let's bring in a journalist who has been following the story in oslo. tell us a little bit more about what we know about this man. reporter: well, the italian authorities are saying that he is, in fact, the mastermind behind this organization. he is well-known in norway. he has been here since the early 1990's and was later found out in 2003 to be the leader of a terrorist organization. this is what the italians are now calling a new evolution of this terrorist group, which has ties to al qaeda. sarah: what happens now? will he be extradited? reporter: the formal process will begin in oslo tomorrow with the courts. the lawyer is obviously fighting the claims, saying there is no basis for this, nothing new here. it is not certain how soon it can happen. the country has been struggling for a decade to have him extradited for being related to this other terrorist group. but because he faces the death penalty, potentially, their hands had been tied. -- their hands have been tied. sarah: when we look at these terrorist claims that were supposed to happen, th

just weeks earlier he signed the second part of the oslo peace accords. a historic agreement with palestinian leader yassir arafat. moments later he walked into the assassin's bullets. >> diplomats before, the happ happiest everyone could think of. and all of a sudden, sadness. >> yigal emir said he killed rabin to stop the peace process. considered rabin a traitor guidr despite his historic career. israel captured large swaths of aish territory. israel would exchange land for peace in recognition. rabin was not only an accomplished warrior he was a skilled diplomat. in 1968 he became israel's ambassador to the united states. as ambassador he worked at maintaining israel's security by gaining support and sophisticated weapons. >> he refused to give up his dream of peace in the face of violence. >> president bill clinton was among dignitaries in tel aviv ahead of the anniversary of his death. the ceremony took place just as israelis and palestinians experienced one of the worst waves of violence in years. >> i'm not a bearer of good news today, there are n

you have isis growing and president abbas saying won't be bound by oslo accord.mic extremism growing to say terrible things like death to america and wiping israel off the map and mark regev says it's a good meeting for the president. convince me. >> the meeting was good. we have a jungle because we look at the region and see states failing. we see isis gaining control of more territory every day. we see that iranians getting stronger internationally and also now more money to give to their proxy hezbollah, hamas and other terrorist organizations. so it is going to be a challenging time for us because we will be on the front line. the meeting was important because we had disagreement with iran. no disagreements regarding the commitment of the united states for security. >> at some time it gets almost unmanageable and out of control and i forgot about lifting the sanctions on iran show will be able to fund hezbollah and3d hamas. that's a whole other dynamic. there doesn't seem to be any improvement on any of these fronts. they only seem to mem); like increased dan

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>> they are due to receive their awards in the norwegian capitol, oslo. that will happen next month. month. >> repairing relations, president obama welcomes israel's prime minister to the white house. the iranian tension still hanging over those talks. >> calling for change, students an faculty at the university of missouri getting ready to walk out of classes, as they demand the school's president step down. >> facing a judge, two louisiana police officers are due in court in connection with the shooting death of a 6-year-old. this is aljazeera america live in new york city, i'm del walters. we are tracking a developing story coming out of jordan this morning opinion three people, including two americans were shot and killed by a jordanian police officer, opening fire inside a training center near amman. that center is used to train security forces. al jazeera has more from amman. after a jordanian officer reportedly opened fire inside a training center in amman. a south african was also killed before the gunman took his own life. he was killed after the

fearful of, that this would only lead to palestinian declaration that they have given up totally the oslo accords, that they will cede to israel full occupation and leave it in the lap of israelis, of course, that full occupation, also means that the israeli would have a difficult problem in actually enforcing its rule on the west bank >>> tom ackerman with the latest from washington. thank you >>> gunmen killed nine people in a bar in the burundi capital bujumbura. 7 bodies were on the floor in the venue. two others that escaped died in hospital. violence escalated in recent months in the country after a contested election result forcing tens of thousands to flee. security forces have been carrying out searches after a presidential deadline to hand in illegal weapons ran out. burundi's security minister says in spite of the new measure on weapons, normal life in the country can go on. >> translation: there's a matter that will support the process of enforced disarmament of civilians. it enables us to get hold of weapons gained illegally whether held by others or stored elsewhere. the ope

he was killed by a jewish man opposed to the peace process and the 1993 oslo accord between israel and palestine liberation organization. the former u.s. president bill clinton who worked closely with rabin and yassar arafat spoke at the rally. >> i never stopped seeing other people, including his adversaries, as human beings whose children were entitled to the same possibilities in life as his own. the third thing that i learned from him, most important for you tonight in this complex and challenging moment is he refused to give up his dream of peace in the faith of violence. >> two bombs have gone off just minutes apart in tansania semi autonomous zanzibar island. the blast in the main city caused no casualties but this is just the latest in a series of incidence since the anullment of last week's e lebsz. the opposition claimed victory hours after the polls closed but the election commission cancelled the vote before the ballots were counted saying it was neither free nor fair. the top court in guinea has confirmed the results of october's vote in which the current president was re-

. >> they are due to receive their awards in the norwegian capitol, oslo. that will happen next month. month. >> repairing relations, president obama welcomes israel's prime minister to the white house. the iranian tension still hanging over those talks. >> calling for change, students an faculty at the university of missouri getting ready to walk out of classes, as they demand the school's president step down. >> facing a judge, two louisiana police officers are due in court in connection with the shooting death of

. >> of all of the work you've done, the nobel peace center in oslo. you've got the smithsonian's african american museum. you've got the harlem housing project. you've got the children's cancer center in rwanda. if i was going to look to one of those to see the largest expression of david adjaye's heart and soul, which project would it be? >> i always don't like to choose. because i think that they all are a constellation that kind of gives you a clue. but, i mean, i think that the smithsonian is undoubtedly, probably something that just doesn't happen often in one's lifetime. so, in it is probably the thesis that i've been speaking about is probably absolutely encapsulated in that building. so, if you had to see one, i would say, "go see that one." but go see the others, too. >> david, thank you. >> thank you. >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera ame

the structure of oslo still exists. say that he is not bound by it but it does not mean he is not implementing on the issue of security cooperation. it goes on now. standpoint, they are still transferring revenues that they are collecting. you still have the designated areas of a, b, c. you don't have an active peace process right now, what you have instead is something that is a wave of terror violence. it isn't organize the way that it was. thosebeing carried out by who are 15 to 25-year-olds. it is being driven by consignment and social media. love the videos go viral and a youngthe result after palestinian stabs and israeli and that palestinian is killed. they don't show the stabbing they show only the result. narrativehis false that israel is trying to do to hamas where -- it is completely untrue and you have an agreement that we contributed to. it is going to put cameras on a 20 47 basis as a way of showing that the status quo is not being changed and i would like to see more done in that regard in terms of spelli

they are due to receive their awards in oslo next month. >>> the u.n. security council is to meet to discuss the violence in you bu burundi. security forces have been conducting door to door searches but many fear a crackdown. violence. hundreds of elderly people in kenya are being murdered every year after being accused of witchcraft often by their own relatives. charities working with the elderly say traditional beliefs and ignorance are other threats. our correspondence mall come web is a place where they're finding yes, ma'am. >> this remote village is a shelter for old people who have been accused of witchcraft. they come here to hide from their neighbors who threaten to kill them. it is a real problem here. charities say more than 200 old people are killed every year accused of being witches. this woman said she was accused by her own relatives. >> it was some of my family members who chased me from my home. i have some problems with my joints. they found it strange and they said i was a witch and sent me away. [singing] >> the people who run the

norway will have to overcome a 1-0 deficit from the first leg but will have home advantage in oslo. >> most of the players play tomorrow, have scored a lot of goals. they do it with a smile. that's what i said. >> germany confirmed that their friendly game with the netherlands will go ahead on tuesday. the team spent friday night after suicide attacks outside the venue. the sport is paying tribute to the 129 paris victims. >> please rise and observe a moment of silence before the french national anthem. >> this is the scene inmont trial, head of the canadian's n.h.l. game against the colorado avalanche. a similar trent was paid at the rangers game. this was a minute of silence at the rugby match. >> there's been away steady flow of news since last night. it's not like you can ignore it. we also have to respect the match and focus on the match, which has been very difficult, but now the match is over and we won. >> ukraine hosted slovenia in the first leg of their tie. ukraine gapped the lead in the first half, the home side going on to win 2-0. >> 2012 african champions zambia are thr

hungary have a 1-nil lead after the first leg from friday at oslo. the hungarian haven't qualified in nearly 30 years. >> i think my defense make a good job. i want only one thing fofind the way to the other goal when with us score, unbelieverable. >> zambia taking a step closer. through to the group stages of african qualifiyinqualifying. 2-nil on sunday and 3 hill nil on aggregate. morocco qualified despite losing to guinea. they go over the games. russia have agreed to a 3-month plan to ensure that the doping scandal doesn't present its athletes from competing at the rio olympics next year. the russian athletics federation was suspended on friday following allegations of state sponsors doping we adopt all of the standards offered to us. in 60 days or three months, welcome again top present ourselves as meeting the standards. something tent with australia, the first kiwi to score a double hundred against the partnership. williamson, a record between the two countries. cop firmation finishing 49 rungs 5-59. unbeaten on 235 at the close of play. >> t

they will have home advantage in oslo. qualifying continues across the globe for the next f.i.f.a.orld cup in russia 2018. africa is the second of three qualifying stainings and in the first leg on saturday chad shocked egypt one nil. ranked 136 in the world. algeria needed one. russia has agreed a three-month plan to clean up its act to ensure that the doping scandal doesn't prevent its athletes from competing at the olympics next year. russia's sport minister said on saturday that he agreed a road map with the head of the international federation that they would soon be compliant with all rules. >> translation: we adopt all the standards of w.a.d.a. and i.a.a.f. in 60 days or thee months we will come to the i.a.a.f. to present ourselves as meeting the standards. i hope that our team will be reinstated. >> reporter: in a few minutes time the tennis stars will be back on court against the czech repub lake. maria sharapova beat karolina pliskova on saturday. she struggled at times hitting nine double facilities, but the russian broke twice in the second set to beat her six three six

magic is happening at the same magic will occur with the israelis and palestinians and you have the oslo peace process which starts in norway but in the best way it hijacks and starts becoming a person who stands for it and he hosts more than any other foreign visitor in the clinton white house in the last days of the administration he comes to the white house being the schmoozer he says you are a very great man and he also had an assist i'm not a great man, i'm a failure because of you. >> and he basically says he had been cast by the united states of america to be nelson mandela and at the end of the day he was yasir arafat and if it was a huge policy mistake that people were still paying for but include hints defense he thought he couldn't pick. they had to pick their own leader and he just wanted them to have difficulty. >> he's a great example of how a revolutionary that leads the movement cannot be the leader and cannot move out of the original role. >> and biggest reason the libraries they say what was going on with him he just couldn't make that move. >> even now with what you kn

increased more threats that they will abandon the palestinian authority altogether, throw away the oslo accords and leave it to the israeli for occupation, which they don't want to see because that will only exacerbate their isolation in the world, on the world stage >>> with the latest from washington dc. thank you. nine people have been killed in bujumbura. seven bodies were found lying on the floor. two others who managed escape died later in hospital. vines has escalated in recent months after a contested election which has caused many to three. searches have been carried out after a presidential deadline to hand in illegal weapons ran out. at least 200 people have been killed in the recent unrest in burundi and tens of thousands have left of the country. the violence began in april with widespread protests after the president said that he would seek third term in office. he went on to win elections in july, but the result was contested by opposition groups. he set a deadline of midnight saturday for people to hand in illegal firearms or be considered enemys of the nation as a part

they within the first leg playoff against norway, one it 1-0 in oslo. the second leg will be played in bucharest on sunday. >> liberia's team has been exuded from a list of candidates for f.i.f.a. elections. michel platini is not on the list, but could be added if his band is listed. here is a look. michel platini's right hand man is in the running and has the support of u.s. there's f.i.f.a. president made a bit in the last election, but could not get enough support. a bahraini made the list, and he heads the asian football federation. prince hussain is set for another crack at the top job. and activist turned businessman will stand. he works for f.i.f.a. and has the backing of south africa's football association. the suspended f.i.f.a. president is out of hospital after a small emotional breakdown according to his spokesperson. the 79-year-old was banned for 90 days by the f.i.f.a. ethics committee, he is under criminal investigation for a $2 million pilot from f.i.f.a. to michel platini. >> garcia has a one-shot lead after the first round of the b.m.

championships will be decided in the comeing week with two playoff matches and hungry beat them in oslo island and the stadium holds 12000 fans 70 northwest of the capitol and it will be an intimidating environment for the irish. >> try to keep the crowd quiet and enjoy ourselves religion the pitch and do ourselves justice and keep the ball and be strong about it. >> reporter: australia cricketers setting records on day one against new zealand and unbeaten on 244, and the career high score and third century in three in the series and he made 121, their partnership was the 302 and the 416 for 2 at the close of play. another incredible performance by kurry helped the warriors have a start to the season and scored 21 points in the first quarter along with the warriors against the minnesota timber wolves finished with 46 in total, the third reigning mvp topped 40 this season and war yours 129-116 and ten wins for ten games. lucas is a three shot lead at the masters in shanghai, and birdieing four of the last six holes and to match the opening round of 66. and leader garcia slipped back into

he'd already signed the historic oslo accords in washington in 1993, famously shaking hands with yasser the leader of the palestinian authority. for the first time, israelis and palestinians had agreed to acknowledge each other's right to exist. >> we who have fought against you, the palestinian w you today, in a loud and clear voice: enough of blood and tears, enough. >> warner: a year later, rabin signed yet another historic agreement, this one with king hussein of jordan, to normalize land disputes, open borders and normalize trade relations. he faced a backlash from right- wing israelis and jewish settlers who viewed his actions as precursors to forfeiting the occupied territories. 27 years a soldier, he began with an elite jewish strike force in the 1940ss. and after israel's founding in 1948, he rose through the ranks to become the military's chief of staff. rabin went on to oversee israel's victory in the 1967 war, winning control of jerusalem, the west bank, and gaza. as defense minister in 1987, he put down the first palestinian intifada instructing his troops to use, "force, p

. >> he was in his 70's when he had this transformation that you describe, which led to the oslo accords, which led to that handshake with the palestinian leader. how would you compare the atmosphere today in israel with israel's right wing government in power with prime minister netanyahu again in power as he was months after rabin's death with what you saw then on the day of his assassination? >> i think the atmosphere is quite different, of course. the left, the labour party is in a position and mr. netanyahu is prime minister for the third time, but there's something else during the koslow days, there was enthusiasm. we saw we saw the light not at the end of the tunnel, but the middle of the peace tunnel that peace of the coming and the middle east would begin peace and economic prosperity, but it didn't happen. i don't want to say why it didn't happen, but israelis now are very pessimistic about a peace deal with palestinians. at that time, they were very optimistic. this is the major difference and needless to say, i prefer living in an optimistic age. >> do you believe that a two-

they have accepted the acceptedan leadership the oslo accords. they recognized israel.hey have no right either legally or for any other means to use violence to oppose the occupation. the occupation needs to end but it needs to end in a way that secures a jewish state of israel and i'm not sure at this point in time that mr. abbas and the palestinian leadership have the foggiest notion of how to lead their people forward and make the compromises necessary. so i have vehemently opposed to any act of terrorism that masquerades as what i would call any opposition to the occupation. host: candace is next from michigan. with marc ginsberg. republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i understand why obama hates netanyahu and resents israel. yearsecause he spent 20 sitting in the pew of jeremiah wright's church listen to anti-semitism and anti-american spewing out of jeremiah wright's mouth. this makes it very difficult for us to -- americans have a good relationship with israel. it's just that our leader doesn't and that trickles down into all his smart mouth little

, provided depth to it at conference at harvard university, yale, funded school of economics event oslooble peace institute. we got a conference sponsored by the burmese task force and then seven and noble laureates, nobel peace laureates, textbook case of genocide. it's an ongoing effort. the point i'm trying to make your, first element is a mosque. more and more mosques in more and more cities are open for civic engagement. once they understand what your agenda, it's not broad, it's not vague. they can figure out in 10 minute board meeting what are the action items. at the end of the income they will move forward with it. so if election the elections arg we need to think of mosques in america more like black churches. what would be the moment without black churches? many other black churches actually -- certification 501(c)(3)s. just to maintain their independents. but even 80% of all political activism can be done with 501(c)(3). so considering mosques as an important variable, not something which we always stereotype, well, i'm a person who has been banned by giving -- a couple of m

not aligned with personal circumstances with huge opportunities to drive high value intervention in oslo to drive the cost down. looked at the package. >> suppose you are named to renew a task force on biopharmaceutical. to the president our policy makers with a limited amount of time with those twitter recommendations with is the number one recommendation in you would make? >> access. >> with information for consumers with the comparative of the effectiveness studies to have appropriate treatment to make sure the data is released to have a clearer picture of what is going on. >> this is the behest of the other evidence based practiced centers or a network dedicated to these issues to make sure everything comes out. >> that the public really does see this as a priority for those that need the high a cost drugs are available and i would reiterate the point from earlier with deductibles. >> due balance appropriate access with preferences and the comparative effectiveness research at bedtime their driving patients and to consumers for those to make informed decisions is a different environm