Patch PM: 2 Legends Pass, Google Fiber Fizzles, and Trump Takes a Beating

LOS ANGELES, CA -- This week a presidential nominee bashed an LA porn star, and in turn, his star on the Walk of Fame was smashed. Tom Hayden, the 60s anti-war icon died and so did Robert Hoover, the WWII fighter pilot who stole a plan to escape a German prison.

Here are the Patch headlines people are talking about:

Robert Hoover, Fighter Pilot Who Stole Plane to Escape German Prison in WWII, Dies
The Palos Verdes Estates resident died Tuesday at the age of 94.
Man Who Sledgehammered Trump's Walk of Fame Star Wants You to Know He's Not Sorry
James Lambert Otis fears jail time even less than a Donald Trump presidency.
Police Warn of South Bay Prowler Targeting Women
Police are warning residents to watch out for a man who has been seen prowling outside women's homes.

Agoura Hills Man Planned 'Columbine-Type' Attack on L.A. MosqueThe first thing that came to mind was a "Columbine-type event," Islamic Center spokesman said after seeing photos of the confiscated guns.
Donald Trump on Porn Star Accuser: 'Oh, I'm Sure She's Never Been Grabbed Before'
Donald Trump went after a Los Angeles adult film actress accusing him of sexual abuse.
1960s Anti-War Icon Tom Hayden Dead at 76
Tom Hayden, a longtime California lawmaker, anti-war and civil rights activist died in Santa Monica Sunday.
Beware of Scam Calls Making the Round in Beverly Hills, Police Warn
The scammer will tell the victim that there is a warrant for their arrests or that there is a federal investigation against them.
Four Charged after Ton of Marijuana Seized from Boat in Long Beach
The seizure follows other recent Southern California Incidents that together yielded three-plus tons of marijuana being smuggled by boat.
Halloween WOW House: A Landmark Linked to the Black Dahlia Murder
The landmark Snowden House built by Frank Lloyd T. Wright, Jr, home to the prime suspect in the Black Dahlia murder, is for sale.
Los Angeles to Trump: You're Fired
The Los Angeles City Council voted 12-0 to break off ties to the GOP Nominee Donald Trump, but no one is sure what that would entail.

Google Fiber Announces Los Angeles Layoffs, Halts Plans for Fiber Optic Internet Service to LA
Months after Los Angeles city leaders announced plans for widespread Google fiber optics service, the company abruptly scrapped its plans.
Frank Gehry's Hollywood Tower Downsized Amid Community Backlash
Though the towering Frank Gehry-design was initially met with fanfare, both Hollywood and West Hollywood leaders want it downsized.
Family, Police Renewing Call to Help Find Missing Manhattan Beach Woman
Nancy Paulikas, 55, was last seen about 3 p.m. Oct. 15 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
LA Looks to Ban Employers from Asking About Salary History
In an effort to close the gendered wage gap, LA is exploring the feasibility of banning companies from asking about salary history
Missing Man, 84, May Have Gone into Burning Home to Save Puppies
Firefighters continue to look for the remains of an 84-year-old man believed to have died in Mount Washington house fire.
Man, 21, Charged in Chatsworth DUI Hit and Run that Killed 2 Brothers
A 21-year-old man allegedly drunkenly crashed into another truck, leaving two brothers inside to die in the fiery wreckage.
DUI Checkpoints Around Los Angeles this Weekend

Los Angeles police and sheriff's deputies have scheduled a series of DUI checkpoints around LA this Halloween weekend.

South Bay Coach Sentenced to 69 Years Behind Bars for Lewd Acts with 25 Boys
One mother said that she would only consider justice being served "if I could kill him myself."
South Bay Wrestling Coach Charged with Having Sex with Student
Matthew Michael Bautista, 30, is accused of having a nine-month sexual relationship with a 16-year-old girl who was on his team.