then we found the yacht. it was in a precarious position. >> after two days navigating stormy seas, skipper malcolm dickson is trapped in morton bay's shallow waters. his girlfriend and her small child huddle below deck as malcolm battles the waves. >> it was just disappearing in behind these swells that were just enormous. >> from his point in the air, greg sees the yacht is in real trouble. the front sail is in shreds and the engine has failed leaving the skipper unable to maneuver. then things get worse. a monster wave smashes into the boat destroying the mast and throwing malcolm overboat into churning white water. >> it just enveloped the whole craft. we thought then that was the end. >> as the men in the news chopper watch helplessly, malcolm manages to scramble back on board. the situation looks dire. but then the coast guard appears. >> we thought thank god, they've arrived. now we'll be able to get this guy out of this predicament. but it became obvious quickly they had their own problems. >> once we

maybe we're becoming an exporter of super yachts.and why it dropped off. is that really something that's just affecting that company? or has it affected other companies too? other ship -- >> no, walking around here yesterday. yeah, talking to all of the ceos. the yachting industry isn't in a recession. it is in a depression. i mean, if you look at the dropoff in prices, new build volume, this industry is still pretty much where it was in 2009, 2010 at the bottom. it has not recovered. a lot of boats for sale, not many new build. except at the hype end when you look at sort of 250-foot plus like this yacht behind me. those mega mega yachts are selling, but the middle of the market is still really down and out. >> wow. >> you don't have a monitor. you don't have a monitor down there, do you? because i'm not too proud to -- >> all of the -- >> i'm not -- i'm in the -- you can't -- >> you can't see what's going on, robert, but you know who's in the pool right behind you right now, joe. they got shot there. that guy said the top half of 1

it was on nasties' yacht in -- onassis' yacht in october of '63 where jackie went with franklin roosevelthis wife and lee -- [inaudible] and her husband. and i think that onassis was at the white house, yes. he, in fact, the picture you showed, the iconic picture of. john john under the desk was taken when jackie left washington to go to greece, and the president called stanley can and said the coast is clear, you better get over here now, jackie's gone. because jackie was ferocious in protecting the kids and did not want caroline and john used for political purposes. and she had made it very clear to pierre salinger, the press secretary, and to the president that the children couldn't be used. but stanley had been communicating with the president for 15 months and wanted to do a story called the president and his son. so as soon as jackie left to go on the yacht, the president called, and stanley spent four days and four nights photographing the president and his kids. and stanley showed him all the pictures afterwards, and kennedy was ecstatic. when jackie got home from greece, he showe

super yachts. star-studded parties.cording star jennifer lopez was paid an estimated $1.5 million by a chinese i'll fioilo perform at the birthday party of turkmenistan's birthday party. and another paid kanye west a reported $3 million to perform at his grandson's wedding in september. the british chronicler of style, peter york, says the most flash of the class are the out and out dictators like the late despot saddam hussein. york has dedicated a book to their tastes called "dictator style." >> dictator style is bling, it's glits, it's over the top, it's designed to give off messages to their own populations which say, i'm great, i'm invincible, i could eat you alive. >> not only do dictators control their people, but they spend their money too. >> you've got to start with a lot of money. >> what matters to dictators are things that are very glittery, big, sexuality that's outsized also. >> dr. keith ablow is a forensic psychiatrist and a fox news contributor. >> calculate back in the opposite and say, look, if you n

that is quite the yacht.e on that one, somewhere in downtown manhattan, somewhere in the harbor this morning, robert? >> reporter: yeah, exactly. you know, there are over 3,000 boats here today. and just the technology today, this really is the arm's race with yachts today, who has the coolest gadgets. they're spending a lot of money on this stuff. >> they certainly are. robert frank for us this morning with a look at some of the latest and greatest. >>> straight ahead, look at this live shot of the apple store in palo alto, set to open in just a couple of minutes. not a lot of activity, though. we'll get the full report -- >> oh, come on, that's a queue for goodness sakes. that's a queue. what more do you want? >> all right. we'll zoom out. we'll see what's going on, get that for you after the break. plus, we'll dance down memory lane with this man. >> ellen, tell us what's going on. what's happening down here? [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] eeny, meeny, miny, go. more adventures await in the lexus

multi-million-dollar mansions, super yachts, star-studded parties.ording star jennifer lopez was paid an estimated $1.5 million by a chinese oil firm to perform at the birthday celebration of kirk menistan's president, which she later apologized for. and kazigstan's president paid kanye west a reported $3 million to perform at his grandson's birthday in november. peter york says the flashiest of the class are the dictators like hussein. york has dedicated a book to their tastes called "dictator style." >> dictator is glitz. it's over the top. it's designed to give off messages to their own populations which say, i'm great, i'm invincible, i could eat you alive. >> not only do dictators control their people, but they spend their money, too. >> you've got to start with a lot of money. >> what matters to dictators are things that are very glittery, big, sexuality that's outsized also. >> dr. keith ablo is a forensic scientist and a fox news contributor. >> calculate that and say, look, if you need to be so flashy, you might feel dull inside. >> what are

i was at the yacht show last week, a lot of people still buying yachts and jets and -- >> robert, that's. we're talking about -- >> absolutely. >> -- this equating to fraud by underlings. that's a whole other conversation, living large -- >> i'm just saying that eike batista, they're now saying there were material misstatements. that's what this statement is about. that's an example in the news recently with a guy living large and having material statements there. i'm not saying if there was fraud there. >> as they famously asked, where are the customer's yachts? thank you. i think fair to say, all four of us are skeptical. >> i'd say. >> the dow is down 32 points right now. >> we've heard a lot about individual investors finally getting back into this market recently, but is it really the case? the ceo of schwab told me yesterday, not so much. we'll hear from a round table of retail investors. that's coming up. >> retail investors may want to stick around to hear what liz ann sonders has ho say. why she thinks a correction is a great buying opportunity. they'll still to come. [ music tr

in the end, it appears that all this yacht outrage may ultimately be displaced.peaker boehner is unsurprisingly ready to throw in the towel. never mind the december 13th budget deadline or the january 15th government funding deadline or the february 7th debt ceiling deadline. according to politico, in a recent meeting with his republican leadership colleagues, speaker john boehner joked that it the house shouldn't even remain in session in december. joining the panel now is former white house press secretary robert gibbs and joining us from capitol hill is democratic congresswoman from california's 46th district, congresswoman loretta sanchez. congresswoman, thanks so much for joining us. there are deadlines looming, and it sounds like nobody is at the captain's wheel. how confident are you that house republicans are going to do anything to avoid another government shutdown in january? >> well, i think they got burned by this last government shutdown, and i believe that they're going to work hard to ensure that that doesn't happen. there are plenty of republicans

want to know yourself a little you know something about going on a yacht. you were trying to make out to some of them where you could you know know all you know not. just saying no he's not on the list. tell him. it's very good for him now and to me i want to do what. if we want us not if not we're going to stay here and. will come to this people got a mood i think we would take him you know our ship we've got we've got him i'm just you can throw up. to see the film and the rat race to see it out the license. they never expected until civilians been told to film that stuff i'm sure because they know that you know and so if you don't have the means to them that's. the one said which is found and arrested right doesn't sound they're doing exactly the same never again. and get used to that you know how to get sometimes i can see foreign ships here it doesn't add up but there's nothing i can do apart from reporting them to decca if. what they did to me if you could learn to do you were a lot of good that if we called deca. that the ship would have left before t

lots of yachts there. ron perlman, i'm told, hosts the best yacht party. back to the u.s., back to business in new york with the clinton global initiative, philanthropy conference where they gather, figure out how to save the world. as one billionaire told me, it's like a community. you see the same people. it's just the back drop that changes throughout the world. >> pretty nice backdrop, indeed. come sit down, robert frank, because we -- >> that robert story made me feel so fly like a g-6. that's all i got to say. >> you've already upgraded from the g-5. >> apparently i can't find a g-6 if i wanted one, right? >> that's why they flip them, isn't it? >> exactly. it's interesting. it shows how it's this more self-enclosed culture, the circuit of the same people, the same parties but the back drop changes. these events are very lavish so you get all the escolades, yachts, a moveable feast. >> do they have an ecosystem that follows them? >> oh, absolutely. >> their entourage. >> what business follows them from place to place? butler convention or entourage?

it was on nasties' yacht in -- onassis' yacht in october of '63 where jackie went with franklin roosevelthis wife and lee -- [inaudible] and her husband. and i think that onassis was at the white house, yes. he, in fact, the picture you showed, the iconic picture of. john john under the desk was taken when jackie left washington to go to greece, and the president called stanley can and said the coast is clear, you better get over here now, jackie's gone. because jackie was ferocious in protecting the kids and did not want caroline and john used for political purposes. and she had made it very clear to pierre salinger, the press secretary, and to the president that the children couldn't be used. but stanley had been communicating with the president for 15 months and wanted to do a story called the president and his son. so as soon as jackie left to go on the yacht, the president called, and stanley spent four days and four nights photographing the president and his kids. and stanley showed him all the pictures afterwards, and kennedy was ecstatic. when jackie got home from greece, he showe

by age 11, he was competing in the junior regata of the savannah yacht club. his parents divorced after his sister's death, and his relationship with his father remained strained. when ted was accepted to brown university, his dad be rarated for not getting into harvard. he sent ted a letter that still haunts him today. >> my dear son, i'm appalled, even horrified, that you have adopted classes as a major. in fact, i almost puked on the way home. i think you have officially become a jackass. love, dad. >> what goes through your mind? >> well, i disagreed with him, respectfully. >> his father stopped paying tuition. how much after this letter did you drop out of brown? >> oh, about a year. when i ran out of money. >> his father really wanted ted to come work for him. you know, to continue the dynasty. >>> coming up, the dark legacy of ted's father. >> he went against everything that he taught me. n 1 ] why do ? to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come together even when we're apart. [ male announcer ] in stuffing, mashed pot

. >> lavish lifestyle of some of the world leaders multi-million dollar mansions super yachts and stararties. >> in june jennifer lopez got $1.2 million to perform for the president which she later apologized for. kazakhstan's president paid wrapper kanye west a reported $3 million to perform at his grandson's wedding in september. >> the british chronicle of style peter york says the flash of the clash are the dictators like sadam hussein and they dedicated a book to their tape called dictator style. >> it is over the top. they designed to give off messages to their own pop lapgs which say, i am great shths i am invincible, i could eat you alive. >> not only do they control their people but they spend their money, too. >> what matters to dictators are things that are very big. sexuality that out sized also. >> dr. keith ablow is a forensic psychiatrist and fox news contributor. >> if you need to be that flashy you might feel quite dull inside. >> big, chandeliers, mirrors and 18th century furniture, not real century aged furniture. >> which they can afford. >> it is not quite shiny en

his yacht, aptly named courageous, totally dominated its competition.t out of seven series. >> we finally won. big hoopla, thousands of boats coming in, thousands of people on the shoreline. champagne everywhere. and ted turns to me in the middle of the melee and said, hey, wasn't that fun? then he said, this will change your lives. because we have proven to people, that if we can do this, we can do many other things. >> when we return -- ted turner changes the landscape of tv news forever. >> good evening. i'm david walker. >> i'm lois hart. now, here's the news. hey there, i just got my bill, and i see that it includes my fico® credit score. yup, you get it free each month to help you avoid surprises with your credit. good. i hate surprises. surprise! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. nthat's why they deserve... aer anbrake dance. get 50% off new brake pads and shoes. >>> bigger, better, bolder. ted turner had significantly grown his business. won sailing's most prestigious race, and bough

then she decides she wants a c yacht. not just any one, though. then she decides she wants a country cottage and builds one in new port road -- rhode -- island. she had to build a new port first to handle the white italian marble she imported for the facade. they have the country cottage, yacht and then the attention turns to her daughter. her daughter is painfully shy. she is required to only speak french to her parents. she must recite on friday nights a poem in germany in front of her mother. she has to wear a corset all of the time. if she made the slightest mistake in public she would be ridicul ridiculed. and as she enters adolescence, she gets the idea tee she wants to marry her daughter off to an english aristorcrat. it was fashion for the wealthy daughters to be married off to sons of english men. they had a name called cash for class. but her daughter decides she only wants the best for her daughter and her eye falls on charles richard john spencer chur churchill. the ancestor of princess di, and winston churchill. and he owned the large

we were here a long skylines boulevard and it was closed for about four hours all the way from pin yacht it road down to highway 92. it does a pier 35 -- appear 35 eastbound is coming up but that is the road that leads to half- moon bay. highway patrol got a call that a sedan went over the embankment and we are not sure how far down but a sig alert was issued and 35 and 92 was shut down. one person who was not hurt badly, but there were three people trapped in the car unable to get out so the coast guard helicopter came and started pulling victims out. we are not sure of their injuries and coming up we hope to give you some video of that tram dramatic rescue. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> the chp and san jose police are investigating the discovery of a body on the freeway. a homeless man went to a fire station just this morning to report finding a body in an inspection hole and the person appears to have been deceased for some time and an auburn will be -- autopsy will be done to determine a cause of death. >>> right now hundreds of local volunteers at several locations

and she decides she wants the biggest yacht of all-time, 200 and 50. would she christens the elbow.and then she decides she wants a country cottage in newport, rhode island. except to say that it required structure and big enough to handle the 500,000 cubic feet of italian marble that she was importing and now she has -- the country has this been the attention turns to her daughter as well. this painfully shy girl has been raised in the strictest of fashion by her mother and she was required to speak only french and she must recite a poem in german from memory just to wear a corset at all times, you know, one of those steel rods in the back. she would be ridiculed and corrected if she made the slightest misstep. and as consuelo enters her lessons, she gets the idea of what she wants to do. one she wants to do. merry off to some english aristocrat. and in this time of american life, it was the fashion to be married off to the sons of english aristocrats. and it was called casher class and consuelo typically decides that she only wants the very best for her daughter and her eye falls

you can get your yacht repaired here in san francisco. or you'd have to go to alameda or somewhere. lovely vessel there. and then directly across the street, we have mission bay, wow, the epicenter for neuroscience research. that's unbelievable, right. it is unbelievable how much is happening there. we have the new giants ballpark and this is mc covy cove. and there are boats out there waiting for barry. this was taken the other day, just hit one into the cove. i said pier 40, somebody said you row out of pier 40. somebody else said they sale out of pier 40. pier 40 undergoing some major renovations. and the ballpark is right next to it and there is almost no impact on pier 40 when there is a ball game. almost no impact other than muni is crowded. it's amazing. we all thought oh, my god this is it, hot dog wrappers all over the place. enthuse a new handicapped ramp and a new dock, commercial dock on the north side of pier 40. on the south side of pier 40 is an historic (speaker not understood) if you really want some, that's the place to get it. >> they get in at 6:30 in the morning

relayed it to subcontractors and they eventually as they had a shortage of available workers called the yacht could sell for help to the us with a. but fukushima is no ordinary construction site the workers drawn to the power plant by the young kids or mostly with gambling debts to the organization or family obligations often had absolutely no idea what they were dealing with. they were given very general info about radiation and most were not even given radiation meters they could have exposed themselves to large doses without even knowing it even the so called fukushima fifty the first group of workers sent there immediately after the disaster at least three of them were enrolled by the. suzuki published details of what he says is solid evidence but tepco officials remain defiant that any mistreatment or organized crime involvement is taking place. where doing everything to ensure our workers operate in safe conditions we also do harshly with law while eating subcontractors but the company and its subcontractors already short of hands there are twenty five percent more openings for jobs at

. >> reporter: those sun splashed images of the presidential yacht, the honey fitz, carolyn in the president's lap and down the stairs to share a swim with her dad four months before she would lose him. a back stroke before getting on board, her mother waiting. jumping back into the lap of her father. behind those golden images, the black and white reality, the very real fears of the cold war, the tense nuclear standoff with the soviets. >> good evening. this government, as promised, has maintained the closest surveillance of the soviet build up on the island of cuba. >> reporter: away from the public eye, the secret bunkers being built for the president and his family. >> he tested it. >> yes, he did. >> twice? >> twice. >> reporter: today we took the ride that the president took himself to a bunker once camouflaged by trees 50 years ago. built by the navy in less than two weeks, protected by 12 feet of concrete and steel, the tunnels, the decontamination shower. >> they had enough for how many people? >> this was designed to hold 30 people for 30 days. >> reporter: some of the original bunk

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the club is taking for the palin thinks twenty four team to win six games join me to bomb with a yacht in the black sea resort as i bring you mold that cover a certain that toned down to a hundred days before the paralympics. right comes to. first street. and i think pictures. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. could be in the know. on mom. when the crisis leaves us traces everywhere and. empty clothes rooms become the norm. children pay for the mistakes of adults. by working in a tobacco field or in a cafe. they are the ones who come back home blasts. so his games are just in their memories. welcome back watching our team one of america's most wanted n.s.a. contractor turned whistleblower edward snowden has been spotted in washington d.c. but unfortunately for authorities there only on a bus advertisement human rights activists launched a campaign to credit the leaker and call on the public to stand against america's widespread surveillance program are just going to shoot down hopped on the snowden bus. if things getting weak in the u.s. and civil liberties advocates are saying

then she decides she wants a yacht. not just anaic's. then she decides she wants a yacht.ot just any god. the biggest shot of all time. 285 feet, which she christened the output. [laughter] then she decides she wants a country cottage. she builds one in newport, rhode island. i rhode island. i will portray description except to say the construction of the cottage required ursa construction of a special harbor big enough to handle the 500,000 cubic feet of white italian marble she wasn't working. now she has the country house in the house. the yacht and her attention turns to her daughter, consuelo. consuelo was this shy girl, painfully shy, who has been raised in the strictest of fashion by her mother. she is required to speak only french to her parents. on friday nights, she must recite a poem in german from memory in front of her mother. she has to wear a corset at all times with one of those steel rods in the back. she made the slightest misstep in public should be immediately ridiculed and corrected by her mother. as consuelo entered adolescence, all against the idea t

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ducks billionaire ben factor was so furious at that game, he threatened to take way every player's yacht. >> i got a million of them. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> good stuff. >> cal athletic director loved the gpa joke. >> she did. >> she loved it. >> yikes. >> well, join me tonight at 9:00, despite rain today a dire warning from the state. why it's both cities and farmers concerned about the future. >> then, on abc7 news at 11:00 michael finney looks at which door buster deals are making sure you don't miss a shot to save. >> that is this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues always on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us here, have a great evening. you got to love the weekend. it's like everyone came to, "if it's good, let's save it for the weekend." so here's to the kfc ten buck weekend bucket. ten pieces, ten bucks. any recipe. just ten bucks every saturday and sunday. today tastes so good. and new year's eve... - what? tomorrow is martin luther king day? - yeah, and neither of us have dates. - too bad we're just platonic friends. - ♪ i'

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. >> billionaire, a yacht, but ain't true. >> neither are stories she welched on as 10,000 bet she mader reality snow omarosa. >> i did send hear $10,000 check, which i was advised to send to the individual charities that the money was supposed to go to. she requested it just to be sent to her. so i do hope the money goes to the right place. >> and with her ratings up since her last daytime cat fight, sounds like time for round two. oh that interview would win a gold medal at the awkward olympics. >>> hot off the presses, inside the new u.s. weekly, miranda lambert looking hot. detailing her 25-pound weight loss. >> she leaks amazing. and just talked to blake shelt been his wife's rocking new body. >> the slimmed down showdown and the man caught in the middle. blake's co-star, christina, showing off that 49-pound weight loss on "the voice," blake's wife, miranda, showing off her new look on the cover of "us weekly." >> looks sexy. >> thank you, blake. >> blake full of compliment but this cowboy is team miranda all the way. >> she pulled me aside the other day and said how come you're no

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>> from small 15 foot fishing boat called the weight to these multimillion-dollar yachts. looking good for but manufacturers. we went to the parretti group which has an office and arena and salesroom in fort lauderdale and based in italy, they put out 7 lines of expensive boats and the president tells me one of the million-dollar boats, they actually do get buyers who buy with cash. according to the national marine manufacturers association america has seventeen million votes in use, 30% of all americans every year go out on a boat. 93% of all boats sold in the u.s. are made in the u.s. and 76% of boat owners actually earn under 100 grand a year. you see a big boat like this it is opulent, full of wealth, crew of 10 or 12 people, just to be maintaining this ship but everywhere you look lot of people are getting back into boats primarily because the economy is improving as far as the manufacturers and sellers are concerned people are thinking about that hobby. in florida is great to have one or 8 friend who does. the thank you. meghan is my fat sister on "imus in the mornin

you can park two full-size yachts in your personal marina and nine cars in the garage. >> this is thegest home in boca raton. it is just over 16,000 square feet. >> reporter: there are multiple jacuzzis and movie theater and a second kitchen. >> there is a bar here. it has a fish tank behind it. >> this is the definition of luxury. the lives of the rich and famous mingle in this ballroom. the current owner, a developer from the northeast, used it as a vacation home, hosting lavish parties. >> reminds you of the great gatsby old hollywood feel and it is really meant for entertaining. >> reporter: in past years it might be tough to find a buyer. >> we have had a rough six to seven years. people were not willing to spend the money. >> reporter: but now million dollar home sales have skyrocketed, up at least 60% in palm beach county over the last year. but if you are still not convinced, just walk out to the driveway. >> as an added bonus they can really enjoy the lifestyle of south florida. we are including this fabulous rolls royce phantom. >> reporter: that's a half million dollar car,

>> i think there is a couple identity thieves looking forward to their new yachts and jewelry with theumbers they have in their hands. the website isn't getting much better. in terms of the federal website we have seen that it wasn't secure on october 1st. now we're seeing in oregon why are these breeches happening through the mail? because the website still doesn't work which is ironic considering they have the silicon valley which is nicknamed the silicon forest. it's not being fixed, and it's a bigger indictment of what this program is supposed to do, and it's not working in the way it's components to do which is deliver things from a big government. >> we're stepping back from this. besides just something -- getting on to the system, and i think those technical things will work out, it's what you find when you get on and who else has gotten on and got access to what you have before you get on that gives people the heebie jeebies, right? >> it has been a disrespect for people's personal and private information. from day one we had security concerns. they were brushed off. the admini

died in august, she decided to get away for awhile, so she went on a trip to europe and went aboard a yacht toured through the greek islands into turkey and when we came back -- that was at the insistence of the president and when she came back, she felt much better. she was recovering from the loss of her son, but she was that -- at that time is when she made that decision to go to texas. >> before the huge state funeral happened, jackie kennedy asked the president's casket to be opened before leaving the east room of the white house. why did she do that, and what did she then do? >> she indicated her and her brother-in-law wanted to view the president's body. so general mchugh and i opened it to make sure everything was okay and they walked up to the casket. they viewed the president very briefly and then she turned to me and said, mr. hill, will you get me a pair of scissors, please? i ran down to the usher's office and got a pair of scissors. handed them to her, and stood there as i heard the clip, clip, clip. i knew that she was cutting a lock of his hair. they then turned and walked f

let's have a competition among rich people on helping others rather than just buying jets and yachts. >> there is nothing wrong with people giving to causes they think are valuable. some can come from the segment of society. i think it's fine that we recognize that. as long as we don't demonize those who aren't doing it and think there is something wrong with them pursuing their profits because there is not that ultimately make this better off, too. >> there are these tycoons from previous years, like cornelius vanderbilt and john d. rockefeller and people vilify them as robber barons and say well, they did some charity work, but they were evil robbers. >> no, they fundamentally transformed the lives of americans in the 19th century and raised awful our living standards. rockefeller brought us oil and made profits in doing it and by the way, he probably also is responsible for saving the whales because he pushed down the price of oil so much, it was no longhorn profitable to hunt whales to extinction. henry ford comes in and builds automobiles a little later and makes them cheaper for