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We have a lot packed into this final hour.

We're going to talk with Alex Stone from ABC News about the double murder in Encino,

Robin Kay, who was a music producer, an American Idol, and her musician husband.

Apparently, they came home, and they found a guy robbing the house, got into a struggle.

The burglar killed them both. Let's get the details from Alice.

Yeah, kind of worst case scenario and really scary on this. We cover so many burglaries, and a lot of times they have to do with the

burglary rings. This one does not seem to be that. But so many of the cases that people run off

if they're confronted at all. But this is that one where the burglar had a gun, and the burglar used

that gun and shot the victims multiple times. And today we know, John, that the LAPD has

found a gun at the alleged killers home that they think may be the murder weapon, but they're

running tests on it now to know for sure if that is the murder weapon. But this all goes back to

last Thursday, where the LAPD got a call of a possible burglary. The call in Encino was a guy

jumping over a fence at a home on White Oak Lane, I think, something like that in Encino. And

the neighbors say that the report was that this guy was leapinging over the fence at the home and this is what

one of the neighbors is telling us my renter called 911 on Thursday because she saw somebody

hopping the fence and I have no idea if that was related or not so LAPD patrol units they went

and they looked from the air they they sent with a call an airship, a helicopter over, saw nothing. They looked from the ground. There is an eight-foot-tall fence and spikes on the top, and they've got to have probable cause to go into your house. So they can't just break in and decide, well, you know what? We've got a call of a guy a vague call, jumping over the fence. We're going to now break in. They did what they would do if your burglar alarm went off, and they checked the perimeter as far as they could easily get in without breaking anything down, and they cleared the call. And then on Monday, they got a call for a welfare check at the same home because the residents at American Idol music producer Robin Kaye and her husband, also a musician, had not been heard from since Thursday, and police got onto the property, they saw blood, they then broke a backsliding glass window.

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