any more than did the newport beach police.thing like this happens, i mean, it's really an execution-style killing. this was obviously someone who intended to kill your dad. you must immediately have, you know, wondered who. >> right. well, you wonder if it's a completely random act, some stranger and it was a mistake or an accident, or you develop a list of people that might have a reason to have shot him. >> reporter: to police, it didn't look random. nothing was taken. the killer struck with precision accuracy and got clean away. but there was something that intrigued detective voth that night. it was a clue they found in bill mclaughlin's closet. >> we do a search of the house with the permission of kevin and nanette. we're told there are weapons in the closet upstairs. when you come across that many weapons, it becomes surprising. >> reporter: bill was an avid gun collector. he kept dozens of them at his newport beach house. not just antiques, revolvers, including seven modified m-16 assault rifles. dangerous stuff in the

and it all began in newport beach, california. >> newport beach is a beach community. >> if you have more money than you know what to do with, a lot of people move to newport beach. i mean, beverly hills is fine, but you can't have your yacht in beverly hills. >> just beautiful, sparkling ocean, sail boats, beautiful people. not at all the kind of place where you would expect something terrible to happen. >> mary barnes had just come to california from florida. >> mary has just moved into this house with her boyfriend and his roommate, this guy michael. >> we've agreed to only use michael's first name and not to show his face. >> michael had been renting a room in the house for about eight months. and mary had just moved in with her boyfriend two days before. so michael suddenly was her brand new roommate too. >> it was a four-bedroom house. a block from the beach. it was just a nice house. >> when you first met him, your roommate, do you recall what your impression was of him? >> yeah. um -- he was a very friendly guy. kind of like a teddy ear. you kind of want to hug him. >> she h

joining us from newport beach, california is nick maroutsos, cohead of global bonds at januss hendersonderson. what is the market looking for from the federal reserve at next week's meeting? nick: i think they are definitely going to cut. it seems like ages ago they cut by 50 basis points. while monetary policy is not effective per se, it is going to ease financial positions. our view is that either the fed really needs to go big ended up that stance because they don't golly have much more room to , i think it will help significantly. our view is they are going to end up probably cutting in the future as we move on in 2020 or is this virus potentially intensifies, so they may just cut rates from here. vonnie: i am not sure they would see it so black and white, right? what if we get some kind of physical package this evening? will that lessen the need for monetary stimulus? nick: our view has always been the fed needs to ease policy rates. this is aside from the virus altogether. there are structural issues with the economy. we are in the late stages of this growth situation. they were a

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the prevention federal investigators say 53 year-old keith middlebrook who claims to ha homes in newport beach promised investors massive profits. he also claimed the magic johnson was on his board of directors the feds say that's a lie. a patient in la hospital. who might directed this with that was tested positive for the crew of iris. >>48 hours and 3 hours later many 51 hours tal the person got up and walked out of the hospital tonight in a face time call us attorney nick hanna told me middlebrook is a cruel scam artist. >>to use fear of the pandemic to profit i think it's despicable this is the time when all americans are supposed to come together to help one another. >>unfortunately there are a few people out there who look at this as an opportunity to lie cheat and steal and try take advantage of their neighbors after middlebrooks post reviewed 633,000 times. >>the us attorney says the fbi arrested him today at this range rover parked in el segundo during a meeting with an undercover federal agent posing as aninvestor. investigators say middlebrook delivered pills he claimed would preve

prevention federal investigators say 53 year-old keith middlebrook who claims to have homes in newport beacheya and westwood promised investors massive profits. he also claimed the magic johnson was on his board of directors the feds say that's a lie. >>a patient in la hospital who might object to this with that was tested positive for the crew of iris. 48 hours and 3 hours later many 51 hours total the person got up and walked out of the hospital tonight in the face time call us attorney nick hanna told me middlebrook is a cruel scam artist. >>to use fear of the pandemic to profit i think it's despicable this is the time when all americans are supposed to come together to help one another. >>unfortunately there are a few people out there who look at this as an opportunity to lie cheat and steal and try take advantage of their neighbors after middlebrooks post reviewed 633,000 times. >>the us attorney says the fbi arrested him today at this range rover parked in el segundo during a meeting with an undercover federal agent posing as an investor. investigators say middlebrook delivered pills h

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steve: from newport beach, california, alex, good evening. >> good evening. dr. minor. thank you for taking my call. we heard the task force mentioned that we should be at 5 1 million tests, 5 million tests in the coming days and weeks, and i think that was last week. it sound like we are only at 500,000 thus far. is there any reason we are not further along in seeing those millions of count tests? if we are notp, able to do that many tests, and if our health care system is not up to handle all these cases, why haven't we decided to shut down? i know that is a big word, but in some ways, shut down? dr. minor: for the first part of your question, what is the difficulty in scaling up the number of tests? there are several difficulties. one has been the reagent, but that is improving as manufacturers make more and more wanted to ease of the reagent needed to do the tests. the other is things like the swab used to take mucus from the nose. nasopharynx the nose. , those swabs are not just q-tips that we get from the local drugstore. they actually have to be made out of a spe

sharla and i are in newport beach, looking for locations for our first store.chosen a location and so has she. this ought to be interesting. let's find a parking space. >> okay. >> it's busy. >> wow, it's really crowded here. >> when i had the realtor find me places... >> yeah? >> i knew i was looking for medium income. >> right. >> i knew i was looking for traffic. >> yes. >> and i knew that i wanted to make sure there was a coffee place, a gas station... >> oh. >> and an ice cream place. >> interesting. >> the ice cream store will get traffic at night, coffee's morning and night... >> yes. >> and the gas is repetitive traffic. i don't know. i kind of like the spot, though, because it's right on the entrance. do you agree? >> my gut says no. first of all, nobody buys popcorn in the mornings. >> but it's packed. >> no, but i don't want to be in a boring spot. i don't want a store in a mall. just because marcus has a billion dollars doesn't mean he knows the best location for a popcorn store. >> all right, let's just go check this place you want to look at and c

newport. this is where i learned to surf. this is where i grew up goin' to the beach.ince we started in san diego. brad: i feel like there's a lotta beach. the whole brand isn't beach. you're not gonna wear this to the beach. ♪ trevor: let's move on to these. travis: okay. 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 kind of include something about your mom and the meal program? trevor: i don't wanna use it. travis: it fits into our brand. trevor: i think we're way more of a -- travis: so you would say -- trevor: they're fine. travis: i'm kinda lost. brad: trevor, you're gonna want this, right? travis: hold on. don't cut me off. i'm in the middle of trying -- brad: well, i'm trying to back you up here. travis: alright. let me just make my point real quick. i'm telling us who we