he kept dozens in his newport beach house. just antiques, revolvers, including seven modified m-16 assault rifles. dangerous stuff in the wrong hands. >> we didn't know if somebody maybe was upset with the sale of a gun or something. >> reporter: nanette was worried about that, too. >> nanette told us that bill was dealing with a lot of shady people, gun dealers. >> reporter: and that was one theory. but there was something else, too, or, rather, someone else. >> the only person that we knew was frustrated with him was his business partner who he was in the lawsuit with. >> reporter: all of them, bill's kids and nanette, told detective voth about that business partner, hal fischel. >> because he and mr. mclaughlin were in a heated multiyear lawsuit over the invention of the device. >> reporter: the device? bill had made his millions from a revolutionary medical invention, a machine that separates plasma from blood, still in use worldwide today. just the sort of thing bill wanted, to do something useful, helpful, and make lots

he kept dozens in his newport beach house.ust antiques, revolvers, semi-automatic weapons, including seven modified m-16 assault rifles. dangerous stuff in the wrong hands. >> we didn't know if somebody maybe was upset with the sale of a gun or something. >> reporter: nanette was worried about that, too. >> nanette told us that bill was dealing with a lot of shady people, gun dealers. >> reporter: and that was one theory. but there was something else, too, or, rather, someone else. >> the only person that we knew was frustrated with him was his business partner who he was in the lawsuit with. >> reporter: all of them, bill's kids and nanette, told detective voth about that business partner, hal fischel. >> because he and mr. mclaughlin were in a heated multiyear lawsuit over the invention of the device. >> reporter: the device? bill had made his millions from a revolutionary medical invention, a machine that separates plasma from blood, still in use worldwide today. just the sort of thing bill wanted, to do something useful, h

. >> newport beach 911. do you need police fire or paramedics? >> hi. need an ambulance right away and the police. >> reporter: it was summertime when the awful climax came. a late afternoon, a marmalade sun beating down on the parking lot of a rental apartment complex in newport beach, california. that's when they heard it. >> and she says this woman's just screaming. >> all right. >> whole complex must have heard it, terrified, howling, desperate. >> is she ok? >> reporter: there was a man down there, they could see him. he had a knife. he was stabbing the screaming woman and nobody was helping her. >> it's really bad -- >> all right. i understand. we have officers on the way. >> too late. too late. >> oh, the ambulance is here. they're doing cpr on somebody. >> the bloody ending. but the story, the whole terrible tale, is much deeper than that one thing, dreadful though it was. a story christopher goffard of of the "los angeles times" spent months unraveling. strand by disturbing strand. >> it's a story about trust and betrayal, and it's a story abou

. >> newport beach 911. do you need police fire or paramedics? >> hi. need an ambulance right away and the police. >> reporter: it was summertime when the awful climax came. a late afternoon, a marmalade sun beating down on the parking lot of a rental apartment complex in newport beach, california. that's when they heard it. >> and she says this woman's just screaming. >> all right. >> whole complex must have heard it, terrified, howling, desperate. >> is she ok? >> reporter: there was a man down there, they could see him. he had a knife. he was stabbing the screaming woman and nobody was helping her. >> it's really bad -- >> all right. i understand. we have officers on the way. >> too late. too late. >> oh, the ambulance is here. they're doing cpr on somebody. >> the bloody ending. but the story, the whole terrible tale, is much deeper than that one thing, dreadful though it was. a story christopher goffard of of the "los angeles times" spent months unraveling. strand by disturbing strand. >> it's a story about trust and betrayal, and it's a story abou

. >> newport beach 911. do you need police fire or paramedics? >> hi. need an ambulance right away and the police. >> reporter: it was summertime when the awful climax came. a late afternoon, a marmalade sun beating down on the parking lot of a rental apartment complex in newport beach, california. that's when they heard it. >> and she says this woman's just screaming. >> all right. >> reporter: whole complex must have heard it. terrified howling, desperate. >> is she okay? >> reporter: there was a man down there. they could see him. he had a knife. he was stabbing the screaming woman. and nobody was helping her. >> it's really bad -- >> all right. i understand. we have officers on the way. >> too late. too late. >> oh, the ambulance is here. they're doing cpr on somebody. >> the bloody ending. but the story, the whole terrible tale, is much deeper than that one thing, dreadful though it was. a story christopher goffard of of the "los angeles times" spent months unraveling. strand by disturbing strand. >> it's a story about trust and betrayal, and it's

to plead guilty in the nationwide college admissions scandal. 57-year-old karen littlefair of newport beach$9,000 to someone to take online classes for her son at georgetown university. prosecutors will recommend a four-month prison sentence and a $9,000 fine. she faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> "consumer reports" looks at a new study that says exposure to the chemical bpa may be much greater than previously thought. it's found in reusable plastic water bottles, food can linings, andreceipts. it's been linked to health problems including infertility and cancer. the study published in "the lancet" diabetes and endocrinology say it may drastically underestimate our exposure to the chemical. a new testing method found higher levels of the chemical. >>> "sports illustrated" named u.s. women's soccer star megan rapinoe sportsperson of the year. she led her team to the world championship. she was honored for her play on the field and also her role in advocating for gender pay equality in sports. she and her teammates sued for gender discrimination. they argued they were paid less than the men

so if they are in a rich coastal city like newport beach where i am, everybody is doing just fine.u are in silicon valley you are just fine. silicon valley has been decimated. >> julie: and you say these are happening mostly in blue states? so are you saying that the democrats are to blame? >> certainly in california democrats have to be, not just the majority but, and in this state it also happens to be true in illinois, new jersey and new york as well. they have an incredible self-fulfilling prophecy and power because of their ability to raise money and then use it to hold their own political power past policies and keep them entrenched, it's very dangerous. >> it's always dangerous when democrats are in power. here we have new york city mayor mike de blasio who was throwing around the blame card yesterday in an exclusive interview. and guess who he blames? president trump. >> the problem ultimately is, donald trump has not shown any willingness to give us the tools that we need to most especially, section 8 vouchers, which allow people to relive and rental housing which is the s

would never have had the case at all, except -- >> we were lucky that we had some boaters leaving newport beach going to catalina island and they came upon a body floating in the water. >> just happened to see it? >> just happened to see it. >> that's a big ocean out there. >> absolutely. >> so the chances of it being seen are, what, needle in the haystack? >> very slim. >> reporter: the sailors had spotted a flock of shrieking seagulls perched on top of a body. it looked like it had been in the water for some time. >> it was in extreme decomposition phase. >> right. >> bloated and -- >> barnacles had attached themselves. >> barnacles already? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> reporter: there was no i.d. on the body. it was labeled a 'john doe' and taken to the l.a. coroner's office. >> well, initially it was believed to be a drowning victim. >> reporter: but who was he? identifying their john doe posed a huge challenge. >> we could only say it was a human being and that was it. >> reporter: though there was one odd thing. medical examiner pointed to the man's left hand. three fingers were missing, and

against undefeated high school from newport beach.te that the. they won the championship back in 2070. good luck to them. >>.. >>> watching a movie take place. >> wherever you go, these days, everybody's in a good mood. >> coming up, we head to a christmas tree farm in the santa cruz mountains where they are selling tree, family members and also giving back to the community over the holiday. >>> coming up, learning more about the three separate e. coli outbreaks linked to romain at the fda investigation. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ss

a mother from newport beach. she paid $9,000 to have online college classes taken on her son's behalf. her son graduated last year from georgetown university. prosecutors say littlefair has agreed to play guilty of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. they will recommend four months in prison and a $9,500 fine. >>> in today's "gma first look" here is t.j. holmes. >> reporter: t.j. holmes here ready to answer the question we have been debating for the longest. who is the greatest of all time? we don't have to debate anymore. we have the tournament coming up. the three greatest champions of all time will go head this is some high-level trash talk. here is your "gma first look." >> he makes big, aggressive wages. we have seen him play. those are games he played against newcomers. >> reporter: oh! >> people off the street. >> reporter: oh, okay. >> it's okay that he beats up on minor league caliber. >> reporter: some of that trash talk was so high-minded i don't understand most of it. still, you'll see more of it at 7:00

they will play tomorrow in norwalk against undefeated corona delmar high school from newport beach.ears to the state finals. they won the championship in 2017. >>> oakland mcclymonds high school team is in southern california to go after its fourth straight state championship taking on the game tomorrow against oxnard's pacifica high school. the warriors won the northern california championship last weekend with a win over manteca high. the players say they are ready. the head coach cautiously is optimistic. >> we're call. were just playing football. >> yep. real nervous. >> what are you nervous about ? >> every year i'm always nervous. >> the team says it's dedicating the game to ramon sanders who died last month of bone cancer. bay area high schools really well represented this year in the state championship games. nine schools will play tomorrow for state titles including the lasalle, carl newman, brent rooker totti will represent the north bay plus teams from milpitas, richmond, lincoln high in san francisco and clayton valley. >> good luck to all of them. >>> a giant ferris whe

karen littlefair of newport beach is accused of paying $9,000 to have online classes taken on her son'ses helped him graduate from georgetown university. prosecutors say they will recommend a four-month sentence for littlefair and a fine. >>> an arizona man is taking a stand against emotional support pets. >> he has registered a beehive as a support animal. david cower said he did it to show too many people are faking their need for psychological help for four or two-legged friends. >> he wanted to highlight the fact that emotional support animals don't need to be registered anywhere. they do have to be medically recommended. so, has it gotten out of control? that's my rhetorical question, because yes, it's out of control. i do know that there are people who need these emotional support animals. >> it's a serious thing, totally. >> there are a lot of people who do not. so he's like, let me get a beehive, get some bees in this. >> i thought i saw everything. i did know in college a girl who had a porcupine -- a hedgehog, i apologize. >> like sonic the hedgehog? >> yes. beehives? hey. >>

course, but if you like the water are traveling to see us dana redmond joins me this morning says newport beach't forget your sunscreen of the let's get to intent is not that far what's not that far away easy flight you can even make the drive, the beach. >>ask any local they're pretty much going to tell you the wedge there when us this one of the must-see spots essentially created back in the 1930's like he can start but this is where i'm going experienced surfers and body boarders make it look very easy. so if you are the brave type yeah go all if you're like me, this is one of his great places that's kind of just it's nice to hang out on the and watch it and it all in and enjoy the more, i mean that that you know let's it's a nice stretch of sand to just kind of so this is called the witnesses called the way going to the eastern tip of of the valve open its right. >>if you like water activities where you get to stay dry like i do let's go whale watching shows online and it's one of my favorite thing favorite things to do. a lot of things that yeah other than just whales that this was this wa

newport. this is where i learned to surf, this is where i grew up going to the beach. san diego, since we started in san diego. brad: i feel like there's a lot of beach. our whole brand isn't beach. like, you're not gonna wear this to the beach. trevor: let's move on to these. travis: i think something like this shows having fun. i mean, personally, i skate, so i feel strongly about this. trevor: so, here's my thing with skating. obviously we don't make skateboards. i don't like the street side of it. i don't like the grungy skate-wear, asphalt, the colors. it just feels like it doesn't fit. travis: should we include something about your mom and the meal program? as much as skating and artwork is part of it, so is charity. trevor: i don't want to use it. travis: it fits into our brand. trevor: i think we're way more of a surf vibe. travis: so would you -- i'm kind of lost. brad: question, trevor. you're gonna want this? travis: hold on. don't cut me off. i'm in the middle of trying to -- brad: well, i'm trying to back you up here. travis: all right, let me make my poin