amanda orr, then of reuters, and brian rogers, the houston chronicles legal affairs reporter, coveredting information right away about kind of a sketchy neighbor known to break into houses, steal stuff, and pawn it. and he's up the block and maybe at the scene that night. that's right, the neighbor who had just gotten out of jail, who was suspicious. dennis murphy (voiceover): liz thought, add him to the list of potential suspects. dennis murphy: did you have ideas for them? i did. dennis murphy (voiceover): she also suggested they talk to one of her parents tenants, someone who'd had disputes with her dad. and there was a coworker of jamie she got a bad vibe from. and again, liz says she urged detectives to look at her ex. he had a record of drug arrests. if not him, what about people in his circle? months dragged by without word on the investigation. you believe someone is out there who's gotten away with killing your father. yeah, absolutely. it was hard to sleep at night. i was-- every little noise had me on edge. were you worried about your mother? oh, yeah. that whoever this per

hearing from mike rogers and now brian kilmeade. >> brian: big news about that -- >> you were awesomerian: about the poll, i did not know he was up. tomorrow will cain will be out and about having breakfast with friends in georgia. we'll see where that goes. doos is on the loose to see what folks say about president biden's comments. it's --00 don't move. d. don't move. don't mov for one thing, could it mean more time for you? vyvgart hytrulo can improve daily abilities and reduce muscle weakness with a treatment plan that's personalized to you. do not use vyvgart hytrulo if you have a serious allergy to any of its ingredients. it can cause serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing and decrease in blood pressure leading to fainting, and allergic reactions such as rashes, swelling under the skin, shortness of breath, and hives. the most common side effects are respiratory and urinary tract infections, headache, and injection site reactions. it may increase the risk of infusion-related reactions and infection. tell your doctor if you have a history of infections or symptoms of a

brian, i'll kick it over to you. kate rogers certain parts of the restaurant scene. do you feel this is one that investors can still be comfortable with? >> good morning, dom. thanks for having me. i do think hinges are getting better at the industry level. we will have seen a better exit rate for the third quarter than we started. that makes me optimistic. there is still a lot of bifurcation here. they are fighting the value wars and still exposure doing well at this point. >> do we feel, brian, that these value wars are going to have an impact on these companies and their profit margins? is there going to be a race to the bottom getting the consumers in the door with the spending pattern for the year? >> i think it will be competitive. to be honest, mcdonald's, notwithstanding the issues we discussed, will get out of it quite well. this isn't going to go away quickly. this is a return to normal promotions in the food landscape. >> brian, where do you think the value is, so to speak? is it in the fast casual names or do we go u

brian niccol. let's get to kate rogers with the details. >> hey, melissa.bucks is stepping away from discounts under its new ceo, who took the helm in september. that's according to a report in "the wall street journal." in august, starbucks started to phase out its $5 bundle offers. they were introduced as a flurry, remember, of value deals hit the market including $5 offering from mcdonald's a burger king, as chains are competing for the low income consumer this phaseout did occur before nichol's tenure started in september. in addition, "the wall street journal" reports the company offered extra loyalty points on tuesdays and deals on saturdays in a move away from a previous buy one get one offer. starbucks declined to comment on the report. in setting the agenda for his tenure at the coffee giant, nichol says he wants to get back to starbucks, in a company-wide letter we previously reported on, slimming down the menu, making sure that, quote, baristas have the tools and time to craft great drinks every time, delivered personally to each customer. a prem

. >> brian: a lot of football, woody johnson and robert kraft and commissioner of football. >> ainsley: roger goodell. >> ainsley: shocking she wasn't in the room and went on, ainsley said reception to this video -- >> ainsley: it wasn't funny. you are in the room with new yorkers, a lot of democrats, you would think they would laugh, it did not resonate with me. did you, brian? >> brian: remotely funny. what makes this charming, candidates don't pretend to be stand-up comics. how they deliver makes it charming and makes you relatable. one thing underappreciates, we have self-depraindicating humor. trump said, i don't think so. >> ainsley: i was amazed she did not come, so many influential individuals. cardinal dolan, donald trump and melania and brian kilmeade. i was proud of you. there was robert kraft, one of the top comedians in the country. >> steve: you are talking -- spelling question. >> ainsley: surprised she wasn't there. >> lawrence: it is a layup. >> ainsley: really, we supported you. >> brian: three theories. one, she's with her abortion stance, anti-catholic. number two, not com

brian goes every year. he said donald trump speech was good and jim gaffigan was fantastic, star-studded and john mara, rogerdell was there. any said kamala harris' tape speech was not well-received the fact she wasn't there and not well received either. here is a little bit of more of a prerecorded skit, watch this. >> hey, what is going on? who is that? very nice to meet you, mary katharine. right now i'm trying to record my speech for tonight's dinner. >> i want to say i am catholic and today is one of the last fake scanners on the last supper. >> what a missed opportunity to have some fun. both republicans a make nonpartisan people in the room. like i said to, her campaign chose not to implement it wanting to campaign in the battleground state. a however, a lot of the media members are doing the work for her no surprise, the washington closed, "trump profanity below the belt digs at the catholic charity banquet. "trump used profanity at the catholic charity manner. trump delivers pointed and bitter speech at the al smith charity dinner. so some republicans are saying it was disrespectful for kamala harri

patiently await the naming of a permanent ceo now that brian nickel, of course, has left to be the ceo at starbucks. and we're going to turn to kate rogersho has the story for chipotle. kate? >> reporter: hi, dom. analysts are looking revenues of 2.8 billion. same store sales increase by 6.3%. this is the first quarter since brian nickel departed for starbucks. investors will hear from interim scott boatright. he hasover seen the tech pipeline. it's been gaining in recent quarters with all income cohort which is is a rarity in this environment. it's also been able to consistently grow traffic as ore brands see it fall. chipotle brought back fan favorite brisket this quarter to the menu, so commentary around that performance will be key. the stock is up over 30% year to date. while it's far outperforming other fast food competitors it is also being outperformed by sweet green and cava up over 200% on the year. a lot of comparisons drawn to chipotle, has a bigger footprint than those two locations. back over to you. >> chris, let's turn to you for the trade on chipotle. this is $83 billion company. >> wow. >> you think of how big that is.

brian suspect there. i'm proud of you have. ken langone started home depot. he has been on the curvy couch. i see rogerf commissioner of the nfl. i see cardinal dolan who we all adore and love. obviously trump and melania. robert kraft, exactly woody johnson was there. chuck schumer, even letitia james was there. you see all the mayors. bill de blasio was the only one booed when he walked out. mayor adams was there. my gosh, they contributed so much to our country. it was such a missed opportunity for kamala harris. why do you think she didn't go, lawrence? >> lawrence: i just think that her team has this calculation that they are going to focus on other things and the new traditional way of campaigning is going to these different events instead of the big ones. >> brian: hillary clinton told her not to go. that trump can be brutal. and this was the reason. i would love to see her answer that question because she blew off a lot of catholics. >> ainsley: we have all been to this event the whole point of it is just roast each other. one time you see during the whole season where there is lefty. >> steve:

roger was here, he was so nice. i don't know about baseball, based on former players, i'm a fan. >> steve: baseball has been good to you. >> lawrence: brianyou are a mets fan, do you root for the yankees? >> brian: i'm not a hater. i'm a giant fan, not a hater. it is a rarity, in new york, i'm sure chicago same thing. usually like or hate. i do not hate. >> ainsley: do you really just say that? if you have been taught, born and bred to not like the yankees. >> brian: my family was a yankee fans and i was a met fan. >> steve: you got to go to more games. your family couldn't afford yankees. >> brian: you didn't want m majesty of yankee stadium, you wanted to be at shea stadium, you had to learn to read lips. >> steve: beatles were there. >> brian: so were the police. the group. >> lawrence: game tonight on fox. don't miss it. >> steve: straight ahead george gascon could be paving path of freedom for the menendez brothers. his deputy says it is politics and he'll explain it to us next. hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending o

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