the prisoner in around the world nobody porcher and you really see it as torture yeah of course you know it in the system i think torture. was a journalist in iran publishing stories promoting the kurdish language and culture of the colleagues were arrested and accused of undermining the iranian state who johnny feared he'd be next he fled aiming for australia. tens of thousands of others have gone before him thanks smugglers to take them across the sea from in the knees yet to the australian territory of christmas island between two thousand and nine and twenty thirteen more than fifty thousand people have made similar journeys most of them ultimately were allowed to settle as refugees in australia but in australia people were alarmed at the growing number of refugees coming by boat they watched horrified as some boat sank or were smashed against rocks on trying to land in the midst of an election campaign in july twenty thirty australia's government announced a radical policy. people who come by boat now have no prospect of being resettled in australia the rules have changed if you com

president trump's nominee for cia director has told the senate intelligence committee she doesn't believe porcher and she would not carry out any presidential order she thought was immoral. gina has both an a covert action site for terror suspects were water boarded. take cia backer to an interrogation program. the cia follows the law, we law then and now and i wouldn't support a change in i will tell you this, i would not put cia officers at risk by asking them to undertake risky controversial activity again. courtney: former italian prime minister says he is open to a government including the five-star movement which you previously opposed. that could lead to a populist type with the euros skeptically. given theent has populist 24 hours to form a coalition before he appoints a nonpartisan premier. global news, 24 hours a day, on the air, and at tictoc on twitter. powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. get a quick look at the markets, we see a bit of upside with the back of new zealand keeping rates on hold. say that is where it will st

darren porcher and steve rogers, former member of the joint terrorism task force.ent, two page statement after he made these comments trying to explain his position. how does it make you feel? >> it is hyperbole because the death penalty has been put on hold since 2014 in california. he is trying to pay this to his base but looking at where he is coming from in terms of supporting police officers it is troubling because police officers are the first line of defense, something steve can attest to. police officers put themselves on the line every day. the death of a law enforcement officer is adept to society as a whole. we need district attorneys signing shoulder to shoulder with law enforcement in this fight against crime. >> reporter: he talks about the service and dedication to the community, the retired deputy sheriff shot on the job and a lot of connection to the law enforcement community but doesn't seem he understands what they do and how much risk is involved. >> we don't become police officers to get killed but to protect our citizens from getting killed an

darren porcher and psychotherapist and parent of a high school student nancy callier.t to start with you on being a teacher. what is happening in our classrooms? how much fear is there? how much is exaggerated and how much is real? >> it is not exaggerated. what we are seeing is orphic, tragic events, a system that is a symptom of a bigger problem. the tendency is to try to fixate on one aspect of this problem and that is dangerous. we have to look at this holistic lead. guns are an important part of it but it is bigger than just the guns. from my perspective as a teacher i understand how important prevention is. there is a lot of talk about arming teachers was that is the worst thing you can do. morgan's is not the answer. >> the safety aspect, the fact that you had a resource officer here in texas. he's in the hospital battling for his life but prevent the loss of many more lives. >> my thoughts and prayers go out to him and the other victims and those who died in this tragedy of california tragedies. if you look at parkland you had a situation with somebody who was

with me now retired lieutenant and criminal justice professor darren porcher.s your assessment on how these officers performed and the challenges? i mean, you have local police departments all over the country where trump properties are. do they have the proper training given the additional risk they're facing? >> well, the miami and dade county police departments train together. this is a high priority target. it's the contrast of a place like the israeli embassy or the united nations in new york. the trump property is similar. although trump owns a lot of properties, he franchises his name out. this is a specific property that's owned by the trump organization. therefore, they need to pay the appropriate attention to it moving forward. when you look at how the officers moved in, one thing you saw in the video was a lot of officers with the high caliber weapons, long guns, things to that effect. immediately it appears as if you had the special operations component that moved in. and i commend them for employing firearms control. the assailant was taken into cu

mark: president trump nominee for cia director told the intelligence committee she doesn't believe porcherhe would not carry out any presidential orders she thought was immoral. covertkell meant a tension site and i like work terrorist suspects were water boarded. >> i never take the cia backed and interrogation program. the cia follows the law. todaylow the law then and , i support the law and would support a change in the law, but i will tell you that i would not put cia officers at risk by asking them to undertake risky, controversial activity again. mark: plans by catalan separatists to reelect the region's former president was blocked by spain's court, and that is his chance to be reelected as the spanish government removed them from as he was arrested in march and is fighting extradition from germany to spain. benjamin net-net who travel to moscow today to meet with president vladimir putin. the two plan to discuss military coordination following new and they areria celebrating the anniversary of a world war ii victory over the nazis and health talks at the kremlin. new volcanic fiss

and darren porcher, a criminal justice professor. retired nypd lieutenant. lieutenant, start with you. any problem with the prescription you just heard? >> i agree with it, but i also think that there's a further anecdotal measure that we need to take. let's take into consideration, we've all gone to the airport. when have you ever heard of a shooting occur in the area where people are waiting to get on an airplane? you don't. the fortifications that they put in place in an airport are so severe and significant that we just don't have those issues. so oftentimes -- we're going to have this argument time and time again. gun control. mental health. but this still continues to happen. it is very difficult to make the mental health assessment on thousands of students that are coming in to an educational establishment. however, you are fortification is very important. i did my doctoral degree at fordham university and i focused on violence in these high schools. one of the key components is, keeping these bad actors at bay when they're coming in with weapons. and