. >> 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

scientist do believe that the thresher shark that washed up on newport beach may have been sick with a brain infection. hundreds of beachgoers watched as lifeguards tried to help the struggling shark. essay over four days, five of the sharks have stranded themselves from newport beach to santa cruz. >> what we found is that they get a bacterium in their brain. it will eat away the brain, and turns them into zombies. they become disoriented. they swim themselves into sure, where they strand. the public will find thrashing around and try to push them back out. >> animal control officer said it had to be euthanized. the marine biologist will conduct a necropsy to see if it did have that brain infection. >>> locals are warning the tourist to stay away from lake tahoe. they protested today saying the visitors are making a mess. trash has always been an issue. during the pandemic, locals say it is the worst they have ever seen. >>> we will check in with brian right now. many people are just trying to find a cool place to hang out for the weekend. >> the beaches are a good place. >> with th

scientist said over the last four days five sharks have stranded in sales from newport beach up to santa cruz. >> they get affection a bacterium in the brain which actually start eating away the brain. it turns them him like zombies. they become disoriented and swim ashore and get stranded. a lot of time the public will find them thrashing around and tried to push them back out. >> animal control says that the shark at newport beach had to be euthanized. marine biologist will do the cropsey to find out if they had a brain infection. >>> we start out with the day that is just as hot if not harder than yesterday. let's start out by taking a look at the view of the city at the best part of the day with temperatures in the 60s right now. if i put the current numbers on the screen san francisco numbers right now at a comfortable 60s. there are currently 67 with 71 and concord. oakland is at 69 with 64 in santa rosa. let's look ahead to today and the concern on the numbers. the far right numbers show you the record today which is 90 in san francisco, livermore at 105, concord as well at 105 fo

night to come in connecticut man thought he was being robbed, turns out a pl >>this lifeguards in newport beachusing their bare hands to handle a shark swimming in some shallow water over the weekend. you can see them while look at that grabbing the shark by the tail pulling out of the water. we're told that the shark was badly hurt had to be put down. a second shark was also captured and taken back out to sea. officials at the shark lab at cal state long beach say it's not uncommon for thresher sharks to come close to the shore this time of year. no one at the beach though was hurt. a connecticut family has quite a story to tell tonight after get this a plane crashed into their home. the scene happening late last night as that plane trying to make an approach in a nearby airport. the family was home when this all went down. they say when they heard the noise they want thinking initially that it was a plane crash. >>anyone just went on to be a lock because he thought maybe someone trying to break into his house and then he saw the ceiling falling and went to the back of the house and locked tha

joanna is in newport beach, california. a democrat. caller: i actually was a registered republican until this election. i switched my party affiliation so that i could vote in the primary. i really just want to congratulate the dnc. an excellent convention. and c-span for very good coverage. very excited about this ialsident and vice president nominee. host: what did you think of joe biden's speech? caller: i think he pulled it off. i think he did what he was supposed to do. a week from now, it is not going to be about the speaker. it is about moving our country forward. i want to thank you all and looking forward to everyone getting out about by november 3 if not sooner. host: caleb is in pine river, minnesota. republican. go ahead. -- i do have to give the democrats credit for what they did during the convention. it is a very hard time in america, but i do give them credit. i will have to admit i thought the convention was very boring from a republican standpoint. joe biden's speech proved to the fact why republicans should keep voti

. >> reporter: worshipers from at least 60 different churches stood shoulder to shoulder in newport beaching the county's mass gathering ordnance. >> people are far more afraid of losing their civil liberties in the long run than getting sick. >> reporter: but infections keep rising in several states. this week, oklahoma, pennsylvania, missouri, and connecticut all saw cases soar. >> this has to stop, and it has to stop now. >> reporter: in new jersey, new cases are setting off alarms. the governor now threatening to bring restrictions back. >> consider this as being put on notice: we will not tolerate these devil-may-care, nonchalant attitudes any longer. >> i said, "you really should on your mask." >> reporter: video from a staples store in hackensack shows a woman being thrown to the ground after asking a customer to pull up her mask. on capitol hill friday, admiral brett girior urged americans to take precautions for themselves and others. >> we cannot test our way out of this or any other pandemic. testing does not replace personal responsibility. it does not substitute for avoiding

. >> reporter: they've been forced to move here to newport beach as the standoff with authorities hasprevious week the local council along the coast put up road signs saying the event was canceled. >> you can't cancel jesus. >> reporter: they drown out police warnings and continue with the service. it is, they say, their right to do this. >> the authorities are saying don't do it. should you be abiding by what they're saying? >> i think ultimately -- and i guess it's like where you stand politically, but for us we believe as an american citizen the authority is the people. so the government -- i mean, they're meant to protect the will of the people, so when there is that tension of government power, i think people start to wonder, like, is this america still? >> reporter: it's worth pointing out this is orange county, a place where you can look around and almost believe the coronavirus has never happened. masks are few and far between, even in the shops. people here support that right to congregate. >> my opinion has always been we're in the open air. being at the beach, you've always

was a share or is it in was it your horn look at how some people in newport beach these lifeguards hailing a shark swimming in shallow water. and they used their bare hands are able to grab a 6 foot long shark by the tail. we pulled it out. and they got in the back of the truck there as you can see there and actually had been injured so they had to euthanize it was a second shark captured the director of the shark lab there a cal state long beach says it's uncommon for thresher sharks to come so close to ship to shore. this time of year. >>and speaking of this time of year we've got to get through this heat wave, and it's just been wow unbearable john for the next few days, but it looks like there's a little light at the end of the tunnel, the end of the week, yeah, little light because temperatures are backing off the triple digits at least 90's have never sounded so never sounded so cool. >>that's it for now see you back here tomorrow have a great day. - - today on "dr. phil." he lost their entire million-dollar retirement fund. some of it on women. - women he met online, but never in pe

. >>> hundreds of people crowd newport beach in southern california for a masked religious service. ♪> the crowd protested covid-19 restrictions and stay-at-home orders yesterday. they were not wearing masks and social distancing. instead they sang and hung out at the beach and right there you see them doing baptisms in the ocean. >> god gave me the word for covid instead of covid-19 christ overcoming victory and disease psalm 19. that's what i believe. covid. if you have issues, then stay home. but, you know what, there are thousands of protesters, they didn't have masks on. so, we're protesting for jesus. >> police were watching the ceremony admitting their ability to stop it was limited. >>> education is a major part of building a better bay area, especially right now as students are returning to school. many school districts are starting off the year with distance learning because of covid-19 and today san francisco's board of education is expected to ratify a deal that the school district made with the teacher's union. the teachers signed off on it yesterday and guarantees at lea

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

. >>> hundreds of people crowded newport beach in southern california for a religious service. ♪ >> thestrictions and stay-at-home orders yesterday. you can see they were not wearing masks and not social distancing. they sang, hung out on the beach and performed baptisms in the water. >> god gave me the word for covid. christ overcoming victory and disease psalm 19. you know what, that's what i believe. covid, yes, if you have a cissu stay home. but thousands of protesters. they didn't have masks on. we're protesting for jesus. >> police watched over the ceremony admitting their ability to stop it was limited. >>> education is a major part of building a better bay area, especially right now as students are returning to school. many school districts are starting off the year with distance learning because of covid-19. and today san francisco's board of education is expected to radify a deal that the school district made with the teacher's union. teachers signed off on it yesterday and guarantees at least two hours of live online instruction every day. teachers will get additional trainin

angeles springing into action when a six-foot shark -- take a look at this -- came near the shore in newport beachthe shark with their bare hands just dragging it out onto the sand and delivering it to animal control. apparently another baby shark was also found on the shore nearby. a lifeguard says both baby sharks were injured. put that in the category of don't try this at home. leave it to the professionals. >> yeah, is that what the recommended move is, grab the shark? >> well, they were trying to protect the swimmers in this case. >> i don't know that i would grab the shark ever. that seems scary for me. >>> moving on now we start this half hour with a look at the rise in power of a key voting bloc, black women playing a crucial role in securing the selection of kamala harris as joe biden's running mate. abc's janai norman takes a look at their influence. good morning, janai. >> reporter: yeah, hey, ava. joe biden said that he'd pick a woman and seeing kamala harris announced as his vp pick was a big win for a small determined group of women pushing to see a black woman on the ticket. >> for

>> he learned that from his dad, who this month received a lifetime achievement award from the newport beachtelling everyone how you've become this living legend. >> the clip was the sweetest thing. i couldn't think of a more deserving guy. he is just -- he has led with such grace. so for me it was a master class alongside him over these past six years. >> together they found the heart in a seemingly silly show. through intricately crafted and charming characters. >> do you remember the last time you and i chaired an event? the teenage rosecea ball. >> everybodyn this cast is an extraordinary comedian. >> david, do you take -- with aet ofas sort o eyebrows that sort of do the work for me. but, you know, it is a testament to the quality of the acting and the actors, because it's very comedy and drama. >> hey -- >> the hair, makeup and costume teams behind those outlandish looks are all up for emmys too. >> the idea that our show gets 15 emmy nominations an north pole of us can actually go to the emmys is definitely a story line that i would have written for moira. >> what is your favorite sea

sophie long, bbc news, newport beach.rs when theyjoined the war effort after their father was taken prisoner by the japenese, but after signing the official secrets act, it would be decades before they'd learn the roles each other played in the allies' success. now, as they prepare to mark the 75th anniversary of vj day tomorrow, they've been sharing their remarkable story with breakfast‘s graham satchell. sisters pat and jean are 97 and 95. the medals on theirjackets testament to a wartime past they kept secret, even from each other. the very first thing we all did on the course was sign the official secrets act, which is really quite fierce, and says, you know, if you betray the secrets, the ultimate penalty is death. so, you know, better be careful. i never knew what you were doing. it was years after the war when i got around to saying, "by the wayjean, what were you doing in cairo?" and she told me, and said, "what were you doing?" and i told her. but it was long after the war, wasn't it? years later. yes, years late

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