in the 16th century, venice was a city of spectacle and rhetoric, of theater and illusion. it saw itself as an ideal city as the modern culmination of the ancient city-state with its good life its humane values, its sense of play, even. and it dramatized itself as an ideal city both for its own inhabitants and for the world outside. this civic drama was acted out through processions, ceremonies, and spectacle, and through art and architecture but this grand illusion, whose stage was the city itself, was founded in reality. by the 1500s, venice claimed 1,000 years of history as a free and independent republic. the chill wind of economic change-- the decline of empire-- had not yet touched its self-confidence. it was still rich in trade and crafts. its imperial possessions still spread out across the mediterranean and into the italian mainland, as here at vicenza. so the theater and the spectacle were props for a powerful empire which had survived for so long by hardheaded business acumen, by skillful diplomacy, and when those failed, by sheer military force. the cast of chara

staff the current proposal at the surrounding buildings within the polk street neighborhood and the venice corridor and in looking at those buildings the taller and larger buildings there's an overall architecture tip metrological were there an architect where there's a strong top to the building the main body of the building and a stronger base that includes the simplification of the masking materials there's the 40 foot wide courtyard just to point out to the commission at the eastern facade is where the height limit drops to 55 feet so that portion of the building remains exposed a couple of last minute changes in continuing their community outreach efforts they've heard that from the community they'd want the affordability opponent to be proposed on site and their current proposal is to have the roofing they've wanted the affordable housing unit on site that will produce affordable units based on the 32 detrimentally unit two, two bedroom is affordable and one one bedroom. the bicycle legislation only required 16 bicycle locations and they'll provide the co- compliant amount for one cl

the health needs of people who live in venice, california may seem a far cry from the health needs of somali refugees. but there is a common denominator: people in need, without adequate resources to maintain their health. it's a few minutes before 9:00, and already, activity at the venice family clinic is in high gear. elizabeth benson forer: our mission is to provide comprehensive primary healthcare that's affordable, accessible and compassionate for people who have no other access to care. we truly are unique in that we're not seeking business with money attached. we're seeking people with no health insurance and low incomes. ana zeledón friendly: the majority of our patients are hispanic, and many of them monolingual, so all of our staff members are bilingual in english and spanish. and they're able to provide the services, also in a culturally sensitive manner. and we do have also a large immigrant population from russia. susan fleischman: most of them are older people in their 50s and 60s, but they seem older than that. they've come to this country mostly as economic refugees. m

of good news the sfmta has adapted the transit effectiveness project and finishing the phase and the venice project is on your desk for both projects we're vshtd designs with our staff and trying to assure that each of those is reviewed we'll be holding an enter departmental meeting to finalize the outstanding issues around scope and cost and schedule and be bringing a report back on both projects. next, we want to drawing your attention to the yerba buena island ramp project the construction is under a way we're encountering an urban accepted challenge of north of birds on the island. we've identified this was anticipated with the environmental input report trying to cooperate with caltrain with the costs of working around the birds north site but if the north hablz continue there will be a delay so to offset that we're letting the contractor work on other parts we'll bring an update to see how we can work around this challenge. we're pleased and thank the board for speb the transportation authority as the agency this will help to implement the centerpiece of the transportation program whi

our blood dry, then we will have to kill it. >> the self-described separatists invoked the historical republic of venicethey hope to bring it back and see the region break away from rome. their actions are aimed at provoking and shaking up the italian authorities. >> even if rome were to say what we are calling for is not constitutional, the police here will not have the courage to crack down on us. we are going to put it to the people quite democratically. if we get 51% in favor, we will say goodbye to italy. >> another grassroots initiative a few weeks before gave them hope and encouragement. the people and their dissatisfaction with rome's policies at over 120 polling stations -- the people aired their dissatisfaction. >> after five years of economic crisis, we do not expect anything more from italy. we are just trying to save ourselves from certain ruin. >> under the present circumstances, there are hardly any venetians left who do not want to break away. that's because of the miserable economic conditions. the economy is not working anymore. the tax system is oppressive, and the justice system is f

mark's square, but it's miles away from the glamour of venice. once a dumping ground for plague victims, the island was last used as a mental institution until the '70s. since then it has been laid abandon in a state of ruin and earned the reputation as a haunted island. the only tourists left are the occasional ghost hunters. the state's real estate agency hopes the island's troubled past won't scare off investors. >> translator: the island has been abandoned for 35 years. we put it up for sale because we want someone to make it valuable and accessible to the public. the auction is open to everyone. if it ends up in the hands of a veneti venetian, all the better. >> reporter: the state says selling this island will not only help it raise funds to cut the public debt, it will give it a new lease on life. not many venetians are buying this explanation. this group who live across the lagoon started a collection to enter the auction. with a contribution of $120 each, they hope to beat other bidders and prevent it from falling into private hands. >> t

air force particularly sites that contained precious art and architecture like the city of venice. >>phs is of you in a b 24 over venice. i am sure it was a restricted area. he once said he thought photography wasn't an art. i guess he believed that. he thought photography was a medium for recording history. >> he never imaged he would be part of it. >> my father in a group of officers were in a field in france and one of them stepped on a land mine. they were not marked off. with the aid of a french civilian a young teenaged girl my father went into the minefield and rescued the rest of his group who were in there and pulled them to safety and as a result received the soldier's medal which is the highest award the army gave for nonpcombatant purposes. >> still to come the untold stories. >> they scaled the land to threaten otten ohm hey beaches. the guns were missing and later destroyed. gregg palkot went to normandy to investigate the story of another german battery on june 9th and remained fore gotten until a map was discovered. >> these are the men who took the cliffs. >> the scal

in the 15th century, the salt trade and shipbuilding made dubrovnik a maritime power and rival to veniceample of dubrovnik's golden age in the 15th and 16th centuries, combining both renaissance and venetian gothic styles. stepping into its stately courtyard takes you back to that illustrious age. through clever diplomacy, dubrovnik managed to maintain its independence untithe 1800s. through all those centuries, the republic of dubrovnik invested mightily to withstand any siege. they stockpiled grain in huge underground silos and piped in water from nearby mountains. dubrovnik's single best attraction is its mighty wall, offering an unforgettably scenic mile-long stroll. while constructed over many centuries, today's impressive fortifications date from the 1400s, when they were beefed up to defend against the ottoman turks. while the walls worked fine against the turks five centuries ago, they couldn't protect the city from modern artillery. in 1991, after croatia declared independence from yugoslavia, the yugoslav army shelled the city, damaging about 2/3 of its buildings. brighter, new

surprised madonna with flowers at the venice film festival. t year. in the aftermath of that stunt, sediuk told "the hollywood reporter," his antics are simply a joke. >> my purpose is to entertain. >> reporter: but los angeles police are taking this incident very seriously. arresting him on a misdemeanor charge. for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> his intent is to entertain. i don't think they find it too entertaining. >> he was on the walkway with his iphone. >> and the entertainment reporter for who? i dispute to find out who he reports. >> somewhere in the ukraine. >> there you have it. >> that says it. >>> let's get the weather from ginger. >> a different humor. let's start with a look at washington, d.c. how about we do that? where the temperature has dropped 30 degrees from yesterday afternoon. they were 88. now, the front has slipped through. we call that back door cold front because it comes from the north down to the south. and we're all very cool this morning. boston at 48. holton, maine, at 43. petoskey,

mark's square, but miles away from the glamor of venice. once a dumping ground for plague victims, the island was used as a meant am institution until the '70s. since then it has been abandoned in a state of ruin, and and earnt a reputation as a haunted island. the only tourists are the occasional coast hunters. the state's real estate agency hopes the island's troubled past will not scare off investors. >> translation: the island has been abandoned for 35 years, we put it up for sale because we want it to be valuable and accessible to the public. if it end up in the hands of a vep eegs, the better. >> the state says selling the island will not only help it to raise funds to cut the public debt, but give it a new lease on life. not many ven easterns are buying the explanation. the group of vep easterns living across the lagoon starts the collection to enter the auctions. with the cbz of $120 each they hope to beat bidders and prevent poveglia falling into other hands. >> the fact that it is abandoned by the state doesn't mean it's been aband

marks square, but miles away from the glamor of venice. once a dumping ground for plague victims, the island was used as a mental institution. it's been laid abandoned in a state of ruin, a reputation as a haunted island. the only tourists left are the occasional ghost hunters. the state's real estate agency hopes the island's troubled past will not scare off investors. >> translation: the highlighted has been abandoned for 35 years. we put it up for sale because we want it to be made valuable. the island is open to everyone. if it end up in the hands of a venetian, better. >> reporter: selling the island will cut public debt and give italy a new lease of life. this grouch of ven easterns -- group of vern easterns start to enter the auction. they hope to beat bidders and prevent the island from falling into private hands. >> the fact this it's abandoned by the state doesn't mean it's been abandoned by the community. the use of the lagoon of their own world, and we shouldn't be allowed to moor there - we do not like. >> by tuesday morning th

the government is pleased. it wants to showcase lagos as a modern, developed city, but it's got one big image problem. makoko, a slum with a difference. it's built entirely on water. residents call it "venicefor the poor." more than 100,000 people live here. for them, this is daily life. whether they're going to the bank to open an account or heading to the phone shop, they travel everywhere by boat. most people make a living from fishing. they're terrified of being driven out of their water settlement and onto dry land. but authorities consider makoko the pariah of the city. they want to get rid of it. noah shemede is considered one of makoko's leaders. he was there when thousands of his neighbours' homes were destroyed. all that remains are some wooden posts. >> they start from this edge and demolished 300 houses on this side. and they make people homeless. that was the point where they killed one of our chiefs. >> when the chief refused to leave his home, the police shot him. locals were threatened with chainsaws. noah filmed the entire incident on his mobile phone. after that, authorities halted the demolition of the settlement. but no one here knows if, or when, they'll come again. in

marks square, but it's miles away from the glamour of venice. ce a dumping ground for plague victims, the island was used as a mental institution since the 70's. since then it has laid empty and there are rumors it's hunte hau. >> the island has been abandoned for 35 years. we put it up for sale because we want someone to make it valuable and make it accessible to the public. the auction is open to everyone. if it ends up in the hands of a venetian, the better. >> reporter: not only will it help to raise funds to cut the public debt it will give it a new lease of life, but not venetians are buying this explanation. this group of venetian who is live across the lagoon enter the auction. with a contribution of $120 each they hope to outbid other bidders. >> the fact that it has been abandoned by the state does not mean that it has been abandoned by the community around here and who use the lagoon as their own. the idea that we should not be able too moor there any longer as it happens on neighboring islands we would not like. >> tuesday morning the

air force, particularly sites that contained precious art and architecture like the city of venice. >otected area. >> he never imagined he would be part of it. >> my father and a group of his officers were in a field in france. one of them stepped on a land mine. with the aid of a french civilian, my father went into the mine field and rescued the rest of his group who were in there and pulled them to safety. as a result received the soldier's medal, which is the highest award that the army gave for noncombative services. doing this all day, my feet and legs got really tired. so i got dr. scholl's massaging gel work insoles. they absorb the shock of working on my feet all day. i feel energized! get dr. scholl's massaging gel work insoles at walmart. i'm a believer! >>> one of the most celebrated missions on the d-day was the bravery of the u.s. army rangers. but the guns were missing and later destroyed. greg went to normandy to investigate the story of another german battery that was captured on june 9th and remained forgotten until a map was discovered. >> these are the boys of poin

the right thing. most of those children would never of venice and shattered. members of the survivors network are in court today. >> mean time on another front. there is an ongoing effort to have him held indefinitely under the sexually violent persons commitment to act. clear why the cook county criminal cour mia live at cook county criminal court. >> the suspect followed an 19 year- old woman from the clerk and lake station to the stock and van buren. he followed her and detector. was able to get away from the man and called police immediately. listen student from the university of illinois has been found and is back home with his family. have not been seen or heard from since saturday when he is supposed to fly home to greensboro north carolina. he was never on the plane. police say he was having some problems in school. apparently did not want to go home. he had not said where he was found maria bin or how he got back home. protesters back at the corporate headquarters the day after more than 100 were arrested there. left just before 9:00 a.m.. during yeste

smart i'll just get it will be there in the venice of the north wrapping up this big international economic forum thank you katie. and president putin is still speaking to the media at the international economic forum in some petersburg you can head over to watch here dot com for a live broadcast of the q. and a session and for more updates from the. to be in the mold. well thanks for joining us here on the program what shall britain your energy is about to run out a new study says that you case fossil fuel will be used up in just five years time how does it plan to keep the home fires burning will tell you what a few minutes. plus the greeks are shipping out to the countryside for more than just the fresh because it's the only place to find work these days will report on whether or not it's worth the up people. live. live. live. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. if you are just joining us welcome to the program here on r.t. international greece is a credit rating has been upgraded for the first time since two thousand and ten and though fitch says the

at this international and your economic forum really fascinating good luck to you if you stay in the venice of the north marina closer but thank you for. now a number of our guests have also expressed concern about how business has been stumbling over politics is what they have to say we invest as we have a success story in this country since twenty two years we have started from scratch and we have now such a fantastic forum as you can see we have investors from europe from the united states from south america from africa from asia they all here and why are we. being hosted taken hostage by. it is. i must say. decision making people. you know. there's an old anymore we work in our business. we're not sellers we don't sell the product we're investing. we very much believe in the future of russia you have tremendous human capital and your human capital is a huge assett you have huge resources and you're on the border the asia what is happening now is very logical the atmosphere the mood here at this forum it's the fourth that i've attended. it's quite resilient and i think people are looking

about in italy by catholic crisp critics coming down from rome so this is where the hebrew republics like bologna in venice of wonderful man had not written a lot about to believe charmingly but with integrity that with a the greek culture with aristotle that they gave the world this set of norms to live by with the torah and the bible it is of refutation to be compatible. with owed to the jewish origin by which they meant they thought of moses as a civil magistrate and what they noticed about the initial governance is that there was no king. of course, he would come along these champions that the hebrew republic was given to the world by the civil magistrate to make god himself was not so with sullivan as making a decision to as he was so they're interested to think of a primordial constitution with very wishful thinking terms. so the tradition of governance and then provided to the non whale bottle to the rest of the world some of the early writings get out of italy quickly translated into english with the secretary therefore transmitted to john locke the hard core theorist in which thomas jefferson who

despite the government investigation into the launch of a nonpartisan commission. most of venice was alright only have little faith in the commissioning ball in the stock market its cctv in caracas. the fifth china a us peace one has all been in the northwest china has been shocked way up to this region before i was co hosted by the chinese people association for peace and disarmament. the evening shopping association for friendship with foreign countries and the american friends service committee representatives of the four on discussed issues including the new development of the international strategic security major power relationship between china and the united states and china the us interactions in southeast asia. no search operations on the capsize south korean parents who will enter the twentieth day with the latest death toll rising to two hundred sixty two and forty people are still unaccounted for. one of the twenty seven divers were part of the surge operation on monday which was mainly focused on the symphony hall home of the race third level the search team estimat

. >> yes promote by an article on venice avenue and the number of developments that have took place the emerson fund property the triple a site and others that have or will be take place including the television sale of the property depending on i don't know how pending it is but the brt could we have a short memo on both what has been developed along van ness in how many years i i know there are ones closer to here for example, o 1 at sutter street and whether there's a projection of things to be revealed at this point. >> sure happy the plan is 20 years old. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i read the same article john king the marlow is interesting building but doesn't really very context ridicule with the street and the towers they did a good job of blending in but it's a matter of taste but it's interesting that, you know, i'm very supportive of what commissioner sugaya asked for i think we need to know what's happening with the bus rapid transit hopefully light rail and the street being reconfigured. >> commissioners commissioners, if there's nothing further item 6 directors ann

, we've had one of our strongest opening quarters in venice ever because in addition to the strongness we've had new business come in from china during the holiday season. we've had indian business over the last couple of years grow and grow and tend to travel slightly out of kilter with the traditional markets so that's driven occupancy which has -- >> what is a luxury group or hotel need to have if you're opening today to get the travelers in. how important is technology in the digital side? >> when we did some focus groups in italy to talk to new customers and existing customers and whether there were a couple of 80-year-old well-established italian travelers or young models from asia. two things, shower that works and wi-fi works. and that's where we're investing and business we're investing in our brands and investing in the technology that allows us to have that relationship with the guest. at "w" we'll pilot a new check-in. if you have the preferred starwood application on your smartphone your reservation will send you a note saying you're in room 601, go up the lift, tap th

friend, gretchen praetors has written a brilliant book, which you can find on the whole thing and she talks in not. i touch of venice being the original sponsors of the taliban. what was the next question? >> the other question was about support for antistate element amongst ordinary people. is that fair? >> or have the taliban win support. i would say that it varies through the years. at the beginning, the taliban came back and they came back with such force. they were defeated and then they came back, research in two and six and they manage to have a message that the foreigners are leaving or the foreigners are here for no good. so there was this is among the people that okay they are back. we better do them. is that sort of movement. then that failed in turn it's a big fight in the taliban became much garbage it and how they actually force people to support them through intimidation and through threats. the sales he is quite clever propaganda that the foreigners who don't trust them. they are only here to gain i'm not sure it's verses are to do other things. don't believe them when they say they are going to do a

as with most towns on the adriatic, it was long ruled by nearby venice and retains its venetian flavor. in fact, the town is officially bilingual -- slovene and italian. today the square is enjoyed by visitors and locals of all generations, savoring the good life where the slavic world, the alps, and the mediterranean all come together. >>> next, in the wrak of the a la vista ram payment welcome targeting the mentally ill and limiting access to guns. congresswoman jackie speier on the front lines of effort to curve sexual assault at university campuses. >> 20% of the coeds on campus will either be sexually assaulted or they will have an attempt to sexual assault on them during their college career. >> and remember, how friendships shaped her life. >> friendship, it keeps you alive and it keeps you awake and it keeps you trying to behe

they were cozying up on the board walk in venice beach. couple, taking a ride on the rickshaw. >> i just can't get over that's justin bieber with the tats and muscles. new reports that he saw her on instagram and saw her out. they started talking late march. she's still in high school by the way. >> what? >> a lovely young woman. how old is he? >> 19, maybe 20. if you have an 18-year-old daughter and justin bieber finds her on instagram and says hey. >> i might not like that. >> i don't know about that. >> could it be a new career for leonardo dicaprio? >> after vowing to take a long break from acting, the wolf of wall street star is letting life snapping up more than $23 million in property since february. three of them to be exact. >> latest investment, check out these renderings. a $10 million apartment in manhattan's greenwich village. features posture support, heat reflexology flooring. don't know what that is. dawn simulation lighting. vitamin c infused showers and wellness concierges. i have that. whatever that is, i have it. >> we'

today we're hanging out in beautiful venice beach. could the weather be any better? have a lot of great new stuff on the show today. let's not waste any time and get to our first story. [music] >> around noontime in los angeles, you're bound to hear that famous phrase, "let's do lunch" at least once. at the mendocino farms restaurant in west hollywood, they are doing more than just lunch. they are celebrating the midday meal in a whole new way. >> mendocino farms is your neighborhood sandwich shop. that is ouic

year the world economic forum in davos identify levels take this and supports them as the next wet been known to venice to criticize and bring about changes. in return he owned buildings in town and city anymore. economic crunch has led to a nationwide competition. when trying to model a stretch of assisi he's super nice to only mean two things he sees the styling changes almost monthly. what is now one of america's comes to growing countries. lace is twenty eight years old. he attended university and gained experience working in court releasing in two thousand and ten. not to impede money the place gets a place people in the inland port is the country is another side to ongoing poverty. people who lack access to healthcare and education. we are still fundamental problems with the human dignity and adequate nutrition. so we think there's room for improvement and in the french and a mentor for young people must take over responsibility it is the role. we make of the majority of the population of my piano lesson the nearly forty percent of the armenians under the age of twenty times most educated in tatt

service is kosher of the beauty of the chp not respond to the area of venice and grow. ned one man and people at the scene. first reported on kron 4 early as a city of albany pit a group of homeless people to leave the inning chapman called albany paltry now reported some people berkeley are outraged after the homeless from albany moved into berkeley. >> : >> : it and still attract rid of it about rage by some of berkeley's homeless will lived here for years under the overpass. problem an influx or two dozen homeless people is limited from the albany balt the line that is dense with more calls right here since the folks from albany arrived out and talk to them in tears and says of the nine years since this does happen that talk to them almost every day >> : to live under the freeway here for eight years and more upset he says the city of albany paid many of the homer was $30,000 each that continues to he said the find houses. the got paid believe this should even be here in the first place. not so surprised to find for laws already more compassion for those who work in t

. >> people took to the outdoors to enjoy some sunshine. looks like venice out there it's actually lake merit in oakland. we saw some crews out there. basically enjoying the beautiful weather out there. mark tamayo is tracking the conditions. >> and he joins us live. i saw lots of people heading to the giants game in shorts. >> a great day out there. it's one of those days you step outside and you say what happened out there. someone turned up the heat. we had a few 80s and 90s. santa rosa 96 degrees. widespread 90s toward concord, fairfield, antioch and livermore. oakland not as warm but still nice. the cooler spots right near the immediate coastline. pacifica topped out 64 degrees. on the satellite we still have mostly clear skies. what a warmed us up more of a northernly breeze kicking in. here's an inspection of the satellite. we had relatively clear skies out there across the bay area. here's our forecast model. we'll put this into motion. if you can see coming up the fog increases over the next few hours and by 6:00 and 7:00. a fog bank approaching the

for nearly three centuries, until about the year 1300, pisa was a booming port town, rivaling venice and genoa as a sea-trading power. from here, where the arno river meets the sea, its 150-foot galleys cruised most of the mediterranean. during the crusades, pisan ships transported entire armies to the holy land. like many italian city-states, the republic of pisa prided itself in its independence from both popes and emperors. but eventually its fleet was defeated by genoa and its port silted up, leaving the town's economy high and dry. pisa's three must-see sights -- the duomo, baptistery, and leaning bell tower -- are reminders of its long-ago sea-trading wealth. this dazzling ensemble floats regally on the best lawn in all of italy. this square -- the piazza del duomo -- was nicknamed the "campo dei miracoli," or field of miracles, for the grandness of the undertaking. the architectural style throughout is pisa's very own pisan romanesque. where traditional romanesque has a heavy, fortress feel, pisan romanesque is light and elegant. the buildings, with their tight rows of thin col

i read last week that the mayor of madrid wants to ban all protests in the center of venice capital. yone who has traveled to they werecome across protesters a village collapsed. it to the one in this art. last month sense of thousands of squarerators to go for imagery, rallying against continuing unemployment. during the night some crashed with. correct down, provoking a wave of populist outrage petitions and to prove and all caps airings and central majority at a time when the city needs to attract tourism and investment. it undermines the city's image. i would say the reverse is true. . they now include tacitus is handed down by a judge -- the death sentences handed by a judge in march. the muslim brotherhood are accused of attacking a police station in minya where an officer was killed last august. there we are. summer'stanbul, last i went to watch it. the crackdown by government pursueemboldened them to corruption charges against him. last month he blocked twitter and youtube to prevent the wereng of what he said false on additions of corruption and wrongdoing. provided a vote of

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. >> reporter: it is the mystery of flight 715, us airways 330 was on its way from venice, italy to philadelphia when a number of attendants complained of nausea, runny eyes and dizziness. unconfirmed reports say there were fumes in the galley. whatever the source, the symptoms were enough for the pilot to request an emergency landing in dublin. four ambulances and fire fire engines rushed to the remote section of the airport where the plane landed. nine flight attendants were taken to a local hospital. they have now all been released. us airways says none of the passengers or pilots reported any signs of illness. the airline is scrambling to rebook those passengers on other flights while health authorities in ireland try to determine just what hit the crew. david? >> jeffrey kofman, thank you. >>> now to the breaking weather headlines back here at home tonight, a huge stretch of the country on alert for severe storms this evening straight through tomorrow, from the gulf coast all the way to the great lakes. a giant system already creating trouble. a storm darkening the sky over evansville, indi

the picture of a fighter pilot. so, meeting him at david's house he lived in venice and he was 92 or 91-years-old at the time and he had an eight marine corps's air fighter pilot in world war ii are flown against the home islands, so on and so forth, and when the state was founded in 1948, they flew for the air force and in fact he led the first mission of only four planes that saved tel aviv. i will get to that country, too. so i was a marine, he was a marine, and he just sort of adopted me like a son or younger brothebrother and said i will su up with everybody over there. so i went over there and i was there for three weeks, so nine weeks total interviewing 67 pilots, paratroopers etc. and then came back and put it all together. so, let me tell you now a little bit about the war in the context just to give you a sense. i won't take long i promise. 1,000 bc, king david captured the city of jerusalem and the kingdom of israel comes into its own in the holy land. the arc is there, the raiders of the lost ark, all that kind of stuff. on the temple mount in jerusal jerusalem. now cut to 587 bc they conquered jerusale

the united states. we were able to take steps. there's places like venicend barcelona, it would be inundated or cities like bangkok. the most visited city in the world would be absolutely under water. the place would be damaged beyond repair. you are looking at incredible damage. as mentioned a prediction of two feet would be unbelievable. you talked about two feet would cause a trillion damage in property damage alone. >> people like to build on the beach and on the water and take at&t park there. it's a beautiful setting. it looks terrific. based on what we have learnt from the report today, what is the threat to coastal communities around the united states? >> well, there really is no end to the amount of damages. it's not just here in san francisco, where so much damage would be - so much would be lost. this is one of the busiest ports. if you think of two-thirds of the united states, imported water flows, that alone would be irreparably damaged by the sea level rise. it's a question of do you go hard or soft at the problem. do you build a hard solution

four years ago when we released the evil nation about venice the warlock's there and later in the end of two thousand and ten it was plain by the u.s. administration that this releases with so close that's nothing has happened in all the four years so it is an overblown statement we know that from the past and it is a scare tactic to try to silence journalists and to get them to this old information which is wrong the people the gun is them are the real victims here and they have a right to know that they are their rights are being grossly violates it's in the it can be argued that it's a big trail of journalistic duty not to reveal that information to the public of the going to. the u.s. government through the drug enforcement agency and others often works with foreign governments to tap phone calls and track electronic communications metadata for law enforcement purposes with that foreign governments permission but in this case the n.s.a. appears to have opened a so-called back door to an entire country's cell phone network and use it for its own purposes including listening in on m

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the picture of a fighter pilot. so meeting him there at david's house was a guy named lou who lived in venice. he was 92 or 91 at the time. and he had been a marine corps fighter pilot on okinawa in world war ii, a hero. and when the state of israel was founded in 1948, lou went over and threw for the fling lingus railly -- fledgling israeli airport. i'll get to that story too. so and i sort of immediately bonded. i was a marine, he was a marine, and he just sort of adopted me like a son or a younger brother, and he said i'll take care of you, i'll set you up with everybody over there. so then i went over there, and i was there for three weeks and for six weeks, so nine weeks total interviewing 67 pie lots, paratroopers, hundreds of hours, and then came back and put it all together. so now let me tell you a little bit about the six-day war in context. i won't take long, i promise. is 000 -- 1000 b.c. david, king david of david and goliath fame, captures the city of jerusalem. and the kingdom kind of comes into its own. god commands a temple to be built but not by david, by his son, solomon. the

. >> i follow the dictum stay close to your coanchor. i'm going to say veniceeach, california. >> that's a good guess. >> dolly lenz, super broker -- though that's not mayberry on the ocean. that was a big hint, wasn't it? >> that kind of threw me. >> where is jane? >> it's in seal beach, 35 miles from los angeles, so really like a los angeles beach suburb. >> a beautiful area. >> beautiful, fabulous. five blocks from everything. you know, smack in the -- half a block from the beach, five blocks from town, five blocks from the pier. >> and it's not as built uppo chi chi as other towns. >> like the owner of this house was a fireman. like the perfect person, middle america, fireman, great little house. >> which is the better buy, dolly? >> you know it's tough here. you have this great log cabin and then this adorable beach house. one bedroom does limit the resailability, which is why they're looking to add another bedroom for 60k. >> redfin was smart to set that up. i have to tell you for my money, and real estate is location, but it's also visual. for my money i

the gang members. who are out there venice. hey're right there that's the gang members a certain gang controls a certain neighborhood so. your most certainly if you live in the neighborhood can be exposed so they're getting here in the army hey what the gang and if you're not a what the gang your lease accepted they know who you are you know i mean and eventually they work it over so that they get you working for the. police are trying to identify gang faction members and stop the cycle of revenge before it sets in motion because a simple argument and escalate into a shootout as happened on this corner. the day we were talking like you're a school high school girls. roswell sold buttons. on it. there's like someone high school kids you know. like to fill you with different cliques growing up out here you always can understand the logic behind the turn making if you're part of a group you're accepted within the group you have the protection. you know at this point it could have been a girl cell phone that was just taken from her

. >>> and investigation is underway after an emergency landing caused the crew to become ill. while flying from veniceght attendant complained of nausea and dizziness. the pilot turned the plane around in dublin, ireland. nine crew members were rushed to the hospital after landing. 185 passengers aboard at the time. >>> and ups workers told to lie to customers? that's what a new delivery service is claiming two. brothers who owned and operated in new york city said the company told them to lie about the price and size to jack up the prices. ups ended up pulling the franchise deal in fresh. the brothers believe it's because they blew the whistle on the policy to dupe customers. >>> what's the only thing cooler than an astronaut giving the commencement speech in the astronaut giving the speech from space. >> i'm in a weightless environment, so maybe i should give the speech in a different orientation. >> this astronaut here currently aboard the international space station took a break to give the university of connecticut grads some words of wisdom. the uconn alumni returns to earth this week. >> that's

the autism spectrum. but i had one conversation with him, just a casual conversation at a public street event, you know, in nearby venicehere he was going on about some of the same things that we've heard and some of the same things that were in his manifesto and his feeling that women were inferior and at that point i knew that he may not have been violent but that this wasn't just the wild musings of someone in late adolescence who just wants to impress people. his methodical way -- he was very articulate and very intelligent and spoke very clearly. did not stumble over words. and his certitude is, frankly, what creeped me out. >> and i've got to clarify here, not everyone on the autism spectrum are violence. >> correct. the majority are not. >> you were his facebook friend and then you blocked him. what made you do that? >> sort of the proverbial straw. there wasn't any one thing. there was a thread that i posted and in it he made the statement that teenagers who had premarital sex, fornification, should be given the death penalty and i knew this was -- i knew -- at that point, i mean, and for some time, you know, a