austinwood apartments in columbia are still dealing with getting their apartments back to preflood conditions. the apartment manager tells us, they're still working on the project. >> reporter: she has no idea when her apartment is going to be fixed. >> it's 15-30 days. then 30 to 90. now it's indefinite. >> reporter: her apartment was damaged during the october flood. walk in you can still see reminders how high the waters rose. >> they are never straightforward with us. telling us exactly what happened or how they plan to handle it. >> reporter: the carpet was ripped out but never replaced. the toilets that were removed sat outside for weeks. we reached out to the company. that said for those residents, we allowed them out of their

funding despite the fact we had no obligation and also paid for pod services. even though with he didn't have an obligation to. >> the damage was much nor severe than they originally estimated. if they can't go back in the unit, they've got to go find another place to live. >> some work has been done but austinwood management says they're still getting permits to complete the rest of the repairs. news 19wltx. >> and we're being g ld they hope to have the rest completed in the next 45 days. and the national action says the poor and elderly neighborhoods haven't had much help since the flood. for that they need a room and look tocareton county school district summerton resource center where they say they have been ignored.

and they need help right away. >> their action to deny lol oers access to public facilities in response to the natural disaster, needs to be pubically explained. because the people of summerton need a place to meet and to plan and organize for long term recovery. >> the school district giving us a response today. saying the question has been tabled for future consideration. not completely dismissed. the natural action network doesn't know if and when they'll have a space available. >> today, the sun came out but it was a chilly day. 41 degrees this morning. at the airport and the city. warmed up to 53 degrees. it was a bit breezy today. now the winds have diminished. clear sky, 47 degrees.

27 tomorrow morning. and tomorrow, we'll start out with some sunshine. we'll start to see some clouds coming in in the afternoon, mostly cloudy tomorrow might with a low temperature of 34. i'll have the rest of the >> all right. thank you. >> a bill headed to the governor's desk now to protect children and you. if you ever see one in a hot car. held legally responsible to break a window to save a child. robert kittle has more. >> reporter: she does everything she can to make sure her 13 month old son is safe. so she shops the governor will sign a bill that signs to be her desk. it sasa you cannot be sued for property damage if you break into a car to get a child or elderly. >> if i had a moment where i

child in the car, i hope someone would bust the window or do whatever they could. >> reporter: representative bill sinaka sponsored the bill. he doesn't know of any cases where someone has been sued but it could happen. >> if i have to pay the windows later, i would rather pay for the window later and make sure the child is all right. and then worry about a law and not breaking the window and the child could die. >> south carolina has a good samaritan law that protect accident you if you help someone. this would just make it crystal clear. >> according to kids in cars.com since 1977 ten children in south carolina have died in hot cars. news 19, wltx. right now as things stand, people with did sueded for damages. first responders can also be liable for breaking a window to

the search is under way for a department of correction inmate who walkinged away from and work site today. he was serving time for burglary and grand larceny. meanwhile, the search continues for 26-year-old zachary reaves tonight. he was serving eight years on a burglary conviction. police say he walked away from a facility in rock hill last week. and stole a gun. dangerous. if you have information on either of these two escaped inmates had call crime stoppers 188-crime sc. bond has now been set in connection with a fatal crash in lexington county. a judge sat a $100,000 bond for 21-year-old darius sitton. if he makes bond, he has to live with his parent and have had no conduct with the family. the wreck happened just after 4:30 this morning. near the lexington industrial park. investigators say a car was

crashed into another vehicle. leaving one person dead. troopers continue to investigate. in sumtmt, a brother and sister behind bars after being linked to a december shooting. they're identified as 18-year- old william span and 21-year- old nakia span. he's been charged with attempted murder in connection with a case back on december 29th. she's being charged of harboring a fugitive. both being held at the sumter county jail. a lancaster county man is dead after he accidentally killed himself after playing russian roulette. he pulled the trigger once without going off. and the second time it went off. three other people were with them. the super bowl now just a couple of days away. people are gearing up for the game. many local businesses are getting ready. as joyce reports, it's especially busy with a home team facing off.

busiest time for. the super markets. but this weekend particularly, we'll run every register, probably about all day tomorrow and all day sunday. >> the shelves are a little more stock. >> we're going to normally have an uptake of 30-40% in extra business. >> and expectation for the big game. >> we have all of the super bowl stuff around the store. >> reporter: which store owner darrell miller treats just like a holiday. >> we're prepared. >> reporter: and with the hustle of the holiday sprinkled with hometown spirit. >> a lot of people support them. so a lot of people will be tuning in. gets pizza. getting wings. >> he agrees. >> i think it has pretty much put a great buzz in the city. >> who's expecting to triple sales. >> here at capital city, all hands on deck. all hands.

busy, they suggest you order early. >> i already know we have a 60 pizza order for sunday at 6:00. >> keep in mind if you're getting your food delivered, drivers may take more time because of the increase drink and driving and being extra caution. there's a rally going on in columbia. and that is where we find news 19's lauren thomas tonight. good evening, lauren. >> reporter: jr, had a lot of people think panther fans are head toad san francisco for the game. but the real fans are right here in columbia, uth carolina. at the river rat brewery. i'm here with the roaring ryan. i'm here with the panther president, brad, tell me, how are you guys feeling today? >> we're feeling great.

[ cheering and applause ] i mean our team is the in super bowl. >> reporter: too much excitement for them right now. a lot of excitement. so brad, tell us about the roaring riot. >> it's a fan club near columbia, south carolina. the unofficial fan club. and i'm the president of the columbia chapter. and everybody here are in. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: they have been out here celebrating. st it all about cam. what are you expecting? >> i'm expecting the panthers to get on that field and bring us our first ever super bowl. >> reporter: what are you guys going to do whatever they do

>> i think it's a day trip to charlotte, right? [ cheering and applause ] we're going to that parade. >> reporter: a lot of excitement out here tonight. everyone getting pumped up ready for the game. as you can see, they are doing their thing out here. just getting ready for this game. i'll send it back to you in the studio. >> all right.

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how about this tonight? the colonial life arena is old out for monday night's women's basketball game against number one yukon. it's the first ever sell out for women's basketball there. the building holds 18,000. right now uconn number 1. and carolina number 2. the last time the two teams met last year and uconn and the huskies won it 87-62. >> it's more comfortable for us. but we know, you know, all of the emotions will be in the gym. we're telling our team about it. as much as you talk to them about it, they're going to feel it. you know, our fans are going to make them feel really good. you know, but they're focused. >> well, the men's game against kentucky is sold out too. that game is a week from tomorrow. the eighth sold out in colonial

basketball games. either way the men's team is on the road. as they take off a very tough opponent. number 8, texas a and mmm. a team carolina beat earlier this season. well, it's not raining outside. so i guess that's a plus right now. >> it is. but it's going to be a bit chilly this weekend. and there will be some rain nearby even when the republicans weren't going after president obama they were coming after me. his attorney general.

i've known her for almost 25 years. this is a woman whose fought her whole life for children, to protect civil rights, voting rights. and today hillary is pushing hard for tougher gun laws and police accountability. if you want to make sure republicans don't take us backward help hillary move us forward.

no snow outside as we mentioned. but it is a little chilly. >> it is. and the garden is protected tonight, because it's going to be well below freezing tonight. >> mercy. >> it's february. what do you expect? the winds have diminished. that's a good sign for the weekend. because it'll be mostly dry around the mid-lands with the exception of the eastern mid- lands. we did have one storm system move up. it is now off of the coast of new england. but the snow has moved up to the merry time province. a little bit of light snow no iowa right now. today with the sunshine, we were able to make it into the low 50s. it was 51 in florence. 52 in sum iter. and rock hill and againville, 4

degrees. 57 in columbia. that's actually one of the warm spots. it's 42 now in orangeburg. 41 in sumter. as well as in greenwood and rock hill. already down to 38 degrees. our computer model indicates that for tonight, we're going to be seeing clear skies. tomorrow, things begin to change just a bit. we will see some high clouds moving across the area. but late in the day, we'll see some clouds coming in from the south and for some parts of the eastern mid-lands, we might even see a few showers. but that'll stay mainly along the coast. but then it begins to move out. then the sun returns on sunday for us. here's what we're expecting tonight. lows of 25 degrees. 27 in winds burro and columbia. 31 in krol. 29 in sumter. then tomorrow, we should see high temperatures in the low to mid-50s with 54 here in columbia.

night, it'll be mostly cloudy but partly cloudy on sunday. then a strong cold front coming through the area on monday. should get up to about 55 degrees before the front comes through. it will be breezy but the winds will be increasing behind that as cold air begins to rush in. we're expecting on tuesday, some clouds to kind of build up. but no precipitation. 45 degrees the high temperature. but with the wind it'll feel colder. 46 on wednesday. by thursday morning, down to 25. and from there, temperatures begin to moderate and by friday, we're expecting a high temperature of 60 degrees. >> as you mentioned before you gave the forecast, it is february. it is winter.

>> it's got to the first friday of february, today, designated

to raise well, tomorrow the statewide street parade and festival takes place. things will be kicking off here in columbia at noon at corner of harden at jarvy street. also tomorrow, mardi mardi gras. the parade will take place at 11 in the morning. it friends at city routes farms where there's going to be tons to do for the entire family. all the of the money raised from sales will go to repairing the farm that was damaged during the flood some four months ago. and the jr. league of columbia is holding their 19th annual clean sweep sale. this is tomorrow. this is a big event every year. it begins at 8 in the morning.

taking place at canty building. of course that is locked in the grounds of south carolina state fairgrounds i should say. the sale has a lot of things, handbags, jewelry, toys, and clothing, and of course furniture. gates open at 7 in the morning and parking $5 a car. you can stop by the a. t. m. because they say they are only going to accept catch.

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