when the germans enter oslo fjord they were forced to capture the city, oslo. that enabled the king to escape. that underground museum is major source of information about the resistance to the nazi occupation. >> i absolutely agree with you. the norwegian resistance museum was both absolute resource for me. their archives are tremendous. i focus on this story of vemork and i talk about the norwegian independent company but i also think postwar to a man these individuals said their most important job was not vemork. it was other operations they were on. there were quite a number company norwegian independent men. many lost their lives. they participated in scores of operations and if you read leif transstat's diaries diaries, v. morning is in there. every month there is -- vemork, many of them were named after birds. so there is, you know, it is very, it's a fascinating. the whole story of the norwegian independent company. >> young gentleman in the third row in from the aisle. >> got two. >> we'll take both of them. they both had their hands up. go ahead. >> w

resulting in the oslo accords. signed at the white house in 1993, the first agreement between israelis and palestinians, aimed at ending

>> he will be remembered for the oslo accords.people blame him for those, because they ultimately failed. although there are still some element of the oslo accords that remain in effect, and both israelis and palestinians are better off for it. contributed, more so than oslo, was security for the state of israel. many people forget that israel was not always a regional superpower, that israel was not always in clear power. to a lot of that is due peres's early activities in the 50's and 60's, up until he became the peacemaking politician that we know him to be today. what about in terms of controversy? he has had his share of enemies over the year. what would that be? >> any politician who was around for 70 years is certainly going to have his share of andries -- of enemies. shimon perez also made his fair share of mistakes that the years. being those mistakes as among the first israeli politicians to build settlements in the west bank. this is something he came to regret. yousef: thank kong. 12:30 p.m. in hong before the afternoo

with the norwegians that led to the first direct engagement with the palestinians that led to the oslo accords and ultimately his peace prize that he shared. >> and can you kind of describe the difference between when peres was at the height of his power and his attempts to bring peace with now, secretary kerry spent much of his early tenure trying to do the same. >> when prime minister raheem and president peres were partners in peace, even though that was the odd couple of israel, the two of them were essentially committed to the fulfillment of the oslo accords, but after the prime minister's assassination, prime minister peres ultimately lost to prime minister netanyahu in the 1996 elections, so what happened is israel's politics got the best of prime minister peres. his vision for peace was no longer consistent with the reality of the shifting ideological currents when netanyahu became prime minister in 1996, when prime minister sherone became prime minister in 2000, so the deterioration of the peace process ultimately resulted in the latest effort by the united states that failed

resulting in the oslo accords. signed at the white house in 1993, the first agreement between israelis and palestinians, aimed at ending their conflict. >> we shall permanent settlement and with all of our neighbors a comprehensive peace, peace for all. [ applause ] >> reporter: it won perez the nobel peace prize. along with prime minister yitzhak rabin and palestinian leader, yasser arafat. he is considered the father of israel's secret nuclear program. but perez believed his country's security lay as much in making peace as it did in being prepared for conflict. shimon peres was a soldier for israel. president obama said today. for the jewish people, for justice, for peace and for the belief that we can be true to our best selves. his dream of peace in the middle east remains unfulfilled. but not for lack of trying on the part of his body will lie in state tomorrow. in front of israel's parliament building. scott, friday, 7,000 security personnel will protect president obama and other world leaders. as shimon per

>> he will be most remembered for the oslo accords.e credit him for them .nd many others blame him there are still some elements of the oslo accords that remain in a handful of israelis and palestinians are for it. really created was security for the state of israel. many people forget that israel was not always a regional superpower, it was not always a israel is all and those things due to his early activities in the 1950's, 1960's, and up until he became the peacemaking politician that we know him to be today. this "bestt's it for of bloomberg markets: middle east." we've got a busy week ahead. we will be looking forward to economic data in the form of pmi's coming out for some of the gulf countries and numbers coming out from one of the world busiest airports, dubai airport. we will be right here to do it all again next week starting everyday at 8:00 a.m. on bloomberg television. do join me then. this is bloomberg. anna: deutsche bank anxiety grows. equities are sent lower in the u.s. and asia. china's challenges. the yuan is going

he led secret talks with the palestinians and in the signs of the 1993 oslo peace agreement. hewas awarded the nobel peace prize for his efforts. >>> a woman in cleveland, ohio got a campaign phone call like no other. patricia ackerman got the call from a man ?his name in there at these guys are >>inthese calls. prince william and kat got some time away from their kids as they headed to canada. they visited white house canada. it is said to have the cleanest air in the world. earlier tuesday, the couple picked grapes, tried food. where wiiam's parents visited during a tour of canada 30 years ago. tomorrow, they continue their visit and they are set to visit victoria, british columbia. >>> home depot is defenning itself over one of its halloween deaf nations. the scary peeper creeper imitates the head of a peeping tom looking through a window. a mother in canada says it makes light of a serious crime. after hearing the complaint, home depot apologized saying it they say they pulled the item ?u beuse of different complats sayi the face resembled a well phone serial creeper. it

said he's sending his foreign affairs spokeswoman to oslo to examine how officials there managed relations with the eu. always in the european economic area, giving it access to the single market, but it is not in the eu itself. >> maybe we can learn a great deal from norway. it does have a successful expanding economy, albeit based largely on oil, and it is a smaller society, but they have a strong social democratic tradition. they have a huge and effective welfare state and health service. the model of their economy is not that different from what we in the labor party talk about. nejra: global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. francine: thank you so much. let's head to the bloomberg with mark barton for a look at the banks. earlier we fell as much as 8.2%. we know what happened. that equates to 1.2 4 billion claimafter a $14 billion from the u.s. department of justice to settle this investigation. the figures as the german lender won't pay. let's put that in perspective. that is equivalent to a majority of its market cap.

you all to join me in a toast, with the words that shimon spoke when he accepted the peace prize in oslorom my earliest youth, i have known that while one is obliged to plan with care the stages of one's journey, one is entitled to dream, and keep dreaming, of its destination. a man may feel as old as his years, yet as young as his dreams." shimon, to all our friends here tonight, and to our fellow citizens across america and israel -- may we never lose sight of our destination. shalom, and may we always be as young as our dreams. l'chaim. cheers. i have one last order of business to attend to. before i ask our recipient to come to the stage -- while i began my remarks i was not yet sure whether one more -- or two more guests of honor had arrived. i think it would be entirely appropriate at this point for us also to acknowledge two people who have constantly sought to achieve peace, not only in the middle east but all around the world -- one of them happens to be traveling a lot these days on my behalf -- [laughter] pres. obama: -- and i am extraordinarily grateful to them. shimon, i kno

. >> in 1994 he won the nobel peace prize for his role in brokering the oslo accords. >>> dutch officials say the missile system that shot down flight 17 came from russia and was returned to russia afterward. it was flaufrnd territory controlled by -- launched in territory controlled by pro russian separatists in >>> the sister of the duchess of cambridge. images of the duchess along with prince george and princess charlotte are believed to be part of the hack. they were kane from middleton's icloud data backup account. >>> another day in the 80s today, tomorrow. that begins to change a little into weekend. hazy out there, no weather problems at all. we had another nice daishg very warm -- nice day, very warm. high and dry over the eastern plains. that's going to change. low pressure system starting to pump some moisture now moving into western colorado. warm temperatures again and plenty of couple. scattered showers. thursday, a better chance for rain in the higher elevations. do not make it over the front range but the clouds do. friday, 6:00, a line of showers, maybe a few thunderstorm

as the signer of the oslo accords he didn't deliver the peace. arabs still hold him accountable. yet most arab leaders got to know him personally. i suspect many would have preferred to have been there. they should have come. it would have been important. and israel is entering into an important time as iran becomes of power. saudi arabia, egypt. their relationship with israel are becoming far more significant in many respects their relationship is becoming in effect a matter of importance and convenience to the arab states. it is more ironic that the leaders didn't come as a symbolic testament to the importance of the growing israeli ties. >> you heard former president clinton's eulogy. he referenced shimon peres's mistakes. what do you think those were throughout his time as the leader of israel, symbolically as president and as chief executive and prime minister. >> i don't think there were many mistakes we can point to during mr. peres's time as president. from the time he entered politics in 1959 he competed aggressively with other lears in the labor party for management and

the oslo o cord signed at the >> a permanent settlement and with all our neighbors, a comprehensive peaceful. >> reporter: peres posted a facebook video promoting local products. >>> a dog in california in a california shelter is getting not just because he's up for adoption. the german shepard tried to escape and it was caught on camera. ginger climbed up to the top of her kennel and she was able to get through not one or two but three doors before she made her escape. here she stopped at the reception desk and posed for the camera. she gets to the front door and pushes you right open making >> everybody believes that she was trying to make her way back to her old owner because she was found close to where her old home was. >> her old owner could no longer take care of her. people are lining up to adopt her. the shelter is asking for someone who worked ,, at ikea, we believe that everything - from your lamp to your couch - should work as hard as you do. that green living is something everyone can afford. that you can sacrifice everything but a good night sleep. and we believe your furniture

man led the army of israel military, also led secret talks with the palestinians that ended in the oslo peace agreement, that earned him a nobel peace prize which he shared. >> we want to thank you for all >> reporter: the man who never rested finally passed away. nbc news, tel aviv. >> shimon peres dead at 93. when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need. ?? thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program ion. it's that easy to make a difference. ?? walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena? makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. if you' try clarispray.mes to escape your nasal allergies... from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, prescription strength relief from sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the world. try clarispray today. what are these? what is it? duck lips. quack quack. you are a backwards duck. instead of quac

as the chief architect of the 1993 oslo nearly a decade of progress and mutual cooperation between the israelis and palestinians. ultimately, along with yassar arafat and yitzhak rabin, peres was awarded the nobel peace prize for his efforts. active politics, peres spent his time promoting joint arab-israeli peace projects. believing neighbors-- no matter their shared and violent history--must find a way to live together. until the end of his life, shimon peres fought for israel, both in war and in peace. in jerusalem, conor powell, fox after hearing about the death of peres, president obama tweeted out this response last night. " my condolences to the family of one of the world's greatest leaders." tonight in tampa... a special memorial for miami marlins pitcher "jose fernandez." it will take place at one of the ?first fields he played on.... at alonso high school. fernandez graduated from there five years, before getting drafted into the majors. alonso high will have a candlelight vigil at 7-30 p-m... right on that baseball field. fernandez died over the weekend when his boat crashed

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nats up....in 1994, he won the nobel peace prize for his role in brokering the "oslo accords" ... a historic peace deal between israelis and palestinians. former president the two sides at the white house ... says peres was "a genius with a big heart ... a lucid, eloquent dreamer until the very end."(sot/peres) "with all our neighbors, a comprehensive peace. peace for all."nats....workers are preparing a grave for peres who will be laid to rest on friday.the public will have a chance to pay final respects on thursday - when the former president's body lies in-state at israel's parliament in jerusalem. teri okita, cbs news, london.(suggested tag: israel's foreign ministry says today: more clouds than sun and staying breezy. on and off showers, especially in the morning. cool with highs around 600. wind: ne 10-20 mph. tonight: some clouds. drying out. lows in the lower 50s. wind: nw 10-15 mph.week ahead: mix of clouds and sun on thursday with average around 660. scattered shower chances return for friday and saturday. better chance for more rain friday. staying close to average to e

there was the oslo accords in 93 and another before bill clinton left office.ow close did he get to a real peace between the two sides? >> he got very close. it's a matter of debate as to whether the palestinians really could have accepted the offer, but clinton and his negotiating team and a lot of people who were there at the time said we were right on the brink. clinton and his memoire said he couldn't believe that arafat would be so foolish as to turn down an offer that was so good. even if people say the offer was not as good as the americans and israelis say it is, in clinton's own mind, that was a great offer. they came really clois and couldn't singe it. i think for him it's the moby dick whale that got away. a lot of evidence reading his mem rars that haunt him. >> for he was back in a position where he could be empowered to pursue that and if that became his role, the players have changed in the last 15 years and the politics within the mideast have changed. would he still be -- would that be a job he could achieve? >> number one, i spoke to people wh

in the 1990's, he played a key role in negotiating the oslo accord which laid the foundations for theiddle east peace process. he was awarded the nobel peace prize for his efforts. known as a brilliant operator, he served two terms as prime minister. he rounded out his political career as president. in honor of his passing, israel lowered flags to half mast and parliament. we will have more on that later on on the day, but now it is time for business use. european central bank, the boss, mario draghi? reporter: sometimes the impossible happens. opec has agreed to cut oil output for the first time since 2008, albeit by 750,000 barrels a day. the agreement came as low oil prices forced saudi arabia to ease its stance on its archrival, iran. opec will cut total output from 33 million barrels to 32.5 million per day. they will agree at the next corporal meeting in november. and non-opec countries like russia will be invited to cut production. so it just stands [indiscernible] what are the markets making out of opec's agreement to cut production? reporter: the understanding between opec me

nobel was awarded the peace prize in 1994 for his role peaceotiating the oslo accord between israel and the palestinian territories. mr. peres hase, maintained an active public to promoteontinuing closer ties between israel and the palestinians. israeli prime minister, a former political rival of peres, tweeted, "shimon, we love you, the whole country you speedy recovery." other messages of support continue to pour in from across the last for one of living founders of the modern state of israel. anchor: the british and french led intervention in libya was ill thought out and showed a basic misunderstanding of the country, according to british lawmakers who released a scathing report about the actions about the then prime minister david cameron. nato's mission to protect libyan -- morphed into mariano mariano regime change, creating the chaos libya experiences today. reporter: a day after he resigned from parliament, former prime minister david cameron has targeted in a damning parliamentary report into the 2011 coalition-led intervention libya. m.p.'s say he failed to develop as primet

. >> the oslo accord signed at the white house earned shimon peres shimon peres a nobel peace prize. former president bill clinton called him "a genius with a big heart and a lucid eloquent dreamer until the very end.". >> he helped people in israel, everyone, jews, christian, everyone. funeral, president obama, former president clinton and many other world leaders will attend the funeral. >>> a warm day, 50 degrees in denver. >>> so tough to find teachers in some parts of colorado now teach . >>> a great escape for a dog at a california animal shelter. ahead you will not believe how many doors she opened to make her get away. her get away. this is the in color w t but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very

shimone perez opened secret negotiations with palestinians which led to the oslo accords signed in 1993 on the white house lawn, the first agreement between israel and the palestinians aimed at ending their conflict. it won perez the prize though it didn't deliver lasting peace in the my. bill clinton called him a complicated brilliant friend. >> shimone was being interviewed by charlie rose and he looked at him sort of saying i'm going to serve a soft ball up to you. and watch you hit a home run. what do you want your legacy to be? and he said -- i'm more concerned about tomorrow than yesterday. here atop mount hertzel along side other israeli leaders. holly williams, cbs news, jerusalem. >> brian: coming up on cleveland 19 news, tropical storm matthew is now a hurricane. we are tracking matthew as he sets his sights on the caribbean. >> tia: and the royal family making a splash in canada. ok. and princess charlotte said her first word at a garden party. there it is right there. hear what it was, coming up. >> brian: hout begins at 8:00 on sunday morning instead of 11:00. that's becaus

el ex mandatario dedicÓ sus esfuerzos en propulsar la paz y negociÓ los acuerdos de oslo con lo que buscabaibertad. pero recordome en un comunicado diciendo en parte: estamos en deuda con Él, durante aÑos nadie dice mÁs que shimon peres para forjar alianzas entre ambos paÍses. >> me parece que ha dado esperanza a mucha gente y nos ha dejado con una gran elegancia que ahora tenemos que realizarla. reportera: pÉrez se mantuvo vivo en su bÚsqueda con la paz hacia sus Últimos dÍas de vida. ♪ jorge: un reporte de un grupo de expertos holandeses indicÓ que el arribo de un aviÓn de malasia airlines en julio de 2014 con 288 personas a bordo fue provocado por un misil ruso. los investigadores seÑalan que el cohete fue llevado desde rusia a una zona de ucrania controlada por separatistas pro rusos. el gobierno de rusia rechazÓ toda las conclusiones del informe. marÍa: el presidente del gobierno de catalunya anunciÓ hoy que su intenciÓn de convocar para septiembre del 2017 un referendo sobre la independencia de esa regiÓn del noreste de espaÑa durante un discurso en el parlamento catalÁn agregÓ que lo

shimon peres famously opened secret negotiations with the palestinians which led eventually to the oslo accord in 1993. the first agreement between israeli and the palestinians aimed at ending their conflict. that won peres the peace price along with israeli's prime minister menachem begin and east. peres will be buried later today here along with other israeli leaders. holly williams, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> hillary clinton says donald trump may have violated u.s. sanctions by trying to do business in cuba. clinton cited a ""newsweek" report. trump denies it. clinton also wonders why trump is so proud of not paying taxes. >> it's probably true, he hasn't paid a actually support our military or our vets or our schools or our roads or our education systems. >> for his part, trump accused clinton to be beholden to major donors. >> everything you need to know about hillary clinton, sometimes referred to as crooked hillary, can be understood with a simple, but very important phrase -- >>> "usa today" is taking a side in a presidential election for the first time in its 34-year history. its

the oslo accord won peres and yasser arafat the nobel peace prize. a long and mostly secret special in jordan with an arab state. peres used his two terms as state president to promote israeli standing in the world and his quest for peace. in what perhaps some dubbed his life best, shimon peres once said, the duty of leaders is to pursue freedom ceaselessly even in the face of hostility and doubt and disappointment, just imagine what could be. his dream of middle east peace remains unfulfilled but not for lack part. israeli's foreign ministry said this morning a long list of world leaders expected to attend the funeral on friday, including president obama, bill and hillary clinton and others. >> thank you, charlie. >>> to the race for the white house now. both hillary clinton and donald trump are on the campaign trail today. 84 million people watched their debate on monday night, a record. trump was less than pleased with the debate and promises to hit harder in their next meeting. hena daniels is here in new york. >> reporter: good morning. we are s

in 1994 he won nobel peace prize for a role in brokering oslo accords, historic peace deal between palestinians and israeli. president clinton that hosted two sides at the white house said that he was a genius with a big heart. the end. >> a comprehensive peace. >> reporter: workers preparing a grave for perez laid to rest on friday. public will have a chance to pay final respects on thursday when former president's body lies in state at israel parliament in jerusalem. >> anchor: coming up on 19 action news. warning about a brad pitt posting on facebook. how clicking it could get you hacked. and showed compassion during a traffic stop. going above and beyond duty. plus get your football fix early this sunday. tailgate 19 begins at 8:00. and 9:30 it is nfl football live from london as colts take on jaguars. then the browns kickoff at 1:00 p.m. followed by the fifth >> live from cleveland's news center. driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is 19 action news. >> anchor: welcome back. brad pitt may be getting a divorce but he is not dead. if you see a rip brad pitt on facebook. do not click on

the oslo peace accord. of thethink that era great statesman reaching a deal over handshakes has died with him? >> i don't think so. i think the events might be more complicated. probably, it would not be a one-stroke end to it. it might have to go through interim agreements, probably butain unilateral steps, the vision for two states, two nations, is the only one that will protect the long-term survivability. people, 5 million palestinians and 8 million become onet will state. clear in this long sitght in this push. jane: the future of israel and palestine, do you think looking at the middle east today that are mesut was justified? optimism was justified? for years, turning it into the islamic winter, nationstates are collapsing all around. results of official .orld war i collapsing a dictator. libya, any other place, the interruption of all of the ages old conflicts are coming back to life. it might take time. but, israel is there. for joining me and sharing your memories of shimon peres. thank you. >> tha

has been postponed since the oslo accords. genie: the garden is revealing ace secret eu memo with a secret ultimatum to afghanistan. >> it's one of many. you can access it on the guardian website. according to this memo the eu is making it aid migration sensitive. it has told afghanistan that it must accept around 80,000 deported a silence degrees -- asylum seekers in exchange for aid money. even though they are well aware of the worsening violence and purity can turns in the country. -- security concerns in the country. the idea is to make aid conditional. one of the most famous cases was the deal struck with turkey to take back asylum seeker's in exchange for visa privileges. genie: the man known as the farmer bro is back. he has a new business idea. >> it will please his hardest critics. you will remember him, martin shrilly. he is most famous for buying in hivpd<é?xúaaaaaa program is an original production of link tv. >> thrup on the wall, they're keeping an eye owe. uncle sam keeps an eye on you. here sharon keeps an eye

the 1993 oslo accords were intended to the end of the occupation and achieve the independence of the state of palestine within five years. yet, israel reneged on the agreements it signed and, to this moment, persists with its occupation and continues to expand its illegal settlement enterprise, which undermines realization of the two-state solution on the basis of the 1967 borders. does israel want one state? despite the security council's adoption of 12 resolutions condemning israeli settlements in the occupied palestinian territory since 1967, none of these resolutions has been implemented, encouraging israel to continue pursuing its plans for the seizure of more palestinian land in the west bank, including east jerusalem, with impunity. the violent actions of israeli settlers have reached the extent of the formation of terrorist groups that burn and kill entire families, destroy properties, and uproot the trees that are the livelihoods of palestinian families. israel's disrespect and contemptuous policies have even lead to attempts to "legalize" the settlements and the settlers co

minister shimon peres opened secret negotiations with the palestinians which led eventually to the oslo accord signed in 1993 on the white house lawn. the first agreement between israel and palestine aimed at ending their conflict. it won peres the nobel peace prize but it didn't deliver peace in the middle east. bill clinton called him our complicated brilliant friend. >> shimon was being interviewed by charlie rose and he looked at him sort of saying, i'm going to serve a softball up to you. and watch you hit a home run. what do you want your legacy to be? and he said, i'm more concerned about tomorrow than yesterday. >> reporter: shimon peres was laid to rest here alongside other israelis. holly williams, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> could legalizing marijuana lead to a spike in housing prices? still ahead, new numbers pointing to a possible connection. >> plus, crossing over a canyon with just glass under your feet. tourists returned to get a unique view from this bridge. >> seeing a lot of blue skies, plenty of sunshine, but temperatures are still on the cooler side. we have rain chanc

and it developed into the oslo peace process. nobel peace prizes followed. in 2014 he retired as the world's holdest head of state. joshua runyan interviewed him more than a decade ago on a trip to philadelphia. >> a diplomat, an intellectual, someone in the trenches when it came to developing government policy and negotiating with other states. his loss is going to be felt for a long time. >> his funeral is planned for friday in jerusalem, a long list of world leaders have already said they will attend. in center city, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >>> philadelphia police say that a man appeared to be targeted as he was smoking a cigarette on the porch of his home on vandyke street at midnight. authorities say the 33-year-old man stepped outside when the gunshots rang out. he was rushed to the hospital but efforts to save him were unsuccessful. >> 10 shell casings were within feet and some inches where this individual was found, an indication that the shooter was standing in close proximity to the victim. >> police tell "action news" that there