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Brazen robberies continue across the country…now a popular sushi restaurant has been targeted and the whole incident was caught not on one camera…but 14, yes 14 surveillance cameras placed around the restaurant. And it's now been one month to the day since the murder of those four University of Idaho students - and still no arrest. This is only fueling citizen sleuths trying to solve the case on their own. However, as Les Trent reports, are they helping or hurting the official investigation? Plus, the grandmother we told you about whose car slid off the road leaving her trapped inside her vehicle. A good Samaritan stopped to help, but the humble hero left before the granny could say thank you. All she wanted to do was give him a hug - now she's getting her chance. And Elizabeth Taylor died eleven years ago of congestive heart failure. However, interest in the screen legend goes on. Now a new book reveals never-before-seen love letters she wrote to her many husbands.
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