just before noon friday after their win against number 18 kentucky. the gamecock women's team will play in front of a crowd of 18-thousands fans. the university says it will be the largest crowd ever to watch an ncaa women's basketball game in the state of south carolina. the gamecocks are 22 and 0 this season so far -- looking to beat the number one team in the nation. and coach staley says one thing that will help them -- the fans. she says they have come into this building and created a home-court advantage like no other.. the fans themselves are just as excited with how the team has done this season. alicia walsh: "i'm feeling really good. it's really exciting to have a women's team at people are enjoying going to." steven shannon: "i'm feeling really confident in the team. they know what's at stake when they face a great opponent like uconn. and i'm going to be there cheering them on." number two south carolina will take on number one uconn tonight at 7 o'clock. the game will be broadcast on espn2. and the plan is for everyone to

wis news 10. as michal said, you can count on wis for complete coverage of the showdown. our judi gatson will join sport director rick henry live at the c-l-a starting today at four. they will break down every aspect of this game from the scouting report to the fanfare surrounding the game. lets take a break from the headlines to get a check of the weather as we take a live look over downtown columbia through the wis skycam. tim miller is in the first alert weather center tracking frigid temperatures that will stick around this week. prepare for a cold week ahead as we'll feel the pinch of winter over the next several days. a cold front will sweep through the state today giving us a chance of a few showers late breezy with highs in the middle to upper 50s. mix of sunnnd clouds tuesday, cooler with highs

colder air filter in for the rest of the week with highs in the lower 40s, overnight lows from the teens to lower 20s wednesday friday. a little warmer friday before another shot of cold air for several days. a cold front will sweep through the state today giving us a chance of a few showers late breezy with highs in the middle to upper 50s. mix of sun and clouds tuesday, cooler with highs in the upper 40s. colder air filter in for the rest of the week with highs in the lower 40s, overnight lows from the teens to lower 20s wednesday friday. a little warmer friday before another shot of cold air for next weekend. this is the last full day of campaigning for presidential candidates before voters head to the polls on tuesday in new hampshire. on sunday, democratic hopeful hillary clinton traveled to flint, michigan -- leaving her opponent bernie sanders to campaign in new hampshire. the republican field is crowded but most polls show donald trump with a strong

the real race for gop candidates is for the number two position. tracie potts has more. presidential candidate :xx-:xx i don't want any of your money, but you have to go out and vote tomorrow. new hampshire's republican frontrunner... in a rare town hall... this and sparking another feud with jeb bush: presidential candidate :xx-:xx "he's a total stiff, this guy. he's like a child, a spoiled loser. ted cruz, marco rubio and - in two recent polls - john kasich are fighting for second place behind trump. rubio... still reeling from chris christie's attack at saturday's debate about his repetitive comments. this morning rubio says: presidential candidate :xx-:xx "i'm going to keep saying that a made a last-day visit to manufacturers this morning. presidential candidate :xx-:xx

new hampshire residents minds - that i'm asking for your vote." in manchester, these vets waiting for ted cruz to stop by this afternoon. in new hampshire they like to see their candidates up close. you can really watch their body language, watch what they're saying, how they're saying it. whether they've got a crooked smile. crooked face. one poll says nearly one in ten republicans here are still undecided. audio outcue: tracie potts, nbc news, manchester, new hampshire. voters in new hampshire will head to the polls tomorrow. will whitson is in new hampshire ahead of the primary and will be providing live coverage right here on wis starting today on the news at 4. then it's on to south carolina. the republican primary is saturday, february 20th. the democratic primary is the following saturday, february 27th. tomorrow, evangelist franklin graham - son of billy graham- will lead a prayer rally at the state house as part of a nationwide tour. this is video from one of his recent stops in baton rouge, louisiana. graham kicked off what's been dubbed as the "decision america tour" in january.

christians to pray for the country and take a stand for their faith. the rally will start at noon tomorrow on the gervais street side of the state house. if you'd like more information, we've put a link on wistv.com under the big red 10. you can find much more on the primaries in new hampshire and the latest campaign events in south carolina on our website. just look for the decision 2016 box on the homepage of wistv-dot- com. it was not the result the carolina panthers and their fans were looking for in super bowl 50. the denver broncos used a great defensive effort to take home the title sunday night. carolina allowed seven sacks... and turned it over four times. four of those turnovers led to two broncos touchdowns. although the panthers defense stuffed the broncos offense... it didn't matter. denver made the big plays defensively to ruin carolina's dream season. during a news conference after the game, panthers q-b cam newton expressed his frustration with his team's performance. "i spoke a little bit with him. it's one of those

everybody for awhile for a few days or whatever it is. we'll get over it anove say. they made more plays than us and that's what it comes down to. i mean we had our opportunities, it wasn't nothing special that they did, we dropped balls, we turned the ball over, gave up sacks, threw errant passes, that's it." cam was brief after the game and eventually walked away during media availability.. despite the offense issues, there were good despite the offense issues, there were good defensive moments for the team. they limited peyton manning and the broncos to just 194 total yards-- the fewest ever by a super bowl champion. as you can imagine panthers' fans here in the midlands are sharing in the hurt. several were out at wild wing cafe watching every second of the game. many told us while they weren't happy with the outcome, they're still proud of the team and are already looking forward to next

they said through four quarters of close football, they kept hoping for a panthers comeback. "i had hope for the entire game...because we always...we always pull it out." "somehow that cam would lighten up and maybe catch his receivers or something like that um down field for a long touchdown but it wasn't mean to be." "cam's a great quarterback and i think that he can bring it home for them. i think that this season...they've got the taste of winning and i think that can help them with their next season." "that's all i'm hoping for...keep pounding!" for more on super bowl 50 including photos from the awards ceremony- head to wis tv dot com. one big panthers fan who made the trip to california to cheer on the team is recovering after a crash in california last night. north carolina governor pat mccory was involved in a crash in san jose, not far from where the super bowl was played in santa clara. according to the california highway patrol,

rear-ended by a mercedes. officials say mccrory complained pain"... but continued to his destination. mccrory released a statement on the crash, saying "we were very fortunate, and while i am still proud of the carolina panthers, this puts the game in proper perspective. i want to thank the california highway patrol and e-m-s for their professionalism and quick action." one of the other major talking points of the super bowl is always the commercials. 100 advertising students at usc watched the big game for the ads and the class decided that t- mobile's ad turning steve harvey's miss universe blunder into a fun commercial was the winner of the cocky award for best super bowl ad. they picked ads based on persuasiveness, likability and brand identity. heinz came in second with its dachshunds in hot dog suits, while bud light and audi tied for third. this is the 13th year students have picked a cocky award for best super bowl ad.

is asking for help keeping up with the final resting place of many veterans. coming up...why they're hoping town officials can step in. plus, welcoming a new chief of police. the reaction from chapin as the city's new chief is sworn in.

trey moore was arrested friday at a broad street motel. his charges included attempted murder, two counts armed robbery, and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. investigators say a couple was robbed just after 3 p-m last tuesday in the parking lot of fredrick's citgo on guignard drive. one victim was shot and is expected to be ok. this afternoon two sumter parents are out on bond after they were arrested over

injuries doctors reported on their infant. alicia anderson and adam little have been charged with unlawful conduct toward a child. the pair were both given 20-thousand dollar bonds at a hearing this morning. sumter police say the 9- week-old was taken to a hospital with a broken femur. doctors also found several other bone fractures. we're told the infant is expected to make a full recovery.y. troopers are investigating a deadly crash on the savannah river site this morning. highway patrol says the crash happened around 7:15 on s-c-1. investigators say a honda was heading north when it crossed the center line and hit a mack truck head on. the driver of the honda was taken to an augusta area hospital where they died. the truck driver was not hurt. students and faculty at s-c state university will hold a ceremony this afternoon to mark 48 years since the orangeburg massacre. three young men died and 28 students were injured on this day in 1968. s-c highway patrolmen fired shots into a crowd of students and others who were protesting a

a commemoration ceremony will be held today at three in the martin luther king jr, auditorium on s-c state's campus. people in batesburg- leesville are still trying to figure out how a century- old cemetery will be cared for going forward. the cemetery, which sits off of howard street, finds itself constantly falling into a state of need many of the graves there belong to veterans -- some of which served in world war ii. the land belongs to olive branch volunteers responded by cleaning the cemetery. the town is now asking the church to keep up with a plan to keep it maintained -- but members say that's not an easy task for them to meet alone. "we're grateful for everybody that pitches in..to come in and help us because we definitely need help." "we don't have enough membership and especially me to come in and keep the place up. it need to be kept up." town officials are meeting with church

batesburg-leesville has provided about 4-thousand dollars in services to help with the cemetery's recent cleanup, but officials say they can't provide that help long-term. tonight, people worried about identity theft scams can learn how to spot a scam and how to protect themselves at a workshop in newberry county. the newberry county sheriff's office and the state department of consumer affairs are hosting the event that will go over: the different types of identity theft and steps to protect yourself , an overview of security freezes and fraud alerts, and popular scams....along with tips to avoid becoming a victim. that event starts at seven tonight at the newberry county sheriff's office. a new police chief is on the job in chapin. seth zeigler, a chapin native was named chief last month and was sworn into office this morning. he recently served as the captain of the patrol police department. after speaking with zeigler todayayhe says his priorities are bringing

reducing crime and the fear of crime, and building trust with the community. mayor skip wilson says he believes this hire will benefit chapin going forward... "it's our responsibility to represent the town well and i'm going to encourage all officers to do that." "we anticipate tremendous growth. we believe that the skills and qualifications that seth has will be able to benefit the town. the residents will be able to see the experience he has. officials got together for a meet and greet reception in the community room. now be eligible to get their high to retake the ged test. department says the ged testing service has lowered the passing score from 150 to 145. that means people who took the test since january of 2014 and didn't pass under the old scoring system have now passed. over the past 40 years, 220-thousand south

high school diploma through the ged testing program. still to come on the news at noon... the way you can help the aids benefit foundation of south carolina by having a little fun alli willingham is here to explain. prepare for a cold week ahead as we'll feel the pinch of winter over the next a cold front will sweep through the state today giving us a chance of a few showers late breezy with hihis in the middle to upper 50s. mix of sun and clouds tuesday,

ca cold front will sweep through the state today giving us a chance of a few showers late breezy with highs in the middle to upper 50s. mix of sun and clouds tuesday, cooler with highs in the upper 40s. colder air filter in for the rest of the week with highs in the lower 40s, overnight lows from the teens to lower 20s wednesday friday. a little warmer friday before another shot of cold air for next weekend.

the state today giving us a chance of a few showers late breezy with highs in the middle to upper 50s. mix of sun and clouds tuesday, cooler with highs in the upper 40s. colder air filter in for the rest of the week with highs in the lower 40s, overnight lows from the teens to lower 20s wednesday friday. a little warmer friday before another shot of cold air for next weekend. there's a party for a purpose

in the midlands, and the aids benefit foundation of south carolina is hoping you will join in. tomorrow night- they will host a kick-off for their annual fundraiser "dining with friends" and this morning alli willingham with the foundation is joining us to explain how you can help. dining with friends is a season of fund-raising parties held by anyone who wants to donate to the cause and we'd love for you to join us! who doesn't like to eat, drink and be merry? party for a purpose and then join us for the annual dessert finale

at the kroger center. we also hold a silent auction with lots of great items to bid on. this year our auction will start at 7pm and end at 10pm. how does it work? join us at the host homes kick off party. to learn more about this event click here. if you can not make it, email us and we will send you all of the south carolina is hoping you will join in. tomorrow night- they will host a is joining us to explain how you can help. dining with friends is a season of fund-raising parties held by anyone who wants to donate to the cause and we'd love for you to join us! who doesn't like to eat, drink and be merry? party for a purpose and then join us for the annual dessert finale june 11th 2016 from 7pm to 12pm at the kroger center. we also hold a silent auction

great items to bid on. this year our auction will start at 7pm and end at 10pm. how does it work? join us at the host homes kick off party. to learn more about this event click here. if you can not make it, email us and we will send you all of the information you need: hosthome@abfsc.org volunteer to host a party invite your fabulous friends we'll provide you with tickets to the dessert finale to offer your guests in exchange for their donation to abf

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zookeepers have named the little bear, nora! the name was picked in a public online vote, which attracted participants from 115 counties. nora is a combination of her parents names, nanuq and aurora. the baby bear was born back in early november. prepare for a cold week ahead as we'll feel the pinch of winter over the next several days. a cold front will sweep through the state today giving us a chance of a few

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