the nobel peace prize is announced in oslo norway. >> that is "charlie rose: the week."ner. he was 91. as the founder of playboy magazine, chalingsd social conventions, championed the first amendment and provided a platform for the cutting edge writers of the time. he'll be buried next to the woman who graced the first cover of playboy in 1953, marilyn monroe. here is hugh hefner. >> it was olifetime magazine, the knowledge pictures as crude as they were, they were food and drink fashion and automotive, even when i couldn't afford the good writers i was using public domain material. >> rose: for more on this program, for more about this program, visit us at pbs.org and charlierose.com. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. >> rose: welcome to the program. tonight an hour on the u.s.-iranian relationship. we talked to iran's foreign minister javazarif. >> we believe that if iran accepted certain increased monitoring of its activities, certain greater transparency, it did not need to go through extra limitations. and the united states and some others bel

that release was negotiated in oslo, norway, by both sides. the missile program, the nuclear program. that perhaps one day could lead to a diplomatic solution far, far, far down the road. the secretary of state said this is very much in the early stages. he said he hasn't had any conversations with any north koreans yet. the fact that they're talking given the fiery rhetoric we've had not only from the north korean leader and the state media operation but also from the u.s. president, this is a good sign for many of us who would hope for a diplomatic situation to a tense situation in this part of the world. >> thank you. >>> ahead, fresh off a stinging defeat on health care, the gop now turns its attention to tax reform. the president says his plan is good for average americans, but is it good enough to win support of democrats? how do we say that this fall, our guests can earn a free night when they book at choicehotels.com and stay with us just two times? fall time. badda book. badda boom. pumpkin spice cookie? i'm good. book now at choiceho

both sides actually met directly in oslo, norway, but that wasn't about the missile program. that was about a hostage the north korean regime had, so this is an interesting step forward, it's perhaps a good sign given the kind of rhetoric that we've seen from both sides over the last several months, that there might be some push forward now for a diplomatic solution. that's exactly what the secretary of state said is the preferred outcome here, not war, but diplomatic talks. >> okay, so matt, did he give any indication as to strategically what this means or how it would process out? >> no, he didn't give specific inclination as to what's going to happen moving forward. in the beginning of our sit down with him, he actually said the first time i would have the opportunity to sit down with the north koreans, it would be what do you even want to talk about when it comes to what's on the negotiating table and specifically said we haven't gotten that far yet. clearly, yes, this is a step forward in the sense there's diplomatic communications happening, but clearly, christie, in th

by our norway editor oslo bureau chief.t can we expect from coalition talks? >> yes, it was a really tight race. so, she will have to cobble together a working coalition for the next four years with a somewhat weakened group. isalty was paid to her th morning. so, we can probably expect more of the same of what we have seen years.e last foruur the question is whether any of those smaller parties will join the government. it is what solberg wants, but to the smaller support parties want ti? -- want it? anna: what does this mean for norwegian oil? do we see norwegian oil producers breathing a sigh of relief? >> that was the big question ahead of the vote. it certainly looks like the oil industry dodged somewhat of a bullet since the green party did not live up to the hype and will remain just with one seat. our friendly parties are still in charge. the election will mean stability for the country's wealth fund, in terms of the divestments. the issue will not go away entirely and some of the smaller left-wing parties did gain

he's set to headline this year's nobel peace prize concert in oslo, norway this december. legend last performed at the concert in 2006.(nat)leonardo dicaprio has signed to play a fellow conservationist: theodore roosevelt. leo is set to star as the 26th u-s president in the drama "roosevelt" for paramount. he'll have a familiar face behind the camera: martin scorsese will direct dicaprio for the sixth time, including "the departed," which won scorsese his only oscar. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. welcome back. here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (james) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your toasty hump day forecast. (james)we're starting the day with almost identical conditions to what we saw yesterday. it's mostly clear and mild with widespread 50s, 60s and even some low 70s in the higher hills. the warming trend continues. look for temperatures to increase another few degrees today. inland highs will reach the mid 90s. temps along the bay shoreline will hit the low 90s. coastal hi

when i was once in norway, in oslo, a norwegian stood -- probably about 40 years of age -- stood up, of an aircraft" -- [ laughter ] "what component part of an aircraft would you choose to be?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a great question. >> great question. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] i mean, that wins right there. don't tell anyone. go see john cleese's on tour. can we take -- >> the best one -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> i'm not joking here. eric and i -- eric idle and i were in florida, and we toured together. and a nice woman, i can't remember the town, stood up, middle of the stalls and she said, "mr. idle, mr. cleese, may i ask you a serious question?" "of course." she said, "did the queen kill diana?" [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: john -- >> that's dangerous, jimmy. that's dangerous. the band is laughing. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> that means we're in trouble with the censors. >> jimmy: the band is laughing. >> so i was able to say, "well certainly not with her bare hands." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's actually a a great -- a great answer. well, i