press."but first, a check of your first alert forecast. the last few showers have moved out of the state and conditions will turn breezy as we approach midday, expect highs in the lower 60s. high pressure will build into the area, dry and cool conditions will prevail to start the workweek with highs in the lower 50s. we are one day closer to a team taking home the national title. clemson and alabama will battle it out on the field expect highs in the lower 60s. high pressure will build into the area, dry and cool

the workweek with highs in the lower 50s. expect highs in the lower 60s. high pressure will build into the area, dry and cool conditions will prevail to start the workweek with highs in the lower 50s. we are one day closer to a team expect highs in the lower 60s. high pressure will build into the area, dry and cool conditions will prevail to start the workweek with highs in the lower 50s. we are one day closer to a team taking home the national title. clemson and alabama will battle

monday night -- and both teams have been strictly focused on the task at hand. our michal higdon is live in glendale this morning with the latest. the media was able to speak with several players and the head coaches for the first time since their arrival in arizona. the big takeaway is that both teams have a strict schedule before the game here at the university of phoenix stadium... and while they say it's fun being so close to a national title, they know there's still a lot of hard work to put in. after talking with the media, both teams had an open practice late saturday afternoon. dabo swinney says the main things they will be focused on is blocking at the point of attack, pressuring alabama's quarterback, covering

protecting the quarterback. clemson qb deshaun watson has nearly 37- hundred yards passing and just over one-thousand yards rushing this year alone. a reason spectators say this game is going to be between clemson's offense and alabama's explosive defense. something each team will strive to perfect before monday night. and while dabo has been strict on his team making sure they're giving their all at practice one thing he says everyone has been enjoying is the whole experience. dabo swinney: "to me it would be sad to come up here at a national championship setting and be all stressed out. stressed about what? i mean i'm too blessed to be stressed. i really am. this is such a joy and a privilege.

on the morning of the national championship. the restaurant will sell chicken biscuits in the shape of tiger paws tomorrow. the biscuits will be available from 6:30 to 10:30 a.m. clemson will face alabama in the cfp national championship game in arizona. kickoff is at 8:30 p.m. on tomorrow night. make sure to watch our special "chasing a championship" which runs right

we now have the name of the person that died in a fire friday in columbia. johnnie mae newton died from carbon monoxide poison after a home on 1100 block of quiet lane off of decker boulevard went up in flames. still no word on how the fire was started. a 23-year-old man was killed in a shooting in downtown columbia friday night. the coroner says rodney francis, the second died early saturday morning. police are now looking for this black and gray chevy avalanche. officers say shots were fired from this suv as francis was leaving club rue 77. that's at the intersection of assembly and lady streets. officers say the victim was found unresponsive on the ground around 3 o'clock this morning. police say the shooting may have resulted from a fight between two groups. if you have seen the suv or have any information to help investigators, call crime stoppers at 1- 888-crime-sc. thousands were in downtown columbia

making a difference in the fight against breast cancer. this was the 25th year of walk for life/rara for life. more than seven thousand runners and walkers took off from finlay park. our own judi gatson helped kick off the morning, as the emcee. the walk/run is about raising money but also about honoring breast cancer survivors. "it makes you know that this community really supports you and loves you...to be out here in the cold and drizzle...and still out here supporting you..walking. and all the pink and the tutus...it's something you can't really describe but it's great." over the last 25 years, more than 8 million dollars has been raised to benefit patient services at palmetto health breast center. today's event raised more than 500 thousand dollars. the powerball has now swelled to more than $1- billion dollars. we have the latest after last night's drawing left many of you somewhat

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jeb bush received an unusual campaign contribution in south carolina saturday. as the republican presidential candidate was leaving a pro-life rally, he showed reporters a powerball ticket that someone at the eveve had given to one of his aides...for saturday's drawing. bush joked it wasn't for him...but if he won, it would go to "a really good cause." a muslim woman kicked out of the donald trump rally in rock hill is speaking out. this morning, we'll hear why she says she decided to silently protest.

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sports director rick henry in arizona... with more on how clemson's embracing the spotlight... on college football's grandest stage. we've been on the ground here in the phoenix area since thursday and finally we're getting some arizona weather with some warm, vibrant sunshine. it's been a very sunny season for the clemson football team...they're a perfect 14 and oh. monday they'll go inside university of phoenix stadium to battle alabama for the national championship. the tigers were very busy on their first full day in arizona. they hit the practice field to finish polishing up their game plan. sb dabo swinney: "we just talk about how we are going to play. focus on how we are going to prepare and get well. how you play is a direct reflection on how you prepare. physically, mentally, emotionally, everything... how you eat. how you sleep. the tigers also faced hundreds of reporters and photographers at media day. one of the themes for clemson....the tigers are trying to capture their 2nd national title..34 years after winning the 1981 title. they'll have to do it against one of college

sb: deshaun watson: "it's different of course, because there's only two teams playing. it's the national championship so everyone's going to be watching. sb: ben boulware: "huge for our university. huge for our state. we haven't bought that title back in 34 years. looking forward to having the opportunity. we got to do our job come monday." swinney: "train and teach your team it's not about the other team. it's not about who you play... it's about how you play. it's what we talk about all the time. we really don;t spend a lot of time talking about the opponent. monday's matchup will be the first between clemsonon d alabama since 2008. on the road with the tigers...rick henry...wis news 10 sports. as clemson aims to finish the season 15-0... usc men's hoops... looks to improve to 15-0 at the mid-way point. carolina... at home today... hosting visiting vanderbilt. head coach frank martin... and company taking on a hungry struggling vanderbilt

=== vandy... delivering the first punch. luke kornet from the wing. buries the triple. part of an opening 8-0 run. === apply the heat... jones... cranks out a one handed slam. 17-9 vandy. === usc settles in... mindaugas kacinas... the strong take inside... through contact... sinks the bucket. 13 points. === gamecocks continue to chip away deficit. sindarius thornwell rolls home two of his 19. he surpasses the one- thousand point mark for his career. === usc puls to within two... as duane notice sizes up and buries the triple. carolina feeling it. === kacinas... again... attacks at will... strong take inside. and carolina stays perfect... they beat vanderbilt by a final of 69-65. martin: "they came at us.

not in a very good mood... he gonna hit you. you might see some butterflies and whatever you see running around your head... you got to have the courage to wait for those things to leave... regather yourself... and then come back and attack. and that;s kind of what our guys did." tomorrow... the usc women look to improve to 15-0. second ranked carolina hosts missouri for a noon tip. on a mission to put on show... sophomore forward a'ja wilson. spoke with her dad today... and he told me expect a big game... following a disappointing performance in her last time on the floor. at vandy... she finished with 4 points and six rebounds. well below her season averages. staley: "a'ja reverted back to her freshman year. the good thing about a'ja is she is visual. we watched film and she saw how she could have made a better impact, especially offensively." a little help goes a long way --

a convicted felon turned college graduate. "most people that get incarcerated where i'm from - you get out - it becomes redundant. you do and you do it again and you got back - you get out and you go again. ma'am'. she said, 'do you want to go to school?' and the rest is history. i think people will always have e their perspective which is really subjective but i won't allow it to hinder me." the sky is the limit for james. watch a true success story in the heart of the midlands sunday morning at 11 on awareness.

is a muslim who was escorted out during trump's speech friday night in rock hill. alex giles from our raycom sister ation finds out why she wanted to take a stand. - "i didn't want to disturb the proceedings. i didn't want to cause any problems." but that's not exactly how things turned out... rose hamid says she just wanted connect with trump supporters....and she was off to a good start... - "the ones that i spoke to personally were nice. they were all very nice." but that wasn't the same for the whole crowd.... hamid's shirt with the phrase- "salam- i come in peace" she says she decided to takaka stand when trump began speaking about the syrian migration and threats of isis... - "on the cellphone what's on they have pictures of horrible carnage on the cellphone." - "my goal was just to stand up

know that this is not the appropriate way for a presidential candidate to speak." she says soon after the crowd erupted... - "after we stood up people started yelling trump, trump, trump" she says she never opened her mouth...but security removed her from the crowd...as trump supporters shouted at her... nats-crowd - "one guy said something to me about do you have a bomb? dodoou have a bomb? nats- crowd nearby...jibril hough...a muslim activist was also removed after shouting during the protest....he says he was worried about hamid - "as a woman in general she's vulnerable so i did not want her to get attacked or roughed up like i did." she says she made it out fine... and tells me...even through the chants and jeers...she knows she made some friends.... - "a woman as i was leaving turned around and took my hand and said i'm so sorry this is happening so yeah those are the things that i'm me." that was alex giles reporting. neither rose hamid... or jabril hough were arrested during the protest. the council on american- islamic relations has

apologize... for throwing rose hamid out of the rally. no word yet... on if that apology will be issued. "deport me. no way. i'm not going back and i'm here to stay." senator marco rubio was repeatedly heckled over his immigration platform yesterday at "the kemp forum on expanding opportunity" in columbia. five separate groups of protestors stood up shouting chants such as "undocumented and unafraid." security removed the protestors, no word on if anyone was arrested. meanwhile, other presidential candidates spent time in the captial city meeting and greeting with voters. former florida governor jeb bush took part in the 'stand up for life march and rally' at the state house yesterday. the rally was just one of several weekend events for pro-life groups around the state. "young people are of course going to o the backbone of this movement in the future and i think you can see from testimony by some of our young people who spoke that we are

this movement in very good hands." organizers of the rally say right now they're focused on getting new state legislation passed to make an abortion illegal after 20 weeks -- with some exceptions. confederate heritage groups also wanted to send a message to state lawmakers yesterday. they staged a 'southern heritage rally' on the south side of the state house. confederate flags waved on the lawn and on the steps. speakers at the event criticized governor haley for siding with efforts to remove the confederate battle flag last summer. as in the past -- the event drew counter protestors. "taking down symbols is only going to do so much..i was out here every day for three weeks and we took that flag down...and from the look of it it hasn't changed a lot...but it's a step in the right direction." "i feel like that my grandfather's honor and his christian nature is under attack." there is a senate bill in the

proposes changes to state law for monuments on confederate flag supporters fear those changes could lead to the removal of confederate monuments from state house grounds. democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton has released a new ad taking aim at her republican rivals. it features clips from donald trump, ted cruz, chris christie and jeb bush. a narrator calls the g-o-p candidates "backwards, hillary as the only candidate to stop them. the ad, titled "incredible" will air in iowa and new hampshire. birthday board break 4 good sunday morning, thanks for staying with us. i'm allie spillyards. looking live over downtown columbia right

marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... than any other senator. washington politician marco rubio. doesn't show up for work, but wants a promotion? right to rise usa is responsible

let's get a check of your first alert forecast. the last few showers have moved out of the state and conditions will turn breezy as we approach midday, expect highs in the lower 60s. high pressure will build into the area, dry and cool conditions will prevail to startt the workweek with highs in the lower 50s. it's the tigers versus crimson tide. a showdown that will go down in the books. and we are just one day away from

national title game. it's been a busy weekend for both teams since they arrived in arizona. our michal higdon has been following it all and joins us this morning from glendale with the latest. it may be quiet behind me right now, but you can definitely feel the energy here in arizona. more clemson and alabama fans are starting to take over this city as we get closer to this championship game. the only thing on tap for today is a head coaches press conference which is underway as we speak. as for practices teams are done with the green turf and trading it in for padded carpets in their hotels. they will be walking through practices until tomorrow night when they go on the field here at the university of phoenix stadium to warm up for the national championship game. the only interaction with each team before then took place e saturday. clemson and alabama spoke to the updates on certain players and dabo once again talked about taking on his

just several hours after the media event -- each team held an open practice giving us a first-hand look at how they're physically preparing for this game. and while it has hit some players that they're playing in the biggest game of the year for others it's still setting in. "i'm ready for the game to get here. that's what we've been working for all year, playing a game like this. we're just getting ready to play in it on monday." "it still hasn't really hit me yet. i think once you start thinking like that it becomes something other than just a game. when this is all over i'll look back and i think i'll realize what kind of year we had and all of that. i mean it's definitely special to me." "oh yeah it hit me coming up here yesterday getting off the plane with the red carpet." now shaq lawson who you just saw speaking right there thinks he'll be ready to go by gametime monday night. if you'll recall lawson sprained his mcl in the orange bowl against oklahoma. but lawson says he's planning on playing and

promising based on what he's seen in practice. we'll make sure to keep you updated though right here on wis. live in glendale, michal higdon, wis news 10. make sure to watch our special "chasing a championship" which runs right here on wis at 7:30 tomorrow night.. new developments, an isis leader is dead after an air-strike. the second-deputy of isis was killed in iraq yesterday during an attack by iraqi forces. it's just the latest of main targets ttbe killed in the last few weeks. in late december, the u-s led coalition said multiple people within isis senior leadership had been killed. when asked for exactly how many... a colonel said at least ten officials. today marks the one year anniversary of the mass shooting at the french satirical magazine charlie hebdo in paris. this morning, hundreds of people

leaders for a ceremony to remember the 12 people killed a year ago and the 130 deaths in the november 13th attacks. french president francois hollande unveiled a plaque. a tree was lit in remembrance of the victims the jewelry thief wanted in at least five states across the south -- including south carolina -- has been caught. the f-b-i says that 24- year-old abigail kemp was arrested yesterday outside of atlanta. another suspect was also taken into custody....but the f-b-i hasn't yet identified the person. no word yet on the charges kemp will make an initial appearance before a federal judge in the northern georgia tomorrow. the national weather service has confirmed it was a tornado that caused significant damage in a portion of southwest florida saturday. weather service officials are giving the tornado a preliminary rating of an e- f2, with wind speeds between 111-135 miles per hour. only three minor injuries have been reported, but no one was taken to the hospital,

police. amazing video from the big island of hawaii... a rockfall at kilauea volcano plunged into a lava lake and caused this impressive explosion. it happened early friday morning. volcano watchers say explosions like this occur more frequently when n e lava lake level is relatively high. when the lava lake is high, rocks in the vent wall heat up, expand, and become unstable. that can cause big sections of rock to collapse. a new gadget that's suppose to help you get in shape is now coming under fire. why some consumers are calling fitbit.. misleading. the last few showers have moved out of the state and conditions will turn breezy as we approach midday, expect highs in the lower 60s. high pressure will build into the area, dry and cool conditions will prevail to start the workweek with

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haley has a once-in-a- political-lifetime honor. chosen by her party to deliver the republican response to president obama's final state of the union address. it's a calculated move by the gop to provide viewers with a fresh look at its youngest governor---a groundbreaking figure as the state's first woman and first minority chief executive. while haley won't command national attention nearly as long as the president, she has an option to use that time to do more than re-hash the same old

carolinians tested to their limits and then some. a shocking mass shooting---and the uplifting response of the victims' families and community around them. she demonstrated true empathy---then seized the moment to lead removal of a symbol revered in the hate-filled mind of a sick young man. a few months later, the governor showed a steady hand guiding the palmetto state through its worst weather-related crisis since hugo. in her ten minutes after the president's address---nikki haley can point to this part of the south, where people of all colors, political stripes and income levels pulled together to overcome immense tragedy. she can tell a fearful, angry and divided country this is what we went through---this is what we learned---this is how we moved forward. the governor can offer a message celebrating the renewal that comes when people unite in a common purpose. and she can do it---because she now speaks from experience. if our governor chooses this approach, we hope america is listening.

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the charge h-r and surge model fit bits do not accurately track heart rates during exercise. nbc's natalie morales reports. it's one of this season's most popular holiday gifts... a gadget to help you keep that new year's resolution of getting into shape and staying healthy. but now, the makers of fit-bit... are coming under fire... 23:02:50 kate mclellan: i'm a mom. i like to work out, i like to be fit. kate mclellan has a p- h-d in physical rehab, and is one of three people suing the company... claiming fit-bit's heart rate monitor don't work... and that the company's ads -- telling customers "every beat counts" -- are misleading. 23:07:16 kate mclellan sot tbd my fit bit was

is really really low... after comparing the fit bit heart rate monitor to ones on equipment at her gym... she says she knew something was wrong -- and spoke to fit bit's customer service. 23:10:0: kate mclellan sot tbd: she made it sound like it was my fault, like i was using it wrong or wearing it wrong and she said... it's not really meant to track your heart rate all of the time... in a statement, a spokesperson for fit- bit says: we do not believe this case has merit. fitbit stands behind our heart rate technology and strongly disagrees with the statements made in the complaint and plans to vigorously defend the lawsuit... the company is also stressing that fitbit trackers are designed to provide meaningful data to help users reach their health and fitness goals, and are not intended to be scientific or medical devices. 18:43:40 john: the truth is it doesn't count every beat-it can't. it's wildly inaccurate. kate mclellan's lawyers are seeking a class action status -- saying the company is

noting that in order to even use the device, you must log in to fitbit's website, and register the heart rate monitor after you've already bought it. 18:34:15 bob: you cant even use it as a watch to tell what time it is unless you register it on the website and that's when you have to agree to all of these terms... that registration includes an agreement, that mclellan's lawyers say prevents customers from taking certain legal action against the company. 18:33:12 selbin: they are told they are bound by the arbitration clause and class action ban. well that's unfair. fitbit says their agreement has already been upheld in a california court, and according to their website -- customers have 30 days to opt-out of the arbitration agreement. and while many users are stepping up to support the device -- lighting up social media and posting four and five star reviews on amazon -- others are telling this perfect holiday gift... to take a hike. natalie morales reporting. this lawsuit is just the latest headache for fit-bit. the company's stock has dropped 20% after their latest product -

underwhelmed. mazda is expanding a recall of passenger air bags because they can inflate with too much force and spew metal fragments into the vehicle. the new recall includes the 2003-2008 mazda6, the 2006-2007 mazdaspeed6 and a limited number of rx-8 sports cars from the 2004 model year. mazda is one of a dozen manufacturers recalling air bags made by japanese supplier takata corporation. the air bags' metal inflator can rupture and shoot fragments into the vehicle. nine deaths worldwide have been blamed on the problem. if you're looking to connect with someone, online dating season is in full swing. christmas d d to valentine's day is the busiest period for online dating... match-dot-com says it expects to see a whopping 60 percent surge in new members from christmas

other dating sites report similar patterns. christianmingle-dot-com says its new membership sign-ups increase 41 percent between christmas and valentine's day. establishing a good bedtime routine for a toddler sets an important precedent for future health. that's usually easier said that done. however, there are ways to help your little one to consistently get to sleep. holly firfer has more. "so toddlers learning to sleep well is really important because it's a platform for their overall health. we all need to have our bodies and our minds rest at night so that we can replenish, rejuvenate so that we can be ready for the next day of activities." between talking, playing, and learning -- toddlers are very active. getting them to slow down at bedtime can be a real challenge. pediatricians advise parents to remember the 4 b's when it comes to a bedtime routine. "so routines are really important so starting with bathing and having that bath time that allow them to settle down. and then, brushing their teeth

then they start to think ok bath then brushing. and then, bedtime and story time, it's really important to have a nice calming activity like reading a book together and then there's bedtime." singing a lullaby or playing soft music can help. if it's too dark, add a night light or leave the door cracked. and for children older than 12-months, a special blanket or toy can help. "these are all behavioral modification techniques that we're talking about and none work overnight. and so, a parent really has to decide that this is a course that they're ready for, and they have to be consistent and make sure that they're ready for the long haul." for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer more problems for blue bell this morning. the company says it has discovered listeria in one of its production facilities -- they didn't say which one, but did sayayt was not in any of it's ice cream

in april, the company stopped distributing ice cream to 25 states after discovering the bacteria. listeria can cause flu- like symptoms. chick-fil-a wants to help you keep your new year's resolution to eat healthier. the fast food chain will start offering what it calls a "superfood side" later this month. it's a blend of chopped kale and broccoli tossed in a maple vinaigrette dressing. it's topped with dried sour cherries and comes with a blend of roasted nuts. the gourmet side is sold in two sizes... a small one costs two-dollars and 59 cents and contains 140 calories. the larger one will cost you three-79 and packs 170 calories. coming up, more news. plus, von gaskin will have a final check of your weekend forecast. stay with us. break 7 hollywood's gearing up for one of its biggest nights of the year.

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7 o0 c1 honoring the y yr's best in movies and tv. mark barger gives us a preview of some of the major movie categories. nats "first of all, i'd like to thank susan downey for saying matt damon's going to win, so don't bother to prepare a speech." often, there's more suspense about what's said.... nats "this is the beginning of my revenge." than what's won at the golden globes. nats "all right, all right, all right." but not this year. "all the main races are really tight this year at the golden globes." best drama nominee "carol" has the most nominations, but fandango's dave karger says it's no shoo-in. "i think spotlight could win by a hair. but the revenant could win. mad max could surprise everyone and win." "the danish girl"'s eddie redmayne looks for his second straight globe as best actor in a

dicaprio. the edge has to go to leonardo dicaprio. he went through so much, physically and emotionally, to put his performance on screen." alicia vikander....chasing two other contenders. "this one is race between brie larson for room and saoirse ronan for brooklyn, two young actresses that have had fantastic years." karger expects "the martian" and "the big short" to battle for best musical or comedy.....with matt damon's role as a marooned astronaut beating out "the big short"s christian bale and steve carell for best actor. "he won 18 years ago for writing good will hunting, but he's never won an acting globe. i think that could happen this weekend." jennifer lawrence already has two globes...and winning a third for "joy"...would mean beating out among others...her pal, amy schumer, who's up for "trainwreck". "if amy schumer wins best actress in a comedy, that's going to be the speech of the night." nats "i never win, so i can't believe i won!" although globes' history has shown.... nats "where's the envelope?" it

competetion. markrkarger, nbc news. among the other movie categories to watch tonight....best supporting actor.... where "creed"'s sylvester stallone is widely favored to win his very first golden globe....for playing the role that earned him a nomination 39 years ago.... rocky balboa. because of the golden globes the news will be on a little early tonight. the news at 6 will be on at 5. the last few showers have moved out of the state and conditions will turn breezy as we approach midday, expect highs in the lower 60s. high pressure will build into the area, dry and cool conditions will prevail to start the workweek with highs in the lower 50s. thanks for watching news 10 saturday morning. download the news 10 app to get updates anytime. have a great weekend.