new legal strategy on tmz applying for a governor's clemency on behalf of his clients erik and kyle menendezdecade's old case that captured the country the governor weighing in on the case in his recent podcast poleiticin'with lynch. we go through all of the parole board recommendations, i was working on pardons independent of the menendez brothers as well. >> in the case of 53-year-old erik and 56-year-old kyle menendez, the brothers have been in state prison without the possibility of parole after convicted of killing their parents, jose and kitty, with a shotgun in their beverly hills mansion more than 35 years ago, they maintained they were motivated by greed but the brothers said they killed out of self-defense after enduring physical abuse by their father enabled by their mother. it was profiled in a netflix special bringing new details to the case that bolstered the brother's story and brought oi gnaw focus the governor referenced he seen it in his own home. >> i can not tell you how many times my kids online have said what is going on with the menendez brothers. how the hell do you k

. >> family members of convicted killers eric and kyle menendez are calling for the two brothers to be released from prison. the two are currently serving life sentences in state prison without parole for killing their parents in beverly hills back in 1989. the family says new evidence has surfaced, including a letter written by erik menendez that his attorneys say corroborates allegations that their father was sexually abusing them for years. one relative at today's news conference in los angeles shared a message of frustration. >> i cannot help but think of how things would be different if the world had known the truth back then, or if they had been the menendez sisters. >> the next hearing is scheduled for november 29th in florida. >> millions of residents are still dealing with the aftermath of hurricane milton, days after it made landfall. the recovery process will likely take months. and as fox's robert ray is in saint petersburg. excuse me. saint pete beach, florida, with more. >> less than a week after hurricane milton made landfall, linemen have restored power to millions of f

truth and nothing but the truth but now the brother of kitty menendez, the menendez brothers mother is speaking out saying that kyle and erik menendez should stay in prison. >> kathy katie joins us now, she is a victims rights lawyer who is representing kitty menendez, his brother milton anderson, kathy. thank you for being with us. why does he disagree? that the brothers should be released well, first, i do want to say that of course, if any child has been abused, that is horrific, right. >> so no one is going to say that that would ever be okay. but mr. anderson doesn't believe that those allegations actually that he believes her allegations that it didn't actually occur based on what he saw during the trial, he thinks that essentially that was made of evidenced by the menendez brothers attorney. and of course, at that's been perpetuated throughout the years so based on what we know, the evidence was, the brothers decided to kill their parents when they learned that the father would it's going to take them out of the will, which would mean that they would lose essentially tens of millions of dollars of inheritanc

late last night, asking to recall and resentence the menendez brothers, kyle and erik menendez, are currentlytheir parents in 1989. gascon argues that the defendants have shown exemplary post-conviction behavior and are no longer a public safety threat. a hearing for the motion has not yet been set. alameda county district attorney pamela price is now facing the threat of a defamation lawsuit. bay area u.s. representative eric swalwell recently sent a letter to price demanding she retract what he calls malicious and defamatory statements. price posted comments about the congressman on facebook october 2nd, the same day he had endorsed recalling her. congressman swalwell says price has two days to retract her statement or he'll take her to court. let's get a look at the forecast for this friday morning with meteorologist kari hall. it's a beautiful start. we're seeing a few clouds coming in some pink hues to the sky as the sun comes up with a live look outside in san francisco. it's a chilly start, but our temperatures back to what we saw yesterday. mostly upper 70s and low 80s all across the

. >> bill: that's george gascon pushing to resentence kyle and eric menendez for the murder of theirrom back in the late 80s. my next guest represents the brother's uncle who opposes that decision. the attorney is kathy cady with me from california. make the case for your client. what is he saying? >> thank you so much for having me. what i would say first off is that despite repeated requests to mr. gascon that he meet with my client so he could hear both sides of the argument, he has never done so. he has never responded to mr. anderson. he has not listened to mr. anderson and ignoring mr. anderson. that is what he does whenever he doesn't like people who have opinions who go against him. it is very unfortunate that he has made this decision just 11 days before the election. and even yesterday when he was talking about it, he said he wasn't sure what his decision would be until an hour before he made it. this kind of decision that has this serious consequence should not be an off the cuff decision. it should be something he has been thinking about, talking about with people in the

. >>> and kyle and erik menendez leading a prison beatification project while awaiting resentencing aftermore than 30 years in prison for their parents' 19 89 murders. lyle menendez first launched the problem in 2018 inspired by norway. now his younger brother erik is acting as the lead painter for a mural inside the prison's yard. interesting. wake up, will. >>> to football. the texas longhorn, they did eventually take care of business at vanderbilt, 27-24 was the final score? will: it was uninspiring. pete: and it was a little close. and in michigan the defending national champions taking down heated rivals michigan state 24-17. but as the game was ending, a brawl broke out. a few punches were thrown. the fight lasted heads than a minute. will: i didn't know that. rachel: that looks fun. pete: oh, interesting. [laughter] they're not dancing, rachel. will: i want the see this. i'm on pins and needles to see if the producers put the most important game of yesterday in the highlights. keep going. pete: the ole miss rebels taking care of oklahoma, but it wasn't without an unexpected visitor

record company executive, and their mother, kitty menendez, were shot and killed in the family's beverly hills mansion in august of 1989. 21 year old kyle and 18 year old erik were arrested months later on first-degree murder charges. they were tried separately, but both trials ended in a hung jury. they were then prosecuted in one trial and found guilty in 1996. the brothers claimed they were sexually abused by their father, but the judge opted not to allow jurors to hear much of the allegations. >> i think that often for cultural reasons, we don't believe victims of sexual assault may have affected some of the jurors. >> but also remember, in this case, there is some evidence that the brothers went to family members and asked them to lie. >> guest cote acknowledges not everyone will agree with this decision. there was even opposition within his own office. >> i have to tell you unequivocally that we don't have a universal agreement. there are people in the office that strongly believe that the menendez brothers should stay in prison the rest of their life, even though they didn't think that they would ever be let free. they engaged in