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expected 3 to see some those cooler are back...let's forecast with 3 3 3 3 the sumter fire department is continuing its training depsite its training center being destoryed by the october floods. for the first time since those floods, news 19 was able to walk through what's left of the building. it's now open and gutted -- but it is used to house two classrooms, the back-up 911 center, a computer lab, bathrooms, a full kitchen and a storage area.battalion chief joey duggan oversees the

department still has to meet training requirements so they buildings. 3 "we built the the pictures memories are able to go through and to and the realize fight fires and people, but 3 the damages are at an estimated $400-thousand department has insurance and fema is also helping. 3 the flood also forced students at the autism academy of south carolina out of their classrooms for several months for students with autism....instability and change is much tougher to deal with. news 19 janae frazier shows us their challenges and tells us about a group working to help the school rebuild. 3 ann marie 48: we lost most of our ceiling tiles, light fixtures, the walls, mold and mildew the autism severe damage including a bill couldn that the academy's students were basement.. development court says for ity and change board certified director of 02:18 it was first, um the able to all sometimes time wanting to and we would be able getting some class member of 2016: "we project by together using and our restore this know

program... and the group is tiles.and other much- free.tremendous affected by to be a part of helping some vulnerable flood victims get back to *nats*** ann marie fact that this wonderful volunteers, um helping us, had

3 3 the students were able to return to makeshift classrooms in their school building two weeks ago.. while leadership columbia continues working on repairs... 3 3 a richland deputy is without a job this morning and charged with misconduct in office.he's 26 year old kaleb broome. deputies say last tuesday.... he responded to a home to assist a victim involved in a domestic dispute. we're told

defaced a poster of africa in the victim garage with a racial slur and then stole a double-sided piece of tape from the victim. sheriff leon lott says that's something he just doesn't tolerate. 3 but also for stealing something 3 broome had been with the sheriff's department since october 2014.the charge of misconduct in office, if convicted, carries up to a year in prison. 3 also out of richland county...a teenager is behind bars this morning..charged with murder ...in the shooting death of a man found in a car. jose reyes shot the victim during an attempted armed 8:30 monday night in the 400

drive...not far from clemson road.18-year-old jaelen josey was found dead in a vehicle. reyes is currently in the richland county jail. 3 new information this morning about the felony dui arrest of richland county councilman kelvin washington according to the highway patrol's incident report...it says the responding trooper could smell a strong odor of alcohol when he approached washington's car to request his license and registration.the trooper also wrote that washington shows multiple signs of impairment including slurred and delayed speech. the trooper read him his rights and requested a blood sample, but washington refused.the report says after obtaining a search warrant, they were able to get the samples they needed, more than washington is now out on a $25,000 bond. 3 the violent incident involving a now former spring valley high school school resource officer and a student in october has sparked a national conversation about the role of a s-r-o when it comes to disciplining students.

professors held a night on ways to reshape poilcies.. and finding the line between disciplinary action and criminal punishment. the head of the richland county sheriff's department s-r-o program says it's something he has to teach the 85 officers everyday. 3 "it's fairly difficult. however, we frequently have meetings every month. and we have quarterly meetings with the entrie squad and we pass forward information and whatever we need to do, changes we need to make and things we need to foucus on." 3 one panel member tells us a major way to learn from incidents in the past is for the school districts and s- r-o's to gather more detailed data on how often force is used and what types of force they're using . 3 3 happening today...testimony on the state's child passenger restraint laws. this will happen before the house edcation and public works transporation subcommittee. the proposed legislation would update the current law to meet standards established by the american academy of pediatrics. 3 the senate finance health and human services subcommittee

the department of social services. the agency is looking for 7 point 2 million recurring dollars for the centralized computer system that tracks deadbeat parents. dss says it's also looking for an additional 9 point 9 million in non recurring funds to pay for both the contractual expenses for the system and the state expenses for the facility and hardware needed for the system. 3 the 27th annual disability advocacy day kicks off this morning. registration starts at 9:30 on the north side of the state house grounds. events include a walk, rally, and speeches governor nikki haley has also been invited to speak.according to the bureau of labor statistics...people with disabilities are twice as likely to be unemployed. 3 usc's school of visual art and design will hold its 61st annual art auction tonight.the event includes original sculptures, photography, and paintings made by faculty, students, and alumni.art will be on display beginning at 1pm

college.the auction 3 del taco and the irmo chamber of commerce will celebrate the opening of the restaurant chain return to south carolina with a formal ribbon cutting this morning. it's at 11:30 at the new harbison boulevard locationthe partnership with the flavors group. 3 3 about a third of senior citizens fall each year... leading to millions of dollars in doctor and emergency room visits.in order to keep that from happening ... palmetto health is partnering with u-s-c and phoenix health education and wellness center and the lourie center to teach senior citizens... tai chi. instructor joseph whiting has 24 students in his current 8 week class. the low impact gentle movements help seniors build balance and muscle strength... reducing their risk of falling. 3 we look at the weight how their feet are positioned can avoid the falls their range of motion so they see whats around them as stepping in a

weight. 3 for a little tai chi lesson.. just go to our website... news 19's mary sturgill will give you some instructions on how to help you destress. 3 3 the super tuesday results are still coming in this morning. the candidates pulling ahead in the race for the white house.welcome back scott kelly. after nearly a year in astronaut is scientists information. 3 and if you had a hard time waking up this morning, blame the rain. efren afante the

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3 astronaut scott kelly is now back on his home planet. the astronaut ended a record- setting 340-day stay in orbit with a fiery plunge to earth last night. the mission had a special purpose...it's the first time scientists have focused on the effects of long-term spaceflight.now nasa will study kellyand his identical twin, mark kelly, a retired astronaut... to see

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3 3 3 donald trump and hillary clinton inch closer to securing their party's presidential nomination.....af ter sweeping victories on super tuesdaygood morning and

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3 want to talk about roads."3 state senators still haven't taken any action to fix our state's crumbling road system. now... state demanding action. news19's robert kittle has the details. 3 state leaders say ... they know you're about the 3 potholes you hitting.sotcat agribusiness the safety of hazardous their vehicles, their cars, the and if you ask working on sotwillie from north are really leaders were state senators their calendar bright is one of says he's doing roebuck as it came over senate strips to the house, the next thing taxpayer." blocking the increase ... point-3 billion rkittle@wspa.cwriters say money for enforcement." senators are chamber of is i want every south carolina their paycheck every day they

3 senator leatherman says... if they vote to end the filibuster... they won't be able to fully debate... all the amendments to the bill. that's because... under senate rules... each amendment would then get... only 10-minutes of debate. 3 the house ways and means committee has approved a two percent pay raise for teachers. the committee also

premiums.the new budget also includes a 10 million dollar pay increase for bus drivers. this will now go before the full house of representatives. 3 the state's longest serving representative in the state house says he is retiring. grady brown made the announcement yesterday on the house floor.the democrat has represented lee, kershaw and sumter counties for more than 32 years. brown is among at least eight lawmakers not seeking another term in the general assembly.all house and senate seats are up for election this year. candidates running for the seats must file with the state election commission between march 16 and march 30.primaries will be held june 14. 3 3 usc police have arrested a man they say rubbed and pinched a woman's foot at the campus' *main library...and they say it's not the first time or first place he's done it. police say the woman was studying when 40-year-old christopher deas starting touching her feet under a table. it happened just before

she said something to him he ran away. police say they later found out that deas has committed this same type of assault at six university campuses in north and south carolina, and that he usually returns, even after being arrested. the school is asking students who see him to immediately notify police. 3 in lexington county...investi gators need your help find three suspect that used fake $100 bills.it happened at the dollar general on pond branch road in leesville on saturday night. authorities say they used nine fake bills in two separate purchases of pre paid credit cards. a third suspect tried to use the bills but was told they were fake by an employee. deputies say the same three suspects passed $900 in counterfeit at the dollar general on edmund highway on the same day. anyone with information is asked to call crimestopper at 1-triple-8-crime-sc. 3

sheriff lee foster is warning residents of a dangerous computer scam going around. we're told it starts with an email or a pop up that may appear on your computer that says your computer has been compromised and or is infected. if you click on the link...it will implant software on your computer that locks it and then it prompts you to call a number where they demand money and your personal information. don't fall for the scam and never give out your personal information to people you do not know. 3 it seems just about every home has them: modern day gadgets that entertain us and make life easier. but these "smart" devices have hidden risks that could make you and your family easy targets for hackers. marlie hall has 3

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3 this morning, we are 43 days from opening day for the columbia fireflies and the key to seeing the best of the games is your seat. crews are working on the diamond at spirit communications park. they are waiting to put down the turf.the seats are in place, but this isn't your only option to watch the ball game.there's an area called the palmetto pavillion. it's right around the right field foul pole.what makes this area unique is there is reserved picnic table seating. perfect for groups.you also have access to an all you can eat buffet that includes baseball foods like hot dogs,

crews plan to put out more picninc tables on the palmetto pavilion this weekend. opening day is thursday, april 14th against the greenville drive.follow the fireflies on twitter at cola - fireflies for updates on tickets and upcoming events. 3 coming up next...is excercise or diet more important to weight loss?are low fat options always the better

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