the deal was the culmination of peace talks in oslo, norway..udes a timetable for discussions about political, economic and constitutional reforms. a government representative hailed the agreement. >> this is an historic and unprecedented event. many of us have been here doing this before, but i think we're looking at a very opportune opportunity that we can finish off what we have started a long time ago. >> sreenivasan: representativesa from both sides agreed to returu to oslo in october for further negotiations. france's top administrative court overturned a controversial ban on the so-called "burkini" in one resort town today. the body-covering swimsuit worn by muslim women has sparked a fierce debate in france. martin geissler of "independent television news" has our report from paris. >> reporter: these were the pictures that divided france and shocked the world beyond. a muslim woman forced by a group of armed policemen to remove her clothing on a public beach. the burkini was banned by more than a dozen french towns for being overtly rel

exactly five years ago before the munich rampage, breivik killed 77 people in oslo and the island oftoya, the worst massacre in the history of norway. he posted information online, including about weapons. the munich shooter ordered his gun online. investigators say he played violent video games. >> it's a kind of game that practically every identified mass killer far has played. >> in winnended, this sculpture commemorates the victims. nicole nalepa's name is inscribed here. another is jana schober. she was only 15. for years afterward, her father campaigned for tougher gun laws and against violent video games. now he has given up. >> none of the demands we made were met. regarding gun laws, regarding certification of video games. it's a fight against windmills, and the mills are stronger than you. >> the munich killer had a gun. ali david s. apparently felt bullied by his fellow students, and as we now know, he was here in winnenden at the albertville secondary school and took photos in preparation. that realization reopens old wounds among the victims' parents and creates new ones

exactly five years ago before the munich rampage, breivik killed 77 people in oslo and the island oftoya, the worst massacre in the history of norway. he posted information online, including about weapons. the munich shooter ordered his gun online. investigators say he played violent video games. >> it's a kind of game that practically every identified mass killer far has played. >> in winnended, this sculpture commemorates the victims. nicole nalepa's name is inscribed here. another is jana schober. she was only 15. for years afterward, her father campaigned for tougher gun laws and against violent video games. now he has given up. >> none of the demands we made were met. regarding gun laws, regarding certification of video games. it's a fight against windmills, and the mills are stronger than you. >> the munich killer had a gun. ali david s. apparently felt bullied by his fellow students, and as we now know, he was here in winnenden at the albertville secondary school and took photos in preparation. that realization reopens old wounds among the victims' parents and creates new ones

says they will be among 22 formerly detained rebels to have negotiations in oz low as consultant -- oslo as consultants. >> free to fight for peace. these rebel leaders are hoping that five years of bloody negotiations will come to an end. they say the release have boost confidence in the president's determination to reach a peace agreement. human rights activists point out hundreds of rebels remain in detention. >> there is still a loss of political prison -- lots of political prisoners, we are hoping, to be released. there are more than 500, and they are still continuously struggling and demanding justice with countless sham cases, wasting time inside the jail cells. but we are hoping and we will be fighting. reporter: the president won a landslide victory in may, promising to negotiate the end he ong-running insurgences, even called on the communist armed wing to hem embattled drug lords the day after he was inaugurated. rebels have been waging an insurgency in the philippines since 1969. today the rebel army is down to fewer than 4,000 combatants from a peak of around 26,000 in the 1

one was in taiwan and the other was in oslo or they asked me to speak on the greatest concern about the next century. concern isreatest the increasing division between rich people and poor people. this in aetween country like china or the united states, but also between rich countries and poor countries. the mosthat has become serious problem in the world now. a lot of people think that the -- war is going on. we had a low level of people in but that like -- division between rich and poor is becoming greater. that causes polarization and it causes people to take a radical stand which appeal to the people who feel left out. obviously to get a good job and make the, but also people feel like they are being treated fairly by their government. i think a lot of folks in the they don't think they are being treated fairly by the government and i believe my children can have a better life than i cap -- i have. sense ofost that optimism that these generations will be better off. those two things have caused the radical nature of political campaigns that you just asked me about in other countries

and played on the football team after they graduated they move to open a third person was shot from osloe is in hospital police have not released any information on a motive or a suspect. >>james: schools in the bay area's are starting up this morning here the districts that are starting to the students in the piedmont gilroy and morgan hill paulo told and sunnyvale school district will be heading back to class today and it is going to be out this morning as the head back to class there will be conducting the safe route school traffic safety operations basically a zero tolerance making sure you'll fall on the speed limit. >>james: as buses are dropping kids off and pick in the back up again. >>darya: for the first time the u.s. fell to win a gold medal yes and. >>reporter: 4 exercise american sprinter a foretime gold medalist herself was less than satisfied with her silver or race nasa from her at the finish line by desperate diver from sean a. miller the men's basketball team product of poor play the u.s. a women had taken a backseat to no one team usa faces japan in the finals this aft

does a great job of collecting logs, figuring things out, and trying to determine who was his oslo forthis, and they had some specific ties that they could point to with this former i.t. professional, but -- and this is where the cooperation peace came in, i, like many in the private sector, sometimes reluctant to get the government involved because you think you can handle it yourself, and sometimes when you get the government involved, things are taken out of your hands. once we started to see real ties thoughtdividual and we someone was involved in it was becoming fairly costly for us, our shipping being shut down and other things being shut down, we contacted the fbi, local folks in atlanta, ultimately they pass it along to the new orleans cyber office, which i will admit it's very, very excellent. here is where it gets very sticky. the individual who was really seemingly just interested in causing some havoc -- back up. we contacted the fbi on the 24th of february, so 10 days after this whole thing started here to three days later after we contacted them on the 27th, maybe because

one was in taiwan and the other one was in oslo to the aspen to speak up the greatest concern about the next century. i set my greatest concern about the next century is the increasing division between rich people and poor people. and not only between rich people and poor people in a country like china or the united states, but also between rich countries and poor countries. i think that has become the most serious problem in the world now. a lot of people think that the world is more and conflict now, wars going on. as a matter fact we have kind of a low level of total the people and conflict right now compared to most time. at that division between rich and poor is becoming greater. i think it causes a lot of polarization and it causes people like in our country to take a radical stance which appealed to the people that are left out. one of the things that needs to be done for all people is also to get the in jobs and give thea good education, but also to let the people feel like they're being treated fairly by their own government. i think a lot of folks in the united states now don'

. >> i austin, texas is about as republican as oslo. >> right. >> as the upper west side.>> thank you so much. >> by the way, i absolutely love, love, love, capital l-o-v-e austin, texas. i would go get some barbecue, listen to great music and say i will see you. >> and you have get your barbecue. >> some tacos. >> correct. >> and take it away. >> in this key battleground state of texas, listen, there has been no major party nominee that has campaigned in 20 years. the last time it happened was back in 1996. you know how well that turned out for him. almost more is like a homecoming. it is an interesting choice for donald trump. she here for fundraising. he is here to meet with donors and have face time with republican folks in the lone star state. it is not in town. it is 30 minutes outside of austin. when you talk to republican operatives he says listen, it's not like he is going for the college kids here in u.t. he will probably pull supporters in the suburbs of austin and in the rural areas. it is an eyebrow raising choice considering where he is in polling. >> why is