julie griffith was a loving wife and a doting mother. when a blaze ripped through her home it tooked her life and robbed her family of their matriarch. was this an accident, a burglary gone wrong or was it something else entirely. here's dennis murphy with "consumed." >> the canterbury hill subdivision in paducah, kentucky, is a good place to raise kids. tidy homes kept up by neighbors living ordered lives. so as the front porch listed winked out on just another day, what happened one cold january night in the wee hours was especially alarming. orange flames were licking the tree tops. a roaring all-consuming fire was devouring one of the nice homes. >> it was awful. half of the house was gone. >> what would rise from those ashes was for man a fire marshals investigation into cause. there would be a probe into the deepest roots of a treachery beyond most people's comprehension. >> that's not true. no way. >> what had they all missed? >> a monster, a liar, a cheater. >> he's destroyed my entire family. >> before it became charred rubble,

life seemed so full for julie and keith griffith.had a loving family, and an active social calendar. then a devastating fire left their home in ruins. and when investigators searched for a cause, they made an awful discovery. here again, dennis murphy, with "consumed." >> day break revealed the grim aftermath of the blaze at 307 duter boulevard. wisps of smoke rose from the blackwater soaked wreckage that was once the griffith home. detective matt carter. >> this entire structure had crumbled. it was a pile of ashes that was on the ground. we didn't even know if anyone was home or not. we knew that they were in and out of town a lot. >> as firefighters carefully walked through what appeared to be the fire's epicenter, the master bedroom, their worst fears were confirmed. julie had in fact been home that night. >> it was to the right of the box mattresses that we found the remains of julie. they were unsure initially that it was human remains. >> even with all their experience? >> yes. everything was just consumed by fire to the point

she set griffith's bond at more than 18-thousand dollars. police arrested griffith after he allegedly stole a volkswagen we all know cats have nine lives... but what about four ears! meet batman-- he has two sets of ears! two in front-- and two in back. the back ear flaps don't come with auditory canals-- so he's not hearing in stereo. the rare condition made him popular at the shelter... and he's already found his wakeup news. now at 5- police need your help this morning finding the person who hit and killed a 64-year-old woman. what we know so far about the suspect. also this morning - a flood watch is in effect. we could see several inches of rain today. chief meteorologist has everything you need to know rob joins us now with more on the weather. rob's weather a flash flood watch is in effect for all of the fox 6 viewing area today. heavy rain and thunderstorms are possible today with the chance for some areas to receive up to 2 in just an hour. that could lead to flash flooding on roadways which can

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started twerking in front of the judge during his bond hearing.the griffith's bond at 18- thousand, 500 dollars. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--why you'll want to leave a early if you're headed to green bay for the packers game tonight.plus.. you won't believe who's behind the wheel of this car.. we'll tell you why the driver is for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. finally, the packers will kick off the preseason against the cleveland browns. sam earn his spot at inside linebacker.((sam barrington says i work...work hard regardless.))the bucks schedule is out. they start the season at home against frank kaminsky and the charlotte hornets on wednesday, october 26.the brewers scored in each inning, according to elias sports bureau just the 19th team in baseball history to do so. chris carter stays hot with his 27th homer of the year. clearing double in the 6th. the power surge gives the brewers an 11-3 victory, and a split of the seriesthe brewers starting a new series against the reds at miller park. for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. tonight is free shirt

. >> this is andy griffiths' 26th year in the police department.ernationally recognized for his work in investigative interview techniques. when griffiths was a rookie, interrogation rules were much like they are in the u.s., but they are not anymore. what happened to precipitate these changes? >> change really came about through problems. >> like a national scandal after a series of high-profile false confessions. including an arson/murder case eerily similar to robert davis'. >> the government at the day instigated the whole review of how prisoners were dealt with in custody. >> the result? a complete overhaul of the system. every officer in the uk retrained to rigorous standards that apply in every region of the country. strict rules were put in place for suspect interviews, all interviews in serious cases video recorded. >> there are two cameras up there. one gives a head and shoulders shot of the interviewee, and the idea behind that if it was shown in court, it gives a clear picture of you. the other is a global view of the room. everyone who

nick griffith was therefore offered he joins us now from soldier field in chicago. >> are working hard in chicago is hot out there. [laughter] i'm here. if you toss it to me it's a hot muggy night in chicago for there's no separation. mark sanchez got the start and he denied doing anything to hand the keys to the car over to trevor simeon although trevor played pretty well been what t did with a 76-yard drive most of poorly resulted in a 32-yard touchdown pass to demaryius thomas sets are soft out important for us to score on a first drive not as a fuel goal but go down and get six points. center there on third down and taken ahead. >> is nice to pop up from a hit like this would they never feel good but they feel better when your guy standing in the enzo very confident mark sanchez after the first quarter performance or again, gary kubiak still not willing to lean one way or another as to which quarterback he's going to pick for the starting job coming up in a little over a month. >> can't wait for that. a lot of fans showing off their broncos gear but their blue and orange today. che

carly griffith joins us live from the mall. >> reporter: the mall resumed normal hours today, opening at noon, and they will close as normal, around 7:00, just in about an hour. as you take a look behind me there, there are cars going in as usual. people going b routine, and the typical traffic is back again with glennwood reopening. here is some video of what crabtree looked like, as it opened early today. mall staff did not want to speak with us, but a shopper we spoke with said when she was there this afternoon, there was a visible increase in security. alicia harris moore was shopping back to school sales when a crowd of people came rushing their way. they got out of the mall behind in the confusion. >> yes, i had stuff that i left at a store. so i needed to retrieve that. they told us we could retrieve items we left. so i came in to retrieve that and left. i was only there 10 minutes. >> reporter: police say there is no evidence of a shooting actually happening here yesterday. they say they have interviewed all the witnesses who were here yesterday. they say there was a loud nois

and that did the trick, although not in the way 30 year-old calvin griffith hoped. judge catherine pooler was not amused. she set griffith's bond at 18-thousand 500-dollars. he's charged with burglary and trespassing... and now he can add public embarrassment to that list./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> that's all for us live at eleven. talk carpool karaoke next on the late show. we'll see you back here tomorrow night./// captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: well that was a great vacation, but i was totally unplugged for the last week. i have no idea what happened in the news. so opus, plug me in. ( laughter ) ( screaming ) >> wow, i can't believe trump t >> tonight, stephen welcomes james corden, scott speedman and a musical performance by "death cab for cutie"! featuring jon batiste and "stay human"! ( cheers and applause ) and now it's time for "the late

lamb: andy griffith, from a movie from 1957 sang a lot of things that i want your reaction to them. >youu eat your eggs this morning? >> just picked up another million. this'll whole country is just like my flock of sheep. rednecks, crackers hillbillies shut-ins everybody has got to jump when someone else blows the whistle. they do not know it yet, but they are all going to be mine. i own them. they think like i do. [laughter] >> only they are even more stupid than i am, so i have to think for them. ms. isenberg: that is an incredible movie. it is one of my favorite movies. essentially, and it is a kind of conflicting response about how people felt about that movie. on the one hand they saw the character of any griffith who starts out with someone that is in jail, a musician in arkansas who has discovered -- is discovered and he is turned into this demagogue, this person who is going to be a will to manipulate everyone because he thinks like them, talks like them and what is he drawing on? he is drawing on, something a highlight in the book, this pattern, this tradition about how we t

she set griffith's bond at $18,500. police say after he stole a volkswagon from a high school parking lot. >> she is not amused. >> no, no, no. nor should she be. >> seriously. my goodness. all right, coming up: after the break, we'll h,z/ at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all with fresh salad and unlimited bread. the great american steak dinner, for $12.99. tonight, only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7.99. >> good morning, everyone, happy friday to you, first and for most. we've got a lot to get to when it comes to the weather. we take you right to storm scan, continuing to track, at this point, fizzling batch of thunderstorms, which may have woken some of you up across the lehigh valley in the last hour or so. but over the course of the next couple of days, especially

they're up in the 90% mark. >> and along the way, said griffiths, confessions, a hallmark of case solvingin britain. >> we would not prosecute somebody solely on a confession. so if someone did make a confession, we would try and corroborate what they said. so you'd have the supporting evidence as well. >> but isn't a confession the strongest evidence you can get? >> not always. >> what's wrong with it? >> what confessions tend to do is they shape this confirmation bias. people then look for supporting evidence to support what's being said because the confession exists. >> so, we asked griffiths to watch with us robert davis's interrogation. and -- >> what this guy's problem was, he was arrested last. and what they're saying is that we gospel believe the people that are arrested first, so you just need to confirm what we know. that's clearly not a good approach for an investigator. >> the time of day of the interview, the length of the interview, the use of leg irons halfway through the interview, the clear requests for medication and sleep at various points of the interview were all red

calvin griffith the decided to twerk, in front of the judge, during his bond hearing in miami. as you can see judge kaplan-pool was not amused. no word on why griffith did the dance but we have seen that the judge set his bond at $18,500. police arrested griffith after he stole a volkswagen from a high school parking lot. >> #not impressed. her face was like nope. >> not happening. >> no, we're not having this weather, kate. >> i know, this weather is crazy. everyone keeps asking me twitter an facebook when will it come to an end? you know what it will start to break down early next week but the weekend is going to be really, really a rough weekend. today doesn't seem like a day, much hotter today. tomorrow it could be hotter then today but once you get up to heat around 109, 110 it is all the same, it is dangerously oppressively hot and humid and that is what we will continue right through the weekend. tomorrow looks like the worst of it with heat index values at times exceeding 110 degrees. record is 99. i don't think we will break it but we could get close. lets look outside

you can go back to andy griffith for the role he was playing.a that famous people of influence and people will listen to them. i think it is a mixed bag. i think it is better if historians keep -- which is the way i have sort of commented about donald trump -- talk about it within the context of a historical patterns and where he fits. that is what i feel comfortable with. what other people do, their ability to say what they want to say, i certainly would not say anyone needs to be curtailed in their opinions. it is just the i am more comfortable with instead of isolating donald trump is to put him in in historical pattern. he does not just come out of thin air. brian: back to your book, "white trash" there used to be a channel.n the learning boo-boo."s honey let's watch for a moment. [begin video clip] >> here in georgia, there is a [indiscernible] >> there are some broke down people out there. >> how am i doing? >> they go first. >> i like to get in the mud because i like to get dirty like pigs. [end video clip] brian: ok. nancy: that's import

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all the way back to 100 percent and the next expected to play in a now, the sports zone with nick griffith. i feel better that i did it at the end of the last season. probably playing 70 percent in the super bowl. a little bit effective but now i feel like i'm 94 percent. i get up there out there and play little bit. he wears number 94, comparison tonight he 4 percent healthy. back as he continues to recover recent back injury. meanwhile the rest of the broncos get set for the most important preseason game of the year. and not that it's all that important but saturday against the rams, the la rams, you should at least be the most telling but again, returning today but likely game action until week one against carolina. the ongoing quarterback competition, did not flow after but still will get to start on saturday reconfirmed by gary kubiak. a preseason game but little regular-season feel to it. preparation is that way. you know, we will play more than we play, definitely those type of things, but what is the magnitude compared to a regular-season game? i don't know how to gauge that. the k

paxton which looking per our own nick griffith is live in chicago tonight. nick's guys have to be happy in the locker room it really did not miss a beat from the carryover from the super bowl some seven months ago. it's all the same, writing and spirit. we asked gary kubiak the big question about the cornerback and he said his goal was to come out and how to throw the football around he and simeon. sanchez again the touchdown as well as interception. his past rating rating-we talked to trevor outward the one thing he said he wished he could have gotten done at the end was punched the bowl >> i want to get down there in finish. finish a couple of those drives. there are a few things that could have done differently. >> homecoming game for him for some sorts in northwestern graduates and has an family and friends here in the standard i also asked him about mark sanchez has first drive and was interested in his first said it was difficult but challenging that he looks forward to as he continues to give people this starting job. still three present preseason tea

. >> this is andy griffiths. a detective in the sussex police department for interview techniques.hen a rookie, british rules were much like they are in the u.s. but they are not anymore. what happened to precipitate these changes in the united kingdom? >> they came about through problems. >> like a national scandal after a series of high profile false confessions including an arson murder case eerily similar to robert davis'. >> instigated of the way prisoners were dealt with in custody. >> the result? a complete overhaul of the system. every officer in the uk retrained to rigorous standards that apply in every region of the country. strict rules were put in place for suspect interviews. all interviews in serious cases. video recorded. >> there were two cameras up there. one gives a head and shoulders shot of the interviewee and a clear picture of you. the other is a global view of the room. everyone who's in the room is shown in the picture. that's about showing exactly what happened. >> and this was key. no more lying. in america, it's legal for cops to lie to suspects. not here

she becomes the first woman to win the 100 and 200 in the same olympics since the late florence griffith joiner. and an american took the bronze last night in that race. >> she looks tired. >> she does look tired. >> i think she ran that one hard. >> can you imagine if they teamed up and did a bobsled team? they might be onto something. >> why didn't anybody else think of that? >>> now for the medal count. they picked up nine medals yesterday. the u.s. has 30 golds. china and great britain are tied with 19. >> 93. so close to the nice 100 number. that's the belize attitude toward it. it's a nice round number. >> nice big -- >> goose egg. >> sorry, honey. >> it's all right. >> it's not over yet. >> we have no more events, but thank you. >> coming up, khloe kardashian opens up about her cancer scare. she has a message for her fans. >>> and taking flight, the largest aircraft in the world making its maiden voyage, and wait until you hear what people are calling it. >> first here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by my pillow. introducing new k-y f

griffiths. beautiful downtown henderson, down from a high of as hot as 104 outside, the lake still at 95, over to max out at 103. 102. are at 6:00 last night we had 102 for forecast and the rains came cooled the air saturated the air mass somewhat. so i went going down to 101 dra, ?., it turned out to be 102 but getting a little tighter which i think it will during the other part of the month. low 80s start well into the 90s at lunch time. into the trouble digits we go. the wind, ramping up, staying between 15 and 25, some bursts to 30 miles an hour. we have a little ripple to the north and those wi they'll also bring down this little disturbance that's going to flock the temperature down only a couple of degrees but crossing a psychological barrier. sandy valley, 97, still 105 in [ laughter ] li, and mid 70s in the mountain. your day tomorrow, are winds thursday high temperature, when you can call aunt mill ea in the midwest and say look how beautiful, the kids on their last with weekend of fre

griffith is accused of breaking into miami senior high school taking a set of keys then stealing a car. >>> this fall you may just catch a glimpse of a big refueling tan at tampa international airport. >> that's because the only runway at mcdill air force base is being shut down for repairs. repairs. coming up we'll take you t y22pvy yy6y i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. letterman:"has a line of clothing, now where were these made?" trump: "these were made, i don't know where they're made. but they were made someplace. but they're great. it's ties, shirts, cufflinks, everything sold at macy's and they're doing great.? letterman: ?where are the shirts made?? off-camera voice: ?bangladesh.? letterman: ?bangladesh.? trump: ?well, it's good. we employ people in bangladesh." letterman: ?ties? where are the ties made?" they have to work, too. the ties are made in where? china? off-camera voice: ?china.? letterman: ?the ties are made in china." [ audience laughter ] come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milksha

the house is located at the corner of east and >> now, the lexus sports zone with nick griffith fred. >> so while all the nfl and really most all broncos country is still freaking out about not having a starting quarterback right now head coach gary kubiak seen today he is kind of expecting this the whole time. we told you earlier in the newscast from your simian will once again get the start and preseason game number three saturday versus the rams, but that doesn't necessarily mean he will be the guy to start the regular season against the weeks. both simeon and sanchez still trying to review and improve from saturday's performances in which both guys had nice moments, but as you see here some really ugly turnovers. right now the race is still too close to call and again that does not surprise the head coach one bit. >> no, i expected it. i expected it. we've got three quarterbacks, two of which are weren't on this team last year and one that's never played well, he is one regular-season snap. one regular-season snap so i knew this would take some time and i think as a credit to them

for u-s farm report, i'm clinton griffiths. thanks, clinton. american farm bureau told me this week for every billion dollars of trade created for the u-s, it's means 75 hundred jobs here at home. when we come back, john phipps. john phipps. john phipps. earlier in the show, you heard from an ag banker who said we need to see major cost farmer wants to know why so much buzz is about rental rates. and to answer, here's john phipps. doug northrup from letcher, south dakota chimes in on a big topic in farmer circles: cash rents. "can you tell me why rent is the only option to go down? i know rent is high, but we have been told that we must pay more for 1. fertilizer, 2. tires, 3. seed corn, 4. trucking 5. steel, urance, corn now cheap. the cost can and should come down from all areas." doug, thanks for writing. your mug is on the way. this topic is all over the farm media and dominates farmer conversations, for good reason: we're exhausting our working capital by growing crops below breakeven. while cash rents have been singled out as the target f

calvin griffith actually twerk ed in front of the judge . the judge was not a to recap, twerking in front of the judge after being arrested -- let's just say any time, not a good idea. >> you can write that down for me? that's going to be hard to remember. >> i'll give you the cliff note version. >>> few showers are still occurring. we're right around the weekend. 93 degrees on saturday. 92 on sunday. rain chance, 30% in the afternoon. that's slightly below our sunshine for the weekend. hot temps. we had 92 today. there have been cooling showers and storms. you might have lucky to see the temperature drop as a result. eastern sections of citrus county and eastern parts of pasco, central parts of pasco as well. good thunderstorms that will drop maybe an inch of rain or so. we've seen a couple of inches . most of polk county, but southern sections active. a little one developing south of lakeland as well. sea bring to lake placid. i mentioned frostproof too. sarasota light to moderate rain. sarasota moving toward bradenton. there's activity ou

take a look at calvin griffith, the accused car thief. the judge set his bond at $18,000.is mother said he sulphurs from mental illness and was off his medication. >> coming up we'll get a look at the president obama's play list. >> a fire in south jersey burns for more than 8 hours. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sending americans into harm's way. he's unfit to be president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. 5:00 a.m. on this friday, august 12, matt o'donnell is off, gray hall joining us. >> a gun battle on the streets of philadelphia overnight

it was caught on camera. 30-year-old calvin griffith is accused of stealing a car. the judge was not amused with his antics. she set his bond at more than z look $18,000. >> i am sure -- >> thousands of people are in rio right now for the olympics. >> they're getting a taste of the games and a taste of brazil. what mealtime means for the tourists. >> plus, a stowaway on a frontier airplane. how a monkey got on board without the airline knowing and that's when we come back. >> we are back here on "12 news this morning." it is 4:45 on this finally friday, august 12th. we are looking at dopplar 12 radar. a lot of green moving through southeast wisconsin and good news for this part of the state? >> great news, the rain, we are watching for the thunderstorms get going and producing downpours and we have the flash flood of isolated variety and impacting southeast wisconsin. so flash flood today through mid night and after that, we'll see the rains come to an end. fairly light in southeast wisconsin at the moment. the lightning strikes out over the lake. have the brael rea

it was caught on camera. 30-year-old calvin griffith is that is serious stuff. death stare there. the judge was not amused with his antics. she set his bond at more than $18,000. that's steep. >> that is what you get. >> charged with stealing a car and terrible dancing. >> thousands of people are in rio right now for the olympics. >> they're getting a taste of the games and a taste of brazil. what mealtime means for the touris >> plus, a stowaway on a frontier airplane. how a monkey got on board without the airline knowing and why the animal's owner isn't in you brush your teeth diligently...two times a day, right? but 80% of your mouth's bacteria arentt even on teeth. eughty purschunt?! different. it fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. protecting 100% of your mouth's surfaces. >> welcome back to "wisn 12 news this morning." it is 5:45 on this friday, august 12th. here's a live look at doppler 12 radar. we had rain as you see pushing through the area. it is muggy out there. the dew point is above 70. you call air you can wear. >> yeah, it is thick out there. we have

check out this sweet message from melanie griffith to her ex antonio banderas. saying happy birthday to my ruggedly handsome ex-husband. i will always love you. >> how sweet! celebrating birthdays this week. hers was on the 9th and dakota johnson posted this flashback photo of mom wishing her a happy birthday. we just talked to dakota's 50 shades of gray jamie dornin who has a few reasons to celebrate himself. >> this guy is 50 shades of biz. >> we had a baby and had two 50 shades back-to-back, and i'm very ready for a break.. >> we had a baby and had two 50 shades back-to-back, and i'm very ready for au. >> we had a baby and had two 50 shades back-to-back, and i'm very ready for as. >> we had a baby and had two 50 shades back-to-back, and i'm very ready for a busy. >> we had a baby and had two 50 shades back-to-back, and i'm very ready for a break. >> dornin back as handsome billionaire christian grey for two sequels to the super fan favorite "50 shades of gray.? >> you're here because i'm incapable of leaving you alone. >> we are shooting on location in france

on the one hand, they saw the character of andy griffith, who starts out as someone that is in jail,ician in arkansas who is discovered and he is turned into this demagogue, this person who is going to be a will to manipulate everyone because he thinks like them, talks like them and what is he drawing on? he is drawing on, something a highlight in the book, this pattern, this tradition about how we think about populism, how we think about democracy. it becomes really important in southern politics, this idea that what we want in america is, and this is sort of come i quote australianote, an states ino the united 1949 who said, what we want america is not a real democracy because we accept huge disparities of wealth. we want a democracy that matters. what we want our celebrities or our politicians to do is act like us, pretend to be like us, and this idea of a stage performer, performer, idea of sounding as if you can invoke the feeling, the voice, the attitude, even the dialect of the average american, is something that unfortunately politicians have taken advantage of for a long tim

here is sports director dick griffith. >> it will start right there with the who. trevor simeon for starters is going to go down as the official successor to the future hall of famer and pete manning. no pressure, but who exactly is trevor simeon? 24 -year-old, connecticut, native grew up in orlando florida as a two sport star things about in baseball. northwestern a mom who graduated with honors. rouwas drafted in t fi- >> it's not like the announcement w >> i think the guys were waiting from a standpoint i told them that i would let them know early this week our direction and we would go to work. dies gave trevor a big hand in the meeting room. i think they're all as proud of him as i impaired. >> here we go. a second year seven from quarterback border back his nfl career is summed up by one single meal down. now he has the keys to the kingdom. >> honestly, it hasn't changed my mind that too much. i think it's we have a big one going forward against carolina. i haven't thought about it too much. i'm thinking about carolina, thinking about what we have to what was

mike griffith was one of them. >> got his leg out and crawled back with him. >> reporter: the bottom here is not sandy. it's mud, and if you get stuck the tighter it becomes. >> he was lucky enough to pull himself up but the mud does create a suction. >> reporter: the if i rememberer man refused medical help. all he wanted was for firefighter hose him down to get the mud off. >> the fisherman didn't tell anyone when -- his name and just went right to work. maverick, a german shepherd who chewed off his own paw to escape. kennedy was arrested and maverick already has a new home. >>> firefighters just knocked down a fire in hyde park. it started between the third into and attic of a 3-story wood home on river streak. one firefighter was taken to dei -- dehydration. >>> a man admits that he took items off the shovels of home depots and then returned them for cash. he was previously convicted of stealing $30,000 in a similar hide love for his patriots, attending at least three of the groups game watching parties in the last three seasons. he entered witness protection in 1999 after testi

calvin griffith is facing charges of stealing an employee's car from a high school parking lot. >> i'm at a loss for words, deiah. i really am. >> me, too. >>> governor scott is expected to announce that tourists are visiting florida in record numbers. just over 57 million tourists visited during the first half month total ever. that's surprising considering the state was dealing with the toxic algae bloom in the waterways and zika virus. good news that people are flocking here. >> we love the traffic this time of year. it's florida. my goodness, i'm from here. janelle is a native. we're looking good right now as showers and storms are one of my favorites and one of the reasons i wanted meteorologist. the storms would blow up in the middle of the afternoon seemingly out of nowhere. clear blue skies in the morning and of course you find out you have a little humidity going on, the moisture, sea breezes and heating and all of that will come together today for another round of showers. good storms in the mid and upper 07s. not all of us get hit. we had a good chunk of it last night and ri

about raising some money, having some fund raisers and while he was doing it he met this guy mark griffith -- >> so much that he hopped on board. he gathered music industry sponsors and had a big fund-raiser. >> had a great time because before playing raised about $5,000 and got themselves 115 ukuleles. so he decided to head to ukraine but realized he could have prepared a little bit more. >> i don't know ukrainian. i don't know if that's going to be -- i probably should have learned hello. and thank you. >> i don't think it matters. speaking the universal language of loving music. >> and who doesn't get joy when you see the ukulele. you're like hey, it's time -- like saying hello. >> before we do it. 12-year-old bursts into the room and they're super excited about ukuleles. >> you could see the looks on these kids' faces they're so grateful. >> they are learning a discipline they're going to be able to bring with them their entire life. >> none of them had connection. no mothers, fathers, uncles or aunts. i can't imagine my life without the love and support that come with having a family.

the houses on the corner at the saratoga police now, the lexus sport zone with nick griffith. trevor simeon. i feel confident. we'll see what happens. >> an open receiver, simeon throws. touchdown denver. i've had a blast to tell you the truth. >> there was more than decent showing by trevor simeon and preseason game number three this weekend. the second-year player will start for the defending super bowl champs in ten days versus carolina to open up the season. he broke the team nick, it remains to be seen whether history will be on the site of trevor simeon, but it certainly hasn't been on the side of former northwestern university quarterbacks as simeon will be graham in 1955. >> so, it's the biggest day of his life, i mean the starting quarterback of the defending super bowl champions. tough to make it about me right now. i think we have a great offense. don't think that's going to be too much of an issue. that this guys mindsets, his calm on the field belying his inexperience. ,, cool and collected. sometimes you know i feel like everything is about destiny and it is this

for those with family members buried here like christie griffith, the vandalism is far more than just tipping over pieces of granite or marble. >> not that they care about the stoern itself, but person that it represents, their loved one that's buried there. >> reporter: it is someone's mother, grandmother, or maybe one of those who settle the this because i feel like it's hurting someone personally. >> reporter: the penalties are usually small for juveniles. though the damage can be great to the families. >> it could be some emotional impact on them. neb likes to see their -- nobody like to see their loveed ones disgraced like that. >> reporter: police are asking if you recognize anyone in them. >>> cameras caught this marijuana using stole knowen credit cards. he is a hispanic man in his 40s, wearing glasses with jeans and jewels on the back pockets. >>> this is the news with campaign 2016. states today, wrapping up what mrim analysts say was the worst week of his campaign. new polls show hillary clinton making inroads against trump three month s beforeelection. >> reporter: donald

for those with family members buried here like christie griffith, the vandalism is far more than just tipping over pieces of granite or marble. >> not that they care about the stoern itself, but person that it represents, their loved one that's buried t mother, grandmother, or maybe one of those who settle the this city. >> i think it's deeper than that. because it's -- i guess because i feel like it's hurting someone personally. >> reporter: the penalties are usually small for juveniles. though the damage can be great to the families. >> it could be some emotional impact on them. neb likes to see their loveed ones disgraced like that. >> reporter: police are asking if you recognize anyone in the surveillance pictures, contact them. >>> cameras caught this marijuana using stole knowen credit cards. he is a hispanic man in his 40s, wearing glasses with jeans and jewels on the back pockets. >>> this is the news with campaign 2016. donald trump appeared in two midwestern states today, wrapping up what mrim analysts say was the worst week of his campaign. new polls show hillary clinton ma