you talk about "housewives of orange county." she could have been on the show. she wrapped him around her finger. >> reporter: she had it all, waterfront home, fancy cars, millionaire boyfriend. quite the life until -- >> the shots were in sets of two. he saw his attacker. >> reporter: her lover gunned down. who wanted him dead? >> she wouldn't have done it because there was no financial gain for her in this. >> reporter: what about her secret friend, the former nfl linebacker? you lied to them. >> i did. >> reporter: the mystery was unsolved. then came a prosecutor who took on big waves and cold cases. could he find the key to this one. >> this isn't just a motive. it's a motive on steroids. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." a gated community, a glamorous setting where the wealthy residents could feel safe, but it was not safe for one millionaire murdered in his waterfront house. police had suspects, but the evidence was only circumstantial and the case grew cold. turned out the key to the mystery, or, rather, two keys, were right there at the front door. he

. >> reporter: she did her own digging, tracked her down to a hotel in orange county, where the trail. her clothes were there but she wasn't. again, she called the police. >> and they said, oh, that happens, sometimes prostitutes work circuits. >> reporter: prostitutes? >> first i was, okay, no, that can't be. >> reporter: then the truth came crashing down, undeniable. quinna had missed a scheduled court date in santa ana for a prostitution charge. wait a minute, you talked with her every day, texted her all the time in. >> exactly. >> reporter: and you knew nothing of this secret life? >> no, nothing. >> reporter: what does it feel like to hear that in. >> heart breaking. >> reporter: when she heard kathy's story, detective trapp began to think she was on to something. then she discovered that just two-and-a-half weeks after quinna disappeared, there was another one, josephine monique vargas. >> she had a beautiful personality. they used to call her giggles because she always made people laugh. >> reporter: josephine's mother priscilla had been on the local news searching for her dau

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orange county center here that you'll have. i was visited earlier. through.e going guard did a great job. we also have some of the folks procured in as terms of nurses and medical technicians who are working on a contract basis. these people are from other parts of florida. some from other states. and they're here to be able to us with the needs here going forward. at lso have testing site hard rock stadium in miami-dade county. enough as we have collection swabs, we'll probably open up one at the marlins in miami-dade. duval county has a test site at he jacksonville jaguars stadium. it's run very well. and then broward memorial conjunction with the florida national guard and my office. week, and hat last it's been doing about 700 to 750 swabs a day. that's very, very important for folks down in broward who community ve seen spread there, but then now we also have people flying in and think that's going to exacerbate it. so it's really important to be the people, ify have them isolate, and try to blunt the spread of this thing. finally, we have a tes

we have this orange county center here. people are going through. we also had some of the folks that they have procured in terms of nurses and medical technicians who were working on a contract basis. some of these people are from other parts of florida and some from other states. they are here to help us with the needs here going forward. we also have testing cited at hard rock stadium and miami-dade county. as soon as we get enough collection swabs we will open one up at the marlins ballpark down in miami-dade. duvall county has a test site at the jacksonville stadium. and then broward memorial testing site in conjunction with the florida national guard. we open that last week and it has been doing about 700 to 750 swabs a day. that is very important for folks we have seenrd who community spread there. but now we also have people flying in and we think that that is going to exacerbate it. it is really important to be able to identify to people and have them self-isolate and try to blunt the spread of this thing. and then finally we have a test sit

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the luxury shopping mall again is in orange county. city of santa monica issued an executive order today to temporarily close the santa monica pier to the public is part of its local proclamation reacting to the virus. the peer corporation said it fully supports the closure for public health reasons officials say the city's team is closely monitoring the cdc state and county health department guidance to determine when and if it can reopen in short order. >>even the most of the bay area is shut down because of the coronavirus there are still a few places that are open as they are considered essential businesses kron four's maureen kelly shows us what it looks like on the peninsula. everyone's got to eat. >>a worker does his best to let drivers know on el camino real now that the millbrae pancake house a fixture since the eisenhower administration is still open for business. i thought to comply with the public health order they've thrown together a makeshift dry through the first car that drove through this morning, everybody cheered an

as a result of that, he received thousands of acres of land and what is now orange county. so ambrose and francis madison are living in king and queen county. they send overseers and slaves in the early 1720's to clear the virgin forest and plant tobacco. the planting and cultivation of tobacco by the labor of people they held in slavery will be the way the madison's made their livelihood for the next multiple generations until the time of the civil war. so ambrose and francis themselves do not move to montpelier until some 10 years later. they establish a homesite near what is now the madison family cemetery, and they call their place mount pleasant. they eventually build a little house. it is a form called the planters cottage. it is considered today to be very modest, but it is the kind of house a planter family moving from the tidewater to the piedmont in the 1730's would have built. it is a story and a half. i will talk about the form later. the grandparents set up shop at mount pleasant near the family cemetery in the early 1730's. within six months of their settling,

here in orange county everyone has been able to vote. not the case everywhere else in california. >> we might be waiting a while before final numbers out of california. thank you. let's bring in my panel. the president of the color of change. a racial justice group. republican strategist and political analyst. who keeps the same schedule i do. democratic strategist and senior adviser to clintons to 16 campaign. and senior political analyst. senior writer at rolling stone. and former white house aide during obama. welcome to you all. i hope you had your version of wheatties and a nap. i want to ask about the one thing i haven't talked about. the quick mention of american somoa. bloomberg didn't make the 15% threshold in most states. however else you want to evaluate the night this has been a flop nor bloomberg. when is he out of the race? >> it seems like he's remaining defiant. it seems like from the earlier rhetoric he wants to fight on and continue to press his millions into the race. it seems like elizabeth warren though she did consi

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orange county is home to more than 3 million people so all eyes will be on orange county and the san francisco area to see if people actually obey these new orders. nick walsh, cnn, los angeles. >>> live to hong kong now. dr. john nichols is there with us. professor, doctor, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> reporting right now, there's a lot of reporting out there that ibuprofen, whether or not it should be used to relieve the symptoms of covid-19. the french health minister tweeted taking anti-inflammatory drugs could be an aggravating factor of the virus. a patient who is tweeting daily about what he was going through got quite the following. the motrin which is another version of the ibuprofen made me feel worse. the inhaler made me feel worse. is this anecdotal evidence? nothing imperial to back it up. >> this is one of these stories which spread faster than the virus. it's based on anecdotal, things spreading by whatsapp mainly. it's referring to a recent paper which was published in the medical journals which seemed to imply some medications might increase the rece

naivive lauagege] [rhem speakg french announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation. [applause] michael mcfaul: hello, everyone. gloria duffy: joining us this evening is former ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul. he is a longtime scholar of russia and the other former soviet states. he studied at stanford and then at oxford as a rhodes scholar. he was deeply committed to bringing about democratic change in the soviet union as it crumbled in the early 1990s. he worked with the u.s. national democratic institute and democratic parties and groups in russia on election strategy and political reform during the time when it seemed possible that russia would become a more that russia would become a more democratic society. he was

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in the case of orange county, if that were to happen, the orange county health department could stepents to other facilities that weren't as severely impacted. >> dr. bailey, thank you so much. dr. charles bailey joining us from st. joseph's hospital. we really appreciate your information there. >> i appreciate the opportunity, brianna. thank you very much. >>> world health officials just moments ago saying they're seeing an alarming level of inaction around the world. is the u.s. behind on slowing this outbreak here? >>> plus, i'll be speaking live with a former governor on what it takes to make a life-and-death decision on whether to lock down a city. stand by for that. yes. yes. yeah sure. yes yes. yeah, yeah no problem. yes. yes, yes a thousand times yes! discover. accepted at over 95% of places in the u.s. $$9.95? no way.? $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell

and late in the day a pretty stunning anounsment from orange county. orange county home to nearly 3 million people, just south of los angeles. they just announced they are banning all public and private gatherings, no matter how many people are at them. they are telling everybody to stay six feet away from anybody who is not a family member. so all eyes will be on california, on orange county and on san francisco to see if people really do obey these new measures to try and keep us all apart. chris? >> all right, nick watt. thank you very much. appreciate the storytelling here, keeping us up to date. what an interesting question we're facing, huh? do you care enough about anybody else to do what you're being asked to do. i'll remind you, you see it all over the internet. a generation ago people lined up, lied up about their age, lied about their health, in order to serve this country and go aaway to tell for years to dpiet i awor fight a world war, never knowing if they're coming home. you're being asked to sit home and sit on a couch, which most of us

the county where i live is orange county which is chapel hill and hillsboro. there is a narrow strip of durham county connecting to 80% of the people in wake county. my district is known as a diverse and growing district economically, demographically. we like to say the new south.

orange county, the idea that orange county would be like a swing area, even student democratic votes the bread basket of the republican -- the west coast republican revival. that's reagan republicans. the nixon presidential library and everything that came thereafter. and the idea that the democrats, in very recent years, have been able to turn -- to flip orange county congressional seats. >> there's coffee places there now. >> i know. i mean it is -- it's a reminder that things change. it's a story about changing demographics and the importance of immigration and minority communities and internal mobility in this country. but it's also the story of what the democratic party has done in very recent years to try to make themselves a big-tent party in places that can speak to changing demographics in places like orange county, california. i mean it is just -- i mean it's sometimes good to step back and take the longer lens on things. >> robert gibbs, take the longer lens. what are we witnessing? >> well, there are a thousand data points tonight on how this shift has happened. i'll give

he is asked to order a rapid retreat into orange county. so we get to the middle of november, and we are where we were at the middle of september. meade rebuilds the railroad bridge. brings the railroad into culpepper. but noew he's under enormous pressure. he knows time is running out. winter's coming on. elections have already happened. doesn't have to worry about that anymore. and so, there's an expectation of offensive. and meade, having studied this problem two months ago in september, is ready to make a decision. he knows he can't go around where he's left. he is going to go right. he's going to cross the river at jacobs ford through culpepper mine ford. he's going to swing around to the west. he's going to bring his columns and try to destroy yule's corps before ap hills'c corps which is 20 miles away on the far end of lee's line can come over to reinforce. a chance to destroy the rebel army in detail. you have to move fast. speed her is of the essence. unfortunately for meade, he tries to launch the offensive but there's rain. and t

cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. " wehis year for "bioneeeers did what we could to bring those visionaries, artists and activists who had the greatest influence on us, whom we look up to the most and whose work has continued to grow and evolve over time. there is no one who inspires me, challenges me, and whose example strengthens my courage more than the incredible playwright, author and women's rights activists, eve ensler. [applause] >>

announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation. 03/16/20 03/16/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> the first thing we have got to do is to shut this president up right now. he is undermining the doctors and scientists who are trying to help the american people. it is unacceptable for him to be blabbering with unfactual information, which is confusing the general public. >> we have to do testing. we have to get the testing kits up and running. i would take advantage of the rl

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announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation. ruth: good evening and welcome to today's meeting of the commonwealth club, the place where you're in the know. i'm dr. ruth shapiro, founder and chief executive of the center for asian philanthropy and society and d member of the commonwealth club's board of governors and your moderator for tonight. now it's my great pleasure to introduce today's distinguished speaker, dr. muhammad yunus, winner of the 2006 nobel peace prize, founder of grgrameen bank, and author of the new bobook, "a world of thre zeroes: the new economics of zero poverty, zero unemployment, and zero net carbon." please welcome dr. muhammad yunus. muhammad: thank you. thank you. thank you.

today's hearing topic, the ongoing battle against hate, is really personal for my community in orange county. according to the san diego county sheriff's department, the shooter posted an anti-semitic message on 8chan before he went on his rampage. and samuel woodward, the man accused of killing 19-year-old blaze bernstein in lake forest was a member of a neonazi group. investigations found that woodward openly described himself as a nazi. i want to take a few minutes to focus on the role of social media in online chat rooms and messaging applications and their potential use as a platform for white supremacists to spread hate. did social media play a role in the planning or execution of the attack at the tree of life synagogue? >> unfortunately i can't answer that question. that case is still under prosecution, and i've made an agreement not to talk about anything about the shooter himts. >> i appreciate your professionalism. mr. greenblatt, at a more general level, could you comment on what the research might tell us about how white supremacists are using the internet and social media today

temporary closure, disneyland resort will donate its excess food to second harvest food bank of orange county. with news about the coronavirus changing by the minute, we are posting a roundup of the major updates all in one place, you can find it on kpix.com. >>> let's take another look at the white house rose garden where we are waiting for the arrival of president trump. he's expected to declare a national emergency over the coronavirus. we are going to carry that live for you when he steps up to the podium. >>> a bay area sheriff's office reporting its first coronavirus related scam. >>> today the last try mild day of the week and you can see the sunshine, looking at downtown san francisco, changes on the way, we are tracking our next storm system and the much- needed rainfall, details on the timing, coming up. >>> don't forget we are streaming right now on cbsn bay area . >>> taking another look at the white house, this is a live look at the rose garden or the president, any moment now is going to be speaking about the coronavirus, and the national response to it. the federal response, he

last thursday, the parks will be donating excess inventory to the second harvest food bank of orange county california and in central florida. disney says dairy fruit vegetables packaged goods and banquet meals well all go to the food bank in orange county california and inventory such as fresh salad greens and cook hot items will go to her park in central to the food bank in central florida. >>businesses around the country of course feeling the pinch a coronavirus tonight a stimulus package to try to prop up the economy is now in the works and after the break today was day one of the mandatory shelter-in-place order across the bay area enforcement and alameda took we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what yo

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but this store in orange county has strict rules for the many people who are now lining up for senior shopping. those must show their id to prove they're 65 or older, but the shoppers don't seem to mind. >> we've been standing in line for other markets, but, by the time we get in, there's a lot of it gone. >> the store plans to continue to open up early for senior citizens for at least the next few weeks. >>> all three major airports will remain in the bay area. the port of oakland oversees the international airport and says it is continuing and accelerating sanitation regimen along with using social cysting. both the port and the airport are continuing daily operations and regular schedules of inbound and outbound flights. sfo will continue to clean the seating areas and terminals as the airports have reported a significant drop in travelers. >> and down at manetta airport. other liquids, g.els and aerosols are still limited to 3 ounces. 3 ounces. >>> if approved, a ban would be in effect for 30 days. some individual e.u. countries have already closed their borders. daend canadian pr

choice energy is a community nonprofit that offers renewable energy or electronic generation from orange county and other arid eligible bay area residents. >> it is incredible and easy to do, and that is when you have empowered people. >> reporter: it is one of the many simple steps encouraged by tamra peters, founder of resilient neighborhoods, a nonprofit dedicated to fighting climate change by helping individuals reduce their carbon footprint. >> i couldn't sit back with climate change. >> reporter: she piloted the program in 2010, back then, helping 100 marin county households organized into 20 climate action teams lose 500,000 pounds of carbon output. since then, resilient neighborhoods has helped its teams reduce annual area carbon by re than 9 meetinover 10 weeks and they report in what they have done. >> reporter: team members like julie are given scores of actions to choose from, but that is just the beginning. other resilient neighborhood team members like lisa williams are composting. dropping at farmers markets and using alternative methods of transportation like electric hikes. >>

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standing by for us in orange county, california, joeling kent. >> we are at the orange county registrartion is going to be. these drives are going to be handed off through this gate to the orange county register. they look like usb drives, they are secure and will be carrying all the votes. perhaps you're familiar with a tube that looks like it belongs in an old drive up bank. the idea is to stick these votes into this tube. put them in here and hit that button. i'm not going to do that right now. this will get transported to a cold voting tally section. but until that happens, which is later tonight, we're receiving a pretty strong turnout from mail in votes. 23% of voters have already voighted either in person or by male. these are all being sorted by precinct. you can see here, they're getting sorted in these vfls. thousands of votes right here. then people who are working here today are going to sort the envelopes, and organize those ballots. then we're going to bring you back here to the scanning center. and they will be scanned inside here. so the votes will be scanned, we'll find

the crackdown on large groups spreading coast-to-coast orange county, florida, which includes orlando, will have a curfew beginning tonight. kerry sanders is across the state. >> the conflicted images of states like california shut down while here in clearwater, florida, spring break finally hit a breaking point this beach will close down tonight and already some college kids seem to be getting the message, packing up, heading home. >> reporter: just four months away from the tokyo olympics, usa swimming is officially calling for a one-year postponement of the games. facing a new reality tonight we are all reminded of what's at stake. this the changing face of the nation perhaps more connected than we are apart. the u.s. olympic committee says it's premature to make a decision about the summer games as for that go hom order here in california, it's open ended but the mayor of los angeles says it could last upwards of two months lester >> all right miguel, thank you. >>> at the nation's hospitals a worsening situation as doctors and nurses try to save lives increasingly without the pro

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. >>> to orange county now where a man was shot by police after allegedly building -- wielding a gun inside a church. >> there's a lot of cops running with rivals and stuff. it was pretty scary. >> a lot of guns and rifles. it was pretty scary. >> and officer shot the suspect inside the church. he ran and then died not too far from the scene. this morning, investigation into the shooting is underway. >>> new this morning, 30 people just released from a hostage situation at a philippine mall to go. at least one person is hurt. the gunman's report of the security guard who recently lost his job. the incident is still unfolding, officers are attempting to negotiate with the shooter. strophe south korean military officials say that north korea fired two missiles into the sea that were launched from the city. >>> back in the bay area, and update this morning, a second suspect is in custody after an elderly san francisco man was attacked and robbed while collecting cans. video of the incident and the bayview late last month has gone viral. it shows the asian victim getting robbed of his ca

>> orange county. it's bad there but not as bad. >> the coronavirus is everywhere, as far as i'm concerned. i don't personally, i feel sorry for anybody who has immunity problems. but it is what it is. i guess i'm a fatalist. >> reporter: the union who represents those three tsa workers tells npr that those agents would have come in contact with thousands of passengers and that there were 40 other tsa employees who have been told to quarantine at home. we've reached out to that union. still waiting to hear back. the airport is in touch with the santa clara county public health department and says they are following their guidance to minimize -- the department's guidance to minimize the spread of the coronavirus. back out here live, we've been out here all morning, the airport has felt empty. passenger traffic noticeably less for a wednesday morning. live at norm mineta in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> marianne favro will continue to cover that story for us today. >>> an alameda firefighte

we reach over 1.5 million students including many in orange county and across southern california. we think indeed education is the best antidote to intolerance. teaching about the holocaust, we have seen the studies. when students understand what happened, it leads to a greater awareness of anti-semitism and a greater tolerance. we know it works. we need more of it. let's hope the senate passes the never again education act. >> i yield back. >> thank you. i recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. chip roy for questions. >> i thank the chair. i thank each of you for taking time to visit with us here today. good to see you. mr. shaffir, i want to say thank you for being here. thank you for your testimony, and by that, i don't mean your testimony here, but your testimony of faith, triumphant, and what you represent. and rest assured there are many of us committed to insuring that the history of the horrors of the holocaust are known, and that what i believe is the hope for humanity that now emerges from that and the hope that we see in the jewish people is something that we'll be abl

. >> we want to help our daughter and son-in-law move up from orange county, california and buy a house probably in late may, sometime in june. so, i don't know if that's going to be a good time to buy a house with everything that's going on. >> that's a great question. it is of course nearly impossible to time the stock market or housing market especially with so much uncertainty going forward because of all the coronavirus concerns. here's what we know. so far although the stock market has fallen quite a bit, the housing market has not moved all that much and is usually a lagging indicator. it takes longer to react. by june, we may see more market gyrations and even some price drops if potential housing buyers tend to keep their money on the sidelines. because of that concern, we may also see interest rate moves because of government intervention. be patient, if you think you're going to need that money in june, maybe take some of it off the table right now so you know you have it. it can't hurt. we're going to be back at 6:00 with another question, one from a buyer who says he's pani

disappeared, he goes over to the offensive and on october 9th of 1863, he swings his troops out of orange county, into madison county, trying to get around the flank of the union army and come down on it from the west and hit it in culpeper. the federals pick up hints of the confederates moving from their signal stations, but it's not definitive enough and there's a possibility that the rebels might actually be retreating, which would make sense, right, if you send a whole corps to the west, backing up to richmond would be logical and prudent, and so meade doesn't really know, is lee retreating or is he advancing, and meade decides to prepare for both possibilities. so he throws part of his army into a defensive position to the west, but he sends the larger part down to the rap a dan. and buford's division crosses with orders to go up the south bank of the river, uncover the fort so the fifth and sixth and first corps can cross the river and pursue the rebels if they are retreating. the one thing meade is very conscious of, he let lee get away with the manassas gap. it's going to look bad if he

orange county opened a 200-bed shelter last year built in 28 days.d's program helped 2,000 families from being evicted. >> we know that we need housing. we know we need more affordable housing. we know we need temporary housing. we know we need low barrier shelters and we also know we need political will. >> you see stockton mayor there with mayor sam liccardo behind him. all the mayors agree they need a regular stream of funding to pay for the various strategies. >>> we are back in a moment regarding the sharks, what they're going to do for their next home game and some wild finishes in basketball. stay with us. ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music it's the rush of relaxation. introducing the all-new lincoln corsair. zbloofd well, earlier we told you about the new rules in santa clara county that ban large events. that means that the sharks and the earthquakes will play their home games this month without any fans in the stands. >> that's going to be eerie. the sharks' next home game is next thursday night against the

in orange county today four firefighters were quarantined at their fire station in irvine after treatingne who may have the virus. the 16 remaining firefighters who work at the station were moved to another station. this comes just a day after more than 24 firefighters in kirkland, washington, were isolated after a possible exposure at a nursing facility. >>> that wind advisory is still up. we're still seeing pretty robust winds out there. at this hour mt. diablo gusting to 49 miles an hour. last night it was about 53 to 55 miles an hour, but then you see atlas peak in the napa area down to 23, mt. st. helena 45. the peaks are still seeing gusts,-the wind advisory which will be dropped tomorrow morning. once that gets dropped we , no rain tomorrow. s wind and the next chance of rain comes towards the weekend and into early next week, but things are changing around as we pointed out earlier. temperatures now are running -- they're all over the map, aren't they? a little warmer and cooler than last night at this time, no fog, no clouds, not that cold either. overnight lows will be in the 4