help a victim involved in a domestic dispute. broom defaced a poster in the victim's garage and stole tape from the victim. what broom did may have been small but it is the fact that he stole something. new details tonight about the dui arrest of richland washington. the 51-year-old is accused of being drunk when he drove his car into the back of another vehicle. it happened before 8:00 p.m. saturday night at bluff road and martin luther king boulevard. washington and two other men were taken to the hospital. the officer writes he could smell alcohol at the scene of the crash on kelvin washington's breath while in the hospital hospital. washington admitted to having a beer at a friend's house. according to the report washington was arrested after

the officer requested then a blood sample that says washington refused. a search warrant says the blood was taken 1:00 a.m. sunday. washington was taken to the richland county jail. he was released from jail after posting $25,000 bond. richland county deputies arrested a suspect in connection with a shooting death from last night. jose reyes has been charged with murd -- charged with murder. last night deputies responded to shots fired in the 400 block of seton hall road, not far from clemson road. they found jaelen josey inside a crashed vehicle with a gun shot wound. he was pronounced dead. deputies believe jose reyes shot jaelen josey. witness were able to identify jose reyes as the suspect. we knew when it was happening the effects of the

years into the future. it has been five months now, many still effected. including the fire department. their training facility was water. news 19's colby gallagher with more on how they are recovering. >> reporter: from the outside the training facility looks as it has but on the inside it is a different story. grooves made in the floor are the only indicators there were wallsind. it is now -- wallsind. it is now a gutted -- walls inside, it is now a gutted center. the chief says the department has to still meet the training rhymes and it has brain different -- requirements and it has been a difficult pause. they see -- process.

process. >> we -- we -- this is our building -- built this ourselves. it is like walking into your house and seeing -- seeing your house that is damaged. . $400,000. the department has insurance and fema is also helping but it is a slow process because all the paper work. for now they are training around the center and say the flood also top them how resilient their department is. back to you. now, the midlands most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist jim gandy. >> well, today we have seen a beautiful day outside. plenty of sunshine. warm temperatures. we weren't expecting any rain but we expect to see some rain today and we have been watching the rain off to the west. you can see through eastern tennessee, eastern kentucky, down into northwestern georgia, rain. the thunderstorms have been up

kentucky. a lot of the precipitation has been diminishing a little bit. no thunderstorm activity there. temperatures warmed up. 71 degrees now in greenville. 70 in the raleigh area. 73 in georgia and atlanta 69 degrees. currently columbia our temperature is 75 degrees. we have winds out of the south, southwest at 15 miles per hour. gusting up to 25 miles per hour. tonight we are expecting to see an increase in clouds. we will see showers late tonight with a low of 52. when you wake up tomorrow, the sun will be out. we will warm up to 62. it will be cooler tomorrow and then tomorrow night mostly clear with a low temperature of 35. now let's take a look at the traffic around our area this afternoon. over view right now of what is going on around the city. most areas is in good shape.

but we have one accident on highway 378, already we are seeing a slow down through the malfunction junction area and i- 20 between malfunction junction and 378. here on the southeast side of town things are in good shape. sumter highway, 29 miles per hour. on the northwest side of town, things are in good shape. a slow down on i-77 on the north bound lanes from 277 to killion roads. downtown to blythewood road 16 minutes. from downtown a clemson road will take you 14 minutes. we will have a look at the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you. it is the biggest day of the 2016 primary season. a time for millions of voters to make their voices heard. we are hearing from had

case for the last minute votes. craze boswell is watching the action from -- greg boswell is watching from washington. >> reporter: donald trump at a rally in iowa tuesday. >> i deal with marco rubio, cruz, they don't know anything. they have no clue what is going on. >> reporter: of the dozen states donald trump is leading in all but one. >> he is everything that the republican primary is looking for. >> reporter: donald trump's opponents say not so fast. >> donald trump will be an embarrassment to america. >> reporter: ted cruz voted in texas and made his pitch to voters to support him. >> you are among the 65% of republicans who recognize that donald trump could be a disaster as the nominee, then i ask you to join us. even if you are thinking of another candidate. >> reporter: this is the

595 daligate up for grabs on the -- delegates up for grabs on the republican side. >> the goal is to end up with as many as we can. >> reporter: hillary clinton has a commanding lead in six southern states. >> i need your help tonight. minnesota, a state bernie sanders is hoping to win. craig boswell, cbs news washington. >> ohio and florida march 15, candidates are prepraying for those -- preparing for those. republicans in washington have again made their case for refusing to consider any nominee to the supreme court during a presidential campaign. they made their case this time at the meeting with democrats and president obama at the

republicans vowed to block any nominee. u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia died in february. the fight between apple and the fbi continues today. the head of the fbi and apple's top lawyers testified before the committee. yesterday a judge in new york handed apple a big will -- -- win. it could effect the dispute with the fbi over the san bernardino shooter's iphone. another emotional day in court for sportscaster erin andrews. testimony continued in her case against a tennessee hotel. she suing the owner and a stocker after she was filmed in her room in 2008. the video has been seen 17 million times online. yesterday erin andrews spoke about how her life was affected after the videos were posted on

she said it ripped her apart that some people thought it was a publicity stunt. >> got a call he was out of jail. i remember i was living in new york city at the time and i called my mom and dad and things -- things weren't right in my life. i wasn't myself. i was picking fights with my family. i was nasty. wasn't myself. my relationships weren't the same. i called my parents and they said i need talk to someone. i was screwed up. and that is when i decided to do it. >> the hotel company's defense against the espn anchor is that what happened is terrible but the stocker is to blame. all right. you know here at news 19 we are always on your side telling you about the latest things parents

parent, there is a new app, called whisper. this allow users to post anonymous secrcr messages. the problem with whisper is it use gps so people nearby can read what is being posted. police in minnesota arrested a 25-year-old man who was using the app to speak to a 15-year- old girl. he eventually asked her to send nude pictures and run away with him. police are asking parents to be careful about this app. >> a lot of parents haven't heard a loloof the apps because they jump from app to app. >> you need to watch their behavior. get their phones and go through it. >> well, experts say that if you can't seem to keep up with your teen's apps make sure you are reminding them that decisions made in the cyberworld always have real world consequences. .

followingers because of the image -- followers because of the images he posts and now scott kelly is on his way back to earth from the international space station. he will touch down late tonight. he will fly to houston later this week. this is after spending 340 days in space. a record for an american. the first time nasa had a mission to studthy effects that long term space travel will have -- study the effects that long term space travel will have. they will see how being in space changed his body. scientists are hoping to send a astronaut to mars and beyond after seeing how it will effect the trip. his twitter is something that is worth your time to follow him. go through the pictures. he sent pictures of the colors in africa, what the water looks

it is just -- paris at night. these pictures are absolutely unbelievable and gorgeous. i recommend you take time and go back and look at everything he has been posting. and now they will take his twin, gabrielle giffords' husband, in 2011 giffords s s meeting with constituents outside a safeway grocery store in tucson, arizona. his body. all sorts of things. it is fascinating. look at that. that is stunning. that is water. >> is this the guy that costume? >> yeah. you have to have a sense of humor when you have been in space. the beautiful pictures of african american. the colors are amazing. cool to watch. we are kind of small and not important in the scheme of things. with him just circling the earth and looking at us for the last year. he comes back today. >> welcome back home.

i want to hear what was going on in space. all right. still ahead on friends @ five day to celebrate something we love. peanut butter. chef keith is here. she going out of the -- he is going out of the box with peanut butter.

he will make a peanut butter now, the midlands most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist jim gandy. >> watching showers and thunderstorms moving through eastern tennessee into western northern california and they extend into northwestern georgia. these are showers. we haven't detected thunderstorms yet but we have in tennessee and kentucky. they are moving east. you won't see them during the evening hours but late tonight we will have showers. we have been under partly cloudy skies as the moisture has been increasing.

thunderstorm activity has been occurring near the cold front here. you can see the cloudiness associated with the front and the area of low pressure that is moving through had great lakes and heading to the northeast. behind it we have cooler air coming in. we will be feeling that beginning tomorrow. but today it was the warm weather we were feeling. 71 degrees in greenwood as well as rock hill. 73 sumter and orangeburg and 75 in columbia and we have a wind, our winds at the moment are in the range of about 10 to 20 miles per hour. we have seen gusts in the up state at 30, 25 in the central part of the state. but right now we have sustained winds at 15 miles per hour for columbia and orangeburg and 18 in sumter. there could be thunder but for the most part i don't think there will be too much. rain late tonight.

and in the morning skies clearing. plenty of sunshine. cooler tomorrow. most leclear skies tomorrow night and even into thursday. but thursday night we expect another round of rain. for tonight we are expecting low temperatures of 46 newberry. 54 sumter. 55 orangeburg. tomorrow highghemperatures of 59 in newberry. 60 saluta. 62 columbia. maybe 61 in sumter. 63 manning. our seven-day forecast looks like this. on thursday it will be partly cloudy. 61 degrees. but thursday night is when we expect to see rain coming through and again you will sleep through it by the time you wake up on friday it will be sunny. cool. 62 degrees. it will be dry over the weekend. but we will start our warming trend. 63 on saturday. 67 on sunday. by the time we get to tuesday it will be mostly sunny with a

>> thank you very much. happy peanut butter day to you. national peanut butter lovers day celebration. >> i feel sorry for people who can't have peanut butter -- [ talking at the same time ] >> we have to celebrate. we challenged chef. he is always up for a challenge. make us something savory with a peanut butter. >> yep. we did. >> a lot of people -- put it in a soup. >> yep. we did. a lot of people associate it with thai food. [ talking at the same time f;'2 >> it is a hearty healthy soup. still cool outside. even though it is 79. we start with olive oil and butter.

>> and then we will add our onions. one onion. dice it up. pretty good size. it will cook down. >> okay. >> cook these about 5 to 7 minutes. don't want them to caramelize. >> okay. >> they get soft and break down. at this point we will pretty much put everything in here. one pot wonder -- [ talking at the same time ] >> no mess. >> yep. >> that is a pound and a half. i think the recipe is online. >> seat potato. >> yep. cube them. >> how much of this? >> that will give it a southwest flair. >> smells like taco seasoning. >> salt and pepper. season this a couple times as it cooks -- [ talking at the same time ] >> this is fun. going to make it up. look at that.

>> cilantro. and then fire roast tod mateoes. if -- roasted tomatoes. [ talking at the same time ] >> fire roasted corn i have seen too -- [ talking at the same time ] >> what is this? >> garlic and ginger. that will give you that asian flair because of the garlic and ginger. it is -- you can make this vegetarian. >> i like chicken brother in anything. makes it better -- broth*f.kjj(!(w3x`/+ anything. makes it better. >> yep. at that. >> okay. >> and you will cook this down for 20, 30 minutes. >> hold that up. this is a chunky soup. i thought it would be pureed -- [ talking at the same time ] >> you could -- you could do that for sure. you could get a motor or blender. puree it. serve it creamy. >> forgot the peanut butter. >> yeah.

same time ] >> i will plate it. >> i will taste it. >> you can serve it over noodles? >> yeah. you can also put chicken and stuff like that in here. we will garnish it with -- >> look how pretty that is. this looks delicious. this recipe is online. while i am tasting read the ingredients. mm-mm. [ talking at the same time ] >> whatever stock or water you want to use. >> flavor is amazing. >> pretty good. nice hearty -- [ talking at the same time ] all right. we are going more traditional, a peanut butter parfait with cookies of your choice.

five today a big sec award gamecock fans listen up.... the gamecocks fans listen up. the dates and times are set for football drills. they open spring drills march 15 and end with the spring game on saturday, april 9 at noon. in addition to the spring game two of the spring practice sessions will be open to the public, march 29 and march 31. players will not be able for autographs. admission to the game is free. gamecocks women's basketball program earned a big honor for the third straight season coach has been named sec coach of the year. the first time in league history the same coach won the award three years in a row. and a sophomore selected as sec player of the year and defensive player of the yolk

named to the all sec first team. the gamecocks have a 16-0 record in conference play and earned their third straight regular season title. >> good for them. >> so excited for them. [ talking at the same time ] >> she easy to love. >> yeah. >> great player. great person. still ahead today on friends @ five another day of

bill in the stat you are watching news 19 friends @ five with andrea mock and darci strickland. >> thank you for sticking with us for the second half hour of friends @ five today. >> i am andrea mock. >> i am darci strickland. >> today a democratic senator

news 19's joyce koh explains to us what is getting done and what is not getting done. >> unfortunately we are having a problem hearing joyce. hopefully we will check in with her again in the next couple minutes. things have become tangled in the senate. he took the floor today filibustering a peanut's law from passing. this is a bill that is unrelated to had roads that looks to change driving laws in construction zones. he blocked a senator who has been filibustering a roads bill. he motioned to take a vote but they objected to that.

we did -- joyce did check with the senator who explained at this point the hold up is because of the desire to control the bill early on. let's listen to what he had to say. >> we have a good road map on things. you can see where you are heading. even though you may not know how the final product will look you have an idea of the area we are heading to. this is different. because so many people are so much all over the board on this. and because people are so passionate about it and they are convinced of their positions, that it is difficult to get people to budge because they don't know which way we are heading. >> the community urged senators to vote. the business community said they have had the bill for 321 days without putting opvote. -- up a vote. at this point with little progress it is a possibility

session if things continue to go the way they are going. retiring after 32 years in the south carolina house. gradey brown announced today he will not seek another term. the 71-year-old democrat served in the house since 1985. he serves on the county counsel from 1973 to 1980. he is among 8 legislator not seeking another turn. all house and senate seats are up for election this year. it is against the law toddling on sunday or challenge to someone to a -- to dance on sunday or challenge someone to a sward fight in south carolina? laws. one makes adultery or couple

anyone who operates a dancing hall between midnight saturday and edmidnight sunday could spend 30 days in jail. now, the midlands most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist jim gandy. >> currently we have partly cloudy skies. our temperatures are 75 degrees. winds are from the south, southwest at 15 miles per hour. tonight the clouds will be increasing and late tonight we do expect to see rain coming through the area. a low temperature of 52 degrees. a cold front comes through. pushes the clouds out by the morning and tomorrow it will be sunny and cooler with a high of 62 degrees. it will be partly cloudy skies thursday with a high of 61. thursday night we will see another round of rain coming through. we dry out friday, mostly sunny, 62 degrees. 63 on saturday. by sunday up to 67 67 degrees.

around the columbia area. a few accidents, not causing too many problems. an accident on two notch road just occurred. north bound lanes of i-77 the average speed is 32 miles per hour. slowing down in that section. one accident at bluff road and southern drive. the interstates are in good shape. another accident being worked on on highway 378. but we have a number of slow downs. here is broad river road. slow in both directions. slow down through the malfunction junction area. westbound lanes of i-20 to i-26 to highway 1 the average speed there 31 miles per hour is slowing things down. going from downtown to harvardson boulevard 16 minutes. downtown to lexington on 378

>> thank you very much. falls are the leading cause of mortally among adults 65 and older. partnering up with usc and phoenix health education wellness center to teach ti chi. he has 24 students. the movements help seniors build balance and muscle strength. >> we look at the balance. we look that weight transferring. how their feet is positioned so they could apoid the possibilities of falls. increasing their range -- avoid the possibility of falls, increasing their range of motion. >> coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. hear from one of the student about the mind and body

taking the class and for a ti chi lesson go to just head to our website www.wltx.com -- lesson just head to our website www.wltx.com. in china on sunday a toddler fell out of the back of a moving vehicle. it was caught on camera. i can't watch this. i saw it earlier. the boy's grandfather was driving when the boy fell out. he gets up and runs after r the van. the driver of a car stopped and pulled the child to safety. the grandfather was alerted by another driver. he pulled over and ran back to get the child. says he had been in an accident recently and the back of the truck just popped loose. >> i am so thankful that baby is okay. >> i just -- what?

>> thank goodness -- what i was thinking about, is thank god the driver behind him wasn't texting. just started going slowly and looked up. praise god for that alert driver. >> exactly. god looks out for babies and fools. [ talking at the same time ] >> we are both in trouble. >> god looks out for babies and fools and you are not a baby. >> what was she trying to say? >> shady. shady. coming up next on friends @

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her family and they feel the same way about her. tonight we head to the elementary school where news 19's savannah levins will introduce you to her. >> i am not married so i don't have children of my own so i treat them as my children. we laugh, cry, we fuss and i hope they know they are loved. >> reporter: it won't take you long to figure out why her students adore her so much. >> that is what the world needs is more love. we have to be others minded and make this world a better place. >> reporter: she has been teaching for two decades and it is a job she doesn't take likely. >> i am the first to go to college. the only one. so it is something i have always wanted to do. >> world war i they were called

>> the class is engaged and encouraged. >> your brian. very good. >> sometimes i accidentntly call her mom. >> reporter: he wasn't surprised she called them a family and not just a class. >> she says this class is a family. all the time. >> hello. my name is savannah with news 19 wltx, you are our teacher of the week. congratulations. >> reporter: in the class they are never far from feeling at home. >> we try build a sense of community in the classroom. and we are a family. and families fuss and fight but at the end of the day we have each other's back and that is what it is all about. >> reporter: savannah levins, news 19 wltx. >> if you would like to tominate a teacher -- to

recollect e-mail us at tow @wltx.com. . sometimes we get messy here at wltx. today the news room was a pigsty. really, it was. today. we had a pig visit us. it is part of the charity drive. this year we got this little guy. wilber. to send somebody the pick you pay $10. when they receive the pig they have to pay $10 to get rid of the pig. if you want to see who sent you the pig you have to pay $15. i have to say if you are watching, dananafisher our producer was upset this year. >> yeah. she is a fan of the goat. but again, anytime you can give to camp chemo -- [ talking at the same time ] >> a ducky -- >> or a bunny. >> a bunny?

[ talking at the same time ] >> you can work on the bunny for next year we have $20 each. >> there you have it. all right. coming up next on friends @

peanut butter but we will do there you go. there you go. fun m gone from making dinner and now it is time for dessert. peanut butter lovers day. we were also before we get to this, this will take 2 minutes to make. let's talk about peanut allergies. it seems like when we were y school nobody had a peanut allergy. >> you were weird sr

sandwiches. [ talking at the same time ] >> yeah. what do you think is the reason why -- [ talking at the same tim%8'( si] >> the environment. we are all trying to grow more food so we have been modifying the foods over the years 5hcavand i think that with just everything in general, all the medications that people have been on, we are living longer but the sacrifice of not having peanut butter i would rather live shorter. i want my peanut butter. >> we will give it to you today too. dessert. >> sure. you can short cut this. instead of making cookies and fudge and whatever else, you can just go buy that and make

it is peanut butter. peanut butter, cream cheese. you whip that up. this will stay good for a couple days in the fridge. you can do it ahead of time. 10 minutes that is done. if you store bought everything, it is that quick. you can put whatever cookie you want. we will do oatmeal raisin. and we will take the mousse -- [ talking at the same time ] >> so you will get this layer of mousse. and then you can come back with -- this is a vanilla cream. >> oh, wow! here is what i am thinking. here is syrup. >> chocolate fudge. >> if i wanted to do this for a dinner party. i can make this ahead of time and put it in the in for. how -- in the fridge -- how

>> you can do it a day ahead of time. the one thing i recommend is using a crunchy cookie. >> so it won't get weird -- [ talking at the same time ] >> this will stay fine. this is a peanut butter chocolate chip cookie. and then another layer of our mousse. >> that looks amazing. for everyone just turning on their tv and watching, this recipe is on our website, go to just head to our website www.wltx.com -- [ talking at the same time ] >> low fat. >> low fat? all the calories are out of it? [ talking at the same time ] >> all right. here it comes -- no -- [ laughter ] [ talking at the same time ] >> in a sense a glass or those

on a large scale or small shot glasses. keep layering as you go. >> what other items would work well with this? we want to

because there is a here is a look at what is coming up tonight on wltx, 8:00 p.m. ncis, ncis new orleans, and coverage of super tuesday and stick around for news, weather and sports with news 19 at 11:00 p.m. the easter bunny may be stopping off at mcdonalds. they are now offering a eggs. there is one problem, it is only available in australia. >> not nice to do that to people. here is something you can get, this is exciting news. columbia today, a ribbon cutting ceremony today for a

16 flavors of popcorn including cookies and cream. and key lime and chocolate drizzle. the business is a great addition to the area. >> this will be one of the places to be over the next couple years. getting the spill over business from main street and bull street. we will start seeing unique operations opening up here. pay attention onorth main street and check out -- to north main street and check out this wonderful business. >> they also sell the popcorn during basketball games. >> the first two people to tweet @raid my pantry with the names of the presidents who were peanut farmers will win a spice kit. a spice kit. [ talking at the same time ] >> you should always be following him on twitter.

>> follow me and news 19 at 6:00 p.m. the roads bill has stalled over at the state house. we will tell you why and we will have reaction tonight. >> a richland county deputy off the job charged with misconduct and the fire department struggling months after the flood ruined their training facility. how they are coping and training. news 19 at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >> from the station that is on your side you are watching news 19 at 6:00 p.m. another day, and another delay at the state house on dealing with our states roads. good evening and thank you for being with us. >> i am jr berry. >> and i am darci strickland. >> the state senate spent 5

getting to the bill and law makers are getting frustrated. news 19's joyce koh joins us live now with more on today's session. joyce, some lawmakers are frustrated with all the delays. they want to get the ball rolling here. >> reporter: yeah. today was an unexpected hold hup by senator who filibusters on a law that blocked the senator from filibustering the roads bill. he was against the law and didn't want it to paz however he -- pass however he was talking about roads the entire time. they want d.o.t. reform under the control of the governor. other lawmakers want to pass a gas tax increase.

senator from edgefield, he tells me it doesn't seem to be going anywhere at this point. >> i know there is a lot of frustration outside the state house, within the public and the state, there is frustration inside as well because we just seem to be stuck. and -- look, we are stuck because -- there are a lot of firmly held positions on opposite ends on this thing. but we really -- we just don't seem to be moving anywhere. >> reporter: as you heard that optimism that was there earlier on this year has really kind of warn off in the senate as they delayed the process and despite calls from the business community today to get a vote on this roads bill it doesn't seem like it will be moving