you hire a bunch of cuban exiles, how many of them -- are 100% anti-castro, or has castro sent one or two agents? it is good counterintelligence. a good question. so, multiple sources. and it gets worse. that turned out to be a mistake was the requirement that castro's air force be destroyed first. so that the cuban exile pilots pretending to be cuban air force would have command of the air. that was prerequisite for the success of this operation. the cia recruited pilots from the alabama national guard. there was to be one air attack two days before the amphibious landing, allegedly by these cuban air force pilots who were disgruntled and decided to shoot up their own planes. that is why the cia's b-26s were painted to look like cuban air force planes. the day before the invasion, the b-26 exile force would come back to cuban airbases to destroy any planes that remained. two airstrikes, command of the air was essential, and this was things that had to go well for the success of this operation. yet another problem came from president kennedy's desire to maintain deniability that the u

castro had a lot more support. that the internal security was ruthlessly efficient and there iwas essentially no opposition to him. even the head of the office of intelligence was not informed. he knew what was going on, but he was not consulted, even though he personally had participated in the pacific campaign in world war ii with more than two dozen amphibious landings of this scale. a lot more than the u.s. marine they had brought in to plan the operation. he and all of his analysts were simply cut out for security reasons. some security. this is a january 10, 1961 front page above the fold new york times article. u.s. helps to train an anti-castro force at secret guatemalan air-ground base. not secret anymore. another mistake was this covert action was no longer covert with this kind of publicity. cuban exiles, now, the world knows, are being trained, probably by the u.s., in guatemala for an attack on cuba. yes? >> [indiscernible] prof. dujmovic: various sources. when you engage in a large operation, unless y

castro was, commanding defenses. a landing craft made it a sure and put a small exile force on the beach where they fought for three days. kennedy refused the cia's request to have u.s. aircraft provide combat air support. two cia chartered airplanes dropped munitions and supplies on the beach for the rebels. those were shot down. the pilots between the two four pilots between two aircraft died. others were taken prisoner. this was humiliating for the united states government and personally for president kennedy. it was a great victory for fidel castro. there were a lot of bitter recriminations and finger-pointing going on. kennedy's advisers and pro-kennedy historians have placed the blame on the cia. mistaken assumptions in planning, for deceiving the president about chances for success. cia defendersand, at the time and ever since, but not me, have admitted they were planning errors, but insists the invasion could have been successful if it had been allowed to work as planned. its failure, they say, was kennedy's

joaquin castro! be here. >> stephen: juliaÁn, i've interviewed you before a couple of times. >> yes. >> stephen: joaquiÍn and i are just meeting now. >> we took a picture of you when you came to the capitol in 2013. i posted it online. >> stephen: they let me into the capitol in 2013. >> they did. >> stephen: juliaÁn, you have a book here called "an unlikely journey: waking up from my american dream." why are you waking up from your american dream? isn't the american dream a good thing? >> yeah, it is, but, you know, i talk about in the book that i feel like our family's lived the american dream, our grandmother came from mexico when she was 7, worked as a maid, cook, baby sitter, raised my mom as a single parent. >> stephen: there she is. you get bonus points if you can tell us apart. >> stephen: you guys are so cute. ( cheers and applause ) >> but, you know, i feel like that this generation of young people is waking up realizing that they have to push back against leadership that is trying to take

that they began to improve then in one thousand nine hundred six the pope invited fidel castro to raul john paul the second visit to cuba two years later marked the start of a new era in church state relations. sunday in a suburb of vanna on the far side of the harbor it's early morning and the choir is practicing for the mass. that is the camp like community in antonio de tat us doesn't have a permanent church instead one is improvised for each service. the new temple as they call churches here was in the planning stages for years. that building has now finally started but it's far from complete that there are yet lord of all that standing now is the shell. that yes the mass is held in the roof next door come wayne or shine. lots of people in havana are active catholics. they go to mass in the cathedral and in the churches downtown there. are gonna call my soul so we but when they have a choice they prefer not having to travel so far and practicing their faith in a local parish they go. on that offer it will come in. the capital city center is just eight kilometers away on the other s

during the new cuban leader raul castro had met the pope and wrong shortly before his visit. there. its october time is racing the plan had been to open the church on the feast day of saint john paul the second october twenty second. but at least the bell is installed it summons the faithful to mass with a new touch of solemnity. on the archbishop is back this time to celebrate divine my. the sunday and the feast of st john paul the second. it's still not clear when the church will be finished insufficient materials financial and structural problems everything has come together and is waiting to be solved i know no doubt about that and we hope the church will be ready by the beginning of next year at the latest that. we think it well that we have. everyone is in good spirits to celebrate snacks have been prepared cake croquettes and noodles served in cardboard cartons that's the custom here. everyone gets one box. we. don't know there are still about two thousand households in cuba in which people gather to pray and celebrate mass to hold up his and and funerals the full bowls not o

the new cuban leader raul castro had met the pope and wrong shortly before his visit. it's october time is racing the plan had been to open the church on the feast day of st john paul the second october twenty second. but at least the bell is installed it summons the faithful to mass with a new touch of solemnity. on the archbishop is back this time to celebrate divine mercy sign. in the feast of st john paul the second. it's still not clear when the church will be finished insufficient materials financial and structural problems everything has come together and is waiting to be solved i think after not like that and we hope the church will be ready by the beginning of next year at the latest that. we think it well that i have. everyone is in good spirits to celebrate snacks have been prepared cake croquettes and noodles served in cardboard cartons that's the custom here. everyone gets one box. we've got sauce i don't know there are still about two thousand households in cuba in which people gather to pray and celebrate mass pulls out isn't and funerals me so full of b

sewn his lips as of what the castro regime wants to do, to silence him. ere is a ray of hope in cuba and nicaragua. n venezuela, the women are leading the way. women are leading the way in all of these countries. i'm very optimistic that the youth, the artists are seeing the repression and the brutality of this police state all around them and they are rising up. and this is a generation that has grown up only knowing repression because that's all they have ever known and they understand that this is not a way to govern or live. and that's what keeps me energized and that's what will keep me engaged and i hope i will be part of this family as all of you are of. >> that is a given. ms. ros-lehtinen: it is in our d.n.a. and in our blood and we have to do it and do it for all of these people who think they have no voice. we will help them. >> you were going to give a homework assignment to the trump administration. what do they need to be doing the next couple of years? what homework assignments do you want to give mark on these issues? >> she gives me homew

we love the castro. personally feel extremely fortunate to have the honor of providing i care to our wonderful patients in this dynamic village for decades. we do have a concern about our practice's future. our office has been very help -- happy in our victorian since the practice was founded in 1983. recently our building owner passed away and we have a new landlord now. he has not made clear to us what his plans are. we worry about what will become of us when our lease is up in 2020. be included in the legacy business registry and it would offer as protection when this happens. i request you support applications for legacy business registry so we may continue to serve and be a vital part of our beloved neighborhood for many years to come. thank you. >> thank you. maria davis. >> hello. i am maria. i have been the owner of the pub for the last eight years. thank you so much for considering us. like shelley said, we are named after saint mary's college that was across the street. in 1933, when prohibitio

the fire broke out just northwest of castro valley high school. we report, the family of three is now without a home. >> reporter: and neighbors sell video shows flames eating through castro valley home early saturday morning just before six. they heard banging . >> i heard pounding then i ran into my parents room and there is another pounding and that's when i heard screaming and is a fire and get out . >> reporter: alameda county fire officials say six companies responded to the 18,000 block of the intersection of moreland drive. the one alarm blaze began on the first floor causing heavy damage and then spread up . a family of three, husband, wife and an infant managed to escape . the men suffered second- degree burns and was hospitalized at the medical center before being released. >> the number one concern is the occupants and make sure they get out . we did get a witness statement that the occupants were out . secondary there were a couple dogs we did a search for the dogs also. >> reporter: and animal control officer recovered the carcasses

i want to take you to castro valley once again. did confirm with chp that the first collision at east 14th street, that collision has cleared. just behind it we have a new problem. it does sound like a serious one. 580 near castro valley boulevard, a rollover collision. two other vehicles involved in this one as well. three total. two left lanes are blocked. yeah, we are definitely seeing a backup form. north bay, you still have that crash in petaluma, southbound 101 past petaluma boulevard. a motorcycle is down. two left lanes are blocked there. two pretty tough situations. terrifying moments for a driver on a texas highway. dashcam video caught an airborne trash can hitting the windshield. a woman was driving on 635 in dallas when it happened last month. she said the car did not suffer any major impact. but can you imagine? >> wow. >> she has barriers on either side of her there. i would have swerved a hard left right into that barrr. just your reaction. ah, something is coming at me. i need to get out of the way. >> something li

aplausos para cristian castro.s persiguen una camioneta que destila gasolina. oficiales golpean varias veces el vehÍculo del prÓfugo que no se da por vencido, ni siquiera, cuando le apuntan con una pistola. tras recibir el impacto pierde el control. investigan presuntas irregularidades durante los comicios de medio tÉrminoen carolina del norte. rehÚsan declarar de manera oficial al republicano como ganador sobre el demÓcrata, mientras trata de establecer si se cometieron fraudes en este proceso electoral. muchos de ellasfungieron varias veces como testigo de quienes emitieron su voto por esa vÍa. millones de catÓlicos en mÉxico estÁn de manteles largos luego que la unesco declararÁ como>>atrimonio cultural. se trata de la peregrinaciÓn que aÑo tras aÑo se realiza en jalisco en honor a la que considera la segunda virgen mÁs venerada en ese paÍs. >> asÍ como soplando los tradicionales caracoles indÍgenas fue como la delegaciÓn mexicana celebró. >> mÉxico reafirma su compromiso con la salvaguardia, preservaciÓn y reva

julian castro is gihas announce is forming a caucus. i want to discuss.riends, this is my fault that you are here because when i saw this news yesterday, i went, oh, my. there is something going on here that we haven't been paying close enough attention to if this former housing secretary thinks he needs to start an exploratory committee and announce it on december 12th. then democrats are in it, and they're in it to win it. what do you see? >> i think we're in it. i think it started. i think he did a very smart thing yesterday. there are going to be some 31 people and julian castro needs to differentiate himself and he needs to do it early. texas donors are going to need to be locked up. it was a smart thing to do. but it definitely proves that democrats are kind of raring to go and i think january will be a mad house of announcements and i'm here for it. i'm ready. >> jonathan brought up part b. when i saw that move from the former mayor of san antonio, it said to me he's nervous about beto o'rourke. it seems to me that beto-mania is driving what is go

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julian castro, he can't be donald trump.nybody wants to make, he could not beat donald trump. they're not big enough. they have to go after a long list of achievements and a huge personality. >> but i go back to can the president keep -- you know, how much more patience does -- do sort of mainstream conservatives have? >> i think mainstream conservatives and far right conservatives, you can see their patience waning thin this week. you had rush limbaugh saying the president's caving. you had laura ingraham saying bring on the shutdown. you had republicans who usually sing donald trump's praises basically telling him, look, you need to be a little stronger on this and figure out your message. i think the thing that is really important here is that president trump said he wanted a wall and promised that to people. even though there are all these republicans who say we can get border security money out of chuck schumer if you give up this idea of a wall. he promised this to so many people a simple thing he used as a messaging r

. >> cristiÁn castro hizo homenaje a juan gabriel esto y mÁs en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁs cerca de ti. ( ♪ mÚsica) >>> eso. >> merengue >>> llegarÁ el ritmo. >> merengue, merengue. >> buenos dÍas. >> ¿cÓmo estÁn? >>> myrka hermosa. >> hola >>> tan hermosa. >> bailando. >> lista >>> lista. >> casi viernes, casi viernes. >> casi viernes. >> afortunadamente. >> ya salieron a comprar regalos de navidad? >>> no. >> no, todavÍa. >> no, nada. >> arbolito, regalos todavÍa a medias todavÍa me faltan algunos. >> sÍ, claro >>> el fin de semana hay otro muy bueno. >> otro bueno >>> muy bien >>> adita sigue recuperÁndose. >> el pÚblico ha reaccionado muy bien hacia si myrka. >> es un placer estar con todos ustedes. >> vamos a las noticias con vanessa h. >> muy buenos dÍas para todos comenzamos con nuestra primera ediciÓn noticias primera edicion "un nuevo dÍa." >> primera conversaciÓn entre donald trump y andrÉs lÓpez obrador desde que el presidente mexicano asumiÓ las riendas del paÍs fue por telÉfono para o bordar 2 asuntos que preocupan a ambos la migraciÓn y la posibilidad de poner en marcha. >> la invers

and he was annoyed, and he sent me back to castro street. i was crestfallen, and he said it's okay. i just need the file. i went and stopped at the local cafe that was being picketed by people from local 22. i was waiting inform are a bus, and somebody leaned out the window and says cleve, somebody shot the mayor. i couldn't imagine who would want to harm george moscone. i got a taxi, and i got in on the vanness side. i ran up stairs, and it's been reconfigured since the earthquake. i had a key to the passage from the chambers in. i just ran in shouting harvey, harvey, and turned the corner and saw his feet sticking out into the hallway. you know, he only had one pair of dress shoes, an old pair of secondhand wingtips. i was only 24. i'd never seen a dead person before. it was so who ahorrifying, andi could think to myself was it's all over now. how could we move forward? he was such a leader, he was so important in my life. and we're trapped, and they're moving out the bodies, and all ai can think of is it's over, it's over, it's over. then, the sun went down, and people began to g

the castro station was temporarily shut down. it was about 8 pm tonight. needless to say it caused delays for writers in both -- writers -- riders in both directions. >>> 54 stories, this would be the tallest building in the east bay. >> reporter: one of the tallest in california. even taller than the millennial tower residents in san francisco. some people in emeryville are saying not so fast. >> i think a project like this causes tension. >> reporter: a big turnout for a big building. at the emeryville planning commission. city staff has never seen anything like it. a tower almost 700 feet tall with more than 600 apartments or condos of various sizes a separate but cooffice tower, 16 stories i. open-space and stores at street level. the structure would dwarf everything in the area. almost twice as high as the neighboring condos at 30 stories. some residents are not thrilled. >> we are finally starting to be an urban community. there are more people in the street and walking. i love the design. >> reporter: others are incredulous that it is being consider

one person who has made his intentions clear is julian castro.e is a three term mayor of san antonio, hud secretary under president obama and possible running mate for hillary clinton in 2016. this year he is looking to be at the top of the ticket. he joins me now from san antonio. welcome to "meet the press." welcome back. >> great to be with you, chuck. >> let me start with something that senator durbin said at the end of our interview today. i asked him if he thought the president was fit for office and he said he thought that the country could make it through another two years. what is your view on that? >> well, i can tell you one thing. he's not behaving like he's fit for office. he's behaving extremely erratically. he's not giving the american people or our allies around the world any sense that there's a rationality for the decisions that he's making. and the events of this last week were just another example of that, whether it's sudden announcement of withdrawal in syria or the turmoil with his staff. he's just so erratic. so what i thi

ire in e castro -- castro valley this morning hurts a man and kills his pet. how the cold weather may have contributed to the blaze. >> and the tsa is bringing more floppy eared dogs to airports. how they say it's the ears' impact on passenger satisfaction. >> and kwanzaa celebrations still underway in skf. >>> a man suffered serious burns and two dogs were killed when fire raced through a castro valley home early this morning. the blaze broke out at around 6:00 a.m. at the home on mill more boulevard on 7 hills road. the injured man was burned while trying to use a garden hose to put the fire out. a woman and an 18 month old girl escaped unharmed. firefighters put out the flames in about 20 minutes. they suspect a space heater started it. >> conservatives across the country, including meghan mccain are remembering a young writer and tv contributor who died after a sudden illness. federalist magazine said staff writer and commenter died in san diego friday at the age of 26. according to a fund-raising cite, payton was found unresponsive thursday and rushed to

matt hamilton, castro valley, 0.04 inches. not so much in san francisco.

the bizarre rescue happened just before 8:00 tonight and briefly shut down the castro muni station. that's where kpix 5's betty yu is with us live tonight. betty? >> reporter: service has resumed and the muni station is back up and running. san francisco fire tells us this man was shocked but thankfully he sustained only minor injuries. take a listen to the commotion it caused earlier tonight. >> at this time, we are experiencing a disruption in metro service. both inbound and outbound at castro street station. >> reporter: and you can hear muni reporting this disruption around 8:00 p.m., they announced service would be delayed in both directions due to a medical emergency before the station was shut down. officials don't know how this man got on top of the train, or why he did it, if you look closely at the video, you can see firefighters helping him down a ladder. they were able to get him successfully down from the top of the train. here you see him being wheeled into the back of an ambulance, and it appears he is using sign language to spell help. the san francisco fire departme

one of whose members joaquin castro of texas joins me now.at to see you, thanks for being with us. there's so much news tonight, it's hard to separate the important threads. but one of the important threads that stood out to me is that in preparing for testimony to congress, to your committee, in which michael cohen lied, in which he perjured himself. in preparing for that he was talking to the white house. >> yeah, that's right. it's remarkable because throughout the process we got word back that different lawyers for different witnesses were communicating with the white house and perhaps with each other. so it's quite possible that, if one or more of them lied to our committee, in other words if they all coordinated their stories, that they basically may have told the same lie and may now be on the hook for those falsehoods. i have to say, ali, it is remarkable to read that cohen sentencing memo, and to realize essentially that the only thing keeping donald trump from being indicted and being charged with a crime beyond wealth and privilege

or julian castro has actually taken concrete steps towards a run. he just announced an exploratory committee and he joins me here tonight. you filed the paperwork this. >> we did. i had to file it by mail, snail mail, because i was trying to put the accent over the a with my name. apparently, if the fec is watching, you cannot have any accented characters in there. for my name going in the form. that's how bad it is. so i had to file snail mail. >> why should julian castro be president of the united states? >> because i have a strong vision for the future of the country. because i've shown that i can get things done and create opportunity for folks. i have done that at the local level and the national level. and because i've lived a life where i've seen the experiences of people in this country who both are struggling, who are pursuing their american dream in earnest, and also, i've served at the highest levels of government and had the opportunity to do well in my own life. and i feel like i have both policy experience, a vision for the country, an

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soil how does or castro reports from the border town of tijuana. as needs young people such as x.l. beneath is to stay at home if the country is ever to improve but the twenty two year old university student who was studying international law in san pedro sula is instead here at a shelter for asylum seekers in tijuana mexico. i was part of this through the federation even though they're not good as i was the leader. he showed al-jazeera documents of his student records and activism. this interview with hunder in t.v. in two thousand and fourteen he's seen here appealing for government help to protect students from violent attacks but the need to says in september the activism went too far. we were going to close the high schools for a time they go into us free to us they promise after a friends for a meeting they were taken by two men in government uniforms the hunder and media broadcast this video said to show the students kidnapping their bodies were found the following day. when i saw the news they said whoa then a few days later the same agents went to my work to look for me lik

live in castro valley.ack to you. >>> a funeral will be held in lodi for a little buy this was at the center of president trump's travel ban. he died friday at oakland's children's hospital. his father brought him to the united states in october to treat a rare brain condition. but he was later put on life support and the doctors gave him little time live. his mother is a citizen from yemen but was denied because of the ban. she sued and was granted a waiver to fly to see her dying son. today's funeral is at the california's islamic center in lodi. >>> law enforcement agencies are once again warning people not to drink and drive during the holiday. and there will be a new law designed to help prevent repeat offenses. >> our son matt home from naval academy was killed when we were hit by a dui offender. >> reporter: this woman's 22- year-old son was killed by a repeat drunk driver. and she's worked to keep other families from having gone through what she has. on the last weekend before the new year, law enfo

that they began to improve then in one thousand nine hundred six the pope invited fiedel castro to wrong john paul the second visit to cuba two years later marked the start of a new era in church state relations. hit sunday in a suburb of havana on the far side of the harbor it's early morning and the choir is practicing for the mass. that i kept my community and antonio de tat us doesn't have a permanent church instead one is improvised for each service. the new temple as they call churches here was in the planning stages for years. that the building has now finally started but it's far from complete that there are yet all over the garden all that standing now is the shell. fish. that sat there mass is held in the roofed next door come wayne or shine. and which up as well. lots of people in havana are active catholics. they go to mass in the cathedral or does. and in the churches down town. when they have a choice they prefer not having to travel so far and practicing their faith in a local parish. the capital city center is just a kilometers away on the other side of the bay. here the

la presidencia a donald trump el 2020 ahÍ lo tienen el exalcalde demÓcrata de san antonio juliÁn castroe ha creado un comitÉ que explore sus posibilidades y ahora asegura que ha llegado la hora de un gobierno mÁs inclusivo sin distinciÓn de idiomas ni razas. >>> creo que, necesitamos en el un lÍder que toiere crear oportunidad para incluyendo la comunidad latina. >>> castro dice que va a dedicar las prÓximas semanas hablar con la gente y empieza anunciar su decisiÓn final el proximo 12 de enero. al regresar quieren darle un hogar a los niÑos inmigrantes bajos custodia del gobierno. y terminan detenidos ice arresta a decenas de posibles padres sustitutos en los Últimos meses. una advertencia mÉdica que preocupa a muchos latinos dicen que abusar de la carne roja es mÁs riesgoso para la salud de lo que se pensaba. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ♪ busca a quien, quieras abrazar, dar, dar ♪ ♪ cuando tus sueños se hagan realidad ♪ ♪ reunidos para celebrar por aquíyo no fui.nadie lo hace. por eso sabía que necesitábamos ultra oxi con el poder limpiador deide. yo no fui. tiene que ser tide. ♪ ¡temporada de nun

castro dijo que ellos sÓlo hicieron el viaje que tantas personas han hecho a estados unidos a lo largo el nÚmero de menores no acompaÑados que buscan ingresar sin documentos a los estados unidos. muchos terminan atrapados, pero tan lado mexicano de la frontera, donde esperan en albergues acondicionados para asistir a niÑos migrantes, y los que se alcanza hoy jorge: es el albergue de atenciÓn a menores migrantes en tijuana. a este lugar enviar a los s venes y niÑos menores de 18 unidos, buscando asilo humanitao buscar un poco de alegrÍa, porque estÁ complicado. jorge: es el caso de josÉ, un jovencito de origen hondureÑo que saliÓ huyendo de las pandillas en su paÍs. aunque cruzar mÉxico no fue fÁcil. >> tuve miedo, porque decÍan que agarraban a los niÑos. jorge: gabriel es otro de los menores que cruzaron todo mÉxico dentro de la caravana de migrantes y dice que lo mÁs difÍcil fue dejar a su madre, pero que sobrevivir era su prioridad a sus escasos 17 aÑos. como muchos de los que estÁn aquÍ, busca estudiar y trabajar para ayudar a su familia que dejÓ en honduras. >> a mi familia allÁ. j

a little earlier i had a conversation with texas congressman joaquin castro. i was actually surprised by his answer. he said at some point while no member of congress gets elected to impeach a president, it's complicated, it's not what they want to, do you can't keep denying this sort of information. and in this document it talks about the fact that the president may have conspired with michael cohen to commit a felony that influenced an election. michelle, what do democrats do about this? because so many of those democratic votes were about fixing the economy and fixing health care and things like that. do the democrats have a mandate or the backing of the american people to pursue impeachment? >> i think that absolutely a lot of those democratic votes you're right were about health care, were about sort of pocketbook issues, but they were also a rebuke to donald trump, right. the reason that you have such an unprecedented outpouring of volunteer, the reason that you had such an unprecedented increase in turnout was because people wanted to stand up to the la

is sending a message at all heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington. the man once known as donald trump's fixer is going to prison for three years michael conte didn't guilty to lying to congress and paying off the women allegedly had affairs with drop kristen salome reports from new york ok ok. ok michael calling arrived with his family and nearly broke down in tears when inside the court he apologized for the pain he caused them and for lying to the american people about his contacts with russian operatives before the election. cohen told the judge that blind loyalty had led him to cover up donald trump's quote dirty deeds his lawyer argued he should be spared jail time for providing information to prosecutors about the most powerful man in the country the lawyer for one of the women cohen paid off to stop her from revealing an alleged affair with the president side differently cohen is a criminal he's a thug and he's a liar he sought to cover this up for the american people this man is no hero and we look forward to him for being every single day in