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. >> that report from julia hahn is cuddling -- covering that from turkey. you've been talking to a lot of voters in the run-up to these elections, have you sensed a desire for change? >> yes. there's definitely a desire for change. you can feel it when you talk to people on the streets. at tee shots, supermarkets, and after all, the president and his party, the akp, have been in part -- power for more than 15 years. there is nothing in it for some people anymore. they say the economy is not doing well, unemployment is high, youth unemployment stands at over 20%. additionally, many people say your freedoms are being limited. they do not want to be told anymore what they can watch online. they want the free media landscape. i talked to people and ankara, let's hear what they had to say. >> everyone should be treated equally. that is what we want but it is not happening in our country. >> i believe he will bring justice and he is one of us. >> our children have no jobs. nearly enough. i hope this will change. >> muhara mesha has many common values with me. >>

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s julia hahn reports from istanbul. machines are still rattling away in this istanbul printing house taking bello has been in charge here for over thirty years but he says business hasn't been this bad in a long time. paper ink most of the wrong materials we have to be imported. because the miracle is getting weaker and weaker against the dollar. cost of increased a lot. the only thing we can do is struggle to survive. so why would there be to make. many turkish people share bowels frustration prices are rising because the lira is worth less and less. unemployment stands at over ten percent just ahead of the election the economy is casting a shadow over the country's mood. sensient just isn't enough we can barely make it to the end of the months. against not even young people who've graduated from university are unemployed malia everything is expensive or especially the rent the government needs to act as soon as possible. economist most of us and mez is convinced that president calderon brought the vote forward to get

hear with us is tommy laren and chris hahn.ssue of children being separated from their parents at the border is one that for some reason is getting tremendous traction. and anyone who is a parent has to feel a lot of emotion about it. and even as a judge when i was sentencing a parent to jail and the child tbhobt courtroom, it's tough stuff. but aren't parents ultimately responsible for their own actions in this record? >> yes. but we have parents presenting themselves at the border for asylum. international law says we should treat them with dignity and respect. this is a policy implemented by the trump administration. the u.s. attorney for the southern district of texas said today this is a policy jeff sessions and donald trump initiated themselves. there is a continues between people criminally crossing the bored and presenting themselves at the border for asylum. judge jeanine: are you suggesting they are all asking for asylum, and tomi, there is a difference between the president's policy and the law? >> the president has

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correspondent yulia hahn is in the turkish capital ankara we're about to type out of an address to supporters she's well she spoke to us earlier about how significant the result is for turkey. you can see the crowd is cheering now behind me of course for the family it's ok i'm happy tears but for the opposition it's a dark day it's a day of disappointment if they don't believe or talk to any opposition. they say that this is the end of democracy in turkey but you. usually largely. see that girl that is hearing. given the crowd behind you we see a lot of enthusiasm there what about the opposition have they conceded defeat yet. well that's not nearly still yet. and challenger what i mean is you want to bow to the right to ensure the raise that is supposed to give a press conference tomorrow on monday and i think that we'll know what is already sure is that there are some in the can see that this victory to miss out on the electoral commission also. i don't know. but as you can. walk us way out of the white says by my. adolescent was as he leaves call it. in the parliament everyone's a k p also

was detained back in november two thousand and sixteen he told t w system will correspondent julie hahn what it's like campaigning from behind bars. nihad dania is a political campaigner through and through from sun up to sundown he can be found working the streets of istanbul district he's drumming up support for the program. the voters who don't cross his path are unlikely to learn much about the party's program many turkish media outlets don't report on them if it bit you good as in the heat you. we don't get any airtime on turkish t.v. the we're practically invisible in this they're broadcasters and newspapers that have reported on us but they've been shut down if city hall they want to make it difficult for us because it's a little. head again jewish bluto we're not going to give up the. other mothers yet . according to the watchdog reporters without borders more than eighty percent of turkish media are owned by companies close to president ad that is particularly evident during election campaigning. for example in the last two weeks of made turkey's public broadcaster t.r.t. spend

and i'm joined now by julie hahn she's standing by in the turkish capital ankara tonight good evening to you julia i mean this is a sweeping victory for mr heir to one his coalition also secured a majority in parliament can we talk about turkey now being headed by one man. well this is certainly what many people feel he is they clearly say this is the end of democracy one young lady told me yesterday that they're already knows civil rights year there is no freedom of opinion and this is only getting worse under the new political system so she basically said the only chance i see is leaving the country and going into exile. after we have the final results by the end of the month of these changes that you just described will kick in and miss out on just to give you a few examples all of the sweeping new powers he will get he will be able to appoint and fire ministers he can decide and he can call for new elections he will have a significant sway over choosing senior judges so he will be the center of political power and many observers here are saying there are no signs that he will ease

correspondent yulia hahn is in the turkish capital ankara type and i want to address to support as she spoke to us earlier about how significant the result is for turkey. you can see the crowd is cheering now behind me of course it's a day of happiness but for the opposition it's a dark day it's a day of disappointment if they don't believe we've talked to radio opposition. they say that this is the end of democracy and sharkey but you. usually largely. you see that girl that is hearing. given the crowd behind you we see a lot of enthusiasm there what about the opposition have they conceded defeat yet. well that's not too early yet. and challenger what i mean is one of. the ways that is supposed to get the press conference tomorrow on monday and i think that will not go to his position is that there are some actions you can see that the big three to miss out on an electoral commission also go. out on. but as you can. say all the white says by my own supporters. and was as believes call it. in the parliament everyone's a k p also has the majority but the procrit ish h.t.t.p. has made a

we have dan bongino and chris hahn. can i broker a peace deal can i broker a peace deal between these two you won't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again somalia. they are truly all heroes. judge jeanine: you heard my opening statement, the liberal media rooting for america to fail and to continue with that theme, it doesn't get much more un-american than this. >> i feel like the bottom has to fall out at some point. i am hoping for it. one way you get rid of trump is a crashing economy. so please bring on the recession. sorry if that hurts people. it's either root for recession or you lose your democracy. judge jeanine: joining me, chris hahn and dan bongino. you know what? it is amazing

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correspondent junia hahn who's in ankara and has been following the campaigning for us i asked her if ordinary people in turkey felt that this election was especially important for the country. oh yes you do get the feeling that there is a lot at stake after all these elections will transform turkey's political system they will usher in a new system that will dramatically expand the powers of the president at the expense of the paul humans' powers so if this to add one wins the necessary majority tomorrow he will be an almost all powerful president he can for example appointed fire ministers to solve paul humans' prepare the budgets polls when you elections or announce a state of emergency so for him there is a lot at stake he could either be the most powerful men in modern turkish history or he will get the signal that this is not what turkey wants this is not the direction the people here want the country to turn to so there is a lot at stake for him and his main challengers have already voted to roll back this presidential system because they clearly say this will turn turkey into

judge jeanine: joining me, chris hahn and dan bongino. you know what? amazing, bring on the recession, chris. what's that about? chris: oh, i don't agree with that. i'm not rooting for him to fail in north korea. i hope he gets along better with kim jong-un than he did with justin trudeau this week. i would like to see some successes out of that summit. i think holt world would like to see successes out of that summit. i don't think lit take a recession to de -- i don't think it will take a recession to defeat donald trump in two years. judge jeanine: if the president does do well in singapore, and i think even he said there will be several additional meetings. but right now kim jong-un has given us three hostages, he agreed to denuclearize. we have abe singing the praises of president trump. will the democrats, the leftists, will they give the president credit for something no other president has been able to do? >> no, not at all. i'm glad you made the distinction. it isn't all democrats. the radical left has lost their minds. this has bent gift of do

our correspondent judy hahn is standing by in the turkish capital ankara so i understand you're at the supreme electoral council which is turkey's electoral commission and the first results are coming in what's the latest you can tell us. indeed to the broadcasting ban has just been lifted and actually two hours earlier than we expected so we have some very preliminary results according to the state run on a dual news agency about twenty percent of the votes have been twenty five percent excuse me of the votes have been counted and according to this incumbent president raja tired out on which gets close to sixty percent of the votes fifty eight percent his main challenger from the largest opposition party here the c.h.p. one engine would get twenty seven percent model auctioneer of the newly founded nationals posse the eve party would come in third and misses a lot in terms of the candidate of the left is pro carter's posse the h.t.t.p. would get about six percent of the votes and on the parliamentary level since turkey did not only vote for a new president but also for a new parliamen

couple of weeks later, in comes this recommendation for generation whom i met thanks to hahn. i don't think it's a simple coincidence how this happen. do you remember asking me this question? about changing the investment about is it okay to change something like that? >> what i wanted to ask was in the implementation of the billion dollars carbon constrainted strategy would it be accept a believe to do $500 million to the goldman strategy and 500 generation. >> you did not say one name in that meeting. you did not say one name in that meeting. i will recall other people sitting at the table. they were talking about the investment committee meeting agenda. you said hold off ini will ask you a question. objective was rate of return in reducing carbon. that was the objective. what shows up. >> let me ask you, if we say, this is a part of the $1 billion carbon constraint strategy, we are not willing to meet those guidelines whatever they might be for that 50% reduction. therefore it's not part that one billion. are we going to put another $500 million into index carbon constraint

. >> i would like to introduce you to sun hahn, who has been with the planning department since 2016. she's been lead urban designer on several projects on this one and on our street scape design team. she worked at placeworks and worked on street scape projects before joining us, including the milbury station plan. before that, interned with city of berkeley, assisting with developing streets and open space plan and has a masters in city and regional planning from berkeley. we welcome her to the commission. >> president hillis: welcome. >> thank you, neil and john. so we'll go to brief introductions and recognize folks in the room from the other departments that are integral pulling this together. we'll talk about the action bringing before you which is a general plan amendment. we'll talk about the plan's background and why it came to be and what compelled us to put this effort together and the process that we engaged with, our public stake holders and peer agency. i will close by talking about our implementation recommendations that we generated with the peer agencies and next step

let's discuss with chris hahn and matt schlapp. along with peter schweizer author of "the new york times" best seller "clinton cash." peter, we haven't seen you for a while. what's your take on how this went down today with horowitz appearing on capitol hill. it's amazing that comey, you see him on twitter in iowa cornfields and he's at variousn national parks but no time to come to capitol hill. >> comey's strategy on this is to hope it's going to blow over. that it's going to go away, that washington will forget about it. i think the opposite has to happen. ethically have to think about it this way, laura.ity think about when we have cases of police misconduct or prosecutorial misconduct in the criminal realm. a cop is found having planted evidence or hiding evidence. we go and look at previous cases that that police officer handed. we want to drill down, find out how bad the problem was. i think we need to do the same thing here. the ig report as far as i'm concerned is the beginning. it's not the end of this investigation.in >>

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let's be hahn set we've seen pictures of these immigrant childr y fromrs ago, prating the trump administration can change the rule. they can change the procedurth late todayer clarification from the white house apokesman says the president fully supports both bills the house is expected to consider next week. if ty pass see if he sign it is. >> meanwhile strange stories about scott pruitt head of epa. aid calng trump owe they will it dc t inquirio buy used mattress. schaaf officerunt favorite ying to get help into getting daughter to virginia. >>be growingr of lawmakers both sides of the aisleg bla pruitt. now want expanded investigation to address allegations. made the request today asking the investigations be eedited so decision can be made to begin formal protective action. >> psident trump praised for work and said three different times i'm happy of certain things. >> whs ready for 2020. >> circle july 13th through 16th on calendar. those are the dates for democrat convention far earlier than party held in two decades. first moving because of damage done in 2016 divide from sanders and cl

brent: i'm joined now by julia hahn, standing by in ankara tonight. good evening, julia.is coalition also secured a majority in parliament. can we talk about turkey now being headed by one man? julia: well, this is certainly what many people fear here. they clearly say this is the end of democracy, one young lady told me yesterday that there are already no civil rights here. there is no freedom of opinion, and this is only getting worse under the new political system, so she basically said the only chance i see is leaving the country and going into exile. after we have the final results, by the end of the month, these changes that you just described will kick in. mr. erdogan, just to give you a few examples of the sweeping new powers he will get, he will be able to appoint and fire ministers, he dissolve parliament, he can call for new elections. he will have a significant sway over choosing senior judges, so he will be the center of political power soon, and many observers here are saying there are no signs that he will ease down, , that he willll become ss aggressive, t

. >> it comes with great hahn earn to announce we solved the 43-year-old cold case. >> reporter: the man responsible, the former stanford security guard who made the call to police after claiming he found arliss perry's dead body inside memorial church. steve crawford had since remained a suspect in the case. >> nothing ever cleared him. there was just not enough evidence to charge him with a crime. >> reporter: that was until technological improvements linked dna evidence found on perry's clothes to crawford. thursday morning sheriff's deputies attempted to serve him with a warrant at his apartment, but he shot himself before making direct contact with deputies. >> before the gunshot went off, we were getting surrounded by the cops. we heard the helicopter. >> reporter: neighbors remained critical of his actions, from 1974 and from the man taking his own life where they live. >> he should have just turned himself in instead of having other people be in danger knowing that he has done what he has done. >> reporter: as the 43-year-old cold case comes to a investigation into crawford a

julia hahn reports. julia: when the ferry docks at the.he passengers disembark, he is there waiting. he is campaigning here for the akp, president erdogan's justice and development party. he is 28 and studied sports management. he has admired the president for as long as he can remember. >> some say that our president is tired. but it is not true. he has so much energy. two young people, that is very young -- to young people, that is very motivating. if he is not tired, we should not be, either. if you love what you do you do not get tired. we love this country, this nation, and we will fight for it. >> we will be saying no to this one man regime on june 24. in the neighboring district -- julia: in the neighboring district, this man is drumming up support. his presidential candidate has been in custody for 19 months on terrorism-related charges. >> it is time for a change. people are being detained for no reason and nobody asks why the 70. -- why this is happening. julia: this 19-year-old is a legal assistant. she cannot remember a time wh

owe hahn found out we his neighbor called at 5:00 a.m. >> i looked and my window was brekeen and so did nigh next door neighbor was his was busted. >> around your house five cars. >> five cars. two here. about three down here down the line. >> the vandals hit cars in about a two square mile area. the targets were old and new. cars and trucks. on ample, it will cost about $3 oh onto recommends. >> pretty upset. we come out like on a friday not good. >> but ar win is trying to be more fill sosk cal. it's money. but according to the police report they did find some fingerprints some evidence. so i hope they can resolve it. >> but police say look for more evidence so officers are likely to be back out this we could process checking with neighbors who have surveillance cameras around their homes. >> when they get home from work check the video surveillance systems. they're most likely in a vehicle shooting from inside a vehicle. >> so police are considering this to be one criminal incident that means they can add together all the damages and if they reach over a certain level they catch the

and i'm joined now by julie hahn she's standing by in the turkish capital ankara tonight good evening to you julia i mean this is a sweeping victory for mr heir to one his coalition also secured a big jordi in parliament so can we talk about turkey now being headed by one man. well this is certainly what many people fear here they clearly say this is the end of democracy one young lady told me yesterday that there are already no civil rights year there is no freedom of opinion and this is only getting worse under the new political system so she basically said the only chance i see is leaving the country and going into exile. after we have the final results by the end of the month of these changes that you just described will kick in mr allen just to give you a few examples all of the sweeping new powers he will get he'll be able to appoint and fire ministers he can disclose paul humans he can call for new elections he will have a significant sway over choosing senior judges so he will be the center of political power soon and many observers here are saying there are no signs that he w

zia's says hahn in kentucky. we both just move the places you could go going straight fanny's leave. a co money since he was running the snow cone mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines are said that. love to see these people a survivor was disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. in a world of big part of new things a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. usually when we have brought about a situation where the end of conflict we be it me or the three decides to go cia

tyler hahn/chp"its gonna be bad.t 580, its barely moving at all.its going to be at least a two to three hour delay getting into work id imagine.> (will) good morning i'm will tran in for darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot in castro valley on wb 580 at eden canyon overturn accident blocking two lanes. jammed from 680. accident sb 680 sheridan blocking all but the right lanes. expecr major delays a cooling trend a cooling trend will continue today and into the upcoming weekend, especially across the interior, as an upper level low deepens over the west coast. highs will cool down to 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. tempatures will fall back to below seasonal averages through the weekend before a slight warming trend returns early next week. ( james )a big story we're following this morning from union city. 5 people were shot at chapel of the chimes memorial park and funeral home. it happened around 7 o'clock last night. poli