here in nazareth of all places one and a half hours drive north of lisbon. over in the town's park as a party nurseries mayor is convinced of things have improved enormously since the socialists came to power but his party has shielded people from the worst effects of the crisis. else falsified here we're in a completely different situation to say the one i mean greece the government has shown in the people that there are alternatives to the austerity packages of the international monetary fund and waves of privatization but you just put. up with this factory process is lovely grown apples it's a vicious manager wants to see his dried fruit on shelves throughout europe he export business is running well right now low wages are providing them in competitive advantage but small and midsized enterprises or a semi's say the government should give them more support they say smaller startups are being strangled by red tape. that pulls the government should pay more attention to industry and agriculture and it knows that insiders gradually growing that you can't si

south of nazareth a string of exclusive golf resorts stretches out along the coast the owners of this one began with the hotel now they're building $128.00 smallville is on the grounds an exclusive attraction for french german or scandinavian investors. our european friends are our best customers and they've only just begun to discover portugal. and i think there's enough potential in this market for years to come. because. without a doubt tourism in real estate all the mainstays of portugal's economy right now but there's a lot of controversy about just how much the average citizen benefits from the unions are constantly hearing about bad working conditions and low pay. i earn a bit over $600.00 euros plus lunch money that's not much when you consider that tourists spend a lot here on the buses could easily share a bit more of it around. but that's what the socialists think as well something which could give them an election win this year they just have to approach it like the surface touch the perfect wave and ride it as long as it rolls. and that's it from me in the business. these

the one that we holto in our faith is jesus of nazareth. he escwed violence, and he did with his followers, as well. martin luther king took up those ethics of his and al such people as gandhi and the dalai ma. in each of those cases, they have really shown that it is non-violence and non-violent responses that are most helpf in tng run. >> woodruff: rabbi marcus, this ssage of not resorting to guns, toools of violnce, weapons of violence, even in self-defense is i'e a conversation you had, you know your own community. how did you resolve that? w had a long conversation amont our leadership about whether or not to move to a level of security thtcludes now armed guards. in the end we made that choice to move to armed guards for a number of different reasons. one, as was demonstrated at chabad, first of all, it decreases the appearance of being a soft taget, and people who come in to do these attacksm often fleediately when they are confronted with other people who are armed and trained. o we didn't do this because we glorify violenwe celebra

nazareth enterprises paid $9 million for the rent. >>> a new taco reare in pleasanton is attracting attentionause the owners are so generous. they have a policy to make sure every customer is fed, even if they don't have enough money. they have a board where customers can buy an extra meal for others. they can tack the receipt on the board and people in need can use the voucher to get a free meal. >> you can see right now you are interviewing me right now. people are like taking pictures of the wall. they are posting it, telling all the people, they are coming and participating. >> now the owners say they give away about 50 meal -- they even offered the restaurant in retufood but the owners turned down the gesture and instead asked them to just write a thank you note. >>> and an unusual rescue in pacifica. a fawn was saved yesterday stuck in a storm drain. one neighbor saw it slip down the drain. the baby deer's mother and sibling wandered nearby. there it is. took firefighters ten minutes to get it out. crews are now looking to see if they can find the mother to return her to the wild >> oh.

if anyone has been to the bethlehem, nazareth area. i dislike like there is an enormous reservoir of oil and and is incredible material it reflects every aspect of life in early american from native americans in around the world and people from africa and just daily life the middle colonies. because it is written in german and we don't teach children foreign languages in school anymore and you have to go to school to learn how to read it. we are repeating history here with our children can't read cursive writing. i know you will choose one of those to whet our appetites. if anyone here tonight you probably read about katherine. she educated in germantown, a local girl who has come back by way of harvard, so she is smart. she is teaching in minnesota and. -- desoto now. ?- minnesota now prof. gerbner: it is snowing. scott: would you like to launch into it. give a warm welcome to ka therine gerbner. [applause] , and gerbner: hello welcome. i'm delighted to be here. i want to give a word of thanks to scott and everyone here at the museum

if president trump would have come out after charlottesville and condemned neo-nazarethism and klansmen do you think that would have helped in the atmosphere of people standing up and saying white nationalism as being something bad? >> absolutely. the bully platform has to be used to tamp this down, and to call out the gentleman. >>> mr. potts, twitter has an opportunity for a person to report a tweet if it's harmful or hateful. does facebook have that ability? agree, that all agree, but i think we all agree. no one should have to suffer like any of you have, your children. family members, nobody should. it is outrageous. and in this effort of trying to bring people together, go back to the words of abraham lincoln, at least it's acontribute united. you look for the bad in people, expecting to find it, you most assuredly will. it's also true you look for the good in people. you're going to only find something. i want to ask mr. klein. what are your thoughts about president trump's remarks regarding the charlottesville demonstration, where he's quoted as saying, you also had some very fi