life seemed so full for julie and keith griffith. they 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 tudor boulevard. wisps of smoke rose 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 that things were unrecogniza

july griffith was a loving wife and doting mother. when a blaze ripped through her home, it robbed her life and robbed her family of their matriarch. was it a robbery 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. as the front porch lights went down 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 far more than the far marshal's 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, the house

adam griffith is on to punt. >> verne: adam griffith is on for the extra point. up and good. >> gary: alabama has the advantage in plays and now they're starting to run it. started with the quarterback keeper and finished with the quarterback keeper down to the one yard line, stepped out and then they just powered in. same formula. they play go a little faster. they still love to run the ball for over 300 yards. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cellphone vibrating] do you want to answer that? nah, i'd never with a kid in the car. it's ok. i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. we catch flo, the progressive girl, at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] >>

emily griffith technicallal college has filled important library that gives you a picture of emily griffith over the years. >> so all around the room you have all these different displays. >> right. we did a scavenger hunt and dug through the closets to find any artifacts that may have been left. so this is one of the things we found. >>reporter: and it's weird, really weird. >>reporter: that was commitment. >> yes. i'm sure it took a very long time. >>reporter: just part of the exhibit put together by artist linda campbell, things used by emily griffith to teach the skills for jobs that gave generations of coloradoon a job and a place in life. but some like the equipment used to teach dental assisting are almost creepy. >> this is actually a chiel's real skill covered in plastic because they wanted to be able to have their students, you know, learn how the jaw moved and learn how to photograph a real human jaw. >>reporter: and if that's not interesting enough, consider griffith. there's even a mystery with emily griffith too, right? >> right. she was murdered and it's still an unsolved mys

adam griffith is on to punt. >> verne: adam griffith is on for the extra point. up and good. >> gary: alabama has the advantage in plays and now they're starting to run it. one yard line, stepped out and then they just powered in. same formula. they play go a little faster. they still love to run the ball for over 300 yards. ?? ?? ?? [cellphone vibrating] do you want to answer that? car. it's ok. i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. coming up on "look! famous people!" buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] with "ncis: los angeles." followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. >> gary: one more strong shot for this ole miss offense. put a touchdown o

adam griffith is on to punt. >> verne: adam griffith is on for the extra point. up and good. >> gary: alabama has the advantage in plays and now they're starting to run it. started with the quarterback one yard line, stepped out and then they just powered in. same formula. they play go a little faster. they still love to run the ball for over 300 yards. ? ? ? [cellphone vibrating] do you want to answer that? i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. coming up on "look! famous people!" scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] with "ncis: los angeles." followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. >> gary: one more strong shot for this ole miss of

october 2015 griffith, who pled guilty in july to kidnapping charges, was sentenced to five years they can say there are glad the case is now over but wish that the defendant would have received more prison time. >> assistant withth south amherst fire chief dennis hevener, one of on the victims, and his wife also say they hope the defendant gets the help he needs..a would've liked to see more jail time but the judge gave her what she thought wased what he needed so, we can move on. was released from prison he will be on three-year probationo, they say they're hopeful that that nothing like this happens again ey. cheerleaders at black river schools will be allowed to wear their uniformsl today and on other school spirit days the school's district says that they are complied with the dress were toldd there were not allowed to wear them to class because they were too short, school s say they apologize for the error. >> cheerleaders everywhere are ready to roll for tonight's big games.ea >> we have a false light of the ball games to bring you the action it is the best deal you can p.j. zie

emily griffith will have a time capsule pulled from morning! >> the items they find will be added to the display at the library which is open every day. a beautiful look outside, heading up to the foothills and the high country! >>> a devastating mudslide, 9 people deadin guatemala . >> heavy rains caused that slide. the governor did declare a state of emergency for the hardest hit village. >>> officials with air china say all copies magazine have been re-- in-flight magazines have been removed after passengers claimed they were racist. it set off protestors. a british lawmaker demanded an apology. air china blamed their publisher. >>> officials in russia are trying to figure out why this river suddenly turned bright red. people started seeing that bizarre color tuesday. experts a leak at a come plant. city officials say any possible contamination would not pose a threat to citizens because that river is not linked to any water supply. as for the rest of the environment, fish, what have you, who knows? >> frightening. >>> beautiful night out th

gain, congressman griffith, -- congressman griffith has introduced this bill and it's a great bill. these d.i.r. fees, big unknown for pharmacists, as i mentioned, they can sometimes total up to thousands of dollars per month and they can significantly complicate what your net reimbursement's going to be to cover your costs. in fact, in a recent survey, nearly 67%, almost 2/3 of community pharmacists have indicated they don't receive any information about when those fees will be collected or how large they will be. 2/3. /3 of the pharmacies here. folks, i was so happy to see representative lowe is back. he pointed out he's the only democrat here tonight. but i can assure you there are other democrats. because this is a bipartisan issue. when you go to get your prescription fills at a pharmacy, they don't ask if you're a republican or a democrat, they could care less, they just make sure you're a patient. we need to take care of the patient and that's what we're trying to do. there is another bill that i want to touch on here. a very important bill. it is one that has been introduced

roy griffith started a fire on his property and residents called to report him. after firefighters extinguished the blaze griffith asked the two to come inside and he refused to let them go. after several hours of negotiation he agreed to let them go. griffith's attorney spoke for him in court today. >> the defendant makes no excuses for his conduct and he did. he doesn't call this a mistake. it wasn't a mistake, it was wrong. the defendant fully accepts responsibility for his lack of judgment and improper actions. >> if the violation is a new felony you may receive prison participation in ed united nations after serving five years griffith will spend three years on probation and continue addiction counseling. >>> in campaign 2016 hill and tim kaine will be in cleveland 11th community caucus labor day festival at 2:00. you are encouraged to arrive at luke easter park at noon if you want to go. >> the f.b.i. released notes from the july interview with mrs. clinton and told agents she did not recall receiving e-mails she thought shouldn't be on an unclassified syst

i love emily griffith. it's amazing. it's a great place. >> reporter: we found his way and some ofis from emily griffith, something he will never forget. no matter how big he gets. >> basically if you want to go far, bring someone with you. >> an exhibit showing the 100-year history of emily griffith school is on display at >>> a massive security team was waiting when a jet liner landed in the philippines. >> police were worried about what was happening on board. the mistake created a huge scene. >> lots of clouds around here, a few scattered showers. and the moisture from the hurricane is headed from colorado! >>> more than 400,000 coloradans are living with diabetes and three million more are at risk. >> reporter: dj smith has been >> i've always loved lacrosse. i'd love to play professional. >> reporter: hey started playing before he was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. he still plays but now he carefully tracks his blood sugar levels and insulin intake. >> this is basically my pancreas right here. >> reporter: dj uses

adam griffith is on to punt. >> verne: adam griffith is on for the extra point. up and good. >> gary: alabama has the advantage in plays and now they're starting to run it. started with the quarterback keeper and finished with the one yard line, stepped out and then they just powered in. same formula. they play go a little faster. they still love to run the ball for over 300 yards. ? ? ? [cellphone vibrating] do you want to answer that? 's ok. i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. coming up on "look! famous people!" we catch flo, the progressive girl, l alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] with "ncis: los angeles." followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." ton

adam griffith is on to punt. >> verne: adam griffith is on for the extra point. up and good. >> gary: alabama has the advantage in plays and now they're starting to run it. started with the quarterback keeper and finished with the one yard line, stepped out and then they just powered in. same formula. they play go a little faster. they still love to run the ball for over 300 yards. ? ? ? [cellphone vibrating] do you want to answer that? i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. coming up on "look! famous people!" we catch flo, the progressive girl, andal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] with "ncis: los angeles." followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." tonigh

in 1916 the emily griffith opportunity school, which operates as a vocational training school and her intention was to provide free education on any practical issue that children or adults might want to learn if you wanted to find a better job, get skills that would help you run more for your family, she would invent classes as the school year went on. there was no set structure or schedule. she would ask students what things are you interested in, what topics do you want to know about and would find people who knew that and hire them to teach a class. it was a very open-ended school and the motto was always opportunity. it remains in operation today celebrating its centennial. he was one of the few politicians to speak out in support of japanese-americans in pearl harbor. it was a great political risk. the japanese internment camp that was built in southeastern colorado was undoubtedly the most open and had the best interaction with the local communities. in the 1960's, colorado's governor was john love. they really want any categories that were limited or constraint. the bill was wr

of the exhibit put together by artist linda campbell, a collection of things that used it emily griffith to teach the skills for jobs they give generations of coloradans a job and a place in life. some, like the equipment used to teach dental assisting, are almost creepy.>> this is a child's real skull covered in plastic to they wanted to learn how the jaw moves and learn how to photograph a real human jaw.>> if that is not interesting enough consider the life and death of emily griffith and there is even a mystery with her as well.>> right, she was murdered and it is still an unsolved mystery, she was murdered in 1947 in a cabin and buying cliff after she retired from the school. >> the case never closed and in the exhibit clues and answers about emily and her school.>> and this was a perm machine we found in the old building when emily griffith moved to the new location at 1860 lincoln. >> the exhibit is not permanent and want to see for yourself, ,, over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what

the window that is behind me honors emily griffith was a schoolteacher -- who was a schoolteacher. she founded the emily griffith opportunity school which now operates as a vocational training school. her intention was to provide free education on any practical issue that children or adults might want to learn. if you wanted to find a better job or get skills that would help you earn more money for your family, she would invent classes as the school year went on. there was no set structure or schedule. you showed up whenever you needed to to take more classes you wanted. she would ask students what they are interested in. then she would find people who knew that and hire them to teach a class at 10:00 at night or 10:00 in the morning. it did not matter. it was an open-ended school. the motto was always opportunity. it remains in operation today it is elevating it centennial here. centennialing it's here. our governor was one of the few speakan politicians to out in support of japanese-americans after pearl harbor. he took a great political risk to ask that coloradans teach everyone

the window that is behind me honors emily griffith who was a schoolteacher in the early 1900s. she founded in the emily 1916 griffith opportunity school which now operates as a vocational training school. her intention was to provide free education on any practical issue that children or adults might want to learn. if you wanted to find a better job, if you wanted to get skills that would help you earn more money for your family, she would invent classes as the school year went on. there was really no set structure or schedule. you showed up whenever you needed to to take more classes you wanted. she would ask students, what things are you interested in? what topics do you want to know about? then she would find people who knew that and hire them to teach a class at 10:00 at night or 10:00 in the morning. it did not matter. it was a very open-ended school. and the motto for it was always opportunity. it remains in operation today. it is celebrating its centennial here in downtown denver. one of the political figures was the governor during world war ii . he was one of the few a

the emily griffith opportunity school, which now operates as a vocational training school. her intention was to provide free edge kaegz on any practical issue that children or adults might want to learn. if you wanted to find a better job, if you wanted to get skills that would help you earn more for your family, she would invent classes as the school year went on. there was really no set structure or schedule. you showed up whenever you needed to, to take what classes you wanted. and she would ask students what things are you interested in? what topics do you want to know about? then she would find people who knew that and hire them to come teach a class at 10:00 at night or 10:00 in the morning. it didn't really matter. it was a very open-ended school. and the motto for it was always opportunity. and it remains in operation today. it's celebrating its centennial in downtown denver. one of the most renowned figures in colorado's political history was our governor during world war ii, ralph carr, and he was one of the few american paul g politicians to speak out in favor of

roy griffith jr. stood in front of the judge today comes attorney said that his client needsne psychological help not present but the judge in want of victims disagreed. roy griffith jr. only said a few words as he stood in front of the lorain county common pleas judge to face sentencing for holding three firefighters hostage last year. >> fost's attorney told the j griffith had mental health issues and never intended to hurt anyone during the hostage situation nt >> red rock even asked me firefighters for a beer, he had no intention of hurting anyone and no one was. >> a judge said she understands that he has mental health issues but is not believe that excuses his behavior. e-mailed that conscious decision not medications, you made he conscious decisionedou to threaten physical harm to restrain them from leaving. >> lorain county sheriffs office said that reference held the threei south amherst firefighters at gunpoint gunpoint, after the respondent to a brush fire at his homeun in october 2015. he

he had gone to school with griffith. after several hours, griffith released the men in exchange for beer and medication. the assistant chief told cleveland 19 he didn't think the sentence was adequate. >> he's disrupted my life for over a year and my family's. so i don't feel it was adequate for what he did. plus the other fireman on the department. >> chris: along with the five year sentence, while in prison, griffith will receive addiction mental illness. when he's released, he'll be on probation for three years. getting answers, chris tanaka, cleveland 19. >> tiffani: thank you is chris. >>> cleveland 19 is getting answers about a pet care facility that allegedly charged several dog owners for a premium boring experience but then put those dogs in cages. >> mark: dani carlson dug deeper confronting the owner and tracking down the pet parents who say they had >> come on. come here. >> reporter: katie, norry and cocoa are best friends. the 5-year-old pups are happy, energetic and playful, running around with each other,

the other inside the home was 29-year-old elizabeth griffith last seen in august. the other victim was 43-year- old stacy stanley item prosecutor has not revealed how the two women were killed. grates lead them to another woman who was murdered and found in a wooded area in ashland. there is no i.d. on that victim yet. a fourth woman escaped the vacant house, prosecutors say sexually assaulted but escaped by calling 9-1-1 while the suspect was sleeping. this statement was released over twitter today. >> there is no reason for people in this county to live in fear. these women did not deserve what was done to them. their families want justice. i want justice. and i will not rest until i see justice is done. >> reporter: a court appointed attorney was assi today. he'll have another hearing next monday morning. he did enter a plea today. bob jones news channel 5 live in ashland. >>> a cleveland officer was just charged with negative homicide in connection with a shooting last year. officer buford faces that charge after prosecutors say for unknown reasons he fired his

stacy stanley and elizabeth griffith were strangled according to the mansfield ne it is said stanley was found fully clothed in the basement and griffith was on clothes inside of a closet in a bedroom on the second floor. the man charged with aggravated murder in her death. >>> get the umbrella ready the rain is here sticking around, you can see it here. we have been morning you about blob, we have rain showers coming in, a lot of you saw a rain today during the day, some of you did not see anything. over the next 4 1/2 to 5 days we will see rain, some heavy at times, this is the first wave wellington, mansfield akron and canton primarily light rain with some brief moderate downpours, a wider shot will show we had some thunder move through the county with brief heavy rain but that is out over lake erie across to the north of youngstown out of pennsylvania into eastern ohio. moving toward the north slightly west of north now at 25 miles per hour. hit and miss rain may be a clapboard two of thunder, 60 elyria, 64 cleveland, lower 60s for akron and canton . 59 dover, downtown a few show

stacy stanley and elizabeth griffith were both strangled. the mansfield news journal saw the preliminary autopsy report. the basement and griffith was found in a closet in a bedroom on the 2nd floor. >>> a nationwide cosmetology school is making a surprise announcement, shutting down after more than 50s -- 50 years . all campuses are closing and yes that includes the 4 here in northeast ohio. the school says it doesn't have the cash to keep running. students found out on facebook late last night. they can pick up their personal it transcripts will be mailed out next week we're trying to find out if refunds will be given to students who have paid their tuition. >>> it is getting more expensive to keep your kids in daycare making it harder to make ends meet. >> a new study says he may be paying more for childcare the new wofford college. nick foley is live in cleveland looking over the numbers. -- then you will for college . looking over the numbers. >> reporter: the cost of childcare is going up at a much higher rate than the state and federa

bring her home to her family. >> that woman claimed griffith dated grate at some point. we know this arraignment is scheduled tomorrow at 3:00. we will of course be inside that courthouse and we will bring you that arraignment. we will stream it to you live. that happens at 3:00 tomorrow and asking questions, getting answers here in ashland denise zarrella cleveland 19. >>> also we are getting answers about the house where the 911 call came shelby miller found out who owns it. >> people have been coming here all day dropping off flowers and looking at this now boarded up home where police found two women dead and one woman who escaped alive. another person who can't figure out how this happened here is the landlord who works across the road. looking at his office window ministry director bruce wilkerson can see the back of the home where police found two woman earlier this week. wilkerson owns this home and the one next to it. he's had them 12 years and use them for transition homes for men out of shelters. he told me he checked his records and suspect shawn grate never

carlie griffith, cbs, north carolina. >> making his first court appearance on tuesday afternoon. he is held without bond. >>od, fi the police charged underwood ii, and rosser with 1st degree murder. the victim and the two men were at 301 wings after midnight this morning. when they left the police say they started fighting in the parking lot. he was beaten, suffered serious injuries and lunconscious. he was pronounced dead. they gaed prayer manyattlg tears. >> i am glad they got him. people like thatuld not be on the street. theyuld belocuany way. y from the crime scene. business others get back on their . e police identified a in the area of juniper lake. state highwapatrol also assisted. they say the 4ye-old woman was last seen wearing a black top and ble jean shorts and blue jeans. >> hermine has coe and gone. millions of dollars argo. making up 65,000 acres. counties received 14 inches of rain over the past fedays following the storm. in the aftermath 59% of the crops were day, the governor visited the most hard hit areas alk th formers to say somhing must be done with their

his attorney says griffith has at the time as well but never intended to hurt anyone. he held the three south amherst firefighters at gunpoint at today responded to a brush fire at t his home in october 2015. he pled guilty in july to kidnapping charges. the assistant south amherst fire chief was one of the victims. he and his wife say they are glad the case is finally over. >> i would've liked to see more jaile time, but the judge gave him what she thought was ?-dash she needed.ug so we can move on. >> once released from prison, griffith will also be placed on three years probation. >>> p an ugly scene outside a local school and it is part of a troublingl trend. >> we have the story behind the violent video and the people change.for >>> a young lady in the fight of her life but she has is not alone. r white people in the local community were cheering for more than just to their football team tonight. >>> a family getting the shocka after a deadly earthquake. >>> the top campaign is once again making headlines over mexican food. what has people f talking about taco tru

when griffiths was a rookie, british interrogation rules were much like they are in the u.s.not anymore. >> what happened to precipitate these changes in the united kingdom? >> changes really came about through problems. >> reporter: like a national scandal after a series of high profile false confessions, including an arson/murder case eerily similar to robert davis's. >> so, the government of the day instigated a whole review of the way that prisoners were dealt with in custody. >> reporter: 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 is that if this interview was shown in court, it gives a clear of 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. >> repo

. >>> 23 count indictment against suspected serial -- ash land serial killer in the murders of griffith. the prosecutor is seeking the death penalty. >> joe was in ash land all night to outline the long list of charges. >>reporter: detail charged against sean hit this close ashland community very hard tonight. the people we talked to who knew the victims say if he's convicted-over the murders here at this ashland house, he should pay the ultimate price. ashland residents continue to visit the growing vigil in front of the homes where the bodies elizabeth griffith were found last week. nicole was good friends with elizabeth. >> i wish i could have helped save her or something. she used to call me when she was sad and stuff. >>reporter: we sold her the long list of charges against suspected southeasterly killer, four counts of murder, burglary, rape, tampers with evidence, abuse of a corp. and more. monsters. to know we have something like that here in ashland, it's ferras wheel fizz logicalling. >>reporter: logan von and his girlfriend visit the land rain chances matt across from the sce

is facing kidnapping and murder charges in action accused of killing stacey stanley and elizabeth griffith were found i his house after it won't be held accused of killing unidentified marion county moment and also and richland county , that may candice cunningham of canton. are hopeful that this could bring some closure to the family. >> is found in the action count

for murder and kidnapping after pleasing discovered the bodies of missing women stacy stanley and griffith on tuesday in a vacant home and a judge set the bond at $1 million and as you can imagine, this investigation is dash from over and i will be attending his arraignment hearing this morning at 7:45 and i will information as soon as i can. live in ash lap, meg shaw, newschannel 5. >>> and thank you. and there is increased police patrols in and outside of lakewood high school and they found a disturbing message in a restroom on friday and referenced the columbine-style shooting. at this point, police are still investigating that threat. >>> and an akron mean shot and killed by -- akron man shot and killed by akron police. >> and it started when an the 61-year-old suspect allegedly slammed the neighbor's arm in a car door. when officers arrived, he started reaching for a rifle and didn't put it down when officers asked him to and that is when one officer fired. >> and i was on my hands and knees through the house. i didn't know which way the builts were flying. >> and that officer is on p

tom: and i'm tom griffith. investigators say new evidence shows the initial suspect had nothing to do with the crime. jean: andy hershberger is live with more on that and the new suspect. reporter: jean, jason crawford is being held on $75,000 bail after allegedly assaulting and robbingn 81-year-old store owner here at this maple street police say crawford pistol whipped the man and beat him with a fire extinguisher before taking the money from the register and two packs of cigarettes from the store. police say when they examined the surveillance video they identified thomas ford jr. as the suspect and issued a want for his arrest. ford was taken into custody but as they look at the images more closely they noticed the suspect the video had a tattoo on his hand that ford did not have. the charges related to the >> there was one computer angle that one of the detectives investigating it said there's something on that hand, they slowed it down, stopped it, moved it a fraction each time and could see that it had t

in hoke county, carly griffith, cbs north carolina. >> sad to see all that flooding there. our team coverage in cumberland county. meteorologist kristin ketchell kristin. >> reporter: sharon hurricane the river here crested at more than 30 feet. water levels have started to come down a little bit. but more than nine inches of raven has fallen in parts of cumberland county. so this is a view that a lot of creeks and rivers around the area are seeing. and the heavy rain and high wear has caused multiple dams to be compromised or even fail completely. we're in spring lake and this part of the lower little river has hit historic flood levels. the highest levels here 70 years. the dam at carver's creek state park has been partially breached. officials there are monitoring the situation. at this point the dam seems to be holding but they are going to watch closely as we continue through the rest of this evening. some residents at risk for dangerous flooding have evacuated while others have decided to stay and chance it. >> i didn't know even know we had a dam near us. so this was

identified as 29-year-old elizabeth griffith and stacy stanley. this indictment lays out the charges and a time line. police say grate kidnapped and murdered elizabeth griffith between august 16th and september 13th of this year. abused her corpse and burglarized her home. another felony account accused grate of tampering with evidence involving a key, phone and a yatzee game sheet like this. they say murdered stacy stanley between september 8th and 13th. the charges include rape, robbery, abuse of a corpse and unauthorized use of her vehicle. in the last 20 years ashland county has had two murders eligible for the death penalty. this case could change that. >> i find these crimes against innocent victims to be horrific. if a jury convicts shawn grate made it out alive. he is charged with kidnapping and raping her several times. he also robbed her and burglarized her home. they say grate confessed to murdering two other women in marion and mansfield and could be connected to another mansfield murder. no charges have been filed in those cases. grat

helpt, not present, the judge him on the victims disagreed.ud she said she understands that roy griffith jr. has mental health issues that he made a conscious decisionl s to stop take his medication and to hold the firefighters at gunpoint for nearly two hours last year..ol lorain county sheriff's office said that he held the three south amherst firefighters at gunpoint hh after responding to brush fire at his homesp in injured, he pled guilty in july to kidnapping charges,g assista south amherst fire chief, dennis hevener, said he is glad the case is over,sa he wishes griff would have received a longer prison term . >> we didn't know what was goin to happen,, but the outcome wou be, we were just trying to survive out there that night. as long year of emotional ups and downs. >> once released he will be pu on three years probation chief dennis week of high school football. >> we have a full slate of games, and friday night touchdown is ready to bring you the action,sam p.j. ziegler is in north ridgeville as a new stadium sees its first big game tonightr. it is week two of friday night to

tom: and i'm tom griffith. the victim's family and some state leaders are calling a victory for all rape victims. jean: kristen carosa is joining us live in the studio with the implications of this rule. reporter: jean and tom, victims rights organizations are call this a ground breaking ruling that privacy will be protected when an offender appeal theirs case. the supreme court has ruled to keep lizzi marriott's sexual history private, a university of new hampshire student who was killed in 2012. attorneys for seth mazzaglia, the man convicted of her kill, asked that it be released as part of his appeal. mazzaglia was convicted of first degree murder in marriott's death and was sentenced to life in prison. the attorney general's office along with state leaders and the saying the state's rape shield law protects -- >> the rape shield means for every victim of a violent sexual crime that if the defendant chooses to file an appeal, then all that information is there for everyone to see. >> we believe that it was

elizabeth griffith. >> . shawn grate told the judge heh has noe longer working. and also said he felt the million dollar bond was fair. >> .. forty year-old shawn tkpwraeult. said very little during a brief bond hearing this afternoon. but appeared to bet crying at times. he was arraigned by skype. and a countof of kidnapping. >> . police arrested grate in ash land tuesday. tu after they say a woman he was holding hostage was able to get his cell phone. andp call 911. once police arrived they found two bodies. >>>>t . grate led police to a third body. in rich land county. but no charges filed there yet. now police confirm that stacy stanley was a victim.t the prosecutor toldi the judge the evidence in the case is strong. >> court. monday morning. patrolman responding to the report of a break inof a grocery store.sto when they confronted an 18 year-old. brandon jones. the unarmed teen was running from the store. with stolenn m items.it when ae scuffle ensued. prosecutor says the officerc negligently fired his serviceerv weapon.ie hitting jones in thea chest. c the

these charges are connected to the murders of stacey stanley and elizabeth griffith found dead in an ashland home last week. grate is charged with kidnapping a woman who survived officers to him. also today prosecutors announced a special prosecutor will take over that case. >>> and our investigator is taking an in depth look at who he is. >> his name is mark r. weaver and he's an attorney based out of columbus. according to their website he a partner at izaac wiles, listed as an experienced legal advisor who served as deputy attorney general in ohio. his profile says he prosecuted several death penay office. he's also been called on to be a special prosecutor several times, but he also practices a very different type of law, according to his profile he teaches elections law at the university of akron. in his twitter profile we describes himself as a media law attorney and communications advisor among other things. in fact he also runs a practice called communications counsel which offers services including

we spoke to relatives of elizabeth griffith. the man accused of killing elizabeth griffith and kidnapping a woman, held on 1 million-dollar bond. shawn great appeared in court via video for bond hearing saying he had no money or job or home. he confessed to killing a woman in rich land county where another body was found. he has not been charged in that case. cause of death. >>> a cleveland police officer facing negligent homicide charges. officer allen by beaufort -- police claim jones charged at the officers with the weapon. the officer could spend extended time in prison. two east cleveland police officers also facing charges this morning, they are accused of beating a prisoner they had in custody. the name davidson dixson and charges of kidnapping and felonious assault for the beating of nickerson. the officers were fired after the incident. charges against nickerson have been dropped. >>> members of the black community and supporters will gather for a march. the organization blackty vis is organizing the unity march. the go

it will be built in downtown summerlin -- near pavilion center drive and griffith peak drive. n-h-l owner bill foley says the facility will help the team work toward bringing home the stanley cup. ground-breaking is set for later this month. the henderson fire department welcoming twelve new cadets to the family. bagpipes and drums the new to complete 16 weeks of training to make it to their graduation this evening. the ceremony was attended by city officials... fire personnel... family and friends. the addition of these twelve men brings the henderson fire fighter total to 225. the valley is welcoming 850 new americans. they received their citizenship just in time for the election. "now i can vote for once. from now and on. which is, i think, it's a call for everybody in the whole united states that they need to start doing what i'm doing." 64 countries were represented in thursday's ceremony-- including mexico... the philippines... and germany. after the event... organizers took the time to inform the new citizens about their right to vote-- and offer voter registration. acc

. >> this is andy griffiths, internationally known for his interview techniques.he was a rookie, british interrogation rules awere much like they are in the u.s. but not anymore. >> what happened to precipitate these changes in the united king dom? >> changes 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'. >> instigated a whole review of the way suspects were handled in custody. >> 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 is 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'

stacy stanley and elizabeth griffith. they were both strangled. according to the paper stanley was found fully clothed in the basement. griffith was inside a call it -- closet . >>> a nationwide cosmetology school is making a surprising announcement. they are shutting all locations are closing including the ones here in ohio . they say they just don't have the money to keep running. students can pick up their personal items today and they are transcripts -- their transcripts will be mailed out next week . >>> it is getting more expensive to keep your kids in daycare making it harder to make ends meet. a new study now says you may be you will for college. nick foley is live crunching the numbers for us. >> reporter: good morning, think about that for a 2nd child care more than the cost of an average college tuition or education. it is hard to believe but those numbers do not like anddenny parent with a child and full-time daycare knows what we are talking about. childcare rates are outpacing college tuition rates. we don't want to overwhelm you wit

man who held three south amherst firefighters hostage to five years prison, roy griffith jr. apologized as he stood in front of a common pleas judge, his attorney said he had mental health issues and never intended to hurt anyone,m assistant south amherst parching dennis hevener , lou higgins, and his wife say they're .lad the case is overer >> i would have liked to see more jail time. but the judge she thought was what he needed.ga was released from prisonel he will be put on three years probation w. >> strongsville police facing criticism after a high-speed pursuit ends in the crash iner ohio city , began last night to be walked into the sheiban jewelers on pearl road and strongsville one of them quamnique s macklin the detroit, took off in a stolen van driven by a third suspect it was spotted and they gave pursuit that ran into cleveland strongsville police used his cruiser to force the van althen road on lorain avenue sm into a tree >> they need to apprehend these people but not hadad the risk of bystanders it's crazy that a high-speed chase was here and they ran the vehi

her name is elizabeth griffith. had man accused of killing her and kidnapping a third woman is he appeared in court on video saying he had no money, job, or home. he also confessed to killing another woman. he has not been charged in that case. >>> a cleveland police officer charged with neglect homicide tonight. for unknown reasons, officer alan buford discharged his weapon last year. jones was killed. police did say j them with a weapon. if cricketed, the officer could spend six months in jail. >>> two east cleveland officers are fausing charges -- facing charges accused of beating a prisoner back in july. the officers were fired shortly after the incident. fshz. see that. >>> the conversation already getting heated in columbus less than 48 hours after a 13-year-old was shot and killed by a officer yesterday. a town hall meeting was held tonight to answer questions about the death of tyree king. the woman you saw earlier was escorted out. she felt she was being silenced. leaders say they wanted to give everybody a

huges corporation signed a 20-year lease to build a practice facility -- near pavilion center d griffith peak drive. n-h-l owner bill foley says the facility will help the team work toward bringing home the stanley cup. ground-breaking is set for later this month it should be finished by august of next year. the team --will play in the 2017 and 2018 season. downtown las vegas is the place to be this weekend. dozens of performers will take the stage at life is beautiful. the music festival attracts tens of thousands of closures and traffic. fox five's eric hilt has more on what areas to avoid. nats -- street sweeper crews are getting ready for what ndot says is the first major step of the largest road construction project in state history. "there hasn't been anything too noticable, certainly not of this scale..." over the weekend, this bridge will be demolished -- making room for the billion dollar i-15 expansion. "we'll use this hydrolic equipment that ches through concrete and we'll take it down piece meal like that over the next 36 hours, just like that piece by piece." "and while this

in this farm journal report, clinton griffiths shows us why making the case for consolidation isn't going to be easy. s american farmers haul in record crops in battle against falling prices consolidation has stepped from the field to the boardroom five mega mergers announced this year alone farmers are taking note of the downside of it is that people don't like the lack of competition and we hope the department of justice in their analysis of the merger and that is their due diligence and analyze it properly i pose a questions and other concerns were prominently on display in a recent judiciary committee hearing on capitol hill while each of the proposed transactions will be investigated individually the context of these deals taking place concurrently is also very important for us to consider during our discussions today. exactly the sentiment from some farm groups during the hearing but any one of these activities could certainly be well understood recognizing market forces that are underway at this point i'm i think the challenge that we face is an industry is having all of these occu

murder and kidnapping after police discovered the bodies of missing women stacy stanley and elizabeth griffith on tuesday in a vacant home. a judge set his bond at $1 million. so, as you can imagine, this case is far from over. a lot of investigating left to do and i will attend the arraignment hearing this morning at 7:45, and we'll bring you the latest information once i can. meg shaw, newschannel 5, live >> and we there will be increased police patrols in and outside of lakewood high school. the school officials found a disturbing message in a restroom on friday referencing a columbine-style shooting. at this point, police are still investigating that threat. >>> and meantime, an akron man shot and killed by akron police. >> and witnesses said he was carrying an assault rifle. and police say it started when an argument between neighbors on florida avenue yesterday. the 61-year-old suspect allegedly slammed the neighbor's arm in a car started reaching for a rifle and did not put it down when police asked him to. >> and i didn't know which way they were flaying. >>> and police are investigati