opt to install a third bathroom that meets the requirements >> that is only if you alter the existing tenant space. >> these 2 bathrooms are not ada compliant and have to add a third one? >> you could add a third one. >> if you can't make it compliant you have to add a third one. >> we do roir you provide some accessible restroom. >> you have to add a third one under this ordinance how would you make it all gender neutral or one of them gender neutral? >> the ordinance is a single neutral restroom and only required to add one and falls under this and the signage has to indicate it isope toon all genders. >> another question i have if i may, how are you going plain all of this to the retail? to all the-those who have to comply, are you planning on sending mailers or is it published and posted on your website? h

project to convert restrooms to gender neutral facilities is underway at the university of california, davis. gabrielle: by montnts end, 120 of its single-stall bathrooms will be unisex. dana griffin reports on -- reports. dana: it's hard enough being a college student, worrying about grades, social life, and what to do after graduation. aiden leong has even more on her plate. >> for me, i identify myself as she/her, he/him. dana: that's why leong says, changes to restrooms at u.c davis couldn't come at a better time. by march, 10% of the restrooms will have gender neutral signs, and locks for individual use. >> we definitely feel that somebody staring at two restrooms, and deciding, do i go into this one, or do i go into that one? to be confronted with. dana: leong has dealt with that before. >> there's always this sense of danger, like, oh, what are you doing here? are you trying to be a pervert, or whatever? but really, i just want to go to the restroom. dana: leong's been questioned about being in specific restrooms. >> and at one point, they'll ask me, are you sure? and i felt very uncomfortable, very unsafe. so i got out of there, like, fast. so i would hate fo