tyrone richardson, miguel sanders, and milo mason are facing charges including attempted murder. jamie leary shows us this could be a lengthy trial. >> reporter: day one of the trial summoned for jury selection. that's what was going on all day long and will continue through tomorrow. once the trial gets going it's expected to last for weeks. not only are there three defendants in this case but the crime spree their alleged to have gone on left a trail of victims. many who have been subpoenaed at witnesses, bank surveillance shows the suspects robbing a ended with a car chase and two people shot. the video is key to this case. the prosecution has done everything from looking at the mannerisms of the suspect in the video to dna analysis on the clothing and masks. defense has centered its argument around inconsistencies and witness accounts and has had it's not clear who the men in the masks actually are. tyrone richardson, miguel sanders and myloh mason face dozens of charges including robbery, kidnapping and attempted murder. there are a total of six weeks slated for trial so it'

tyrone richardson, miguel sanders, and myloh mason face dozens of charges that include attempted murder, kidnapping and aggravated robbery. the prosecution says dna evidence and witness testimony crimes. the defense will argue there are inconsistencies in those accounts. that cast doubt on who's to blame. 200 people have been summoned for jury selection. the trial is expected to last six weeks. and opening statements in the case are set to begin on monday. live in lakewood, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. stolen bicycle and the now viral plea for its return. the veteran has spent the past six weeks in fort collins getting cancer treatment for his dog. just before they were supposed to leave town, someone stole his specialized bike. jeff todd joins us now. this is a one-of-a-kind bike? >> reporter: its carbon fiber and made specially for a veterans organization. when the owner found out it went missing he did what we all do these days. he went on to facebook and his post has now been shared more than 1000 times. >> a letter to a bike you. dear stranger, i'd first like to introduce myself. m

tyrone richardson, miguel sanders, and myloh mason face dozens of charges that include attempted murder, kidnapping and aggravated robbery. the prosecution says dna evidence and witness testimony link the three men to the crimes. the defense will argue there are inconsistencies in those blame. 200 people have been summoned for jury selection. the trial is expected to last six weeks. and opening statements in the case are set to begin on monday. live in lakewood, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >> thank you, lauren. >>> the story of a veteran his stolen bicycle and the now viral plea for its return. the veteran has spent the past six weeks in fort collins getting his dog. just before they were supposed to leave town, someone stole his specialized bike. jeff todd joins us now. this is a one-of-a-kind bike? >> reporter: its carbon fiber and made specially for a veterans organization. when the owner found out it went missing he did what we all do these days. he went on to facebook and his post has now been shared more than 1000 times. >> a letter to a bike you. my name is robert kugler a marin

sanders is next after us here in ft. pierce. it will be interesting to see how conditions differ from where miguel is in west palm. kerry, there you are. this is not your first rodeo as a longtime floridian. while you were on the air last time a transformer blew. i imagine we'll see a lot more of that during the night. >> yes. i suspect we are. we've had a couple power outages here in the area, and the lights have flickered back on. you know, it's interesting to note especially since we've had 11 years since a hurricane has hit florida. you can see here comes the authorities. they're just going around checking on people making sure that people are in their homes. but it's interesting to note that since we had that last hurricane, there's a law on the books that requires grocery stores, gas stations to actually have generators, so when the power goes out and life returns to normal in a day or so, maybe there won't be power but there could be power that could restore if they had the generators as they're supposed to at the gas stations and grocery stores. tonight the real concern is about those mandatory evacuations

sanders. we're going to move to cocoa beach, florida, where miguel is standing by.you are. >> well, the wind speeds here have been picking up all day long. you might be able to see behind me some of the palm trees swaying here. during ourtrive here from west palm beach overnight, the wind speeds reached 100 miles per hour. the businesses have been hunkered down and are ready. they have been boarded up for quite some time. no major damage that we have seen here, at least to local businesses or homes, but we have seen transformers exploding. out here in the elements, i can show you that the street lights are out at this hour. the only lights that are on are the ones run by our vehicles. they have lost power here overnight. we saw multiple explosions over the last 20 to 30 minutes. tranls formers going up into smoke, sending out sparks, and green glow, so the area here is still very much in a precarious situation. we expect this weather to continue to whip this region for quite some time, and of course, the big concern on coastal communities is going to be that storm s