the palestinians and try to resolve that conflict once and for all including to shake hands with yasser arafat who was really the embodiment of terrorism and evil. and then, of course, he was the first and only israeli prime minister to be assassinated and to be assassinated by a fellow israeli. >> host: and why was he assassinated? who was his assassin, first of all? >> guest: the assassin was a 25-year-old law student at time of the murder. and a real extremist an extremist, i would say, through and through. he was exceedingly are religious. every word of the bible of the jewish torah was literal truth. exceedingly radical politically. so the peace process that rabin had started was for amir a betrayal of judaism a betrayal because it involved handing back some territory that god had promised to the jews according to his interpretation. he was also exceedingly smart. when he is caught and convicted and at some point in prison, psychiatrists administer an iq test and he scores above 140. so he's a smart guy who is just a real extremist. >> host: was it planned? >> guest: meticulously, yeah. o

fattah was yasser arafat. palestinian cause since the 1960s. >> arafat thought he was the leader of the palestinians, and he was, in effect. he couldn't control all of them, but in as much as they had an elected representative, it was yassar arafat. >> more than five minutes past the deadline, and the arab guerillas said they would execute their hostages. it appears that the conference still on. >> an estimated 900 million people that had tuned in to watch the olympic games around the world were now transfixed, watching this grisly terrorist drama play out in front of them. >> the israeli hostages and the arab commanders who have held them hostage for this entire day has now left to a makeshift helicopter pad at the back of the olympic village. >> the israelis wanted to come in and try to rescue them and the germans said no. you know, when a bad number comes up, it comes up very bad. >> we find this drama has not ended. >> the german police were sent up at the nearby air base to neutralize the terrorists and t

- palestinians and try to resolve that conflict once and for all including to shake hands with yasser arafat who was really the embodiment of terrorism and evil. and then, of course, he was the first and only israeli prime minister to be assassinated and to be assassinated by a fellow israeli. >> host: and why was he assassinated? who was his assassin, first of all. >> guest: yeah. amir the assassin was a 25-year-old law student at the time of the murder. and a real extremist. an extremist, i would say, through and through. he was exceedingly religious. every word of the bible of the jewish torah was literal truth. exceedingly radical politically. so the peace process that rabin had started was for amir a betrayal of israel, a betrayal of judaism because it involved handing back some territory that god had promised to the jews according to his interpretation. he was also exceedingly smart. when he is caught and convicted and at some point in prison, psychiatrists administer an iq test, and he scores above. >> 0. so is -- 140. so he's a smart guy that is just a real extremist. >> host: was it

>> guest: there's certainly a mixed with a look at the history of the plo in many stages, and yasser arafat's is more moderate than his radicals to the right they wanted to hijack planes and so forth. there's always a captive in some ways as i would say the organizational context in which he worked. the primary goals were to promote a palestinian representative at the world have recognized that palestinians speaking for palestinians. not to go to church in answer egyptians or alternative leadership to have the plo did the sole legitimate recognized representative of the palestinian people. he understood that required the factions come together unified enough to be the representative. if palestinians were competing against each other would want to be in another group that was competition to a challenge to everyone coming on board in a single movement that could compel the recognition and respect of the world. he was always making compromises to keep all factions on board on the plo project which was the vehicle towards recognition in the vehicle towards gaining some degree of palestinian self-

nobel prize recipient not just the peace prize winner where you stand is not all of fame between yasser arafat al gore. [laughter] but a bonafide nobel prize winner with einstein and all the rest he claims to be a nobel laureate because in 2007 as an institution it received the nobel peace prize in she was one of thousands upon thousands of people who were associated with it since 1990. a couple of years later the european union won the nobel peace prize so with that criteria of the e.u. has 500 million nobel laureates you cannot swing a cat over there without hitting a nobel laureate. [laughter] you can go to a nude beach in the south of france in august and its wall to wall naked laureates. the closest you will get to see the girl from ipanema. as a nobel laureate monica is belgians live a two-time lauria. eat your heart out. to me this is important because it gets to the heart of the bubble that these people live in. why would they think twice about adjusting? the man seriously believes the champion of laureates can be adjusted to include himself why would he be bothered about adjusting the

lousy old nobel peace prize winner where you're standing in the hall of fame between al gore and yasser arafatt a side nobel prize winner where what you write in the same pantheon as einstein and series and all the rest of the. he he claims to be a nobel laureate because in 2,007 the ipc see as an institution receive the nobel peace prize. he was one of thousands upon thousands of people who had been associated with the ipc see since 1990. a couple of years later the european union won the nobel peace prize. on his criteria on his criteria the eu has 500 million nobel laureates. you can't swing a cat that hitting a nobel laureate. you go you go to one of those nude beaches in the south of france and it is wall-to-wall naked nobel laureates. it is the nearest you will get to seeing max planck and gustav hertz. so every eu citizen is a nobel laureate. my father's irish and and my mom is belgian. i'm a two-time nobel laureate. eat your heart out. this to me is important, is important because it gets to the heart of the bubble that these people live in. why would they think twice about adjusting t

officials arriving the the military to step in >>> prosecutors are recommending closing the door on yasser arafat's. he died in a french hospital, four weeks after a meal made him sick. eight years later, 2012 believing he was poisoned arafat's whichedio requested the remains be exhumed. investigators found traces of pell ownium on their clothing. it's up to a management to make a decision on whether to end the investigation. >> a poll gave over all support for the president to restore diplomatic ties to cuba. an approximately suggests seven in 10 americans favoured diplomatic relations. 60% see cuba as unfriendly. 50% see cuba as an enemy, the way they view north korea. 48% say sanctions were against cuba. almost as many should stay in place. >>> the restoration of tying between the united states and cuba is seen by many. the human flag is flying again at the embassy in washington. there are issues to be resolved. including the future of a military race. rosalind jordan reports. >> reporter: guantanamo, a place that is a symbol of human rights abuses. for 13 years, the u.s. naval base held up to 7

palestinians and try to resolve that conflict once and for all including to shake hands with yasser arafat'swho is really the embodiment of terrorism and evil. and of course he was the first and only israeli prime minister to be assassinated. >> why was he assassinated? >> the assassin was a 25-year-old law student at the time of the murder and a real extremist. extremists through and through. he was exceedingly religious. every word of the bible of the jewish torah with little truth. exceedingly liberal said the peace process started was for a mere betrayal of israel and judaism, of the trail because it involved handing back some territory that god had promised according to his interpretation. he was also exceedingly smart. when he is caught and convicted at some point in prison psychiatrists administer i.q. tests above 140. he is a real extremist. >> was it planned? >> meticulously. over the course of two years. he started plotting the day after rabin shakes hands with arafat on the white house lawn in september 1993 and it takes them two years and he makes several attempts. his military t

. >>> investigators are asking for the yasser arafat case to be dismissed. filed a case in 2012 saying he had been murdered. his tomb was then exhumed. three french judges concluded their findings in april. >>> striking minors in southern bolivia are back on the streets. they say they won't go back to work until the president ensure better conditions. >> reporter: proweeks on and protesters are pressing their demands. on monday they set off dynamite in the streets close to the presidential palace. >> translator: listen to us how are you going to forget the promises you made? >> reporter: protesters say the city is underdeveloped and one of the poorest in deliveria. they want roads, and international airport, and the preservation of the silver mine among other demands. >> translator: we have demands. some professionals here are minors, because there is no work but the mine. we want industry. >> reporter: moralez says 98% of the issues have been resolved. he says more than $1.8 billion has been invested in the region. and there is a plan to invest 700 million

at this hour we wanted to mention that greek prime minister -- yasser arafat this varoufakis is yes speakingay television right now. alexis tsipras spoke yesterday. all of their interviews have been taking place through this channel. we will bring you headlines as they come across. he is speaking on gray television on the greek debt crisis. -- greek television on the greek debt crisis. "oming up, shows like "teen mom not exactly bringing in the ratings like they used to and it is creating a midlife crisis for mtv's parent company viacom. ♪ scarlet: viacom is suffering a midlife crisis. media giant is facing a decline in tv viewers and its leader, sumner redstone. ratings are down by double digits at its most popular cable networks, including, a central, mtv, vh1, nickelodeon, and tv land. it is the subject of this week's "bloomberg businessweek" cover stor. to pimm foxte spoke and stephanie ruhle. felix: there were such an innovative culture that came up with these pioneering formats. pimm: reality television. "the real world," "the osbournes," all this stuff. the last big hit show on mtv wa

yasser arafat leaves to get ready for the signing ceremony. marine one gets ready to take the president back to the white house. israeli officials talk about how good a deal it is. >> this takes israelis and the palestinians closer to achieving peace with security. >> reporter: suddenly 8:00 a.m., netanyahu takes clinton aside. u.s. officials say for the first time he says he won't sign the deal unless the president first releases israeli spy jonathan pollard. convicted of stealing u.s. military secrets for israel. aide say the president is shocked. he has twice denied clemency for pollard. for six hours they argue. finally clinton says he will review the pollard case. the summit deal is back on. >> that kind of thing happened again and again and again through every presidential administration since this guy was first arrested while ronald reagan was president. every president since reagan has reviewed this guy's case. has had studies to see if he could be released. the appeals for clemency, pardon, parole. it has been this incredibly high sta