we'll get to your headlines in just a minute. but first, a check of your first alert forecast. another cold blast has settled in and this weekend will be sunny and dry with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. a system will approach late sunday night/early monday and produce a cold rain for most of the midlands and, a brief wintry mix for the extreme northern portion of the viewing

nc/sc border. the opportunity for the wintry mix is from 3am - 10am, afterwards a cold rain will continue on and off until early tuesday afternoon. starting tuesday, daytime highs will climb to the low and middle 60s to end the week. flags flew at half staff outside the supreme court building and the white house in

scalia. scalia reportedly died in his sleep saturday morning. he was 79- years-old. karin caifa reports from washington with the latest, and the reaction. shocking and surprising news on saturday. supreme court justice antonin scalia, dead at the age of 79, while on a hunting trip to texas. he was said to have gone to bed friday night not feeling well. he was found unresponsive saturday afternoon. traveling in california, president obama offered his condolences. "for almost 30 years, justice

a larger than life presence on the bench, a brilliant legal mind with an energetic style." appointed in 1986 by president reagan -- he was the first italian- american to be seated on the high court. he was a strong, vocal conservative voice throughout his term -- a critic of roe v. wade, and a dissenting voice in last term's same-sex marriage cases . most recently, he was criticized for his comments regarding affirmative action. with the tributes -- questions about who will succeed scalia -- and who will appoint that person. president obama said, he intends to make that nomination in due time. but hours after the news broke, the republican presidential candidates took the debate stage in greenville, south carolina, hosted by c- b-s news -- and expressed their opinions on how things should play out. presidential candidate "it's up to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. orientation on that nomination, and there's no doubt in my mind that barack obama will not have

5-4 decisions. the vacancy may mean some of the term's remaining decisions -- may be, an even split. scalia is survived by his wife, maureen, nine children and 28 grandchildren. in washington, i'm karin caifa. in the wake of justice scalia's death, the conversation has shifted one week ahead of south carolina's republican primary. "one of the biggest responsibilities of any president is to nominate individuals to the supreme court. since they have lifetime terms, often nominees become part of a president's legacy. and whether president obama has an opportunity to get someone confirmed in a short time, or whether this holds over to the next president will be a very big and central question to this election." leaders of the republican controlled senate have already made it clear they want to hold off on considering anyone until the

south carolina voters have one more look at the republican presidential candidates to think about as they get ready for this saturday's republican primary. the candidates faced off again last night in a tumultuous debate in greenville. wis' charles molineaux was there for the fireworks. file 5 00:03:08 "ii gotta tell you this is just caazy, this is just nuts" the fur, and the accusations flew when the war in iraq turned into a war of insults that donald trump givet to me its blood spport to hm. i'm sick and tired of him going oafter my family my dad is the greatets man alive in my mind." ..in what started as a debate over how best to fight isis. trump set off, and confronted boos from the audience with is references to september 11th. file 5 00:02:35 "he's had the gaul the world trade center came

" john kasich kept up his calls for calm and unity as he and jeb bush butted heads over obamacare and medicaid while for the second time in a debate, marco rubio and ted cruz battled over immigration, as well as the specifics of their tax plans, with cruz's calling for lower rates and his business tax while rubio calling for higher rates and a bigger credit for families with children. but the candidates found unanimity in their solemn salutes upon the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia and their recommendation for whom president obama should pick to replace him, nobody. 00:01:56 trump "i think he's going to appoint someone whether i like it or not the answer is delay delay delay." kasich 00:03:24 "i gelive the president should

looking ahead, republican presidential hopeful --- senator ted cruz --- will be making a stop in the aiken area next week. senator cruz will be joined by television personality, radio host and author glenn beck. the two will host a campaign rally on monday

university parkway in aiken. the rally starts at 11 on monday morning, doors open at 9:30. wis is following the presidential candidates as they make their rounds through the palmetto state. for more on our decision 2016 coverage visit our website wistv.com. right now, one man is in jail for shooting a car thief. kershaw county investigators arrested 49- year-old jimmy methe of camden after he shot and killed a 17 year old boy. early this morning deputies were called out to a home in east camden for reports of a shooting. methe met the deputies and told them he caught two people stealing items from his truck. he shot one as they tried to run away - killing him. he is charged with voluntary a bond hearing is set for next week. a fire off of garners ferry road ripped through a home early saturday afternoon. columbia fire crews responded to

trotter road at around 3 pm. they were able to get the fire under control. investigators are currently looking into what caused the fire. there's a lot of activity going on at trenholm road united methodist church this morning. members of the congregation are rolling up their sleeves to prepare tens of thousands of meals for families in need. wis's mike desumma is at the church and joins us now with more. hey mike! - trenholm road united methodist church partnering with feeding children everywhere to prepare 40,000 meals for area families - meals are dehydrated lentil casseroles that can last long before use - all meals are going to harvest hope food bank where they'll be distributed to

carolina counties - the church began raising $10,000 for the campaign in january - name of the project is hearts for hunger - 250 members of the church taking part in today's volunteer project a nightmare for drivers in pennsylvania... as the winter weather makes it

travelers on the roadways.

another cold blast has settled in and this weekend will be sunny and dry with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. a system will approach late sunday night/early monday and produce a cold rain

midlands and, a brief wintrysettled in and this weekend will be sunny and dry with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. a system will approach late

monday and produce a cold rain for most of the midlands and, a brief wintry mix for the extreme northern portion of the viewing area near the nc/sc border. the opportunity for the wintry mix is from 3am - 10am, afterwards a cold rain will continue on and off until early tuesday afternoon. starting tuesday, daytime highs will climb to the low

40s and lows in the 20s. a system will approach late sunday night/early monday and produce a cold rain for most of the midlands and, a brief wintry mix for the extreme northern portion of the viewing area near the nc/sc border. the opportunity for the wintry mix is from 3am - 10am,

continue on and off until early tuesday afternoon. starting tuesday, daytime highs will climb to the low and middle 60s to end the week. next in sports,

our joe gorchow shows us what went wrong for the gamecocks' in their s-e-c showdown with kentucky. break 2 gilliard: you know, there's an old saying about south carolina, we're always first in the things that are last and last in the things that are first. this economy is rigged. we can do better. and that's where bernie comes in. bernie is not in the pocket of wall street. we don't have to depend on the so-called wall street giants. everybody knows the problem. bernie wants to do something about it. he gets it. i mean, he really gets it.

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message received. today... kentucky thrashed carolina with first place in the sec on the line. as usc head coach frank martin said afterwards... his group was thrown around like little rag dolls. the wildcats showing no mercy in columbia. less than three minutes into the game... kentucky head coach john calipari lost his cool. he was upset about something...

had to be restrained and then was ejected from the game. same thing happend to him in 2014 in columbia. coach cal... can't stay on the bench in the cla apparently. === to the game... sindarius thornwell on the drive... finsihes around the rim. === moments later... michael carrera spots up from three. drains it. team high 25. usc up 8-7. === from there tyler ulis took over. masterfully guiding the wildcats.... dished out 12 dimes. this one finds isaiah briscoe for two. === ulis... stays in attack mode. keeps it himself here... goes off glass and in. he dropped a career high 27. ===

transition. strolls up the floor... pops a shot and sinks it. carolina trails 19-16. === then it gets out of hand fast. dozier turns it over... jamal murray scoops the ball up and slams it. === kentucky pulling away... marcus lee rocks the rim. wildcats up 15 at the

pouring pause 3 secs for nats the sound of music filled the koger center on u-s- c's campus. the palmetto concert band unveiled a selection of songs titled "there are no

the works were composed by james stephenson to remember the lives of the emanuel 9. 'there are no words' is performed as a single movement --- meant to symbolize the grief and shock that can follow tragic events like mass shootings. the concert band will perform it again in charleston next saturday. it was a big night for the richland one school district in columbia last night. the district hosted its annual hall of fame gala. the event is held to honor the best and brightest alumni from richland one schools -- who have made significant contributions to the district, their professions and society. wis's own meaghan norman was the host for yesterday's awards. in all six graduates of richland one joined the hall of fame. funds raised from the gala also go to benefit the district's academic all stars -- as well as support grants for teachers. birthday board

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now looking live over downtown columbia right now . let's get a check of your first alert forecast. another cold blast has settled in and this weekend will be sunny and dry with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. a system will approach late sunday night/early monday and produce a cold rain for most of the

for the extreme northern portion of the viewing area near the nc/sc border. the opportunity for the wintry mix is from 3am - 10am, afterwards a cold rain will continue on and off until early tuesday afternoon. starting tuesday, daytime highs will climb to the low and middle 60s to end the week. the suspect in the shooting of three college 40s and lows in the 20s. a system will approach late sunday night/early

turned himself in. police say one student at bethune cookman university was killed in the shooting in daytona beach yesterday morning. two others were injured, including one in critical condition. investigators say lamont postell jr. shot them after a fight at a party. he's facing murder and attempted murder charges. in pennsylvania, state police say at least three people were killed and several others injured after dozens of vehicles slammed into each other on interstate 78.

visibility were the prime factors in yesterday morning's accident. the pileup left tractor- trailers, box trucks and cars tangled together across three lanes of traffic and into the snow- covered median. the united nations reported today that civilian casualties in afghanistan rose to record levels for the seventh year in a row in 2015. the u-n said at least three-thousand-545 civilians died and more than 74-hundred were injured by fighting last year - a four percent increase over 2014. ground engagements were the leading cause of civilian casualties at 37 percent, followed by roadside bombs at 21 percent and suicide attacks at 17 percent. "we recognize that all the parties to the conflict have agreed on the need to avoid civilian causalities but what we need to see are the same parties going beyond public statements to change the way they

since the u-n began systematically recording civilian casualties in afghanistan in 2009, it has documented nearly 59- thousand deaths and injuries. more civilian deaths have already been recorded in the first months of 2016. caught on camera, a 5- point-8 magnitude earthquake rocks christchurch, new zealand. you can see the shaking on this driveway camera from earlier today. so far there have been no reports of serious damage or injuries. seismologists are warning people there to expect aftershocks. next week is the five-year anniversary of a more powerful earthquake that killed more than 180 people in christchurch. brazil's president says the zika virus outbreak will not compromise the upcoming olympics in rio. the president says brazil will have considerable

carry the virus. brazil's military and hundreds of thousands of health workers have been mobilized to fight zika. experts say the virus is sweeping through parts of latin america. the olympics in rio de janeiro will begin in august. day one of the pope's historic trip to mexico kicked off with cheering crowds, a special welcome ceremony and a "tough love" message to the country's leaders. mary moloney reports. nat pop - a sea of thousands greeted history's first latin american pope as he rode through mexico city's historic center saturday. nat pop - pope francis stopped to meet the adoring crowd on his way to the national palace... handing out rosaries and embracing several sick children. nat pop - mexico's president enrique pena nieto welcomed the pope with a special ceremony- where pope francis later delivered his first major address -- aimed at country's political and religious leaders. "experience teaches us that each time we seek the path of privileges for the

detriment of the good of all, sooner of later the life of society becomes fertile soil for corruption." the pope also spoke of how mexico's richness lies in its young people. "a people with a youthful renew and transform itself. this is an invitation to look to the future with hope. " pope francis wrapped up the first day of his visit with a mass at the basilica of the virgin of guadalupe. "today i come as a missionary of mercy and of but also, i come as a son who

acres church are at a work this morning trying to make a difference in their community. after their sunday service they rolled up their sleeves to prepare tens of thousands of meals for area families in need. our mike desumma has been watching things unfold at the church this morning and joins us now live with more. - trenholm road united methodist church partnering with feeding children everywhere to prepare 40,000 meals for area families - meals are dehydrated lentil casseroles that can last long before use - all meals are going to harvest hope food bank

20 south carolina counties - the church began raising $10,000 for the campaign in january - name of the project is hearts for hunger - 250 members of the church taking part in today's volunteer project today is the day to show your special someone how much you care...it's valentine's

love apparently doesn't come cheap. the national retail federation crunched the numbers for you. americans are dropping nearly 20-billion dollars to celebrate valentine's day. the average expense for men is expected to be a little over 196- dollars...compared with women's nearly one hundred dollars. the most popular items to buy? for men: candy or flowers. for women: candy or a greeting

check out these valentine's day babies! newborns at pennsylvania's washington hospital were decked out in red hats and tucked in envelopes created just for them. volunteers from the american heart association knit the hats for all babies born in february--at participating hospitals. the program is called "little hats, big hearts." it raises awareness for heart disease, in addition to celebrating valentine's day. the internet is changing how people find love these days. coming up, how you and your special someone can stay connected. another cold blast has settled in and this weekend will be sunny and dry with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. a system will approach late sunday night/early monday and produce a cold rain for most of the

for the if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes,

ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all

settled in and this weekend will be sunny and dry with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. a system will approach late sunday night/early monday and produce a cold rain for most of the midlands and, a brief wintry mix for the extreme northern portion of the viewing area near the nc/sc border. the opportunity for the wintry mix is from 3am - 10am, afterwards a cold rain will continue on and off until early tuesday afternoon. starting tuesday, daytime highs will climb to the low

40s and lows in the 20s. a system will approach late sunday night/early monday and produce a cold rain for most of the midlands and, a brief wintry mix for the extreme northern portion of the viewing area near the nc/sc border.

mix is from 3am - 10am, afterwards a cold rain will continue on and off until early tuesday afternoon. starting tuesday, daytime highs will climb to the low and middle 60s to end the week. if you haven't already bought your boo a valentine's day gift.

to make the day special. break 6 antonio sabato, jr.: hi, i'm antonio sabato, jr.

she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families of reservists and the national guard. standing strong around the world for human rights and women's rights. hillary clinton. she'll raise the minimum wage. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton

well, get in shape at home! you don't need a dedicated exercise room; just choose a comfortable corner of your living room, with enough space to stretch out. keep your workout gear handy, in a storage ottoman with a lid, like this. here's the basic equipment you'll want. keep it simple, with hand weights; start out with the lightest set, then go

you'll need a mat for floor work, resistance bands, and a jump rope to get your heart pumping. and that's your fix it and finish it tip of the day. for those of you still rushing to get your valentine a gift... 1-800 flowers and ftd are the established online players, but new start-ups are also shaking up the industry. cnbc's kate rogers has more. in a panic over last minute flowers for valentine's day? it's not too late. a new crop of on-demand flower startups are promising to make your lover happy in a few hours or less. new york city based florist rachel cho is busy fulfilling same day orders for "the bouqs" company. the california based start-up is sourcing flowers from eco- friendly farms in south america and the states for

and they've recently added same- day services to 130 markets from artisans like rachel. the bouqs company says their leaner supply chain-- cutting out the middle man-- leads to lower costs. "one of the things you will see that is very different for us vs. competitors is that pricing, especially this time of year around valentines day. so, you can go onto our site today, you can order 1 dozen roses delivered on valentine's day for 40 dollars flat. because we don't have those multiple levels of supply chain, between us and you as the consumer, we don't have to sort of bear the mark ups at every step along the way. we can offer that price year round." armed with sleek apps, vc dollars, and a focus on sustainability, competitors in the on demand ecofriendly space include bloomthat, which wraps its flowers in compostable burlap and urbanstems, using its own in house bike couriers for delivery. while spending on flowers for valentine's day has remained stable for the past few years, at nearly $2 billion, the more traditional florist industry has taken a hit over the past decade, going from more than $9 billion dollars in 2006 to less than $6 billion dollars last year, as online

increased their market share. which is why savvy florists like rachel are turning to the bouqs. "the bouqs customer, they keep on growing because they retain their customers, as well as they're reaching out to many 100 times faster than today's networks. however, 5-g isn't expected to power smartphones until the end of the decade. verizon says it will also test 5-g. the internet has changed how some people find love. now smart phones are changing how people find friends. a study by "way up" found that the majority of

a date using popular dating apps. and more than half of students use dating apps to find friends. 73% of students said tinder is the most popular dating app. cold-pressed juices have become a hot trend for people looking to drink mega servings of fruits and vegetables. britney glaser shows us what's making these drinks so popular. it's prep time inside the roll indoor cycling and wellness juicery in lake charles... "we wash it all, every piece and leaf is washed thoroughly. and then we chop it and put it all together." jackie tabor and her juice team chop several pounds of vegetables and fruits, then it's time to go down this high pressure processor, using no heat, just lots of pressure. "it gets pressed with 1,000 pounds of pressure to ensure that all of the nutrients and all of the enzymes stay intact" "no doubt you have been told since childhood to eat

for many, that can be a daunting task, but one bottle of the cold-pressed juices gives you 12 servings of raw fruits and vegetables, roots included." "it's absolutely more than just juice, it's protein, there's a lot of protein in each of the juices, almond juice in particular. there's also fiber." juicing provides vitamins and minerals in a concentrated form, but tabor says it's not meant to be a meal replacement. it's a fast way to get a new research reveals it only

to know when it's time to laugh ... or cry... with others. a study from the university of wisconsin found humans have an instinct for mimicking others faces without realizing it. this triggers the brain to feel similar emotions from past experiences ... and create an appropriate response. if you've already given up on your new year's resolutions -- it may not be your fault! a new study finds our brains are wired to focus on past rewards -- making it hard to break bad habits and kick addictions. according to researchers, the brain flushes with feel-good chemicals ... when exposed to previously pleasing images, smells or sounds. we'll have more news, after the break --- plus a final check of your weekend weather. stay with us.

career as he prepares to step down as the president of voorhees college. he talks about his experience in the orangeburg massacre in february of 1968, the integral role of historically black colleges and universities his charge to the future generation. join us for awareness right after wis news 10 sunday morning. thanks for watching news 10 saturday morning. download the news 10 app to get updates anytime. have a great weekend.

engaging community since 19730. this is wis "awareness." good morning of the i'm your host meaghan norman. >> here this morning in denmark, south carolina and the junior. his private historically black college founded by wright in 1897. in june he stepped down after 8