and keith was talking long-term. house-hunting for them. >> he said, i don't want to scare you, but i want you to know that i'm looking for properties here in morrisville to buy, so -- for us to be together. >> for the detective, deanna's story put a whole new spin on the investigation. keith griffith now seemed like a man with a very big secret. or thinking like a homicide detective, was she the one with the secret. >> you can spin it another way and say maybe she's driving events here. maybe she wants to get rid of the wife. >> that's correct. we were open for that being an idea, or a possibility. >> in fact, the detective had let her tell her story without explaining the reason for his visit. now he laid out his cards. >> was he not divorced? >> no. >> he said, first of all, keith's not divorced. according to him, keith had been married to his high school sweetheart for 36 years. and i just broke down, because i -- i couldn't believe it. >> but, of course, there was more. >> we're conducting an investigation, and

>> keith wayne griffith. >> keith's explanation came with an embarrassing secret. his lawyer argued that ever since becoming a traveling salesman keith had struggled with an addiction to sex. >> when you got on the road several years ago, did enough >> no, sir. >> and the night julie was murdered he said he spent those hours out prowling for women. after he left the hotel, he changed out of work clothes into his "man out looking" duds. >> i didn't like people to put my job with my carousing. >> with your carousing? >> uh-huh. >> he says he went to a massage parlor, a bar and a couple strip clubs, but try as he might he >> i was trying to pick somebody up, there wasn't anybody available or interested or however you want to put it. >> after last call, he said he went down to the river to watch the boats before returning to the hotel to catch some shut eye. as for why he lied to the police -- >> i was embarrassed and ashamed of what i was doing the night my wife died. >> did you kill your wife? >> no, sir i do not. i loved my wife. >> did you burn the house down, keit

it as keith's ford expedition. to this much trouble to kill his wife, why would he drive an expedition that everybody knows he has? >> but the big question still remained, if keith hadn't driven back to paducah to kill julie, where had he gone the night of the murder? the only person who could answer that was keith himself. >> he was very adamant about taking the stand. >> he wanted to talk to the jury? >> he did. >> what would he say? and would the jury believe him. it was roll the dice time. >>> coming up, keith's eyebrow-raising alibi. >> i was embarrassed and ashamed of what i was doing. the night my wife died. >> and then what keith revealed to us. >> that's what i've told everybody, when they hear the story, they're not going to believe it. >> why even a jury couldn't end this case, when "dateline extra" continues. little mmuffet sat on tu eating h curds and whey. along me a burglar who broke intoer home eatiand raacthe placeey. kingff with seve valule tufts. foely ichad homeowners inrance. she got fueplaceme

keith: yes? >> quickly. on medicare isy almost all ofse the red states have refused to the expansion of medicaid, and with all the votes that took place in congress, they actually took place on the ground around .he country in those red states the reorganization that is necessary on a political level has to do with exactly that, including everybody and not policies against poor people go forward. keith: i think we were talking about medicaid expansion in kentucky. do you want to tackle that? and you are from kentucky, right? charles: i went to school in kentucky. been, say that there have and the point about my party today, i will point you in the direction of some republicans. oddly enough, i'm sure that pence could speak about this. i think about my state governor in tennessee. there are these hybrid things with the aca. they are changing eligibility standards and asking people to kick in in terms of premiums. these kinds of things. i believe pence would know better, but there are a handful of republican g

keith: yes? >> quickly. the obama policy on medicare is critical because almost all of the red states have refused to the expansion of medicaid, and with all the votes that took place in congress, they actually took place on the ground around the country in those red states. the reorganization that is necessary on a political level has to do with exactly that, including everybody and not letting policies against poor people go forward. keith: i think we were talking about medicaid expansion in kentucky. do you want to tackle that? and you are from kentucky, right? charles: i went to school in kentucky. i will say that there have been, and the point about my party today, i will point you in the direction of some republicans. oddly enough, i'm sure that pence could speak about this. i think about my state governor in tennessee. there are these hybrid things with the aca. they are changing eligibility standards and asking people to kick in in terms of premiums. these kinds of things. i believe pence would know

>> i'm not talking to keith. i'm calling keith's name for him to hear me. i'm talking to the officers that i actually see changing their >> keith, get out of the car. keith! and it's going in slow motion. but i see everything at one time. he has a t.b.i. he's not going to do anything to you guys. >> reporter: i heard you say he has t.b.i., traumatic brain injury. "he's just taken his medication." i what kind of medication is it? what does the medication do? what point were you making with that? >> he takes almost 11 different medications since his accident on november 2 of last year. you have to give it time to ki if not, if you start a a conversation with him, he's not going to remember the conversation once the medicine has kicked in. he'll come back and say, "what were you saying to me earlier about?" or he just-- he doesn't talk. we as a family know, first thing in the mornings, we don't bother him until he takes his medicine. he doesn't have a gun. he had no gun. >> reporter: so when you see the video and there's a gun lying beside your husband, where

you are saying -- keith, don't do it. don't you do it. >> keith, keith, don't you do it. don't you do it. what do you sunshine what are you telling him to do? >> i'm calling keith's name for him to hear me. i'm talking to the officers that i actually see changing their stance, their positions. >> keith, get out of the car. keith. >> it's going in slow motion. but i see everything at one time. >> he has a tbi. >> i heard you say he has tbi. traumatic brain injury. he has just taken his medication. what kind of medication is it? what does the medication do? what was the point you were making about that? >> he takes almost 11 different medications since his accident on november 2nd last year. you have to give it time to kick in. if not, if you start a conversation with him. he is not going to remember the conversation once the medicine kicked in. come back, say what was you saying to me earlier about? or he just, he doesn't talk. we as a family know, first thing in the morning we don't bother him until he takes his >> he doesn't have a gun. >> he had no gun. >> when you see

up next keith meister on one of his most active activist positions. more with cramer. >> it's been five years? five years, wow. i want to congratulate my buddy scott, the judge" wapner, and all my friends who appear on one of my favorite shows. one you know i love to crash. thanks for all you do to make each day fabulous for the last half decade on cnbc. >> that's awesome. thank you. you are allowed to crash this party any time. >> i just love this show. i love the show because it's more in depth. it's thought. it's fodder for thinking about where you should put your money as opposed to in out, in out, and i just remember the last time you said urban outfitters, look out. boom. that was a great call. it was about engaged shareholders. it's about trying to figure out what the value of pandora is. you'ren the going to get that discussion we just had in pandora anywhere else. i wish i could have it on my show. i like pandora. >> hey, i'm in triple -- triple schizophrenic. no. here you get to -- >> i am going to hold pandora. >> let's discuss williams. le

don't you do it. >> keith, keith, don't you do it. don't you do it. whyou nshine what are you telli h to do? >> i'm calling keith's name for him to hea i'm taing to the officers that ally see changing their stance, their positions. >> keith, get out of the car. keith. >> it's going in slow motion. but i see everything at e me. >> he has a tbi. medication. >> he doesn't have a gun. >> he had gun >> when you see the video and there is a gun lying beside husband. where do you think the gun came from? >> i kw that he didn't have it. i didn't sun. a g where that gun came from, i don't know he was not a thr >> you saw him backing u why didn't you say give him a command then? why di'tou ge him a command then? you didn't ge him and then. you shot him. >> did you shoot him? did you shoot him? did you shoot him? all we want to know is why? why? why did you have to take keith that day? why did you have to take him from us that day? give us a reason. because everything you are saying right now, it just mas me angrier each day. i justeep hearing more stuff. give u

keith cate, thank you very much. >>> we will have live team coverage with keith cate in las vegas throughout the evening and he will have a live recap tonight at 11 lost. >>> for some, this election season is becoming a downright headache and excedrin is not using that to its advantage. don't use ordinary pain relief. >>> tonight, mosquito madness after a stormy summer. floridians are dealing with a problem pest especially in pasco county. our melanie michael is live in new port richey where neighbors called 8 on your side for help. >> reporter: good evening jenn. we have been using the bug stray spray today. we are getting results now though. donna johnson is it is awful. it is getting to the point you can't even stand living here anymore. >> reporter: for this new port richey neighborhood, the massive mosquito mess is a nightmare. >> who is going to fix the problem? nobody has the answer. >> reporter: behind donna's home is a large ditch filled with water and creepy crawly creaturers including, she claims, mosquitoes. in fact, she has photos. the neighbors say it all newschannel8 was here.

keith, thank you very much. >> and we will have continuing live coverage with keith in las vegas throughout the evening and tonight at 11:00, he will join us with a live recap of the debate. >>> in florida senate race, a new poll shows the race is too close to call. a new quinnipiac university survey shows congressman patrick murphy chomping on senator marco rubio's heels. senator rubio is leading just 49 to 47%. that is within the margin of error of course. two weeks ago, the senator had a today, senator rubio was actually here in tampa touring the cigar company and talking about overregulation. however, the senator made it clear he was not share donald trump's fears of a rigged election and he has confidence in the electoral process. senator rubio warned his republican colleagues against using documents from wikileaks. >> we cannot be a country where foreign intelligence agencies can interfere or influence our political colleagues, today, it is them. tomorrow, it could be us. >> here, you have someone ... >> senator rubio is going to face off in a second debate against congressman patrick

>> reporter: she is keith. only after we highlighted her troubles in our you paid for it investigation. the football insurance doesn't count in the off season, but we uncovered another policy that just might. kenny johnson paid for it the day he suffered a concussion on the king football field. that was in off season practice a year-and-a-half ago. but johnson sells me his mom has been paying for it ever since. that is because of all the >> it is hard on her, so it is hard on me as well. >> reporter: when monica johnson paid $50 for football insurance two year, ago, she didn't have a choice, but she found out the mandatory insurance doesn't cover the off season. that is when they are practicing technically as a club, not a team. you ended up still owing out of pocket how much? >> maybe about $3,500. >> reporter: our investigation reveals king high's coach was in force. one that should have covered johnson's off season practice. the trouble is the coach is gone and no one can find that policy. and what about thi

keith? >> mark, within the last hour, i mean, you would think based on what we are seeing that donald trump is just being creamed at this point. but in ohio, he is actually ahead. >> reporter: you're right about that one. he is ahead by one point. this is the new survey that came out. this was after the access hollywood bus tape came out. so brand new poll just released in the last hour. he is ahead by one point in ohio, margin of error. we looked at north carolina, another pivotal swing state that trump is going to norm. he right outside the margin of error. it shows you keith how close things are. >> despite everything you are hearing and seeing this is still a very, very close election. mark meridith. thank you for that. hillary clinton's camp continues to point fingers at the russians over the wikileaks releasing what appears to be e- mails between clinton staffers. one seems to disparage catholics and evangelicals. presidency. both russia and the trump campaign deny that. >>> still to c

keith and i have known each other for a long time. i don't know what it is about the united states in 2016. but i bemoan the loss of civility between people, all right, i've known this guy, we disagree on a lot of things. that doesn't mean we sit around insulting each other on the air. the same thing as my pal austan goolsbee and others, all right, including republicans, who we've had battles over this trump campaign. i beg for some thought about returning to civility, where we can have debates, we can have discussions without insulting, without personalizing it. i just think this is a problem in modern day american culture, it's a problem in modern day politics. can we not be civil, even when we disagree? i believe we can, and i just think that's missing from this whole story. >> one last question, i agree with you kpleecompletely, but w don't you tell this to donald trump? he's the least civil candidate i've seen in any major party nominee in my entire lifetime, and i've been following politics closely for decades. >> i'm assuming y

here's keith morrison with the interrogation. >> a freak snowstorm. just before 9:00 a.m. winter or no, virginia was used to. the white blanket, a piercing sound. fire alarm. it was the last thing on his mind. >> possibly trapped inside. ramps everything up to full force. >> the alarm was on a street with starter homes. >> a lot of kids in the neighborhood. you are running a lot of things through your mind. who are the occupants that you're going to have to rescue? >> the fire, ann charles and her three children. thick black smoke poured in. part of the roof burned away. >> we were concentrating getting up to steps and getting to the rooms that we were pretty sure we had victims. >> neighbors crowded in behind police and an 18-year-old lived up the street with a single mom. an awkward sort of kid. a bit immature for his age. he had strep throat that morning, was taking antibiotics but nothing could keep him from this. his name was robert davis. >> everybody goes down there and starts launching. >> was the fire department there? >> yes, they were by then. sat there and watc

>> yeah, keith. because we are watching potentially another round of patchy fog for the morning commute. so we'll look at the morning forecast first here because some of you may run into some patchy fog. it will be a cool start to your day tomorrow. so the bus stop forecast, it's going to be a cool one. 52 in exton, 52 allentown, wilmington, 56 degrees. if you are in redding, right around 51 degrees by 7:30 in the morning. another thing we're watching this week, tomorrow and wednesday especially, cooler temperatures than today. we're talking about highs in the upper 60s, and you'll notice that with your seven-day scrolling at the bottom of your screen, the next two days will be cooler, but we expect to stay dry as well. 70 degrees. redding, 69 tomorrow. still looking at mostly cloudy skies. can't rule out a stray shower. i think most of the area will stay dry, though. long port, 68. if you're in dover, 69 for a high temperature. so feeling a lot more like fall tomorrow. even as we go into wednesday.

the two were also business partners >>> keith scott will be laid to rest this thursday. his wake will be held the day before. all services will take plays out side charleston. they plan to release more video of the shooting that killed him sometime this week. it will happen only after scott's family reviews the video. >>> the shooting of keith scott brought hillary clinton to the city today. today. >> hillary clinton got right to the point of her visit to this charlotte church sunday. >> i'm a grandmother. like every grandmother, i worry about the safety and security of my grandchildren. but my worries are not the same as black grandmothers. >> she wanted to come -- she delayed that visit a week ago at police have since released some of the body and dash cam video. >> it has been 12 days since mr. scott was shot and killed. 12 days since his wife watched her husband die and seven children lost their father. >> reporter: in front of this friendly congregation, she >> we can acknowledge that implicit bias still exists, not just in police departments, but throughout our cou

. >> i'm keith cate. >> i'm jennifer leigh. thank you for joining us. >> now, an 8 on your side investigation. a questionable connection. >> 8 on your side is uncovering new information in the fight over ride sharing services in hillsborough county. e-mails obtained by 8 on your side show a questionable relationship between the head of the public transportation commission and, the regulates. one state senator told us it is a true case of the fox guarding the hen house. jeff patterson joins us now with the report he broke last night. >> reporter: yeah, good evening keith. you know, the ptc was set up to regulate cab and limo companies. tow truck, and ambulance companies. but, new e-mails show a very close relationship between the head of the ptc and cab hillsborough county public transportation commission has been battling ride sharing services like uber and lyft. even issuing expensive tickets. now we are learning the head of the ptc used cab drivers in sting operations that busted uber and lyft operators. >> it gives the impre

here again is keith morrison with more of our story. the hometown hero and the homecoming queen. >> olympic glory does not always translate into material wealth. in fact, said detectives, as they sifted through dave and jane's financial records, they found evidence they were struggling. >> the lauts' finances were -- they were just living beyond their means. it was poor bookkeeping, poor management of the bills. it didn't happen just before the shooting. this has been going on for years and years and years. >> after dave was killed, said don and rebecca, they found out jane had been borrowing money from her mother-in-law. >> jane asked her for a lot of money, gave her different excuses why she needed money. >> to pay mortgages or something like that? >> mortgages, doctor bills, school -- >> supplies. >> -- school supplies. >> how much are we talking about here? >> thousands and thousands of dollars. it was a lot. >> when they found out dave had three life insurance policies? >> i believe we totaled it all up, and i think it came to 300,

good evening, i'm keith cate. >> and i'm jennifer leigh. thank you for exactly what the threat was that shut down the winter haven park. police are interviewing everyone at lego land to find out what happened. as newschannel8's rod carter shows us, the park's closing was nothing that had to be done. >> reporter: good evening, lego land is back open after a bomb threat closed it down yesterday and the hotel as well. it was a disruptive process. everyone looks for excitement at a theme park. anything but. after a bomb threat forced the place to close and guests had to leave. >> we never want to disappoint our guests. we never want to inconvenience them. especially children. >> reporter: today, it is back to business as usual. the park is open and the guests are milling about having fun. but, what did the sudden unexpected shut down cost the theme park? lego land officials will not say how much it cost them. >> our general manager talks there was really no question about whether or not this was the right thing to do. >> reporter: park official

keith! keith! was his wife but i'm somebody of importance. >> the police report says they encountered your husband, that he was in the car, that they saw marijuana, and that they saw a gun. what did you see? >> no gun. >> reporter: you didn't see any gun? >> no gun. >> reporter: and let's assume he had the marijuana and that he had the gun. at the moment of the shooting is what i think people are focusing on and to that, you say what? >> he had no gun. and -- and he had just -- he was just not a threat, period. he didn't have a gun. he wasn't a threat. what is your purpose? what was your reasoning? why? you saw him backing up. why didn't you just say give him a command then? >> reporter: the police also say the videotape is inclusive. >> i was there and i saw this incident unfold before my face. what people don't understand, they are trying to bring in our past, but prior to -- i mean, after november the 2nd, after this accident, after his motorcycle accident and when he returned home in january, h

keith, i have been where you are a cull of times before. just hours before the debate. the last two have been quite a story. what are we expecting tonight? >> reporter: who knows what is coming. there's a lot of hype. you go around, so many opinions on what need to be done here. but you can see already, just surrounded by members of the press, the media, for talking at 5:30, i showed you the number of people outside. everybody watching this debate that will take place tonight. we are still three weeks away from the election. but this is pivotal for donald trump. hillary clinton could go into prevent defense. she could play it safe. she could run out the clock. she could try to look presidential doing it. i spoke to bryan fallon. >> reporter: what does she have to do to stay out of trouble? >> well, she just needs to be herself. which is to be unflapable. not allow him to get under her skin. i think a lot of times what she likes to do especially in the first 15 or 20 minutes of the debate is be specific in talking about some of her particular policies. >> reporter: he be

. >> i'm keith cate. the man accused of hitting an killing a high school student believes it was her fault. troopers slapped the cuffs on 56-year-old nicholas constantino and charged him with that resulted in death. chip osowski spoke with him one on one. so chip, what did he have to say? >> reporter: he had a lot to say, actually, he just kept talking. i want to show you, this is the makeshift memorial near where the accident happened. the driver me he knew he hit something. he just didn't know what it was. so he pulled over a few blocking from here to check the damage. if you can believe this, he proceeded to file an insurance claim. >> it is a tragic accident. and the family. >> reporter: a tragic accident cut 17-year-old ashley prodomo's life short. a tragic accident nicholas believes was her fault. >> she ran into the path of my vehicle, you know what i mean? there is nothing i could have done. nothing anyone else could have done. she knead the decision to run across a busy highway in the dark. no cr

. >> keith wrecker is founded iffer and editor of new york-based "hand-eye" magazine. he's also a well known agent in the home furnishings industry. keith knows many of the hundreds of buyers prowling through here from places like crate and barrel, bloomingdale's and target, as well as smaller independent boutiques and he has a pretty good idea of what will catch their eye. >> and the fiber itself, that's hand spun wool? >> yeah, this is sheep wool. >> really an obvious draw into the booth. >> we wanted to know, how do these entrepreneurs do it, how do they connect with buyers here and make sales at one of the most competitives markets on earth? >> and then i think also the black with the gray. >> what do they understand about american retail that even many of us who live and work here don't know. keith says much of it boils down to three key decision points. >> first point is the product itself. does the product draw me into the booth with its visual attributes, with some sense of quality, with some sense of originality, with some sense of freshness? >> the first thin

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