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every year, close to 70,000 people are processed through the five facilities that make up the orange county jail in southern california. most have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, charged with everything from minor infractions to murder. some will be released or bailed out within hours. others will call the jail home until their cases are resolved in court, a process that can take years. one inmate facing such a prospect is daniel wozniak, who prior to his arrest, could be found performing as an actor on the stages of various orange county play houses. >> i want people to know i'm a good guy. i'm easy going. i enjoy long walks on the beach. i'm an aries. i just want people to know that no matter what throughout all of this, i'm really a good guy. almost everyone in my life will say so. >> what i know of wozniak is he's in custody for a double murder. a beheading was involved as well as dismemberment. >> wozniak has entered a not guilty plea in a case that made headlines in orange county. he's alleged to have murdered two friends in order to steal money out of their bank accounts.

future voting committee in the unclassified briefing but i asked him the direct question from orange county california i am responsible for some of the most competitive congressional races in the entire country right here in our county in a few months. so what is the likelihood now that what the bad actors did in 16 to repeat that same action or are there new action ? he didn't even hesitate to say they are targeting congressional races. the you heard that from the previous panel. we have a ways to go but i am looking forward to it. >> on that chilling out, to to pose a series of questions to the panel and let them respond and then take questions at the end. now that we know about the plans and intentions, what are ways to protect against such threats using the laws and regulations and discretion they might have that currently exist? what tools do they have at this time to take action to shore up the election system? >> she just said are either of you lawyers? that is the response. [laughter] but as a security expert. [laughter] i have a good deal of thought of this as a law professor as we

logan's right is neil kelly who is the registrar of voters for orange county, california, the fifth largest voting jurisdiction in the united states serving more than 1.5 million registered voters. mr. kelly has led that office through the largest cycle of elections in the county's 129- year history. and he's the past president of the national and california associations of elections officials. and one thing that makes me particularly proud to be up here with these three panelists is that they have been deeply involved and shown great leadership and are incredibly well regarded in the election verification community amongst people who have been studying and following election security issues. and they're incredibly well versed but also incredibly well respected. and most importantly for our purposes, incredibly thoughtful about the issues that are facing us and the challenges that are facing us. so what we're going to talk about today are legal and policy solutions to election systems vulnerabilities. so we've heard a little bit about active measures. if we can go down a credible rabbit hol

orange county, most of cities we came from, someone -- orange county, all are with you. you know what? people that i got all these emails, mostly positive. actually came out 57% are against us. so 4 sanctuary state, 41% against sanctuary state i don't think that pole something get, what we get, we got mostly positive ones. >> right. >> you've done a great job, michelle. we appreciate it. fantastic job. sheriff? >> mr. president, thank you for having us. first of all, thank you for being a defender of the rule of law and for your overwhelming support of public safety and standing with the men and women who put their lives on the line every day. that's just tremendous. the great part about being last, there is not much else to say. [laughter]. >> no. >> i won't in interest of time out of respect for your time, i will add one point, this is something we had conversations with director homan and attorney general sessions, that is the detainer issue. for the sheriffs that is a real problem with us. federal court said honoring detainers that is violation of fourth amendment. t

orange county has become known as the recap riviera. so hr5724 is just being introduced, and we would like help with that. because local control is being attacked from sacramento every single day. and that is one other issue. okay. thank you. all right. thank you. i appreciate that. >> steve miller, would you like to say something? >> just what an honor it is to be able to work for a president who has the backs of our law enforcement officers. everything you're doing every day is saving so many lives all across this country and it's an endless opportunity to be a part of it. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, mr. president. it's an honor to be here. i'm representing the largest county here today. san diego county. i have 3.5 million constituents that i'm responsible for their public safety. if you look around this room, your tiny but mighty team, this is what governor brown classifies as low life politicians. well, here we are. you've heard about the problems. you've heard about the statistics. and i could have thought of

orange county has been surging. the poll numbers coming in are quite considerable and for mid i formidable. that is something the republicans can count on. john has been endorsed by the president with positive comments about him. this will be a interesting race to watch. you have john cox trying to surge. i think it will be more fascinating then we're accustomed to in california. >> marie, pelosi's comments about crumbs may of surged in certain places but if you fight for the majority in places like orange county it's not helpful. the sanctuary area of orange county isn't blue yet. it's red and orangeish. >> yes. orange county isn't representative in the larger part of california. i think her comments play well in other parts of the state. the democratic party is running candidates that match the districts. nancy pelosi is popular in some districts and raises money but not in others. there are a lot of conner lambs running and raising money. they're not parroting what nancy pelosi says. i think it will be interestin

when it comes to the ring of security i will use orange county as the example. what we have done in the last couple months to protect her election infrastructure. physical surveys were done with dhs and the fbi and our local law enforcement partners. county campus security is pretty good. but the level of security were talking about for physical security is much more enhanced over was a year and half ago. we put improvements in place and establish partnerships with federal state and law-enforcement agencies. i take issue with some of the things in the media regarded with this all start. both dean and i were contacted in the spring of 2016 by federal law-enforcement related to several attempted intrusions. that has been going on for some time. administrative technical and physical controls. internal playbooks and communication plans and finally, we are going to be conducting a pilot risk audit in june that we hope to use as a demonstration to the state that this is the direction we should be going. there is work right now on a billing california that woodmere colo

fuel your hustle. >> this is the city of orange, california, in the county of orange, california.h of it is a small town stuck in time. there's a university, a zoo, cute local businesses. and a police department that doesn't have to deal with a lot of violent crime. after all, the happiest place on earth is just down the street. but in may 2013, detective joey ramirez was far from happy. he had a lot of ground to cover and a strong sense that time was against him as he tried to figure out what had happened to maribel ramos. she just vanished? >> yes. >> how often does that kind of thing happen? >> it doesn't happen often. >> ramires started by investigating the men in maribel's life. it turned out there were a few of them. >> did you know she was doing online dating? did she talk about that? >> yeah, she did. >> maribel sometimes met guys through a website called plenty of fish. that's how she found paul lopez. they had been dating for a few months, and paul had even joined her weekly softball game. lopez was the last person maribel talked to on the phone. now police wanted to tal

among them is the mayor of los alamitos and an orange county supervisor. both recently voted to exempt themselves from the state's sanctuary policies which limits cooperation between law enforcement and i.c.e. the sheriff's of stanislaus and fresno counties will also attend the meeting. president trump wants to talk to the leaders about immigration. >>> alameda county's controversial gun store ordinance is here to stay. the supreme court upheld a federal appeals court ruling that said that the second amendment protects the right to keep and bear arms but not the right to sell them. new gun stores are banned in unincorporated areas of the county within 500 feet of a residential neighborhood, school or daycare center. critics claim that the ordinance violates the rights of prospective gun owners. >>> hundreds of terminally ill patients are in limbo after a judge overturned california's controversial "end of life option act" on a technicality. the law allowed patients with less than 6 months to live an option to request euthanasia drugs from their doctors. a j

in addition to the four murders in santa barbara county, he's been charged with four murders in orange county. two in ventura county. two more in sacramento county. deangelo was arrested last month. investigators say he's also connected to at least 50 rapes across california. >>> there's a new information about a san francisco police officer who is accused of racial discrimination. we've learned that the officer is no longer working for the department. but it's not clear if he was fired or if he quit. police told us it's a personal matter. the officer and the -- emigrated from afghanistan and is muslim. he filed a complaint accusing fellow officers of harassment because of his background and faith. now, this week, questions about his credibility service after it was revealed that he had faced allegations in napa of impersonating a cia agent to impress a woman. >>> 4:04. investigation after a south central physical teacher was arrested for allegedly having inappropriate in her actions with teach -- students. he's identified as joseph toy a teacher at westboro middle school. police say they beg

the orange county bomb technicians and the fbi are among the agencies looking through the debris. >>> officials are trying to figure out what caused a computer outage. it includes summit medical center where patients were effective for second straight day. the problem is affecting internal communications and electronic health records. it also led to the cancellation of many surgeries and other procedures. >>> california's attorney general says she will appeal the ruling of the right to die law. a judge in riverside county throughout the law yesterday saying the state legislature violated the state constitution when it passed the law. the law allows the terminally ill patient to request liese -- life ending medication from their doctor. it was enacted in part because of britney minard, a bay area woman who had a terminal illness. she went to oregon so she could legally end her life there. her widower tells ktvu she is not -- he is not giving up the fight. >>> a man accused of torturing and abusing his ten children is now talking about the allegations. >> investigators say the children

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the fbi is joining the orange county sheriff's department in this investigation. >> you have probably done it reached to the back of the cooler to buy the milk with the latest expiration date. but buyer beware. consumerwatch reporter julie watts says the milk days may be misleading. >>> reporter: you might call alex a milk connoisseur. he drinks a lot of milk to settle his stomach as a cancer survivor. he says the milk he is buying has spoiling early. >> it went bad a week before the expiration date. it started to curdle. >> reporter: it happens four times. >> smells like cheese. that's gross. >> reporter: so we decided to investigate putting alex's milk to the test. our first stop, his neighborhood lucky's where we stocked up on sunny side farms alex's brand. then we bought the same sunny side farms brand at a different supermarket, not hill foods. we also picked up a control milk there, different brand, same store, packing each gallon into a cooler of ice, delivering the samples to a laboratory to be tested. meanwhile, back at the station, we recruited newsroom staffers for three bl

when you are down to places like orange county, orno fr it's very much split.o, it may be arm short- political issue for the republican party locally. it's not going help them statewide, especially john doco or travis allen. >> those are the two republican candidatefor governor. u brought up daca, scott, i want to askt you abat as well, because we have congressman jeff denim, he is leadi f thetunate to force a immigration -- he is leading a movement to force a vote i'm gra -- a vote on immigration. >> we have talked to him, they have always had this ability. it speaks to concern, and frustration on both sidese of aisle, of how little, i mean, not just obviously under ump, but has been done around immigration. it's a top of mind issue again this year. so, i think that, that is sort of the,s t desire to in a way play both sides. hthey are going to come od against the sanctuary states and push a dreamer thing. to scott's point about the sort of political expediency of this, if you are in denim's district, it will py be a good bet. in orange county, it may be a goo

one man tweeted the orange county department of education saying are you aware that your student record technician is wishing school shootings on the children of dana lash? should she really be working in education if she's promoting school shootings? at kpix 5's affiliate in los angeles tried speaking with the record technician but no one answered the door at the apartment associated with her name. the oc department of education couldn't within information the name but did say a -- melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> and the department responded saying, quote, we condemn any comments that would endorse violence or otherwise exploit this national tragedy. >>> take a look at this video out of north carolina this morning. heavy rainfall caused a section of a highway to crack and erode. creating what looks like a mini water fall. people living nearby are being asked to avoid that area. for good reason. >> don't take that street. >> makes our weather look pretty mild. >>> it does. yesterday was kind of chilly for some people and there were a few flight delays, got in late. >> yeah. >> running on like

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the enclosed fresno county, stanislaus, orange and san diego counties. some of those areas have filed legal briefs supporting the trump administration's lawsuit to strike down california's sanctuary laws. the white house meeting is set for 12:15 pm our time. >>> the trump administration and california are at odds over the daca program. the 9th circuit court of appeals, which is based in san francisco, heard the case yesterday. a justice department attorney explained why the trump administration wants to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. it protects 700,000. -- undocumented immigrants brought into the country illegally as children. a judge blocked the administration's decision to phase out daca. the ninth circuit court will issue a written decision at a later date. they expect daca will eventually be decided by the supreme court, which told the appellate court to proceed expeditiously with the case. >>> the planned summit leader with -- summit meeting with north korea may be falling apart. north korea threatens to walk away from that

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according to the orange county register, law enforcement officials will decide whether he'll be prosecuted in multiple trials, various counties, or the case will be consolidateed into a single trial. so far he's been charged with eight murders in sacramento, orange, ventura and santa barbara counties. joseph james deangelo is scheduled to return to court in sacramento on monday. >>> happening today we're expecting an update on wildfire clean up efforts in the north bay. officials will be in santa rosa to discuss the progress. it has been seven months since the fires killed dozens of people and destroyed more than 8,000 buildings. recovery efforts are in full swing now and crews finally cleared the debris from the last fire lot in coffee park on friday. >>> a smoej high schoan jose hi opening normal. >> paramedics took six people to the hospital. matt keller is live for us at oak grove high school. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. class starts in less than an hour here at oak grove but you wonder if some students are just going stay home from school today. >> sitting on the gr

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orange county bomb technicians and the fbi are investigating going through the debris. >>> this is a creepy story. new vivid a home intruder in utah caught on a baby web cam watching as the suspect walks around the couple's bedroom with their son asleep in the corner there. the man noticed something was wrong when he woke up to find his bedroom door open. then he noticed and decided to check the nanny cam, spotted the intrude erection posing himself to them with a cell phone in hand. police are now investigating. the family just installed the nanny cam a month ago and are worried that the man have broken in before and didn't even know it. >> wow. >>> the monterey sheriff's department devoid a poppy field in moss landing. they destroyed 27,000 plants still in the field. and 16,000 more harvested plants. they say that operation was capable of producing four pounds of heroin. so far no arrests have been made. >>> a popular monterey county beach is off limits to swimmers after the county health department found high levels of bacteria contamination at lover's point beach in pacific grove

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as a supervisor in orange county public safety comes first.he end of april we have 338 criminal illegals were released on the streets. we are talking about we can't hand them to ice. ice will decide to deport them and whatever they do. so we are cleaning out our streets but 338 on the streets and in california we have a stat that 66% of these criminals actually they get convicted again within three years, period. means that we have criminals on the street. it is very much public safety and, you know, we cannot really jeopardize that. >> sandra: it seems like you're very happy with the way things went in that meeting yesterday. we'll see what change comes from that. thank you. >> bill: 20 minutes past. getting ready for a high-level meeting on the white house. on the line american's economy and how team trump builds better trade. one of the administration's most pressing issues, the u.s. and china. charles payne stops by next. oh, sorry i'm late, sir. when you said you were at the doctor, but your shirt says you were at a steakhouse... that's w

charged with killing eight people four in orange county, two in ventura county, and two in sacramento kenny. it's not been decided whether he will be prosecuted in separate trials in the varies counties or in one single consolidated traffic d'angelo is suspected of killing at least 12 people across california raping at least 45 and burglarizing hundreds of homes in a crime wave beginning in 1974. his next court appearance is monday. he has not yet entered a plea. >>> 4:39. later today, injured elephant seal pups that were nursed back to health will be set free in the pacific ocean. marine mammal center gave us these photos of seals and sea lions that have been recovered. the center will release them at point raise national seashore. vets see more cases of injured seal pups as they interact with beachgoers. seal pups are very vulnerable because they are young and they can easily be separated from their mothers. so far this year, the center has released more than 70 seals and sea lions back into the wild. >>> we do have some new information about a dead whale spotted near the bay bridge

then the orange county board of supervisors voted to support the federal lawsuit against california. some groups are urging placer county to take a vote on the issue, as well. the state law restricts local and state police agencies from working with i.c.e. on immigration enforcement. >> there's about 25 ways that they are limited in communicating with the federal government. >> they are mimicking the words of donald trump calling them rapists, criminals, drug dealers, when in fact illegal immigrants contribute to our economy. >> the placer county board of supervisors plans to discuss this issue later this month. >>> now to a case of highlighted immigration in california. the jose inez garcia zarate trial. he was acquitted of the murder of pleasanton native kate steinle this year. but zarate is still facing charges. two counts of being an ex- felon in possession of a firearm and an undocumented person in charge of a gun. a judge now says he is skeptical of zarate's claim that the charge is vindictive. >>> time now 6:09. when bart riders can expect a second batch of new train cars on th

(vicki) in orange county.an off-duty police officer is under fire -- for pulling his gun on a customer he áthoughtá was stealing a pack clouds. (vicki) in orange county. an off-duty police officer is under fire -- for pulling his gun on a customer he áthoughtá was stealing a pack of mentos the incident was caught on a convenience store surveillance camera... you can see jose arreola paying for his candy. however as this off duty cop walks into this off duty cop walks into the store... he witnesses arreola putting the mentos in his pocket...promting the officer to pull out his gun. after a brief dispute... the store clerk convinced the officer that the suspect was innocent.. arreola feels the tense moments...were fueled by the officer's lack of respect for him.(sot) (sot)him.(sot) the arreola's say the city of buena park would not tell them the name of the officer. but that they hope to figure out a settlement out of court. coming upin the city of santa rosa, they have a slight problem. well saying slight probl

they include fresno county sheriff margaret nims and officials from orange and san diego counties. some of the areas filed legal briefs supporting the lawsuit to strike down california's sanctuary laws. the meeting is set to happen at 12:15 our time. >>> the time is 7:08. ahead, new charges for a mother from fairfield accused of abusing her ten children. this comes as we sit down with the father who is in jail. he says their family is being manipulated and framed by the police. >> reporter: will it happen or not? now some second thoughts it sounds like from north korean leader kim jong-un about the proposed summit with president trump. i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have more on the last- minute issues just ahead. >>> good morning. we still have a lot going on this morning. a couple of unusual things that will make you late if you're not compared, including a bigger than usual backup at the bay bridge. >>> well, some morning thunderstorm activity towards fairfield, cordelia, lake berryessa. maybe green valley as well. they are heading into napa county now. to california sc

the top two republican candidates are sending be spent john cox and orange county citizen. despite getting compassionate speeches, neither got the party's endorsement. >> it's republican state is as evenly split as they are now, you will see two democrats emerge in the primary. some people are are great that could have driven his impact on the turnout in the fall. >> both candidates are expected to move forward without the endorsement. cox released a statement saying he still believes he is the best to take on the democratic front-runner. >>> and anti-trump mural in southern california is making waves across the country. is president trump with his head on a spear. the colorful mural surrounds a public charter school in chula vista. the artist is a woman who claims that the charter school approved the girl before it was painted. reviews are mixed. >> they need to take it down. they should take it down and draw something more positive. i understand that they don't like trump, but that is not the way to show it. >> it means a lot to the artist who created it. i view this as f

. >> reporter: at least 35 jurisdictions including san diego and orange counties have come out against the state sanctuary law which limits law enforcement with officials. the latest city hampered california joining the list with a unanimous city council vote tuesday night. >> we have cartels active here and other criminal organizations active here. >> reporter: in a tweet wednesday, governor jerry brown responding to the roundtable saying at real donald trump is lying about immigration, lying about crime is that blig the laws of california. flying in a dozen republican politicians to flatter him and praise his reckless policies changes nothing. as the sanctuary debate continues to play out, abc news has learned the trump administration is considering separating children picked up crossing the bored he illegally with their families and possibly housing them at military bases. abc news, los angeles. >> for her part, may o'schaaf said she is be letting the president's message distract her. she said spent the day presenting our vision to make college a reality for every child. now on to d

micro needling to help build collagen and prevent wrinkles in the comfort of her dining room in orange county, california. >> reporter: what you like best about getting the service? >> just the privacy of being in your own home as well as having the doctor right here that you can have a conversation with. you can ask questions. >> tommy immediately if it hurts. >> reporter: she calls on the services of this doctor, a con sears physician who specializes in cosmetic procedures. his office is his medical bag, he travels miles to deliver minimally invasive procedures right to his clients home. >> botox, fillers, micro needling. i do injectables for double chin treatments. >> reporter: a visit from a private doctor can run thousands of dollars but spas and physicians are offering quick procedures at prices comparable to visiting an office and it's not just for the rich and famous. >> 20-25% or the hollywood celebrity types and then the rest are just regular normal patients. >> reporter: justine is a nurse from los angeles and so she can get botox into since within her budget. >> it is hard to driv

deangelo is accused of crimes from orange county to ventura, santa barbara to sacramento. he faces murder charges in all four counties. and now the decision on where to try him and if he faces the death penalty for now are up in the air. >> do you charge him all at once with everything? how does that factor in? >> actually, it's not a difficult decision because, first, you look at what's in the best interests of the victims and their loved ones and then the people of the state of california and you also filter into that judicial economy. all four district attorneys who are going to be here today are very capable of handling this days. it's just what's in the best interests of the things i mentioned. >> right. and death penalty obviously on the table. will there be a decision on that shortly? >> well, every district attorney is going to have a process. we all have processes. so that decision hasn't been made yet. and we have to let the process work out the way it's going to work out, which is going through that and then having discussions and ultimately coming to a conclusio

in a sacramento county jail, but also faces murder charges in santa barbara county as well as orange countynd ventura county. he's as you cooed ccuses of kil people. >>> parents reeling tonight after the arrest of a longtime school middle teacher. south san francisco unified posted a letter to the parents on their website informing them that a teacher has been accuses of sex crimes with some of the students. the investigation began last month after several reports involving 39-year-old joseph toy. he's a teacher at westborough middle school, and he's accused of having inappropriate relations with a student during school hours. police arrested him this morning. toy has been on administrative leave since april 25th. >>> get ready for some heavy traffic at sjc tomorrow. it's expecting a record number of travelers tomorrow, through the weekend. here's why. mother's day, graduations, and the google ios conference is wrapping up. security checkpoints will be open early beginning tomorrow morning in both terminals. your best bet, get to the airport two hours before your flight. >>> what went wrong

. >> reporter: at least 35 jurisdictions including san diego and orange counties have come out against the state sanctuary law which limits law enforcement with officials. the latest city hampered california joining the list with a unanimous city council vote tuesday night. >> we have cartels active here and other criminal organizations active here. >> reporter: in a tweet wednesday, governor jerry brown responding to the roundtable saying at real donald trump is lying about immigration, lying about crime is that blig the laws of california. flying in a dozen republican politicians to flatter him and praise his reckless policies changes nothing. as the sanctuary debate continues to play out, abc news has learned the trump administration is considering separating children picked up crossing the bored he illegally with their families and possibly housing them at military bases. abc news, los angeles. >> for her part, may o'schaaf said she is be letting the president's message distract her. she said spent the day presenting our vision to make college a reality for every child. now on to d

.>>> new video shows the aftermath of a deadly explosion that happened around 1:30 pm in orange county. you can see the debris. one person is dead and three people were injured. children from a preschool were evacuated and firefighters held their hands. a bomb squad is investigating. >>> and you could call this guy a not so smooth criminal. he busted out the robot after breaking into this business. his 15 minutes of fame could earn him some time behind bars. he was quickly arrested. >>> authorities in monterey county have discovered a poppy field in moss landing. authorities destroyed more than 25,000 plants last weekend. they say that this would be about 13 pounds of raw opium. had it not been found, it could have produced at least four pounds of heroin a year.>>> new baby hocks flying from -- these little birds were rescued about two weeks ago after their parents would not engage with them. a volunteer offered to fly them and take them to the pacific wildlife care, where an adult mother is fostering them.>>> an adorable edition is about to join the oakland zoo. we're talking about a