In Oslo, Norway today President Barack Obama accepted the Nobel Peace Prize.  His acceptance comes on the heels of Mr. Obama's still controversial nomination by the Nobel committee, awarding the prize to a world leader whose country is still fighting two wars.  The normally sleepy city of Oslo turned overnight into the frontline of a debate over war and peace.  From Oslo, Tony Ganzer reports.

(open nats: Oslo City Hall bells)

TG:  Though the bells from Oslo City Hall rang a familiar sound, the city streets were drastically changed for the arrival of Mr. Obama.  Chain link fences, concrete barricades and police with machine guns lined most streets.  Even before Mr. Obama arrived in Norway Greenpeace began handing out fliers urging Mr. Obama's action on climate change.  But in his acceptance speech for the Nobel Peace Prize Mr. Obama spoke directly to the criticism of his award.

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Mr. Obama listening to his introduction during the peace prize ceremony.