. ♪ >> before it became charred rubble, the house was home to a long-time paducah couple, keith and julieriffith, church going, golf playing, high school sweet hearts, 36 years into a marriage that had produced two sons. aaron the older. >> they were very supportive parents. they were loving. they loved my kids. >> aaron took after his dad, athletic, easy going, level headed. younger brother zach was more of a firecracker like his mom. there was the time, for instance, in the sixth grade zach grabbed a shovel and started digging a hole for a coy pond in the backyard. >> my parents come home. they're like, what are you doing? i said we're going to have a pond. >> were they okay with it? >> yeah, they were fine. they were like, this is going to be a nightmare. >> when aaron and zach flew the nest, the griffiths' lives seemed to only get busier. they joined a motorcycle class through their church, frequently were golf foursome with friends, craig and temple bradley. >> everybody that knew keith loved him. great guy. >> did he become your best friend? >> yeah. definitely. one of my very best

lead is a bit cooler is lik thes low 30s, 40s in cincinnati, then south, of the mason-dixon line, paducah 54. showers tomorrow give way to a one tenth of an inch possible for most of the area that the tomorrow around the average high, the height of about 47 and for black friday shopping with mid- 40s, rainfall early saturday but for the rest of the weekendnd it wi be fantastic to either fly or drivei , and then tuesday the next round of rainfall with mid- 50ssu and then fall back to som some of the hottest toys of the holiday season but delays may not be the greatest grandma tonight at 10:00 o'clock, the hot toys that one expert says could put your child on the naughty list, before you go by, you're the one about the most i the event gadgets and may not b right for your child, tonight a ten.. the biz travel daily or as millions have the road in the skies a to go to grandma's hous for thanksgiving. >> airport seeing much longer lines especially at o'hare the begin arriving early this morning , the good news is that people seem to be kidding through the check in andth reason , united and am

around 30 3 south taken over the great lakes you can see is trying to moderate , seamless 47 and paducah 45 this is not a huge change but i about 40 tomorrow. the advisers wanted to cross the new york state and then out west, colorado, utah and dakotasan, advisories in warnin. high pressure for the next 24 hoursrs tonight mostly clear an sunshine tomorrow still a bit below norm tonight wasn't clear tomorrow night, the clouds will showers in the afternoon after sunset good friday with temperatures in the 40s tomorrow we will be wrapping up the fox 8 career of dick goddard spanning five decades.. >> we got plenty to celebrate dick goddard just keeps on going. >> this is the greatest nation can imagine could not be better. >> out of the service earned a fine arts degree against a he was good enough that disney wanted to interview him in hollywood the same week and offered to try tv and the rest is a half-century of tv history , when tv forecast was a afterthought he stood outt blather is at at best an educated guess. as became an institution used his fame to help animals in wha he could pro

all the way back to illinois down toward paducah, kentucky, we've got rain. so we've got a ways to go. if you will be traveling this afternoon, this is a heads up. let's say you are leaving now and you are going east taking the pennsylvania turnpike down rest of the afternoon. but, if you are going west, you better get ready to turn on the headlights and the wipers, because we are going to be seeing showers throughout the rest of the afternoon and tonight. a closer look at today's forecast coming up in just a bit. >> brian: all right, samantha. thanks. if you are getting ready to head out on the road for thanksgiving today, you, of course, will be joining one of the bussiest and possibly most frustrating travel days of the year. the waze app says the bussiest time today, 3:00 traffic is expected to decrease tomorrow morning. waze also says sunday is the bussiest return day. the experts suggest avoiding 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on the roads on sunday. during that time, waze reports about double the accidents as usual. >>> and gas prices are down about 20 cents

louis paducah w up to the northeast 60s all over the place. u the atmosphere it is ushered out of here by the cold front which is currently producing blizzard like conditions over that dakotas and western minnesota. record highs for today will likely get crushedre we are 71 here in cleveland. that record high was st one year ago today.r g 70 in akron canton. warmed up 72 cell records there in r youngstown. meanwhile look y at the winds. falling out of the south and the wind casts cast tomorrow morning begin to veer toa the southwest and some fairly high velocities. 20-mile an hour winds increasing to 30 or moreh saturday evening. rain out of the northwest for perhaps lake effect snow. computer models indicating couple of hotspots perhapss geauga county may be intoino portage county and also ashtabula county. it appears that the eastern countiesla will pick up some accumulation. how much? will put some numbers on that within the next probably six to 12 hours. maybe at noon time s haven't decided yet. so ve a little bit of a question accumulatio

and seven gusting up to 25, looking at the heat dome, paducah and st. louis 84. we have some high decorative, unproductive clouds. warm temperatures, and just as warm tomorrow close to 80 again tomorrow. tomorrow clouds will build around sunset with showers beginning aboutrs 8:00 p.m. and thereafter. it will be a rainy start to you thursday. sunshine returning friday with cooler temperatures. rainfall amounts, between half inch and 1 inch from tomorrow night till on thursday a good chance of rainfall,l, about 60 degrees. '50s on friday, then saturday night, set your clocks back one hour, with sunset about 5:15 p.m. sunday. next week, in the '50s and 60s for the high temperatures. there is more than just a world series title at stake, th outcome could affect humanity. simpsons. we are again six world series,s, the highlight is a cloud shaped like a giraffe that flew by during the rain delay. have the better just called timeout again. >> this portal is excruciating, fire the accelerator. rodriguez pops to right field as some sort of ray baeza stadium in an eerie gr

show you some 70s near paducah, we will have a 70 friday . cloud cover today cloud cover today began to break apart, as you see we're going to see a storm system off hit us this weekend with falling temperatures saturday and then snowfall ends up lake effect snow fallth that could involve enough to shovel. them up and down inches or more areas to the west. the cool air over the warmer lake waters,, in the 50s, you have that discrepancy between the air and water temperature and the right kind of air mass in placete , induces a decent amount of lake effect snow fall in the snowbelt.du low pressure here for the next two days, it will then if you don't like wintertime. tonight 37 degrees with decreasing clouds tomorrow lots of sunshine mid-sixties waiting for 70 on friday. on saturday, falling temperatures, chilly rainfall, then lake enhanced eventhi send into monday, and doesn't look like that it will be accumulatingngli. in the 30s and overnight lows in the 20s. >> next week as you prepare to travel upper 40s and chilly rain showers looks like