the long weekend. it was memorial day. halls can only go so wrong for so long before something has to actually go right for us. >> we just did a lot of talking about the future and this, you know, being over, this being finished and honestly i was concerned about dad and how he was finally going to be able to grieve for the loss of his wife. >> then it was tuesday, 8:45 in the morning. the jury gathered. and minutes later, a signal. they were ready. chris hall and his daughters rushed to court. and in the end it was very quick. guilty of first degree murder. their father would not be coming home. probably ever. >> he was being cuffed. and potentially put away for life. and yeah. it hurts. and we are angry about that. >> you can still hear those daughters. >> i can. >> thinking you unfairly convicted their father. >> absolutely. it weighs on me. but at the same time, i know who i am dealing with when it comes to chris hall. in fact, he is the one that's stolen their mother from them. >> it had been a peculiar fact of this case th

the u.s. is a competitive market. dr. hall, does the lower statutory corporate rate encourage firms to locate their establishments domestically? dr. hall: yes. we do believe the overall effect of the tax act is to make the u.s. a more appealing location for activity. so we do see the reduction in corporate rates and some of the changes in the international tax system will boost investment and actually increase investment in the united states. from abroad. senator enzi: thank you. my time has expired. dr. sanders. senator sanders: thank you for the doctorate. barely made it through college. [laughter]ell -- senator sanders: dr. hall, as you know, president trump and my republican colleagues said over and over again that the tax cuts, tax cut bill will pay for itself. on page 128 of your report on the budget and the economy, however, the c.b.o. projects that the trump tax plan will increase the deficit by nearly $1.9 trillion over the next 11 years, is that correct? dr. hall: that's correct. senator sanders: so my friends, after

san antonio, texas, home of the ala alamo, the river walk, and the hall family. three generations of truckers with deep roots in the city. it was here that bill hall met the love of his life at the tender age of 16. her name was frances. >> what happened the first time you laid identifies on bill? >> i just fell in love with him. i knew this was the man i was going to marry. >> at 16. >> at 16. >> they married right out of high school. a year later, daughter nikki was born. >> were you in love? oh yeah. we definitely saw love in the house. >> what was your relationship like tw your dad. >> like a best friend almost. i could tell dad anything. >> four years after nikki came justin. >> did he really want a son? >> oh, my god, when they pulled that baby out and said mr. hall, you have a son, that man cried. >> bill worked hard to give his young family a better life. >> bill used to clean airplanes. he went to college, and on the weekends, if he was off, he'd go dig ditches. we made ends meet. >> but his true passion was big rigs. so one day he up and quit school, sta

so we're stepping into the dining room here at gunston hall. this space was used by the masons for dinner, for public meals. the space itself is beautifully dec decorated, has a wonderful table with dishes and all sorts of things on it. at this time of day people were in here getting it ready and those people were probably enslaved africans. we know george mason owned somewhere between 80 and 125 enslaved people on this property. we still have about 550 acres today. there were people living in proximity to the house and those people mostly worked in the house or right around it. so there are a lot of people -- we don't know a lot about. we don't know whether or not george mason freed the slaves or sold slaves. we know he wrote in his will in 1773 that he was giving his enslaved people to his children. one of the people we know a little more about is dick. dick was a young enslaved man. he served as a footman. in 1i784 he was serving on a shp and he ran away. we don't know what happened to him when he came back but he did come back to gunston hal

especially 'cause i'm alone and the other four kids in the hall aren't here. >> seth: that's true. got in the way of our chemistry. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i did it, too. >> didn't you think so? >> seth: yeah. >> weren't you just going, "can't we just get rid of those other guys?" >> seth: yeah. >> because i have to be honest. can we get this out of the way? >> seth: let's, please. >> i've had a crush on you for a long time. >> seth: oh, i'm so -- [ cheers and applause ] >> i mean, people -- >> seth: thank you. >> i mean -- and i don't think you get -- you don't get enough credit for your looks. >> seth: oh, that's -- we'll thank you. [ laughter ] >> because people just talk about your wit and your warmth and your intelligence. but they don't focus on what really matters, that you're handsome -- >> seth: this is -- >> but not too handsome. [ laughter and applause ] you know what i mean? it's the perfect mix. >> seth: yeah. >> because you're so handsome, but i can still keep my wits about me. [ laughter ] that's -- >> seth: that's good. well, we need your wits about you. [ appla

of fame ♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ ♪and you'll be on the walls of the hall of lls of the hall of fame♪ ♪be students, be teachers be politicians, be preachers♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame >> the family of a woman who 7 embolism suing american airlines claiming the pilot did not this and with dr.'s request to land the plane when britney oslo became sick on the flight headed from hawaii to dallas two years ago. the medical equipment on board did not work. american airlines as we take the safety of our passengers very seriously and looking at details of the complaints. do you remember this woman who was denied boarding her flight with the emotional support peacock, lawmakers introducing a bill to site not policies for emotional support animals if passengers are found to be lying about fake service animals they could face criminal penalties. major carriers like united, delta, alaska airlines cracking down on these guidelines that do not include peacocks apparently. james comey insists he's not a leak

of fame ♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ ♪and you'll be on the walls of the hall of the hall of fame♪ ♪be students, be teachers be politicians, be preachers♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame lou: tonight's quote of the evening for the desperate dimms, it was ronald reagan who said quote the trouble with our liberal friends is not that they are ignorant, it's just that they know so much that isn't so. joining us are folks who know a lot. ed rollins, pulitzer prize winning columnist michael goodwin. great to have you here. let's start with your column in which you say basically there is a little stall on the part of the special counsel and it's time to recognize reality that noise collusion. >> i believe that's one of the reasons the democrats filed this lawsuit. they don't have confidence mueller will produce anything that will be useful to them the mid terms so they have to try to do something to keep russia russia russia alive. lou: i believe this has been a fraud perpetrated from the beginning. >> but th

that was a critical item given that the court operation will remain on that same block where the hall of justice is today. we felt the current use of self-storage minimized most of the upper floor tenant improvements, thus saving the city's general fund considerably in the reconstruction phase that would be required for our evidence storage needs. while the city would be entering into a ten year initial lease with potential for option periods taking us to 2038 and the city has a right of first offer during that time period, so we may end up becoming the owners of the property, ownership did condition their agreement to a lease on being assured of the ability to restore their current self-storage use upon termination of the city's lease. thus, this matter is now before you. i'll have the planning staff get into specifics, bipted to personally say how -- but i wanted to personally say how pleased i am that we were able to rise to the challenge of this site, happy to answer any questions that you might have about either our lease agreement or our overall hall of justice exit strategy. th

you know got my seat in the stalls here so welcome to carnegie hall i like you so much do you know the joke how do you get to carnegie hall some by ticket but some have to have their own show. know what's new stuff they've done so much i do where we were all the way back late i was in the balcony over one thousand nine hundred seventy four i remember calling my father saying i heard ella fitzgerald and they were paying me six dollars a night i was so stunned was i thought over the of types of you know tips six dollars so you started it started when i was working backstage and so how did you survive for the six dollars and it was ok. we were able to do it my rental one hundred eighty seven dollars a month. ok in midtown manhattan doesn't make any sense now but as it as i walk it yourself and all shop have those days in the month i have farmed by the right ok for a performance here where would you suggest would be the ultimate there's a sweet spot for myself when there's going to be a wonderful performance i go all the way back up there where you started the sound comes up. and it shoots

as here does we have are chargeable batteries down the hall. and we have enough power to travel for three days so far may i take a turn at the wheel. so here on the lake sure. i won't have an accident and be right here but. not much can go wrong at this speed. is about sebastian you want to take over. if you want to i don't know. surrounding the lake is in one thousand hectare park mainstays green in more ways than one. on the water a little bit if you're interested in scuba diving about forty kilometers away from here is the place for you they have an underwater world for amateur divers. a manmade diving park one hundred twenty metres long and sixty metres wide going to and erica in a hot for months getting ready to enter the water they have their own equipment it's possible to rent diving gear and book an introductory course. visibility on the water is four to five major. european sturgeon inhabit the punk these are about two metres in length but they can grow up to six made his position and it is a fantastic experience and i'm not afraid of t

the town hall was the site of an important event in the seventeenth century. in recognition of that it was awarded the european heritage label. in the council chamber known as the today i have an appointment with historian funds jules if. but what happened here in this room in sixteen forty eight. in the. book the thought of the peace of westphalia was signed in this room namely the special peace to separate peace between the spanish habsburgs and the rebellious calvinist northern provinces of the netherlands. not. let's go over here. we go beyond the barrier. of this isn't a picture of a council chamber just as you also see it now and the swearing of the oath of the ratification of the contractual document is in this cast get. the swearing on the bible as you see on the right the dutch are raising their hands to take their oath from or they all look so alike they have the same hairstyle was that usual for the time. if you look closely they do differ of course. the dutch are wearing clothing and the spanish or wearing the diplomatic garb of the time are tight

of fame ♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ ♪and you'll be on the walls of the hall of lls of the hall of fame♪ ♪be students, be teachers be politicians, be preachers♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame >> lou: china responded to president trump's tariffs on aluminum and steel on tariffs of their own. applying to mostly agriculture products such as pork or nuts and wine. the total chinese tariff adding up to 3 billion and less than one percent of the total annual trade. both the united states and the trump administration along with the chinese government are restrained in as they obviously are seeking both sides to try to reach balance or trade and end the catalog of year after year of massive deficits that the united states has run. president trump talking about a white house visit with president putin. the report surfaced in russia media. several locations were discussed and nothing further to report at this time. and joining me is victor davis hanson. senior follower and residents and military in the hoover i

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of fame ♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ ♪and you'll be on the walls of the hall of ♪in the walls of the hall of fame♪ ♪be students, be teachers be politicians, be preachers♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame lou: speaker ryan apparently wants the job he just resigned and he's trying to persuade his colleagues in the house to let him stick around saying he'll be able to concentrate and raise more money for republicans since he won't have to focus on his reelection effort. does that sounds like a bribe to you? sort of an interesting thought. joining me, ed rollins. great to see you. let me see if i can get this right. ryan resigns. he wants to keep the job until next january. now he says he can raise more money than any one of these behind him who want to succeed him. ed: it's not about raising money. whoever is speaker will raise a ton money. what i worry about is ryan came to congress as a jack kemp republican. i was jack kemp's 1998 chairman. he was a didn't guy than the president we have today. we now hav

of fame ♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ ♪and you'll be on the walls of the hall of of the hall of fame♪ ♪be students, be teachers be politicians, be preachers♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame trish: andrew mccabe got a little help with his legal efforts. the grass roots gofundme page was cooked up by a high-priced d.c. p.r. firm owned by a man who served in to both obama administrations. this wasn't just a grass roots effort it sounds like. >> there is no grassroots. it's simply a criminal cartel that spreads across the former obama official, the fbi, the former embeds of the d.o.j., the left-wing media. they spend more than a decade building a network of strategic communications. ben rhodes called it his echo chamber. they are good at this. they are professionals. mccabe should be worrying how good his lawyer is, not about his p.r. trish: he does have a p.r. firm now working with him. let me turn to another big issue that's front and center on everyone's minds. the tariffs. i have been so struck by every

at strategic spots on the concert hall the acoustic technicians measure how long it takes for the sound of the gunshot to die out. that's called the reverberation time and classical music it's a very specific value and good to know what starts from the ideal reverberation time in a concert hall is just over two seconds like with so two point two two point three seconds that would be much too long for a theater because the clarity of the spoken words is negatively affected by a long reverberation time comes along in a theatre to comprehend what was said you want only around one second consequence what that's too short for me using a commission so two point two or two point three seconds is the ideal reverberation time in a concert hard to commit twice when nobody on commission know how tired. and here in the cold to a palast that's what it is so far so good the technicians are satisfied but now they need to test another even more significant value what's called the impulse response it shows if the sound quality is the same everywhere in the concert hall it's also measured at strategic sp

we will proceed into the banquet hall. this was a space where the vanderbilts and their guests dined every night and it was a formal affair. be in evening gowns and gentlemen in white tie and the table would be set with crystal, china, and all of that we have in our collection. this was their main home, they were here most of the year. they had a home in paris as well, one in washington d c and one in maine. they welcomed guests here. many great writers, politicians, and they were dine at this table. it was a scene of intellectual interest and exchange and i can only imagine the conversations. if you were a guest at a pretty, a large party, -- if you are a guest at a party, you would be seated at a large party. if it was the vanderbilts and eight few friends, you would be with a smaller table by the fireplaces. a three day a fireplace provides heat and light -- a three bay fireplace provides heat and light to the room. the architect who built the fireplaces found his way here and worked on the facade of the metropolitan mus

about to enter the hall of fame. - laid to rest. a private funeral service held today for "stephen hawking." some 500 guests gathered in a church just down the road from the university of cambridge -- where hawking served for years as the >>> 500 guests gathered in a church down the road from the university of cambridge where he served for years as the director of research. at the age of 76. he stunned doctors for living more than 50 years after he was diagnosed at the age of 21. the average life expectancy is 2 to 5 years. the international olympic committee is pledging to help north korean leader kim jong un as they have their eyes set on the 2020 olympic games. he had a 30 minute meeting with kim jong un. they talked about how to prepare athletes and toured a training facility. he says the committee is committed to building bridges. >> we will help them to participate in international competitions and also to have training camps outside of the country so that they can get as much experience, international experience as possible. >

each morning the great hall would fill and the noise would begin again.ill of health, a letter from a relative guarantee they would not become a public charge, proof that they were not a contract laborer or a dangerous alien. >> what is your name? >> in adjacent rooms, the detained were given additional scrutiny and an opportunity to make their case. but accepting an appeal to washington, the board of inquiry was the rejected immigrant's last chance. through an interpreter, they did their best to persuade and overcome the complexities of a changing immigration law. >> what is your name? >> but it was in the great hall where the vast majority faced their first and their last test. in his hand, the man at the region tridesk held the ship's manifest. in his power, the right to interpret questions and identify those who should be left in or kept out. >> i didn't know a word of english. >> i couldn't understand english, not one word. >> the first question, how much money have you got? >> you had to have 5 pounds. my father gave me that 5 pounds. do you think h

>> girls: "in the hall of the mountain king." >> williams: "in the hall of the mountain king." ( playingk of? does it sound a bit sort of magical like it's from a far away place? >> girls: yeah. >> williams: for many of the kids in barenboim's school, that's exactly where music takes them, to a faraway place. katia is a 17-year-old palestinian. she's been studying for ten years, and practices three to four hours a day. ♪ ♪ how do you feel when you pick up your violin and start playing? >> katia: i... i feel relaxed. i feel like i'm safe now, and i... i can do whatever i want. i think music takes me into another world, and i can do whatever i want there, with no one controlling me. >> williams: but not even a conservatory for children is immune to the rancor of this region, especially when someone like barenboim is involved. there are some palestinians who object to it simply because you are an israeli. >> barenboim: yeah, and they call this "normalization." in other words, we palestinians suffer under israeli occupation, and therefore we want no contact with israelis. >> williams: i mean

down the hall her son was smothered and suffocated in his bed. the woman's ex-boyfriend was convicted in the killings and spend decades behind bars, he was released last fall after being cleared by dna. >>> a wildfire in arizona continues to grow and has burned structures, the fire started friday 10 miles from a small town of clint north of phoenix. residents have been told to evacuate 10 nearby communities. >>> organizations in the north bay are looking for volunteers to help with recovery efforts following the north bay wildfires. some of the workers needed include people to help build homes for habitat for humanity and other similar organizations. the community is looking toward rebuilding after hundreds of homes were lost. organizations are also looking for volunteers to help rebuild trails and repair hillsides. a recent study shows organizations in the north bay will need around 1000 volunteers in the next six months.>>> the flight 93 memorial in pennsylvania is getting a makeover with the help of some college students on spring break. the pl

sheriffs department can direct you, 263, just across the hall. thank you. >> another challenge is mental health. about 40% of the people experiencing homelessness are at severe or high risk of medical complication, including mental health, addiction. we're responding to this through the whole person care program, a medi-cal program through the department of public health and it's to coordinate the services. and things are moving the right direction. we're working better together than i've seen for a long time and are using both. just sitting down in a room together but using technology to improve the way we're able to help that the most needy are getting prioritized for services and housing. the other challenge which we already sort of implied before is that for many years, san francisco had a sort of fractured silo of programs, spread across multiple departments with no single strategy in place to decide how we're going to use our resources to reduce homelessness. we have amazing programs and they helped 25,000 people over the past years, but we

until the trial came here, to the great hall. he witness box, he said that gay gibson was naked underneath the yellow dressing gown. therefore, they should be in the cabin. where are they? they're not there. they're missing. within the official police files, there is a statement from a man who walked into cheltenham police station a couple of months after the trial and told the officers a very interesting story. now the news headlines. john langham... he claimed he had a conversation in a pub with a guy called john langham. john langham was a well—known household name of the time. he said that langham had told him that his dentist had shown him gay's black pyjamas and told him he had slept with her on the durban castle prior to her involvement with james camb. but could this really be true? they were both dead so i couldn't confirm it. but i thought i could refute it. how could i do that? well, i would just show that there was no dentist travelling first class on gay gibson's voyage. the story is then false. so i got the list out

this is the way the hall looked when it opened in one thousand nine hundred one look we had front steps. and the street was only one two lanes wide but tell me about the figure i'm not sure you know photography took five minutes you had to stand absolutely still if somebody was walking by it was captured they could go so i could girls sometimes they see that in old photography when sir arthur conan doyle was here for example the had that looks like a ghost look to me that does this is a poster from opening night all right president is no galatians of the music we did i do carnac you see it's not carnegie hall and there's tchaikovsky at the top and andrews down here pulling him obviously from the design of this hole the holes that this was going to show compass the weight range of ops i mean when you look inside it seats almost three thousand people and then there are two other halls he was thinking of something more than a choir you know and this is this room that we're in from eight hundred ninety eight but listen you've collected a filament a member a billion over the years yes we hav

memory of first lady barbara bush, there is a remembrance display located at her portrait in the center hall of the white

of fame ♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ ♪and you'll be on the walls of the hall of of the hall of fame♪ ♪be students, be teachers be politicians, be preachers♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame ♪ >> sean:he hillary clinton can't control herself. i kid you not. hillary clinton complaining and again about losingg to donald trump. here's what you said last night during an event in new york cit new york city. >> every day that goes by, more evidence, more proof about fake news and the russians and cambridge analytica and misogyny and sexism. i mean, it's hard, it's very hard. i've taken on the nra for years. they spend more money against me them i have ever have overspent against anybody. we'll find out whether any of that was russian money. >> sean:n: nra, the latest, joining hillary clinton's list. thee growing list of culprits that are responsible to her loss for donald trump. that wasn't the only controversial thing that she said last night. she took a shot at fox news. i'm shocked we take a look. >> fox ne

now, the surveillance video from the hall captured a photo of the suspect. here you see the suspect in the doorway of the residence hall standing over the victim who fell on the ground. the attempted armed robbery happened around 4:30 a.m. saturday. the student victim struggled with the suspect who was holding a handgun. student managed to break free from the suspect and escape into one of the student resident halls. the suspect is described as a man in his 20s, approximately 5'8", 175 pounds with short, dark hair. he was wearing a black hoodie with red writing on the front, acid wash jeans and a handgun was in his left hand. now, anyone who might know this suspect or has any information is encouraged to call berkeley campus police and campus police are also warning students, they want their students to be reminded if you go out at night or go out anywhere to always have a buddy with you or to walk in large groups and also to be conscious of the electronic devices that you might be holding out in front of you. they are prime targets for robberies. >> yeah, a

i first met tide water capital when they initially opened a business called the hall on market street. one of the first things they did was hire five kids who was hanging out selling weed in front of their place and employed them right way. that's the kind of guys these are. the other codeveloper, war horse cities is actually based in baltimore. my daughter lives in baltimore, and i met war horse and took a door of their properties. they just opened a couple of new buildings in downtown baltimore, some of the roughest neighborhoods in the united states, and they're great neighbors, they look out, they went and did a lot of reports and talked to neighbors, and i just feel they're a responsible builder, responsible developer, we are concerned with a lot of the issues that were brought by the residents. i don't live in that building next door, but i get their concerns. but i just want you to consider these guys on the basis that things that they've done in the past, cities of baltimore, they are great guys and i'm sure they'll address and compromise on whatever issues you bring up. thank

it's no secret that the majority of the employees who work in the dining hall are of african-americanas a literal and figuretive breaking point. >> take down these racist window panes! >> reporter: the yale president was initially opposed to changing the name. >> our campus, both in the classroom but also outside of the classroom, is a living history lesson. and i wanted to make sure that that conversation about calhoun was one that we could always have. >> change the name! >> reporter: he was caught between students who thought his decision was wrong-headed and older alumni who felt he should stand on the side of tradition. he appointed a committee to come up with a blueprint for who stays and who goes. after all, nine other buildings on campus are named for men associated with slavery. including mr. yale himself. john wit was the head of the committee. >> on a university campus like ours renaming is rare but might be appropriate. principal legacies, thingt whether the idea was contested at the time of the namesake, thinking about what the motive of the university was in putting the

the hearing will be at city hall this afternoon. >>> amazon and netflix are joining other studios to op a low cost streaming service that may be using unauthorized content. the companies along with disney and paramount are suing set tv which offers 500 channels of content for $20 a month. the lawsuit would make set tv liable for hundreds of millions of dollars in copyright infringement. >>> the santa clara county water district will decide this week if hundreds of millions of dollars should be committed to the water tunnel project, governor jerry brown is pushing the project, he wants to build two tunnels that would send water from the delta down to southern california. earlier this month officials in southern california approved $11 billion in funding for the $17 billion project. now according to the san jose mercury news the water valley district is considering putting up 650 million. >>> tonight is game three of the sharks series with the las vegas golden knights. after losing the series opener the sharks bounced back beating las vegas. it took to make overtime's but the game-winne

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. >> thanks for the lead-in. 13 new members into the basketball hall of fame announced today, including jason kidd and santa clara's steve nash. and warriors gauot the >>> 13 new members named to the naismith basketball hall of fame today including local heroes, jason kidd and steve nash. in the contributor category warriors chief operating officer rick welts also got the call. he started his career as a ball boy with seattle, moved into pr for the sonics in their only championship season back in 1979, then moved on to the league office in new york from 1982 to 1999, working his way to the top as commissioner davis stern's right-hand man. he was responsible for marketing the nba all-star weekend, the dream team in 1992 and launching the wnba. he came out as the first openly gay executive in professional sports, and today he said he was stunned. >> i guess i could say it's a dream come true but it would be lying, because as a 16-year-old ball boy for the seattle supersonics, i would never have dreamed. so to be here in the company of this class, many of whom my life is intertwined with i

there are a handful of people sleeping in front of the hall of justice. the plan was killed by police in 2016. they want the officers involved to be prosecuted. the family of luis "gongora pat" has been rallying here at least for two weeks. they are hoping to put pressure on district attorney george gascon to file charges against the two involved officers. the family says gascon promised a decision on charges today which also would have been "gongora pat"'s 38th birthday. he was shot and killed on shotwell street between 18th and 19th streets by his tent in a homeless encampment. police fired in self-defense because "gongora pat" lunged at them with a 13" knife. the family filed a federal lawsuit against sfpd. >> we know based upon eyewitness statements and video evidence, we know based upon the physical evidence that mr. gongora did not do those things. >> reporter: now, gongora pat was an indigenous mayan man who spoke little english and spanish. he got commands in english and spanish to drop his weapon. his family says officers didn't give him enough ti

students study for exams in the town hall library. the mayor provides young people from poorer backgrounds with a modest university scholarship. the students wouldn't want to live in a city run by islamic nationalist erdogan supporters. >> things are freer here than in most places in the country, especially for women. reporter: it is women who run the farmers' co-op. the mayor is proud to show us where orders for ovacik's organic produce are handled. organic salt, beans and honey are dispatched to the whole country. it's a way for opponents of erdogan to support the left-wing town. mayor macoglu: we do three things with the proceeds. first, we finance school scholarships. second, we support farmers by providing fuel for their tractors. and third, we distribute seed free of charge. currently, around 250 farmers in the region have joined our co-op. reporter: that number is rising. these city employees are collecting soil samples in a field. the co-op is to start growing crops here, too. president erdogan promised more prosperity for turk

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