today author elif suffolk cause london home. the turkish writer left her own country behind to escape the political situation there. sounds like may have come to england out of necessity but she's come to appreciate her new life here she's made friends people know her around here to get it all sort of. i came here over 10 years ago so i feel free here whether i speak write or give interviews i can i can openly criticize things for example breck that i'm free to do that. in this modest and riders it's very important to live in a democracy and you may be so much you can be a situation. and after a decade here in england shafiq has also taken the step of writing in the language of her new country. and. it's not like i'm leaving the. turkish language behind when i write an anus that's what the nationalists say for them everything is either black or white but you can dream in more than one language sometimes we start in german and the dream and turkish people can live and write in different languages but that doesn't mean that you're

ending this elife of several americans including a u.s. ambassador. your mom told you not to do the sunday shows. she said i smell a rat. softball question. is that why she sent you out there? susan: no. she didn't send me out. the back story is, horrible week. we had lost four of our colleagues in a terrible tragedy. many of our other embassies around the world had been subjected to violent attacks, demonstrations, it's about 10 days before the opening of the u.n. general assembly. i'm the u.n. ambassador. and many of the issues that i work on from syria to palestinian statehood to the iran nuclear issue will be at the fore. and the white house calls me on a friday afternoon. and says you know, we've asked secretary clinton if she would go on the sunday shows. and we're waiting to hear from her. but if she can't, would you consider doing it? we need somebody to go on. and i said well, call me when you hear back from her. a couple of hours later they call back and say she's not able to do it. that was mption was because she was emotionally spent after

i am someone who believes quality of elife has to be addressed aggressively.ieve in quality of life is policing. that kind of situation is unacceptable. the big picture is we are the safest big city in america. it is proven statistically time and time again. 500,000 new jobs since i became mayor. largest number of jobs in our history right now. the strongsest economy we have ever had. we have problems unquestionably. there is also a lot of areas where this city is doing very, very well. and the bottom line here is that we're addressing. brian: we know where the city was under rudy giuliani. many years with mike bloomberg and we know where it is. pete: he is resting on the back of that. i'm not going to give a lecture on policing. you talk about quality of life policing. it started with rudy giuliani did. i think is he going to be on. steve: in one hour. pete: small incidents, when you police them up and address them, we saw it on the battlefield in sumar in the counter injure genesee and address certain issues early on and create the conditions where things ca