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This is The Daily.
On Tuesday,
prosecutors investigating the death of Rob and Michelle Reiner said they planned to charge the couple's son,
Nick, with first-degree murder.
Today, Julia Jacobs, on what we're learning about the death of a Hollywood legend,
and Wesley Morris, on why so many of Reiner's films are among the most beloved movies ever made.
It's Wednesday, December 17th.
Julia, I appreciate you coming in today.
Thanks for having me.
I just want to say at the outset, perhaps this is obvious,
but the death of Rob Reiner and his wife Michelle is a very gruesome and tragic situation,
and we do not want to linger on it for a long time in this conversation.
In fact, I hope we don't have to linger on it much at all,