known as the venice of america fort lauderdale was incorporated in 1911. it is about 20 miles from the florida everglades. over the next hour, we will look at the military history of fort lauderdale. >> most of the avenger crews which was a three-man crew, most of them trained here. president bush trained here, and there were several aviators who came through this space. >> later, we will visit one of the busiest areas in florida. >> supplies all of the petroleum for south florida. >> but first, learn about the history of the seminal indian tribe. ♪ >> unconquered, 1842. i will reach the everglades by morning. i have not seen my wife and children in so long. always moving south. hungry, cold, weary. sickened by the long war. i will reach the everglades by morning. perhaps i'll find sam jones, the authors there. i haven't seen my wife and children for so long. always move south, our ally hungry, cold weary, sickened by the long war, yet i reach the everglades by warning. perhaps i will find sam jones and the others there. i haven't seen my wife and children

. >> death in venice beach police in california kill an unarmed homeless man prompting more questions about the use of lethal force. >> it's back to earth for a russian spacecraft that's been hurdling back to earth since its launch. >> welcome to al jazeera america. it is 8:30 eastern, taking a look at today's top stories. pam stan is looking at what caused a helicopter crash willingkilling ambassadors. pakistan's military said six died, including the pilots. >> italy's navy is trying to figure out why doors were locked on a boat that sank last month killing up to 900 people off the coast of libya last month. the wreckage was just found in the mediterranean. hundreds of bodies seem to be on the ship. >> british prime minister david cameron has met with queen elizabeth and gotten approval to form a government. his conservative party won a surprising victory. many polls suggested the election was too close to call. >> i've just been to see her majesty, the queen and i will now form a majority conservative government. i've been proud to lead the first coalition government in 70 years, an

we asked pot smokers on venice beach a bunch of questions. it's worth staying up for.stamos is here tonight. and we have a new trailer from the movie "fantastic four." michael b. jordan brought it along for the four four. and another trailer floating around, you may have seen "batman versus superman, dawn of justice." the trailer for that was supposed to come out today but it was leaked on-line, as these things are on friday. the movie looks fun. to be honest in a fight between batman and superman,ing superman wins. he is -- in real life it would be if floyd mayweather fought bill gates he would kill him. case closed. in north korea a real life super hero kim jong-un is said to have achieved something that is literally incredible. according to the state-run north korean media over the weekend kim jong-un climbed the highest mountain in the country which is 9,000 feet high. takes days to climb. there was reportedly no problem for a man built like roseanne barr. what you are about to see is not a joke. this is an actual north korean news broadcast. [ speaking korean ] [

i have been with you in venice. charlie: you don't expect it. of a sudden you realize, i'm ready for this. george: it wasn't that i was ready for this, it wasn't that i was looking for it. charlie: in fact, you said you were not looking for it. george: in fairness, i did say that in 1994. [laughter] i feel as if i wasn't really looking at all. in walked this person but i could not imagine not spending another day with. charlie: should i be surprised that you married a woman smarter than you are? george: that wasn't so hard. [laughter] it is very fun to be able to -- she is my spellchecker too. charlie: it makes a difference to be married to someone who has a really interesting life. george: the things that she does have great meaning. there are consequences when what she does works and doesn't work. they are much bigger than the kinds of consequences that i deal with. human rights, basic rights. charlie: a shared passion. george: absolutely. i grew up in a child of the 1960's, which dealt with all kinds of human and civil rights. everyone felt t

venice island opened last year and is home to a park and performing arts center. i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. >>> phillies trying to salvage a tie with the pirates. >> maybe giving us some hope. he may not be their best pitcher but the best starting pitcher. coming in with the irates language worldy on the hill gary sizemore singles in a run and the phils capitalize on this one and 3-0. he is on point eight innings of shut out ball and strikes out six batters how about ryan howard in the fifth inning a solo homer his seventh of the year howard is heating up again, he goes three for four. >> i like what he is doing and he can help us win a gam

the event tests the growing use of powerboats in venice.tion is, if there are not powerboats in venice, how can there be action sequences in movies? there is "the italian job," "james bond." that is where action takes place. number two -- i am told by the control room to move on. the galapagos islands -- ash was sent six miles into the air from a volcanic interruption -- from a volcanic eruption. tom: i know they have big one is. have you been? it is like you are out in the middle of nowhere. brendan: number one photo in ireland, people celebrate outside the dublin castle as same-sex marriage is legalized. this is such a huge deal. this is the first country in the world to legalize gay marriage by popular vote with 62%. tom: they won big. brendan: they won huge in such a traditionally catholic country. this says a lot about the country as well how much moral authority the church has lost in ireland. the church cannot dictate what happens there. it is extraordinary. tom: and a major focus is that it is a national referendum. there it is. our

seattle, venice california. >> his dad says they keep selling.many dragons have you drawn? >> 5,000. >> 5,000. whoa. >> now the kids want to play with san continue owe and the city is giving back. free white tees markers and donations. >> how do you thank them? what kind of words do you use? i don't know how. >> one parent said to me the other day, i just pray my son finds his dragon. that's what we wish for all these kids. they all have it inside of them. >> keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> love that. >> what a beautiful to see the support. >> what a great artist he is too. i want one. >> he's excellent. i think we'll take three. all of us. great weather for t-shirts. >> i was going to say, we all need t-shirts and be able to wear them over the weekend just in time. we have seen a cooler day today. temperatures in the 70s. if we go to the end of the week we'll be back in the 80s. if you like the 80s, thought today was too cool the 80s will be returning as we go into your weekend. so far, your mother's day will be dry. the weekend doesn't look too b

i never got to meet venice lombardi. what differentiates warren is his love and passion for what he does. there is two things i think that make you a great leader. one is you have to have the skill sets and success in that particular field, and you have to be passionate about what you do. that is certainly both of them. >> and you in two industries as well. joe, thank you for joining us. >> great to see you too. >> up next, we're on the money, taking a look at the economics of space exploration. star talk with neil degrasse >>> space has been called the final frontier, but it is the final stop for neil degrasse e tyson. he is the host of "star talk." he is also the director of the hayden planetarium, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> so this new show is an incredibly successful podcast that is coming to cable? >> yeah, yeah. and i have to brag. a couple months ago, it was the number one downloaded podcast in all categories. my first thought was wow, there really is a deep appetite for science out t

career slowed down and at the same time he broke up with his girlfriend leann rimes and moved to venice beach. he invested in real estate dabbled in new age spirituality and did a lot of surfing. >> surfing has a meditative quality to it. when you are in the ocean you are dancing with mother earth. >> reporter: he still does a little acting and still gets recognized. >> look at this guy. >> probably saw "7th heaven" or "party of five" or "ten things i hate about you." >> oh okay. >> reporter: it is spirituality that is his central issue. he and friends last year decided to start full circle. they have an art gallery here. >> this is the artistic verge of an acid trip. >> literally yes. >> reporter: they have pretty much every california cliche you can dream up including this milky drink that helps you fulfill your intentions. >> have you ever done an intention? >> take a drink and close your eyes for three seconds. cool. all right. >> reporter: i will let you know if it works. ♪ >> reporter: think whatever you want about this place. >> it is about telling the truth. >> reporter: the mor

some archaeologists call it venice of the sand. islamic state militants tweeted that they had occupied the area. a british based group monitoring syria says the militants have entered the ruins. the fighters have destroyed a number of historical artifacts in iraq for allegedly violating their prohibitions on idol worship. scholars are worried that the palmyra site may also be targeted. unesco officials have called for an immediate cease-fire in and around the city. >> i would appeal strongly to all sides once again to review strategies, to review military actions and to protect and preserve palmyra. >> reporter: syrian officials have already moved hundreds of statues to a safe place but they say they can't do anything about the buildings. >> translator: syrian people will defend the site with all their strength to prevent the militants from queen terrifying it but the international community also has a responsibility. >> reporter: syrian officials point out militants may be trying to use the heritage site as a seal to protect thems

. >> i made the mistake of being in venice when you were getting married. >> i'm sorry. >> i was shootingow and everyone came up to us. >>. >> we had not told anyone we were getting married and thousands of people out and it was crazy. i was like this is what it is going to be like the next three days. >> i'm surprised she didn't leave you. >> believe me. it was in the middle of the ebola scare and all of this bad news and people were in a good mood for that. it made it fun for all of us. >> was it annoying to have your private moment? >> no inside where we got married we were able to keep the 100 of us. >> you don't have any good video of me dancing which was terrible. >> as i say you ruined my shoot. >> sorry about that. sorry my wedding, my happiness ruined your travel. [ laughter ] >> there's tomorrow land cast mates. >> who are you? >> clooney is actually kind of cantankerous in the movie but real life the witty matinee idol and amal a human rights lawyer. >> my next door neighbor is a brain surgeon. he says nick what did you do today. i did a story with 85 christmas trees. >> i was

visit ncicap.org] kellye: a big construction project will get underway at the venice metro station red line. they will be installing new escalators at the van ness metro station. the 35-year-old escalators will be replaced one at a time to keep the station open. the project will take about three years to complete. the republican field of candidates continues to widen. retired neurosurgeon ben carson sat down with jeff barnes in this exclusive interview come suggesting he is in the race for the white house in 2018. mr,.. carson: i'm willing to be part of that equation and i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. jeff: he rose from poverty in detroit, to the head of pediatric surgery at johns hopkins in baltimore. he is retired from medicine. mr. carson: many people have suggested to me i should run for president, even though i'm not a politician. jeff: his political star rose at the national prayer breakfast two years ago when he admonished president obama for several things, including obamacare. mr. carson: i said where people clamoring for me to do this? i repre

. >>> near venice, florida, a private boat goes up in flames. the coast guard quickly responded.rd and safely rescued. no word on what caused the fire. >>> now to this. bristol palin, the daughter of former alaska governor sarah palin, is no longer engaged. her wedding to 2011 medal of honor recipient dakota meyer has been canceled. the wedding was just days away. no reason for the cancellation was given. one rumor has surfaced that meyer was still married to another woman. her response, regarding salacious headlines in recent days about secret wives, dakota was legally divorced years ago. >>> texas governor greg abbott signed into law a restriction that prohibits cities and towns from banning hydraulic fracking. the new law which trumps municipal government power was backed by oil and natural gas interesting. >>> another casualty of the radio shack bankruptcy could be you. they will be willing to pay rent if they move back home. students and parents are accepting of the new normal. >>> can retailer auction list of names, remail addresses and to repay the debt. they promised not

. >>> a couple's honeymoon ended in a death ride on the venice boardwalk. now we learn why a driver was out of control at the tourist destination. >>> plus a philadelphia priest wrapped up in a child sex abuse scandal learns if he will go back to prison. >>> happening today, a judge will sentence a philadelphia man for killing and dismembering another man. keith tolbert pleaded guilty to murder. he and two prostitutes killed keith zarzickia. tolbert cut up the bodies and put it in the schuylkill river. >>> this former youth football coach faces sentencing for child sex abuse. a philadelphia jury convicted leon watson jr. for assaulting five of his players and a developmentally disabled adult. police arrested him in 2013 after getting a tip that he was abusing some of the boys on his team. >>> 4:15. the coast guard has suspended its search for a boater missing since the storm hit the alabama coast line over the weekend. local police will now handle the recovery mission. crews have found the bodies of five boaters who died when near hurricane winds hit during

i have been with you in venice before. >> rose: exactly. but i mean you don't-- you don't expect it. all of a sudden you realize man, i'm ready for this. >> yeah, it wasn't that i was ready for this. it wasn't that i was looking for it. it was just that --. >> rose: in fact, you said you were not looking for it. >> exactly. well n fairness i did say that in 1994,. >> rose: you have a long memory. >> so anyway i feel as if i wasn't really looking at all. i just feel like in walked this person that i couldn't imagine not spending another day with. >> rose: should it be surprised enough that you probably married a woman smarter than you are. >> the bar is fairly low charlie. that wasn't so hard but it was-- i must say it is very fun to be able to-- she's my spell checker too. i will write things and she'll go-- you don't actually spell it like that. >> rose: it is really-- to marry someone that has a really interesting life apart from hollywood. >> well, the things that she does have great meaning. there are consequences when what she does wor

>>mark: water from venice to restore making his way down the gutter break from the rain whether blood it was still nearly 3 ft. above flood stage they're still searching the nine people to clear dead after the blank order southwest of austin washed away a vacation home the death toll since the 35 red not from the severe weather oklahoma and mexico as pulse on the wall shows us of the to the bracing for the worst as more original forecast for texas. >>polo sandoval: there were with the predicted heavy rains will cause more flash flooding that could spell disaster and already devastated areas where very wrong or right now the ground is saturated the river is still of the crews are pushing ahead with cleanups from major flooding earlier this week more than of a friend puts rivers over the bank's houses torn from foundation this is video of the powerful bloc or breaking down the door and pushing into one of them is home to monitor touchdown all the way up into texas panhandle to such for nine missing people continues one family outside of his to spend wednesday searching for the body of 7

>>mark: the driver who killed an italian honeymoon its 17 pedestrians on the venice boardwalk lot totook his money will have to this video from the incident the debt. the deal says he tried to run the man down would not return with 35 on the dollar abroad of matt he shot murdering an assault and since it was with a deadly weapon they said he drove down the boardwalk and we've to avoid people. >>darya: a man accused recording people and starbucks restrooms and the east bay is walking free this morning we first told you about this earlier this month when 34 year-old truck toner was arrested after police sent a camera and a unisex bathroom and a star but allow the street wall creek and filmed customers on two separate occasions to everyone would into the bathroom he was built out of jail two days after his arrest to the has not been charged because investigators having a tough time identifying the victims. >>: that is scary in-and not be allowed because he's a predator to other people live in the of the bar minors 50 and not-that healy faced misdemeanor a peeping tom charges on which a

or as in coral gables, a new venice. complete with the architecture. new seekers to this palatzos in the sun. the dream was as expandable as the space. where there was water, there was now magically terra sort a firma. and in the 80s where there was decline, a vacuum, suddenly there was a new and vibrant economy one that raised all boats, shiny cars, swanky nightclubs, and a new reputation for murder and criminality to go with it. cocaine. say what you will, cocaine altered the skyline of miami forever. it made, for better or worse, miami sexy again. >> going back to the very beginning, was miami always a criminal enterprise? but i mean that in a good way. outlaw culturism a very deep part of american culture. >> we don't produce or manufacture anything but oranges or handguns. we sell sunshine. >> we sell you a dream. the only jobs we have are in hospitality or in restaurants. >> real estate. >> real estate. it is all to sell the dream to the next people. >> in 1981 the fbi called miami the most violent city in america. the drug industry brought in an

. >> and it's as though you had a handful of venice heavy kosher salt and rubbed it in the wound to itone knew what to say. kennedy: you are still having children, you said the plan to have more? >> know, abort that. [laughter] >> i still have a kid in diapers. but so my two year old will throw tantrums and then rip off her clothes off. and you cannot imagine. the first 15 times a day that this happens, she does this to me a couple of weeks ago. and i say, put your freaking pants back on but i didn't say freaking and she says i will never put my freaking pants back on. and i thought great, you are going to pay for college yourself. this is awesome. [laughter] kennedy: the life we have chosen [laughter] >> we do pray a lot. kennedy: please let the will kids be quiet for two minutes. go get it now, only if you want to laugh especially from people you trust. one of them is being held by an adult. just kidding. coming up, how terrible of a person must you be to run a fraudulent cancer tyranny. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what t

spans ten blocks and ends at the island, it is leading up to play manayunk expected to draw crowds to venice island on may 16th time to head back outside to westchester where we find meteorologist, adam joseph, he is enjoying the sunshine in east goshen park. >> they have a farmers market every single thursday in the park from 3:00 until 7:00, and can you get your and tire meal here your fruits and veggies and meet and dessert and this guy right here owns his own pop business, it's the most popular part of this park now. what is the most popular? >> strawberry banana kiwi. >> ooh. it's great to see local vendors selling their local products and young kids with their own business as well. it's a perfect day for it look at the temperatures from theo valley to the tennessee valley, temperatures have cooled off into the 60s with all of that warmth, the 80s and summer like temperatures suppressed to the south temporarily because it will be flipping and southerly winds kick the heat and humidity in over the upcoming weekend and there is quite a crowd here as well. are you guys having a good time h

. >>> plus how about a taste of venice.ould soon see gondolas proving people across the river. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well you may soon be able to take a ride on a gondola over the potomac river. the district is getting ready to chip in $35,000 to find out if building the gondola is a good idea. the gondolas would connect georgetown and roslin. the money was approved this week as part of a $13 billion spending plan. the georgetown business improvement district has raised money for a feasibility study. >>> and we are now learning that the arlington memorial bridge will have lane closures for months. >> the national park service has implemented major restrictions. how is this going to affect your commute? mark segraves looked into that. >> engineers were doing routine inspections and found some increased corrosion. corrosion that has happened quicker than they expected. they caused us to put in the load restriction. >> reporter: those restrictions include the closure of one lane in each direction of the bridge and no more trucks or buses.

it earned her a win for best director at the venice film festival.nashat said she made it in part to remind western audiences of her country's stolen past. >> asking them to return to their history and look at themselves before they were so islamiislamicizeed. in theislamicized. >> women's without men is the waystarting matching each of her works with the historical context that inspired it. taking audiences along on an extraordinary artistic journey. erica pitzi, al jazeera. >> and shi rkshireen nishat joins us. >> thank you. >> three historic moments that brought us to where we are today. what message do you want to send? >> i think it's interesting to have an artist interpretation of history in a way that it's completely different from a diplomat or politician. and i think it's important for people to see an artist work that interprets history from a very personal perspective. >> you didn't set out to do social commentary but it's almost impossible i would say to not do social commentary about a country where politics have determined its history i

isis militants stand poised at the gateway of this so-called venice of the sands. this is what's happened in other towns and territories taken by isis. pillaged, hacked. sold. artisfacts standing for thousand of years as testaments to man's flights of imagination, deemed idoltry, winged gods dating back to 900, the museum, priceless artisfacts, isis left rubble the world helpless. palmyra, recognized as one of the most significant monuments in the middle east. now the u.n. is pleading with the world to find a way to save this symbol of our shared past. >> i don't know what is happening in palmyra, i am worried. alarmed by what is happening. let's hope this wonderful monument will not be destroyed like we have seen unfortunately in some of the other in some of the bulldozing and bombing of these sites. >> reporter: across iraq and syria, palmyra and seven other ancient sites and cities are on the u.n.'s cultural agency unesco danger, old town, the list goes on. this in a year where nepal alone, 200 heritage sites were damaged during the recent earthquake. nature, of

. >> i used to live a across the the street in venice, california from toby dow who played wally. >> really. >> well, he is number one stunner and he shines every summer. >> there we go. >> next lovely lady was bringing up three very lovely girls when he formed a family with the bachelor raising three sons. carol brady gets number three. i put her higher on the list because blended families and six kids sounds like a bob kelly story in the making right. >> she of course actress is florence henderson. she's still with us. i love her. she has a great sense of humor. wasn't he having an affair with one of the kid on the show. >> i don't know that is the rumor but six kid good yeah. >> okay. >> who played ann b davis played what is the character's name alice the the house keep ever. >> i can't imagine six kid in one house. he goes higher up on that list. >> richie and joan i's mom she's on the list, miriam cunningham is in second place. i don't get this but you guys explain to it me as fon zi would say. >> listen to this because i'm number one stunner and i shine every summer. her real n

deaf in venice beach. >>> pulled out his i.d. and they shot him. >>> they killed a homeless man the new questions about lethal force. >>> coffee talk. >>> the truth about k. comes pollution and a major reversal. >>> plus eric, actor activist, and author after 0ing new book on the genocide. >>> it's a huge crime this genocide and i think many people felt they couldn't live, if they continuer in some way answer what had happened. we begin with the spy program that collects the phone records of millions of americans. it is secretive, and not always selective and, it must operate under the rule of law. the federal appeals court said they went too far, it is illegal. the reaction, lisa, in washington. >>> well, the appeals court soundly rejected the rational used by two administrations to justify this phone data, the three judge panel said there is no authorization for such a program under the anti-terrorism law. >>> it was shortly after the 9/11 attacks that the bush administration under the patri at act began collecting a massive pr

deaf in venice beach. >>> pulled out his i.d. and they shot him. >>> they killed a homeless man the new questions about lethal force. >>> coffee talk. >>> the truth about k. comes pollution and a major rever

this incident happened tuesday night in venice beach, california when two officers encountered a localcaught on videotape. it has yet to be released publically. his death is drawing public con testimony nation with condemnation. >> any time an unarmed person is shot by a police officer, it takes extraordinary circumstances to justify that. i have not seen those extraordinary circumstances at this point. >> i have not seen those extraordinary circumstances at this point. let's get right to stephanie elam. what do we know about the incident? >> reporter: this happened it was -- there was a citizen call saying there was someone disturbing the peace. two police officers showed up. they saw the man who they believed was the suspect. had a conversation with him. he continued off that direction towards the boardwalk. then soon after, they saw him in some sort of struggle with someone here on the street. that's when they intervened police say, to try to bring man into custody to talk to him. that is when the officer involved shooting happened. the police officers are on desk duty as the invest

now in a renewed eded territorial push, isis militants stand at the gates of this so-called venice ofthe south. this is what's happened in other towns and territories taken by isis. pillaged hacked and sawed. artifacts standing for thousands of years as testament to man's flights of imagination deemed idolatrous and unislamic by isis. the mosul museum. across iraq and syria in the place of priceless artifacts, isis has left rubble. palmyra recognized as one of the most significant monuments in the middle east. now the u.n. is pleading with the world to find a way to save this symbol of our shared past. >> i don't know what will happen in the palmyra. i'm very worried. i'm alarmed by what is happening. let's hope that this wonderful monument will not be destroyed like we have seen unfortunately in some of the others, some of the bulldozing and bombing of the sites. >> reporter: across iraq and syria, palmyra and seven other ancient sites and cities are on the u.n.'s cultural agency unesco's danger list. damascus' old town aleppo the list goes on. this in a year where in nepal alone 200

influences now in a renewed territorial push isis militants stand poised at the gateway of this so-called venice of the sands. this is what's happened in other towns and territories taken by isis, pillaged, hacked and sold. artifacts standing for thousands of years as testament to man's flights of imagination deemed unislamic by isis. the winged gods 900 bc, the muslim museum across iraq and syria in the place of priceless art ifacts, iceless has left rubble as the world stood helpless. palmyra recognized by the united nations as one of the most significant monuments in the middle east now the u.n. is pleading with the world to find a way to save this symbol of our shared past. >> i don't know what will happen in palmyra. i'm worried. i'm alarmed by what is happening. let's hope that this wonderful monument will not be destroyed like we've seen unfortunately in some of the other, some of the bulldozing and bombing for the sites. >> reporter: across iraq and syria, palmyra and seven other ancient sites and cities are on the u.n. cultural agency unesco dangerous less. damascus, aleppo, the list go

police officials at a town hall meeting in venice yesterday that criticized the city for what many described as a lack of training for the alameda officers who interact with the mentally ill there. officers say they shot and killed a man on tuesday after a physical struggle. >>> director of the fbi says agents alerted local authorities that a man the feds were watching might show up at a provocative cartoon contest in texas. the fbi was concerned enough about elton simpson that it sent pictures and other information to police in garland texas three hours before the event. simpson and another man opened fire outside the security event wounding a security guard before being killed. >>> tom brady is breaking his silence after the nfl released its findings on the "deflate- gate" scandal. he spoke out publicly yesterday following the release of the 243-page nfl report. the league concluded brady likely knew deflated footballs were used in the afc championship game against the indianapolis colts. the quarterback says the attention hasn't detracted from his super bowl win. >> you know, life so much

police officials at a town hall meeting in venice yesterday that criticized the city for what many described as a lack of training for lapd officers who interact with the mentally ill. officers say they shot and killed 29-year-old brendon glenn on tuesday after a physical struggle. >>> time now 5:07. students at a bay area high school say they are being harassed in the hallways. why they feel administrators are doing very little to combat the issue. >> plus, experts say part of the bay bridge's foundation is damaged and now we're learning the problem may be bigger. >> a major bridge closure this weekend. we'll have details on that coming up. >> and my gift to all moms, how about a mother's day forecast? that's still coming up as the news continues right here on kpix the technology changes the design evolves the engineering advances. but the passion to drive a mercedes-benz is something that is common... to every generation of enthusiast. the 2015 dream machines, from mercedes-benz. today's icons. tomorrow's legends. visit the dream machine event today for up to $3,500 towards purchase. just

snapchat was founded by three stanford university students in 2011 and is based in venice, california. >>> time to turn to our weather. low clouds still hanging around and a little bit of wind. spencer christian is outside with the full accuweather forecast. >> i'm glad you mentioned that wind again and seconds ago a strong gust literally pushed me up against the rail, and i had to hold on. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have mostly sunny skies over the bay and inland. lots of clouds stacked up and low clouds at the coast. let's talk about those winds and we have gusts right now up to 29 miles per hour at fairfield. 28 at sfo. 24 san carlos and in hayward, 22 in livermore and the gusts here on the rooftop feel even stronger. as we move along here is the view of the east bay hills camera looking westward out over the bay. clouds will increase overnight and mainly low clouds and we'll see warmer days especially inland thursday through saturday and it will turn cooler across the entire region on sunday. we might get more than just a cooldown on sunday. speaking of cool, how c

. >> reporter: after monaco, they go on a grand tour of italy, rome, venice and more. >> it's our last night here. we'll be in florence tomorrow. ciao! >> reporter: back in the u.s. it's vegas, baby. >> they would do extended, luxurious days at the bellagio, at the wynn, they liked to gamble. >> reporter: at the bellagio, rachel buys blancey a $64,000 rolex. one of six rolexes purchased with ralph's money. ralph paid for it all and never got so much as a postcard. more than $100,000 in plane tickets alone. rachel and her family jet setting on ralph's dime. and rachel is even more dangerous on the ground, ralph's credit card always at hand. >> thousand dollar shoes and two thousand dollar suits, they lived to excess in every way. >> reporter: more than $300,000 of ralph's money just at nordstrom's. a money trail a mile long and the beauty of the scam is that none of it traces back to them. anybody looking at the bills would think ralph raines was the one on the spending spree. >> this is one of the craziest cases i've ever seen. it's right out of a hollywood script. >> reporter: in 2011