good evening and thanks for watching. i'm judi gatson. i'm charles molineaux. tonight--richland county deputies are investigating a shooting in lower richland that sent one man to the hospital. investigators say it happened in the green lakes subdivision--in hopkins. our chad mills is there live on the scene...he joins us now with the latest on the investigation. i'm here in the green lakes subdivision off leesburg road in hopkins. investigators have been focusing their efforts on this white honda civic behind me. it's dark, but you should be able to see it. all four doors are open, the back windshield is shattered, and there's a large

street, likely for evidence. the richland county sheriff's department says it got a "shots fired" call around 8 o'clock tonight. when they got here they found a shooting victim who was the passenger inside the white honda. all r-c-s-d is telling us for now is that the victim's wounds were to his upper body, he was transported to palmetto health richland, and his condition is unknown for now. at one point, an investigator took a young man into his patrol for an interview. neighbors tell me they believe that young man may have been the driver. but at this point that's not confirmed. neighbors also tell me that multiple gunshots were heard in the eastern portion of this neighborhood, but neighbors around the crime scene hadn't heard any, so the thinking from

happened elsewhere in this neighborhood. those neighbors by the way tell me this neighborhood is normally pretty quiet. they also tell me they're hoping and praying for the victim of this shooting. a few of them tell me they know him. they too are hoping for the best. live in hopkins, chad mills, wis news 10. taking a look now at your overnight forecast-- ben tanner has more from the weather center tonight... colder, drier air settles in for friday and saturday with highs in the middle 50s overnight lows middle 30s friday morning to upper 20s saturday.

form off theheoast late saturday into sunday.this will give us a slight chance of showers early sunday i'm watching things for early next week as we'll feel the chill with well below normal temperatures. the family of a columbia man shot dead more than 6 months ago may finally have some answers tonight. today, columbia police announced the arrest of a man charged with murdering 32-year-old

police say investigators were able to trace a weapon used in an unrelated case by the suspect, ibin patterson, to gentry's murder. investigators say the connection was made as part of a collaborative effort between multiple agencies. a man is facing charges tonight in connection with the murder of a midlands motorcyclist. last month, investigators found adrian silva, who they say was shot multiple times while riding his motorcycle on long green parkway in columbia. today, the sheriff's department says vincent may is charged with obstruction of justice in the case. may was given a 25 thousand dollar surety bond he's also been ordered not to have contact with the victim's family and must wear a gps monitoring device. the leader of the legendary band "earth wind and fire" has died. the brother of maurice white made the announcement today that white died in his sleep last night. white founded "earth wind and fire" in the late 60's.

than 90 million albums worldwide...with hits like "september"..."shining star"...and "sing a song." in 2000, the band was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. maurice white was 74 years old. tonight--the two remaining democratics running for president were in a one-on-one battle...just five days out from the new hampshire primary. tonight's debate comes as a new poll finds bernie sanders with a sizeable lead over hillary clinton in the state. steve handelsman has the highlights. two democrats, two strategies... s/ sec. hillary clinton / presidential candidate :03 - :06 "senator sanders and i share some very big, progressive goals." hillary clinton emphasized her similarities to bernie sanders, who's out polling her in new hampshire by 20 points s/ sen. bernie sanders / presidential candidate :12 - :17 "millions of americans are giving up on the political process." sanders is pushing huge changes s/ sen. bernie sanders / presidential candidate :20 - :23 "end a rigged economy, create an

clinton said sanders knows he can't do that. s/ sec. hillary clinton / presidential candidate :32 - :39 "i'm fighting for people who cannot wait for those changes and i'm not making promises that i cannot keep." it got nasty fast... s/ sen. bernie sanders / presidential candidate :41 - :47 "i am very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a superpac." unlike clinton, sanders said: s/ sen. bernie sanders / presidential candidate :52 - 1:01 "being part of the establishment is, in the last quarter, having a superpac that raised 15 million dollars from wall street." 21:25:44 being par of establishment having a superpac that raised 15 mill from wall street in last quarter. 21 s/ sec. hillary clinton / presidential candidate 1:02 - 1:15 "if you've got something to say, say it directly, but you will not find that i ever changed a steve handelsman nbc news durham new hampshire and, clinton complained, only bernie sanders would say a woman running for president exemplifies the establishment steve handelsman nbc news durham ball team was down two key

and the fans feel like they faced two opponents on the court. sports director rick henry has more on another huge win for gamecocks women's basketball over another ranked opponent. there were some nervous moments for the gamecocks and their fans tonight as they took on a very tough kentucky team. first half...very scary moment here as the two time sec player of the year...tiffany mitchell goes down hard. after looking at the replay....you expect this to be a serious injury. she was able to walk off the court. but did not return to the game. coach dawn staley says mitchell has a lower babak bruise. her teammates step up in a big way....look at this shot by khadijah sessions to close out the third quarter.....a three pointer from well beyond half court.

inside the state house today--tempers flared on the floor of the senate as lawmakers traded jabs over the inability to pass a roads bill. "y'all are wasting my time!" some senators vented their frustration with the fact that there has been little progress on a bill--one month into the 2016 session. senate majority leader harvey peeler said today it's time that senators debated the bill on the chamber floor. governor nikki haley has pledged to veto any legislation that increases gas taxes without cutting income taxes...as well as

department of transportation meanwhile, another bill in the state house could make it more likely we get to see police incidents captured by dashboard cameras. senator larry martin is pushing a bill that would require a judge's permission for law enforcement t encies "not" to release dashcam video to the public. martin says it would instill more confidence in police decisions. the bill would prevent police from indefinitely blocking the public's ability to see dascham video--unless a judge agrees that releasing the video would cause harm. 8 months after the charleston church shootings, two survivors say they have gained faith, even as they haveveost so much. in an exclusive interview, they explain a brave sacrifice that happened the night 9 people were killed. "he gave his life for me, i'm gonna be the mother that he knows i am. and i'm gonna keep his name lifted up and everybody's gonna know his name. everybody's gonna know his

tonight in a wis exclusive- we are hearing from two of the survivors of the charleston

felicia sanders and polly sheppard sat down with our billie jean shaw as they reflect on the heart- rending night of june 17th. we all remember that horrific night and we all remember how we felt when learning -nine people were murdered during a bible study at mother emanuel ame church. and while the victims were quickly tagged as the "emanuel 9" there were 12 people in bible study that night. now two of them, felicia sanders and polly sheppard are sharing their stories. the story of the emanuel 12. while this was a difficult interview they wanted to shed some light on the importance of faith and forgiveness. 232 days later- felecia sanders says it still feels like yesterday. "i go through june 17th all day, all night. i think about what i could've done differently, what could we

anything." it was on that night at mother emanuel- sanders, her 11-year-old granddaughter and polly sheppard witnessed nine murders. "77 shots. it actually sounded like a transformer blew, but then she yelled and that's when i took cover." "i kept praying under the table, the lord kept me calm." "after i heard the shots, i thought he would've shot and run out, i i dn't know it would've kept on going." behind the trigger authorities say was 21- year-old dylann roof. motivated by hate and racism, prosecutors say roof was on a mission to start a race war. "we were so nice to him, we were so nice to him "i don't know what i was expecting, i was just waiting on my turn." on that night, these nine people lost their lives,

sander's relatives. she watched her son, 26- year-old tywanza sanders die while protecting her 85-year-old aunt susie jackson. graphic of nine victims "he told dylann roof you don't have to do this, you don't have to do this, why are you doing thisis "he took the attention off of us, the attention was in on him, so that's how he saved us." "i never thought that in my wildest nightmare that i would lose my child, my friends, at bible study. that's the part i can't get past." two days after the shooting, roof appeared in court for a bond hearing. it was there sanders was able to confront the man who changed her life forever. "tywanza was my hero, but as we say in the bible study. we enjoyed you, but may god have mercy on

and it was that same mercy that allowed sanders and sheppard to forgive the confessed shooter. "forgiveness is a relief. dylann roof doesn't care if i forgive him or to, forgiveness is for me it's not for him. > the shooting here at mother emanuel has led to the removal of the confederate flag from the state house, a call for more gun control laws and conversations on race relations. sanders and sheppard say they

family and friends did not die in vain. "h"h's trying to show us something, some of us woke up and some of us are still asleep." "i always say there's a message in the madness. and the message of hope and strong faith is what the survivor's pray the nation gets out of this tragedy. "we're beginning to talk now to each other as individuals, different people w wh different feelings." however, there's one question that sheppard and sanders say they deal with everyday. "why did you pick me, why did you leave me? i keep wondering. we've been at death's door. we've been at death's door sheppard and sanders say since the shooting everything is different- certain noises scare them and they now have to attend

we also talked about the third survivor in the church that night . sanders says her 11- year-old granddaughter is doing her best to get back to living a normal life. they're now preparing to face dylann roof in court in july. stay with us-- we've got your full forecast and a look ahead

america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate...

we know... looked them over... we checked them out... and we choho one. there's only one. jeb bush. he's got a plan. he'll keep us safe. he's a president - a commander in chief. jeb bush. best prepared to be commander in chief. right to rise usa

30s friday morning to upper 20s saturday. still thinking low pressure will form off the coast late saturday into sunday.this will give us a slight chance of showers early

i'm watching things for early next week as we'll feel the chill with well below normal temperatures. as millions gather this sunday to watch the 30s friday morning to upper 20s saturday. still thinking low pressure will form off the coast late saturday into sunday.this will give us a slight chance of showers early sunday i'm watching things for early next week as we'll feel the chill with well below normal temperatures. as millions gather this sunday to watch the panthers and broncos battle it out in the super bowl...a group of usc students

close attention to the ads. today the usc journalism school's "super bowl of advertising" class made their final preparations before they make their final critiques. students in the class will chchse their favorite commercial, based on things like likability, persuasiveness and brand identity. of today's favorites, one with dogs and doritos. "and they had the dogs trying to sneak in to the publix or super market and buy a bag of doritos and it was really cute because the whole time these dogs are trying to sneak in and the manager is kicking them out, basically they are dodog anynying they can to buy a bag of doritos." the winning ad on sunday will receive the annual "cocky award" given by the class. the usc women survive another tough challenge. the gamecocks faced their ninth

ranked opponent tonight..... gamecock fans were on the edge of their seats most of the night...... we've got the highlights as they clawed and scratched their way to a win over kentucky...sports is next!!! the south carolina women survived a america's heroes have a message. if you've fought...

you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out... and we chose one. there's only one. jeb bush. he's got a plan. he'll keep us safe. he's a president - a commander in chief. jeb bush. best prepared to be commander in chief. right to rise usa

wildcats...we'll get to the highlights in a moment...but first a very scary moment involving usc all- american tiffany mitchell. first half...mitchell driving....she makes contact with a kentucky defender and goes down hard. everyone in the arena is holding their breath...because mitchell is down for quite a while in obvious

she leaves the game with a lower back bruise...she did not play in the second half. we'll have more on her condition later.....now the highlights. the usc ladies looking to go 22 and oh for the second straight season..... first half...khadijah sessions up ahead to a'ja wilson...big night for the sophomore forward with 18 points and seven rebounds. kentucky's taylor murray on the move.....takes it all the way for a three point play.... bianca cuevas drives and scores....gamecocks up five at the half....35-30. third quarter....wilson dishes to alaina coates....the dutch fork grad finishes with 18 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks. here's the shot of the night....sessions closes out the third quarter by launching one from about 60 feet....she banks it in for three....the gamecocks lead by four....57-53.

for usc....murray with a three pointer...wildcats trail by two.....68-66. how will the gamecocks respond without their all- american...mitchell? here's how...coates spins and scores...three point play...the lead is five. coates also getting it done on the defensive end...she blocks the shot by makayla epps.....epps catches the ball out of bounds....alaina says gamecock ball. and it's another victory for usc..... they beat kentucky 78 to 68 to go to 22 and oh. dawn staley updates us on tiffany mitchell. staley: "well she came back out and she was cleared to go for the game, but i just decided not to put her back in it. she'll be fine. / i thought, you know, bianca and doniyah both.and tina roy both, they all stepped up in a way that made us all proud. you know, it's a great confidence booster for them. we need our bench to perform and impact the game like they did today." coates: "well, honestly, the things that i saw from kentucky's defense, they were like split-second

you either run with it or you don't.