hebron ok against the wishes of the israeli people he was the one that enforced the oslo accords in the beginning when he was prime minister when he took over as prime minister a decade ago when he took over as prime minister they're going to he gave the speech in parliament supporting a 2 state solution i didn't hear ganser lieberman do that he was the finance minister i'm doing it is a single easement one month before the disengagement they made sure all the money was there to do that so any of the people in it and now is the most liberal it's and now it's done more for 2 state solution it's a now does more than any of the one i'm sorry i'm not i adding heart let you know i stick around i like you i can't let you say that without with impunity michel he has built more settlements and that all illegal under international law than any other israeli leader and he hasn't read the peace process i believe that is not correct i die i actually think it is but let's say there was a listening up with the prime minister is he then born settlement he's declared his land in 94 or it will he is

hebron ok against the wishes of the israeli people he was the one that enforced the oslo accords in the beginning when he was prime minister when he took over as prime minister a decade ago when he took over as prime minister they're going to he gave the speech in very long supporting a 2 state solution i didn't hear ganser lieberman do that he was the finance minister i'm doing it is a single easement one month before the disengagement they made sure all the money was there to do that so any of the people in it and now is the most liberal it's and now it's done more for 2 state solution it's a now does more than any of the one i'm sorry i'm to try out a heart let you know i saw on that like you i can't let you say that without with impunity michel he has built more settlements and that all illegal under international law than any other israeli leader and he hasn't read the peace process i believe that is not correct i die i actually think it is but let's say there was a listening up with the prime minister is he then born settlement he's declared his land in 94 or it will he is not

hebron ok against the wishes of the israeli people he was the one that enforced the oslo accords in the beginning when he was prime minister when he took over as prime minister a decade ago when he took over as prime minister they're going to he gave the speech in very long supporting a 2 state solution i didn't hear ganser lieberman do that he was the finance minister i believe it is a single easement one month before the disengagement they made sure all the money was there to do that so any of the people in it and now is the most liberal it's and now it's done more for a 2 state solution it's a now does more than any of the one i'm sorry i'm not i out a hard let you know i stick around i like you i can't let you say that without with impunity mitchell he has built more settlements and that all illegal under international law than any other israeli leader and he hasn't read the peace process i believe that is not correct i die i actually think it is but let's say there was a listening of what the prime minister is he then born settlement he's declared his plan in 94 or it will he i

and the breakdown of oslo. that arafat was presenting himself to the world as a man of peace. the world didn't know at that time that he also had organizations like the palestinian liberation front doing dirty deeds to keep up his status as a man of action as well. so he said no, arafat is a man of peace and in the interview aired on tv the only piece that aired was the arafat is a man of peace and not the condolences and not the condemnations of the hijacking. the next morning, he had 3 young children, all-american citizens went to his office, opened the front door and a bomb went off and he was killed. and the people who were believed to be responsible, the case is still a cold case but the fbi investigating the case has always believed the organization responsible for it was the jewish defense league which was a far right jewish terrorist organization. all of a sudden we're talking domestic terrorism, international terrorism and it is feeling like a very current story so i thought my scope is going to broade

. ♪ in oslo, norway, the northern command, integrated international staff, danes and norwegians underpean command. here there is a french commander in chief under three commanders. undersea, land and air. they guard the very heart of europe. naples, the headquarter on the southern flank. the base for the american six fleet. the historic british base, headquarters for the nato forces for five nato companies. and in the united states, supreme allied commander's, home of the u.s. navy and also international headquarters on american soil. symbol of the unity of the western world. and, on the island of britain, the general commands. the royal navy, muskies opened the vital supply of western europe. >>> and at the nato headquarters, these forces are assisted in their task by the royal air force. the defense of the western approaches to the british isles. >>> in 1952, two new nations joined the alliance. turkey and greece. greece, with reston threat. and in 1955, germany joined nato. eisenhower said farewell. each man, by his presence and his uniform, reasserting america's defense of europe.

thahat thy are babasically calling off allf the agrgreements with israel tht he signened under the oslo security agreements to keep the west bank quiet, more or less. leaders are callingng it a violatation of internationonal . the saudidi's are e saying thats is a dangerorous escalation. the minister in jordan says that it could spark violence across ththe region. the arab league is calling t ths a declaration to an end of the peace process. the idea of it has really ruffled feathers. may not even follow through with his pledge. hehe has been very conservrvatie whenen it comes to t the issue f annexixing anyththing in the wet babank. thatow he has been urging for the last decade. >> in jerusalem, thank you. bid to bring an end to two years of deadly unrest originating in cameroon, the country's resident has called the start of a national dialogue. and 500,000killed displaced in the country. we take stock of the reaction to that announcement. a rare televised address that was watched across the nation. wasasesident announcing he launching a national dialogue to try to end the conflflict

a gunman opens fire as a youth camp on an island outside the norwegian capital oslo police now say at least 18 people were killed your difficult to get the monks on the spring break it is peculiar thing is don't leave me to be at all but under of but if you can get even 3 months one common to get a foot on the lawn for the whole nation to vote on the. monks will say we've been in the territories but there is some a cup dudek there you need all the more done with bruno the cmon man who should work for mokhtar so somehow that there was no hope meaning ending because very little of it when the let them of course but i totally not funny just got mocked all done up in the. credit for the other country marxist i'm a feminist and minnows mung so you had to make do do your get the child to you was not very fast addict why do you have an all day we control newsgroup laughter didn't mean without it make a try to think you have it in the us they can make a phobia this is a curse and obviously good for nonsense or something any discomfort evolved in the north of kabul or disk or pacific splitting

anyone who thought that there was still alive in the oslo process had to conclude a have e end of the day was over. now that presents a policy problem for the united states of america which means okay, then what is our approach to resolving the israeli-palestinian conflict, and we have yet to answer a that question so that is one reason that it's a different kind of conversation today than it was a few years ago. it is a dynamic situation and the political elite are shifting. in the united states i think within the american public there are two key developments and we have been tracking this for years. this isn't about obama and trump, this is stuff that has been happening in the american public that's being reflected in what their leaders say and do and that is americans by and large favor a two state solution if no two state solution is possible, in the significant majorities two thirds and above if they prefer one state with equal rights for everybody because we are americans and that is kind of our political culture. but when they look at the situation as it exists today, there ar

we started with an increase in numbers of animals getting sick in the oslo area.th regulation, we have a list of conditions that for example, an unusual distribution or occurrence of disease, which makes it not a viable disease, foot and mouth disease and so forth. —— viral disease. this triggers a response from us to try to find out about these things. that is why the team didn't catch up because we got that message about the normal distribution and occurrence on the 4th of september, i think. just before you go, time to bring your comments following on from sexual to bs. anonymous text said my partner used to abuse me and then call the police and have me arrested. jeannie on twitter says, listening to a heartbreaking segment on victoria live about domestic abuse on it is ha rd live about domestic abuse on it is hard for victims to see what is happening from within. we need the community to spot the signs and report it. we need to educate people on the signs and symptoms. bbc newsroom live is coming up next, thank you for your company today, have a lovely day. go

in oslo 77 percent of all new cars sold are electric within a year carbon dioxide emissions have dipped by 9 percent. norway didn't invent the battery powered car in fact alternatives to can bust in engines have been around for a long time in 1975 mercedes rolled out its 1st emission for event. in 1976 mark the birth of books wagons electric gold. b.m.w. launched its one in the early 1990 s. . d.s. we showcased our 1st electric cars at the 1972 olympic games and they accompanied the marathon run we now have 20 years of experience under our belt and i think we've mastered the technology. it's give us 5 maybe 10 years then we'll be ready like. i'm going to survive so i'm. 27 years later and we're still not ready germany is nowhere near to reaching its 2020 climate goals which foresee a 1000000 electric vehicles on its roads next year instead we're still debating. our threshold set in. stone. is the diesel engine better than its tattered reputation. art electric cars polluters and other ways. the geneva motor show stomping ground of the tradition conscious car industry here nothing seems o

reports he was in daily contact with the oslo freedom forum a u.s. based outfit that brags about training people to overthrow governments for good to talk to a government for good you have to be organized and to plan meticulously and activists here have been involved in helping to organize the current protests in hong kong talking to the hong kong students not on a daily almost hourly basis the b.b.c. reports that 10000 protesters were trained by this freedom forum before 2014 so it's possible a similar thing happened in the lead up to this surge of protests and it looks more and more every day as if what they're being trained to do is provoke the police to react and win over public opinion one protester even disclosed the strategy to the new york times. and sure enough after singing the us national anthem and marching to the u.s. consulate asking president trump to liberate hong kong some protesters got violent and destructive. they broke windows they damaged public property and engaged in arson and sure enough the riot police showed up with tear ga

understand but the real beautiful talks will happen once once these and initial agreements are made in oslo in october when the taliban and the afghan government representatives will meet face to face for the 1st time and that was something that the taliban said they would never do. the south african president has vowed to tackle a wave of xenophobia that's fueled days of violence in 2 of the country's main cities attacks on foreigners and their businesses have killed at least 10 people threatening to turn into a diplomatic disaster no amount of anger and frustration and grievance can justify such acts of $1000.00 destruction and criminality they can be no excuse for the attacks on the homes and businesses of foreign nationals. the nigerian government is recalling its top diplomat to south africa which is in turn close its diplomatic missions in nigeria over fears of reprisal attacks aramis hasa reports. most of these people are from zimbabwe they say they were attacked on monday at around 3 local time they saw dozens of men hitting towards them telling them to least other africa because th

there must be an agreement between the afghan government and taliban those negotiations will begin in osloimmediately following the negotiated peace announcement. two, the taliban guarantees that the al-qaida will not reestablish a safe han in afghanistan they've got some presence there but it is not form mid nlble none of us apply that can't trust taliban the other one is taliban guarantees that they will destroy isis they don't have about capability to do that as isis has grown inside of all of us we will not move from 8 -- 600 to zero despite the fact that is proclaimed as end state until such time as those conditions are met. >> general it sounds to me, and affirmative me m my decision sounds like cynicism. >> here before allow. >> yes, we have. >> a lot of years. >> 20 years engagement this president to great credit said he wants to bring our took place home put the burden on the nations upon whom legitimately belongings he has to a clear a lot of brush at pentagon, and there is a -- an abiding inertia would argue relentlessly for another two decade we need troops there to control the

holy see but this is supposed to be where the policy palestinian state is supposed to go under the oslo accords does it mean that you're going to rip up all those security. council resolutions and go against international law in any agreement being 50 in the past and in the future to jordan a valley would be the border with it we have to control our borders so that's would be our policy one day when we have the bush regime but means that a bath instead of coming to new york why he's not coming to georgia lim to negotiate de witt without them using this platform to call him to stop what incitement stop with the payment for terrorists come to deal with the lamb negotiate directly with the baileys said that they did it cause then did it that is the only way to achieve a peace treaty it will be empty speeches here in new york but by a they've been down there with these valleys were running out of time but very last i don't understand what the israeli position is for the palestinians are you expecting them to live in ghettos in some sort of apartheid system has exposed to one absolutely not

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home journal so he could have them free period two years and that is something that you learned about oslo. while collier was into navigation, his great friend was orville wright who is on the right side here and together, they set up the first ever national magazine company that had its own sales network in every city across america. to sell magazines, you have to make sure your customer wanted to read the ad that may be in it and that your advertiser had to feel he wasn't making his money -- wasting his money advertising and the you were ethical. this is the era of the medicines almost every newspaper decided to give something special. i don't think i would want any swamp route, i don't know about you but that's pretty bad. this product claimed that it could kill absolutely anything. so he joined with believe it or not, ladies home journal to stop the medicine advertising. they believed it was killing americans. this is a few other of the ads of the time you could have your diabetes cured which blow strengtstrengthen the system and decreases sugar and prevents diabetic shock. wonderful.

it and look, he wanted to lend the signature from his office to a final deal that might come out of oslo, an appeal between the afghan government and the taliban but not directly with the taliban. a spokesperson reached out in reaction to their reaction to the story. produced a stage on record saying that he -- the 79 and all the necessary parties agree and he's the appropriate person to sign the taliban deal. he'll sign it. but it took us a lot of, well, just attention to this issue out there and a big reaction in kabul before he was willing to say that. >> the peace talks are taking place against a backdrop of violence in afghanistan. the latest incident, a car bomb attack in kabul that killed a u.s. service member. cnn's michael holmes has that. >> debris and blown-out cars strewn across the road after another attack in the afghan capital. dozens are injured or dead. mom those killed, two nato service members, one iran and one american. the can suicide bomb car bomb detonated there. it's a message as they try to broker a deal with the u.s. >> in eastern kabul, the charred remains of a

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. >>> today, president trump continues with fund-raisers in oslo hangless and san diego and a visit to. border. yesterday, the president brought in $4 million for his reelection campaign and for the republican national committee. the fund-raiser was at the home of some microsystems founder scott mcneely. the police presence was heavy. as the president spent a short time with supporters who paid as much as $100,000 for a ticket to the event. >> for me, i see the opportunity and what his policies stand for, and you know, we're living in times where everybody wants everything kind of handed to them. >> now, dozens of protesters line the street outside of the fund-raiser. many of them are calling for the president to be impeached. >>> the secretary of housing and urban development dr. ben carson also visited san francisco touring a new public housing complex and calling for more efforts to help homeless people with mental allness. >> i think we need to work with american psychiatric association and you know, we need to acknowledge that perhaps the government made some mistakes with when it

norges bank's governor speaking at oslo.g to see the factors pro hiking and against hiking. we will spend a little bit of time on norway. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news in new york city. >> federal reserve chairman jerome powell is stressing the outlook for the u.s. economy is solid. he says moderate policy moves should be enough to sustain the expansion. after fedaking policymakers lowered their main interest rate by a quarter percentage point. the bank of england probably will not join the global easing. today, the boe's policymakers will vote to keep interest rates unchanged. many central bank watchers believe they will stick to the line rate hikes will be needed. that is only if the u.k. leaves eu an orderly fashion. by tomorrow, president donald trump will have details on the new sanctions on iran. the president says they will be "very significant." the administration responding to the attack on saudi arabia's biggest oil facility. mike pompeo blaming the attack on iran. he is in saudi arabia to mee

we had a commitment they would meet in oslo. then the taliban overreached. effort to gain leverage at the negotiating table and president trump said enough. >> nbc's mike viqueira at the white house with more on this. very much of a surprise this announcement here from the president. so, walk us through what happened. >> reporter: right. we knew they were close to some sort of agreement, these negotiations between the trump administration and the taliban have been going on outside the united states. principally in doha, qatar, for the last year. we knew the president had met in new jersey during his vacation there last month, gathering his top national security advisers, including the vice president, to talk about afghanistan. we knew they were close. the president's chief negotiator with the taliban had said so publicly. what we didn't know, and we didn't know until the president revealed it in those tweets late yesterday, is that there was to be this secret meeting with taliban representatives at camp david atop that mountainside retreat in western marylan

from 2 to 8 years old no matter check out these waterfalls i went from bergen to good gun to fly on oslo they call it norway in a nutshell. so you go by ferries to the few words you see all of city's this is bergen here and then these waterways which they were basically carved by glaciers over ice ages and then there are these it is another city shop under the tiny towns with just a handful of homes and some of them have no access other than by both keep going through these pictures in i'll show you so as you go so well. in the viking village, you know this is how they roll james. or force you to even i mean my kids assessment. i would also we've just sharing with you some of the highlights. it was just the countryside was beautiful look at the grassroots. ok that's awesome right wicked cool. yeah, it's a tiny town data in flop so you go through these few words by ferry boat, but a lot of the beauty you need to see by hiking see which apparently the norwegians do as i see it by helicopter landed on by the kids miami. these and might and there you have that whole hike to all of these peak

years old no matter check out these waterfalls i went from bergen to good and buy a gun to fly on osloll it norway in a nutshell. so you go by ferries through the fjords you see all of the city's this is bergen here and then these waterways which they were put basically carved by glaciers over ice ages and then there are these it is another city shop under the tiny towns with just a handful of homes and some of them have no access other than by boat keep going through these pictures in i'll show you so as you go so well. in the viking village, you know this is how they roll james. or force you to even i mean my kids their assessment. i would also we've just sharing with you some of the highlights. it was just the countryside was beautiful look at the grassroots. ok that's awesome right wicked cool. yeah, it's a tiny town data in flop so you go through these few words by ferry boat, but a lot of the beauty you need to see by hiking see which apparently the norwegians do as i see it by helicopter landed on by the look at the kids behind me. these and that's might and there you have that

being planned at such a high level around the anniversary of the 911 attacks at camp david where the oslo accords were signed 1st of all any reaction from kabul to this tweet from the u.s. president. 2 things the afghan government said it's committed to a permanent peace and i think that sort of official line i think on officially they're quite happy this being canceled because they have been critical of this process of negotiating with the taliban in fact president ghani said after the bombing last thursday that a peace is meaningless when they're dealing with a group that is pursuing the killing of innocent people a lot of people are surprised by the timing of this tweet about president trump it seems that it was going to be a staged managed event for a president to say that he is actually starting the end of the war in afghanistan which would be quite a coup for president trump even all. were signs that were coming out from kabul and from washington were quite encouraging quite positive in fact the taliban were quite positive also in their tweets and they were expecting the 10th round

you begin with the christchurch killer, but also his references to what happened in oslo in 2011, thesacres there. the charleston, south carolina, church massacre, the quebec city mosque attack and the tree of life in pittsburgh. talk about this whole relationship between white supremacists in this kind of terrorism, the battle over the climate crisis. >> i write about the christchurch killer in part ,ecause that horrific attack which took the lives of more than 50 people, happen on march 15. and that day is signinificant fr many reasons. one of them is that was the day of the first global youth climate strike. that is s the day 1.6 million young people around the world walked out of class and took this stand for international solidarity with children all around the world. a movement that is in no way nationalist. that is calling for justice at the center of our response to the climate crisis. in christchurch, the student strike, the rally after the student strike was disrupted and the e students were e told to disperse because there was a live shooting just a few blocks away at the m

oslo santa rosa will be close today. hayward, sunnydale, san francisco, berkeley, top forecast is over by the kos. santa cruz, half moon bay, it is all wind dependent and the direction, whether east or northeast. if it holds, they will get those. if not, they will see the seabreeze fall to about 60 degrees in five minutes. i think that napa, concord, they're all up near 90 to 100 degrees. santa rosa is 99 in the record is 100 2003. they will be close. oakland airport would be four degrees short of a record. san francisco, 93. the record is 99. san jose, the record is 102,003. maybe one or two more likely down toward santa cruz or monterey. we started the week off on the cool sid we have been up since tuesday, and we are heading right back down sunday and into monday. temperatures are warm here. fairfield is already 77 degrees. sfo was already 72. napa airport, five degrees warmer than 24 hours ago, and monterey 77 degrees already, which is warmer than santa barbara, la, and even san diego and las vegas. it is getting pre

so the great crown of his career he went to oslo to make his case and bill clinton said he probably wouldhave got it if he didn't try so hard but yet you look back at dayton and it starts to receipt so here's the passage. >> history is people on - - a brutal date was of the highest peak it wasn't the marshall plan it's all the nasty problem but didn't create something new for those who lived in the war and suffered on the inside on the outside bosnia was immense at all that mattered the holbrook devoted three years of his life to a small war in the obscure place with no consequences and in the long run beyond itself the disproportion between effort and significance i respect him for it so whatsoever the hand find to do, do it with thy migh might. but dayton did not mark a new path onward and upward, it was closer to the end of something. i don't know if i need to go on but i feel that date and in some ways was a false hope and it seemed as if the way was clear for american values and interest to be married because russia was not a factor and china was not yet a factor in we could use the

administration the middle east, especially the israeli-palestinian peace process, which morphed into the oslo process under clinton. also in the early clinton years, iran was carrying out a lot of terrorist attacks, especially in europe but also elsewhere, andssinating iranian exiles a couple of attacks in argentina and elsewhere. so this is a time in which iran is being schizophrenic and on whether hand -- and on one hand being open to the united states in terms of talking points, but on the other hound -- on the other hand, carrying out nasty attacks. this culminated in the hobart towers bombing of 1986, backed by but not carried out by iran, in which 19 u.s. air force personnel were killed in a dramatic terrorist attack. there was strong suspicion immediately that iran was behind this, but the clinton administration did not get concrete proof for quite some time periods of the clinton administration chose to wait until they had strong evidence. by the time they had strong evidence, things had changed a so the clinton administration never retaliated with military force, though they retaliat

final effort at the end of the obama administration, anyone who thought there was still life in the oslo process had to conclude at the end of that effort that it was over. presents a policy problem for the united states of america. ok, then what is our approach to resolving the israeli-palestinian in conflict? we have yet to answer that question. aat is one reason why it is different kind of conversation today than it was a few years ago. and of course, israelis and palestinians are also arguing internally and between themselves about the answer to that question. i don't think israelis have a clear answer and i don't think palestinians have a clear answer. it is a dynamic situation. public opinion is shifting. political elites are shifting. in the united states within the american public, there are two key developments. my colleague has been tracking this for years. this is not about obama and trump. this is stuff that has been happening in the american public that is now being reflected in what political leaders say and do. that is that americans, by and large, favor a two-state soluti

i just returned from oslo, from the first over -- from the first ever nato arctic gathering because wenderstand how to operate in a region that is changing so dramatically, whether it is geopolitical tension or just pecora -- just permafrostthe rising and falling temperatures at -- and rising temperatures at twice the rate of the planet. many others seeking direct this isnts there, so going to be a challenge with global migration occurring. we see in our own country that extreme weather events are now requiring military forces to come to the aid of our first responders on a regular basis as we face hurricanes and flood events and extreme weather around our country and globally as well. alix: do we feel like countries, companies, citizens, are they ahead of this were behind this -- ahead of this were behind this? of the reason angela merkel is having such a hard time with her government, who is winning or losing? sherri: i think we have to be clear about what the risks are. it is an opportunity to really transform our economies and take advantage of the new technologies emerging to help

children and adults have been taking to the streets in oslo, the norwegian capital, and there is theve been gathering throughout the morning at millennium square in the heart of leeds city centre to protest against climate change as pa rt protest against climate change as part of the global climate strike. the cervical is by me and there are a lot of the action has been sent to —— the civic hall. there has been singing and dancing and some creative placards. youth strike for climate is one of the groups that has organised the event. why was it so important to arrange this? has organised the event. why was it so important to arrange thi57m has organised the event. why was it so important to arrange this? it is massively important, we have been holding these strikes since february and each time they have gained more momentum. as a young people striking, we don't have a voice in parliament, a democratic voice at the moment and this is the best possible way to get onto the street and make our voices heard. this is not the first time this sort of action has been seen in leeds and not long