the neighbors have come to say goodbye they can understand the culture turks decision and then he turks are considering leaving the country. let them go ahead and see what it's like and then we can visit them and see how they're doing. look just. like you then it's time to say goodbye. not only to their houses and their best friends. but somehow also to their entire life as they had known it. berlin two weeks later. the culture took family was able to stay in an acquaintance's apartment first they have already found their own apartment and will be moving soon but they still haven't found work. even before leaving i had said my opportunities would be limited here in germany where i won't be able to earn money as easily here with my turkish place but the difference is at least i can try. it's time for their appointment at the berlin immigration authority it's about their residence permit well the family be allowed to stay and if so for how long the cogito is hope they've gathered all the right papers certifications from theaters that want to work with kamal confirmations from the daughter

would would not be fans of this and it's hard to see the turks allowing that to stand. and it's not clear to me that the kurds could do that absent u.s. support and i don't think that there will be u.s. support or kurdish expansion the us is happy to support the kurds and fighting isis once that's over i suspect that support will significantly diminished. or turkey isn't the only country in the region right now which is very worried about the kurds long running tensions between iraqi kurdistan and the central government have escalated since last month's controversial referendum on kurdish the session from baghdad iran also has concerns about kurdish empowerment there are iranian kurdish groups on their side of the border with aspirations of independence to middle eastern states do have that history of allying with each others kurdish rebels to undermine neighboring governments but now it appears central governments have a common fear of rising kurdish our interesting development team do you think the policy towards kurds is going to continue to drive divergence perhaps

it's not happy for turks and turkish friends. it will always be a place, i mean, i became, i think i became myself there. it will always be a place that represents-- a refuge in a way for me. feel like a place of peace. i think this is interesting when people ask me about why i stay in a place that's unstable and to me, just turkey, istanbul will always feel like actually a place of calm, oddly enough. so, i hope to, even if some time i have to leave for other reasons, i always hope to have a home there hopefully. >> great. and as i think we're wrapping up, an american abroad in a post american world. this is a phrase that was coined talking about the rise of china and india. he says in the book, this doesn't mean that america is out, it means that other countries are much more powerful. what does it mean for you to be an american abroad in a post-american world? >> i think that it's just-- it's an education. i mean, it's just a constant education. i do not see the country the same way anymore. but in many ways, i feel-- i feel l

the turks and the russians and the iranians this is all saw an attempt in order to. create a sham and so we have the turkish government trying to contain the kurds we have the iranians and the russians on the other hand trying actually to overthrow or to weaken and lost a lot front in this operation douglas what would it mean for syria's. full of the region for the world if the kurdish syrian kurds are able to push out of their own claims and create some kind of united toe tree clearly the turks would would not be fans of this and it's hard to see the turks allowing that to stand. and it's not clear to me that the kurds could do that absent u.s. support and i don't think that there will be u.s. support or kurdish expansion the us is happy to support the kurds and fighting isis once that's over i suspect that support will significantly diminished. or turkey isn't the only country in the region right now which is very worried about the kurds long running tensions between iraqi kurdistan and the central government have escalated since last month's controversial referend

turk: you've had 6 bran muffins, ralphie. how is it that you don't have to go yet?e to pack tonight. are you sure you wanna have dinner? i am positive. ok? all right. ok, i'll see you later. hey, cutie. all right, ralphie, new tack. i want you to do what i do. ok? i want you to imagine that there are tiny men inside your booty tryin' to push the dookie-- push the dookie out, ralphie. can you imagine that for me? you told my son there were little men inside him? he barely sleeps as it is! sir, i'm sorry. i was wrong. that was sick! but still, if you could do this for me, i would greatly appreciate it. the next time your son has a bowel movement, take the dookie, put it in a ziploc bag, and just call me on my cell phone. it's for my girlfriend. ugh! hey, ralphie! little men pushin' it out! pushin' it out! that mrs. larkin's an aggressive lady. she won't even let her husband finish a sent-- oh, shut the hell up, would you please? at least she's ballsy, unlike that husband, who's the overly thoughtful, sensitive type that drive me crazy. what? nah, i just-- i think the

the neighbors have come to say goodbye they can understand the culture turks decision and then the turks are considering leaving the country. let them go ahead and see what it's like and then we can visit them and see how they're doing. look just. like you then it's time to say goodbye. not only to their houses and their best friends. but somehow also to their entire life as they had known it. berlin two weeks later. the culture took family was able to stay in an acquaintance's apartment at first they have already found their own apartment and will be moving soon but they still haven't found work. even before leaving i had said my opportunities will be limited here in germany where i won't be able to earn money as easily here with my turkish place but the difference is at least i can try. it's time for their appointment at the berlin immigration authority it's about their residence permit well the family be allowed to stay and if so for how long the cost to turks hope they've gathered all the right papers certifications from theatres that want to work with kamal confirmations from the da

turk, i need you down here. [whimpers] coming down. j.d.: even other people are starting to see us differently. hey there, doctor. oh, me, of course, because i'm a-- i'm a doctor. i mean, i've got the-- i've got the outfit. i've got the, uh, heart-hearing thingy. stethoscope. ooh. paging dr. know-it-all to the cafeteria. heh! oh! sweet baby james! j.d.: most importantly, we've started to treat each other with respect. dude, you are such a loser, man. i think i look spiffy. i'm trying to separate myself from the whole pack. aw, you already have, bambi, you're the biggest geek to ever come through here. yeah, he is. don't laugh. you're the jocky frat boy with a back problem. yeah, i am. oh, do me, do me, do me! you're gonna want to be careful about yelling that out in a bar. i'm serious. all you guys get to be something. the dork, the jock, the spicy firecracker from the school of hard knocks. no offense, carla. damn it, what am i? you're white. the whitest. yeah. you are. oh, come on. j.d.'s white. i ain't hearing that, woman, 'cause i'

europe took the side of the christians in the ottoman empire the turks were painted as being the bad side and were accused of terrible atrocities while no mention was made of what was being done to muslim groups in the balkans. the situation came to a head in eight hundred seventy six the bosnian revolt had become the crisis in the east the ottoman power was faltering. the ruling sultan abdul aziz in is the middle was overthrown. his successor were at the fifth was considered insane. in august eight hundred seventy six his brother abdul hamid the second came to power. he received the sort of the founder of the dynasty in the arab sultan mosque he was thirty four years old when he became the thirty fourth ottoman sultan. because. of the sultan abdul hamid who was the last stand when the empire started crumbling as a result of the nationalist efforts particularly in the balkans and under the. pressure of the major powers he tried playing a new convert. convert he was seen as a liberal who would give the empire a constitution this dream had been there for several years and the liberal o

turk, i know it's silly, and i know it's only for one day. but ever since i was a little girl, all i wanted to do was have a big beautiful wedding. baby, what's the name of that designer you love so much? she made that gown. vera... wang. [both laugh] oh, my god. you're the only 2 doctors immature enough to laugh at the name "vera wang." hello. go ahead. what? i think vera wang makes very beautiful gowns. plus, her last name is a very funny word for "penis." who's with me? air 5. ssst, ssst, ssst. shorts, huh? yeah. what, i don't get to wear shorts 'cause i'm just a lowly janitor? i didn't say "lowly." oh, so now i'm a janitor. yes. have you been drinking? i'm not drunk. i love your shorts, ok? i wish i had a pair just like 'em. hmm. dr. cox: ok, mr. weisfelner, the angioplasty went well, but here's the thing. it is on you, partner. you've gotta start watching what you eat so that we can kick this thing in the ass, ok? it's on you, partner. oh, gosh, shannon. thank you so much for clarifying my point by repeating it word for word. and now in

the patriotic young turks i gradually became nationalist wholemeal this or that is to kill. the nationalist wave that had been triggered a century earlier in greece had finally arrived in the hans turkish core of the ottoman empire it was close to the end. in the ensuing chaos bound garia egged on by russia declared its independence. austria hungary unexposed i had to go vina. the ottomans were defeated. the balkans were just waiting for a sign to turn against the port a completely. it came from libyan tripoli tanya italy had set its sights on this last ottoman province on the african continent. rome took the offensive in september one thousand eleven the ottoman army resisted but was unable to hold the italian advance. the occupation of libya revealed the weakness of the ottoman empire this encourage serbia and montenegro greece and vulgar area to form the balkan league. one hundred twelve they declared war on the empire albanian messines joined them. the ottoman army already we can from libya was destroyed. tesler nicking the city of the one thousand eight revolution was o

the officer was hurt on turk street near van ness avenue. then the suspect's car was found abandoned on fell. >> officers were searching for the suspect. our team coverage begins with leann melendez. >> reporter: we were told that he is out of surgery and in the intensive care unit. we have this cell phone video to show you. the officer arrived about 10 to 15 minutes after the incident. police were able to get him here very quickly. they were blocking traffic and freeway on-ramping. you're seeing video of the moment the officer was taken off the ambulance. his wife, we are told, is by his side and other family members are coming from out of state the officer has been with the department for four years and assigned to tenderloin station. he is out of surgery and in the intensive care unit. >> reporter: obviously a lot of officers are also here at san francisco general hospital by his side. we're told that the officers from his station, the tenderloin station, have taken this very badly and are asking our viewers to pray for this officer. i'm

has suspended all normal immigrant visa services at its diplomatic facilities in turkey it means turks won't be given visas to visit the united states unless they are planning to move there let's take you straight away to washington d.c. and speak talk or spot on that so tom explain what is behind this decision. the embassy says that the reason for this is security reasons but it's plainly linked to their previous condemnation of the arrest of a local employee at the u.s. consulate in istanbul who has been accused by the turkish authorities of plot a conspiracy or participating in a conspiracy to overthrow the turkish government more than a year ago led by allegedly by self exiled turkish pastor of a tuna glenn lives in the united states and the embassy at that at the time the american embassy said that there are only without merits those charges that he was linked to a terrorist plot but nevertheless it's clear that this is just one more ratcheting up of the of the war of words between the united states and turkey the turks have had no success in getting the drug administration to app

come on, turk! just wanted you to know i don't have a problem with you.m-off. oh. who can? stain...i won't lie to ya. this is gonna hurt a little bit. why don't you just paint over it? hmm... you believe that crap sean was saying? he was right. even in college, you cared way too much about everybody liking you. hey, who wants to help me move? me. j.d., could you walk my dog tonight while i have casual sex with your friend miguel? love to! hey, who wants to help me move back? i know where it all goes. think about it, man. cox has taught you the most since you've been here, right? do you really think he gives a damn whether you like him or not? i like to think so. outta my way, space waster. i felt the love. [thinking] catch him and kick him in his junk! enjoy. i didn't cut the hand off. i used a different puppet for that. if you want, you can give that one to me, and i can fix it. and have it. for the kids. disturbing fetishes aside, i feel like i owe you an apology on account of acting like a jackass, but i don't think that my son should be the one who ha

j.d., voice-over: turk likes to blow off steam by playing basketball before surgery. i always get my ass kicked...but not today. ah-ha! game! how the hell did we lose?! we have chet! sorry, man. chet, you suck! aah! hunh! hunh! you know what? some stereotypes are true, turk, ok? and just maybe black people are a little better at basketball. what do you say? [sweet georgia brown playing] [screaming] [bionic sound effect] ha! maybe a little. y'all got hockey. ♪ i can't do this all on my own ♪ ♪ no, i know i'm no superman ♪ captioning made possible by buena vista television ♪ i'm no superman ♪ ♪ i'm no super why did they get divorced? oh, i have no idea. i just can't believe you had to pee in front of jordan. i know. i could not do that. i mean, paul's my boyfriend, and i make him turn the volume way up on the tv when i go. plus, he's not allowed in the apartment an hour before or after i do twosies. elliot, you're a doctor. stop calling it "twosies." oh, with patients i say "dookie." oh, dookie! what? well, now, maggie, i can only assume that you are wiling away the mor

the turks retaliated with the same move ina turks retaliated with the same move in a diplomatic missionsis that the turks detained an employee at istanbul claiming he had links to the failed coup last year. the americans say there is no evidence to that, the man has been given no access to his lawyers and has been libelled by the media who has published his family address. turkey says it does not need permission to arrest its nationals. but people believe that now turkey is involved in hostage diplomacy, arresting people as bargaining chips for bilateral talks with states like america and germany. president ergodan say they do not see the ambassador is a representative of the us government, a vain hope that donald trump might overrule him. there is little sign that either side will roll back on this. the turks allegedly wanted to arrest a second employee, and there is every possibility that this will escalate. with me isjoshua walker, a former us state department official in the turkish capital ankara. let's back up here, because it wasn't that long ago that president trump was praising

more than three hundred thousand turks flew to the u.s. last year. almost four hundred sixty thousand americans came to turkey the visa dispute threatens to cut off this important stream of business travelers and tourists. the rao had immediate consequences on the financial markets shares in turkish airlines lost up to eleven percent as the week began. nervous investors sent turkey's main stock market index tumbling almost five percent one point. tension with turkey a series of terror attacks and above all the fallout from last year's coup attempt all this has weighed on the turkish currency the lira has lost half its value over the last three years. and turkey's double digit annual inflation rate makes turkish exports chief but it diminishes turks purchasing power. another danger is turkey's high level of government debt it has to repay more than one hundred seventy billion dollars over the next twelve months ankara now wants to carry out further structural reforms in order to stimulate the economy it hopes that will encourage foreign investment but

is active it's had four decades of conflict with the turks maybe they'll be some agreement there on the rain ians being involved in trying to put down p k k activity around the border areas but crossing the border isn't likely political discussions as well on tactics really how to try to cut off bizarrely and his inner circle with a whole series of measures this is what one military expert had to say. it is isolation issue this content month issue you know in political terms in economic terms and also in military terms and those are to show that if we feel our staffs threatened. that then ankara can. be on the same room in the same room sit on the same table and. think about military

we need to remember the ultimate empire the turks were fighting with germany against the allies against britain and france and russia that's the immediate context of it momentous things are happening in february of that year old depending on the calendar seventeen the first part of the russian revolution takes place that's an enormously worrying a vent for the. old and it's trying to promote their cause to get some kind of backing from the countries the allies they hope and believe are going to win the war so that's part of it but in the immediate foreground in november one nine hundred seventeen october and november it's about looking we need i mean war and securing the peace on terms that. britain's in trouble but i'm going to malta martin you've written about the role the other allies of play do we obsessing too much over the role of britain in that period well i mean first we have to be a bit more precise about what the british thought they were going to achieve by the balfour declaration and the archives have been open for some time so we know exactly what the calculations were the

it seems the turks are ready to come in and push back all the forces they don't like.t seems there are many more big battles that will be happening around the city. does it link into oui’ around the city. does it link into our next story? i think it does. not stopping terror in a free society. one of the consequences is if you have daesh fighters, is biters, moving out of the area, where do they go next? -- fighters. the numbers given yesterday by andrew parker, the extraordinary thing, he said there's been more than 500 live investigations at the moment with 3000 people known to be connected to extremist activity being tracked. what's interesting is he is almost stating the obvious saying that you can't expect 100% success. if we look around our cities, airports, where we live, everything is being re—engineered in a permanent way to accept we are living with terrorism for many decades to come. where does that leave us? he is stating the blindingly obvious most of the time, but it has turned into an unprecedented and more uncertain world than ever before. we know that.

well this is the role that the turks are taking on one side now as you say the turks are supporting the rebels so they put in boots on the ground there also the russians have overflight rights in those the escalation zones they using those airstrikes against h.t.s. and i saw the armed groups there in those areas near the iranian militias that are fighting there so that's really how they're policing the syrian opposition say that they are in effect this is almost an occupation of. those deescalation zones by the russians the iranians and the turks however they say that this is been agreement between all of the parties and the syrian regime and this is one way of trying to make peace but the international rescue committee that's one of the big charities operating in the area has also spoken they've said they don't see civilians being protected by those guarantors they also don't see peace breaking out over syria as the russians seem to be insinuating. imran thanks very much sultan baraka friend of al-jazeera following that story for us the devil is in the details with the syrian peace pla

it happened just before 12:30 this afternoon on turk street between franklin and van ness. just after the accident. a large group of officers attended to him as they waited for an ambulance. a police vehicle nearby. we've heard the officer was a member of the tenderloin bicycle unit. just a little while ago, san francisco police spokesman explained what happened. >> so officers were could not an investigation into a possible firearms

on the block of turk street between venice and franklin. the suspect vehicle fled the scene and officer was transported to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. the officer has been with the department for 4 years i was assigned to tenderloin station. he is out of surgery and in the icu unit the vehicle was located, unoccupied. the suspect was taken into custody on the 500 block of dulles. at a parsley 3:30 pm. this is an active investigation. the department will provide updates as we receive information. i will take a few questions.>> reporter: how is officer doing ?>> he is in icu it speaks for itself.>> reporter: was he ever awake ? could you elaborate ? is he in very critical condition ?>> he is in grave condition in icu. as far as awake or not, i cannot elaborate.>> reporter: [inaudible]>> there are family members here and others are coming to the bay area from out of the be area -- state.>> reporter: does he have children ? >> i cannot comment.>> reporter: is his injury to his arms, legs ?>> i will not go into any medical specifi

the turks hosting north western. d.j.northwestern, 210 receiving yards, he scored two touchdowns, now has seven on the year, that's more than the junior had all of last season. maryland led 17-14. justin jackson ran all over the turks. 171 yards and two scores. the second one puts the wild cats up 37-21. that is your final. >> sudden change in the game or a big plan of special teams or a turnover, you like to get momentum and keep going. we haven't been able to >> we left a lot of plays on the field. we're not going to lay down, stick together, get closer as a team after this, just get better. >> 25th ranked navy, this helps. henderson puts it on the turf and the midshipmen recover, navy drive. gets it in from a yard out. after the 2 point conversion it's a 3 point game. memphis punts it back. navy get a final chance, 80 known more for his legs than arm. intercepted. that ends it. mids first loss of the year 30-27. two weeks since the redskins lost to the chiefs. they've prepared for the 49ers. that kicks off tomorrow. lo

suspend suspend issuing visas to the turks and now the turks suspend issuing visas to any americans wanting to go over there so it's really becoming something of a spectacle at this point so it all began so with turkey accusing the u.s. embassy of employing a man who they allege had ties to fatah log glenn that's the mom and political leader who sought asylum here stateside president order one however alleges that gu and his followers were behind the attempted coup last summer he's also alleging the u.s. government is complicit in the failed coup because the u.s. will not extradite going back to turkey and this is what prompted the arrest of the unnamed turkish u.s. embassy worker listen to what the u.s. ambassador to turkey had to say about this move surrounded his response chin's about whether the goal of some officials is to disrupt the longstanding cooperation between turkey and the united states if true this would put the people who work with and work out and visit our diplomatic facilities at risk. we don't know if these arrests or singular events were if we should expect other turkis

this happened when the officer was hit on turk street near van necessary avenue. ness avenue. and less than 20 minutes later, officer locked down the buena vista park for hours searching for the guy until he was found at 3:30 at ellis and levenworth six blockings from the crash scene. he tells us he has a long rap sheet and picked up recently on some kind of police hold. >> it happened just before 12:30 this afternoon, mid block on turk between franklin and van ness, we got here just minutes after the officer was hit by a alex suv, police have yet to release his name. a large group of officers send itted to him as they waited for an ambulance, the officer is a member of the tenderloin station bicycle unit. he was quickly transported by ambulance to the general hospital. >> this afternoon approximately 12:21 p.m. he officers from tenderloin police station were conducting investigation in possible firearms violation and the suspect was at the gas station at turk and franklin when he saw police and took off hitting the officer. he drove to the pan handle and dumped the car at fel

fight to the death now we don't know what kind of agreement they will have to finally reached with a turks are they going to pull out from there are they going to hand over their weapons are they going to move to other areas like. the province of this really is a very delicate situation i think if they cannot manage to convince which is the most powerful armed groups operating in in the near future with a likely to see some of the fiercest military confrontations ever since the start of the syrian conflict six years ago. at the border crossing between turkey and syria thank you very much for that. kurdish forces in iraq have accused baghdad of sending its troops to two areas near kurdish controlled oil fields close to the city of kirkuk the kurdish regional security council says soldiers have been seen south of the city iraq's government has denied it's planning a military attack on the kurdish controlled region of the country tensions have been rising between the two governments since the kurdish secession referendum last month let's get the latest from john stratford who is in erbil in n

it happened just before 12: p this afternoon between turk treat and venice. police have yet to release the suspect's name. a large group of officers tended to him as they waited for an ambulance. a police bike sickle on the ground nearby. the officer is part of a tern loin bicycling unit. a little while ago san francisco police spokesman splien what happened. >> this afternoon at 12:21 p.m. the officers were conducting an investigation. they observed a suspect in a vehicle they believed was in position of a firearm. >> reporter: according to police sources the suspect was at the gas station at turks and franklin when he saw the police and took off. the suspect drove to the panhandle with the officer on the case. he reportedly dumped the suv. and ran towards apartments. the large contingent of police on foot, horses and dirt bikes canvas the area looking for the driver. so the suspect has been caught. in fact he was caught right here in the tender loin right behind me. in the meantime, the police officer is in critical condition and the police are asking for p

the mixtape and the turks have been trying to stop that blocked i had to convince americans not to do it but they have this by by aligning itself with iran and russia i think what the turks are trying to do is to send a message through to washington but i'm afraid washington is not in a mood to listen to that to that message secondly mr adelman has been threatening to go into syria for a long time he's been threatening to go into iraq following the referendum in northern iraq so he's been in the turkish press has been full of stories of imminent military action by by turkey and everybody has been expecting some kind of military action so there's a way in which you can argue that the in the operation will kind of satisfy this. urge that has emerged in turkey and add one will be able to say yes we are doing military operations and of course they will be successful in his in his book and so this is it may be that the. intervention is a side show for both domestic politics and especially us turkish relations only backing a professor of international relations at lehigh university in virgi

i mean if the turks are trying to do is also send a message to washington saying look we can now hit the s.d.f. and there y.p. genies are to choose to syria now allies of the united sates fighting isis as the emphasis and sitting in the ok front which is composed mostly of the kurdish fighters go the way b.g. so by going in they will be very close as your correspondent also said very close to b.g. positions in our friend and the turkish press and the turkish government has been talking now for two weeks about how they plan to go in and then go after the us why p.g. well they to do that and to create a major problem with united states because the united states needs a white preaching to fight isis and to finish the isis threats in syria i suspect they're toast won't do anything at the moment but this is now they have a car they came play against united states and have another card that they can flip the united states with a ship with united states and turkey is very tense at the moment and you saw that the united states in cause i'm presenting to the nations right next to its presence

reporter: more than 300,000 turks flew to the u.s. last year. almost 460,000 americans into turkey. visa dispute threatens to cut off this important stream of business travelers and tourists. the row how to -- it had immediate consequences on financial markets. nervous investors sent turkey's main stock market index tumbling almost 5% at one point. >> tension with 30's allies, a series of -- with turkey's allies and more have weighed on the turkish currency. reporter: the lira has lost half its value over the last three years. turkey's double-digit annual inflation rate makes exports cheap what diminishes turk's export power. another danger is turkey's high level of government debt. it has to repay mo billion over the next 12 months. acura now wants to carry out further structural reforms to stimulate the economy. it helps that will encourage foreign investment. investors say that is unlikely without political stability. javier: if all of this causes headaches for investors, maybe they can take in nashville. but that brand might change stock. the company announced it is considering

here in the turks and caicos islands, the story is the same.llions of lives goes on long after the storm has passed. and that is it for this special edition of weather world, with nick and sarah in the bbc weather centre in london, and from me here, until then, keep checking the weather. hello there. storm brian has been bringing strong winds across the united kingdom over the last 24 hours. the centre of brian moving out into the north sea, were it will weaken through the course of the day. today, rain or showers showing up on the radar picture. strong winds around the coastline of wales and south—west england, yesterday. the forecast was for gusts up to 70 mph, which was not far off the mark. inland, forecasts of 40 or 50 miles an hour. those kinds of values in many inland areas. it was kind of a typical autumnal windy day. those winds still with us for the early risers for the first part of the morning. outbreaks of red across western scotland, north—west midlands, north wales. the gusts around 40 to 50 miles an hour in the pennines and on t

the officer was hurt on turk street near van ness avenue.n the suspect's car was found abandoned on fell. >> officers were searching for the suspect. our team coverage begins with leann melendez. >> reporter: we were told that he is out of surgery and in the intensive care unit. we have this cell phone video to show you. the officer arrived about 10 to 15 minutes after the incident. police were able to get him here very quickly. they were blocking traffic and freewa

. >> the suspect struck the officer on turk street between franklin and van ness.hen he drove off ditching the car near the panhandle. kpix5 reporter joe vazquez is live at zuckerberg general hospital with how the officer is doing tonight. joe? >> reporter: liz, still listed in critical condition. all evening we've been watching as officers have been streaming in to visit their colleague who was severely injured. he's a bicycle cop, assigned to the tenderloin station. this afternoon around 12:20 he was helping with an investigation of a man suspected of a firearms violation. police say the suspect noticed the officers, then suddenly bolted and in the process smashed his suv right into the officer's bike. >> officer down. officer down. turk and franklin, officer down. >> reporter: police chased the suspect but then lost him. they found his car with obvious front end damage, but he was nowhere to be found. after a three hour manhunt officers finally arrested the suspect in the 500 block of ellis. meanwhile the officer was rushed to general hospital. he got out of sur

here in the turks and caicos islands, the story is the same.effect that they have on millions of lives goes on long after the storm has passed. and that is it for this special edition of weather world, with nick and sarah in the bbc weather centre in london, and from me here, until then, keep checking the weather. if you mist any of that, it is on line. nothing is dramatic this weekend, but we do have a storm working its way through, brian has given a cloudy picture. we have seen is in strong winds. these are exposed sites, but for more general areas. . . exposed sites, but for more general areas... here is the storm on the satellite picture, a lovely looking swell of cloud, on the southern flank of the storm is where we are seeing the strong west or southwesterly winds. as we go through the next few hours, wind gusts will continue to reach 40—50 miles per row, inland areas at times, around the coast the risk is 60-70. times, around the coast the risk is 60—70. rough seas and the potential for coastal flooding, on top of that, a lot of heavy ra

was just yesterday when he was on a bicycle beat when he was hit by a fleeing suspect in an suv near turk and van ness. the 32-year-old was rushed into emergency surgery. again, he remains in intensive care. and the following is a statement written by his wife. it was read by the police chief. >> "if elia was writing this, he would want to say that he is like every other cop working in san francisco. he goes to work every day to protect and serve his community. he does this with heart and passion. at the end of the day, like any other officer, he wants to come home to his family. elia is a symbol of strength. it's in his blood. this situation will be no different. this is not the end of elia's story. please, please, send him positive energy and love. he deserves it and he will no doubt get through this." >> reporter: just to give you an idea of how well liked this officer is, we're told that in his five years with the department, he has been recognized numerous times for his outstanding police work. owe received sfpd's purple heart award in 2015 after he was hurt on the job while trying t

there are several scenes across the city and the officer was struck around 12:30 this afternoon at turk and franklin not far from city hall. the vehicle was located a short time later near golden gate park. and the suspect was taken into custody about 3:30 this afternoon at an apartment building on ellis street. we have live team coverage now from ktuv's henry lee at san francisco general hospital where that injured officer is still in icu. henry. >> reporter: ken, we have seen a steady stream of san francisco police and firefighters, first responders, here keeping vigil here at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital where that officer, a four- year department veteran, is in critical condition afternoon surgery. he is in the intensive care unit. he was investigating a suspect believed to have a gun inside the beige lexus, that suspect then became aware of the officer's presence and according to police intentionally ran that buys rammed that bicycle officer before taking off. the vehicle was found in golden gate park and at 3:30 the suspect was arrested on the 500 block of ellis stree