bissell is no longer an employee of the berkeley unified school district.e to provide comment on personnel matters. we do take allegations of sexual harassment and abuse seriously and are committed to investigating those complaints as they come to us. >> he should have been fired at the time rachel was a student. >> it's over. >> the i-team reached bissell by phone, he did not provide a comment. >>> police say 70% of all crime in morgan hill involves a vehicle and they are hoping a new camera system may catch the drivers. a pilot program would put 25 cameras in high crime areas, they would read license plates and give vehicle descriptions to police. similar programs have been successful but not everyone in morgan hill is on board. >> my first thought is privacy. we live in a country where we are supposed to have the freedom to come and go and do what we do as long as we are living according to the law, and living rightly and why do they feel this need to monitor every single person? >> residents will be asked for their thoughts in a town meeting on august 1

to joe bissell who was an underlying our richard bissell rather who was an underline of his it was there any further delving into that situation. yeah, the it was an invitation that had been proffered to dulles many months before i in dallas's papers. i found the invitation it was from the young presidents' association of america. basically, this was a retreat for young american executives and they'd invited alan dollars to come talk to them. and dulles went because it was thought that if he didn't go it would be a tip-off to castro that the invasion was about to happen and that if he did go to did go to to puerto rico it would be one more indication that the united states had nothing to do with this. now in moscow the newspapers immediately as early as it's hard to know how that game would've played out. what we do know is, what happened and what's happened was a tragedy. thank you all very much for coming tonight. i really appreciate it. thank you. [applause] [applause]. tens of thousands of anti vietnam war protesters converged on washington d.c. in may of 1971. more than 7000 of them

but richard bissell got john kennedy to approve air cover. there was an enormous amount of american firepower offshore including a aircraft carrier with a 4 fighter jets. bissell kept saying let us have these for a little bit of time. others were saying this as well, to give a little bit of air cover to the brigade. remember the brigade is pinned down begging for hem. if you read the intercepts coming in from the beaches, they are just heart-wrenching. please help us. please come. we're dying here. rescue us. send in some planes, please. well, kennedy never did, and but the cia pushed for it. some people think bissell didn't push quite hard enough, but certainly dulles wanted that. so i think that certainly you and this woman could be friends. here, please. >> you just saw the series on television the kennedy series and in one of the segments they covered in detail this invasion. and two parts. my first part is, how accurate, if you saw that series -- >> yes. >> sorry. one of the things in that series, and again i don't know if it's true, but

at the end of the memo that was prepared by bissell.s out that the end of the operation would be for the u.s. to come in after the beachhead had been established. my question to you is, i know, because i've read it, that that was in the first plan. were you able to find that anywhere else? and were you able to find mention of that anywhere else after that? >> what, specifically, do you mean? >> the fact that the u.s. was going to come in after the beachhead had been established -- >> yeah, that was -- that was always part of the original plan. again, the idea was never that these 1,400 men were going to take over cuba. some people seem to think that, but that wasn't the plan. the plan was they would set up this beachhead and then they would call for help. and that's why, i hadn't mentioned this, but there was a fleet of american aircraft just over the horizon during the brigade. an aircraft carrier of seven destroyers. they were there to help out when called upon. one of those ships had 30,000 rifles to give to any cubans who would want

bissell is no longer an employee of berkeley unified school district. the district is unable to provide comment on personnel matters. phillips says she came forward. many years later, after berkeley high students more recently had come across that photo and contacted her, she says, one of the students said bissell was still acting in a similar way. but the fact that it's continued for 20 years and is essentially a part of the culture there. that's why i'm here. rob rock ktvu, fox two news and undercover sting at a san jose hotel ends with several arrests. investigators say three men from stockton dropped off a young woman to engage in sex for money suspects. jaren meek, marco shelton and mark ramirez were all arrested on felony charges, including pandering and possession of a loaded firearm in a vehicle. in addition to the arrests, officers recovered for adult females believed to have been forced in to prostitution cases of the coronavirus doubling now. over the last few weeks, the surge being blamed on the recent holiday and a reluctance audience to ge

several assault complaints from other former students. >> and in a statement the district says the bissell is no longer an employee with the school system, but they are unable to comment any further on a personnel matter. >> and 36 and a north bay couple is sharing their story now years after they were tied up in their valais whole home. this was in 2015 and back then, police didn't at first believed their story caught it was a hoax now they're releasing a new book that help set the record straight. >> denise huskins and aaron quinn were drugged in their house. again, this was march 23rd back in 2015, her husband who was then her boyfriend woke up, found that she was gone, called police. turns out she was held captive in tahoe for 2 days and then released by a man who ultimately confessed to the crime and is now serving a sentence in san quentin because of legal proceedings. the couple had to keep silent. but now they're releasing their book to share what happened. >> our names and reputations were sneered. and so. >> we wanted it to be but that didn't happen. >> so it's really a represent

bissell has been the subject of several assault complaints from other former students. the district says the bissell is no longer an employee and that they are unable to comment on personnel matters. 6.40 is the time in the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved legislation to make the cities. >> shared spaces program. permanent businesses like restaurants will get to continue using outside space like sidewalks and parking lots and street areas so that they can serve outdoor. they can parklets and that type of thing. now. for at least the time being the program offers also to defer collecting permit fees from those businesses until june of 2022. still ahead on the 4 morning news. how one san francisco city leaders wants to hold a criminals accountable and stop them from committing more crimes will tell you what planets cloud cover sitting a little higher over sfo this morning and a little bit of a brighter view. this is the way it's going to be today. clearing out a little quicker. >> and temperatures just as comfortable as they have been highs back int

in a statement the school district says bissell is no longer an employee. there.that it is unable to comment on personnel matters. >> police in san jose say these 3 men were arrested at a hotel in san jose. during an undercover prostitution bust. they have been identified as 23 year-old, jeremy, 20 year-old markel shelton and 20 year-old. marc ramirez, all from stockton. police say the undercover operation happened on july the 9th when the man dropped off a woman at the hotel in san jose day. >> authorities also found 4 young women who may have been forced into prostitution in the hotel room, the 3 men face several charges including pandering and possession of a loaded firearm. they have since posted bail. >> catalytic converter thefts in the city of san leandro are up 65% this year. that's according to the city's police department, which says that there were 142 thefts reported last year. this year, there have already been 117. police say the thieves are likely selling the valuable metal at recycling centers out of town. if you are a victim, it can be costly repa

bissell now has been the subject of several assault complaints from other former students. in a statement, the district says that this will no longer works for the district anymore. but they cannot comment further on personnel matters. >> thefts of catalytic converters and that's a land or up 65% in 2021 and at least people who stolen with the repair bill. thousands of dollars. it could be catalytic converters. they help control the exhaust emission and if one is stolen from you might be 400 might be up to $3,000 free to get everything replace the san leandro police department says a 142 converters were stolen in all of 2021 42 this year. so far. already a 117 have been swiped. particularly hybrid, suvs and trucks every monday we received life. >> all 5 parts every month. there's not you can even do to prevent it all. we've been has been and put it on the divorce. we start sending cards with even with the the rent. >> the whole playoff. >> i was wondering about like what can you do. so you put the plane in and they take on the plane. they take up the converter and here's ho

bissell has been the subject of several assault complaints from other former students.ement, the district says that this will is no longer an employee and that they are unable to comment on personnel matters. >> it's 5, 3, 4, and thefts of catalytic converters in the city of san leandro are up 65% in 2021 and that's leaving a lot of people. a $1000 in repair work to their vehicles. catalytic converters helped cause control their exhaust emission. and if you have it stolen to replace it cost like 400 to $3,000 apiece. the san leandro police say that a 142 catalytic converters were stolen in april of or sorry in all of 2020 this year. there have been already a 117 theft. so far particularly hybrid. suvs and trucks every monday we received life. >> 5 parks every month. there's not you can even do to prevent it all. we'll be in this bill and also put it on the divorce. we start sending cards with even with the the rent, the whole playoff. >> so people are trying to put protections in there. and that's not helping. you'll know if you're catalytic converter has been removed.

i think we're sort of bissell and i don't think the faculty it's a man made tragedy. ah, earlier my life, i thought that my weight was all my fault. i felt like a failure and frankly unworthy. ready and it took me awhile to really start question, believes and challenging those thoughts like well, are you really a failure? and the answer is no, i'm not. i'm not. but it took a while to get to that point. ah, obesity. a blob of our arrows fantasies caught in a web of prejudice. it prompts scolding for poor choices and accusations of laziness. unlimited genes provide an alibi. what it will be city were a collective failure, not an individual symptom of the free market that hate fat that produces fax, those and a d for genic society, the news global phenomenon, not one country to talk today. ah, the right now there are 2000000000 people adults and children who are overweight or. busy obese, this only happens by magic, it takes work and you need to look at who it is, is driving that process. well, otherwise we'll live in, in societies in which, you know, one out of every 3

it was made possible through the coordination of 13 bay area shelters and the bissell pet foundation.s seem great health wise and temperament, and they need to be spay and neutered and when that happens they will hit adoption floors in a week. >> and if you want to adopt one, the website has the list of the 13 shelters participating in the effort, and dan, hopefully this will all get great ohms. >> let's hope. look at the sweet faces. the dog is wagging his tail big time. glad to be here. >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i am dan ashley. >> i am ama daetz. thanks for inviting us into your homes and we hope to see you again at 6:00. like you, my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted got tougher to do. thought surgery was my only option. turns out i was wrong. so when a hand specialist told me about nonsurgical treatments, it was a total game changer. like you, my hands have a lot more to do. learn more at factsonhand.com today. >>> tonight, the growi

. >> cia deputy director richard bissell had come to the president with a desperate last-minute appeal. he knew that the president had said there would be no intervention. but he now said the brigade was doomed unless the united states intervened, at least with air cover, from the navy task force that was standing off the beach. admiral burke speaking for the pentagon favored the intervention. secretary of state opposed it. the risk he said was too great if we now openly intervene, we would probably endanger our entire latin american position. and it would be an invitation for khrushchev to step in. the president said he would make his decision within the next few hours. >> at dawn, the president makes his decision. later he tells it to the members of the revolutionary council who have been flown from florida. >> translator: president kennedy was very firm, he repeated three times, americans shooting cubas, no, no, no. the president was very upset, and he wanted to explain to us why he had allowed the invasion to take place after he had decided against u.s. military support. he told us

when we still have to look for bissell tentative, we are always flexible, better we put in the place, a framework of dealing with that use of plastics intelligence to the care for the group. last is one of the company is looking for an intelligent way to deal with excess plastic waste. they employ 11 teens that regularly travel the country collect in it. they use what they get, primarily to make fun and krytox. after all, t farmers during the early one having difficulties finding the right tubes for the seedlings. we talked with environment. yeah. john, under we agreed on which type of plastic needed any cuts. that's the way we started making it got to be which is used in the ne, not story. we produce also plastic sitting since then. they've been manufacturing plastic materials for nursery. but the point isn't just environmentally friendly. production was the process has started. it's meant to be sustainable. what do we do? we want to talk around. we know the where they are located. after using the necessary, our product, we go back, they would bring back the they use the plastic with

he was by firing the cia and his 2 age kimbell and bissell. you can't believe the shock waves he sent through washington. here he is, the young man, after truman and eyes an hour, the young man, 4233 years old. we're starting to change things. the way things were done. he did not believe in colonialism. he did not believe in the cold war. and he was moving away from, he had been silver, and he was educated by the bay of pigs, and above all, by the cuban missile crisis, he was a changed man. now, when just finally, when explosive evidence in black and white is produced, look at julian assange according to the un being tortured here. the founder of wiki leaks. what's gonna happen about the release of this documentary? why are you in can? and why isn't it on all the streaming services in the united states, so everyone can watch it from next week. this in this room was not finance in america. we went to the streamers, they turn it down. we were finance out of england. it was ingenious. a new film, the independent film company that financed this fi

let me tell you though, i think we're sort of bissell and it's only thing. just the factory. it's a man made tragedy. ah, earlier my life i thought that my weight was all my fault. i felt like a failure and frankly unworthy. ready and it took me awhile to really start question, believe and challenging those thoughts like well, are you really a failure? and the answer is no, i'm not. i'm not. but it took a while to get to the point. ah, obesity. a blob of our arrows fantasies caught in a web of prejudice. it prompts scolding for poor choices and accusations of laziness. unlimited genes provide an alibi. what it will be city where a collective failure not an individual one.