the oslo accords were negotiated in norway, not washington. the israelis and the palestinians about the accords would not have sufficient weight our legitimacy unless they were signed on the white house lawn. prime minister its got rid been and the king of jordan thought that president clinton -- itzak rabin thought that president clinton should be the mediator. there were several interim agreements and international summits and an immense amount of time invested. the president took off 13 days or the summit at camp david. that summit proved to be revealing. prime minister ehud barak agreed to a vast majority of the west bank and half of jerusalem -- he volunteered to divide his country's capital with people who had been at war with them for decades. in spite of all of that, arafat walked away from the deal. he refused to forfeit the demands for the return of millions of the descendants of refugees to israel. a demand which would have turned israel from a de facto jewish facto palestinian state. president bush was criticized for not pursuing p

first, oslo schools, mixed results.review's review's goal was to slow down radicalization of the west bank. he said this quite clearly in a speech which he gave to who died in our are quoted in his book on the prime ministers they came out this summer. he wanted to embrace a secular national movement of the palestinian organization, arafat's group. he did not enjoy the handshake on the white house lawn. the accords allowed the plo to continue their dual track approach of building institutions, receiving funds from the top down, characterizing israel and its negative turns. and i think what is most evident is now we have two elements of the plo, on call thomas and one of pa. vote once resided inside arafat and other intellectually, ideologically and geographically separate. oslo bites painted creative process enfolded a whole series of negotiations and ideas and declarations, not to mention a few of the clinton parameters, the report, tenet report, arab league initiative, the courts have roadmap, geneva accords and any n

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>>> live pictures from oslo, norway, the world is watching. we're moments away from learn whog will be awarded this year's nobel peace prize. here in the united states, today marks day 21 of the protests. even the president has taken notice. and the same medical group that told women in their 40s they don't need mammograms will soon recommend that men not get screened for prostate cancer. good morning to you. happy friday. it's october 7th. this is your a.m. wake-up call. i'm carol costello joining you live from new york. want to go ahead live to oslo. >> the committee has decided the nobel peace prize for 2011 is to be divided in three equal parts between ellen johnson surlaf, name ma bow lee and tav co-carlin for the nonviolent struggle, safety of women and women's rights to full participation in peace-building work. we cannot achieve democracy and piece in the world unless women receive the same opportunities as men in all levels of society. in october 2000, the un security council adopted resolution 1325. the resolution for the first time

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an announcement from oslo, norway, that three women will be sharing this year's nobel peace prize. the president of liberian activists and a yemeni women's rights and democracy activist are being honored for, quote, their nonviolent struggle for the safety of women and women's rights to full participation in peace-building work." >>> federal prosecutors launched a crackdown on california pot dispensa dispensaries. several got letters saying they're violating federal drug laws and have been told to close or face criminal charges. >>> retired army general stanley mcchrystal says we entered the war with too little knowledge about the country. today is the tenth anniversary of the conflict. >>> a federal task force says most men should not routinely get a widely used blood test to check for prostate cancer. the panel says the exam doesn't save lives and leads to unnecessary surgery and complications. the recommendation comes from the very same panel that set off a firestorm of controversy when it said women in their 40s shut no longer get routine mammograms. >>> congresswoman gabrielle

the chairman of the five-member norwegian nobel panel made the announcement in oslo. >> we cannot achieve democracy and lasting peace in the world unless women obtain the same opportunities as men to influence developments at all levels of society. >> warner: sirleaf became africa's first democratically elected female president in 2006 on the heels of 14 years of civil war. she faces a hotly contested re- election next tuesday. in 2009, she spoke to "the newshour" about the women she'd named to senior ministerial posts and how they govern differently. >> i've found all the women in the strategic positions that they hold have been so dedicated and committed and honest. i mean, they really go to the task, you know, with all that it takes. they go that extra mile. >> ooh! yippee! that says it all. >> warner: an earlier african winner of the peace prize-- archbishop desmond tutu of south africa-- was jubilant today at sirleaf's award. >> she deserves it many times over. she's brought stability to a place that was going to hell. >> warner: leymah gbowee has made her own contribution to liberia

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in his speech at oslo when they gave him the nobel peace prize -- one of the things he made clear waswhile we have come a long way we still have a long, long way to go. while the presence of this imposing structure forever reminds us of a long and perilous journey that the struggle has brought us through, it also points toward the future. in the words -- through many days of toil, we have already come with grace that brought us safe thus far and grace will lead us home. we recognize here that in the midst of the amazing truth that an african-american preacher who never held public political office is recognized here among the fathers of the country. indeed, he has become a father of the country. [applause] for his leadership gave birth to a new america. this marvelous president is in peril by forces that come today to turn back the clock. there are forces in this country that wants to turn back the clock but we want to make sure they understand we have marched too far, prayed too hard, wept too bitterly, bled too profusely, and died too young to let anybody turn back the clock on our

. >> al momento las funciones del distrito escolar unificado de oakland 100 sesiones de oslo han anunciadoión contacte a las autoridades. >> hablando de presuntos delincuentes sexuales la policía de zambrano busca un sujeto del colegio comunitario, los hechos presuntamente ocurrieron ayer las 8:30 de la noche, el sospechoso es descrito como un hombre blanco de entre 25 y 30 años que mide cinco piezas seguras de estatura, tiene cuerpo de atleta y un tatuaje o cicatriz en el cuello. >> una persecución policial termina en tragedia, la víctima es un hombre que iba pasando en su auto por el lugar equivocado en el momento equivocado, ese que fatal ocurriera las seis de la tarde cuando el conductor de una camioneta cuide de los agentes, ahí lo ve, el presunto responsable se ha mauro gutiérrez de 25 años, que además está en libertad condicional, él viajaba con este acompañante. >> un indigente contra la histórica lámpara que el desarrollo de la catedral de santa maría san francisco, el hallazgo ocurrió metas el vagabundo deambulaba por un depósito de chatarra y se topó con el artefacto de casi 3 t

let's go back to oslo, because the announcement has been made of the winner of the peace prize, the nobel peace prize for this year. in fact, it's split three ways. ellen johnson-sirleaf, liberian president, and the liberian activist, leymah gbowee. from yemen, tawakkil karman has been fighting and campaigning against president saleh for some time, a huge focus, therefore, on liberia. we can actually speak to thomas, who's on the line in monrovia. big day, thomas. >> yes, it is a big day here. i don't think that the line beerian people have realized yet. -- the liberian people have realized yet. it's pretty quiet now, but let's see how the day develops. >> tell us a bit more about leymah gbowee. we know more about the president than we do about her. >> it seems thomas has dropped off the line, unfortunately. let's just see if we can get him again. thomas, can you hear us? no, i think we've lost thomas, unfortunately. we'll try to get back to monrovia, because the realization will be seeping through any minute, i guess, as to the fact that two liberians have been announceds the nobel peace

yemen's cool car man were jointly recognized for their women's rights work the nobel institute in oslo commended the trio for their nonviolent struggle for the safety of women but it's longer women have won the peace prize in the past one hundred years. a pakistani doctor accused of helping the cia in their covert operation could be charged with treason state investigators claim shaquille are freely operated a fake vaccination program to gather d.n.a. samples in the city where osama bin laden was killed in may pakistan is furious for being kept in the dark over the u.s. mission to wipe out bin ladin saying it violated its sovereignty. syrian troops have reported the cross into lebanon and attacked local farmers killing a syrian man about five thousand refugees fled to lebanon in recent months to escape the fears anti government crackdowns president refuses to step down blaming the unrest on terrorists and armed gangs at least twenty nine hundred people have died in syria since the uprising started. time for the russia close up team to take you deeper into the cultural world of the worl

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yemen's topical carm on world jointly recognized for women's rights workdays the nobel institute in oslo commended the trio for their nonviolent struggle for the safety of women and other contenders for this year's prize including wiki leaks founder julian assange and u.s. military officer accused of leaking him the data bradley manning. a dozen british banks have had their credit ratings cut by the moody's agency sending their shares spiraling down they include the state controlled majors including r.b.s. and lloyds t.s.b. as well as santander and nationwide moody's thinks the government is unlikely to adequately back the banks if they fall into financial trouble the treasury chief said leaders want to avoid having to guarantee britain's largest banks. a pakistani doctor accused of helping the cia in their covert operation could be charged with high treason state investigators play. operated a fake vaccination play gather d.n.a. samples in the city where osama bin laden was killed and they pakistan is furious over being kept in the dark over the u.s. mission to wipe out bin laden saying

some leading technology companies are interested in oslo. there's a reports as microsoft and google corp. are backing private investors who hoped to purchase the search engine. paranormal activity 3 the nation's top movies earning $54 million this weekend, the biggest october opening ever. reel steel was second. >> i love that paranormal movie. i loved halloween. >> how about the weather? >> halloween is around the corner, next monday. a week away. the cool weather will probably last until halloween, but that is far away. beautiful pictures. thank you to everybody for submitting false alleged -- fall fooliage photographs. i am putting them on my blog. this is overlooking the shenandoah valley from mike and barbara. a gorgeous picture, near the south fork of the river. the mountains in the distance. and a hill in the valley. this is a funny picture. it does not have to be fully hedged -- to be foliage. melinda but this picture and an orchard along 15. these are mostly mid-level clouds the are picking up on the radar. in west virginia don't be

did to at least not the words that he was recognizing israel to put himself back in the game for the oslo process and the negotiations with the prime minister ruffini. i don't think there's any direct application to our approach toward the palestinian issue today to things we can learn including but perhaps most important role of the united states while it's important and all this nonsense the palestinian gambit in the role in the peace process i think it's true now as it was 20 years ago that the door to peace and the settlement in the middle east only goes through israel and because it goes through israel it goes through the united states and the essentials guarantor of that process and of pascrell's security and devotee to take risks for peace but beyond that the critical function of the united states and the hopeful will we complete is shaping the environment in which the parties either feel they can take risks for peace or they have no other choice but to take risks for peace and i think in particular in the current strategic environment first and foremost that means a contiguous ame

first it was brady the crazy guy from oslo who was not so crazy. yonoti it is a strange case of zion anti-semitism. on one hand she was on the sid of the palestinians and at the same time, for example she writes in europe there's not so many goose. in the united states that's a manifesto. you have six minute jews to march and so on -- what if something similar for example here on fox tv with glen beck. he was fired. at the same time prozionists and what i really am terrified with is that some hard line zionists the state of israel are ready to make a pact with this kind of zionists. the idea is we tolate your internal -- if you allow us to play the same game with palestine. and it makes me very sad for the jewish peoplehom i like immensely. i think that something that the way they're thinking palestinians will decide their character, will they become just another nation state or what made them so great in the history of humanity survive. but again somethingn crazy times. this is misread -- whatever. >> charlie: i hear you. tell me about this film,

. >>> breaking news out of oslo, norway. >> this year, the committee honored ellen johnson surey, lehman bari and they are peace activists. they were honored for their, quote, nonviolent struggles for the safety of women and for women's rights to pull participation and peace building work. it's amazing work, those three women. big congratulations. >> absolutely. >>> let's get a look at our forecast right now. veronica johnson is in storm center four. >>> sunshine will be smiling big down on us again. we're about two hours away from sunrise. your temperature is 51 degrees as far as the forecast goes. we are going to see the mercury rise very quickly today. 51 right now. we've got a southwest wind. your day planner forecast by 9:00 a.m., we'll be close to 60 degrees. by lunchtime, right around 70. we'll see a high of 75 degrees. by 5:00, we'll start dropping down into the low 70s. by evening time, 9:00, 62 degrees. under a clear sky. we still have high pressure with us. that high pressure system is going to move down to the south, but you're traveling up and down i-95, up into pennsylvania

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i get asked to talk about the relationship with the united states and israel since oslo since 1993 which went on here and get it off like devotee here's my a opportunity to get out of the ambassador for just five minutes and talk about history to be in a story in i'm going to go back. not 1993 but going to go back to 1949. to understand the peace process, the peace process didn't begin 1993, it didn't begin in 1967 with the passage of the u.n. resolution, it began at the end of israel's war of independence of 1949 and from the start there were three guiding principles to the peace process. the first principle was territory for peace read it didn't start in 1967 and started in 1939. the assumption was that israel had to give something concrete to the arabs to get a written piece of paper that says they were going to make peace with them. in the 1950's israel was expected to give a piece but it always was territory for peace. the was the principal. the second principle was that the israelis and arabs were incapable of making peace on their own and there had to be international mediation an

at least mouth the words that he was recognizing israel to put himself back in the game through the oslo process and the secret negotiations with prime minister rabin, that occurred and i don't think there's any direct application to -- our approach toward the palestinian issue today but i think there are instructive things we can learn including that perhaps the most important role of the united states -- while it's important and i think essentially on the peace process i don't buy any nonsense that the palestinian gambit in new york signals the end of the peace process i think it's true now as it was 20 years that the door to real peace and a real settlement in the middle east only goes through israel. and because it goes through israel, it only goes through the united states as the essentially guarantor of that process and the guarantor of israel's security and israel's ability to take risk for peace. but beyond that, i think the real critical function that united states and the very helpful role it can play is shaping a strategic environment in which the parties either feel that they

in his speech at oslo when they gave him the nobel peace prize -- one of the things he made clear was that while we have come a lon way we still have a long, long way to go. while the presence of this imposing structure forever reminds us of a long and perilous journey that the struggle has brought us through, it also points toward the future. in the wds -- through many days of toil, we have already come with grace that brought us safe thus far and grace will lead us home. we recognize here that in the midst of the amazing truth that an african-american preacher who never held public political office is recognized here among the fathers of the country. indeed, he has become a father of the country. [applause] for his leadership gave birth to a new america. this marvelous president is in peril by forces that come today to turn back the clock. there are forces in this country that wants to turn back the clock but we want to make sure they understand we have marched too far, prayed too hard, wept too bitterly, bled too profusely, and died too young to let anybody turn back the clock on o

. >> that's the announcement in oslo.their lives pushing for peace will share in this award. the three women are ellen johnson-sirleaf, leymah gbowee and tawakul karman. leymah is on the left of your screen. she is from liberia. she played a key role in bringing peace to liberia following 14 years of war and led a protest of women protesting rape of soldiers in the warment and there is tawakul karman. she is the first woman to win the prize before, during, or after protest. now all three women will split the $1.5 million in nobel prize money. >>> we're about six minutes at the top of the hour. one man has a plan now for improving the old frank sinatra tune, "take me to the moon." he wants to actually run on the lunar surface. yes, we'll tell you when he wants to do it and why he wants to do it. stay with us. y? you can make it in just 14 minutes. mmmh, orange chicken. great. i didn't feel like going out anyway. [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry. restaurant quality chinese in your grocer's freezer. [ female announcer ] some

. >>> well, it has been seven years since a woman won the nobel peace prize, but this year in oslo, thee activists for risking their lives, pushing for peace, women's rights and gender equality. so three women will share the prize this year. one of them, ellen johnson sirleaf. you may know that name in the face. she, the current president of liberia, also africa's first democratically elected female president. she is a harvard-educated economist and seen as a reformer and peace-keeper in her country. also from liberia and sharing in the prize, leymah gbowee, following 14 years of war. also sharing in the prize, the first arab woman to ever win the prize. at that whack at that whack you'll carman. for democracy and peace in yemen. they will split the $1.5 million nobel peace prize money. it's the growing role for female empowerment in developing nations. >>> well, comi up next hour, a treat here in our 10:00 eastern hour. we're going to say happy birthday to the dean of the civil rights movement. reverend joseph lowery will be here in studio with me.