how they deal with betrayals.how the israeli intelligence works on our young men and puts pressure on them to tell their secrets. >> over the decades, israel's security forces have relied on information from thousands of palestinian collaborators. collaborators can be recruited in different ways. through coercion or in exchange for money or medical treatment. some work for israel for ideological reasons. for the risks they run are high. they can be disowned by families or killed if they are discovered. they are hated by palestinian society. many former collaborators now live a precarious existence in israel. he is meeting with his lawyer to press for his rights. he's from the west bank and related to a palestinian political figure. over 20 years ago i was imprisoned in israel and become an informant. >> translator: we contributed a lot to the existence of the state of israel, and we continue to do so. it's very dangerous. we are aware of that. but being a collaborator is a one-way road. there's no way back once yo

a lot of my friends see it is a a dison them and a betrayal. you had to deal with that type of backlash from your community? >> yeah, that's one of the things that i deal with every day . >> a run a blog and it puts me in the public eye more than most people. 100 percent of the hostile messages i eve are about my love lie, my choice of partner. are about how i am a race traitor or -- i have been called horrible things because of my relationship. >> and this is primarily from those within your community, juliet . >> yeah, mostly inside the community. mostly asian-american males. i came up with a term for it called bitter asian dude. >> do you consider those bitter asian dudes racist? >> i think that it's a lot of inter intersecting things going on. i think there might be this idea that asian women are their territory and therefore they are entitled to our attention, whether it's as friendship or as romantic partners, but the instant that we date someone who is outside of the community, it's seen oftentimes as a sign of betrayal. and people still

. >> this is not only a betrayal of the public's trust but a betrayal of all the men and women of the san francisco police department who work hard every day to do what they can to keep san francisco safe. >> reporter: five san francisco police officers and a former officer who was fired on an unrelated matter are being accused of serious federal misconduct. charges vary for each officer but include falsifying reports, dealing drugs, stealing property and searching residential hotel rooms without cause. >> our department is shaken. >> reporter: the allegations came from the san francisco public defender who released surveillance videos mostly taken from hotel cameras showing the alleged misconduct. >> we had numerous instances where we took the police officer's statement under penalty of perjury in the police department and compared it to the videotape and it showed that they were lying. >> reporter: the officers indicted of 51-year-old officer arshad razzak, richard yick, raul ellis, ian furminger, edmond robles and reynaldo valdez. >> my hope is this sends a message loud and clear t

betrayal of the marriage by his south. the diction of a child to the death or illness of a parent or loved one. the crime of violent or even just a recently returned from south america and i take an ngo sponsored tour of the deeply impoverished vertical slums of rio. that is pretty depressing. so in every situation come you can choose to be set to the dennis talk and other third and preach, you put it on like a coat and there are practices that allow you to do so. we all know the seven habits of highly successful people could have been subtitled the seven disciplines a very happy people because it involves those things which we do if we do them often enough, will allow them to maintain for the most part happy attitude. most about his hurt and the radio knows this. it is an attitude i've developed over the years. they are naturally ers out there. for those of you who are winnie the pooh folks know i'm talking about for whom everyday is a great day, for whom every storm will never add and for whom life is a grind to the grou

. >> this is not only a betrayal of the public's trust but a betrayal of all the men and women of the san francisco police department who work hard every day to do what they can to keep san francisco safe. >> reporter: the charges against each officer vary. but they include searching residential hotel rooms without cause. the allegation originally came from the public defender who released surveillance videos showing the alleged misconduct. >> we had numerous instances where we took the police officer's statement, under penalty of perjury and compared it to the videotape, and it shows that they were lying. >> reporter: the officers indicted are a 51 year old, a 37 year old, a 44 year old, 47 year old, a 46 year old and 45 year old former officer raynal dough valadez. >> i think most would repudiate the conduct that these officers are charged with. >> we're all going to come together and make sure that the people and in this community we will not tolerate criminal behavior by law enforcement personnel. >> reporter: the five san francisco police officers have been unarmed and are suspen

>> i wrote back saying betrayal is a horrible thing, but dealing with it in a candidate way is the best way to do it. he was betrayed. and someone he loved and trusted undid everything. everything bears on hapiness. whether it is a spilled cup of coffee on your lap and you are extremly unhappy and perhaps vocal about it to serious stuff: the betrayal of a marriage, death of a child or loved one, crime of violence. or i just returned from south america and took a toured of the deeply impovirshed slums. happiness is a coat. this could have been called the seven disciplines of happy people. i am a happy guy and everybody who sees me on the radio or television knows this. there are naturally sad people out there who are like eoyore and every day is a gray day and life is a grind to be ground through. that ain't me. i am tiger and i am happy to be tiger. if you have lost happiness you can regain it. my friend arthur brooks identified in this lecture that impacted be and my son the four context in which you will measure happiness: friends, family, faith and success. if you have 2-4 you will h

i feel a betrayal for upper management.lly do. >> reporter: she could not talk about what happened that day but she says it's what happened in the aftermath of the crash that led to her complaint. in it she says she was subjected to a series of aggressive and intimidating meetings threatening her with punitive action if she didn't take responsibility for the death. the complaint says the first meeting was july 22 with individuals in the command staff and her as the lone first responder and without any legal representation. >> firefighters have their own bill of rights that are statutory enacted, and those protections that this firefighter has and others were not protected when they conducted the investigation. the meetings were hostile when i specifically sent letters not to interrogate my client without my presence. despite that letter and communication, they did so. >> reporter: many reports locally and nationally identified her as the person who killed the individual and it says department officials did nothing to protec

this is not only the betrayal of the public's trust but all the men and women of the san francisco police department who work hard everyday to keep san francisco safe. >> police chief greg suhr saying it actually breaking his hard. these charges filed. this is surveillance video from 2011 showing these police officers entering the hotels. they did not show their badges and they did not have consent to go inside these rooms. they are accused of using a master key to get in and then conspiring to threaten and intimidate the residents who live there. the indictment alleging they falsified their police reports. in a separate indictment showing they are dealing drugs. all the current officers have been suspended without pay for now. the the department is continuing to cooperate with the federal investigation of current police officers and one former police officer who chief suhr says was dismissed from the department for other charges. michelle will continue to update this. >> we will be following this story all day. you can find the latest on kpix5. >>> and some developing news out of morgan

. >>> 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. good job! still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. >>> 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 mex

signs to a tear mark on some duct tape, investigators unravel a crime in two cities, a crime of betrayal, lust and greed. selling real estate in florida can be very lucrative, since conspicuous 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 brea

. >> until a microscopic clue reveals the ultimate betrayal. >> no one would ever suspect anyone would do this to another human being. >>> fall means football at the university of florida. it's also time for thousands of students to get back to their studies. 24-year-old michelle herndon was entering her senior year. after graduation, she hoped to do volunteer work. >> she wanted to go join the peace corps. she had a very long list of dreams and hopes to accomplish. >> to pay her way through school, michelle worked as a personal trainer. between classes and her job, michelle kept to a predictable schedule. but one day, shortly before thanksgiving, she didn't attend any of her classes or show up for work. >> this was so unlike her, not to return her calls or not to show up. and i guess their sixth sense was that something was very, very wrong. >> michelle's fiance, jason doyle, immediately drove the 400 miles from his home in miami to michelle's home in gainesville to see what was wrong. >> he finds michelle's house is -- it's locked up. all the doors are locked. all the windows are loc

signs to a tear mark on some duct tape, investigators unravel a crime in two cities, a crime of betrayal

joe scarborough is betrayal. it's not a betrayal of chris christie. it's just a fact.f you were a republican like myself and you want governors to get re-elected in 2014 and you don't want to control 30 state houses but 35 state houses you want somebody who has no distraction. he raised a lot of money in january and, who knows, maybe everything is going to go swimmingly well. this is not exactly, you know, a guy that has focused 24 hours a day reelecting governors across the country. >> given the level of staffers we had read about the past three weeks, the high school memo he claimed he didn't see. i would i think it would behoove the governor to resign from the rga and concentrate on his immediate political future. >> that is my point. if he did not know this memo was going out, he does not need to focus on giving speeches across the country. >> anybody can pick this up anecdotally. the bully label has affixed itself to chris christie. rightly or wrongly, it has rightly affixed its to chris christie the past few weeks. you say people who have minimal interest in poli

>>> tonight on "nightline" -- he's a hot yoga superstar now accused of a terrible betrayal of trust. >> nobody has the right to my body. >> three young women who say the yoga they loved led not to nirvana but to assault. >> he raped me. >> a "nightline" exclusive. >>> i'm ready because it's my truth. a truth i want people to know. >> in the past bikram told us there's no truth to rumors he's had sex with his students. >> [ bleep ]. >> the first time we met him he had no time for his critics. >> people talked bad about jesus also. so what? >> tonight, "nightline" investigates the shocking allegation. bikram under fire. >> this special edi >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." "yoga guru under fire." >>> good evening. i'm dan harris. tonight, explosive allegations against one of the richest and most famous yoga gurus on earth. he is the swaggering, controversial founder of bikram yoga, a style of so-called hot yoga that he claims can revolutionize your spiritual well-being, your health, and your sex life. but now bikram stands accused of sexually assaulting five of his own foll

i think there is a betrayal that happens.appens something that that i think it's something that might be a certain faustian type of thing. are goinge that you to pay a price. is there a price to be paid for this type of relationship? i find that fascinating. i think for capote he paid a huge price for that relationship and possibly today journalist's could identify. had thead he not relationship he couldn't have gotten the story. >> we wouldn't have had this great book if he didn't do what he did, but ultimately if you look into the story or watch the film or read about it, you see it is more than just that. he was genuinely attracted toward this man. he said he was probably closer to this man than he had been anyone in his life, so you think about that, and you think, eventually he had to let him go and die and almost get out of the way of the process and almost deep down be willing at himself for the benefit of having this book come out. that is a tricky area. it has to do with that elationship. >> i am glad you are better.

clinicians would make the discrimination between a normal response to loss loss job loss love whatever betrayal. versus a true mental disorder least someone but what's happened is these criteria have become so they are fighting the culture they are considered the definition of mental disorder officially person is emotional. that interest. five out of nine criteria is a little arbitrary probably people who have less than five criteria might have a borderline or milder condition and in physicians' offices these checklists they used actually say if they have less than the five symptoms then they may qualify for subsidies romel or some threshold or minor depression goes under various names so you see how the you go down a pathway from these specific symptom criteria it takes you down a pathway that leads to virtually any episode of sadness due to a loss of life as being potentially pathology ised and treated kind of what a magically with medication. exist in minute sixty two shows will be produced let me go to paris and of course. the minute he keep it was opposite of. me on t.v. but in the late on

mattress discounters >>> prosecutors say that kim medlin's abduction and murder was the ultimate betrayalolice officer hired to protect and serve, not abuse and suppress. >> i think it was just hard for a lot of people to believe that a local guy, a young, nice-on-the surface young man who was an all-american kid, could have committed a violent crime of this type. >> on the night of the crime, griffin ended his shift around 10:00 p.m. but instead of going home, while still in uniform, he drove his police car to baker's intersection and parked at ron's restaurant, which was closed. around 2:00 a.m., a motorist stopped and asked for help telling griffin he had some car trouble. griffin called for a tow truck using his personal cell phone, which placed him near the crime scene. >> about 30 to 45 minutes later, prosecutors believe griffin saw kim medlin drive by. and as planned, decided to pull her over for a traffic violation as a ruse to introduce himself. a witness saw the policeman pull kim's red jeep over and saw that kim had done nothing wrong. prosecutors believe griffin asked kim for

he says that what he did is an act of betrayal. he apologized to his fans and those who were offended by the news. he won the hiroshima citizens award in 2008. >> translator: the city will have to consider taking back the award if the reasons he was given the honor prove to be false. >> his symphony number gave hope to many people and became a major hit following the march 2011 disaster more than 180,000 cds of the composition were sold. >>> an annual snow festival has opened on february 5th in sapporo on japan's northern island of hokkaido. massive know and ice sculptures are illuminated at night creating a very unique atmosphere. nhk world is taking in the sights and sounds for us. >> reporter: i'm here in sapporo city. it is turned in to night. earlier on it was snowing. but right now the temperature has dropped to minus 6 degrees. now as you can see there are a lot of people crowding the venue. there are huge snow sculptures on display at this year's snow festival. the festival features ice sculptures, as well. this big piece h

. >> it's a feeling of betrayal. >> the chefs declined to talk on camera, but he told me the change in morris' insurance has nothing to do with the district financial problems. he says the district is simply following the rules outlined in the firefighter's contract. >> and in state labor code, following all rules and laws. employees have the right to continue to purchase private medical insurance through cobra. >> it's unfortunate. >> cost morris $2,000 a month. with no pay, it's not an option. and worker's compensation only covers her injury. >> i don't know what's going to happen. >> she is left struggling to understand how an injury on the job through no fault of her own could cause such professional and financial hardship. ali, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now, the fire district chief says injury rates have been dropping in recent years for his crews. in 2012, there were ten firefighter injuries that resulted in a firefighter being off work. in 2013, that number was six. in 2012, firefighters were out 271 days due to injury. in 2013, that figure dropped to 180 days. >> onl

to disclose the details of some of our intelligence operations overseas and i believe that was a betrayal of our people and he should have done that danos did see a c and it's time when washington yes sir thank you larry thanks to all my guests and my viewers too for being out there to join us every week here on politicking join the conversation on my facebook page and share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting at kinston easy in politics. it's all for this week's edition. of. there's a c u. when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple shit but really she's not simple little. handful of people have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is that the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we've undertaken a unique operation. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. right on the sea. the first trip. and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on mom. plugs in

now the last bell in all a film festival nausea which was awarded the best actor prize for his betrayal of a ballsy room and the team now exists lol brought little improvement in his life. and now he says the very people who made him famous abandoning him as he seeks to gain asylum status here in german but there is a ray of hope for them as we see in our next report the more th lives and homes for asylum seekers on the outskirts of berlin the bosnian amateur actor wants a german sident permit application has been tonight. the silver band he won at last year's german army hasn't brought him much luck. he's marked in his homeland. people can understand that he's not reach. gordon wood loaded soon as i went into the garden on the streets they would come with cameras in the month. good to me tipping out the rubbish bin wearing their seat and wiping the sweat off my face to know them they'll put it on youtube with her. of i to know you were you would too he starred in an episode in the life of an iron picture a film about the racism faced by the royal mile in europe and a family traveling t

only thing people in the east of the country are angry about there is also widespread feeling of betrayal following the other provinces concessions in the capital. i'm shocked and disgusted by the actions of the president i never thought he betrayed the people i thought but he hold on to the end a clear example of the division in ukraine as how returning police officers were saved and sour in ukraine while leaders of the opposition are praising the rioters for the coup in kiev other parts of ukraine are remembering those who stood supports like law and order. officers who were given a hero's welcome by crowds of cheer and well wishers there had been signs as reinforcements to help quell the violence and the process itself in the capital met little supports in southeastern parts of the country with people there fearing a rise of radical movements up to twenty policemen were reportedly killed in kiev when they went against raging crowds armed with just shields and battle. while many experts have been highlighting the roles the e.u. and they you are suffer played in ukraine's unrest but for

only thing people in the east of the country are angry about there is also a widespread feeling of betrayal following president ghana covetous concessions and he's fleeing the capital. i'm shocked and disgusted by the actions of the president i never thought he betrayed the iranian people i thought but he told them to the end and a clear example of the division in ukraine is who people in different parts of the country see as the heroes of the past days and these are pictures right now you're looking at from where rioters killed in clashes are being honored meanwhile eastern parts of ukraine are remembering those who stood to protect law and order. officers were given a hero's welcome by crowds of cheering well wishers they have been sent as reinforcements to help quell the violence in the capital now the protests itself in the capital met with little support in southeastern parts of the country with people they are fearing a rise of radical movements up to twenty policemen were reportedly killed in kiev when they went against the raging crowds armed with just shields talks. while my x. bir

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to disclose the details of some of our intelligence operations overseas and i believe that was a betrayal of our people and that he should have done that day knows did c.f.c. and it's time when washington yes sir thank you larry thanks to all my guests and my viewers too for being out there to join us every week here on politicking join the conversation on my facebook page and share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting at kinston easy in politics. that's all for this week's of the. political. wealthy british science. markets. find out what's really happening.

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to disclose the details of some of our intelligence operations overseas and i believe that was a betrayal of our people and that he should have done that danos did see s.c. in its time in washington yes sir thank you larry thanks to all my guests and my viewers too for being out there to join us every week. an exam for sage on my facebook page and share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting at kingston using politics. that's all for this week's edition. of taking a. pay as you don't know if you don't care chorus no response to really. most everyone in my life that i cared about their goal much and then. i came to skin well. i was a national champion in track and field and also i was able to go and qualify for the olympic games. you know nine hundred eighty eight i started to experiment with that the drugs i had lost all the financial means that i. was really on the street . black market can. take great. interest. new york london. the whole world is on the whole. of the original one a further one down the end there are further to hang of the coins that building at the end of the street anot

coolest,t all of your deepest themes on paper, love, loyalty, heartbreak, betrayal. lives at home, she has a son, this is jennifer lawrence. her nails become a metaphor. all of these ideas that you think are amazing, in no particular order. eventen you see amy at an , and you say, i am trying to create something for you. to have four actors is a great honor, but it takes a lot of weaving. >> you all are friends and have decided to do something else together. >> i am in a blessed time of filmmaking. at the time i was working on "the fighter." we put them together and it was kind of a dream team. it inspires me. we have worked together, we have taken risks together. christian already won an oscar. we said, let's take a risk. let's do something that you had never done before. that is my job, to deliver that for them. >> it sounds like there is a real component to team. character-based cinema, you have a shortened schedule, so you have to team up and be very intense, nonstop, make it from the heart. everybody knows that spirit. ,o make character-based cinema everybody is

to disclose the details of some of our intelligence operations overseas and i believe that was a betrayal of our people and that he should have done that they know as did c.f.c. and it's time when washington yes sir thank you larry thanks to all my guests and my viewers too for being out there to join us every week here on politicking join the conversation on my facebook page and share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting at kinston easy in politics. that's all for this week's of the. political play. of. mind. to whom do. the banks hide all that all about money and other families that are politicians writing the laws and regulations that. somehow. there is just too much is it a night. at. one of the new will come alive the new knowledge base type of type you know about. illegal. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. there i marinate and this is boston these are the stories we're tracking for you today.

we condemn the betrayal. what's the mood there in terms of wanting to see him punished for this? >> the tide has shifted quickly against the president within the establishment of power. his party has disavowed him and calling him a coward. the minister of interior rushed to try and preserve any evidence. even those who visited his house on the weekend, they're not destroying or looting any of that, which can be used evidence of corruption and opulence that he lived in. it's not clear whether the lavish lifestyle was paid for by the state. more importantly, the issue of the shooting of the protesters, there have been several examples that have come out that show the police firing openly on the protesters with live ammunition. many of them being killed as a result of that. did the president give that order? i think right now there's enough evidence being built and being put together by the acting government to suggest yes. that certainly is their belief and that's something that led the minister of the interior to issue the arrest warrant for the president. >> it is a dramatic stor

to be as i say this is the this book is going to be a major seller and since the relationship the betrayers problems the clinton problems and extensive collection of hillary's generals were kept by her friend diane blair they have come into the spotlight after blair's death her husband donated the documents to the university of auckland so the purpose he said was to preserve her memories what can you tell us about these journals that they ever come into your book though you did you have no knowledge of them. we didn't really at the time we didn't have any knowledge at the time of press but you know i think the clinton campaign or the clinton folks say they don't want to really address this you haven't seen them talk about it hillary clinton kind of referred to it the other day when she said or alluded to it when she said that politicians should have skin like a loan officer but i think for the most part they're not going to address this going forward this isn't going to be in her book i think in her book she's going to focus mostly on the state department and i think you're going to see the