zach johnson: the bottom of it is blown out. and for the gatorade bottle to be blown out like that, i just made the determination that it was possibly a silencer because we did have bullet casings in that immediate area. how many times had dr. sonnier been shot? he had been shot five times. andrea canning: and how many times had he been stabbed? 11. what did that tell you right there? a shooting is very hands-off, right? i can stand here and i can shoot somebody 25 feet away. but a stabbing is very hands-on, it's very personal, in your face. and so you're dealing with a personal killing and a killer that had no problem with making sure that this person is dead. andrea canning: but who? and why dr. sonnier? soon, the detective would have a list of suspects. coming up. his grown children say the doctor seemed like an unlikely target for a killer. dallas sonnier: there was nobody who could have wanted him dead in his personal life of friends and relatives and neighbors and things like that. andrea canning: and something almost unim

zach johnson: that was false.l businessman in every business venture that he had. narrator: that was false as well. zach johnson: he was a person that liked to put on a facade that, hey, i'm on the up and up. narrator: instead, he was down and out. but that didn't stop him from living large. he spent time at cigar shops, strip clubs, and martini bars. detective johnson learned more about him from one of his bar buddies. narrator: so what brought the deadbeat and the doctor together? the two enjoyed fine cigars and saw each other occasionally at smoke shops in amarillo. they became friends around 2010, when they both went through divorces. zach johnson: and they kind of bonded over that poor misfortune, i guess. narrator: shepard's bar buddy told the detective he heard shepard rave about dixon. narrator: the two friends became business partners in 2011, when shepard had another one of his big ideas. in his interview, reynolds said he was in on it briefly as well. narrator: andrew dixon remembers meeting shepard twi

joining me to discuss is zach johnson. a member of the fa 100 list. walmart is in the portfolio. o have you here. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> we mentioned walmart reporting earnings coming up. what are your expectations? the estimate is 4% growth and same-store sales and similar numbers for the current quarter which includes the holiday season. in your mind, is that good? is that good enough? >> you know, it really is in this environment of generally tough retail environment. for walmart to be able to post approximately 4% comp sales as you stated and looking to do that next quarter as well is really indicative of the quality and value and how they are able to do that. you know, what's really important and what we want to see in the report is the next quarter. when we came in, we saw a statement regarding the consumer and there was a lot of stress and concern and maybe that consumer is hitting a wall. now that quarter is up beat. amazon and deckers and mcdonald's came out and said the lowest end consumer is showing a little positivity. what walmart does best and w

house where they have two incredibly competitive seats, marilyn meeks and zach nun, drawing visits from house speaker mike johnsonabsolute, not money sucks, but attracted a lot of spending from both of the campaign committees from the super pacs. now, both parties at this point feel confident they will be able to pull it out. which tells you how tight it is. there's the question about the presidential. i've spoken to countless people over the last 24 to 36 hours about that poll, and here's my general take away. i guess the question is not whether it's right. there's the question of whether it's right in total. whether kamala harris really does have a chance at a state where there's not been a ton of high quality polling over this presidential cycle. number two is the question about whether it's directionally right, whether the issue of abortion in states, and steve kornacki pointed this out on twitter, the race has gotten tighter since iowa passed restrictive abortion laws. is that, a, true, does that poll reflect reality, and is that transposable to other states. that will be a massive question going into tomorr