Good Morning! Take a break from Pokemon Go! To check out what we had on the show this morning!

Posted on July 14, 2016 by Terri Erickson

KNE Clips –

The Holderness family from YouTube went on vacation to Hawaii, and made a parody of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” all about how their kids wouldn’t stop playing Pokemon Go.

A huge group of students at Florida International University was playing Pokemon Go a few nights ago, and they all started tracking the same Squirtle. And the guy who found it first went a little bit nuts. There were somewhere between 200 and 500 students in the group. More like a small mob. WARNING: the video has uncensored profanity.

John Cena did a stellar job opening the ESPY awards last night!

Stupid News –

A guy in California was in a police chase on Tuesday, and he eventually pulled over and hopped a fence. But it was a fence around a JAIL. He was booked for resisting and obstructing police. Read about it here!

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