it's an icon for oslo. the community loves it. they may never go to a opera but there enjoying the activity to the water and what encircling this building and wraps its way up as well. this is a view from higher elevation and the public can walk around and get spectacular views across the city and you can get down and touch the water as part of this development and in some ways we took inspiration of this and how could you connect the community to the water in a creative and iconic way? then we also started out by

. >>> and norway releases chilling new video of last year's oslo bomb aack that killed eight people. >> announcer: this is "early today" for tuesday, november 27th, 2012. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm lynn berry. and after weeks of controversy over the obama administration's handling of the u.s. consulate attack in benghazi, the woman in the middle of it all will go face to face with her toughest critics this morning. u.n. ambassador susan rice is heading to capitol hill for a closed door meeting with senators john mccain, lindsey graham and kelly ayotte. they were infuriated after rice called the assault that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans spontaneous and linked to a protest over a youtube video. she will be joined by acting cia director mike morell. the meeting could serve as a real test of whether rice will still be in for a fight over her potential nomination as secretary of state. >>> elsewhere on capitol hill today, it's back to the bargaining table for lawmakers facing a year-end fiscal cliff. yesterday the white house took a hard line insisting ta

it's an icon for oslo. the community loves it. they may never go to a opera but there enjoying the activity to the water and what encircling this building and wraps its way up as well. this is a view from higher elevation and the public can walk around and get spectacular views across the city and you can get down and touch the water as part of this development and in some ways we took inspiration of this and how could you connect the community to the water in a creative and iconic way? then we also started out by thinking about the site conditions appreciating the opportunities and the constraints that exist at this part of the waterfront, and there is some very interesting contrast. to the north the piers create much more urban everyone to the north and then you see the bridge and the sheds and the city behind. it's a more shaded side of the pier as the development is under taken. to the south in contrast a very beautiful small section of the bay here that abuts the embarcadero and the park and this is community oriented, a grea

a former deputy foreign minister of israel and architect of the oslo -- to be exact. question remains, the israel survive as a jewish state if it does not agree to a two-state exclusion? particularly one that partitions to a holy city. jeremy joins me along with morton klein, president of the zionist organization of america. i want to read more from that op-ed "the new york times" today. and continued to write because mr. abbas of the plo has committed to the principles of nonviolence, the bid is the only way of putting palestinians back on the agenda. the israeli foreign ministry is threatening to nullify the oslo accords. what's your response? >> well, i wish that were true. in fact, for 19 years now, abbas promotes hatred and violence against jews, they promote that jews are an aids virus. they honor terrorists regularly when they die so we don't want another hamas state next to israel. we want a true civilized state, so we need to make it clear they have to show they're stopping promoting hatred and violence, they'll truly accept a jewish state. they don't have em

only partly because of the failure of the peace of process for a long time ago since the oslo accords the palestinians and israelis have failed to . to achieve peace within their pilot talks and and there have been so many obstacles to watch this mainly there is really continuation of settlements building and the west bank and jerusalem and also into israeli enter incisions not to give some kind of hope for the palestinians in the west bank or the road blocks or very many in the gaza strip they have been imposing a blockade on the gaza strip and the siege. so there has been a clear failure another going fair of the peace process between israelis and palestinians talk about something normal if i go to you what's the next step now ok i mean can they sit down bilaterally or is the palestinians going to use international institutions to get what they want now. and the problem has been if you look at the record of the negotiations there's been one major obstacle to trying to resolve the conflict the palestinian side. we have to use as the baseline for resolving the conflict we have to use

israel during the one nine hundred sixty seven sixty a war now in one nine hundred ninety three the oslo accord between palestine and israel led to a mutual recognition of a two state solution nearly two decades later a permanent peace settlement hasn't been produced with the latest round of negotiations for making down back in two thousand and ten. of the new york we'll talk more no vote on how the situation the middle east is likely to pan out if the palestinian bid proves successful later normal finkelstein he's an american political scientist not this delighted to have him on the line must say those are very big on the line tonight but norman good to have you there despite the technology that may defeat this israel us claiming that the palestinian drive goes against international accords which say that the stated decision should be achieved through direct negotiations why are the palestinians ignoring the official line do you think. well the palestinian position has been you can't negotiate with another you can't negotiate with the other side on the stairs agreement on basic principl

the israeli foreign ministry is threatening to nullify the oslo accor accords. response? >> well, i wish that were true. in fact, for 19 years now, abbas promotes hatred and violence against jews, they promote that jews are an aids virus. they honor terrorists regularly when they die so we don't want another hamas state next to israel. we want a true civilized state, so we need to make it clear they have to show they're stopping promoting hatred and violence, they'll truly accept a jewish state. they don't have emblems like this. this is an emblem the fatah put together a year or two ago showing israel where a picture of arafat and a -- rifle. this is not an emblem of peace, so the palestinian authority is not serious about peace. they say in speech after speech, if the arabs want war against israel, we will join them. israel has to wait until ta changes before state hood can be confirmed. >> when i was in israel just few months ago and went into the palestinian territories in the west bank and i was with a bunch of children, little boys, and i asked them what t

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according to the oslo -- signed in 1993, no side can take a -- move.ing so today, by approaching the u.n., by asking them to recognize the palestinians as a state, an observer state, they are violating the agreement. it shows all of those israelis that are opposing any kind of agreement with the palestinians the truth. because they are telling us, if they are violating now the interim agreement, how can we make sure they will respect the final status agreement? while now the international community is supporting them by telling us please let them get the recognition, i think it will prevent any kind of progress in the near future. to make progress with the palestinians, to finally establish security. if they don't respect their signature now, why would we believe after we make the compromise and we pass some territory to their hands to keep it after. >> when we have certain pictures i want to show everybody of celebrations that are taking place about this. palestinians would like to see statehood go through to give them a sense of country. and self. bu

weeks, we have heard the israeli government saying that this is a unilateral move that violates the osloourt, that the house indians are aiming to join the international criminal court, and it preempts the united nations. i think for israel right now, the concern is on the diplomatic outcome as well, how countries will be voting, and the high level of support that palestinians would get from the international community. >> what about on the ground and the occupation? how will this change life for the palestinians? >> have asked many palestinians what they expect, and most said they are aware of the symbolic character, but there will still be settlements. there will still be the israeli occupation. basically, there will be no changes on the ground, but my impression is that many do support this. although some are skeptical because there's no other choice, no peace process, whatever, but they hope this will at least give them some recognition of their rights eventually. >> thanks so much. to syria now. the country has gone offline. according to a firm that monitors global internet traffic,

with an entity called the palestinian state and the united states, which is a cosignatory on the 1993 oslo accords doesn't have any agreements with an entity called the palestinian state. all the agreements we have could be jeopardized. it could inflate palestinian expectations unrealistically and lead to unrest. we see it as perfectly, you know -- it's just unhelpful, unwise and could be very harmful. if mahmoud abbas wants to become again the central player it's simple, sit down, negotiate with us, become the president of an independent palestinian state at peace with israel. >> the leafletting, which was supposedly telling gaz zans to get away from dangerous areas, resulted in people being displaced, people panicking, thinking there was going to be an invasion. can you speak to that and to the disproportion, disproportionate military might? we know that israel has been rocketed and the u.s. is standing with israel in this and that there is no excuse for rockets firing against civilians. clearly throughout israel. but the fact is, you have this densely populated area and people -- civili

. >>> in norway, authorities released a video of a van parked at a government building in oslo just before it exploded in july 2011, killing eight people. convicted mass murderer anders breivik is currently serving a maximum sentence of 21 years. >>> a minnesota man has been charged with murdering two teenagers who broke into his house thanksgiving day. byron david smith has admitted to shooting them more times than needed. >>> former space shuttle commander scott kelly and russian cosmonaut will spend an entire year aboard the international space station. this will begin in 2015. their mission is going to be to produce medical information about the effects of long space flights like a trip to mars. >>> and this rare photograph of the iceberg suspected of sinking the "titanic" in 1912 will be auctioned off next month. the photo taken two days before the sinking is very similar to sketches made by "titanic" crew members. it could sell for up to $10,000. >>> and now here's your first look at this morning's dish of "scrambled politics." grover norquist as an unusual way of describing republic

essentially says that the fellas dinny and are not going to live by the agreement of the men in the oslo accords and if that's the case then they feel no need to continue negotiating negotiations are beginning going to regions with the palestinians so i think for a while for sure this is not going to help the peace process but you know i think from the palestinian standpoint the freeze peace process was not going anywhere anyway and so the phones they are concerned they don't have all that much to lose perhaps right now in pushing that probably israeli standpoint obviously on one hand not to do anything about this move with about a bus it doesn't look good it makes them look weak on the other hand if they we couldn't of us any further as actually the foreign minister of israel has been calling and then they lose their only one you know your contention among the palestinians on the whole might probably help us because it will definitely strengthen him with the palestinians and might not hurt him too much with the israelis. we'll be bringing you full coverage of palestine's un bid to birds

and oslo territory house anyone in need is welcome here in the queue for food traditionally immigrants from somalia but and this is new some europeans as well. who are a father of three came here from spain eleven months ago after he lost his job and gained debts instead of doing a gig when i put out i came here with hope i was forced to leave spain due to the economic crisis and bank recession here i work and make three thousand euros a month and i can pay my debts in spain. melana is not queuing for food she cooks originally from colombia she first immigrated to spain but the crisis pushed her move further on she now works at a cafe in always famous movie music and while she serves those who come here to admire the world famous scream she says her life if only they knew would probably provoke an even stronger impression on the visitors and then it's hard. it's not as they show it on t.v. he go from one country to another like a rolling stone you have kids and nothing to feed them with and no job. in september the unemployment rate within the eurozone hit a record high of eleven point

we have a lot of divisions within the society since the oslo agreement israeli settlement building has grown dramatically. that the despair palestinians across the board feel in the peace process talks are stalled and there's been no direct negotiations for two years every coalition that has been in place since the peace process began twenty years ago has had with one fundamental rule which is build and expand more and more israeli settlements it's a view echoed among the political left in israel the israeli government led by a minute is not ready to pay the price of going to the. way they are doing it now not because they are so happy to do that but because it is an outlet for them to achieve something in the international arena which they cannot achieve in the by literally. netanyahu wants to start at the beginning renegotiating issues like settlements borders and jerusalem but the palestinians say these have already been discussed and he simply moving the process backwards and with israeli prime minister netanyahu widely slated to win january's elections more and more palestinians f

population in remembrance but it seems it may be suffering from its own hospitality marlen district near oslo. every day would sometimes people call this optimistic city the start of its immigrant i mean its population for years has been home to a large number of outsiders who believe in peace and many locals treated it so decided it's not enough a while ago the radical islamic group demanded to make its independence from the city and sharia law territory to feel literally. in a letter sent to some of the country's politicians and journalists and known extremists have threatened to carry out and nine eleven in a week if their demands are not met. that it's really something really i think it's . really to be taken seriously but this is not the first death threat coming from noways muslim community in this video a pakistani born in mom preaches those not strange should be brought to prison those not fasting during ramadan decapitated is it possible to kill him in the river yeah no problem or weapon is made to kill we hear concerns over how some immigrants bring part of their cultures to no way

no because the whole negotiations is to establish a new palestinian state and the oslo accords that was signed in ninety three spoke about the fact that the establishment of a new palestinian state can be only through direct negotiations so now what mahmoud abbas does it's not a step forward it's a step aside or even you know a step. back because it doesn't lead to a new palestinian state is just one sided resume and meaningless it will not bring us to secure israel to the four palestinians who of course a lot of the rest the world doesn't agree with you figures indicate are already preliminary ones anyway that palestine's got the majority needs in a couple of hours time wise the international community so i'm sure that this is apparently is the right way to go. well first of all it's really a pity that the international community gives hand to this violation and secondly i think it's a very symbolic. symbolic. gesture to the palestinians no more unfortunately again i'm telling you that it will not lead to was due to national community would like to see words palestinians would like to

the one thousand nine hundred sixty seven six day war now one thousand nine hundred ninety three the oslo accord between palestine and israel led to a mutual recognition of a two state solution but nearly two decades later a permanent peace settlement hasn't been produced with the latest round of negotiations breaking down back in two thousand and ten hundreds of people flooded the streets of ramallah in support of the bid submitted by authorities in the west but the palestinian leadership sought to mystic despite strong opposition from the u.s. and israel. reports one success of the un is so important for the palestinians. here in gaza this has a lot of significance because the palestinian territories geographically noncontiguous we have the west bank and gaza in the west bank in particular sociate and with the power of mahmoud abbas and here in gaza particular associated with the power of hamas recently of course we've had the two thousand and twelve gaza war seven eight day war with the state of israel and palestinian resistance groups including the resistant wing of hamas as part of b

. >>> and norway released chilling new video of last year's oslo bomb attack that killed eight people. good morning, i'm lynn berry. after weeks of controversy over the obama administration's handling of the attack in benghazi, the woman in the middle of it all will go face to face with her toughest critics. u.n. ambassador susan rice is

the dialog changed, they got into negotiations, they signed the oslo peace accords in september 1993,d now plo are the moderates. no reason why not to foresee the day when hamas will be speaking on behalf of the palestinians with the israelis. >> a little more with ben. ann marie slaughter, appreciate it. when we come back, we want to show you some of the other things we saw. leaflets being dropped by idf forces warning gazans to move out of areas, warning them to stay away from hamas installations. easier said than done. we'll be right back. >> what caused the mass exodus is the israeli army dropping leaflets warning residents in certain areas that they needed to depart immediately for gaza city, and the leaflet even indicates which route they should take to stay safe. and along with it, more identity theft. by the time this holiday season is over, an estimated 1.2 million identities may be stolen. every time you pull out your wallet, shop online or hit the road, you give thieves a chance to ruin your holiday. by the time you're done watching this, as many as 40 more identities may b

when the oslo accords were signed, there were about 100,000 settlers in the land designated as the futureestine. today, after 20 years of negotiation, there are 600,000 israeli settlers in that land. >> but most live in areas that repain part of israel. >> anybody who tells you those settlers were not a deliberate policy to precisely, create the facts on the ground that would ward off the possibility of a sovereign palestinian state. >> why not try? sit down and negotiate. let them come to the negotiating table. >> 20 years of negotiations and rewith further away from a two-state solution than we have ever been. >> we came very close, and -- and arafat walked away. then we came very close, and abbas walked away. now the time has come to sit down, and neither party walk away. >> we can talk about 40 years of who is at fault. but only one number matters and that's 600,000. >> a lot of people were in gaza, and they left the -- what we need to do, sit down and negotiate. everybody knows what a resolution will look like, and the netanyahu government is committed to a two-state solution. >> i t

second thing is the oslo accord which did establish in the west bank a permanent and solid plo. authority, that is working. it's working. >> andrea: it quickly unraffled after camp david. it didn't work. it didn't work fully. >> bob: no no, no. it's working. israeli acknowledged it's working and have given up security. >> andrea: they tried to make peace. that is point. they have given up enough. >> bob: difference to look at gaza and the palestinian authority and west bank. >> eric: what is the key to peace in the middle east? what country? >> bob: two-state solution. >> eric: the key is egypt. clearly the key is egypt. if egypt doesn't want to keep the peace in the middle east, it doesn't. the problem is mohammed morsi is a muslim brotherhood disciple. under the charter there no state of israel. egypt right now has a big decision to make. are they with the west or going to stay with the mull las in iran -- mullahs in iran. >> bob: they have embassy in israel and recognize israel is a country. they do that. they accepted that. >> eric: they did. that >> bob: they are still ther

tangibles when we made peace with egypt, with jordan, also on the palestinian side when we signed the osloments, we gave tangibles. today, the message from this resolution says hey to the israeli people, you sign agreements, tomorrow morning they can be breached. what do you think the israeli citizens would think? the bottom line is that yes, we have to sit down and yes, i truthfully believe that if both sides are serious, we can move forward. and all it needs are good people on both sides and i think we have enough. >> ambassador, that is good to hear. thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming next, iron mike tyson is here, wearing the gloves and getting ready to spar with me. yes, you heard me. it's an amazing interview. >>> mike tyson over the years is ♪... ♪... choose the perfect hotel bp has paid overthe people of bp twenty-threeitment to the gulf. billion dollars to help those affected and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open, and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. and bp's also committed to america. we supp

we've had seen nothing but settlement building which they thought was really barred under oslo. it was just the u.s. interpretation in support of the israelis that had allowed them to continue the settlements, and so the palestinians say how should this set us back? it can't set us back any more than we already are? we have no talks right now. there's a lot of people and they all voted in the u.n. yesterday who want to see something done. they want all of this mess to end. >> how is this to the wraits? it's an embarrassment to the obama administration? you had secretary clinton who warned abbas not to do this. >> the u.s. isn't going to break with israel. we both know that. right or wrong. the u.s. isn't going to break with israel, and so they were there to support them, and we expected that. at the same time there has to be a long, hard think about how to push this process forward. a two-state solution. >> all right. jim clancy, thank you. appreciate it. >>> we have breaking news. an explosion just outside rocking social security administration building. this is in casa grande,

and then, how do we connect oslo as the president talked about just war to a decision that has to bemade about the prospect of using military force to solve a difficult and consequential matter of iran's nuclear mission. if you can eventually draw a line from one to the other, one to the other, then that would be a significant public diplomacy legacy. >> i think p.j. is right, the legacy august the, you four more years ago but it's going to clergy been on the outcomes of withdrawal of iraq and downsize in afghanistan and how that goes together goes well, you get a great legacy. poorly, it will inflame the region and in packaged in a. the one thing we've not yet had a chance to touch on in this discussion, is the role of course of china. secretary made big push for internet freedom. i think this will be huge but i think make sense as we discussed social media, it's great if you do social media but if nobody can read your stuff because you're the great firewall, not quantity a lot of good. the amount of resources and effort we put them towards that will be huge. with issues in russia w

i wonder how the joke will translate in oslo. there are two ways in which i think this issue will return next year and be with us for a while. first of all, you're going to see a big push in the senate with the white house backing to do something about the unlimited money and to curb super pacs, to do something about the post-citizens united world. whether it can get through with mitch mcconnell in the senate and republicans in the house is unclear, but i think the white house will give a big push to that. secondly, remember, as bad as the republican super pacs did, the democratic super pacs, although they didn't spend as much money, did quite well. you will see a big focus on who their big donors were. and there were some -- >> okay. that's one other example at work. i'm told by the pros like you, john, that one thing that did succeed in terms of big spending was the attempt -- the success, rather, in defining mitt romney early on by the white house people and their allies. >> absolutely incredible. priorities usa action, they m