so the peace process that rabin had started was for, emir, a betrayal of israel, a betrayal because it involved handing back some territory that god had promised to the j well,ews accog 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. over the course of two years. amir started plotting the day after rabin shakes hands with arafat on the white house lawn in september, 1993. and it takes him about two years, and he makes several attempts. amir is, has military training. he served in an infantry unit in the israeli army, so he knows about guns, and he knows how to use them. he has a bret that, a small handgun -- baa relate that that he keeps in his pocket everywhere he goes, and he stalks rah beep. he goes to different events where rabin shows up about three or four times before he finally manages to get to a place where he sees an opening, moves in and shoots

>> to be cheated on is such a horrible betrayal.e betrayal for anybody to get over. >> if you had to get advice for anna duggar? >> i think it would be difficult to stay in a marriage with infidelity. but if it happens once, chances are it's going to happen again. >> as a mom, of course, you are concerned with all aspects of your children's lives. tell me about going gluten free. >> i went gluten free for a specific reason. my daughter got an auto immune disease called alopecia. i couldn't control it. it was falling out no matter what i did. >> in her book, scared wheatless, she gave recipes that stopped her daughter's hair l loss. mary jo's book "scared wheatless" will be out in october. >>> more, more, more. >> cookie and lucious telling about season two. maybe too much. >> i don't know if i should be saying that with him. >> that's monday. >> and still ahead, "men's health" is searching for the ultimate guy. which contestant has a past that may surprise you? my name is mark amann. i'm a gas service rep for pg&e in san jose. as a

>> to be cheated on is such a horrible betrayal.ayal for anybody to get over. >> if you had to get advice for anna duggar? >> i think it would be difficult to stay in a marriage with infidelity. people do, but it certainly, if it happens once, chances are it's going to happen again. >> we reached out to dean for comment. he has not responded. meanwhile, tori has been on vacation posting these photos of the kids, but the most important reason was her new book about living gluten free. >> i went gluten free for a specific reason. my daughter got an auto immune disease called alopecia. i couldn't control it. it was falling out no matter what i did. initially, i had a total nervous breakdown but you can work through it. that was the inspiration for the book. >> mary jo's book, "scared wheatless," available october 23rd. >>> "empire." >> give us more, more, more. >> cookie and lucious telling about season two. maybe too much. >> i don't know if i should be saying that with him. >> that's monday. >>> and still ahead, "men's health" is sea

when i say the trail, -- the trail -- betrayal, a lot of us share in that. i think we have to be very insistent on following rules and demanding a lot more of our schools then we have demanded until now. i think it is a manner of is it just is. and the bible, they talk about people hungering and thirsting for justice. in this case, they have not been satisfied. victims have not been satisfied families and communities. we have a long, long way to go and i very proud of the work that i and others did to get the recent changes through the regulatory process and have them law that is being of limited by way of regulation. i know there is some discord about the result of that. we will get to that in a moment. the last thing i will say, this has to be a priority for men. men have been on the sidelines too long. too many young college students standing at parties and knowing something will happen or having a sense that it might happen come a sense of what their friends could do and just walking away or not doing anything. in some ways, as much system has betrayed w

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or jen, this is the ultimate betrayal betrayal. >> back with kimmy gibler, secrets from the set of "fuller >> f house," including to the dodge ball bruisers, to the team rally cruisers, to the touchdown dancers, and the long distance chancers, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah be yourself. kohl's ever since darryl's wife started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. (sniff) honey, isn't that the dog's towel? (dog noise) hey, mi towel, su towel. more scent us oxi boost and febreze. it's our best gain ever! wish your skin could bounce back like it used to? new neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid pl it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost. from neutrogen a. when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. >>> welcome back, everyone. so many breakups rocking hollywood this summer. it's crazy. ben and jen, miranda and blake. gwen and gavi >> and reba and her husband, doing well, though, 2

. >> betrayal of the worst kind. >> betrayal of her, betrayal of you. >> exactly, everything. >> reporter: your family. >> my family. trust, betrayal, everything's broken beyond belief. >> reporter: sam and his wife had also separated by this point. she was at work when her sister called her and told her police had once again come for sam. >> what'd you think when you heard sam was arrested? >> the same that i always had. like -- >> not -- not -- "nothin' to it"? >> " --here we go again." >> and, "he'll be out soon"? >> yeah. >> reporter: after all, they'd detained sam once before and had to release him. but as daron wyatt now explained to sam lopez, this time was different. >> i've told you before that we wouldn't give up until -- until we were able to bring resolution to this case, and that's where we're at now." >> reporter: but just when it seemed the case was buttoned up, daron got a surprising call. remember the request for touch dna daron had submitted months earlier? the crime lab finally called back. and the crime lab says what? >> "hey, did we tell ya that we found xavier's dna

. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> it's a bunch of betrayals and lies. there's no loyalty, there's no honor. >> one gang banger smashes the code. and another unleashes contempt for those who do. >> i don't know how can they wake up in the morning and see themselves in the mirror, you know. >>> the unwritten rules that inmates live by in prison are known as the convict code. but when it comes to gangs, the convict code is the code of silence. talking about gang business can get members killed. >> they got rules, and we got rules within the rules, you know. among different people or among different races. but we have to deal with it. you know, i can't elaborate too much on it. >> the subject was clearly off the table when we sat down at pelican bay state prison with raul leon, alleged to be one of the leaders of the most powerful prison gang of all, the mexican mafia. >> how powerful is the mexican mafia here at pelican bay? >> i don't even touch on that right there. i don't speak on it myself, you know? >> raul leon had such influence throughout the state

and as a betrayal of the very vast and most important values of my religious and at the kennedy. nermeen: we will air amy goodman's interview with henry siegman. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm nermeen shaikh, filling in for amy goodman. swedish prosecutors have dropped part of their sexual assault inquiry against wikileaks founder julian assange, but the most serious part of the probe remains in place. the announcement was made as the statute of limitations ran out on three parts of the investigation. assange has been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london for three years, where he's received political asylum. he fears he will be extradited to the united states to face prosecution for his role at wikileaks if he leaves the embassy. both ecuador and sweden accuse the other of delaying a possible swedish police interview with assange inside the embassy. sweden has never charged him with any crime. in china, at least 44 people have died following two massive explosions at a warehouse storing toxic chemica

despite anything else that may have gone down during their marriage, for jen, this is the ultimate betrayal. >> inside jen's heartbreak is people magazine's screaming headline. we have the timeline of that faithful bahamas vacation. >> the june vacation was really a make or break trip where they evaluated what their future would hold. >> it started with jeng to boston for work. then ben and the nanny flew to the bahamas with the kids. one day after jen joined n flyi the couple announced their divorce. >> sources tell people that jen seemed to have some fuller understanding of what had been happening with the nanny and she realized there was just no point in going forward.them, ben then had to leave for a charity poker tournament. when he left, even though the kids stayed behind, the nanny left with ben. >> that poker tournament was in las vegas. she also reportedly told friends of a meeting at the hotel bellaire bellaire. then came this late night meeting in l.a. sources tell "e.t." that christine had alerted paparazzi she would be there. >> sources close to christine have told people that

his fortress europe a betrayal of european values? that's the question.europe betraying its values? are all european countries going to be building fences and walls internally and externally? katarzyna: that is really terrible. we know from old times that doesn't help to solve the problem. favorable reaction from hungry to build such a fence. you are transferring the problem to neighboring countries. peter: i was looking at the figure for slovakia. refugees have4 been taken in by refugees -- by slovakia, compared to other huge numbers. erik: they have to be christian or something. peter: they are being very selective. if we have countries around ,urope saying, we do not care how are we going to get a common european policy on the refugee question? christoph: we need to come to a solution, but not in this mathematical matter. it is a difference if they are countries like lot via or estonia. they have a 30% or 40% population not -- peter: does ethnicity factor in? countries there are that can afford to take in more people, like germany, a growing economy. i

it follows bounty hunters who get caught up in a plot of deception and betrayal.n boys. >> really looking forward to that "the hateful eight" hits theaters christmas. they say we have to go in the control room. >>> let's bring in mika for a preview of "morning joe." >> that's your problem. you do what they say. thank you. coming up, martin o'malley joining us from iowa. we're going to ask about his party's debates. are they trying to crown hillary clinton? there's reports fbi is in possession of hillary clinton's private e-mail server. how come it took so long? why did they take it at all? those are the questions. >>> and the feud between donald trump and rand paul with the front run pner going after the conservative's credentials. >> when the story starts about a golf outing between the two, it's going to be a good one. that one hurts. that and much more coming up on "morning joe" ♪ the wind farm on the right was created using digital models and real world location-based specs that taught it how to follow the wind. so while the ones on the left are waiting, the o

a crime of betrayal, lust and greed. ♪ >>> selling real estate in florida can be very lucrative, sinceonspicuous consumption is almost a competitive sport. mike garvin was a particularly good real estate agent, which afforded him and his wife, shirley, a lifestyle most would envy. >> they were a fairly prominent couple, the upscale mandarin neighborhood community of jacksonville. he had been president of the mandarin community club, and she was very active in local politics down there. >> in january of 2003, temperatures in mandarin got a little chilly for the couple's liking, so they decided to drive down to the island of key west for a mini vacation. >> shirley, once she retired from working, became quite active. we were all very thankful to see they were doing things together, and that they enjoyed it. >> the first morning there, mike went to a nearby drugstore to pick up a prescription for his wife. when he returned an hour later, shirley was gone. >> he thought maybe his wife went to a restaurant for breakfast or might have taken a walk down to the beach. >> it was also possible t

this is about betrayal between me and the internet.laughter). >> larry: your voice sounds so odd there. (laughter) so really? that's how you see it? >> me and ashley? we had a covenant. (laughter) we had a bond. now that's broken. i wish my marriage wasn't so bad. i'd like to talk about this with my wife. (laughter) thanks for listening. >> larry: hey, sorry. it's no problem. i'm sorry your marriage is bad too. but if you're that unhappy, why don't you just get a divorce? >> are you kidding? do you know how humiliating that would be? (laughter) i'd have to live my whole life with this fake mustache and voice. (laughter) >> larry: okay, well, thanks a lot. mr. "x," everyone. (cheers and applause) i have no idea who that was. completely anonymous. moving on to our top story and a segment called "i can't believe this [ bleep ] is still going on!" (laughter) this past weekend in south carolina, racial tensions got so high, they made the recent iran nuke talks look like a super chill. corona ad. (laughter) here's what happened. that's not p

many customers didn't like his betrayal. back to you. >> thanks. now to sports. twins and yankees. twins honor the son of a woman who was killed back in june. he threw out the first pitch along with two siblings. it was part of yankees hope week. >>> game action for you. bottom of the first, mccann deep to right field. early 3-0 lead. then a line drive knocks brian mitchell in the face. you see that? he went down and would leave with a nasal fracture. chris hits a bases loaded grounder to send them home. yankees wing 8-7. >>> haley dawson threw out the first pitch in last night's orioles games. born with a rare condition that affects the growth of her right hand, a 3d printer constructed a orioles prosthetic hand just for her. she threw out the first pitch to her favorite player. >>> look at this. albert pujols knocks it deep. strickland holding his daughter there. he can't reach the ball. he almost falls over the rail. one of the stadium ushers retrieves the ball. instead of giving him the baushlgs he throws it in the stands. so brutal. >> epa was sent to give strickland a ball. >

. >> larry: so she is not feeling like this could be a betrayal or anything like that? >> not in the least, hillary's dealt with tougher challenges than this. she will handle this with grace and ease. besides, joe and she are close. he just sent her a beautiful boquet of flowers. >> ah! >> that would be them. >> help me! >> larry: good luck with that. carlos jordanson, everybody. carlos jordanson, everybody. we will be right back. ♪ introducing the samsung galaxy s6 active only from at&t. tested to withstand pretty much anything life throws your way. switch to at&t and get a $300 credit with eligible purchase and trade-in. a hamelted cheddarger, with crispy hash browns and an egg your way. now that's a burg... (explosion) (groans) you want that to go again sweetie? the thing burger. welcome to denny's. fantastic 4, only in theaters. here goes. yep. [ crunching ] oh! cheddar, sour cream & onion, and salt & vinegar. wow! wow! how did you do that?! i can see through the blindfold. ♪ [ male announcer ] pringles! ♪ pwho thrives on the unexpected. andha-ha! box shall we dine?

what they really have is a code of betrayal.at's how we got the brigades the first time, and that's how we'll finish them now. winsno one's turning yes, my city into baghdad. erin: come in, mr. saunders. where's kevin firestone? kevin's moved on. this is erin reagan. your cooperation agreement with us is based on telling the truth-- first with us now, and then when you take the stand. kevin ran that all down for me. yeah, that was before he knew you were extorting money from your boss, st. clair. i don't know what you're talking about. no? chelsea cole? the dummy foundation? st. clair could hardly go to the authorities since you were pilfering money from his own ill-gotten gains, but maybe this will refresh your memory. $2.3 million i guess you thought you and chelsea were gonna have a good timets. after you served your token two-year bit. your deal with n firestone, it's off the table. erin: here's the new deal. you tell us every illegal act that you and st. clair committed kevi while he was in office, and then we'll decide wha

when i say betrayal, a lot of us share in that. i think we have to be very insistent on following rules and demanding a lot more of our schools than we have demanded until now. i think it is a matter of basic justice. in the bible, they talk about people hungering and thirsting for justice. in this case, they have not been satisfied. victims have not been satisfied, families and communities. we have a long, long way to go, and i am very proud of the work that i and others did to get the recent changes through the regulatory process and have them, not just law, but law that is being of limited by way of regulation. i know there is some discord about the result of that. we will get to that in a moment. the last thing i will say, this has to be a priority for men. men have been on the sidelines too long. too many young college students standing at parties, knowing something will happen or having a sense that it might happen, having a sense of what their friends could do and just walking away or not doing anything. in some ways, as muc

. >> larry: so she is not feeling like this could be a betrayal or anything like that? >> not in the least hillary's dealt with tougher challenges than this. she will handle this with grace and ease. besides joe and she are close. he just sent her a beautiful boquet of flowers. >> ah! >> that would be them. >> help me! >> larry: good luck with that. carlos jordanson, everybody. we will be right back. t-mobile now extends your coverage beyond the borders at no extra charge. get 4g lte data in mexico and canada just like in the u.s. and call and text as much as you want to and from the united states, mexico, and canada. you heard right! unlimited calls to any phone - even mobile... in mexico and canada for free! it's included with simple choice plans. only t-mobile gives you coverage and calling in three countries for the price of one. switch today. that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. thats amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. they're good-looking cars. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would exp

there's a sense of betrayal, the best of the brightest giving it away on border, debt, jobs. they feel like they've been betrayed by the elite. donald trump, ironically, is fighting the elite. the little guy's rooting for him. >> and the more we in the media attack him, the more powerful he gets. . >> by the way, the happiest person in the world is jeb bush going into this debate because everyone will pile on trump and not him. >> we'll see. i'm not so convinced of that. >>> when we come back, the other political story of the week and of the morning -- how serious is joe biden about challenging hillary clinton for the democratic nomination? ever since darryl's wife started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. (sniff) honey, isn't that the dog's towel? (dog noise) hey, mi towel, su towel. more scent plus oxi boost and febreze. it's our best gain ever! in the nation, what's precious to you is precious to us. so when coverage really counts, you can count on nationwide. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪♪ you focus on

> because it was taken solely on a highly politicized -- it was either a defense of clinton or a betrayal of clinton because it was so personal. it was about what they were doing. you know, we'd be talking about air strikes, if cruise missiles attack in iraq and chelsea would come in and say, please time my biology take-home exam. and i put all that in the book -- >> right. >> to me it was about what it's like to be president and their relationship was part of that. >> right. >> and so i'm disappointed that it's been seen through the lens of a highly politicized -- >> did you learn -- i guess maybe then to say this a different way, did you learn anything about her in the process of writing that book about him? because it was more a book about him than it was a book about them. >> i was amazed by how steadfast their partnership was in the sense of their dialogue and their discourse, that they could finish each other's sentences right through the times that she insisted that he not -- that he sleep, you know, out of the bedroom when she was so mad over monica. that they still had a politica

betrayal find that as of the worst kind including itause obviously otherwise is our soldiers at risk. the taliban is killing as many u.s., nato, afghan soldiers as a cam. -- as its cam. the state building project. they do not believe it will be a stable government. especially not one that is allied or susceptible. they want to calculate proxies. they believe the taliban is such a proxy. perspective,terest what they are doing is not inconsistent with their state interest. i am diametrically opposed. there is another dimension of the u.s.-pakistan relationship. a lot of the pakistani work thinking down on the taliban that we have been demanding for a decade and a half. it stems not from duplicity and but simply stems from weakness. pakistan for decades has sponsored many militant groups. the afghan taliban. persecutingthem for interests against india. sponsoring terror attacks. they cannot control it. the industrial military heart of pakistan. they cannot control them. they are increasingly many militant groups in the business half of the country including karachi. part of the reason pa

. >> there is the sense of betrayal for a lot of people who really worshiped atticus and did accept him not just as a character but as a symbol. maybe many of us came to that book as younger readers. to me it was one of the first serious books i ever loved that i still love and it is hard to match those two kinds of knowledge and look in hindsight act "to kill a mockingbird" and what do we make of it now? one thing, the different age of the point of view character which is to say in "to kill a mockingbird" scouts is young looking at her father through the point of view of a girl and she does see it more simply and the older spouse is looking at the point of view as an adult and is more nuanced and i don't think atticus seems mortal. the dog is dead in the street, he can do anything. gregory peck who apparently harper lee call yummy adds to the way we view him and it is hard to wrap our new knowledge around. >> speaking of "go set a watchman" let's talk about the release of that novel. the official story is atticus at -- harper lee's and lawyers founded in a safe deposit box and it is a

it would have been rejected by margaret thatcher she would have hand bagged and it was a betrayal oftish interest. >> why? >> it will enhance iran's power and strengthen their position as the world's leading sponsor of terrorism. and it is going to lead to a nuclear armed iran. this is a deal that is drawn up with a regime that cannot be trusted and a regime that is unskruptulous and thoroughly evil in my opinion. and if they deal that, i think the vast majority of americans oppose as opinion poll shows. and a clear majority of the united states congress is against the deal. i do think that it president obama and david cameron are throwing their own countries under the bus. >> it is interesting to see the people who voted to put leaders in office having question. and they are strongly in favor of moving ahead regardless. it is what we will watch and the security in the embassy in teheran that the british government reopened. appreciate you being on the program. >> a son faces murder charges after his father is stabbed to death. what witnesses say happen here. >>> plus, a gunman on th

the betrayal to your spouse is far worse than the privacy on the internet. >> that's the hacker's nature is to ruin everything. >> they are taking it all down. >> if you want to be serious, of course that's a horrendous and horrific invasion of privacy, and it is dangerous. if you are going to go this way it is like -- this is elementary proof that we need to tear up our credit cards, cut them up and never do anything on-line again. at some point one of us -- every one of us will get caught up and our credit ratings will be ruined and personal information exposed. if you work for the federal government at any point in the last 25 years, chances are the chinese have your social security number. this is like really scary stuff, and what the hackers did is incredibly immoral and dangerous. having said that, it is impossible not to enjoy this story. i'm sorry. >> well, i don't enjoy it. >> i don't believe you. i don't believe you don't enjoy it. >> i don't weep for the website. ashley madison was a bad website. they will probably go out of business. i feel bad for these people. they are weak

for those cuban dissidents, for those human rights activist, those like orlando, it's a betrayal. you can understand. >> first of all, correct the record, i know the human right activists. i met with them about a year ago in mexico, when most of were there. the human rights activists are divided down the middle as far as should the embargo be gone or shouldn't it. it is not at all true to say that the human rights activists are against raising the embargo. many, many are. >> there are good activists in cuba that support lifting the embargo, but the majority, the forum for freedom in cuba, freedom and democracy, they are against the unilateral lifting of sanctions. conditions, political reform in cuba - we are dealing with a totalitarian regime and we don't approach them. we know how to approach them. >> what do you do, go to war with them? >> no, we wait them out. no one dealing with fashous greece or port call. without an economying opening. let's wait for reform or the regime to tradition and condition into the mainstream world. what we are doing is sending a signal for the rest

. >> it's hard to describe that kind of betrayal.ink of any other incidents in my life where i felt that betrayed. you know, somebody that i had known and trusted for so long to do something like that to my daughter, i mean couldn't he realize how he was hurting her, her trust, and faith as a person. it was devastating. >> investigators ran the criminal history for mr. sawhill and found that he was a registered sex offender. the sexual abuse conviction in st. louis county involved a 13-year-old girl. >> he was in prison after he met kenny jo, and he kept telling us it was for marijuana charges and we knew that is what he did for a living. >> i never questioned that because it sounded like pretty reasonable thing that would have happened to him. how do you know these things? they don't wear it on their sleeves or written on their forehead, you know, i'm a molester. >> mr. sawhill was charged with two counts of sodomy and first degree. he was released on a $50,000 bond and a court date was set for his appearance. katlynn decided she wo

neighborhood expressed anger about the warming ties between the two nations calling it a shameful betrayal. the three marines who lowered the flag in havana in 1961 were back on hand to help raise it again. jim tracy, mike ease and larry morgan received standing ovation as they escorted the flag back to the diplomatic mission this morning. >> we had no idea about the particulars behind it. it was a sad day. jonathan: they handed the flag to three active duty marines this morning and east told reporters it was touching to see the stars and stripes flying there fen. >> i bet it was. to be on the other seed of history. another gorgeous day for august. jonathan: we are living right. living the dream. chief meteorologist doug hill has a check on the forecast. two in a row in august. normally we'd sweat buckets. this is fantastic. doug: three or four in a row before the humidity is an issue. gorgeous outside the belfort furniture weather center. the live weather bug camera. look at that. a few clouds far out to sea. still at 5:08, the beach is jam packed with people. if you plan to go there, a g