Georgia Howe

It's Monday, December 15th, and this is Evening Wire.

Rob and Michelle were found dead Sunday of stabbing wounds in their Los Angeles home.

Now, L.A.

Sheriff's Department records show that their son Nick, who has a history of drug addiction, was taken into custody on an unspecified felony charge.

He's being held on $4 million bail.

Now, this arrest comes after reports that the LAPD's Robbery Homicide Division interviewed Nick following the suspected double murder.

Rob Reiner's film career spanned decades as he turned out cult classics like This Is Spinal Tap and The Princess Bride, in addition to blockbusters like Stand By Me, A Few Good Men, and When Harry Met Sally.

While sympathetic posts flooded the internet, President Trump drew backlash for his response, in which he tied Rob Reiner's death to his frequent criticism of Trump.

Calling the deaths a very sad thing, Trump went on to say that he passed away reportedly due to the anger he caused others through his massive, unyielding, and incurable affliction with a mind-crippling disease known as Trump Derangement Syndrome, end quote.

Federal authorities say they foiled a major terrorist plot, arresting four alleged members of a radical pro-Palestinian extremist group.

Daily Wire reporter Bracastole has more.

Erica Kirk and Candace Owens met privately today in person and off camera.

Daily Wire reporter Lyndon Blake has more.

A curious case in family court as a Chinese billionaire is discovered to potentially have fathered over 100 children in the US via surrogacy.

Daily Wire assistant editor Andy Valdez explains.

SpaceX has begun courting Wall Street banks ahead of a potential IPO.

The leadership sent a memo to its employees on Friday outlining their intentions to pursue taking the company public, highlighting the opportunities to raise additional capital.

The company has now reportedly begun taking pitches from Wall Street banks, each vying for the opportunity to guide SpaceX through the public offering process.

As SpaceX becomes more and more intertwined with government and national defense interests, a potential IPO is expected to draw significant attention from Wall Street and regulators alike.

A Hong Kong court has ruled against the owner of the last remaining free newspaper in the province in a landmark national security trial.