. >> enl caso de la seÑora sabrina es tan oslo 1 , miles dios emujeres son agredidas al cruzar la fronteramÁs abiertas . >> que me ayuden por mi hija (llanto) , no puedo decir mÁs nada pero no quiero que me separen de mi niÑa . >> conmociÓn en un vecindario en houston texas , tras una balacera en una fiesta de cumpleaÑos . >> cerca de 100 personas aissitieron . >> bailaban cuando se escucharon disparos, la policÍa busca do spistoleron . >> esta en prisiÓn un adolescente de 16 aÑos dÓnde abriÓ fuego en una pista de patinaje . >> causo panico, uno de los heridos recibiÓ un balazo en el brazo, el otro en la espalda . >> el atacante fue identificado como cory donto . >> una trabajadora muriÓ atacada por un puma hay mÁs de 60 pumas , la policÍa dijo que la mujer falleciÓ . >> el volumen coproral de un francÉs fue una razÓn para impedir subir a un aviÓn , pesa 500 libras , la aerolinea dijo que su rechazo fue por la salud de los aviones . >> la compaÑia devolvera todo el dinero . >> y ahora vamos con un adelano de lo que tiene aquÍ y ahora . >> en solo minutos el futbolista salvador cabaÑas habl

>> i think it will be oslo could be the favorite. the next two games are in far-flung places, south korea. i think they'll be looking for a safe pair of hands with a track record. >> great talking to you, titus. as always. that's all we have time for. back with more news in 3/4 of an hour. thanks for watching. >> a munich church this week ruled that the president will stand trying for tax evasion despite turning himself in to authorities. he is accused of hiding money in a swiss bank account. >> i am surprised at that our voluntary declaration was not accepted as valid. my lawyers and i will do everything possible to convince the court with our arguments before the trial begins in march. >> he says he has gotten plenty of support from friends. supporters say it's too early to judge. >> it's a good chance for him to clear everything up and convince people he really just made mistake. people shouldn't judge him for that. >> if found guilty, he could be fined or sentenced to prison. the trial is set to begin in march. >> monday also saw

we vacated the best waning in oslo, and from the very areas that we vacated, they sent over hundredsf suicide bombers into my city of haifa, of tel aviv, of jerusalem, and over 1,000 israelis were butchered and murder in coffee shops and buses. then we tried it again, a third time. we vacated gaza. it's a jew-free land. >> rose: also you vacated sinai. >> hold on. we'll talk about sinai in a moment. the egyptians never talked about wiping out the jewish nation, certainly not over the past years prior to their goal was to restore sinai. here we have people who are explicitly saying we want to wipe out israel. we advocated the gaza strip. and they've shot thousands of missiles days after we left. president paris said it's going to become the singapore of the middle east. it became the vietnam of the middle east. so howmentz do we have to hand over land to people that minutes later shoot missiles from my children? i live five kilometers from the green line in smaller israel. i have four kids. i'm not going to put them in harm's way. >> rose: what does that say to you, the palestinians a

i do teenagers is now from the businesses that oslo was behind the team's account when people look at the us ever once concerned about the job situation even central bankers always not know how important this is an altered state key data showed an improvement in of the jobs picture in the us and the dow jones went higher. the key index rose almost seven tenths of a percent to end the day at sixteen thousand and nine while to see how stocks here are starting the day. that's good for me no regard to standing by at the tokyo stock exchange sober mean another record closing high on the dow is indeed i quite easy to configure their investors also were cheered by the approval by the us senate banking committee for a picture nominee janet gallon that was the sentiment is well let's look at the opening doubles for the nick in the topics that fifteen thousand four hundred seventy eight. it actually broke above fifteen thousand five hundred by the open. but a pretty strong stock you know we may see them make it to sixteen thousand level soon here as well the closest we came to that was intra da

so. >> did oslo never read threatening letters? >> they did not have a single question will individual on file . dallas was a hotbed of anti kennedy sentiment, and there have been incidents involved. dallas in particular. the incident with adlai stevenson a couple of months before where he was spat upon and a salted. they had been attacked right before the election in 1960. the local newspapers were strongly come virulently anti kennedy. i came across a wonderful tour guide in dallas. a lot of behind-the-scenes places. the former first lady of dallas was very helpful to me in doing this, but he took me to all the hidden places that people normally do not see including oslo's jail cell which is now closed and abandoned. but at the end of the day i quote this in the book. he has done this for years. related to the deletes, kind of obsessed with it. i said, you focused on this for years and years. what do you really think? he says, you know, i know everything that there is to know about november 22nd, 1963, except what really happened

defend sometimes the actions of israel to my liberal jewish or non-jewish friends, i don't understand oslo with a few exceptions. .. .. >> so the question is whether there are pressure all? >> and just everything was drinking. >> what's the question? why do we not reach out more? okay, okay. let me answer. it's a very simple answer. of course you can understand they want us to reach out more. we have to reach out in a sensible realistic way. one of the problems is the peace thinking of the peace concept will not renew in 20 years of reality refuted them time after time. this is why we need fresh thinking. it will not try to sell today is a new car or a 25-year-old chevy. so it's time to think fresh. and to describe it in a sentence. when israelis open their hearts and say it's a good pc to 93 the result was the wave of terror and exploding in jerusalem. when israelis took it to step forward in the camp david peace agreement 2000, the result was the worst suicide army terror offenses ever. when israelis open their heart the third time and withdrew from the gaza strip, the result was rockets

that all solution would be going on during the conflict and if you give me a break give me a break oslo was you know the so again it's been going on again kelli if i can go to you when we look at all of these countries here the united states the incident i don't understand your point you would prefer just continuing what is going on without any negotiation without any torpedo and united states government. coming to it to get a conflict going moderate fair or broker it's shown itself repeatedly not to be a fair broker and that's my point here if we look at the greater middle east here you have the united states with very different principles in interest in there colliding go ahead keli jump in i have to agree with stephen that yet no one president can control the events involving events in the middle east right now and i and i didn't mean to suggest that at all i think what as a journalist and as a consumer of news and current events i think the problem that i see is that. president obama is not projecting the image of a strong and confident player on the global stage right now. that sai

what's at the dodge center responded by taking wants to see the beam every time i've tried to yield to oslo to receive updates up an activist and it's now up to a between the two governments to see how they will warn this one up. despite widespread condemnation of his trial program. the us the tree is invading the new concept of flying level which can prevent riots when and in my heart like a fall at dawn to dusk to the northeast. this point on the committee is the dumbest thing takes to maintain afghanistan's war torn infrastructure is ending up and it will happen if i can count on two recent governments that paper deals just a click away on our backs right from the sea the aggregate picture the reporters were there the animal. h has to be calling is getting attention from the lake is now the u s senate is planning a special meeting to discuss the risks and find pictures of the bachelor money that's not to be clean for the new soared beyond three hundred dollars marking a new record with ninety of the coin aims to achieve. that's the main features of traditional mighty one. there is real t

the netherlands and russia the dutch since responded by taking russia to the merry time try bunol to oslo the release of those activists and it's now up to between the two governments to see how they will work this one out. we'll bring you more news in about from now stay around. ministry no claim is acquiring for the wrong reason. president obama despite being king liberal loves to flatter the troops he loves their courage selflessness and teamwork as he said in his state of the union address but he doesn't love are there expensive injuries which the troops are going to have to pay three times more for according to yahoo news the president's administration wants to force military retirees to get out of tri-care their current plan and added to obamacare the plan calls for them to raise premiums from up to ninety to three hundred forty five percent within five years one example provided by the free beacon estimates that a retired army colonel with a family currently paid four hundred sixty dollars a year for health care would have to pay around two thousand dollars making you pay even more

lot of the solution would be going on during the conflict and if you give me a break give me a break oslo was. still going to be going on again kelly if i can go to you when we look at all of these countries to the united states seriously and i don't understand your point you would prefer just continuing what is going on without any negotiation without any toy you know and united states government united states is not. the way to get a conflict going moderate fair broker it's shown itself repeatedly not to be a fair broker and that's my point here if we look at the greater middle east here you have the united states with very different principles in interest in there colliding go ahead keli jump in i have to agree with stephen that no one president can control the events involving advance in the middle east right now and i and i didn't mean to suggest that at all i think what as a journalist and as a consumer of news and current events i think the problem that i see is that. president obama is not projecting the image of a strong and confident player on the global stage right now. that sa

thank you very much indeed associate professor of the scandinavian institute of maritime law there in oslo thank you for being with us live in r.t. . the mayor of the israeli city of nazareth illit was recently voted back into power on a promise to keep the city jewish and limit the growth of the arab population and this in a diverse electorate of jews christians and arabs as r.t. policy in a report she's refusing to back down. what my goal is to have as few arabs as possible blunt direct and a virtually racist shit from a shop or ninety five percent of males think the same but only five percent will say it to the media i'm sorry i'm the only one who does so by have to stay true to what i believe should one capsule has never shied away from controversy the mayor of nazareth elite is known for building neighborhoods for jewish citizens only banning christmas trees from schools and boasting that he stopped the arab population in the city from growing among his friends he counts prime minister benjamin netanyahu and now he's just been reelected for another term in office you notice that israe

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netherlands and russia the dutch since responded by taking russia to the married time tribe you know to oslo the release of those activists and it's now up to between the two governments to see how they will work this one out. unless i can look at some of that world news in brief this. dozens have been injured in violent clashes across bangladesh was a garment workers took to the streets demanding higher pay for services threw stones at security forces who responded with tear gas the rioters also a time trial treason industrial towns pay and conditions are a major issue and hunger there is the largest manufacturer in the world. the u.n. is appealing for hundreds of millions of dollars in emergency aid to hold the typhoon devastated philippians all than one thousand seven hundred on learn to have died there but it's feared the real number is more than ten thousand troops have killed two looters ambushed and aid convoy as people in the west hit regions are left to search for food and medical supplies a massive international relief effort is well underway with rescue teams making their way to c

interviewed before the assassination, and the investigation intensified, not held in abeyance after oslo contacted the soviet embassy. 17x -- fbi employees censored or placed on probation for shortcomings with the investigation of oz all prior to the assassination. an action should be taken promptly despite the possibility that the warren commission might learn about it during the contest -- commission's existence. assisted director suggested the disciplinary action be deferred until the commission's findings be made public. hoover did not agree and implemented their recommendation on the same day he received the report personally ordering that all 17 fbi officials involved in the dealings with all before the assassination be disciplined. his deal was us that such gross incompetence could not be overlooked in our administrative action postponed. end quote. just director, suggested an addendum that it was significant that all of the agents, supervisors, and officials to consider the issue that concluded on oswald did not meet the criteria for the security index. under these circumstances

articulate, and he made a tremendous witness, told about all kinds of meetings with clay shaw and oslo that all of the others. and then the defense got him and said, well, are you the gentleman that has sued the new york city police department? indeed, i am. what for? well, they have been following me around and ruined my sex life for 17 years. well, then he said, are you there gentleman that fingerprints his daughter when she comes to visit in? he said to my certainly am. the disguise themselves sometimes. [laughter] said this is the type of thing that he made a hero out of him in this movie. people used to say, i bet oliver stone called to talk to you about all you seen. well, i had a call from one person, his producer. she wanted to know if i had a press badge from that stated they could borrow. so that is jfk in and i shall. >> we have time for two more questioners. i am not sure about you, but the most expensive thing i heard about all of that is when we were referred to as the elder generation. [laughter] >> hi. i came. you mentioned the reconstruction of harvey oswald taking the

oslo shot at walker in the dark, firing one shot and ran away. walker got his pistol. in.rld war ii, hwas not going to sit there and be shot at. he went to look for the man he shot at him. he managed to escape and got away on a city bus a no one ever knew. and so there was no investigation. lou: and how did he get away on november 22nd? >> on a city bus. he did not know how to drive. he did not have a driver's license. it is so bizarre path. escaping on a bus after trying to kill an army general and not escaping the school book depository on a bus. >> every conspiracy theorist there's and to say, wait a minute, marino was -- boss of that every reason in the world to be quiet. what were they, and how many were attached to the fact that she was a soviet citizen that i assume also that meant and had been encouraged to raise seems to me to have met while in moscow. >> well, terrified. he was a violent wife beater, th illusions of grandeur, told her he wanted to hunt down richard nixon, hijack a plane to cuba and fight in the cuban revolution and support castro, wanted to maker

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since then we've had the oslo accords. they've been stopped and started many times, and many in washington and elsewhere, many wonder what they hope to accomplish. john kerry was with mahmoud abbas, as you mentioned, and praised the palestinian leader. >> i am convinced that president abbas is serious about these talks. i'm convinced that he wants to find peace, and he understands that it will require compromise by all the parties. and he has restated to me today his own willingness to compromise in an effort to find a fair and justice peace. >> a lot of skeptics tony, that john kerry can be successful. they accuse him of taking the eye off the ball and the administration of taking their eye off the ball with everything is that is happening around the central conflict in egypt, syr syria, iran, th they are accusig the president of taking his eye off the ball. >> i want to take up a couple of points that you just made with our guest, it's good to have you back. >> my pleasure. >> i always enjoy talking to you. did you expec

we begin with a strange story outside of oslo, norway, a conference sponsored by islamic organizationsed to highlight, highlight moderate muslims. take a look at what happened. >> how many of you agree that the punishment described in the koran and the -- whether it is death, whether it is stoning for adultery, whatever it is, if it is from a law and miss messenger that is the best punishment ever possible for human kind? and that is what we should apply in the world? who agrees with that? >>> just to be clear there are supposed to be moderate muslims and they all agree that you should kill people who commit adultery. joining us now from santa barbara, the sage of southern california dennis miller. if that were the law of the world a lot of people in california would be in big trouble and france as well. >> one second, billy. got an incoming news story, recon mark obenshain lost by 4 million votes. sebelius, time to go back to being batman's butler, baby, you are going to wear yourself brunette if you stay in there. let's see, i'm just glad you asked me to speak about something like s

hope and excitement for the future when he was murdered, and i believe he was murdered not just by oslo. there was just too much about the stuff that is coming up that is now being released, and i think there is more yet to be learned. it is a tragedy for this country and for the world, because i think the world would look very different than it does right out. and i am sad today. host: thanks for your call. " has all street journal page on their website that is called the week that camelot came apart. they have here a photo of the president's schedule, the official schedule, and he goes to the day that the president in dallas. he had arrived in texas the day before, here attending a breakfast at a texas hotel, and they list some of the reporters who were part of the pool. smith, frank formier, bob baskin, bob clark. shot at about 12:30. sylvia is in paradise, california. go ahead. you are on the of. caller: ♪ hi, my name is sylvia, when jfk was killed. i worked at the phone company, and you have never seen 100 women shut up. we were devastated. this man fought for his country, and he d

. >> oslo that is what they believe about the negotiations between bill clinton and i can't sar arafat. >> they could not take -- >> right in 2,000 especially that's when he called me stungly super filibuster, stunningly superficial .. i think we have a pretty big difference of opinion on iran and also the israel israeli-palestinian. >> and how about china? >> no. i think his last book especially, i think is extraordinarily important because he looks at a lot of the countries, turkey, who can make a huge difference, india that can make a huge difference, china that can make a huge difference. >> rose: dorchester -- doris kearns goodwin was talking about wrote a wonderful book you should read and i know you will about teddy roosevelt and william howard taft and their relationship and what happened because they split the republican party and woodrow wilson became president as you may know. >> right. doris is such an extraordinary writer and historian, it remind you of obviously of jefferson and adams. >> rose: yes. >> and that extraordinary story too. >> rose: on, died on the same day. >

defend sometimes the actions of israel to my liberal jewish or non-jewish friends, i don't understand oslofew exceptions. .. ..

and they have -- [inaudible] so they are called oslo principles. okay. on the worldwide web. on the second question, i don't know what the, you know, the specific details of that report are, but what i will say is that again, you know, in a crisis. you come up against so many dynamics. there's a chaos to the crisis. there are bureaucratic obstacles. so everybody out there is endeavoring to break down any obstacle to delay the delivery of aid to the people who deliberately and urgently need it. and i think we have to be careful about, you know, citing from, you know, different instructions out of their context or so on. without commenting on the specific of this particular report. but the bottom line is that for us humanitarians we have a long and deep partnership with a philippine authorities. it's one of the best relationships that we have in the world. coming up on three years and i've traveled to so many countries in carriage of my duty. i cannot think of this country where we have a better relationship. and that is better this crisis and for a long time in term of true pa

so they are called oslo principles, ok? you will find them on the world wide web. on the second question, i do not know what the specific details of that report are, but what i will say is that again, you know, in a crisis, you come up against so many dynamics. there is a chaos to the crisis. there are bureaucratic obstacles . everybody out there is an differing to break down any obstacle to delaying the delivery of aid to the people who desperately and urgently need it. i think we have to be careful differentng from instructions out of the context and so on without commenting on the specifics of this particular report, but the bottom line is for us humanitarians, we have a long and deep partnership with the philippine authorities. it is one of the best relationships that we have in the world. in my job, and i have been in this job now for coming up on three years, and i have traveled to so many countries in the discharge of my duties, i cannot think of a country where we have a better relationship. and that is before this crisis and for a long time, and terms of t

the former israeli prime minister who signed the oslo accords two decades ago once noted, you make peace with your enemies, not the queen of holland. i agree and urge us to give diplomacy a chance. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize and congratulate general james d. thurman on his retirement from the united tates army after 38 years of dedicated, distinguished and honorable service. he will retire on november 22, 2013, concluding his service over the past few years as commander of the u.s. forces in korea. during both war and peace, general thurman has served with courage and distinction in the face of tremendous adversity, demonstrating his commitment to america and to our people. during his long and honorable career, general thurman successfully commanded 10 different communities untse, including the extension of operational combat development and deployment. besides his command of the fourth infantry divi

oslo and the news.e safety drills are taking place this week inside the new fourth floor of the caldecott tunnel. over the next few days, drivers along highway 24 may notice emergency response vehicles moving in and around the fire fighters from moraga-or brenda-- orinda, oakland, and contra costa county are participating in emergency safety testing. caltran spokesperson ivied morrison says if the if this week's fire safety drills are successful, the new ford the bore of the caldecott tunnel may open as early as next week. >>darya: the 16 year-old boys suspected of lighting another team on fire on an ac transit bus is scheduled to appear in court this morning. richard thomas of oakland has been charged as an adult in last monday's attack on a 18 year-old luke " sasha " fleischmann. oakland police say fleischman was asleep on an ac transit bus and wearing a kilt like skirt when thomas at the garment on fire. district attorney nancy 0 o'malley says her office is charging both offenses as hate crimes but s

is isn't about oslo somebody else, it'd global interconnected world, efficiency would suggest that reduction occur closest to the point of consumption. as a talk about this, the emergence of demand in middle- class all across the world is going to absorb consumption capacity that exists today. i think what we're looking at is a fantastic opportunity that everyone is talking about. we are very excited about it. this panel is a great example of it. we have an administration that is making effective moves to support policy decisions that will encourage it. we have somebody from capital markets saying that the capital markets are ripe for it. saying a manufacture that the manufacturing base that exists today favors expansion in the u.s.. we have somebody from the consumer market saying we do have ready come a willing and able buyers and consumers. other know what more you could ask for in that particular scenario to understand that there's an opportunity that exists today and now for us to take action. i'm excited to be here. mentioned immigration reform. it is interesting because we have seen o

it happened in a remote road in central norway, 130 niles from oslo.r 50's were killed. one man was the driver. no one else was on the bus. police say the suspect is in his 30's and from south sudan. >> john henry smith joins us for the latest situation on the miami dolphins situation. >> the story progressed more than anybody thought it would. the dolphins put out a statement saying neither jonathan martin nor i any other player complained about being bullied. 24 hours later, they are singing a different tune after evidence was presented. over the course of self months. martin was sent countless threatening messages. he was threatened with violence and made violent threats toward his mother. copies of these messages have been turned over to the nfl for further investigation. the top finance suspended incognito in definitely. >> since april 10, 2012, when the players first came here, and i was the head coach, every decision i've made, everything we've done to this facility has been done with one thing in mind, and that is to help our players and our or