paris jackson was asked intimate details about her father and her father s death. reporter: a tough situation for any kid, tougher yet for one who has spent so much of her life in the spotlight. miguel marquez, cnn, los angeles. overseas, the fearest protest turkey has seen in decades rages on this morning. police are cracking down on social media as well. 25 people have been detained so far for using sites like twitter to allegedly send false information about the protests. and police reaction to them. that is according to authorities. demonstrations now entering their tenth day. protesters give the government a list of demands yesterday. it all began as a small sit-in to protect the last green space in central istanbul. it s stemmed into widespread anger over government policies. two people have been killed so far. more than 2,300 others injured. russia may be defying the united states request not to
foreign powers, talked about twitter as a menace in society, asked about the alcohol ban, said everyone who drinks is an alcoholic, who drinks regularly is an alcoholic. so he has been confrontation al i think i have to say, to the whole crisis. daniel dombey, thank you for the latest out of istanbul. we ll keep our audience up-to-date. some of the disturbance happening as we speak behind you. daniel, thank you very much. a deadly weekend of gun violence. look at the stories around the nation. seven people were killed and 26 injured in 22 shooting incidents in new york city in just 72 hours. new york city mayor michael bloomberg spoke with the father of one of the shoot iing vics,
welcome back. what started as peaceful demonstrations in istanbul has led to clashes in other major turkish cities. urging the turkish government to refrain from violence against the protesters. we are concerned by the reports of excessive use of force by police. we obviously hope there will be a full investigation of those incidents and full restraint from the police force with respect to those kinds of incidents. joining mow now by phone in istanbul is financial times correspondent daniel domby. thank you for your time. reporter: my pleasure. first, let s backtrack so we can understand how we got to these fourth day of protests. reporter: protests began, as you said, with demonstration about the park. i was in istanbul s main square
friday when a sit-down protest was water canoned by the police. the approach is not leaving them the space they want to live their lives in the way they want them. and so this has gone from this small protest regarding this tiny park in central istanbul to a larger issue of the concern that people have, regarding the prime minister and his rising power? reporter: that s absolutely right. i mean, he is someone who has been in charge for ten years. i have to emphasize, he has won three electrics with an increasing no doubt if there was an election tomorrow, he would win it again. a large number of people in turkey, but not all, feel that the way he has been ruling, particularly the last two years, has infringed on their lives a little bit, been a little too
the fbi and federal prosecutors say there was never any real threat to the public and they say the suspects were closely monitored and their would-be explosives were duds controlled by an undercover fbi employee. the feds say three of the five men are self-proclaimed anarchists and that s why they were busted. the fbi and department of justice are not conducting an investigation of any group and have not, will not conduct an investigation of any group. today s charges should not indicate anything different. this was an investigation of specific, five specific individuals based upon specific actions and predication. they re now charged with a specific crimes as alleged in the complaint. the fbi and the department of justice are not and do not investigate movements. we investigate crimes. all right, so, the five were arrested last night and are due in federal court some time today. we re following that. we re also hearing of new and urgent precautions against so-called body