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Mark Harmon's Gibbs gets shot in 'NCIS: Origins.' How his hero heart keeps beating

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In the gripping Season 3 premiere of 'NCIS: Origins,' Mark Harmon's older Leroy Jethro Gibbs faces a startling and dangerous twist when he is shot in the chest by masked gunmen outside his Alaska cabin. Despite the shocking attack, Gibbs's enduring hero heart keeps beating as he leverages a clever survival reflex and loads up his sniper rifle to confront his unresolved past. The harrowing incident bridges his quiet retirement with deep 1992 flashbacks involving Lala, exploring the high stakes of his protector instincts and setting the stage for an explosive new chapter of the prequel series.

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California couple with 21 children, most born via surrogates, charged in ‘house of horrors’ abuse case

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California authorities have charged Silvia Zhang, 39, and Guojun Xuan, 65, with severe felony child endangerment, neglect, and conspiracy after removing 21 children from their care in Arcadia. Law enforcement executed initial raids following an unreported traumatic head injury suffered by a two-month-old infant in the home. Authorities located 15 children at the residence and six others elsewhere, ranging in age from two months to 13 years old. Prosecutors allege security video shows hired nannies physically abusing the children while the parents operated Mark Surrogacy Investment LLC to obtain children from surrogates nationwide. Surrogates alleged the couple deceived them regarding the scale of their child acquisitions. Defense attorneys denied direct abuse by the parents, blamed hired caregivers, and requested lower bail, currently set at $20 million each. State child protective services placed all 21 children in state custody while the FBI and local police continue investigating multi-state surrogacy operations.

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Gold edges lower with focus on Fed minutes, rate path clues

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Gold prices edged lower as investors and market participants braced for the release of the U.S. Federal Reserve's September FOMC meeting minutes, looking for fresh clues on future monetary policy and interest rate paths. Stronger U.S. dollar pressure and elevated Treasury yields weighed on non-yielding bullion, offsetting softer macroeconomic employment data. Analysts noted that while recent jobs figures tempered expectations for an immediate near-term rate hike, persistent inflation risks keep central bank policymakers divided over additional tightening measures. Spot gold hovered around the $4,150 to $4,160 per ounce region, remaining under short-term technical pressure as traders parse every signal from upcoming central bank communications.

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Yamamoto is dominant again as Dodgers ride homers from Hernández and Freeman to 3-1 win over Braves

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Yoshinobu Yamamoto delivered a brilliant postseason performance, striking out 10 batters over seven strong innings to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-1 victory over the Atlanta Braves in Game 3 of the National League Division Series at Truist Field. Kiké Hernández provided an essential two-run home run in the fourth inning, followed shortly by Freddie Freeman's solo shot—his 18th career postseason home run—to secure a commanding 3-0 lead. Atlanta managed a single run in the fifth inning via a bases-loaded grounder, but the Dodgers' bullpen, featuring Tanner Scott and Edwin Díaz, locked down the final frames to claim a 2-1 series lead. With the victory, Los Angeles continued its trend of scoring all of its postseason runs via home runs, moving closer to advancing in the National League playoffs.

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