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and saturn cars to replace the airbag inflator's. the insiders can explode with too much force a crash and hurl metal shrapnel. at least ten people have died worldwide and 100 others have been hurt because of the problem. it includes the saab 93, 2003 through 2011 and the 95 from 2010 through 2011. also the saturn astro from 2008 through 2009. owners will get letters notifying them of the recall. facebook has been hit with a class action lawsuit over its birthday reminders. a up man said facebook sent unauthorized text messages to consumer protection act. the man wants $1500 per message and facebook is not commenting. the gamecock men look to get back to their winning waysys

to take on the missouri tigers. tipoff is at seven. the usc women clinch a shared title after winning against tennessee last night, xt two- 56. south carolina moves to 24 and one overall, and 12-zero in the sec with the victory. and with last nights win and the win against georgia, they will earn their third straight championship. the women gamecocks take on georgia at home at colonial life arena, and that happens thursday. tipoff for that game is 7:00 p.m. delta zeta sorority is holding their annual sweet caroline bone marrow and blood drive. you have the chance to get blood give blood and register for the national narrowed donor program. it runs until 5:00 tonight. and, a musical legend will be

al jarreau will be at (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. 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, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women.

i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. >> i don't know about you, but the rain will be up last night.

one, i got up at 12:00 because someone said, it's pouring out here in the coney county. we got lots of rain. the good thing was it moved out of here quickly, and this time lapse shows how ququkly moved. from the time it exited out of lee county didn't even take six hours. this time loop pretty much shows it. this was moving at about 55 miles per hour, and as it came through, many of us were expecting lots of rain. we really didn't get that much, and totals right now from the night last night through half an inch, and the little bit more even as we get all the way out into far eastern parts, just a little bit over an inch. but fortunately it moved out of here, and not only did it move

of nags head, south carolina. we are dealing with rather mild temperatures still, 55 in lexington, 57 in saint methods and, the key thing here is, that is out of the west and northwest, and they were up to about 25. that area of low pressure, that has jettisoned into the mid- atlantic. we are watching very carefully here, there is the little bit of stuff that is now coming out of the appalachians on the western side. as we go throughout the day and into the evening, we have increasing cloud coverage. but overnight tonight, we have a? prickle. by 1:00, it's already out of here and we will start tomorrow with just it little bit of cloud cover.

really it. highs today, lower and mid 60's. the winds are much tamer but still 15 or 20 miles per hour with lots of sunshine. tonight we will introduce just the chance, ace prickle or two quickly moving with the loan. it will generally be in the lower and mid 40s. as all of this moves out, and this little spurt that comes out of the midwest heading towards us, there's clearing skies behind it. lots of sunshine, and get ready for a beautiful weekend. saturday one on saturday and we communities and upper 60's and lower 70s with lots of sunshine. it is going to feel warm. and still very warm, only degrees and the next chance of rain comes in on monday with a

darcy, it looks like we will have a wonderful day into the weekend. columbia, we want to make sure that they have great weather. >> karen joins us now, our jarreau is coming to columbia. >> let's talk to folks at home, that is. >> started in 2001 with our mission to use the arts to empower, enlighten and educate. we have artist in the schools, we do a young entrepreneurs conference, and we have cartoon characters that are available to go out to schools, churches and hospitals. >> so, all the proceeds or at least part of the proceeds go to empower our youth when it comes to art. so when you buy the ticket to see al jarreau on friday, you know that is going ba to

grow up and become artists. >> yes. we haven't all youth all-star band that will open up for our jarreau. we have young people playing in the auditorium as you come into the cobra center, and we have young people in all of the vip receptions. >> and four folks at home who have students, you may have a child who has a master class with him on friday? >> the master class is the thursday and all of the artists classes. and as the matter of fact he started us into thousand six for us. >> what is the master class? >> they will get the chance to ask questions, and in e past, the kids actually had a chance to perform for him. >> tell us why he was the right artist to come back?

distinction for the artist? >> it just worked out that it was ten years since we had them, and we wanted to pair him up with the philharmonic. and he was available and it all worked out. >> so the legends concert is this friday at 8:00 p.m. at the coker center for the arts. how do we get to get? >> you can call capital tickets or visit capital tickets.com . >> so what is next? >> what is next is welcoming our jarreau. [laughter] >> i know you stay so busy. >> and after that we will be focusing on our young entrepreneurs conference. >> we are excited to see out on friday, too. stay with us.

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>> we are a and nation that loves our baby back and spare ribs, and that is whether they are dry rub or slathered with barbecue sauce. here in the test kitchen, we think short ribs are one of the most overlooked cuts in the meat case. they are called short ribs because they are short in length and they come from a cut of these called the short plate. that is located next to the flank and the brisket, so you know whatever you make with these is going to be good. started by dredging these and some seasoned flour and pot.

cut up carrots, celery and onions, along with a can of density profit to add some rich flavor. some water, some fresh garlic and a bay leaf. then we cover it and let it simmer for about an hour and half until the meat is fall off the bone tender. the meat gets super tender while it cooks and the veggies create a sauce that is incredibly delicious. i do hope you go online and get the recipe for braised country short ribs so you can share with your family what we think is the best of the best. i'm howard in the mr. food test kitchen where together we found a tender as can be way to say,

>> taylor swift and kendra something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms, 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 to the hard truth of injustice and systemic racism. i'm hillary clinton,

>> kendrick lamarr and taylor swift with the big winners at the grammy awards. terry okada is in los angeles. >> pop queen taylor swift opened the 50th annual grammy awards and rolled the show, winning the top prize. 1989 earned this singer the grammy for album of the year. >> you just focus on the work, and you don't let those people sidetrack you. >> mark ronson and bruno mars' uptown funk one record of the year. >> you can't read braille, non-

>> this year's grammys stirred up a lot of emotion. others use the mic to make a statement. kendrick lamarr said they powerful message about racism with his rap that one in five grammys. the audience was brought to his feet by a tribute that honored earth windndand fire and bb king. >> and lady gaga brought david bowie back to life. break chris stapleton, ed sheeran, alabama shakes and justin bieber were among those who won their first grammys last night. and she has known that she was in second grade that she wanted to be a teacher, and it all started with an educator

importance of believing in herself. >> i believe everything they say is important, and they are not just children, they are the future of tomorrow. and i try to do the best i can. >> coming up today on friends at five, we will take you to sumter and introduce you to today's teacher of the week. >> that's the kind of teacher that shapes minds. >> absolutely. that will do it for news 19 at noon.

>> neil: [ groans ] >> devon: hey. >> neil: hey. >> devon: are you all right? >> neil: no, i just, uh -- yeah. i-i lost my balance. that's all. >> devon: are you sure? >> neil: yeah. >> devon: have you been drinking? >> neil: no. no. of course not. not tonight. no. listen, you're embarrassing me. don't make a scene. go back to hilary and let me dust off my pride in peace. okay? go. >> jack: hey. >> neil: hey. oh, jack. yeah, you, uh -- [ chuckles ] you missed the floor show. >> jack: how much have you had to drink?

to be about feeling the love, right? [ chuckles ] that guy looks miserable. and she doesn't look like she's getting what she wants. your date bailed. and your date is late as in might not show up. [ chuckles ] so much for celebrating the "l" word. >> summer: okay, i told you that kyle had to work. >> abby: and stitch will be here. he's just, uh -- >> natalie: late. right. but -- ooh. >> abby: thank you. >> summer: yeah. thanks. >> natalie: on the bright side, valentine is also the patron saint of epilepsy. so, there's still something to celebrate. >> abby: my husband is not standing me up on our first valentine's day. absolutely not. >> stitch: no stitches, but i want to run some tests. >> ashley: no. i don't want any tests. no. >> stitch: you passed out. >> ashley: because i need some food. that's it. >> stitch: you said it was the flu. >> ashley: yes. i lost my appetite because of the flu, but i'm fine. >> stitch: okay, you need a blood panel, a ct scan -- >> ashley: no. what i need is to be home. i need to go. >> stitch: not until we make sure this is nothing more than what you say it is. >> dr. neville: ben, i can attest to the fact that this is