he kept dozens in his newport beach house.ot just antiques, revolvers, pistols, semiautomatic 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. >> 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, he

these are among the factors the city council used to decide late today to close the beaches in newport for the 4th of july. >> it does pain me. the beaches are the life blood of newport beach. but we know this weekend will have high surf. extraordinarily high number of people coming into the city. and we are down 23 life guards because they're in quarantine after two life guards tested positive. we cannot realistically ask life guards to do more with less and it's a public safety issue at this point. >> the closure includes board walks, piers, and parking lots. laguna beach is closed on the 49. they're worried about the health of employees and safety of tens of thousands of visitors if the life guard ranks are stretched thin during a large swell. >> health safety, well being of the people that live in the city. >> absolutely. number one priority. >> the residents by a large majority say just close the beaches for a day or two. let's see how that works. >> michelle reporting. now this evening we're getting our first look at the suspect accused of stealing a car leading deputies on a cha

new video from newport beach tonight, high tides sent water spilling into the street you see cars trying to navigate through the water. balboa island area, the beaches, the boardwalk newport beach closed for the holiday weekend. >>> tonight two more deaths reported at san quentin reverse continues to devastate the prison population. kpix5 reporter betty yu desperate effort to contain the brick. >> reporter: noticed inmate deaths happen outside san quentin which is become a hotbed for the coronavirus. both men, had been hostile hospitalized for covid-19. scott thomas had been on death row, since 2004. for the murder of two young boys in san diego. manwell machado alvarez had been on death row since 1989 for a string of crimes in sacramento, including murder. that brings a number of confirmed deaths, from covid-19 complications at the prison, to 3. as of today about 40% of san quentin inmates have tested positive. most of them, have been within the last two weeks. >> a lot of people together, not all masks, windows are closed, the facilities are not open. and, there is a lot of shoving and

this is southern california, a dangerous combination of high tide and surf triggered flooding in newport beach last night. the water destroyed a sailboat. that water rushing into boat ha to be checked out by paramedics possibly partially for shock. homes also hit by that water. >>> she was a 98-year-old national park ranger who preserved a bay area cultural icon and tonight you'll have a chance to hear her story. >> she is a national treasure. >> bless you service. >> i didn'trial. because it was not anyone i knew. >> join us for no time to waste. the urgent mission. it airs tonight at 7:00 on nbc bay area. we are back in two minutes with more. hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, stop in or book an appointment online at a time that works for you. now that's simple, easy, awesome. ask. shop. discover at your local xfinity store today. >>> it's

in nearby newport beach 10 firefighters and 11 lifeguards tested positive, officials contributing to community spread, around cross country on the jersey shore, more than 20 lifeguards contracted the virus after attending social gatherings. >> sam is with us. sam, it's not just the hurricane that hit texas, there's actually another hurricane threatening the u.s. >> reporter: that's right, kate. hurricane douglas still category 1, bearing down from the east on the hawaiian islands they are setting up emergency shelters, bu staffing and spacing an issue with covid over my shoulder, the atlantic ocean, there is a disturbance now with a 90% chance, kate, of becoming at least a tropical depression in the next five days so both coasts. kate. >> as we said, an active season already. sam, thank you >>> a powerful day of remembrance in alabama. the casket carrying civil rights legend john lewis was taken to the site of his most famous stand more than 50 years ago for the final time, he crossed the edmund pettus bridge blayne alexander was there. >> one final journey through selma, alabama. >>

newport beach doing it too.after two lifeguards tested positive for covid-19. 23 other lifeguards are now on quarantine. >> we have to protect the health and safety of our community and our employees. our front line first responders. >> it's difficult for us throughout this time, the beach is kind of where i have gone to to make myself feel better. you know and just kind of bring back asee ofalcy. >> reporter: orancounty's ctio the governor declared its last call at all orange county bars. >> it's been very difficult being closed for two months and we reopened and now that we have to close. it's -- it's going to be very hard. >> reporter: an indoor seating at all restaurants will have to shut down. this time for three weeks. >> i'm upset with the people. people, they should listen. wear a mask, don't go to the beach, you don't go to the beach. you don't get your umbrellas and you go to the beach and you can sit down when they say no. because what happened? now we pay the consequences. >> reporter: goveor also cl

high surf advisory at newport beach. high tide gives you the big waves and breakers and flooding in some of the peninsulas and lower lying areas. that will continue later today ds otomorrow as well. 3 stern two third of the country here comes the heat. 103 in dallas, 91 in chicago, 95 in indianapolis, 99 degrees in d.c. this heat ridge will build into the week. w.uthern florida, seeing a record warm temperature of 120 versus one record low since the >>> food sunday morning. a little bit hazy out there at the golden gate bridge but we don't have a return of the marine layer yet. that comes overnight tonight. the breeze will be back though. we'll have warm conditions around the bay and inland so that doesn't change, but a cooling trend for everyone as we get into tomorrow, throughout much of the week ahead. as we look at highs today, very similar, except for that wind picking up here. 83 in san rafael. 91 in concord. look for 79 in richmond. the accuweatherbebe >>> happy day after independence >> reporter: happy day after

take a look at this major flooding in kn flooding in newport beach. the water was at least knee deep and partially submerged some cars. coastal areas are under a high surf advisory until monday. beaches closed this weekend because of coronavirus restrictions. >>> the latest development in the rapid surge of coronavirus here in california. as of this morning marin county is now on the state's watch list. which you see next to me here comes after increase in transmission rates and hospitalizations. monterey and san diego counties also on the list. and many of the new cases in marin from the outbreak at san s quentin. another two death roe row inmates have died from complications. their deaths brings the total number of inmate deaths to four. nearly 1400 prisoners have been infected. as well as more than 120 staff. and san francisco police just shut down a nightclub for violating the city's health order. surveillance video showed groups entering and leaving the building at night. officers served a search warrant thursday finding gambling machines and d.j.

newport beach, want to take you to southern california, we mentioned this briefly, a lot of big wavessurf encroaching there like engulfing some cars and creating a flooding across the street. probably see that later today. look at this sailboat just getting splintered and crushed by the waves there. probably pretty rough for surfers, but you know they'll try to enjoy some of that. eight-plus-foot sets coming in to seal beach and the like there from santa barbara down to san diego and high surf advisories for later on tonight and maybe through tomorrow and maybe even into monday as well. that's a check on the surf forecast for southern california. >>> happy fourth of july. nice and sunny here in santa cruz. we do have a beach hazard statement where those south facing beaches will run the risk of increased sneaker waves and rip currents. so dangerous situation right on through sunday. looking at a warmer day around the bay, but we will be cooling down again into the upcoming workweek. 77 in oakland. look for 80 in fremont. 92 in santa rosa with 94 in antioch. the >>> i love this holiday

newport beach just pulled that trigger, after a couple of lifeguards tested positive. then, it really depends who ends up on the governor's watch list. 19 counties, right now, on that list. that is where he just closed indi indoor dining. but counties can come off and on that list. so we will see how that evolves. also, jim, a lot is going to depend on how we behave. here, in los angeles, today, we were just told, over this weekend, to avoid what they call the three cs. crowds, confined spaces, and close contact. jim. >> smart advice. easy to remember and it is on us. nick watt, thanks very much. joining us now, cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, you know, we've talked a lot through these last weeks here. and i've measured your rising exasperation in recent days, with some of the comments and lack of leadership, frankly, coming from washington. so the president says today, again, the coronavirus is going to disappear. you heard the lieutenant governor of texas saying he's not going to listen to dr. fauci anymore. what does that mean for the count

>> my name is john, we have three locations, one in laguna beach, one in corona delmar, one in newport beach the arts district in downtown los angeles. >> i'm from irvine california. i have two daughters. one is 18 and just graduated from high school. the other is 12 and she will be tering the seventh grade. >> i live in oakland, california. i'm a public school teacher. >> there is a lot of uncertainty right now and w have been trying to follow this really closelover the past few weeks because school is approaching. it is only a month away and we are getting a ton of conflicting information and -- and there is a lot of uncertainty. >> in june, california was opening bars, haircut places, all kinds of things were opening up and we were very optimistic at that point. ncehen, the virus has gone way up. >>an we read the 16 pagel that the los angeles health department put out ande were like, this is stupid. >> it is impossible. >> it is not impossible, but even if i put all those protocols in pl', i wouldt feel safe, so i what i force my employee to go deal with the customer as they are eating an

newport beach is shutting down after two lifeguards tested positive for covid-19. >> it's been very difficult being closed for two months. we reopen and now that we have to close, it's -- it's going to be very hard. >> orange county is now in a statewide list where activity in bars and indoor seating at restaurants are on hold. on orders from the governor. the infection rate o and cases bay area health expert says the governor's mandate to shut down indoor restaurants and bars will actually not do a whole lot to stop the spread of the virus. in solano county. socially distanced indoor dining has been allowed for weeks and health experts cite the rise in cases there mostly from the memorial day weekend and family get togethers like graduation parties. now the county is shifting focus. >> i don't think it's realistic to stop the spread of covid at this point. i think what we want to do is to have as little harm occur as possible while the spread is occurring. >> in contra costa county indoor dining was supposed the start last night but now restaurant owners are on hold. >> we start hiring peopl

and on february 13, 2016, i was in newport beach california sitting next to my wife and a ministry conferenceot the fox news alert that antonin scalia had been found dead at a hunting lodge in texas. i was in the middle we were getting ready to give a candidate forum in south carolina; was blowing up. i was very busy th busy that dam telling you my friends, i walked out into the courtyard of that hotel, and i was down. i said how could you allow this to happen. the greatest champion we have on the court. the most articulate defender of the first amendment rights ase christians, to freedom of speech and religious freedom. he's gone to and obama is going to appoint his replacement. and i am not going to lie to you. i was thunderstruck. about an hour later, i got an e-mail from the senate majority leader's office and senator mitchof mcconnell announced i later found out without checking with his colleagues she acted alone and said we are not going to vote ono this vacancy until the american people have rendered their judgment in november. [applause] this decision is too important to be left to t

. >> reporter: california's newport beach closed after two lifeguards tested positive for covid-19. arly two dozen other lifeguards are in quarantine. >> it's difficult for us throughout this time, the beach is where i've gone to, to make myself feel better. >> reporter: florida is drawing a line in the sand. many atlantic coast beaches are closed. but along the state's panhandle, panama beach is oerngs even almost doubling the number of lifeguards on duty. >> we're heading in the right direction right now. it ain't over yes. >> reporter: but back in galveston, the owner of this popular beachside spot worries where tourists will go. >> there's going to be an inability for them to enjoy themselves on the beach, and that's going to lead to an inability for them to socially distance themselves. and it could be more of a hindrance than a solution. >> reporter: galveston island and so many beach towns rely on this holiday weekend for their livelihood. but this year, health is the priority. as you can see, as of this morning, the signs are up, the beach is closed. but will this gamble pay

on friday and ten firefighters and 11 life guards also tested positive for the virus in nearby newport beachhel: that's very sad news, christina, where do we stand, turn around times for results are decreasing but still taking too long, what do you have on that? christina: it's still a problem right now if you're getting tested and you may go on as you're perfectly fine and healthy and infect someone else while you wait on results. here are the trump administration coordinator on cnn this morning. >> what is true now that anybody who can gets a test gets a test. i am highly confident that turnaround will decrease this week. christina: despite the fight in cases in covid-19 and some of the testing issues as you heard him say there, you know, the four-day wait in some cases, there is some good news out of arizona, hospitalizations for covid-19 went down significantly in the past 2 weeks and the number of people being cared for in icu in arizona has dropped significantly as well. arthel. arthel: well, we will take the good news, christina coleman in los angeles, thank you. eric. eric: that we w

> unfortunately i'm not a big fan but i'm not sure the governor demanded it, now i was just in newport beach weeks for family vacation and they were already doing it everywhere even outside, restaurants were only outdoor seating. i think the issue here is i think people may be willing to do this for a finite period of time but if this becomes an indefinite mandate where there's no end in sight, people will eventually revolt. nobody wants to do this forever. people want to live their lives. maria: yeah, miami the latest state to require it, their requiring facial coverings, you're getting so much pushback saying you're impacted my rights. liz: it's ridiculous this has become political issues and i would say to trump supporters out there, this can be the most important thing you can do to reelect the president because people are scared of this surge in cases we've seen around the country. there is no proof that you or me wearing a mask on the sidewalk is going to make much of a difference but the truth is it could make a difference and so why not do it, if you're on a ranch and you have 30 acr

that happen because they're seeing a spike of covid-19 cases in orange county as well, 12 beaches closed there. newporto voting to close its beach after two lifeguards reportedly tested positive for covid-19. going into this weekend, california governor gavin newsom is telling people, do not gather. he said he's particularly worried about family gatherings. aunts, cousins getting together for the fourth of july holiday. he does not want to see that happen. that's where the virus finds opportunity. stephanie? >> erin, thank you so much. >>> now we turn back to washington. house democrats took a much-needed step that could get them the witnesses and documents they have been going after for months. the new rule change would punish officials who defy subpoenas and could force them to pay up to 100,000 bucks if they don't show up or comply. the lawmaker who proposed this rule is california congressman ted lu along with one of his co-sponsors, democratic congressman from colorado. congressman lu, how does this rule change work? >> thank you, stephanie, for your question. let me first say santa monica is in m

also beaches closed in orange county, officials there closing county beaches, worried that people would spill over from l.a. newport city council also closing its beaches after two lifeguards reportedly contracted the coronavirus. this as california is experiencing a surge in covid-19 cases. up 45% in the last two weeks.iz. a surge in demand for testing. we're hearing more and more anecdotal stories of people wanting to get tests, not being able to this week. it is a point of pride for eric garcetti that anyone asympt asymptomatic or symptomatic could get a test. vic says they were not able to get a test this week. take a listen. >> having access to being tested regularly is critical for me. because i need to make sure i'm not bringing anything home and giving it to my wife, who could, you know, literally die from t frustration doesn't even begin to explain it. it is like banging my head against the brick wall right now because i have to be tested. i have to keep safe. >> reporter: and testing sites are closed for the holiday weekend across l.a. county. another point of frustration for people trying to get tested h

newport. this is where i learned to surf, this is where i grew up going to the beach.ly 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 po

parts of the balboa peninsula of newport beach flooded tonight because of high tides. parking lot at the beach was covered with water and mud. a sailboat was also reported to have been capsized and a lifeguard was hospitalized after saving a teen's life at the pier. >>> still ahead, closed as quickly as possible. the underground nightclub police just shut down in san francisco as the virus continues to spread. >>> plus a scary start to the day for one south bay family. what they say sparked a fire at their house and why firefighters are worried it will happen to someone else in walnut creek, w highs today in the mid-80s but ther for contra costa county and other parts of the bay area. a closer look when we come right back. >>> taking the party underground. tonight a second secret nightclub operating illegally in san francisco during the pandemic has been shut down. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd shows us the unlikely location the club had been set up. >> reporter: you are looking at time-lapse video of people going in and out of an illegal san francisco nightclub on schacte