Thanks so much for joining us here on this Thursday morning on up with Crim.
I'm Channing Curtis and I'm Tim.
Well, gosh, it is gonna start to feel pretty good once again.
I know it's a little crisp right now in the morning. Can we call it crisp
Thomas? I think that's a good way to put it.
You know, I, I, it's the temperature change. Right.
I think that's probably the biggest thing,
but it is kind of nice when you get cool mornings and warmer evenings.
Yeah.
It's the best part of the summer season and it
is still the summer season when you think about it,
the
fall equinox isn't until next Friday.
So when we get these clear skies, it warms up pretty big time during the day,
but it cools off just as much at night.
So we do get that big time temperature difference and it is a
bit on the crisp side this morning with some of our area,
temperatures now dipping into the thirties just getting a little,
a little big toe in there.
Uh, both in Deer Park at 39 in Saint Mary's at 38. Those are easily the cool spot,
but quarterly at some point low forties as well.
So, yeah, a little bit chilly for a few locations this morning.
But that's because of the clear skies.
Once the sunshine comes out,
that we erase that immediately and we'll get up to about 80 for this afternoon,
which is even warmer than yesterday.
So we'll have that cool morning,
warm afternoon cycle for a few days and our high temperatures
will eventually be pushing near 90 degrees by this weekend.
We'll cover that in a bit more detail. In a few moments,
the man accused of killing four University
of Idaho students was back in court yesterday
yesterday.
The court discussed if cameras will be allowed in the courtroom during Brian Co's
trial. After the hearing after hearing
from the defendant and the prosecutor,
the judge said that he needs more time to consider those arguments.
Can I really trust them
to do the right thing?
And it's not necessarily the camera people.
Ok. It's where that that film goes.
The way to battle this information is to provide
the accurate information and the accurate information is what happens
inside this courtroom
with the camera's position
in a place that provides the best
most
overall perspective of the courtroom.
The defense attorney suggested mounting a camera in the back of the courtroom.
That way it would be less of a distraction to attorneys
in Cheon
County.
A Kellogg man accused of shooting and killing his neighbors pleaded not guilty.
In court.
31 year old major John Caylor is charged with four counts of first degree murder.
Police say he entered his neighbor's apartment back
in June and killed the entire family.
Court records show the suspect and his wife believed one of
the victims was acting inappropriately in front of the couple's Children.
He reportedly told officers at the crime scene, he
snapped and did something about
it if convicted, he faces life in prison.
His trial is scheduled to start January 9 of next year.
Police arrested two more teenagers for stealing
Kia and Hyundai cars around Spokane.
So this morning,
our Nicole Hernandez is joining us live to break this all down for us.
So Nicole, can you tell us how many people did police arrest for this
channing officers arrested two teenagers yesterday after they
filmed themselves damaging some of these stolen cars.
The Spokane County Sheriff's office in Spokane.
Police actually shared that video with us. Take a look.
You can see here teenagers doing burnouts and driving over 100
MPH on I 90 officers arrested the two teenagers yesterday.
They found one hiding in a closet at his mom's
house and they arrested the other at his middle school.
This now makes a total of four teenagers between 13
and 14 years old in custody for these thefts.
Police think some of the teenagers have also been stealing some ring
cameras they're facing a combined 26 felonies and 10 gross misdemeanor charges.
This all started after some videos on social media went viral showing
how easy it is to steal certain Kia and Hyundai cars.
Both automakers are now offering software upgrades
to help fix the initial problem.
Police do say that since they started the task force to help bring down these thefts,
find the people responsible for them.
They started that a few weeks ago and since then,
they have seen less stolen Kia and Hyundai
here in Spokane
in Spokane, Nicole Hernandez,
$11,000. She was 26. Anyway, she had limited value.
Those are the shocking comments made by a Seattle police officer
about a woman who was killed by an officer driving a cruiser
and this morning, the family of John V. Kulla
are reacting after that body cam footage
detailed the remarks another officer Daniel Otter
made about her death.
They said in part it's truly disturbing and saddening to hear comments
on body cam video recording regarding rather John V's death from an
officer.
John V is a beloved daughter and beyond any dollar value for her mother and family.
We firmly believe that every human life is invaluable and
should not be belittled especially during a tragic loss.
The Seattle Police Department says it has been
in touch with the family and expressed their sympathies
at 606. Let's take a look at your morning rush. More news in less time.
The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of
a second inmate at the county jail in a week.
The sheriff's office says the 42 year old inmate
was found unresponsive in his cell late Monday night.
A 38 year old inmate was also found unresponsive. Last Thursday, the
Snohomish County Medical examiner will determine how both men died.
We cannot take this place our home, our state,
our shared environment for granted.
There's a new name on the ballot for
the public lands commissioner of Washington State.
Yesterday, state Senator Rebecca Saldana announced that she is running.
This comes as current commissioner Hillary France
continues her push as a gubernatorial candidate
and cancer and community charities also known as
Three CS will host a golf tournament.
It's their sixth time hosting the event and it benefits Koo
County Charities.
The tournament starts at eight on Saturday morning
at the links golf course in Post Falls.
If you're interested, you can still register online.
And that's a look at your morning rush.
The Washington State Department of Revenue
Unclaimed Property program is breaking records.
So this is actually a story.
I first brought you on up with creme earlier this year,
the department returned $138.9 million this year.
Unclaimed property is a free public service
administered by the Department of Revenue each year
and other businesses turn over unclaimed money,
stocks and securities to the program.
So to see if you have unclaimed cash.
You can text the word cash to our text line 59448 2000.
We will send a link right to your phone with everything you need to know.
You can also watch my full story on Crem Two Plus right now
it's 68 and weather conditions are a little cool for this morning.
Thanks to those clear skies that we had through the overnight hours,
but we're only about 20 minutes away to sunrise.
And once we get the sun up,
it is all uphill from here and it might feel like a
steep uphill when we look at the temperature graph later today.
But our current temperature of 51 in Spokane is a pinch cooler
than yesterday and there are a handful of locations in the forties,
especially in North Idaho and eastern Washington.
So for the bus stop forecast,
I do just kind of even it out and I say 48 degrees but some spots a little cooler,
some spots a little warmer first thing this morning,
but this afternoon all about the same and right at that 80
degree mark and it will be even hotter by this weekend.
Saturday is easily our hottest day of our upcoming forecast,
but big time changes will be heading our way, not just for the weekend,
but for next week as well.
We'll show you how big those temperature swings are
going to be in a couple of moments.
Well,
we have been telling you about it all week that Crim two is at
the Spokane County Fair and we are not leaving until those doors close.
No, we're not. And today you can hang out with the creme two sports team.
Our sports director Travis Green and reporter Andrew Quinn will be there from 3 to 7.
So come on by and say at
the creme two booth.
And if you're headed to the fair this weekend,
come on by this Saturday because you'll have
another chance to meet the entire up with
crem team Tim Thomas and I will be there from noon until six pm on Saturday.
So again, if you're out and about at the fair, come on by,
say hi and maybe grab a crim two fan.
Yeah, because it's gonna be warm
in the upper eighties.
And that actually brings us to our wake up call question of the morning all this week.
We've been asking you to send in your fair
photos from the weekend and even earlier this week.
So we know so many people are dropping by at the fair.
So we love to see you and take a photo with you
or you could just send in a picture of your food.
We know uh food is very, you know, instagrammable.
So if you want to send in your yummy fair food,
we love to see all the deep fried goodness here on the show,
you can text it to us 509448 2000 or use the hashtag up with creme on social media.