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it did not go well, hence the name "bay of pigs fiasco." and he reaches across the political and personal aisle and invites president eisenhower to come to camp david, a place he knew much better, and help him understand how to get through this, how do i fix this mess, what do i do. it's a very poignant and significant moment, i think, because you have the new upstart democrat inviting the old guard, five-star retired general, former republican president there to talk about what to do. i think it's a very humble, maybe a possibly desperate measure, but a very humble way to recognize leadership and recognize what a president typically passes on between administrations and talk about what to do best for the country. >> you mentioned this already, mike, some presidents, and you talk about this in your book, some presidents and first families visit camp david more frequently than others. talk a little bit about the differences in how presidents and first families use camp david, and explain why you think that is. >> one, i think it depends on c

president kennedy inaugurated in january,ho succeeding president eisenhower, bay of pigs is being planned behind the scenes with the cia gss and the u.s. govern andst others, passed off to the administration and you see this photo in the top right that becameni a pulitzer prize winni photo called serious steps and what is interesting from this a human and political point is that president kennedy inherited the operations, it was launched it did not go well and hence the name bay of pigs fiasco. and he reaches across the political and personal aisle and invited president eisenhower to comep to camp david, and help hm understand how to get through this. how do i fix this mess. do i do? it is a poignant moment, i think, because you have the new upstart democrat inviting the old guard, five-star retired general, former republican president there to talk about what to do. and i think it is a very humble and desperate measure but a humble way to recognize leadership and recognize what president typically passes on between f administrations and tk about what to do best for the country. >> you me

bay of pigs, cia in u.s. government, others. passed off to the administration, you see a photo in the top right. he's pulled signed. and what is interesting about this, i think, from a human and political point is that president kennedy inherited. it did not go well. and he reaches across the personal aisle, invites president eisenhower, to come to camp david, and help him understand, what do i do. it's a very poignant, significant moment, i think. inviting the old guard, five star retired general, former republican president there. and it's a very humble way to recognize what a president passes on between administrations. >> you mention this already, he talked about this in your book, some presidents and first families visit camp david more frequently than others. can you talk about the differences. and explain why you think that is? >> one, i think it depends on children. order the ages of the president children? i think that dictates, are they on intramural league's, friday back in d.c.? are my children out of the house? i th

i'm playing as a cia officer during the bay of pigs invasion, the real life attempt by the us to overthrow the cuban government in the 96 the my mission is to kill fidel castro. just as the real see i tried and failed to do. but the game adds a fictional motive for the modem. here, the virtual castro is involved in a plot to ship a chemical weapon to the vietnamese, which conveniently gives the u. s. a pretext for the next thing you do in the game . invade vietnam. a new coal duty comes out every year in 2019 we've got modern warfare. and in this game, there is a mission called the highway of death, where you are in a fictional, middle eastern country. in the universe of the video game of russia had invaded this country to try to go to the mouth. it is a wonder the highway of death. the russians bombed it during the invasion, killing the people tried to escape. now that happened in real life. but america did it during the 1st gulf war. after saddam's army was defeated, it was retreating out of kuwait, the american military, bombs, the army as it's retreating. they were hit where they stood

people said he made the announcement because he had a problem with the bay of pigs, his popularity was going down, not true. not true. when he finished his mission we flew for the ceremony and the four of us sat in his cabin and talked about what he had done. we talked about what i had done and all the way back. people would come in with papers and he said don't worry, we will get those when we come back to washington. the entire flight i tell you, he was really, really a space cadet. too bad he couldn't have lived to see his promise. >> when he first made that announcement what was your personal announcement? >> we were delighted that there was a little bit of a gulp because he put a time cap on the deal. i don't think any of us thought we would be able to make it within the eight and a half years. but anyway, delighted and a little bit may be enthusiastic. a. >> we finally got to that point that we were into apollo. what was your choice as to which would be the first to make a landing on the moon? i suppose we felt the schedule as it was laid out i think we felt that they adequately

people say, well, he made the announcement because he had problems with the bay of pigs. his popularity was going down. not true. not true. when glenn finished his mission, glen grisham, we flew with jack back to washington for glenn ceremony. the four of us sat in his cabin, and we talked about would guess that done. we talked about with john had done. we talked about what i had done. all the way back. people would come in with papers to be signed. he said, don't worry, we will get those when we get back to washington. the entire flight. i'll tell you, really, he was a space cadet. it's too bad he could not have lived to see his promise. >> when he first made that announcement, what was your personal reaction? >> oh we were delighted. we were delighted. but, there was a bit of a gulp in there, because he had put a time cap on the deal. i don't think that any of us thought we would be able to make it, whether that was in 1961, and with an eight and a half years. and anyways, delighted, but with a little bit of, well, maybe, the president is a little enthusiastic. >> we fin

people say, well, he made the announcement because he had problems with the bay of pigs, his popularity was going down. not true. not true. when glenn finished his mission, glenn, grissom and i flew with jack back from west palm to washington for glenn's ceremony, the four of us sat in his cabin, and we talked about what gus had done, we talked about what john had done, we talked about what i had done, all the way back. people would come in with papers to be signed, he said, don't worry, we'll get those when we get back to washington. the entire flight. i tell you, he was really, really a space cadet, and it's too bad he could not have lived to see his promise. >> when he first made that announcement, what was your personal reaction? >> oh, we were delighted. we were delighted. but there was a little bit of a gulp in there because -- because he put -- he put a time cap on the deal. and i don't think that any of us thought that we would be able to make it within -- that was 1961. within 8 1/2 years. but anyway, delighted, but a little bit of, well, maybe -- maybe the president is a littl

of gabby petito. >> also homeowners in the east bay there said after wild pigs tear up, their lawns will give you a closer look at some of the damage left behind and later, a desperate need for donors. we will be joined live by a doctor to talk about the dire need for blood donors here in the bay area. plus. >> we are saying on top of the rain showers here in the region as we take a live look at kron 4 storm tracker. you can see all the green that indicates where the rain is falling now. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow meteorologist lawrence karnow will ha ♪ ♪ ♪ meteorologist lawrence karnow will ha ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. let me get this straight. you've got an a.i. strategy to deliver a better customer experience, that will help us retain our customers and even grow our business? how much is this going to cost? here's the figure. 59. 59 million? no, five9. as in five9 intelligent cloud contact center. they won't just power our transformation. they'll fund our transformation. yes, yes! exactly! what are you

of workers across the nation. the drought is blamed for wild pigs heading into neighborhoods throughout the bay area. inery in livermore say wild pigs trampled through their property last weekend, and it cost them about $30,000 to replace the torn up. lawn cows are fairly common in the area, but not wild pigs, and till now. the drought is forcing the animals to look for food in areas where there are more people. we haven't had any trouble with pigs for eight years. but now they've discovered this property will have to do something about it. they're looking for grubs. they're coming out. the hills is a drought. they're hungry and built the bed. the winery says wild pigs normally come between two and five o'clock in the morning. experts say, you can chase these animals away by making noise. homeowners can file a wildlife incident report with the california department of fish and wildlife for assistance. well, today's rainy weather has some school districts planning on how to address children eating outside to follow covid safety protocols. as ktvu christian rendell cristina rendon reports. school offici

rain 7.22 that i'm coming up neighbors in the east bay waking up to ripped up lawns. pigs will talk about the cost ofdone to one couple's property. >> 7.25 in the east bay. well, it's funny. they've got wild pigs and they're at and, you know, i like, ok, well, the rain is good. if you think it's good, right. the pigs. >> it's a there causing a lot of and this couple who owns this property even they were like, okay, we'll look at the bright side. there is a set amount now. they're like, okay, we understand the pigs are hungry. >> they're searching there and down there. whatever law, right, because they're still upset maybe help them a little analysis. >> good solution is fencing. to me that that solves the problem. >> forever. i had people saying that they want to be able to shoot him. i don't know if you're going to fuel them to save some meat for me for carnitas bacon. >> the positive stop. she think that you can last. i know even though the price tag to fix all this is know you have department of fish and wildlife. >> they have a report they they know about and we've done stories about other neighb

the drought, though, is being blamed for wild pigs heading into neighborhoods throughout the bay area. the owners ofay, while pigs trampled through their property last weekend. and it could cost them $30,000 to replace the torn up lawn. cows are fairly common in this area, but not wild pigs. until now, the drought is forcing these animals to look for food in areas where there are more people. homeowners can file a wildlife incident report with the california department of fish and wildlife for assistance. still ahead. reality star paris hilton teaming up with bay area congressman ro khanna changes she's pushing for with programs aimed at troubled teenagers as she recounted her own painful memories. i was strangled, slapped across the face watched in the shower by male staff. called vulgar names forced to take medication without a diagnosis. -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're no

the california department of fish and wildlife is saying the pigs are looking for food because of all the dry conditions. happening tonight, a heads up for drivers in the east bay. this weekend. caltrans will be closing highway 4 for repairs starting at 10 o'clock. this closure is from discovery bay boulevard in contra, costa county all the way to tracy boulevard in san joaquin county eastbound travelers can begin their detour at the byron road intersection. the closure is expected to end monday morning at 5. let's talk about our weather forecast right now as we take a live look outside here along the bay bridge looking out towards the east bay. it is a spectacular october day. this is really when the bay area weather does its thing. the best right. and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look, though, at how. it's all about to change. >> yeah, we're going to get a little bit of everything. wait until you see the next 7 day forecast. we're going to have about 3 seasons, all rolled into one right now starting with summer like temperatures out there right now in the bay area. we're not tracking any marine layer and your microclimate saturday ou

killed our front yard here and the road is filling the back of the house because of a big problem in the east bay. wild pigs raising yards and livermore next my experts say california's drought is making the problem worse, and san francisco looks to curb car break ins how city leaders hoped cash rewards will help also ahead honoring the oakland symphonies, late conductor. at 10 30 tonight's concert in his honor. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. away from hillsides in livermore, wild pigs are causing quite a problem for one winery owner ktvu is azenith smith joins us now she's in livermore after speaking with that owner. julie i'm at cedar mountain winery off tesla road and the owner lives in a house behind the winery. take a look at her front yard. it is d

bay, wild pigs have struck again. this time ripping up a couple's lawn in livermore kron four's believed to call spoke with the owners ofn winery where the pigs have been digging in. >> a quick survey of the oats property reveals an expensive problem about $30,000. the couple lives behind the business paco cedar mountain winery in livermore. and for the past week, linda and early polls have been dealing with the aftermath of feral hogs ripping up their first time in 8 years. the winery itself and surrounding vineyards have been mostly untouched. but the pigs keep attacking the grass the other night. i heard grunting. >> in the back of the house. that's what bedroom is. so i turned on the flood light and here are 5 picks. a really big one medium size 3 little ones. linda is trying everything she can to repel the pigs. she's been tossing fish oil. so cheerios in the grass to keep them away. but. head it's something to it to make sure the raccoons would need to jury ul's. so i chili peppers powder to it because we've grown chiles. so has the power it's believed the drought is causing the pigs to expand their search for foo

of cancer. they're bad. >> roaming through the east bay there lafayette these wild pigs are destroying people's yards the neighbors upset. they've been complained about the page read aloud and causing property damage everywhere they go. yes. here's what they're trying to do list is that before. first of all, with the pigs are trying to do. they just want food water with the city is trying to do. well. they've dealt with this before they hire a trapper and in one case, the trapper got rid of about a dozen. it looks like there's another doesn't yet to figure out what to do with. the problem continues. neighbors are they had enough of this. >> we came out to scare them and they didn't want to leave we were throwing stones trying to get rid of them. and they just didn't care one. you know, keeping my fingers crossed that they don't come back in the syrian city will take care of the problem. there's a lot of neighbors. they're really upset by the damage that happened. you hear whispers about pigs in a back fence. never had turned to so many pigs in the area. and it's really a sign of the times and these drought conditi

of the tracks in the east bay. we're going to tell you what you need to know to get around this weekend. >> and wild pigs they're back and they're hungry ripping up the east bay launced. we'll have the latest on how they're going to try to get rid of one. >> and we're security coming to oakland's chinatown. the new steps being taken to protect the asian american community. plus, there's more after the break. congress avert a government shutdown. but their work is not over yet. now they're turning their attention to the president's infrastructure bill. and plenty of sunshine across the bay area today, temperatures warming compared to where we have been. >> climbing. well back into the 80's for san fra ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how do they get these things to smell so good? ♪hefty, hefty...♪ ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ must be magic. hefty® ultra strong™ with fabuloso® scent. >> 6.58 right. i know you love music. you know this song. wow, horses couldn't drag me away in this case it's wild pigs and thei can't drag them away from lafayette. they're just eating the yards, having a good time to neighbors

pigs. no, just kidding. >> that looked kind of good. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," california employment agenciesing more changes. why new laws assigned by the governor will likely produce one type of fraud, and the help that may be coming for legit unemployed workers. >>> the white house suggests we may have to prepare for the very worst if congress doesn't lift the debt ceiling. we'll have the latest. >>> and then the shark star evander kane facing new allegations. >>> our team on nbcbayarea.com, taking a growing look at the pristine blue water in lake tahoe. let me get this straight. you've got an a.i. strategy to deliver a better customer experience, that will help us retain our customers and even grow our business? how much is this going to cost? no, five9. as in five9 intelligent cloud contact center. they won't just power our transformation. they'll fund our transformation. yes, yes! exactly! what are you waiting for? ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning. as you are heading out the door in the east bay, let's check out fremont. you may even be comfortable wearing light long sleeves throughout th

pig shorts in the north bay. one person is under arrest for arson accused of starting four fires in santa rosa all within one hourrst fire was reported yesterday morning around six o'clock on granville road near ridley avenue. the second was reported 30 minutes later the third five minutes after that. the fourth fire was reportedly said along the smart train tracks near central avenue in guerilla street after a search police say they found and arrested someone who matched the description of the suspected arsonist. in antioch police arrested a man suspected of attacking someone at a homeless camp and then starting a fire that spread to nearby hillsides, police say. just after six o'clock last night, a man attacks someone in a homeless encampment near the intersection of hillcrest avenue in wild drive. officers say the man then lit a rag on fire and tossed it into the encampment, starting a fire that spread and threaten several homes police later spotted the suspected attacker and arrested him. the fraud trial of theranos ceo elizabeth holmes is underway. this noontime in san jose. prosecutors are questioning a fed

bay, the wild pigs are back. >> and they're coming straight for me. >> they're coming for your lawn in lafayette. they've destroyed a lot of property. neighbors have been complaining about them doing damage to their laws. they're really just i mean, look her food and water. but they they can do quite the number on your property covers. dan thorn has more on the big problem. >> a number of lafayette lawns. look just like this grass trampled and tossed about it's the work of some parched and pesky >> they are here. they're really driven down by the drought conditions. they're looking for food there looking for water jonathan county on ag is lafayette's parks, trails and recreation director. but over the last few years of fielding more than a 100 wild hog complaint calls. >> he now has the unofficial title as the area's pig professional. it's nice to be able to be in a position right. can information to the community. there's a lot of neighbors. they're really upset by the damage that happened. you hear whispers about pigs in a back fence. never had turned to so many pigs in the area. and it's really a sign of the times and these droug

couple in the east bay dealing with a pricey pay problem how they're trying to ke >> wild pigs strike again. ripping up a want and some cases really ripping them up. this is at the home ofe who lives in livermore, kron four's, phillipe djegal also talk with the owners of cedar mountain winery where the pigs have been digging in. >> a quick survey of the oats property reveals an expensive problem about $30,000. the couple lives behind the business petco cedar mountain winery in livermore. and for the past week, linda and earl old have been dealing with the aftermath of feral hogs ripping up their first time in 8 years. the winery itself and surrounding vineyards have been mostly untouched. but the pigs keep attacking the grass the other night. i heard grunting. >> in the back of the house. that's what bedroom is. so i turned on the flood light and here are 5 picks. a really big one medium size 3 little ones. linda is trying everything she can to repel the pigs. she's been tossing fish oil. so cheerios and the grass to keep them away. but. it's something to make sure the raccoons would need to so i chile peppers powder to it as we grow chiles. why has the power to if you