against the turkey state. thank you very much, daniel. i am sure we ll be speaking with you again tomorrow and get the latest for our audience on what is happening, on this ongoing situation out of turkey. thank you. up next, the trial for alleged boston gang boss turned fbi informant, james whitey bulger, family are looking for two things, answers and justs. we ll have a live report. [ male announcer ] this is betsy. her long day of pick ups and drop offs begins with arthritis pain. and a choice. take up to 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief.
in turkey, two men have been killed and thousands injured as clashes between anti-government protesters and riot police enters a fifth day spreading to dozens of cities. today s turkey s prime minister apologized for the initial crackdown this amid mounting international criticism of the government s response to the demonstrations including now calls for a full investigation by secretary of state john kerry. financial times correspondent, daniel domby joins us by phone. there is still unrest behind your location. what is the situation again that you re seeing? today things are much calmer. things are much calmer in istanbul and ankara. the prime minister of turkey who called the protesters looters and extremists and possibly agents of foreign powers is out of the country and in his absence the politicians who are running the place while he s away have come up with much more
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