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Made for mines. But. Who. The little. Girl. Oh. Yes that was one zero one. Zero. Zero zero zero zero zero zero. To mock International Womens day. Lebanese womens rights activists have taken to the streets theyve come to tell an every day yet tragic story their story. Line. As in many other arab countries theyre calling for a law to stop violence against women. Got him was over the last two months five women have been killed only yesterday a brother slit his sisters throat Domestic Violence reflects a whole system of violence that were subjected to every day in our country. Its the men who rule...

Collapsed in oakland. Workers fell two stories. Some trapped in wet cement. Maria medina reports from oakland with witnesses descriptions of the chaos. Reporter a much different scene out here now compared to this morning. This morning, there was panic and chaos and you can see behind me a tarp where the accident happened. Cal osha preserving that site to figure out what happened. Next thing you know everything collapsed. Reporter the scene unfolded here. Too much weight. It was a wrap and it was just too much weight. Everything broke. Reporter he says the second floor scaffold suddenly collap...

My name is nancy widen, i am the owner of the strand along with my dad, fred bass, who usually can be found in the buying desk on the main floor. Ninety years ago my grandfather, benjamin bass, founded the strand on fourth avenue, right around the corner. It was an area that was known as book row. It ran from about the 1880s to about is about the 1970s, and at its height there were 48 bookstores. Today were till run by my family. Were the sole survivor of decades of big box stores, amazon, ebooks, and we hold our 18 miles of books of new, rare and old. And tonight i am delighted that were goin...

My name is nancy widen, i am the owner of the strand along with my dad, fred bass, who usually can be found in the buying desk on the main floor. Ninety years ago my grandfather, benjamin bass, founded the strand on fourth avenue, right around the corner. It was an area that was known as book row. It ran from about the 1880s to about is about the 1970s, and at its height there were 48 bookstores. Today were till run by my family. Were the sole survivor of decades of big box stores, amazon, ebooks, and we hold our 18 miles of books of new, rare and old. And tonight i am delighted that were goin...

I had made to embrace this masculine part of myself so deeply. I dont want to focus on being trans forever. Id rather just go to college and move on, so ill be as complete as i want to be. Tonight on frontline, a journey inside this new world. Frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. And by the corporation for public broadcasting. Major support for frontline is provided by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. More information is available at macfound. Org. Addit...