the same psychological and social outcome measures used in natural services such as the united states transgender survey and some surveys that look at the general u.s. population, regardless of gender identity, for psychological well being, as measured by the w.h.o., quality of life scale, and then useing some of the psychological distress measures as measured by the kessler six, we are definitely showing significant improvement as a result of accessing services in this program, for psychological well being, sense of hopelessness, better -- reduced body discomfort, reductions in gender dysphoria, reduction in substance use. those are some of the primary indicators that we show are primary -- have health disparities in this population in general. >> so could you say that 60 people have exhibited that? >> yeah. >> i'm looking at the numbers in front of me, about 60 people have participated in the program. >> okay. we think that this survey has shown at least these 60 and whatever stage they're in, have shown improvement in these elements. >> yes, sir. >> well, i think that as we move into maturing

people, 100 transgender primarily women of color have been murdered in the united states since the beginning of 2015. no lgbtq person in the united states should have to live in fear of being the target of violence. the majority of states in this country, lgbtq americans can be homes, orcted from denied services because of who they are or who they love. federal law protecting lgbtq people from , employment,n housing, credit, and more. too many americans force of state and local laws. the house took a historic step forward last month when it .assed the equality act it is time for the senate to do the same so all lgbtq americans, no matter where they live, can finally have the freedom of full equality. introduced a senate resolution to honor the 50th anniversary of the stonewall uprising. it is the first in the united states senate to recognize the story of stonewall. this resolution commends the bravery, solidarity and resiliency of the lgbtq community in the face of violence and discrimination both past and present and it condemns violence and discrimination against members of the lgbtq comm

their customers live says it's the first ride share company in the united states to offer pronoun options and is even offering is transgender drivers $200 for name changing fees. >>we're still talking about the lawyers asked if they can shake it off and not get their act together for sunday, yeah. >>wondering when his kevin durant coming back it also too. how do you stop pascal say ok the star of yesterday's game, you know in addition having worry about kawhi leonard. now you have to watch this guy for toronto. now the warriors are still heavy favorites to win this series. but the chance had no answers for a toronto team eager to put on a show in the franchise's finals debut game one of the series a night that will be known as the pascal siac i'm dana for the most part the warriors did a solid job of containing kawhi leonard but that opened the door for an incredible outing from toronto's 25 year-old star drops 32 points, 14 of 17 from heield 11 shots in a row at one point looking for the warriors will have to go another game without kevin duran who has been ruled out for game 2. however, it looks like on during the dollar

>>a transgender woman dies while in ice custody in texas after seeking asylum in the united states now are families demand answers. the lawsuit being filed here in the bay area. and if you want to skip the commercials and get more news during the break make sure you're streaming us on crime. >>got a crime >>a transgender woman johan and medina leone died on june first well in ice custody, in our family is seeking justice our own for sanaa sanaa's to hernia has more on what actions. the family is taking. >>7 just the law firm. dolan law has filed a lawsuit against nice and the department of homeland security on behalf of the family of johan a medina leon, the transgender immigrant who died june 1st well she was detained at the border in texas. >>so the nature of this action is in nature to hold the united states government responsible for the deprivation of you on a civil rights that she was entitled to as a human being ice officials allegedly denied leon's repeated requests for medical care. >>your honor who is and nurse we knew that she was becoming critically ill. she requested treat

bourque promised ibetoo'rourke s somehow elected president of the united states one of the things he will do is reverse the ban on transgenderg in the military. his words to do this thousand words long. one thing it lacks he never explanation how transgender soldiers will make military's army stronger we mean literally not when school stronger when half the kids don't speak english actually stronger. america days as america's super power are waning fast. china is rising. soon be a direct rival to this country. our forces have been battered and stretched by costly commitments in a number of countries, afghanistan, syria, korea and others. our military is not a toy. it's not a social experiment. military exists for only one reason protecting the united states and its people. that's it. every decision the military makes must be framed in those terms. does it protect the united states and its people from foreign threats? that's it. but for beto o'rourke and the rest of his party the military is an abstraction not meant to win wars only meant to win votes and to confer virtue on people who tamper with it. planned parenthood claim

mayor pete's point there because some advocates have tracked at least 128 deaths of transgender people in the united states 80% were people of color. i want to show resources for people who may need help. i know you are passionate about lgbtq rights and you supported the act last month. >> absolutely. >> what can be done -- >> there's so much that can be done at the local level. we have to know that lgbt g cumulatiommunumulative -- commu depression. support for the community is so meaningful. the other day i was meeting with a group of young people saying there's not any kind of a support network here for teenagers who are transgender. creating those kinds of programs just so that people know there are others experiencing the same kinds of things that they are really matters. and i would encourage anyone to reach out to say -- you know, to look for opportunities to create those kinds of connections and as allies to make sure that people are okay and see if there's anything that you can help with to be a supporter. >> absolutely. exactly why we put up the screen with three numbers for resources for help. nb

this year alone 11 black transgender women have been murdered in the united states that we know of. legal to fire openly lgbtq plus people in 26 states. and of those states 11 have some protections for public employees based on sexual orientation or gender identity. let me start with you and help us mark this anniversary, that's what's happening here. over the course of the week i dare say in new york city, how are you marking it, this the 50th anniversary? >> it has been an extraordinary month in terms of all the celebrations that have been taking place. but, like, you mentioned it's in the shadow of a lot that's going wrong. the numbers around acceptance for lgbtq people are actually on the decline for the first time. i mean, it's on the decline. we have been making considerable progress with organizations and work that has been done to kind of spread acceptance, right, and have conversations about the struggles that happen with the community. under the administration, however, people have become emboldened and their transphobia, their homophobia. one of the things trump did when

with me right now is andrea jenkins, a transgender activist and the first black trans woman to hold elected office in the united statesminneapolis city council. good to see you, andrea. >> hello, fredricka, how are you? >> i'm good. so tell me what today's celebrations and commemorations are feeling like to you. >> wow, it is a really tremendous feeling, the 50th anniversary of stonewall. as we know, the first pride celebration, as it were, was a riot. and so, you know, to see this come full circle and have the voices of transgender and gender nonconforming people of color lifted up, it feels really good. >> it was a significant breakthrough milestone when you were elected city councilwoman there in minneapolis. was that -- >> yes. >> -- a marker, a moment for you, when you felt complete acceptance that we've come a long way, baby? >> wow, yes. we have come a long way, baby. my mother just said that to me the other day. however, you know, i really -- while it was a milestone and a marker, i think, you know, we still have a really long way to go, fredricka. in over 28 states, transgenders people, lgbt people can be fir

generalise in the united states because it's made up of all separate states, but what do you think are the remaining struggles? there are several, one of the main ones in america would be transgenderht now are prevented from joining the us military, so that's a huge thing. they are around the world also being debated, there is a huge gender debated, there is a huge gender debate in the uk as well so i think that they are at the forefront of many minds for that price elevation, but as he said with in several states within the us, lgbt rights are not what they are like any art, you will see millions of people in the streets celebrating their freedoms, but so many elsewhere are unable to. briefly, there has to be if you celebrate the celebrities involved. 0h if you celebrate the celebrities involved. oh yes, many celebrities we had lady gaga, we had alicia keys, we had international recognised and celebrated drag queens and so many people, we are going to see more in the next two days as well, it should be an incredible celebration for lgbtq people and activists and celebrities and relate to our lives for the community out there in the streets celebrating freedom. you have a brillian

on gun control and defended his ban on transgender soldiers in the military, claiming it was too expensive to provide them medical care. asked if the united states would take military action against iran, trump replied, "there's always a chance." in southern saudi arabia, houthi rebels from yemen say they've crossed into saudi territory in a surprise offensive that's left them in control of nearly two dozen positions. there was no comment from saudi officials on the claim, which would represent an escalation of yemen's more than three-year-old civil war. the fighting has left at least 7300 children killed or seriously injured by u.s.-backed saudi coalition airstrikes and pushed half of yemen's 28 million people to the brink of starvation. cnn reports the e trump administration has learned that saudi arabia has significantly escalated its ballistic missile program with the help of china, threatening to spark a new arms race in the middle east. democratic lawmakers were reportedly furious that the white housuse failed to o discle news of the saudi mimissile program, saying the intelligence had been deliberatelely withheld during briefings where it

johan a medina leon, the transgender immigrant who died june 1st well she was detained at the border in texas. >>so the nature of this action is in nature to hold the united statesent responsible for the deprivation of you on a civil rights that she was entitled to as a human being ice officials allegedly denied leon's repeated requests for medical care. >>your honor who is and nurse we knew that she was becoming critically ill. she requested treatment from the government treatment that she should have been given. the government failed to provide or the treatment and she became so ill that one point she asked to be deported to be sent away from the united states to another country where she could receive medical treatment also was denied this isn't the first instance where an immigrant has died in custody at the border. >>we also know that at least 6 children. the other died in ice custody for died recently after being released. in the past 8 months and they say lgbtq immigrants seem to be getting the worst treatment of all. >>we know that transgender lgbt people make up less than 2% of the population inside detention. but experience more than 12% of the physica

transgender is a disease." he also mused on tape at a tea party event about putting down the armed muslim insurrection in this country. secretary mattis, you okay with this guy running the united states army, sir? sir, sorry, did you hear the question, sir? we didn't hear your answer. do you -- so that one didn't work out either. time for plan "d." right? after all of those earlier experiences, president trump still needed somebody to be the top civilian leader of the united states army. his plan "d" choice after running through all those other carefully chosen best people was that he eventually arrived at the top lobbyist for raytheon. raytheon, one of the biggest defense contractors on earth, which means literally its income derives from military contracts. that is ultimately who president trump decided to put in charge of the u.s. army, the top lobbyist for raytheon. put him in charge of the army because, you know, drain the swamp. well, now today that lobbyist has just been promoted. as of today he's the acting secretary of defense. because incredibly, yet another trump nominee has been caught up in a lurid and sad and in his case somewhat terrifying personal spectacle, and it ha

, if you are mentally disabled, if you are gay, lesbian, transgender or bi sexual that you would be disqualified for removal by the united statesou. that's what the democrats put into the bill. it needs to be highlighted. incentivizing people to come. how in the world would you even check that? pete: right now children many trafficked by people who are not their parents. what would prevent someone from claiming to be gay or lesbian, how do you affirm that and deal with that protected status? i'm telling you it's highlighted in there in the bill and we better be worried about it. i'm sick and tired of watching republican leadership stand up before the nation and complain about tariffs instead of supporting the president when see have 11507 minors trying to cross the border last month. where is the outrage. the president did the right thing. pete: get out of think tanks and get newt world world. jason chaforts appreciate your time. >> thanks, pete. pete: 30 years ago tragedy struck in columbine. officials are considering demolishing the school all together. a column combine student to lost his sister speaks out next. give it to d

united states. we are failing populations at high risk for hiv infection, including young, black, gay, latino men and transgender individuals. we don't have the delivery systems best able to reach them. there are many reasons for the low uptake of p.r.e.p. in this country, but financing the pricing, the subject of today's hearing, are undoubtedly among them. in order to end the hiv epidemic, we must build systems that provide access to p.r.e.p. for all populations. now, our current p.r.e.p. system, particularly for uninsured and underinsured people vulnerable to hiv infection is essentially built on the back of gilead's medication assistance for program, for those uninsured and meet eligibility criteria, and the co-pay assistance program for individuals who are commercially insured. now, while these programs have undoubtedly helped expand access to the medication component of comprehensive p.r.e.p. services, they have succeeded in largely masking the impact of the high price of truvada. to be clear, these programs are not a substitute for functioning public health and health care systems. partnerships with pharm