and that's not about an expensive new training program or building an eighty million dollars police academy that's about just fundamental basics of what we think police should be doing in american society those are also important and i want to thank you for making those i think very very good. what's your into and i would like to know what your take is on the uncertain proposals because i've read some of the other things which is the idea of having a database of people with mental illness developmentally disabled that police could have access to or so before they go on a call they can check to see if someone's on this list i mean aside i guess it could be effective from personal standpoint i just have a lot of concerns that it crosses lines when it comes to privacy and personal dignity because if you understand how many people have even severe depression who are go to work every day and function and are are some my normal people is everyone going to be on this list and how dangerous is that so what do you think about that as a policy the idea of sort of register a people you know i i am i a

you know i also wonder is the other problem too that we've seen kind of a drop in the actual police academy where you know you actually have you know police i did not to get to the training thing again but like i don't see as many police academies i don't see as many you know proper actual training for police from beginning to end as if you know that's going to be their lives work it's more like we got the law degree and you have this and you could pass the physical you know i mean what is there is some of the breakdown as to. you know i think we could in any given case kind of dig into the training issue again i i have to say i'm very skeptical that the solution is ever to pour more resources into police and i just moved to minneapolis from chicago and in chicago right now there's i think it's an eighty three million dollars police academy that rahm emanuel wants to build while they're shutting down schools i think in the long run building schools rather than police academies is the way to go what i would like to see is is decriminalizing noncompliance activists in the community people who

since 1973, the municipal police academy has been training grounds for 3500 cadets. santa and the philly fanatic made a special appearance in south philadelphia tonight. they stopped by the pal center holiday party and the kids couldn't wait to talk to santa claus. that would including the team addict. afterwards they picked out a gift to bring home. new allegations of misconduct leveled against a broadcaster with swift fallout. >> plus nick foles takes the stage as cassen wentz tweets out a photograph. >> sharrie sits down to talk about the jed di session. >> and we have details on how much snow to expect where you live and what is behind the snow? the seven-da >> t.v. and radio host tavis smiley has been implicated. cbs has suspended the talk show indefinitely because an investigation has uncovered multiple allegations of misconduct. >> minnesota's lieutenant governor tina smith -- there she is, has been appointed to fill senator al franken's seat until the november election. she is expected to run in november's special election to fill out franken's term that goes

. >> well, latest class of the philadelphia police academy is ready to hit streets, temple university hosted their graduation ceremony to day this class, includes, 84 philadelphia police department recruits, six temple police recruits and five septa police recruits, they completed eight months of police academy training, and yes, we also need congratulations. >> indeed we do. >> as we get ready for the weekend don't forget we have our joy of sharing toy fest coming up on monday so if you are going to be around bring a new unwrapped toy, right here at 1555 hamilton street, we will have a party here. >> coming in i looked at box necessary our lobby. i'm sure you saw them as well. boom, to the brim and we need more no doubt bit. we are bringing in a big truck on monday, come on by stop by we have fun outside, getting you here on tv nothing but hugs and love. >> yes. 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. we have prework, powe works. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly and back here at 11:00. >>> up next "cbs evening news" , you stay safe out th

reporter: dan ridge hopeful this misunderstanding can be resolved in time for him to enter the police academy by neck march. that is no shore thing. police spokesman will investigate danrigid much's story and to the degree possible given personal and privacy issues trying to get back to us how this explanation went so far off the rails. iain. >> let's hope so, bruce, thank you caught on camera check out this bike thief in queen village. police say the guy you see here walked up the driveway in the 1400 block of south left company street grabbed the bike and left. he came back tried to get another bike, but was confronted that time and ran away. this all happen the afternoon of december 5th. if you recognize him, call police. >>> let's check in with your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take live look at wilmington on this chilly thursday night. it's only fitting since winter has officially arrived. kathy, one thing i like about this. >> what? >> from now on every day gets a little bit longer. >> that's right. winter solstice the shortest day of the year it will get longer and longer by feb

today camden county police academy graduated its largest class ever. "eyewitness news" at camden count college in blackwood for the ceremony, the 111 new officers will serve 17 law enforcement agencies in camden , atlantic, burlington, salem counties. new jersey attorney general chris perino was among law enforcement officials offering congratulations. >>> cherry hill police department says it will be on the look out on the day after christmas for out of control kid in the cherry hill mall. police say nationally there has been a up tic in parents dropping off their children at malls unsupervised the day after christmas, police say they will in the tolerate juveniles at the mall acting in a disruptive manner. >> we want people to come to a town like cherry hill to go eat, go to the shopping centers, have a good time with their families, not to deal with rowdy juveniles un supervised. >> police chief says kid acting inappropriately will be taken to the police station for their parents to pick up. those engaging in criminal behavior will be arrested and p

capital mogadishu a suicide bomber disguised as a police officer has blown himself up inside a police academy at least eighteen people were killed twenty wounded the bomber targeted officers gathering for morning exercises the terrorist group al shabaab says it carried out the attack police in germany have launched raids on properties a link to suspected members of so-called islamic state officers searched multiple locations here in berlin and in other parts of eastern germany the raids targeted four individuals three of whom are believed to still be held territory. the gambia has given to germany's president from baltar's steinmeyer a hero's welcome now the west african country has just emerged from more than two decades of dictatorship its political and business leaders are hoping that germany will help the transition to democracy now for its part berlin.

in the us every state and every city often has its police academy the one in pittsburgh is located a few meters from the police station usually that teaches a former policeman. here. like in france the training last one year but the average in the us is only of six months. off. this morning the trainees are reviewing the highway code ok for driver flood driving a driver with a driver's license expired within sixty days of the day that the expiration was his fine sixty days his drivers live in this classroom they will learn the rules of the new ethics in crisis management but that is only a small part of the program. the most important is this. in these images sim by the police itself we discover the training ground the loud music is used by train is to raise the stress to the maximum. hidden behind blue tops they prepare a few.

fled the country since most at least ten people have been killed in a bomb attack on the main police academy in somalia's capital a suicide bomber blew himself up during a police parade inside the training camp in mogadishu officials say he was wearing police uniform the armed group has claimed responsibility for the attack. u.n. brokered talks on syria are resuming in geneva after a short break but if the government and opposition sides are present and a jew to meet the un special envoy stephan de mistura is urging russia to convince the syrian government that there is no time to lose on reaching a peace deal speaking to a swiss t.v. channel mr assad failure to end the war quickly could lead to a fragmentation of syria then called on russian president vladimir putin to push the government to accept that there has to be a new constitution and new elections they would say to reports now from geneva. it's the eighth round of negotiations and the syrian delegations have still not met face to face at the same table after nearly seven years of war and deaths numbered in the hundreds of thousands

at least ten people have been killed in a bomb attack on the main police academy in somalia's capital a suicide bomber blew himself up during a police parade inside the training camp in mogadishu officials say he was wearing police uniform the group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the time muslim leaders have rejected u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital the organization of islamic cooperation has declared easter islam the occupied capital of palestine the fifty seven member group to denounce the american action is dangerous and is a violation of international law but the u.s. insists it supports a two state solution and will continue to work as a mediator as you all well know the president is committed to this peace process as committed as he has ever been and that has not changed that type of rhetoric that we heard has prevented peace in the past and it's not necessarily surprising to us that those types of things would be said we remain hard at work in putting together our plan we believe that that will benefit both the israeli and th

the country since august at least three people have been killed in a bomb attack on the main police academy in somalia's capital suicide bomber blew himself up during a police parade inside the training camp in mogadishu officials say he was wearing police uniform the armed group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack . was it really does have rejected u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital and the organization of islamic cooperation has declared easter islam as the occupied capital of palestine fifty seven member group denounced the american action as dangerous and a violation of international law i'm going to as this report of the hastily convened a meeting of the organization of islamic cooperation in members that applies the palestinian state with occupied is jerusalem as its capital there was strong put emissions to both the u.s. and israel. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas declared that palestinians will no longer accept the u.s. as a mediator in the middle east peace process in his strongest statement yet since donald trump's a

we've received a lot of encouragement from the police academies about the whole complex of problems. but it appears to have had no effect. at this but. not. quite the opposite in fact with the growth of the party and of right wing populism it seems to have become socially acceptable to say things that people didn't used to say because. maybe one side of the growth of right wing populism in germany and there has been an increase in the number of associated crimes and misdemeanors the ministry of the interior recorded six hundred eighty one such crimes in the first half of twenty seventeen substantially more than in twenty sixteen the perpetrators so far have mostly been right wing extremists just a large number of immigrants from muslim countries where the culture and education are hostile to jews influence this development. of jesus i don't know whether it has an influence on this statistic. but it is obvious that it contributes to a general ongoing increase in anti semitism. when people come here from countries where they are taught right from kindergarten the jews are bad and we're

chief says all officers must undergo retraining like this twice a year here at the metropolitan police academy. >> i think we're a much better police department. when we use force, we do it with carefulness. you know what i mean? in in consideration. and right now the metropolitan police department has looked to -- from other agencies as being one of the model. >> reporter: d.c. police say the goal is to use the minimum number of force needed to enforce every encounter not resorting to deadly nice sound there. >>> president trump and his party are partially celebrating tonight as they reach a final version of the bill. blayne alexander has more. blayne? >> reporter: this will certainly affect every single person who is watching right now. republicans say that right now they are only days away from passing the biggest tax overhaul in history but first they must get the votes and in the senate they can only afford to lose two. it's a deal. republicans agreeing on a final version of their tax reform plan setting the stage for votes next week. >> we want to give you, the american people, a giant t

capital mogadishu a suicide bomber disguised as a police officer has blown himself up inside a police academy at least eighteen people were killed twenty wounded the bomber targeted officers gathering for morning exercises a terrorist group al-shabaab says it carried out the attack. well it has been six months since seventy one people were killed in a fire in a high rise apartment block in central london today members of britain's royal family and the government attended a memorial service at st paul's cathedral for the victims of the grenfell fire but in the aftermath of a tragedy that has become a byword for social inequality in the u.k. survivors are complaining of being neglected still by the government. a mournful tune played on that include a traditional instrument of the middle east and north africa where many grunfeld residents have ties. emotions will grow as survivors and families mourn the seventy one people killed in the fire. the multi face memorial reflected the diversity of the grand folk i'm unity. they were joined by politicians and members of the royal family. while the serv

violence from the minority at least ten people have been killed in a bomb attack on the main police academy in somalia's capital officials say he was wearing a police uniform the group has claimed responsibility for the attack russian president vladimir putin is a right now holding his annual press conference in moscow every year to two nazis questions on issues ranging from international relations the economy the war with ukraine and even questions about his past. voting is underway in india's state for the second phase of local elections is being seen as a test of popularity for prime minister narendra modi who spent weeks campaigning in his home state direct has been controlled by mateys party for twenty two it's right up to date with the headlines next up here on out is there it's people in power. but. the bomb shattered buildings of the damascus suburb of jobar sits just a few kilometers from the center of the city but through the long brutal years of syria's war its beleaguered residents have somehow held that against the forces of the acid regime in the first of two exclusive reports

capital mogadishu a suicide bomber disguised as a police officer has blown himself up inside a police academy at least eighteen people were killed and twenty wounded the bomber targeted offices gathering for morning exercises the terror group al-shabaab says it carried out the attack. russia's president vladimir putin held his own mouth and press conference today in response to an american forces a question about collusion between the crime the trump campaign he said the story had been invented and was hurting the u.s. political system today's event comes just a week after mr putin confirmed that he would stand the next use in next year's presidential election he had this to say about his potential challenges. when we talk about the opposition it can't just be about politicians who make a lot of noise about an anti democratic regime the opposition has to come up with something concrete proposals on how to make our lives better of course people are dissatisfied with a lot of things and indeed it is justified because we could have done better but when we look at the leaders of the opposition es

what they said is that he had recently graduated the police academy and was only on his fourth day on duty. he was riding with a field training officer, that officer was the one driving the patrol car. anne. >> the sfpd only started wearing body cameras last year. certainly adds a new dimension to the debate over whether the shooting was justified. >> yeah. it really does. >> reporter: the video was from the rookie officer. the training officer was driving at the time with a body camera that was not recording. >> thank you. >>> caltrain may take the law into their own. passengers caught without paying are ticketed and go through the court system. caltrain is going to issue citations. the fines would be less expensive but caltrain would keep the funds. >>> tree lighting ceremonies continue with christmas coming up. last evening a monterey cypress with more than 500 lights was lit at golden gate park in san francisco. elsewhere in golden gate park, the switch was flipped on a new light display at the conservatory of flowers. >> that light show better than rubies and diamonds that we see

officer. >> yes. >> dan ridge is hopeful this issue can be resolved in time for him to enter the police academyy next march. no sure thing. police spokesman says he will investigate dan ridge's story and to the degree possible given personnel and privacy issues try to get back to us with an explanation of how this application went so far off the rails. i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> a teen is facing charges to night after police say he stole a state trooper's suv and then committed crimes in it. it all started sunday when the trooper noticed his unmark car was missing from his driveway in north brunswick. inside a few uniforms and a couple of weapons. police say the 16-year-old pulled drivers over, demanded money, he's also accused of stealing from a gas station. >>> res tour races at the mount carl hem cemetery and finish. the cemetery was damaged by vandals back in february. they overturned hundreds of headstones more than thee hundred volunteers worked for months to help restore the damage. thanks to donations from around the world over 500 headstones have been restored or repaired. fenc

in the us every state and every city often has its police academy. the one in pittsburgh is located a few meters from the police station usually the teaches a former policeman. here. like in france the training not swung year but the average in the us is only of six months. off. this morning the trainees are reviewing the highway code ok for driver flood to drive in drive with a driver's license expired within sixty days and days or the expiration was his fine sixty days his drivers live in this classroom they will learn the rules of the new ethics in crisis management but that is only a small part of the program. the most important is this. and. in these images sim by the police itself we discover the training ground the loud music is used by train is to raise the stress to the maximum. hidden behind blue tops they prepare future policeman for the west. this student will be confronted with an armed man who is shooting someone under stress the police training will direct his gun at the victim before changing his mind. he. lies will remember here when

they say he had recently graduated from the police academy and had only been on the job for four days at the time of the shooting. live in san francisco, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> folks in oakland will have to do without most city services for a while longer as workers enter day 4 of a bitter strike in that city. kpix 5's jessica flores is live there with the latest on the negotiations. >> reporter: it tonight look like this will let up anytime soon. the earliest obviously would be monday but this could head into next week. this is day 4 of the strike. 3,000 employees not at work today. they will be out here on the picket lines. i have been talking to these folks all week. they say they want to go back to work. they just believe that the city's contract offer now sun fair. and the main problem, the main sticking point, is of course the wages. the city leaders last night said they made their best and final offer. but it's still about 3% away from what the union wants. the city is also offering $500,000 to convert part time library positions into full- time positions. meanwhile, the st

there. >> reporter: danridge hopes this dispute can be resolved in time for him to go through the police academy come march. not all clear that will happen. police spokesman says he's looking into danridge's claims license try within the rules of privacy and personnel to explain how this job application went so horribly wrong. iain. >> let's hope so, bruce, thank you. >>> police charged the man they say is responsible for an accident that killed an eight-year-old boy yesterday police say 34-year-old michael fin was driving on the 5500 block of whitaker of a yesterday when he hit a car, trying to make left turn. witnesses say he got out to check the damage to his car and hit another car eight-year-old in the other car died at the hospital. fin in now charged with involuntary manslaughter, accident involving death as well as other related charges. >>> caught on camera overbrook park, three people break into a pharmacy and they get away with whole lot of metter. take look. police say the masked suspects broke the back door to gold's pharmacy on the 7500 block of haverford avenue. once they got in t

will one day enter the police academy and become a k9 officer. >>> this holiday season, a local studentsre letting veterans know that they care. >> more than 350 stockings are ready to go in washington township new jersey. local elementary school students spent all week stuffing the stockings as part of the stockings for soldiers program. all of these gifts will be donated to the veterans home in vineland. >>> camden county police officers are working with the young community members to help those in need. they spent the afternoon giving care packages to homeless residents at the cathedral kitchen on the 1500 block of federal. the packages were assembled by children in the projects guardian program, which serves at risk, youth. >>> septa helping to bring joy to children in need. this morning, septa workers loaded bags filled with toys on to several busses parked outside of the transit agency's headquarters in center city. the gifts were delivered to several charities and churches. septa employees collected 18,000 toys, bikes games as part of their 37th annual toy drive. >> cool mule. tha

been killed in somalia's capital mogadishu after a bomb attack on a police academy police were gathering for their early morning parade when the suicide bomber struck official say he was wearing a police uniform the armed group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack campaigning is about to end for the second round of chile's presidential election voters will head to the polls on sunday to elect a successor to president michel they're choosing between right wing businessman and former president sebastian pinera and former journalists i handled the air in peru opposition politicians are demanding the resignation of president petro problem. it follows revelations the brazilian construction giant old wreck transferred nearly five million dollars to companies linked to him the right wing party popular force which holds a majority in congress is demanding he steps down by the end of fairies say the chains key denies any illegal earnings and offer to answer questions before a congressional committee next week and british prime minister theresa may is meeting european union leaders

. >>> and congratulations good out to the 51st class of graduates from the gloucester county police academy. the men and women received their medallions from rowan college in gloucester county. >>> he is usually under center today he went under the knife. >> carson wentz the goal is to get him better. he underwent surgery to repair the acl tear in his knee. dr. james bradley, and the eagles have not supplied a timetable on wentz's rehab. and zach ertz is tight ended for concussion protocol. >> foles anded birds will visit the giants on sunday and the win earns them a first round by and his teammates are ready to ride with him at the controls. >> he is ready and camable and part a season 27-3 touch downs and interceptions that is the kind of backup you like to have. if you even call him a backup. he popped in there with all the confidence in the world and we have confidence in him. >> it's tough as a team but we are set up better than any team to handle it with having nick foles in there. >> we saw him before and he played really well and a veteran and knows the offense and an efficient guy.

will one day enter the police academy and become a k9 officer. >>> this holiday season, a local studentsre letting veterans know that they care. >> more than 350 stockings are ready to go in washington township new jersey. local elementary school students spent all week stuffing the stockings as part of the stockings for soldiers program. all of these gifts will be donated to the veterans home in vineland. >>> camden county police officers are working with the young community members to help those in need. they spent the afternoon giving care packages to homeless residents at the cathedral kitchen on the 1500 block of federal. the packages were assembled by children in the projects guardian program, which serves at risk, youth. >>> septa helping to bring joy to children in need. this morning, septa workers loaded bags filled with toys on to several busses parked outside of the transit agency's headquarters in center city. the gifts were delivered to several charities and churches. septa employees collected 18,000 toys, bikes games as part of their 37th annual toy drive. >> cool mule. tha

every state and every city often has its police academy. the one in pittsburgh is located if she meets us from the police station usually that teaches a form of policeman. here like in france the training routes one year but the average in the us is only of six months. off. this morning the trainees are reviewing the highway code ok for a driver to flood the drive in drive with a drivers license expired within sixty days of the day that the expiration was his fine sixty days his drivers lie in this classroom they will learn the rules of the new ethics in crisis management but that is only a small part of the program. the most important is this. and. in these images sim by the police itself we discover the training ground the loud music is used by train is to raise the stress to the maximum. hidden behind blue tops they prepare future policeman for the west. this student will be confronted with an armed man who is shooting someone under stress the police training will direct his gun at the victim before changing his mind. he. here's what peop

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. >>> today, the philadelphia police academy will celebrate the graduation of nearly 100 recruits. a ceremony will be held at the temple university performing arts center later this morning. most of the graduates will join the philadelphia police force. others will join the temple and septa police departments. >>> 5:15. we are in a first alert this morning. that's because of conditions like this. take a look at the streets in roxboro. cars and trucks stuck on the ice. neighbors along cinnaminson street tell us a number of vehicles had trouble trying to get up and down the hilly street all day yesterday because it was just a sheet of ice. we're expecting evening snowfall will cover up frozen ground and already slick roads this evening. >> certainly with that extra coating that's expected later on today, it will make things tricky out there. >> absolutely. meteorologist bill henley keeping a watch on the skies this morning. certainly a tricky commute later today. right? >> yeah. a dry morning, but this afternoon we will see snow developing. right now clouds overhead and frigid tempera

in the us every state and every city often has its police academy. the one in pittsburgh is located a few meters from the police station usually that teaches a former policeman. here. like in france the training announced one year but the average in the us is only of six months. this morning the trainees are reviewing the highway code ok for driver driving a driver with a driver's license expired within sixty days of the day that the expiration was his final sixty days his drivers like in this classroom they will learn the rules of the new ethics in crisis management but that is so new a small part of the program. the most important is this matter.

he was not armed, the chief says the police officer who shot him had just graduated from the police academy and had only been on the force a total of four days. what angered many is the fact that police insist the suspect made a move towards the officers , a move that is not evident on the video. >> he then began to run toward the direction of the vehicle, while the van he drove continue to roll forward, striking the fence. >> in the video i'm not sure i see him running toward stash >> i'm sure you will look at it frame by frame, the reason we put the video out, is for everyone to see what we have at this point.>> this is murder, it's the only way to look at this. he should be in jail, not laying dead dormant. >>> and escapee from san leandro is back in police custody after a crime spree and a wild chase. the man took off from the john george psychiatric hospital about 6 pm. as soon as he escaped he carjacked a vehicle with a teenager inside and crashed the car. he then tried to steal another car by biting the driver but the driver fought back. the suspect ran out onto interstate 580 were h

in somalia's capital, a bomber disguised as a police officer has blown himself up in a police academy least 18 people were killed, 20 wounded. the bomber targeted officers gathering for morning exercises. the terrorist group al-shabab said they carried out the attack. it has been six months since 71 people were killed in a fire in a high-rise apartment in central london. demand -- today members of the world family and government attended a memorial service at the polls cathedral for the victims of the grenfell fire. in the aftermath of a tragedy that has become a byword for social inequality in the u.k., survivors are still complaining of being neglected by the government. ♪ reporter: a mournful tune played on the oud, a traditional as instrument of the middle east where many of the grantville members had ties. emotions were raw as survivors and families mourned the 71 people killed in the fire. the multifaith memorial reflected the diversity of the grenfell community. they were joined by politicians and members of the royal family. while the service was an opportunity for quiet refle

the police chief says the officer who opened fire was a recent police academy graduate. >>> tonight theres a growing call for president trump to resign over the accusations of sexual misconduct. ever since the president took office he has pretty much avoided those allegations but now they are resurfacing in a big way. >> that is right. tonight two more democratic lawmakers are calling on president trump to resign. today three of those accusers faced the cameras in new york. they told their stories one again and called for a congressional investigation. >> as a young receptionist in trump tower i was forcibly kissed by mr. trump during our first introduction. >> the president has addressed those accusations directly and denied all of those accusations. >> tonight new york senator said there is enough evidence to call on a president to step down. >> president trump should resign. these allegations are credible. they are numerous. >> democratic senator ron of oregon added quote these women are right. if president trump won't resign congress must investigate allegations by many, many women. n

eighteen people have been killed in somalia's capital mogadishu after a bomb attack on a police academy police were gathering for their early morning parade when the suicide bomber struck official say he was wearing a police uniform the armed group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack campaigning is about to end for the second round of chile's presidential election voters will head to the polls on sunday to elect a successor to president michel they're choosing between right wing businessman and former president sebastian pinera and former journalists i handled the air in peru opposition politicians are demanding the resignation of president petro public ski it follows revelations the brazilian construction giant old wrecked transferred nearly five million dollars to companies linked to him the right wing party popular force which holds a majority in congress is demanding he steps down by the end of faeries say the chintz key denies any illegal earnings and offer to answer questions before a congressional committee next week and british prime minister theresa may is meet

bangladesh since all this at least three people have been killed in a bomb attack on the main police academy in somalia's capital that suicide bomber blew himself up during a police parade inside the training camp in mogadishu officials say he was wearing police uniform the on group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack muslim leaders have rejected u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital the organization of islamic cooperation has declared easter as the occupied capital of palestine fifty seven member group denounced the american action as dangerous and as a violation of international law all right you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next we have inside story five. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. jerusalem is on red line that's the message from the turkish president as he opened the gathering of muslim leaders to discuss the recent u.s. decision on the holy city but beyond words what else can be done this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program

eighteen people have been killed in somalia's capital mogadishu after a bomb attack on a police academy police were gathering for the early morning parade when the suicide bomber struck officials say he was wearing a police uniform. has claimed responsibility for the attack egypt has ordered al-jazeera janice mahmut is saying to remain in prison for another forty five days he was arrested in egypt a year ago while visiting family it's now the tenth time his detention has been renewed continues to demand his release is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny hussein has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail for iraqi citizens and one damages in london's high court after it was ruled british soldiers had illegally detained them before subjecting them to cruel and inhumane treatment this comes just ten days after the international criminal court declared there was a reasonable basis to conclude british troops had committed war crimes in iraq and has mall. well in his judgement here on thursday the high court judge ruled that all four