It is Monday, December 15th, and we have breaking news on a number of stories for you this morning.

The search continues this morning for a suspect in the deadly shooting.

Saturday afternoon at Brown University after a person of interest who was detained yesterday morning in a town not far from the campus

in Providence, Rhode Island, has been released from custody.

In Australia, at least 15 people are dead, including a child and more than 40 others

injured after two gunmen opened fire during a Hanukkah celebration on Sydney's famed

Bondi Beach late yesterday.

But first, legendary Hollywood filmmaker Rob Reiner

and his wife, Michelle, were found dead yesterday in their Los Angeles home. The couple's family

confirmed the tragic news late last night, saying, quote, we are heartbroken by this sudden loss.

An investigation into the deaths is early and ongoing, but Los Angeles police say they are investigating an apparent homicide.

Authorities also say they are not seeking anyone as a suspect or a person of interest at this time. For the change in threat.

We live in a more dangerous world in 2025.

The threat of anti-Semitism, as we have seen, is very real.

Threats of other occurrences, such as the rise in the far right, which has also been identified,

of course, by Mike Burgess is also a threat as well.

Where the person of interest in the Brown University shooting has just been released,

turning the case back into a manhunt.

And Brian Yennis joins us live there with the very latest.

Brian, this happened late last night.

They had someone that they thought was a person of interest,

but they have to let him go if they don't have enough evidence, right?

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