We are going to carry the press conference next hour.

They have a suspect arrested in the killing of the L.A. Catholic Bishop David O'Connell found dead of a single gunshot wound in Hacienda Heights in his home.

His home is owned by the Archdiocese and he was found dead in his bed.

1 o'clock in the afternoon.

Kind of strange.

The suspect appears to be the husband of a woman who worked in the home for O'Connell and the Archdiocese.

There's one news outlet said a neighbor identified the suspect as Carlos Medina the wife

had worked for Bishop O'Connell. Another neighbor said the suspect was an odd man in his 50s who

was up at all hours of the night digging in his yard. And his yard is filled with all kinds of junk.

And she, the wife, was a devout Catholic.

So that's where the story is.

Next hour is a press conference.

Police will be revealing officially his identity.

This is, I just stress, this is just various news reports that are floating around.

Let's go turn to Huntington Beach.

Somehow the government has decided there's a certain number of housing units that must be built in Huntington Beach.

The exact number is 13,368.

This is part of this movement coming out of Sacramento to override local zoning laws, override

the desires of the local population, and they'll tell you what the city should look like,

and what kind of buildings ought to be erected, what kind of people ought to be living in

the buildings.

Yes.

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