The Pastathon continues on.

It's not over.

It was a big day yesterday, but it continues.

Go to Pastathon.com to find out how you can contribute.

And, of course, you can still go to any Smart and Final store or any Wendy's restaurant in SoCal.

Donate through Sunday, December 4th.

And as always, drive up and drop off pasta sauce donations.

The Anaheim White House restaurant, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Friday.

All of your donations goes directly to Katerinas Club.

Every day, there's a new story coming out of this Idaho murder situation where those four college students were stabbed to death. Every day,

the police and the prosecutor has a new idea. A new idea. Maybe it was this. Maybe it was that.

Wait, whatever we said yesterday, no, we have another idea today. And we're going to talk to Alex Stone,

because he knows. ABC News, Alex. You know, there's a new idea every day, but no new information

every day. Nothing has changed in two and a half weeks that police say evidence-wise they

actually have. And then there is no suspect, no motive, no murder weapon, and where we were

two and a half weeks ago. But today, the thing is that, you know, from from the beginning they've said this was a targeted attack the the four college

students who were murdered initially circumstantial no forced entry knife

attacks are typically personal then they indicated they had evidence they wouldn't

say what it was but had evidence said that down that road. Today, the lead prosecutor

said, well, maybe the victims were not targeted. Maybe the home was targeted. Now, I don't

know how that works, that you don't target the people who you murder. You want to kill a home.

Yeah, but you just randomly go onto that home, no matter who's in there. Did they explain what that means?

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