visit ncicap.org]3 good evening and thanks for joining us for friends at five. im darci strickland.and im andrea mock. 3 the former speaker of the good evening, thank you for joining us on this tuesday for "friends at 5 ." the former speaker of the house, bobby herold will be ordered to pay back $113,000, and a $1000 fine for spending his campaign money on his

the unanimous vote from the house ethics committee comes after they initially ordered harold to pay back in september of last year when he said no, one of them notified him of the meeting, the ethics committee then agreed to allow harold to present his case. the special prosecutor, on the case, said his guilty plea of six campaign violations two years ago was ultimately the key factor in this decision. >> on october 22, 2014 mr. harold pled guilty to these offenses. they constituted personal misconduct. therefore, the use of his campaign funds for the purpose of paying his lawyers would be disallowed. >> i am disappointed. i do not agree with the decision the committee made. but i do very much appreciate the committees finally given us an opportunity to come up and stand -- estate our side

public, our side of the story. >> harold will not be able to appeal the house ethics committees decision. it will go into the state general fund. his 50 state decision america tour with his stop in south carolina this morning. the son of tv evangelist, billy graham, is making his way through the nation ahead of an election. today he stood on the steps of the state house and spoke thousand -- an thousand showed up to pray for our nation. some say they strongly agree picking a good christian candidate, while others say graham should not single out only christians. >> i think we are coming together, does not matter what the nomination. we are coming together to support one another and show we are all members of the same family. >> the state does not endorse one religion. we are a nation of many people. of many faiths, and someone no

good people. >> grandma spoke to the crowd saying they should vote for candidates with strong christian beliefs weather it is for the president, or city council seat. he is now headed to georgia for a prayer rally in atlanta tomorrow. setting up -- setting a positive light on south carolina state included a mormon prayer service today. news 19's savannah levens shares the prayers and more from the students. >>reporter:through the cold, biting wind you can hear the sound of prayer. on the plaza at south carolina state university, students, staff, and even law-enforcement joining hands to pray together. >> prayer sustains us. prayer gives us hope. prayer is a reminder that we do have someone that cares about us, and someone that loves us, and someone who is willing to listen him out of the time, the

>>reporter:stood -- south carolina states religious correlator, she helped -- >> the university has been through so much a negative publicity, and we realized that there was a need for prayer, there was a need for people to come together and just uplift the university. >> when people think about south carolina university >>reporter: junior emmanuel wants people to see his university like this. hands clapped, prayers lifted, heads high. >> i just think as being consider the holy city, this is what we do no matter what opposition we face, no matter what trials we overcome. everything will be all right. i'm on my way to better days

19 wltx. it has been a cold, windy day across the area. we started out the morning with someunshine, but very quickly the clouds over in georgia and three moved in. we've even seen some light shower activity trying to come into our state, but the air mass here at the surface is dry. a lot of this is evaporated before reaching the ground. but, we have had one snow shower that has moved in f fm georgia through greenwood, edgefield county, maybe a few snow flurries over around soluna. some of this might make its way into lexington county. but again, all we are l/oking at is may be a few flurries, and that is it. there will be no accumulation for any of this. it has been a chilly day, and the winds have made it feel even colder. right now 37 degrees in charlotte, 40 augusta, 32 atlanta where they have been seeing some snow showers. it is cloudy here in columbia, 40 degrees, winds from the w est-southwest at 14 miles per hour.

for tonight, the winds will diminish some, the cause will be decreasing, as well, we expect a low of 27. tomorrow, it is going to be mostly sunny, but also windy and continue cold with a high temperature of 40 for degrees, and tomorrow night mostly clear with a low of 23. let's take a look at the traffic around the columbia area. fortunately, the roads are we have a few trouble spots, first of all we was image of the northwest part of town. right here into the malfunction junction area already it is quite slow. it's that way all the way to saint andrews road. we've got a bit of a slowdown on broad river road. on the southeast side of town it is really not too bad going out the sumter highway this afternoon. on the northeast side of town we have one accident over in the village of sandhill. another one at hardscrabble road at magnolia hall road.

in pretty good shape. some of the side roads are a bit slow. if you're going from downtown to blithe wed right now, it is getting a little bit slower it will take 19 minutes, and from downtown to clemson road will take you 17 minutes. we've got more cold weather ahead, we will look at the forecast in a moment. voting is underway in new hampshire for the first in the nation prior -- presidential primary. republican donald trump and bernie sanders were heavily favored in the polls. cbs's danielle nottingham has more on the racer where the voters are. she reports now from new hampshire. >>reporter:new hampshire voters cast their ballots and what's expected to be a record- breaking turnout. donald trump holds a comfortable lead in the polls. something his campaign is not taking for granted. >> a win is going to be a win for this campaign, we are excited to have a first-time presidential candidate doing so well in the primary. >>reporter:gop candidate, john casey, marco rubio, jeb bush and tigers are in a virtual tie >> this race is about who comes

the republican side. >>reporter:neal is executive director of the new hampshire institute of politics. he says the bulk of the votes are cast in the golden triangle. an area in the southeastern part of the state. >> that is where most of the candidates have spent the last few days, and those numbers start coming in, that is what we need to keep your eye on. >>reporter:the gop will also keep tabs on derry, new hampshire the mix of blue- collar and suburban voters here makes it a good indicator of how the republican candidates will perform in the state. >> everybody comes there at least once. >>reporter:some voters in derry know exactly who they wanted. why chris christie? >> i think he has the leadership skills >>reporter:there were others who came with a strategy. >> ever takes a vote away from tom, then, that is why i am h ere. >>reporter:either way we will know the winners and the losers after the polls close tonight. danielle nottingham, cbs news,

>> senator bernie sanders from vermont is widely expected to win for the democrats, but hillary clinton won there in 2008 and is looking to do so again tonight. many of the gop candidates will make their way to our state after new hampshire, of course. donald trump and marco rubio have events planned tomorrow in the upstate. rubio is also visiting columbia tomorrow. meanwhile john casey, bashar bush and chris christie have events going on in the low country. the republican candidates will meet in greenville saturday night for the gop debate begins at 9 p.m. you can watch that entire debate right here on wltx. on the democratic side of things, hillary clinton will be back in the palmetto state this week. more details will be released soon. she will be here this friday to talk about her plans to invest in education, healthcare, and jobs. we are going to keep you posted on where she will be speaking. a florida man is facing assault charges after authorities say he threw an alligator through a drive- through window.

window. he faces charges of aggravated assault, unlawful possession and transportation of an alligator. his parents i was a harmless prank that has been blown out of proportion. >> you know, you and i have talked many times, as parents, how we will blindly defend our children. however, when you're grown child there is an alligator at somebody. [ laughter] it must be time to you know what, bobby made a mistake. >> here's the thing. >> what's the boy's boys name? >> joshua is 23 years old. joshua was not court -- joshua was not corrected at 13, he was corrected at three. if he is throwing an alligator at 23. >> what are you doing breaking someone at 23? don't you need a job? i was a news anchor by the time i was 21. >> where did you get the alligator, joshua?

life together. we are judging. >> his parents say it was a harmless prank. >> joshua is 23, parents, he is not 16. >> blown out of proportion? m om, dad, josh through an alligator through the window, at wendy's, we would not have anything to talk about. this is an assault. >> i hope joshua gets banned from every drive-through. here's what the judge should do, ban him from every drive- through for life make him park i get out and go inside and see how he feels about that. my mind is blown that his pareres have said that it's a prank. >> he is 23. ranking people. alligators. >> maybe andrea and i are being too hard on joshua. what you think >>reporter:you can tweet at u s. >> finds a buddy out there who comes to cover josh, tweet at us. you want to hear the other side of the story of josh on the

smartest city in our state? w ould you believe it's one

according to a new report... forest acres and lexington are two of the smartest cities in south carolina.zippia published the report.it was based on this is pretty interesting, according to a new report, forrest baker and lexington are two of the smartest cities in south carolina. zip up publish this report based on different criteria like high school dropout rates, forrest akers has a population of just over 10,000, and there dropout rates of only .6%. i thought that was incredible. meanwhile, lexington population is 19,000 and have a dropout rate of 4%. the number one smartest city in south carolina was chika kay. akers right now, what heisel

>> ac flora has a tiny, tiny dropout rate. >> good job. smart kids. >.06 dropped out. today was a good day to have a science lesson on the difference between snow and flurries. every time 70 post on their page and we got snow. i think to myself -- well, that's a flurry. >> no accumulation. the temperature is 40 degrees, the last time i took a science class, freezing was 32. >> i think it still is. >> it's going to melt. >> it was nice while it lasted. >> even then it is going to be very hard to see enough snow to photograph. we do have a few things on radar and we have been watching this little snow shower thatat moved out of georgigi into western south carolina, but it is moving into some dry air, so it has been diminishing, moving through

county, now a little bit into lexington county and all you are going to see from this are about it. it moves on, in fact they are rapidly. here is the case, we've got a we have been seeing snow showers come down to georgia moving western into south carolina. but again they are fading. and now that the sun is going diminish. this is all part of a storm eastern great lakes region. covers much of the great ways -- lakes, the tennessee river valley all the way down into southern georgia. high pressure is dominating much of the country. it is just this moisture that is coming around the great lakes region producing snow showers and that is it. right now in anderson and greenville 36, same thing in rock hill, 40 in columbia, augusta, orangeburg and sumter,

today. right now they are sustained at 15, factor that in, this is what it feels like outside, sumter, orangeburg, columbia, 28 in greenwood and greenville if the leg is 26 degrees. tonight, the actual temperature getting down into the mid to upper 20s. orangeburg, tomorrow it will be windy, we will see sunshine. however, temperatures are going to struggle again tomorrow. 41 newberry, 43 camden, 44 for columbia and saint matthews, down to orangeburg, maybe 46 and manning. our seven-day forecast looks like this. on thursday, that will be our coldest morning during the work week, 23 degrees from a high of 50 area to clouds on friday with a high temperature of 50 d egrees. that another cold front comes through friday night. saturday will be windy and starting to turn colder with a the high

we will feel the effects of the cold air mass on sunday. 21 for a low with a high of 41 degrees dropping down to 26 on monday morning. monday we do expect a chance for showers, but these will occur late in the day. by the end it will be up to about 40 degrees. it should be just rain, and by tuesday mostly sunny, and we will start to warm up finally. the high temperature of 57. now let's go over to darcy. we talk about a lot of things here on "friends at 5 ." and a lot of things we talk about have things to do with parents. good to see you. mom's here sitting together talking about moms for mom, and the fact within the next couple of days you guys are going to give away 20,000 diapers, ointment cream, everything you need to keep your little one's bottom dry. talk to us about this event on friday and saturday >> friday and saturday, f ebruary 12 and 13, we will have a true wellness center from 1 0- 2 p.m. in partnership with family

to -- to donate these diapers to us. >> talk to me about diaper knee. we know instantly why it is so important why your baby stay d ry, but there are so many families who simply cannot afford diapers. they will have a child who stays in the same diaper all day. >> diaper need is basically the struggle to provide babies with a diapers. one in three women in america face this need.many times they have to decide weather or not they are going to buy food, or weather or not they're going to buy diapers for their babies. this comes in to be into be a big factor in our economic stability. this is where we decided to address diaper needs. >> let's talk more about your nonprofit mom vermont. if somebody is watching right now and they need to diapers, or want to donate to your organization, how can they do that? >> they can log on to mom 4 mom . org, and they can either decide to donate or fill out a

we have the ability for you to send a kind message on the actual diapers. so, if you are a business, or if you are a parent that wants to tell another mom, good job, keep going they can do that as well. >> that is so cool. the great thing is, your website is on our website at wltx.com. let's talk a little bit more about what is in this basket, because obviously we have diapers, but we also have training pants >> we also have training pants that were generously donated to us by mayor benjamin. we have training pants for those children that are trying to get out of the diapers. the training pants, wipes, ointment we also have vendors that will provide food for the parents to be able to take him another vendors such as water community, action agencies that t may be able to help you with your emergency assistance >> what happens after friday and saturday? what if i need your help a month for now >>reporter:are you still available to help us with diapers? >> we are still available, but we are dependent upon the

we encourage others to give monetarily, or give diapers, month. we are looking for a space to be able to host these diapers. available just go online and fill out a diaper application >> drew wellness center friday and saturday, it is the spread the love event from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. so many times when you have a baby, people give you diapers and then the baby outgrows them. and then you don't know what to do with it, now you know you can do with it. >> that's exactly right. >> keep up the good work area thank you so much. that over to andrea with details on what we are working on after the break. >> i hope the diaper drive is very successful.

day, coming up next, if you something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison termsms for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. we need investments in education, health care and jobs, to counter generations of neglect. we have to face up

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back to you. thank you for sticking around for the second half hour of "friends at 5 ." >> during the october floods, fire department with the help of surrounding departments

worked around the clock to save those lives. they had only received training 11 months before the flood hit. now 10 new members of the department will be able to be trained thanks to approval from the fire department and their board of commissioners. >> what they did was they allowed us to make decisions were getting back from insurance claims, and their fema assistance. we also had a ton of help, and donations through our local communities. >> the canal spent about $20,000 to get more training and replace equipment they lost in october and get new equipment. you are going to hear what the rescuers say keeps them up good night for months after the floods, and those 36 rescues. that's coming up when you join us tonight on news 19 at 6 p.m. the justice department is now suing three liberty tax

columbia for preparing false federal income tax returns. all three franchises are owned i christopher -- christopher paul haynes, a lawsuit filed today says he prepared false returns to increase customer refunds. haynes and his employees prepare tax returns that include missed statements to allow customers to receive some inflated returns and larger armed income tax credit. haynes is also accused of reporting the wages he pay some of his employees to the irs. and richland county, d eputy's age or help locating a suspect wanted for attempted murder. just before 8 p.m. last thursday thehewere called out to j tree road and auburn leave and drive two of us to they say the victim was a passenger in a vehicle when shots were fired at the car. as it approached auburn leave drive the victim was hit in the upper body and is still in the hospital in critical condition. investigators are searching for

pickup truck that was last seen in that area. if you have any affirmations -- any information you should call crimestoppers at 888-crime-sc and richland county -- and richland county, deputies need your help give her to spit -- to suspect wanted for fraud. they stole the victim's credit card and used it at the walmart on two notch road on saturday january 24. they say the suspects bought a $170 worth of stuff, and they have some pretty good pictures. take a good look at these photos. if you recognize who the crimestoppers at 888-crime-sc, do not forget you can leave an anonymous tip. can enter and intro so nice we had to run it twice. we have a few light rain showers that have moved through the area and some snow showers. weather it is pringles or a few flurries that is all that is going to be. nothing measurable. it will only last for another

moving to the east, but now that the sun is going down, the precipitation will stop and the well. our temperature 40 degrees. winds from the west-southwest at 40 miles per hour. producing a wind chill of 32. tonight we do expect to see a decrease in clouds it will still be a little breezy at times, 27 degrees below temperature, tomorrow it should be windy and cold with a hydrometer 40 for degrees. sunshine on thursday a low of 23 and a high of 50. also 50 on friday, but we will see if you clouds coming through that day. also a cold front coming through on saturday night. it will be windy and turning colder on saturday, 49 degrees the high temperature, but the full effect will be felt on sunday, with a low of 21 and a high of 40 degrees. let's take another look at

let me show you what is going on -- not much of a change, we do have a few things to talk about. first of all on the northeast side of town there so that accident in the village of sand hill. not too bad on i 20, but on i 77 going north from 277 it has slowed down on the interstate on the northbound lanes. on the southwest side of town the interstates are all in good shape there. on the northeast side -- northwest side of town it is a bit slow coming out of the downtown area. 126 into the malfunction junction area, we also have a slowdown right here on this portion of i 20 westbound lanes between i 20 and 378. if you are going from downtown to harvester boulevard it has slowed down, it's going to take you at least 18 minutes. from downtown to lexington, it will take you 22 minutes. ladies, back to you. today, and new hampshire, will be the nation's first primary, according to the most recent polls bernie sanders and

comfortably. but new hampshire has a long history of shaking up the race adding more uncertainty if the weather, because snow is forecasted to create some dangerous road conditions for voters trying to get out there afterward. voting began at midnight. many of the gop candidates will make their way to the palmetto state after new hampshire. donald trump and marco rubio have events planned for tomorrow in the upstate. roubaix -- rubio was also visiting columbia tomorrow. john casey, jeb bush, chris christie have events on the low country. the republican candidates will meet in greenville saturday night for the gop debate that begins at nine you can watch the entire debate right here on wltx. a military career and resource fair held today at the west columbia armory on platt springs road. the event was open to active and retired service members, veterans and family members. participants learned about employment, va benefits, behavioral health, education

to veterans. >> i'm a retired veteran myself, 20 years in active duty who is currently looking for a civilian world. it means a lot to see this kind of support. >> the event was hosted by fc works the group will be holding a job fair again on march 9 for civilians. a local organization is providing healthcare services for a section of our community that might not otherwise get them. held a health fair with free vaccines and mammograms and vitamins in west columbia today. they had bilingual volunteers and took anybody, regardless of if they had health insurance or not. for some who participated, these events are the only opportunity that they have to get any type of healthcare. >> our families are mostly uninsured, they have barriers

are the bridge between the latino community in the services. >> they are trying to do t wo- three health fairs like this one a year. they are shooting to have the next line sometime in june or july. today was a south carolina state advocacy day for the national ms society. the organization and supporters gathered at the statehouse this morning. they met with state leaders to discuss the needs of the ms community and raise awareness about multiple sclerosis. they are also asking lawmakers to support the livable home tax credit act. what that would do is create a state tax credit that will spent to modify their homes. we want a lot of homes in south carolina to be made accessible and safer to keep people safe in their homes, independent, working, and being able to economies and communities. >> each year the national ms society provide services for research into the disease.

raise money for the cancer society and celebrate mardi gras at the same time. celebrating world cancer day, the event called the gala is taking place at 6 o'clock tonight in about 20 minutes all proceeds from the 25-dollar ticket are going to go to across our state who otherwise would not be able to afford all of the things they need like wigs, mastectomy bras, compression garments for the edema, and a lot of other things that go along with being a cancer survivor. gas must be 21 years old or older, there's going to be prizes, some great creole and cajun food and i'm excited to be am saying the event i will be getting off the desk here at "friends at 5 " and heading down at the hallll everyone is invited to come. >> it looks like so much fun. >> i'm going to get cajun food and wear a mask.

a latin teacher has a huge honor. >> some call this honor the oscars of teaching.

she one next area -- next. our teacher of the reagan refers to her students as her kids, and she treats them like they are her very own every single day. news 19's savanna levens takes us to introduce us to ms. kim easley. >> the whole point of an almanac is what? a book of facts >>reporter:kim easley knows what it takes to teach fifth graders. >> let sam a big super bowl fan and i need to know who won the super bowl in 1973

and a passion for teaching. >> our kids that do have dreams and they can change the world. if we do that one at a time and i make one that of a difference, and that's a good thing. >>reporter:that, mrs. easley has plenty of. >> my kids, that is why come to work every day. i don't do for me, the money, or anyone else i love to be around them. they make me smile every day i get hugs every day, and watching them learn, and grow, and become better people >> hi mrs. easley i am savanna with news 19 wltx, you are our teacher of the week. >>reporter:even though mrs. easley might have been surprised -- her fifth graders now she deserves the recognition. >> she works really hard. she states a really late every day, and she just always comes with a smile on her face every day >>reporter:what mrs. easley might not realize is that by refusing to let that smile fade , she is teaching the greatest thing of all. >> was one big lesson you have

>> never give up and always try even when it gets hard. >>reporter: savanna levens, news 19 wltx >> if you want to nominate an educator who deserves to be teacher of the week like ms. easley, you can -- e-mail your nominations to wltx.com. teacher of the week at wltx.com. another great midlands teacher midlands teacher was honored today for lexington middle school latin teacher, kimberly freeman was surprised in front of her entire school. she won the 2015 milk and educator award, and also along with it $25,000. the award is given to distinguished teachers across the country. the honor has been called the oscar of teaching. freeman is a latin teacher and says she is humbled by the national recognition. >> the profession or you can touch lives of so many different people, and so many different walks of life, and help them realize there is a world bigger than themselves. i

think that i get to wake up and do that every day. and, it's something like this that affords me a bigger audience to say, you want to be a teacher, you want to be on the frontlines here in education with me. that i am thank you for that. >> well, freeman says she has no idea how she is going to spend that $25,000. >> i am sure her students would have some suggestions.>> a pizza party for everybody. >> she could do that.

next it is national pizza day. she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare

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 thout going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton

new orleans obviously one huge party on this, the final day of mardi gras. the outrages seen on bourbon street is a big tourist attraction.

their own thing. >>reporter:thousands of mardi gras revelers lined the streets of new orleans french quarter to sip booze, catch beads, and watch parades. but, for many big easy residents , fat tuesday is not a spectator sport. jim gabor is part of the krewe of saint ann's, a neighbor had a party society that for the past 47 years has been dressing up and marching to their own tune. >> nobody watches this parade, everybody participates. they are coming out of their houses onto the sidewalk waiting for us to join him. >>reporter:the krewe spends months, hand sewing, gluing and painting costumes from the mask to the headdresses to the ornate scepters.o( costumes are not the exception. they are required. >> if you show up in the same costume two years in a row, we will throw you out.

small group of marchers, is now a band of hundreds. even people who recently passed away, are brought along and honored for one more good time. >> this year i am carrying my buddy, mike, who is destined for his spot back in the river at the end of the day. >>reporter:the saint ann's group is one of dozens of neighborhood social late and pleasure clubs letting the good times roll across new orleans on the final day of mardi gras. omar, cbs news, new orleans. >> of course, after all of the fun of -- and partying a fat tuesday, the tradition continues tomorrow with a solid period of lent starting with ash wednesday today is national pizza day, a recent poll even found comfort food. 3billion pizzas are sold in the know where is your favorite place to grab a slice here in the midlands? anna says the brass goes,

harbison and the drive to for strive for pizza joint is worth it. best pizza ever eat -- house hausa pizza, dano's pizza is the best, lisa says pontiac hausa pizza is the best and the people are always so kind they treat you like family. awesome experience every time we go. >> pizza is hands down my favorite food. i would say, in the midlands, local place i love the big thin slice from village i like to folded in half, but also the deep -- at the new chicago -- old chicago pizza downtown on surveys street is amazing. >> yeah, i have not had that but i have had pontiac pizza i have had low brass goes, i have not had luke pizza >> what is your favorite? l isten, i love marco's, dominoes, and little caesars,

pizza i do not like >> still at the top of your >> my favorite pizzas free [laughter] >> we should get some tonight. coming up in a few moments, it is a primary day in new hampshire, and after today, all eyes will be on the state of south carolina, because all of the candidates who are staying in the race, will be headed to south carolina to campaign for your vote. we will be talking about that. also cbs has decided who is going to be in the debate, we do not have names but we can tell you what criteria is being used or that that debate you can see saturday night right here on news 19.

here's a look at what's coming up on wltx tonight 8 o'clock and cis, followed by an cis new orleans at nine and then at 10 o'clock keep it here for limitless, state and for all of your news, weather and sports coming up on news 19 at 11. a powerball ticket sold for saturday's drying $150,000, the purchase was picked at the pantry express on two notch r oad. instead of a 10,000-dollar prize for matching for white ball numbers and the red powerball number, with powerplay, the prize jumped to $50,000, because this player purchased powerplay, the 50,000-dollar price tripled to $150,000. the winning numbers from saturday's drying if you want to check your ticket, four, 13, 31, 36, 52 and the

>> we hope you one. right now on news 19 at 6 p.m., if you have been outside you know it is a wee bit cold out there. a little bit of snow falling as well. jim gandy is coming back and giving us your forecast. tonight we are hearing first-hand accounts of the men who rescued people during the october floods the midlands teacher the winner of the national teaching award you will meet her and hear how the award is impacting her life and her students. news 19 at 6 p.m. starts right now. if you have to be outside tonight, you need to bundle up, it is cold and windy and it looks like that cool temps are here to stay. good evening, thank you for being with sim jr berry. >> and i am darcy strickland, the temperatures are called but

we bring an achievement and achieve meteorologist, jim