him for what he was doing to keep oslo.he was in this sort of impossible balancing act. (shouting) >> at that point, the prime minister's conservative base folds, and some people on the conservative right work with the israeli left to bring down prime minister netanyahu. >> narrator: by election night, it was clear netanyahu was headed to a decisive defeat to ehud barak. >> i remember that night of elections, you know it was a total disaster. he stood up, he said, "i'm taking time off from politics." and i remember saying, "okay, we're not going to see him again." (car engine starting) >> israelis and palestinians, in a last-ditch pitch for middle east peace... >> ...a summit at camp david,a summit the clinton administration believes... >> narrator: now with netanyahu out of the picture, bill clinton tried to personally push through a final peace deal. at camp david, he brought together yasser arafat and israeli prime minister ehud barak for the high-stakes negotiation. but coming to any agreement proved elusive. >> barak m

king received the nobel peace prize in oslo, norway. rev. martin luther king jr.: we can never forget the fact that just this summer three civil rights workers were brutally murdered near philadelphia, mississippi. all of this reveals to us that we have not achieved the level of brotherhood- we have not achieved the brotherhood that we need and that we must have in our nation. we still have a long, long way to go. i mentioned voter registration and the fact that we have been able to add about 800,000 new registered voters in the last two or three years, the fact that it's over two million now. i guess that sounded like real progress, and it does represent some progress. but let me give you the other side, and that is the fact that there are still more than 10 million negroes living in the southern part of the united states, and some six million of the negroes living in the southern part of the united states are of voting age, and yet only two million are registered. this means that four million remain unregistered, not merely because they ar

need. >> and what he wants. >> when we go to a pizza place he stops to see if i want to go in. >> osloget around. >> the biggest miss misconception is that we need constant care or constant help. >> translation is help before you try to help a disabled person. >> a police officer had a big surprise for neighborhood kids playing basketball. shaquille o'neil got in on the game. he responded to a noise complaint earlier in the month and found a group of kids playing hoops. he joined them and promised he would come back for a rematch. he did that with a large back up who had words of advice to the boys. >> do you know how much money i make? $700 million. you know how i made that? i respected my peers. i listened to my mommy and daddy. >> the police department posted this video on youtube. o'neil expressed interest in playing in the rematch after seeing video of the officers' first game. i don't think anybody backing down there. >>> time for a checkup on the weather forecast. >> live doppler 7hd is showing you partly to mostly cloudy skies. you notice we are tracking some light returns. the

when we signed the oslo agreement there was 160 colonial settlors in the west bank an gaza. today there are 650,000 of this in the west bank alone-- 160,000 originally. now used to control 2% of the west bank and now they control 62%. this is a trojan horse secures of going to negotiation because the israelis never respect or commit themselves to anything they signed. the drive we want to see now supported by all the countries of the world is the drive to stot that absolute-- stop that absolute crime against that land, stop the settlement project. without that there will be absolutely no palestine to be talking about in the next five years >>> the palestinian journalist who has been detained is close to death with his starvation campaign. he has refused all food and medical treatment since november. he is just one of 680 palestinians being held under administrative detention without charge or trial. >> translation: he is in a very critical condition as he could die any minute, but he is in high spirits according to the lawyer who met him on wednesday. he was firm and very de

expand settlement way beyond anything that we have ever experienced before, and when we signed the oslo agreement there was 160 thousand colonial settlors in the west bank and gaza. today there are 650,000 of them in the west bank alone. they controlled 2% of the territory of the west bank. now they control 62% of the territory of the west bank. this is really a trojan horse, this excuse of going to negotiations, that the israelis never respect or commit themselves to any agreement they sign. i think the drive we want to see now, supported by all the countries of the world, is a drive to stop that absolute crime against our land, stop the settlement project. without that, there would be absolutely no palestine to be talking about in the next five years >>> when you talk to a lot of palestinians, though, they say part of their frustration in all of this is not just with israel, but with the palestinian leadership themselves and the feeling that they don't believe that the leadership there has done enough to stand up to israel. what do you say to that? >> nothing about settlement or about

if they are willing to say this should be based on some new road map, not often oslo but on something new, but on existing international law and obligation he of the parties, then i think there is hope, where both states abide by international law and the principles of equality for all but it is going to be very, very difficult. the land which is fundamental here, the land has been stolen. the creation of settlements where you have enormous tracts of land under the control of illegal israeli settlers with no indication that peace would include movement of settlers off their land then it's not a viable option. people don't live on symbolism. they die under occupation, they die under siege. a symbolic gesture would be important but not a solution in itself. >> japan is trying to institute negative inflation. rather than sitting on cash. william black is an associates professional of economics and law at the university of missouri. kansas city. he says the rate cut won't boost the economy. >> the argument is that banks are sitting on very large amounts of liquidity. if you charge them fo

. >> we look at san bernardino, california, and you mentioned paris and in the 1990s during oslo process israelis were victimized by palestinian bombers and i was there with my executive producer when we experienced one of the bombings in the restaurant. you think of the passover seder bombing, but what they have done is israel building a wall and exercising greater criminal over the boarder. and as s smeone would has firsthand expense, what wisdom can you share? >> first of all, the thing is, what is persuading f f me? this last week, we have witness ed a terrorist attack, a very sad one if france, more than 100 people died people who were having fun and watchchng a rock concert and some san bernardino people were celebrating the holidays and in israel, while you are talking to -- two or three hours ago a person was charged by entering a house. can you imagine being at him in america and someone enters your house and tries too kill you. this is try. when it comes to san bernardino, or when couple of minuteses to paris, all of the world is shocked and you will find solidarity against thi

the famous bells at oslo, norway's hall will ring out a new tune to honor david bowie. that's comng up next. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who can bring real change. if you missed the tonight show last night night, on the show tonight hillary clinton, lucy liu, and flo rida. watch the tonight show with jimmy fallon right here on ktiv at 10:35 after news 4. the hilton family is about to get a little bigger! nicky hilton just announced she's pregnant with her first child - she and now-husband james rothchild married in july - the 32-year old heiress and fashion designer did say she wanted children but - quote - not right away - although this news may have come sooner than she expected - a source tells people magazine the hiltons

hundreds of people marched through the capital oslo. they're calling on authorities to protect the rights of asylum seekers who are mainly from the middle east. demonstrations have been held across the country. the government has already forced more than 200 people, including syrians to return to russia. it claims they had proper russian visas and their safety is guaranteed there. nordic countries had received large numbers of migrants on humanitarian grounds. calls to change that policy have been growing over recent months over security concerns and the financial burden. >>> the u.n. is believed to have invited representatives of syrian government and anti-government forces. russia supported the idea of inviting the kurdish group, but turkey and saudi arabia were opposed. the exclusion was revealed when france's minister said the envoy hadn't been sent an invitation. the friction between the countries involved is key to starting the peace talks. they say resolving infighting among anti-government forces is another faor. the negoationsr

. >> we look at san bernardino, paris and in the 1990s during oslo process israelis were victimized by palestinian terrorists including the bus bombers and i was there with my executive producer when we experienced one of the bombings in the restaurant. you think of the passover seder bombing, but what they have done is israel building a wall and exercising greater criminal over the boarder. and as someone would has firsthand expense, what wisdom can you share? >> first of all, the thing is, what is persuading for me? this last week, we have witness ed a terrorist attack, a very sad one if france, more than 100 people died people who were having fun and watching a bernardino people were

. >> a senior researcher at the peace research institute in oslo said he is maneuvering to create his hold over south sudan before the opposition joins the government. >> ultimately, it is about the distribution of power and the reason for hurrying this through at this early stage, meanwhile, the implementation was being implemented is that when as soon as the opposition had come into government, they will have to have participate in this decision, so the president's government wanted to make these changes before the opposition came into this joint power sharing agreement. it gives the opportunity for the government and the president then to distribute these positions as they see fit. which will give -- will consolidate the current regime's grip on power in south sudan. >>> egyptian security forces are reported to have used tear gas to disperse protestors near alexandria. elsewhere, large groups of demonstrators have taken to the streets. it's been five years since the start of protests that eventually ousted president mubarak. >>> people are seen marching through the streets of a nei

oslo also said it would send back refugees who used a loophole that allowed them to enter riding bikes. the hunger strike here is a desperate attempt to stay in one place. >> translation: to the extent that there is a hunger strike, this will be assessed against the return of people. this hunger strike is nothing to give reason to halt a return. >> reporter: as norway tightens its immigration laws, the number of deport ees is likely to increase >>> iraq's oil rich province is starting to feel the impact of the falling price of crude. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: flames like these represent the engine of the kurdish economy providing jobs and revenue. the regional government in northern iraq exports over half a million barrels of oil a day. its problem with the government in baghdad has been hurting its economy. it has stopped more than 60 public projects, including schools, hospitals and roads. in addition to helping the nearly two million displaced people in antecedent report, it needs to find money for its fight against i.s.i.l. >> the biggest problem that both the areas a

when we signed the oslo agreement there was 160,000 colonial settlors in the west bank and gaza. today there are 650,000 of them in the west bank alone. they controlled 2% of the territory of the west bank, now they control 62% of the area. this is a trojan horse excuse of going to negotiations that israelis never respect and never commit itself to any agreement they sign. i think, really, the drive we want to see now supported by all the countries of the world is a drive to stop that absolute crime against our land, stop the settlement project. without that, there will be absolutely no palestinian to be talking about in the next five years >>> we will talk more about this now with our senior political analyst. what do you make, then, of this french initiative. is it going to go anywhere? >> by the way, i'm just hearing him, who i have known him for two decades. you would expect him to say and, therefore, we quit. with we could not deliver to our people any prosperity and liberation, any end of occupation in settlement, but we all know that the palestinian authority has been host

when we sigh the oslo agreement, there was 160,000 cologne y'all setters. today, there are 650,000 of them in the west bank, alone. they control two% of the territory of the west bank, now they control 62% of the territory of the west bank. this is really a trojan horse, this excuse of going to negotiations that the israelis never respect and never commit itself to any of the agreements they signed. i think really the drive we want to see now supported by the world is the drive to stop that absolute crime against our land, stop the settlement project. without that, there will be absolutely no palestine to be talking about in the next five years. >> the incoming chairman of the african union has called on member states to help in the fight against armed groups in north and west africa. the president was speaking at the au summit in ethiopia's capitol. the country is part after regional joint force waging a wire against the nigeria based group, boca haram. also, part of discussions at the meetings. catherine soi sentence this update on the gathering. >> repor

scoreddation -- in september, there was a threat to suspend the palestinian implementation of the oslo agreement, which includes ending security coordination with israel. that still has not happened. can you tell us why? >> i think that israel was clear in saying that there is no security coordination and civilian scored nation. there is coordination and if palestinians will want to stop certain aspects of cooperation, it means all kinds of cooperation will be stopped and this is like suffocation for the palestinian occupation and palestinian people because of the interrelations between the two sides, especially that israeli is in control of almost every aspect of the lives of the palestinian people. stopping all kinds of coordination between the two sides is not realistic, is not practical. >> but if that is what the people want -- >> and -- >> if that is what the palestinian people want and this is according to a recent poll conducted, it's found that the majority of palestinians polled, two thirds doubt abbas seriousness about abandoning that agreement. do you agree with what they h

if france were willing to say this should be based not on some new road map, not on oslo, not on something new, but on existing international law and human rights of the obligations of the parties, then you could have a two state arrangement where both states abuy by international law and the principles of equality for all, but it's going to be very difficult. the land which is fundamental here, the land has been stolen, the creation of settlements where you now have such enormous traps of land under the control of illegal israeli settlors with no indication that any peace agreement would be involving the movement of settlors after their land, then it's not viable. people don't live on symbolism. they they under occupation and siege. a symbolic gesture would be important, useful, for a moment, but it doesn't change the situation by itself >>> the ongoing violence in burundi is top of the agenda at the annual meeting of the african union in the ethiopian capital. leaders there will be talking about burundi's refusal to accept an africa peace keeping force. >> reporter: just like in 2015 sec

the organization that trained and sproe proe vieded his companion, oslo. >> when i am walking around and looking to see what i need. >> and what he wants. >> this is usually all the help he needs to get around. >> i feel that the biggest misconception is that you know, that we need constand care or help. >> translation? ask before try to help. >> scattered showers, light scattered showers over in the east bay and higher terrain. the main event is on the way. and rainfall intensity will be at the peak between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. winter weather advisory for 4:00 a.m. tomorrow, look for 4 to 8 inches of new snow. and back to the bay area we go, highs will be messy and stormy tomorrow except for southern most edge of california. tomorrow, showery and rainy conditions another storm coming in friday so two rainy days and storms ranking two on the impact scale. >> we have shu in tonight. >> we have lot to talk about. >> warriors are back in cleveland. first time since trying to prevent the first losing streak of the season coming off a loss sa >>> warriors back in cleveland for the first tim

colder than oslo, norway. what else? >> with arrival of the cold everybody is talking about the homeless out on the street. we've seen them out there. how can they survive out there? as you know the governor issued an executive order to get them off the streets. you know, it seems like politics is taking its place in this debate right now. and, it's really a shame. >> take a look at the, you heard about the mcdonald's stabbing, a manager lost his life yesterday morning, stabbed, police believe by this guy. surveillance video of the suspect. >> when was last time you use ad pay phone? like never? like 20 years ago? finally something is replacing them. they're weather proof kiosks that offer wi-fi. >> they have been talking about this for a long time. finally today they turn on the switch. one of these phone booths will be a wi-fi station today. >> greg, have you heard about this new show on netflix, it is called, "making a murderer"? apparently they focus on this guy steven avery. i haven't seen it yet. my kids have seen

the organization that trained and sproe proe vieded his companion, oslo. >> when i am walking aroundwhat i need. >> and what he wants. >> this is usually all the help he needs to get around. >> i feel that the biggest misconception is that you know, that we need constand care or help. >> translation? ask >> scattered showers, light scattered showers over in the east bay and higher terrain. the main event is on the way. and rainfall intensity will be at the peak between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. winter weather advisory for 4:00 a.m. tomorrow, look for 4 to 8 inches of new snow. and back to the bay area we go, highs will be messy and stormy tomorrow except for southern most edge of california. tomorrow, showery and rainy conditions another storm coming in friday so two rainy days and storms ranking two on the impact scale. >> we have shu in tonight. >> we have lot to talk about. >> warriors are back in cleveland. first time since trying to prevent the first losing streak of the season coming off a loss >>> warriors back in cleveland for the first time since chevening the nba finals. despite t

of what country is oslo the capital? a) sweden b) norway d) trinidad & tobago the bells at oslo's hall in norway will now also ring to the tune of david bowie's "changes". after receiving many requests, around 70 people braved sub-zero temperatures to listen to the first playing of the song. the clock tower at oslo's city hall marks the top of the hour with different musical pieces. it features classic composers including john lenon and edward grieg. bowie's song will play every evening until the end of may. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa i really, really, really, really like you >>> 8:00 on "today." bomb shell. could this lip balm be doing more harm than good? morning. >>> then, all about oscar. >> surprise. t

we wrote this nobel prize speech, thought it was great, the morning we're going to leave for oslo, he calls me and john and gives us a totally different speech that he has written by hand overnight. get on theeft to plane to oslo, we had not even gotten him the draft of this page and we set up the whole night on the plaintiff in this crazy exercise. we finally made him go to sleep for an hour because he had to deliver the speech. so that is the most extreme version. that is extreme speech-writing. but deal with it i was a to the state of the union is, on the one hand it is hard to say things new after eight years. but the other reason is you have a years to draw from. nicewe came in, and it was was everything we were saying the first time. because was listening there was a huge seismic change in america. and so, that was one kind of a speech ready. now, on the one hand it is hard because people have heard barack obama for 10 years and you do not want to sound like a greatest hits album. but, you have a record. what i liked about this was it is not a hypothetical thing. here is how we

last week oslo said it would send back refugees who used a legal loophole allowing them to enter while riding bikes. for the refugees, it is a desperate attempt to stay in one place. >> to the extent that there is a hunger strike. this will be assessed against the return of people. this is nothing that gives reason to halt a return. >> as norway tightens its immigration laws, the number of departees is likely to increase. >> the u.s. supreme court said it will hear a case determining in president obama's executive action on immigration are legal. the president unveiled plans to keep more than 400 undocumented immigrants being departed. the federal court blocked the proposal. in the meantime the immigrants are in limbo. >> reporter: it's been a roller-coaster of high hopes and low disappoint. for mary and her family since president obama announced executive action. at first, it looked like they could receive permission to live and work here. they had plans to finish the degree in dental services. it was a dream come true to improve our future for the work tournament. this is one person

as we move through into sunday we see the cold air, and notice oslo, minus 14 degrees. at least across the western areas, although it's chilly, it should be largely dry. >> thank you. >> still ahead here on al jazeera. >> i'm caroline malone with a story of syrian students trying to get an education here and why they outnumber the lebanese students. >> in sport. some 3-point shooting swings the game as the chigago bulls host the dallas mavericks. we have the details in sport. >>> welcome back, you're watching al jazeera, the top stories this hour. a security operation at a hotel in burkina faso's capital is over. that's according to the security minister. fighters stormed the splendid hotel ouagadougou on friday. counting is under way in the presidential poll, it could see the island elect a first female president. the opposition party has a significant lead, favouring independence from china >>> iran says it is confident international sanctions will be lifted. the foreign minister is due to meet european diplomats in vena to discuss implementation of last year's nuclea

and when we sign the oslo agreement, there was 160,000 clonial settlers in the west bank and gaza.oday, there are 650,000 of them in the west bank alone. they controlled two percent of the territory. now, they control 62 percent of the territory of the west bank. this is a trojan horse, this excuse of going to negotiations that the israelis never commit itself to any of the agreements they sign. the drive we want to seat is the drive to start that the absolute crime against our lands without there, there will it be absolutely no palestine to be talking about in the next five years. >> a palestin-i can't know journalistly detained by israel will continue a hunger strike en though he is reportedly close to death. he is protesting against a six-month sentence. he has refused all food and medical treatment since november. he is just one of 680 palestinians being held under administrative detention without trial -- trial. excuse me. or charge. >> the incoming chairman of the african union has called on member states to help in a fight against armed groups in north and west africa. chad'

overall, the big rain event for the rest of the day is going to be south of oslo angeles. here is awhat to expect for the rest of the day. morning showers south of the golden gate or south of the south bay, and then the afternoon chance of isolated showers mostly for folks in the north and east bay. a blustery afternoon with a wind advise are i in effect could see gusts upwards of 40 to 50 miles per hour. keep that in mind as you head out to superbowl city today. your high there is 55 degrees. likely going to see plenty of sunshine. a mix of sun and clouds there. but still could feel cocool for the second half of the afternoon and evening because of those winds. >> thanks, julie. we'll check back in with you for the extended forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. meantime, we are seven days away to check out our countdown from superbowl 50. and anticipation building, efforts to keep people safe. >> let's go to mark kelly in the superbowl city. mark, how is pit going out there this morning. >> and god morning, guys. kind o -- kind of quiet. >> and expected to be a big crow

diploargumediplojar diplojargop resembles what we have heard over last 25 years on the palestinian oslorack. i just hope where after 25 years of negotiations, palestine is under objectionpation. >> you sound pessimistic, hot air that both sides are employing. i think the rhetoric was to be expected as we go through the early period of each side dance around the other is there a chapters something could happen even if they take next 6 months? >> just to be clear on the phrasing here i am realistic. if you know, you would know the entire region is falling apart. that's not pessimistic. realistic. entire countries are falling apart. syria is in the midst several war a quarter of a million people have died opposition is clamoring for ending starvation of some of the palestinian communities in syria. do we expect something better to come out of these talks? like every other diplomatic process in this world, diplomacy is base positive page number a balance or imbalance of power and balance of power today seems to be on the side of syria, russian backers and iranian allies, not on our -- no on

the morning we were going to leave to oslo, he calls me in with john favreau the other speechwriter a totally different speech that he'd written overnight by hand. when we got on the plane to leave for oslo we hadn't even gotten him the speech and we spent the whole night on the plane do the crazy exercise. we finally made him go to sleep for an hour because he had to deliver his speech. that's, like, the most extreme version -- that's extreme speech writing but -- the only thing i'd say to the state of the union is what's interesting on the one hand it's hard to say things new after eight years, but on the other hand you have eight years to draw from. so, when we came in, what was nice is everything he was saying you were just kind of saying for the first time and everyone was listening because he was this huge, seismic change in america and hugely consequential world events. and so that was one kind of speech writing. now -- on the one hand it's hard because people have heard barack obama for ten years and you don't want to sound like a greatest hits album, right? as good as those a

>>darya: the mexican immigration institute says the oslo once a teenager and is headed back to united states this morning in couch will be placed on a commercial flight and flown to dallas tx to face charges of he and his mother were detained in quarter vallarta last month that had fled the united states after the deal surface appear on to show him violating his probation he was a report on progress for a drunken-driving accident that killed four people he avoided going to jail when his lawyers argued after the when some to they said he did not understand the consequences of his actions because of his affluent upbringing some protesters stayed at the refuge after the incident and the finance half of this did leave including three men also arrested. >>mark: donald trump is choosing not to fight with this competition instead he went after fox news he said that yesterday there was planned why he is boycotting tonight's debate on fox he suggested not academic and kelly will serve as moderator he did not win the argument and he is not appearing in was back in 2012 as the absence and a repu

one way left to get on the plane to oslo, we hadn't even got the draft of the speech amway started doingthis crazy exercise. we finally made him go to sleep for an hour. so that is the most extreme version. the only thing i would say to the state of the union is what is interesting is one hand it's hard to say things new after eight years, but the other hand you have eight years to draw from. when we came in, everything he was saying, he was saying for the first time and everyone was listening because it was a huge seismic change in america and consequential world events. that was one kind of speech writing. people have heard barack obama for 10 years and you don't want to sound like a greatest hits album because it's not as good as the first album. you have a record. it is not a hypothetical argument we are making. here is our approach. here is how we deal with it. here is how it out with cuba here is how we think this is a good way to deal. it's a very different kind of speech writing than eight years ago were eight years ago you say here's what i want to do and now you can say here's