Ken is away today and we are awaiting the, is the press conference?

Has not started yet. Hasn't started yet. Are they in position to start? Do we know?

I don't see anything on the Facebook page or the TV, so nothing.

Okay. If we can get audio of this, we will, we'll bring it to you. It's a really peculiar story.

It's the murder of a bishop, Catholic bishop, David O'Connell. He was killed Saturday afternoon in Hacienda Heights. He lived alone in a home owned by the Archdiocese. And he was found dead

with a gunshot wound in his torso, in his bed. And immediately they were, law enforcement was

suspicious because there were no signs of forced entry. This happened on Janlu Avenue.

And the crime was believed not to be random.

So it wasn't, they didn't suspect it was a guy who broke in to rob the place and ended up killing the bishop.

It was somebody who wanted to kill the bishop.

Now, the suspect, according to all news reports, is a man who was,

and we'll get to that in a second, later apprehended in Torrance, and is the husband of a woman who worked in the home for the bishop. And there's a story that comes from the LA Daily News.

The Daily Mail has picked it up at a London that they, in Channel 4, I'm just piecing all these together.

The man was identified early on through unnamed technical means,

whatever that is. They went down to Torrance. There was a standoff in Torrance from midnight

till about 9 in the morning. He was barricaded inside the house. And remember, he is married to the

woman who worked for the bishop. And remember, he was, is married to the woman who worked for the, for the

bishop. His name is Carlos Medina, according to neighbors. And so Medina was in the house for

hours overnight into the morning on Kenwood Avenue and Torres, Torrance. He's barricaded,

and he was definitely armed. One neighbor said that,

he told that L.A. Daily News reporter, Claire Harder, that Harder was an odd man in his 50s,

who was up at all hours of the night digging in his yard.

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