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lyle and erik have already paid a heavy price.ise their claim. they have grown, they have changed, and they have become better men, despite everything that they've been through. today, the district attorney for la recommended that the brothers should be given a lighter sentence, which means they could now walk free. we are going to recommend to the court that the life - without the possibility of parole be removedl and that they will be l sentenced for murder. under the law, since _ they were under 26 years of age at the time that the crimes occurred, they would - be eligible for- parole immediately. erik and i killed our parents together, so... i'd say that makes us pretty close. erik and lyle menendez recently gained widespread attention once again, with two netflix series made about the brothers' story, now seen as a case which, had it been held with society's modern understanding of abuse, may have had very different outcome. emmy vardy, bbc news, los angeles. let's go live to los angeles and speak to our correspondent peter b

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it's a very difficult job for one person, and erik ten hag did deal with the difficulties. i think he got more calls right than wrong. but again, 14th in the league at the end of october is really poor. it's attractive because it's a huge club. it's one of the three biggest clubs in the world. stopped winning the major trophies. just getting into the champions league is a stretch for manchester united at the moment, but for the person who finally gets it right — and somebody will, this can't go on for 100 years — then the riches will be incredibly rewarding for that person. and for, obviously, the united fans who've been very supportive, still sell out every single game, every single away game as well, it's been a pretty underwhelming period, post—ferguson. united look unable to dominate a single premier league game at the moment, let alone put a winning run together. the team looks so far away from being able to challenge for the trophies, but things can change quickly in football and you do get surprise results. but united have become a cup team. i'm not convinced that th

as if erik ten hag needed a reminder of the heat on him.n the doldrums whereas villa beat bayern munich last week. it was united who almost got the perfect start. martinez into the same. without a win in four games the decision makers looked on. united made it to have time unscathed almost. time unscathed — almost. this game needed a spark, rashford again almost providing it. at the other end onana was also equal to the challenge. a strike the keeper could do little about. hernandez. he is unlucky. bruno fernandes�*s free kick denied by the woodwork. as everyone�*s batteries were running low tried to nick the win back their champions league brilliance seem to have dulled their shine. united survived but this remains their worst start in premier league history. a draw then perhaps the breathing space united's beleaguered manager needed. natalie pirks, bbc news. let's hearfrom erik ten hag, he says despite the draw he was pleased with his sides performance. i think the performance of united is very good. defending but also in _ united is very

lyle and erik have already paid a heavy price.e grown, they have changed, and they have become better men, despite everything that they've been through. today, the district attorney for la recommended that the brothers should be given a lighter sentence, which means they could now walk free. we are going to recommend to the court that the life - without the possibility of parole be removedl and that they will be l sentenced for murder. under the law, since _ they were under 26 years of age at the time that the crimes occurred. _ they would be eligible for parole immediately. - erik and i killed our parents together, so... i'd say that makes us pretty close. erik and lyle menendez recently gained widespread attention once again, with two netflix series made about the brothers�* story, now seen as a case which, had it been held with society�*s modern understanding of abuse, may have had very different outcome. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes has this update. it is happening now because of several reasons, mainly there ha

lyle and erik have already paid a heavy price.aim. they have grown, they have changed, and they have become better men, despite everything that they've been through. today, the district attorney for la recommended that the brothers should be given a lighter sentence, which means they could now walk free. we are going to recommend to the court that the life - without the possibility of parole be removed and that they will be - sentenced for murder. under the law, since they were under 26 years of age at the time _ that the crimes occurred, they would be eligible - for parole immediately. erik and i killed our parents together, so... i'd say that makes us pretty close. erik and lyle menendez recently gained widespread attention once again, with two netflix series made about the brothers' story, now seen as a case which, had it been held with society's modern understanding of abuse, may have had very different outcome. emmy vardy, bbc news, los angeles. a new report suggests countries are further than ever from reaching global climat

after months of speculation, manchester united call time on erik ten hag.e's sacked after a run of poor results. i'm in the us, doing a road trip across the swing states talking to young voters. tonight they're telling me what they think about gun laws ahead of next week's vote. and lily and margot�*s big adventure. we meet the macaws who decided to migrate up the m1... to cambridgeshire! on bbc london: we're with two small businesses and on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news — going down to the wire and with plenty of needle, lando norris cranks up his rivalry with max verstappen in the race for the formula 1 driver's title. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a vietnamese people smuggler who entered the uk illegally this year in a small boat has told bbc news that he's forging visa documents for other vietnamese who want to come here. he's claiming asylum despite admitting he's been people smuggling for nearly 20 years. so far in 2024, nearly 30,000?people have crossed the channel in small boats — that's more than all of last year. over

it's a very difficultjob for one person, and erik ten hag did deal with the difficulties.t a lot more right than wrong. the ballon d'or ceremony is under way in paris, but nobody from real madrid is attending. real are convinced their forward viniciusjunior hasn't won the trophy for the world's best player, despite the brazilian being the favourite to do so. and news agency afp says real have told them that if the awards selection criteria doesn't give it to vinicius, then it should point instead to another of the club's players, dani carvajal. but, "as this was not the case," they say, "the ballon d'or does not respect real madrid and real madrid doesn't go where it is not respected." the identity of the winner had in the past been leaked before the ceremony, but this year, organisers insist it has been kept secret. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. that's it for now. back to you. thank you very much. thousands of protesters have gathered outside the georgian parliament, after the country's president and opposition parties called for protests against what they

but first, manchester united have sacked manager erik ten hag. position for two and a half years. it's after a bad start to the season, with just three wins from the club's first nine matches. the former captain, gary neville, said it was coming. with the us elections just over a week away, trump's camp are dealing with a lot of backlash after a comedian made this controversialjoke at the latest rally. there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. yeah, i think it's called puerto rico. trump's campaign says the comment does not reflect his views. some other stories now. the labour party have suspended one of their mps after a video showed him punching a man in the street. mike amesbury will now have to sit as an independent. bus fares across england are about to get more expensive. the price cap is going up in most places from £2 to £3. it's part of the government's budget plan. and while the government looks at how the curriculum could add more diversity, some artists say they want to see more focus on blac

lyle and erik have already paid a heavy price.y a system that failed to recognise their pain. they have grown, they have changed, and they have become better men despite everything that they've been through. this is a case which divided america and continues to create a huge amount of debate. today, the district attorney for los angeles said he was recommending a lighter sentence for the brothers, which could now mean they walk free. they have been in prison for nearly 35 years. i believe that they have paid their debt to society. eric and i killed our parents together, so i'd say that makes us pretty close. erik and lyle menendez recently gained widespread attention once again, with two netflix series made about the brothers�* story. now seen as a case which, had it been held with society's modern understanding of abuse, may have had a very different outcome. emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. tower block inspections after the grenfell tower fire have found a widely used cladding system has not been installed properly in a number

my hope is that erik and lyle menendez life sentences are reconsidered.ation looking at the case through a new lens. >> they're more aware of the trauma that people can carry with them from abuse. it's more brought out into the open. >> it was late summer 1989 on a sunday night. shots rang out in beverly hills. >> what happened? who was the person that was shot? >> my mom and my dad, jose and kitty menendez, were just watching television and eating ice cream when their sons burst into the living room with the shotguns. they just repeatedly fired at close range. >> kitty, a homemaker, and jose, a powerful music executive, jose menendez was a titanic personality. >> he was domineering. he wanted to get what he wanted, and he was going to steamroll anybody who got in his way. >> since they were not initially suspects, they were able to claim an insurance payout of $600,000. >> the menendez brothers went on a spending spree. they bought porsches. they bought expensive watches that raised suspicions. sharp suspicions in the district attorney's office. >> it go

they've thrown away that lead tonight so it won't be enough for erik ten hag to feel safe.d season it's at old trafford with that international break looming, a lot of attention will now be focused on that match at villa park. manchester united, not the only big premier league side in action tonight, in both europa league and the europa conference league, starting with the spurs? encouraging night for many reasons, tottenham hotspur. they started with four teenagers in their 2—1 victory in hungary. brennanjohnson with the winner, scoring for the fifth match in a row. elsewhere in the europa league, rangers, the scottish side, were beaten 4—1 at home in the conference league. there was another encouraging night this season for chelsea. they made 11 changes as they hosted the belgian side but they were 4—2 winners there. great win for the scottish side. they had not had a win all season. theyjust sacked their manager and yet they went away and won 2—1 in the goal in the 94th minute. great night for them. and no fans either for them which makes it harder. but let's talk about

however, erik ten hag says he needs time.e all made it in togetherness, this decision to stay together and what we have to improve as an organisation and how also we want to construct the squad and all decision—making in togetherness but we also we knew that it would take some time because how the window went, we still have to do with some injuries, also from impact players and i think we will get better there and we need some time. no official comment has been made by the club. dan roan has been covering the story and he has more from old trafford. given the fact they find themselves languishing down in 12th place, just seven points, their worst start after six matches in premier league history, only southampton, newly promoted, have scored fewer goals, would you believe, than manchester united this season. they desperately need two wins in the next few days and of course, if that does not happen, with the international break then happening, that would give united the time perhaps to have a very close look. you saw those glu

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the stunning decision that could see lyle and erik released from prison. >> i believe that they have paid their debt to society. >> we have the latest, including the rapper who was locked up with the brothers. what he knows. >> i believe that they'll be contributing members of society and they'll never recidivate. >> then her high school sweetheart developed a fatal obsession. >> he was constantly, i love you, you're beautiful. >> woken up to a violent assault and attack. she should have never survived. >> i was grabbing the blade of the knife and he just kept twisting it. >> the dark secrets she uncovered. >> i was literally the last person to know. >> and how she lived to tell her harrowing story. your daily source for true crime starts right now. thanks for joining us. we start with the menendez brothers officially granted a second chance at going free. so what happens next? are they ready to reenter the world? they left behind? 35 years ago, the los angeles county district attorney filing the promised motion requesting resentencing for the menendez brothers. a day after facing do

have you had the chance to speak to lyle and erik? >> i have. i have. it's quite a turn of events. been a long slog for them. i think they're cautiously optimistic that they can see some real relief at this point. >> george: how do you explain the decision? >> well, i think it's way overdue. we've been waiting and engaged with the d.a. now for 18 months. we filed the original petition. the judge promptly issued what's called a request for reply, which the d.a. and i have been working through for the last, i would say, about a year. they've taken it very seriously. i watched the package just now. yesterday i watched a lot of the reporters asking about whether it was political. i said there is a degree of irony here because it was actually political, d.a. political infighting, which i believe was the reason they were convicted in the second trial without getting into the details of it. just remember their second trial after a hung jury took place, evidence started eight days after the oj acquittal. i have always thought that this case, even in real time,

lyle and erik have already paid a heavy price.ave grown, they have changed, and they have become better men despite everything that they've been through. this is a case which divided america and continues to create a huge amount of debate. today, the district attorney for los angeles said he was recommending a lighter sentence for the brothers, which could now mean they walk free. they have been in prison for nearly 35 years. i believe that they have paid their debt to society. eric and i killed our parents together, so i'd say that makes us pretty close. erik and lyle menendez recently gained widespread attention once again, with two netflix series made about the brothers�* story. now seen as a case which, had it been held with society's modern understanding of abuse, may have had a very different outcome. emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. in breaking news... a court in uganda has sentenced a former rebel commander to 40 years in prison for a catalogue of crimes including murder, torture and rape. thomas kwoyelo is the first lor

earlier, i asked erik ten hag, with speculation over his future.i asked if he still had faith in his manager. i don't want to answer that question for the eric is a good coach but it's down to the management team. they have to decide how we bit from the team. they need to take stock and make sensible decisions. 0ur and make sensible decisions. our objective is clear, taking manchester united back to where it should be. it's not there yet. ratcliffe is expected to attend united's next match, away at aston villa, on sunday, a match which could prove decisive for erik ten hag's future but until then the billionaire can celebrate a historic day his sailing team. tonight, the football association of wales will present 70 women players who played in the 1970s and �*80s with their international caps. the players missed out at the time because the welsh team were not linked to the national association. gloria 0'connell is one of those players who will be receiving a cap. she spoke to the today programme this morning. i have always played. i played with the

lyle and erik have already paid a heavy price.hat failed to recognise their pain. they have grown, they have changed, and they have become better men despite everything that they've been through. this is a case which divided america and continues to create a huge amount of debate. today, the district attorney for los angeles said he was recommending a lighter sentence for the brothers, which could now mean they walk free. they have been in prison for nearly 35 years. i believe that they have paid their debt to society. eric and i killed our parents together, so i'd say that makes us pretty close. erik and lyle menendez recently gained widespread attention once again, with two netflix series made about the brothers' story. now seen as a case which, had it been held with society's modern understanding of abuse, may have had a very different outcome. emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. let's speak to our guest. thanks for talking first. given the new evidence that we've been hearing about this letter that was purportedly sent from eri

erik ten hag has been sacked as manager of manchester united.ier league with just three wins from their opening nine matches. the club released a statement saying: bbc sport�*s katie gornall was outside old trafford with more. i think the writing has been on the wall for some time for erik ten hag and there has been speculation around his position at various points in the summer and the season as well. in the summer, his position was questioned after united finished eighth in the league table, but the hierarchy decided that united�*s performance in the fa cup final, winning it against city, was enough to keep him on and he was rewarded with a one—year contract extension. he was also supported in the transfer market as well with nearly £200 million spent on new players. at the start of this season has been very poor. there was speculation he could have left in the last international break but they kept him on and now united sit 1ath in the premier league, just one win in their past eight games in all competitions. they have not won in europe now

. >> and later 35 years after killing their parents, will lyle and erik menendez get a new chance to go free, look at new evidence coming to light good evening. thanks for being with us 20 days until the election and a busy night for us. a town hall with the former president erin later tonight on spanish language television. and just a short time ago, vice president harris was interviewed on fox speaking with bret baier or the vice president was asked about a number of hot-button issues for conservative leaning voters, including the border. and was asked, once again and what makes her different than joe biden so you're not joe biden, you're not donald trump, but nothing comes to mind that you would do differently. let me be very clear. my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. and like every new president that comes in to office, i will bring my life experiences, my professional experiences, and fresh and new ideas. i represent a new generation of leadership the interview followed a campaign rally in washington crossing pennsylvania. the vice president appea

s decision to review the case of lyle and erik menendez. could they go free? >>> tonight here, the midair confrontation on board an american airlines flight. passengers rushing to help a woman. >>> the new images tonight. the effort to save the elephants from the floods. >>> and the remarkable moment in a walmart parking lot. what dolly parton has done tonight. dolly and the everyday heroes helping in the storm zone. our "persons of the week." >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us. we have made it to friday. we have a lot to get to tonight. the devastation after hurricane helene. we're watching another system that could bring up to another foot of rain. meteorologist cecily tynan is here. and what dolly parton has done in the storm zone tonight. the whole effort remarkable. >>> but we begin tonight with the economy and the blockbuster new jobs report. the new numbers blowing past expectations. the stock market tonight hitting a new all

> reporter: after more than three decades behind bars, there is now a glimmer of hope for lyle and erik menendez, who are serving life in prison without parole for the brutal killings of their parents in 1989. the los angeles district attorney has announced that he will review their case after lawyers for the brothers came forward with new evidence that they say corroborates the brothers' claim that they were sexually abused by their father, the crucial issue in the case. >> what's the problem? >> someone killed my parents. >> reporter: it was a crime that was both shocking and salacious. the televised trial that captured the nation's attention, and now it's once again a cultural phenomenon popularized by a new and controversial netflix series. >> i'm just a normal kid. >> oh, erik, you're a normal kid who killed your parents. >> i know. >> reporter: the two young men both testifying they believed it was either kill or be killed, >> they were planning to kill us. >> reporter: that they had been sexually abused behind the doors of their beverly hills mansion by their domineering father,

but lucy, no real surprise that erik ten hag has been sacked.ke over? what we do know for now is that ruud - might take over? what we do| know for now is that ruud van nistelrooy, whojoined know for now is that ruud van nistelrooy, who joined the club as erik ten hag's assistant last summer, has been named as the interim manager. ruud van nistelrooy, of course, a manchester united legend, he's got 150 goals in 219 matches in five years at old trafford. a relatively successful spell and coming over from relatively successful spell and coming overfrom psp as relatively successful spell and coming over from psp as their manager there. coming over from psp as their managerthere. he coming over from psp as their manager there. he took over in 2022, winning the km vb cup that year, so the equivalent of the fa cup here in england. as well as thejohann coif shields in 2022, the dutch super cup. so in many respects, a united legend taking over, but that is as far as we know. if legend taking over, but that is as far as we know.— as far as we know. if you

here is erik schatzker. >> we live in an extraordinary time in history, a generational time. the upsides are extraordinary. the economic upside estimates have it at 17 to $25 trillion of academic upside -- economic upside per year by 2030. education, health care, climate change. there is the opportunity to massively push the frontier of science. google has 2 million scientists working on something called alpha fold and they think it will help them accelerate drug discovery. then there are security issues. we need to collectively ensure we have the base and foundation so it's safe in execution. around everything that ranges from information to job transition to how we use energy efficiently for the planet. when i think about the way we approach this, everywhere we go, in my mind i have a simple triangle. in speaking to heads of state around the globe, they want to make sure they are capturing upside. as one said, it's a legacy opportunity for economic growth and delivering benefits to everyone in this country. that starts with infrastructure, the subsidy cables -- the subsea c

erik and lyle menendez are serving life sentences for shooting and killing their parents in 1989.he will reveal new evidence in this case, after it was re-examined in a new netflix series and a high profile celebrity called for the brothers' release. nbc news entertainment correspondent chloe melas has more. >> reporter: the district attorney said he is looking at this with an open mind and revealing details about that new evidence. in another sign that the case returned to the spotlight, kim kardashian has been involved, recently visiting the prison where the brothers are incarcerated. and overnight, publishing a personal essay on nbc news for them to be set free. the menendez brothers' legal saga taking another turn this morning. l.a. county district attorney george gascone announcing his office will review what he described as new evidence that the brothers were sexually abused by their father, opening the door to a possible re-evaluation of their sentence. >> i'm keeping an open mind. we have people in the office that are looking at this very carefully, very experienced lawyer

the notorious murder trial of lyle and erik menendez. the brothers sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing their parents. what the los angeles d.a. is now suggesting. >>> tonight, tourists horrified in cancun. gunmen storming the beach, killing someone. the escape then on a jet ski. >>> tonight, the new lawsuit filed against country music star garth brooks. a hairstylist and makeup artist accusing him of sexual assault. >>> and tonight, who is the wnba's rookie of the year? the cheers when they heard her name. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we begin tonight with the breaking news, a verdict just in in the police beating death of tyre nichols in memphis, after a traffic stop in january of last year. tonight, three former officers have now been found guilty of federal civil rights charges. the horrific incident captured on surveillance and body camera video. nichols pulled from his vehicle and beaten a block from his home. the three officers pleaded not guilty to these

erik and lyle menendez are serving life terms for the 1989 shotgun murders of their parents.to california governor gavin newsom to grant clemency. gascon earlier called for the brothers to be resentenced after new evidence showing they were sexually abused by their father. >>> "the buffalo news" says a mother and her two children are believed to have gone over niagara falls. police say a 33-year-old woman climbed over a safety rail on luna island and intentionally stepped over over his 9-year-old son and 5-month-old daughter. police responded to the call in the park monday. their bodies have not been recovered. if you someone you know needs mental together hospital call or text 988. >>> and "the oregonian" says a pig at a farm in oregon tested positive for bird flu. the first known transmission to a pig in the u.s. the usda says the farm's five pigs were tested after bird flu was detected in poultry last week. one pig tested positive. livestock and poultry share water and are housed together at the farm. now officials say it's not a commercial farm, and there's no risk to the

. >> tonight, lyle and erik menendez, one step closer to freedom.ecades after murdering their parents and being convicted to life in prison without parole. the l.a. county district attorney, george gascon, announcing his recommendation for a resentencing 50 years to life with the possibility of parole. a parole they would possibly be immediately eligible for. >> i do believe that the brothers were subjected to a tremendous amount of dysfunction in the home and molestation, and he addressed the heart of the case allegations that the brothers were sexually abused by their father. i think there is also important to have some introspection today, because i think that often, for cultural reasons, we don't believe victims of sexual assault, whether they're women or whether they're men, their family gathering for the latest development, rallying behind the brothers. >> this step gives us all hope that the truth will finally be heard. and eric and lyle can begin to heal from the horrors of their past. >> the da's decision reflects the truth that was hidden

>> tonight at 5.30, prosecutors are recommending the re-sentencing of lyle and erik menendez, more than 30 years after they were convicted of murdering their parents, la county district attorney george gascon own announcing the decision paving the way for the brothers potential release. kareen wynter has the very latest. >> lyle and erik menendez convicted felon serving a life sentence with no chance of a prison release. up until now, a stunning turn of events that could grant them their freedom. la county district attorney george gascon on announcing a re sentencing decision after prosecutors review new evidence in this notorious case. they have been in prison for nearly 35 years. i believe. that they have paid their debt to society. the brothers were convicted of fatally shooting their parents in 1989 after years of alleged abuse by their dad. jose menendez, lyle and erik claim their lives were in danger and that their parents, jose and kitty menendez wanted to kill them to cover up the alleged abuse. there were 2 trials. the first one ended in a hung jury. the second a first-degree m

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quote underwater in michigan polling and later 35 years after killing their parents, will lyle and erik menendez get a new chance to go free. >> a look at new evidence coming to light. good evening. thanks for being with us 20 days until the election and a busy night for us. a town hall with the former president airing later sure. tonight on spanish language television. and just a short time ago, vice president harris was interviewed on fox speaking with bret baier or the vice president was asked about a number of hot-button issues for conservative leaning voters, including the border. and was asked, once again, what makes her different than joe biden? >> so you're not joe biden, you're not donald trump, but nothing comes to mind that you would do differently. >> let me be very clear. my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. and like every new president that comes in to office, i will bring my life experiences, my professional experiences, and fresh and new ideas. i represent a new generation of leadership the interview followed a campaign rally in washington

. >> after hurricane helene and milton struck and that region plus relatives of erik and lyle menendez are demanding the release from prison now decades after they killed their parents. >> family members of erik and lyle menendez are calling for the convicted murderers to be released from prison more than 30 years after they killed their parents. they're urging the public to now signing petition in a push for the da to grant the brothers a re-sentencing. >> jennifer mcgraw reports. >> america already paid a heavy price. it started by a system that failed recognize their >> 30 family members and bold lyle and erik menendez is mothers and fathers side held a press conference in front of downtown olay's criminal courts building asking for the brothers to be released from prison where i think about the pain and suffering and or >> it breaks my heart. >> know that the system failed them so profound. they tried to protect themselves only way. >> they knew how by lynn erica been behind bars for nearly 35 years after murdering their wealthy parents, jose and kitty, in 1989 inside the family's

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there's no allegations. >> leslie: they said she had knowledge of it, and erik does allege that there beat behavior with her stripping him down and asking them to lie down with her. >> kayleigh: to my knowledge it would not be affirmative defense. >> emily: and one more additional piece of evidence i have to say, a member of the prominent popular band, menudo, had allegations at the same time that the father was also sexually abusing him, too. meaning it establishes the m.o., and of a child the same age as one of the brothers at the time. you're right, it doesn't ameliorate -- the low point it s it is not ameliorating culpability, but is a commensurate with the sentence? >> doug: what she just mentioned, this is an issue with the need to be looking at this -- also this is my problem with this. by now? he's been doing this for a year. you are 11 days away from election. >> harris: how does this help anybody other than the menendez brothers? >> doug: and put them out in front of the camera. i think these all need to be looked at, but i think we have to have a fair court system and a fai

coming up in a programme, what next for erik ten hag? and manchester united now win five after a goalless draw at aston villa. red roses in bloom — unstoppable england score nine tries, beating the world champions, new zealand, for the third time in a row. and breathe — tyrrell hatton survives a late scare to secure a record third alfred dunhill links champion title at st andrews. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. manchester united's worst start to a season for 35 years continues. it's now five games in a row without a win for them after a 0—0 draw against fifth—placed aston villa. they created a couple of good chances, bruno fernandez rattling the crossbar with a freekick. it does nothing for their league position. they stay in 14th position, behind liverpool. it is unlikely to quieten speculation around manager erik ten hag's future. with the international break starting — they won't play again for a fortnight. i think the performance of united is very good. it is defending but also in the possession part. i think we controlled t

boys trying to survive the unspeakable cruel of their father. >> reporter: among those supporting erik and lyle menendez, the 92-year-old sister of kitty menendez, who was murdered by her sons in 1989 along with her husband jose in their beverly hills home. >> if erik and lyle's case were heard today, with the understanding we now have about abuse and ptsd, there is no doubt in my mind that their sentencing would have been very different. >> reporter: relatives of both kitty and jose arguing new evidence under review by the l.a. district attorney backs the brothers' long-standing claim they acted in self-defense after years of abuse by their father. >> i grew up knowing and feeling something wasn't right, the feeling in their house and the father/son interactions were just off. >> reporter: the brothers currently serving life without parole getting renewed attention sparked by the popular new netflix series, but the family is split. an attorney for kitty's brother says he believes his nephews were motivated by greed and wants them to remain behind bars. >> does your client believe the

lyle and erik would continue to be victimized. they would be victims of a system that wouldn't hear them, and they would be victims of a culture that was not ready to listen. the da told nbc he hopes to have a decision on the case review in about ten days. all right, now to our weather and the threat of power shutoffs in parts of the bay area. jeff's going to be joining us with his fire danger forecast in just a few minutes, but we want to start with marianne favro live near pleasanton. marianne pg&e is putting some communities on notice. reporter yes, in fact, they're saying that in five different counties here in the bay area in parts of these counties, including contra costa county and alameda county, there will be planned power shutoffs. and specifically where i'm standing now south of pleasanton. i looked it up on the pg&e map, and this area is looking at a power outage tomorrow night between eight and 10 p.m. so if you want to know if you're going to be impacted, that's what you need to do. you need to go on the pg&e website

but as details of lyle and erik's abuse came to light, it became clear that their actions, while tragicere the desperate response of two boys trying to survive the unspeakable cruelty of their father. >> reporter: the district attorney will make a recommendation however the final decision will be up to the judge and he has a hearing scheduled for november 26th on this case. >> trace: a big story, thank you. let's bring in criminal defense attorney and federal litigator vikas bajaj. i want to play some sound for -- from the defense attorney for the menendez brothers. >> over 40 years of doing this i've never seen the amazing exemplary rehabilitation and mitigation evidence that we have now presented to the d.a.'s office. i've said it once, i've said it twice, if they were the menendez sisters, they would not be in custody. we have evolved, it's time. >> trace: it's his job to say that, he's the defense attorney. what do you think, having looked at this case, as you make a compelling argument? >> exceptionally compelling and this is why. sometimes defending somebody in a serious crime, we