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Tributes to actor and director Rob Reiner. I'm Ted Lindner. FOX NEWS Those tributes coming in from Hollywood as Los Angeles police say a death investigation is underway at the home owned by the actor and director fox's Tanya J. Powers with more.
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Los Angeles fire officials found the two bodies inside the home after they'd been called for a medical aid request around 3:30 Sunday afternoon. LAPD Deputy Chief Alan Hamilton confirmed the death investigation but would not identify the bodies, only telling reporters that positive IDs would come from the LA County Coroner's Office.
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At this time, the Los Angeles Police Department is not seeking anyone as a suspect or as a person of interest or in any other manner. And we will not be doing that until we conduct our investigation and we move forward.
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While police won't confirm the identities, both LA Mayor Karen Bass and California Governor Gavin Newsom have released statements honoring Reiner and his wife, calling the situation, quote, a tragic loss. TANYA J.
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Powers, FOX NEWS Meantime, a shooting that killed two people and injured nine at Brown University having police still searching for the suspect. Fox's Marion Rafferty with more on that.
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Police in Providence, Rhode island, saying they'll release the person of interest detained following that mass shooting at Brown University that occurred on Saturday. Two people were killed in that shooting on Saturday afternoon in an engineering building as they were taking final exams. Nine others were also injured. Police are saying they arrested a person of interest Sunday morning and that they weren't looking for anyone else at that time. But then they held a news conference earlier Sunday evening saying that that person of interest who was detained will now be released citing a lack of evidence. Investigators say the shooter fired more than 40 rounds. All classes and final exams at Brown have been postponed.
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Rhode Island's Governor Daniel McKee stating the community's keeping the victims and their families in their thoughts. Gas prices continue to slide. AAA saying the national average 291A gallon, 17 cents less than a month ago. America's listening to Fox News.
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