like the oslo process, because the oslo process was kissingerian in its design. it introduced kissinger's notions of a step by step incremental process, oslo had three phases of israeli withdrawal with no endgame, no sacred time, no reference to palestinian state, jerusalem or refugees. that was exactly what kissinger had in mind in the peace process. you just two steps of territorial withdrawal, build confidence, exhaust the powers until eventually, palestinians would accept israel and then israel could talk about giving up most of the 1967 territory it occupied step that was oslo and that was kissinger. he was very pleased that oslo adopted that approach. he supported that very strongly. when rabin was assassinated, we went to camp david and abandoned oslo and as a consequence, we blew up the process. now kissinger says palestinians should have attributes of sovereignty, should be a state in the making with its institutions being built and regaining control of the territory and attributes of sovereignty on the way to eventual statehood. he is a two state man an

the german fleet was in oslo as i mentioned. oslo, norway. .. in the uk and we had charge of that part of the worst space although we were in russian water. on the belief which was the largest effective battleship in the world was house there in the belief that was going to come out and attack ships admiral pound ordered all of the support away from this convoy so in a matter of hours in five days from the court where they were sailing to this convoy was -- 34 ships, 11, count them 11 ships went through and the rest were sunk. you can make it in for five minutes in the ships can't stop and they can't stop and pick you up and in the end 120 u.s. allied men died. most were killed immediately when they hit the water and those that survived came out crippled, maimed and emotionally scarred for life. he remains one of the saddest shameless episodes of the war. but again we are dealing with human beings. when that war ended i was in the pacific ocean. i was on a ship that was destined to be in the invasion of the canal and i was on a tanker often call

the german fleet was in oslo, as i mentioned, oslo, norway, they have water temperature in that area of 45 degrees below zero, 45 degrees below zero. you hit the water, you got four or five minutes and you're done. hypothermia takes you. hurricane winds creating waves 60 to 70-foot high. you can look this up and you'll see portrayals of this and you'll see the ships. they have pictures of the ships coated with ice and the men out there with hatchets chopping the ice to keep the ship mobile. there was an admiral in uk, in what is today great britain, the united kingdom. and that admiral had charge of that part of the war space. although we were in russian water and american ships, he was in charge. on the belief that the ship i mentioned which was the largest, most effective battleship in the world, was housed there. and the belief that was going to come out and attack ships, the admiral ordered all of the support away from this convoy. all of the support. within a matter of hours and five days from the port where they were sailing to, this convoy was condemned to death. 34 ships. 11,

the german fleet was in oslo. they have a water temperature of 45 degrees below zero. if you hit that water you only have a few minutes before hyperthermia takes you. the ships are coated with ice. and the men are throughout with hatchets chopping the ice. there is an admiral, and that admiral was in charge of that part of the war faze. and we were in russian water with american ships, but he was in charge and on the belief thatship i mentioned which was the largest and most effective battleship in the world. it was housed there, and the belief that would come out and attack ships, the admiral ordered all of that support away from the convoy. so in a matter of hours, in five days from the port where they were sailing to, this convoy was con temperatured. 34 ships, 11, count them, 11 ships get through. the rest are sunk. young sailors in the water. you can make it four or five minutes. the ships can't stop and pick you up. 120 u.s. merchant men and allies died. most killed immediately when they hit the water. those that survived came home crippled, maimed, and emotional

i think my guests in oslo in budapest, one thank you for watching and c r t c. so you next time remember across ah, ah ah russia this class of car was discontinued more than 20 years ago. even though say more of the move um well so you know what was the model of the sort of can you sell it to proposal that sure. dealing with them for the practice. it took 5 years to close the gap on the world car industry from the drawing board to the 1st finished model. skip sister will over show the fire force can you deal with with the law firm? all worship from a small school different well would flow here from much lenient luca crockett. the 1st one was pretty much it was the only marshall. oh is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community? are you going the right way? where are you being led to somewhere? direct? what is true? what is faith? in a world corrupted, you need to descend her join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah ah, i don't think i know those world leaders move on from th

i want to thank my guest in oslo in budapest, one thing our viewers for watching and c, r t c. c, an exam, remember grossbach rules ah, ah, ah, the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interests. while you see in this, these techniques is to stay devising methods to essentially destroy the personality of an individual. by scientific means. this is how one doctors, theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against prisoners deemed a danger to the state. that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation, psychological torture, this year, disseminated within the u. s. intelligence community, and worldwide among allies for the next 30 years. and how to make them say they still live with the consequences today. long long i think wrong when i just don't hold any world yet to see how this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will to part we choose to look for common ground. it's been 30 years as the soviet union collapsed in miss gotta go to chill th

i want to thank my guests in oslo, in budapest and one thing our viewers for watching and see our dc. see you next time, remember across ah ah . the either financial survival guide, stacy, let's learn about 3 aloud. let's say i'm a true, i get any or grease from grease on banks of the site. wall street broad, thank you for helping with joy. that's right, fill out her desk. slavery talk driven by drink shaped bank. concur some of those with, there's things we dare to ask. ah, russia. this class of car was discontinued more than 20 years ago. even though stayed with us a sort of in the south. it flew proposal that dealing with them for the practice. it took 5 years to close the gap on the will car industry from the drawing board to the 1st finish model. skip sister will show to file a motion from a small school when publish it for shift of commercial america crockett. this with the prism of villas to deal with commercial ah, i don't think i know as well as late as move on from the g. 20. it isn't all smiles . the french president claims the australian p. m. was lying about that troubled

know seems are a mantra reportedly armed with a knife is attacked passes by the norwegian, capital oslo authorities saying there was more than one victim over that? no information on the condition of any the moment a police report that a patrol car driven into a building to stop the perpetrator and then trying to attack offices in the vehicle as well. the man was shot and died of his injuries later in hospital. so it looks like the situation is under control. police have so far ruled at a terror related motive. we'll get some more details on that. maybe in the next hour and from furnace she with more. but as it stands at the moment, that's the way things are look and check it out in a calm run of our socials for so much more to day reporting from moscow. it's kevin, out in the team saying thank you for watching and stand by to news views. hughes in your part of the world after this quick break. ah, no one else shows the wrong one. i just don't know any world is yet to shape out. disdain becomes the advocate an engagement. it was the trail when so many find themselves worlds apart, we ch

we encourage the government of the philippines to allow her to travel to oslo. anchor: twitter cofounder jack dorsey has stepped down as ceo. he faced internal questions to reside -- to resign and will be replaced by the chief technology officer. in a statement on twitter, he said it was finally time to leave. reporter: jack dorsey has been at the helm in some form or another from 2006 when the company started. he stepped down for a while and was put back on. he has been under pressure since last year to go after some major shareholders raised questions about whether or not he should still be the ceo of twitter while at the same time serving as the ceo of

for more, we are joined by the nrc's secretary general jan egeland, who is in oslo, norway, has just returned from a trip to kerman province in iran where he met with refugees and refugee camp. he said iran alone has displaced than the european countries combined. despite this, the european championship and erecting barbed wire against refugees give negligible funds for displaced afghans elsewhere. his recent "new york times" op-ed is headlined "afghanistan is facing a total economic meltdown." welcome back to democracy now! describe the scope of the catastrophe in afghanistan right now and what you think needs to happen. >> well, i recently was also in afghanistan and i sat down with the mothers in these displacement camps around kabul. i asked them, what about the fure? whato you think of the future? they told me very clearly, we believe we will starve and freezeo death this harsh winter unless there is an enormous aid operation coming throh and unless there is a public sector that is able to provide services. it is as acute as that. 40 million civilians were left hind when the nat

thank you forjoining us from oslo. a group of mps has called for a pause in the roll—out of smart motorways — until the government can prove they are safe. the updates to the motorway system are intended to increase capacity, but safety campaigners say they've contributed to deaths on the roads. here s our transport correspondent, caroline davies. marching through westminster yesterday. each coffin represents someone killed on a smart motorway. protesters want the hard shoulder to be brought back. more of england's roads are being turned into smart motorway intended to ease congestion. some have had the hard shoulder removed to add an extra lane without having to use more land. if a car breaks down in a live lane, a red cross tells other drivers not to drive it. now a group of mps have said that they think no more should be built for years until there is more data to prove whether or not smart motorways are safe. at the moment, we only have a five year evaluation record of 29 miles of smart motorway, because they a