starring andy griffith. >> reporter: and now the two stars of the classic show andy griffith and don knox are the subject of a new book, andy and don. >> so this is not a book about barney fise and andy taylor, but a book about two complicated real people. >> reporter: both young men >> they had a lot of stories they could tell about a meager existence in childhood as they each felt a need to escape. >> reporter: but behind the scenes andy was a little four emmy's. >> i think that andy deeply admired the fact that don had probably envious. >> reporter: and after mayberry, andy griffith had another hit show, matlock. and don knox won a whole new generation of fans as the ran lord on threes company. andy and don remain close friends till the end. >> these two men stayed inseparablely close all the way until the end of their lives. >> reporter: in fact andy griffith moved back to california to be close to don >>> brought to you by? wait... wait... perfect. at del monte, r green beans are packed at the peak of freshness r with just water and a dash of sea salt. nothing else. so they' re a

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so i learned to do that through listening, andy griffith, the shadow, the whistler. charlie: and the story about the football player andy griffith told. where did you grow up? samuel: chattanooga, tennessee. charlie: did you decide there where can i use language? samuel: i did not decided there. that was not one of the career options i was given in terms of being a wordsmith or doing that. you were taught you want to have a reputable job, teacher, lawyer, doctor, preacher. when i said i was going to be an actor it shocked everybody. but my mom said what are you going to do for a living? until she saw my first commercial. guest: what was the big break? samuel: big break i guess, when i received -- when they created best supporting actor award at the con film festival and i received one for jungle fever the calls from hollywood started. charlie: that was a brilliant performance. samuel: i had done the research. [laughter] charlie: it was the movie rather than theater? samuel: that was the goal. i watch movies on my life. i spent all my life going to the movies every sa

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and he was patrolling the streets when andy griffith was on the air... and he's still protecting and serving to this day. meet an officer who's in no good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. temperatures range from the mid teens to the mid 20s this morning with the coldest readings where there are clear skies. wind chills are in the single digits and teens and winds are light from the northwest and will turn to the southeast during the day. we will have some clouds off and on throughout the day and they could produce a flurry or two, but for the most part it will be dry. the winds will stay light as they turn to the southeast and we will aim for the mid to upper 20s over most of the kwwl viewing area this afternoon. we have warmer temperatures, but an increased chance of rain and snow later this week. i'll have that forecast for you in a few minutes. a developing story this morning: the search for a missing person in the coralville reservoir. a

and senator daschle, i want to encourage you if you're watching fox and nbc, i demand you give andy griffith equal time. [laughter] >> i do check in once in a while to see what matthews is up to. i get a little bored sometime and i'll see what cnn is doing, but that is a part of the culture. it's not just about us. it's all over america. >> no question, i totally agree. when we do politics with only people who think like us and go to church with people who look like us and think like us, were on social media, our entire network of 500 friends, 498 of 498 of them think like us or watch the same shows, i do think that has hurt us in more ways than one. i had, as a member of congress, i had white staff and black staff. i think my white staff gained a lot of value from my culture and my family and my observation. i learned a great deal from them and got a great deal of value from them. but if were just hanging out with people who look like us and think like us, i think that hurts us. the diversity of who we are as a nation, that's the strength of america. the great debate is how do you get behin

griffith. police say the two are wanted on conspiracy charges. andy hershberger joins us with more. reporter: police are looking for the public's help in finding these two women who authorities say may still be local. manchester police are asking everyone to take a good look at these two women. 21-year-old julie lambert and 26-year-old amanda gurley. they are both wanted in connection with a robbery earlier this week where police say the assailant, 23-year-old michael bontaites was shot once by the would-be victim, a >> detectives completed the investigation and determined that they were both present in the vehicle when the robbery took place. so based on the facts and being charged on a warrant with conspiracy to commit robbery. reporter: the incident happened monday night when the 65-year-old woman was about to enter an apartment building on south porter street. >> she had stopped at a gas station, it appears this group of individual in the car saw her, realized she may have had some valuables in her purse, they decided to follow her, perhaps they felt it was going to be an easy t

griffith. jennifer: 65-year-old donald gross died of smoke inhalation and the caution of that fire was accidental. wmur's andy hershberger joins us department, where gross had had

griffith. jennifer: and i'm jennifer vaughn. the target here, an area around norwood road, the same spot hit in a previous vandalism spree. andy hershberger has more from salem. reporter: police say that many of the victims were the same people targeted by another round