make it a great monday. good morning columbia. thanks for joining us. i'm eric weisfeld. and i'm rochelle dean. we're live from main and gervais. the time's now 5:00. if you're having trouble waking up on this monday morning... all you need to do is step outside and let those cold temps do the job for you... yeah... it's a chilly start to the day so you'll want to bundle up before you head out the door. with more on what we can expect for the remainder of the day... lets turn things over to

we want to 33 give you a quick traffic update as you head out and about this morning. and good news. there are no trouble spots to report on the roads in or around the capital city. but we'll be sure to keep our eyes on the road and keep you updated for your morning commute. a-b-c columbia wants to help you jump start your day. we have a quick rundown of your top morning headlines. it's an emotional end to super bowl 50 for panthers players and fans alike. the denver broncos dominated in last night's super bowl... beating the carolina panthers 24-to-10 in last night's game. carolina panther corner back josh norman... visibly upset on the sidelines. and cam newton showed his frustration post-game. the newly crowned league m-v-p walked out on reporters sunday after answering only a handful of questions. it's not the end to a near perfect season panther players or fans had hoped for... but panthers head coach ron rivera... is still

looking to the future. 33 our mike gillespie will have more on the bronco's win and much more from last night's game... coming up a little later on in sports. it's a scare for north carolina governor pat mccrory following last night's game. officials say governor mccrory sustained minor injuries after the vehicle he was riding in was rear-ended shortly after the carolina panthers' super bowl loss. mccrory's press secretary says the car the governor was riding in was totaled. according to a statement issued by the governor's office, mccrory experienced "minor pain," but declined treatment... and was able to continue to his destination in another vehicle. mccrory says, "we were very fortunate, and while i am still proud of the carolina panthers, this puts the game in proper perspective." back here at home... richland county sheriff's office says a suspect in connection with an attempted murder is back in custody. officials say

was a victim of a robbery and transported to richland e-r... where he was taken into custody. officials say when being escorted out of the hospital... gilmore broke away from deputies and fled. after a search... deputies say they located gilmore yesterday... in the 48-hundred block of monticello road. and an inmate, who walked away from a job site in spartanburg is over the weekend... is back in custody. the south carolina department of corrections says james buckner faces new escape charges and will be placed in a higher level facility. we're just one day away from the first-in-the-nation primary in new hampshire. and the latest c-n-n/w-m-u-r tracking poll shows donald trump is growing his lead in the granite state. 33-percent of those polled say they back the billionaire businessman going into tomorrow's vote. the race for second place is a tight one...between florida senator marco rubio, texas

governor john kasich. the g-o-p presidential hopefuls are working to win over voters... after saturday's debate. a-b-c news invited the party's top seven candidates to participate. carly fiorina did not make the cut. the candidates tackled issues like eminent domain, north korea and immigration. chris christie hit marco rubio hard... and there were fighting words between jeb bush and donald trump... prompting intense boo's from the crowd directed at trump. ted cruz found himself apologizing to ben carson for his caucus-night tactics. head to abc columbia dot com for more reaction and insight from the weekend debate. and it's another democratic debate for hillary clinton and bernie sanders. c-n-n will host democratic debate in flint, michigan next month. flint is the city currently dealing with a toxic water crisis. the march sixth debate will take place two days before the michigan and mississippi primaries. it's part of a broader deal reached

more d-n-c-sanctioned presidential primary debates to the schedule.33 still to come... it's an "ironclad commitment" to security and defense. we'll have the latest following north korea's rocket launch.clear and cold to kick off your monday.expect more clouds and even a few rain showers later today.details

gervais. here's a 33 quick look at stories that are

country. all 15-members of the u-n security council are condemning north korea's rocket launch and pledging to adopt a new resolution with "significant new sanctions." meanwhile... secretary of state john kerry... spoke by phone to the foreign minister of south korea and japan... to reaffirm america's "ironclad commitment" to their security and defense. it's a sign of hope following a fatal earthquake in taiwan. taiwan media reports two survivors were pulled out alive from a toppled high-rise apartment building... two days after the magnitude six-point-four earthquake. at least 36-are dead... and more than 100-remain missing. and there's some new, troubling information on the zika virus. researchers in brazil found the active zika virus in saliva and urine samples... with the potential to cause infection. but the study suggests more research is needed on these alternative routes of transmission. carolina fans are feeling blue

eric has more. the carolina panthers coming up just short of one of the best seasons in franchise and n-f-l history. and the carolina women in a #1 versus #2 matchup tonight at colonial life arena. mike gillespie

it. still to 33 come... it wasn't the outcome carolina panthers were hoping for. but krispy kreme is looking to make things a

and 33 cold to kick off your monday. expect more clouds and even a few rain showers later today.

and gervais. welcome real gold yesterday. the special-edition pizza had nearly one hundred dollars worth of edible, 24-karat gold. on top of that... the custom pizza came in a specially-designed golden box along with a one hundred dollar piazza hut gold card. and from pizza to chicken wings... they're the staple to any super bowl party... that's right... and according to the national chicken council... about one- point-three billion chicken wings were scarfed down for the big game. the n-c-c says that's enough wings for every man, woman and child

four wings each. and if 33 you're down in the dumps over the panthers loss... don't worry, krispy kreme is looking to turn the bitter loss into something sweet. krispy kreme is keeping their panthers football deal of three-99 for a dozen glazed donuts this morning.... to celebrate what we think... is

33 33 we're checking out what will be making headlines later today. here's eric with your "look ahead." from super bowl 50 to super bowl about giving bac organizations and places of worship held their ninth annual national day of service. things kicked-off with a breakfast at spring valley high school.... and ended with a canned good drive in efforts to fight hunger and poverty. while the super bowl is mostly about the big game... some of you may be in it for those famous ads. that's the case for u-s-c's "super bowl of advertising" class who did more than just get a good laugh. the class of one- hundred students got together to watch the game last night... and rate the best commercials. they were judging them on likeability,

identity. 33 this year... the car companies, soda giants and others had to shell out the big bucks...a spot cost a record-breaking five million dollars. the super bowl advertising class will present

award" once the results are in.33 still to 33 come... the rainy forecast is calling for a closure... where you may have to take a turn for that morning jog.

from main and gervais. in talk about the different types of identity theft, and how to protect yourself. th'll also alert you to popular scams you should be aware of. and if you have any plans to hit the west columbia riverwalk, you'll want to listen up. yeah... the "moffatt" side is closed due to flooding today. once the flood waters subside, the city says they will announce when all areas of the west columbia riverwalk are open back up to the public. no closures at the state museum though... today's sensory friendly day at the museum. it's a day for schools and

visitors will be able to enjoy a less crowded environment, designated quiet areas, light and sound reduction, and extra staff and volunteers in the exhibits. regular museum admission and regular show admission is still required. today marks the nation's first and most horrific tragedy of the civil rights movement. 50 years ago... at then- south carolina state college... the "orangeburg massacre" took place. three young men were killed and 28 students were wounded after south carolina highway patrolmen fired into a crowd of students and others on the campus. to honor the legacy of the massacre, s-c state university is holding the 48th "orangeburg massacre commemoration ceremony" at three today. this is taking place in the martin luther king junior auditorium. reverend josephy darby is serving as keynote speaker. the university is also recognizing doctor cleveland sellers and the orangeburg chapter of the n-double a-c-p as recipients

middleton" social justice award at the ceremony. still to 33 come... it's a mix of emotions following super bowl 50... we're going to recap players and fans reactions to that

gervais. bundle up before you

more on what we 33 can expect for the remainder of the day... lets turn things

kenne 33 we want to give you a quick traffic update as you head out and morning. and good news. there are no trouble spots to report on the roads in or around the capital city. but we'll be sure to keep our eyes on the road and keep you updated for your morning commute. a-b-c columbia wants to help you jump start your day. we have a quick rundown of your top morning headlines. so, let's get started. it's an emotional end to super bowl 50 for panthers players and fans alike. the denver broncos dominated in last night's super bowl... beating the

last night's game. carolina panther corner back josh norman... visibly upset on the sidelines. and cam newton showed his frustration post-game. the newly crowned leage m-v-p walked out on reporters yesterday after answering only a handful of questions. it's not the end to a near perfect season panther players or fans had hoped for... but panthers head coach ron rivera... is still giving his team credit... and looking to the future. our mike 33 gillespie will have much more on super bowl and the broncos' win... coming up a later on in sports. state police have made an arrest in an officer-involved shooting in santee last month. the state law enforcement division has charged 23-year-old gino brown with attempted murder. officials say brown fired a rifle at an orangeburg county deputy on january 16th outside coasters nightclub. the

returned fire. two sumter parents have been charged, after their nine-week-old baby was found with multiple bone fractures. 20-year-old alicia anderson and 22-year-old adam little are charged with unlawful conduct toward a child. police were contacted by the department of social services earlier this week, after the baby was brought to the hospital with a broken femur. after a closer look, doctors found other fractures, in various stages of healing. the baby is expected to be okay. chapin has a new police chief. seth zeigler is set to take take over the department today. he'll be sworn in at nine this morning at the council chambers at chapin town hall. zeigler, a chapin native, most recently served with the west columbia police department. he replaces former chief troy crump. we're just one day away from the first- in-the-nation primary in new hampshire. and the latest

shows donald trump is growing his lead in the granite state. 33-percent of those polled say the back the billionaire businessman going into tomorrow's vote. the race for second place is a tight one... between florida senator marco rubio, texas senator ted cruz and ohio governor john kasich. on the other side of the political spectrum... former n- double-a-c-p president ben jealous, has thrown his support behind democrtic presidential hopeful bernie sanders. the civil rights activist was in columbia over the weekend campaigning for the senator. jealous says sanders is the only democrat who can beat the republican nominee in the fall. 33 according to a washington

clinton is leading bernie sanders 55-to-36 percent... here in south carolina.33 still to come... you may be dealing with some frosty windshields for your morning commute. but that's nothing compared to what residents in other parts of the nation are facing.clear and cold to kick off your monday.expect more clouds and even a few rain showers later today.details next.live from

wisconsin good morning. topping "america's money" -- some volkswagen diesel owners could be in for a windfall. >> the automaker will offer generous compensation practices to those whose vehicles exceeded emissions limits. forget about lunch at chipotle today. all restaurants will be closed to discuss food safety. >> chipotle also begins a big marketing campaign this week. and this plug's for you. at least twice during post game interviews last night, peyton manning said he was looking

and specified budweiser. >> those two mentions worth more than $3 million in free advertising. >> that's a lot of money. and that's "america's money." you've finally earned enough reward miles on your airline credit card. now you just book a seat, right? not quite. sometimes those seats are out of reach, costing an outrageous number of miles. it's time to switch... to the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. and when you're ready to travel, just book the flight you want, on any airline and use your miles to cover the cost. now that's more like it. what's in your wallet? adventures from $599, plus up to $300 to spend at sea. come seek the royal caribbean.

33 authorities are going ice- fishing... but they aren't walking away with any fish... yeah... according to the lake geneva police department... fifteen vehicles broke through the ice after being parked on the lake. the drivers say they thought their cars would be okay. of the 15 cars... only five were able to be driven from the scene.

sustained severe water damage and are believed to be a total loss. officials say no people were inside the sunken cars. we're now going to turn our attention to your health. rochelle dean has a look at what is making headlines in the medical community. new research reveals that one portant vaccine may wear off more quickly than you think. with more... here's abc's

the medical minute. 33 still to come... your lunch break may be in for a change... what location is closing nationwide for a part of the day... stay with us.

gervais. if chipotle hundred

the meeting, employees will go over an updated food safety program implemented by the chain last month. if you think your broken smartphone is worthless... think again. according to tech blog... nine-to-five-mac-dot-com... apple will soon pay for broken i-phones. it's an upgrade to apple's current i-phone trade-in program... which already gives customers who trade their old model phone credit toward the purchase of a new model. the move is to encourage people to upgrade their phones... instead of just paying to replace a broken screen. for some the super bowl isn't all about the big game. eric, what can you tell us about a show- stopping half time performace? coldplay... bruno mars and beyonce took the half-time stage during last night's super bowl. and right after... we learned beyonce's performances won't stop there. this ad premiered during the commercial break... announcing her new world tour. the 40-date formation tour will kick-off april 27th... and will be her first

summer. tickets go on sale next week. and beyonce wasn't the only one... not on the football field... stealing the show. while eli manning didn't quite outshine brother peyton last night... he is getting a lot of attention on social media. the younger manning and quarterback for the new york giants was shown with a glum face after a play on the field... with the rest of his family celebrating around him. the image is being widely shared on twitter. after the broncos win... both eli and peyon now have two super bowl wins under their belts. still to come... we're starting with the most important meal of the day... and celebrating with a healthy and hearty dish... next in your day in history.

from main and gervais. 33 out the day in history. -cleveland signs the dawes severalty act in 1887-u.s. army resumes publication of stars and stripes in 1918 -americans secure guadalcanal in 1943 today is... national kite flying day... boy scouts day... and oatmeal monday.33 that's all 33 the time that we have for the

columbia. but we're coming right back. so be sure to

from main and gervais. captioning provided by caption associates, llc www.captionassociates.com. eric: good morning columbia. it's monday. thanks for joining us. i'm eric weisfeld. >> rochelle: and i'm rochelle dean. we're live from main and gervais.

>> eric: if you are having trouble waking up this monday morning, step outside, let mother nature wake you up with that cold weather. >> rochelle: no trouble at all when you step outside. definitely a chilly start. for more what you can expect as you head out the door, here's meteorologist jonathan kennedy. good morning, sir. >> jonathan: getting the kids to the bus stop and you to work, this will be a chilly start. this is a day the dog wants to go out immediately. if it was 60, they wouldn't want to go out. because it is 29, you dog owners will be out pretty soon if you haven't been already. chilly set up. 29 degrees, below freezing. traffic as we look down to the vista from the roof cam, not a lot happening, that's often the case but thankfully not a lot happening in the weather world. dry conditions, clear skies across the board. the clear skies are working against us, that will allow us to cool down more than we

seeing more spots dropping below freezing. we only have two spots, winnsboro and saluda, at the moment they are above freezing but the rest of us dropping down into the 20s for a lot of locations. wind out of the southwest 5 miles a hour, feel like 24 downtown. a very cold start to your day, winds won't help, wind won't pick up as well. wind gusts 25 to 30 miles a hour due to the cold front that will be coming through. that will change over the air masses, a lot of times when you have the temperature gradient set up from warm to cold and the wind picking up trying to balance out the difference. satellite and radar imaging nice and quiet, starting to see the precipitation hit the mountains on the western slopes of the appalachean mountains, nothing for us to worry about right now. weather off the coast of the carolinas, that won't affect us, that will move up and cause a

bringing wraparound preskip, snow and rain, we are looking at the fronts, that will bring two shots of cold. it will be relatively warm today, temperatures in the mid to upper 50s but much colder as we move in the work week, stuck in the mid to upper 40s for the highs, a couple spots may see teens for lows. it's not even valentine's, this is the time of year in south carolina, the last couple years we have seen some wintry storm in february but no type of wintry storm, just more winter canadian cold air coming down for us. but as of right now the good news is it will be nice and dry. >> rochelle: you had me at teens. that woke me up. >> eric: good news on the first hour on the roads. >> rochelle: looks like still good news, no trouble spots to

city, should be smooth sailing but if anything changes we will pass it along to you. and we also want to help you jump start your monday morning. >> eric: we have a quick rundown of your top morning headlines. it's an emotional end to super bowl 50 for panthers players and fans alike. the denver broncos dominated in last night's super bowl beating the carolina panthers 24-to-10 in last night's game. carolina panther corner back josh norman visibly upset on the sidelines. and cam newton showed his frustration post-game. the newly crowned leage mvp walked out on reporters yesterday after answering only a handful of questions. it's not the end to a near perfect season panther players or fans had hoped for but panthers head coach ron rivera is still giving his team credit and looking to the future. >> this is one of those things that will hurt, it will hurt everybody for a while. hopefully after a few days we'll get over it and we'll move forward. >> eric: our mike gillespie will have much more from last night's game coming up a little later on in sports.

says a suspect in connection with an attempted murder is back in custody. officials say saturday night tony gilmore was a victim of a robbery at transported to richland er where he was taken into custody. officials say when being escorted out of the hosptial gilmore broke away from deputies and fled. after a search deputies say they located gilmore yesterday in the 4800 block of monticello road. rochelle: and an inmate, who walked away from a job site in spartanburg, is back in custody. the south carolina department of corrections says james buckner faces new escape charges and will be placed in a higher level facility. rochelle: we're just one day away from the first-in-the-nation primary in new hampshire. >> eric: and the latest cnn/wmur tracking poll shows donald trump is growing his lead in the granite state.

the billionaire businessman going into tomorrow's vote. the race for second place is a tight one between florida senator marco rubio, texas senator ted cruz and ohio governor john kasich. the gop presidential hopefuls are working to win over voters after saturday's debate. abc news invited the party's top seven candidates to participate. carly fiorina did not make the cut. the candidates tackled issues like eminent domain, north korea and immigration. chris christie hit marco rubio hard and there were fighting words between jeb bush and donald trump prompting intense boo's from the crowd directed at trump. ted cruz found himself apologizing to ben carson for his caucus-night tactics. head to abccolumbia.com for more reaction and insight from the weekend debate. eric: and it's another democratic debate for hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> rochelle: cnn will host democratic debate in flint, michigan, next month. flint is the city currently dealing with a toxic water crisis. the march 6th debate will take place two days before the

primaries. it's part of a broader deal reached by clinton and sanders to add more dnc-sanctioned presidential primary debates to the schedule. eric: still to come, more on vote 2016. >> rochelle: there's too much to talk about! it's a race to get last minute votes in new hampshire leading up to tomorrow's first in the nation primary. >> jonathan: and a cold start to your monday, temperatures right around freezing for most of the area. look for a dry start, likely rain coming earlier today.

main and gervais. >> jonathan: 6:10 on your monday morning, waking up with dry conditions but it's cold. most of us around freezing as you head out the door early on. likely to warm it up near 60, we will see wind pick up out of the west-southwest bringing in cold air, it negotiates all we see. relatively mild this afternoon, but rain chances pick up, we will carry those rain chances into the early evening tonight. have the umbrella handy but i don't think you will need it until mid to late afternoon. >> rochelle: we're keeping our eyes on the skies. thanks, jonathan. rochelle: here's a quick look at stories that are making headlines across the country. after an uneven debate performance, a trio of governors is seeking to stem marco rubio's rise in new hampshire. abc's kenneth moton has the latest on vote 2016. >> it's crunch time the day

>> we need a political revolution. >> bernie sanders fired up, taking punches from bill clinton. >> this is about whether we can improve people's lives. >> the former president in new hampshire while hillary clinton was in flint, michigan, taking on the lead water crisis. >> it is imoral. >> the latest poll shows clinton coming in on sanders. trump has a double digit lead. >> the republicans fought it out during the gop debate but the attacks continued on the trail after jeb bush enlisted the help of former farst lady barbara bush. >> he brought out mommy because he needed help.

>> marco rubio spent sunday defending his fumbles. >> let's dispel this fiction barack obama doesn't know what he says. he is trying to change america. >> the candidates have a total of 40 campaign event today, trump, sanders and clinton are expected bring big rallies 24 hours before the first vote. kenneth moton, abc news, new hampshire. >> rochelle: that's not the only place sparks are flying. carolina fans feeling blue. >> eric: the carolina panthers coming up just short of one of the best seasons in franchise and nfl history. and the carolina women in a #1 versus #2 matchup tonight at colonial life arena. mike gillespie has your sports

>> charlotte product currey pounding the panther drum. the panthers have never won a super bowl, cam newton facing peyton. panthers down 3-nothing in their own territory, newton sacked by miller, he loses the football, recovered by denver for a touchdown. quickly it's 10-nothing, broncos. then a panther 73-yard drive. carolina down 13-7 at the half. second half, things not going so well in the fourth quarter, newton drops back to pass, fumbled the football, goes down to the 5 yard line. broncos have possession with four minutes to play, up six and

c. j. anderson with the two-yard touchdown run. broncos win super bowl 50, 24-10. cam newton and panthers stopped dead in the tracks. >> they played better than us, i don't know what you want us to say. they had more plays than us. and that's what it came down to. i mean, we had opportunities, there wasn't nothing special they did. we dropped balls, we turn the ball over, gave up sacks. through passes, that's it, they scored more points. >> we are proud how far we have come, proud of the team, proud of this organization, but

disappointed. >> this is a rematch from last year's game on february 9th, 2015, up? connecticut when uconn blew the doors off carolina. dawn staley certainly bringing the game up multiple time with her players knowing this time could be much different. >> there are somethings you need to take from it. they are to the points where, you know, our players are dejerked abo what happened, we did some really good things in that game. we don't want to lose sight of that, we did things we need to

>> uconn is ready, those 1-2 match up, that hype, we haven't seen that hype, they are an efficient team, they played hard, we weren't ready last year, but we are going to grow. >> we all grew, you saw we kind of grew from that game, so i think it really helps us out in the long run. >> that will do it for your sports minute to win it, i'm mike gillespie. eric: still to come, it wasn't the outcome carolina panthers were hoping for. but krispy kreme is looking to make things a little sweeter for fans.

gervais. rochelle: welcome back to good morning, columbia thanks for waking up with us on this monday morning. your time is 6:19. >> jonathan: let's take a bite out of your morning menu, sponsored by bojangles'. on the menu, chicken wings. >> rochelle: how many can you eat? >> jonathan: 12. >> rochelle: i think i could e e more than that. according to the national chicken council about 1.3 billion chicken wings were scarfed down for the big game. the ncc says that's enough wings for every man, woman and child in the united states to have four wings each. rochelle: and if you're down in the dumps over the panthers' loss, don't worry, krispy kreme is looking to turn the bitter loss into something sweet.

panthers football deal of 3.99 for a dozen glazed donuts this morning to celebrate what we think is still a pretty sweet season. and it is, a pretty sweet season. the weather not so much. >> jonathan: we could see better weather, we could see worse weather. >> rochelle: this is true. >> jonathan: it will be cold for us this morning, there's no other way to word it for you. cold this morning, we will warm it up into 50s around lunchtime. it will be breezy today as well so probably won't feel as warm as it is reading on the thermometer. keep it in mine, even though temperatures will be near 60, it probably won't feel that warm. have the jacket handy throughout the day, we will start out with sunshine, increase the cloud cover. cold front comes later bringing us a chance of rain and breezy conditions. later today won't be cold but it will be chilly, breezy and rain luckily around dinner time. >> rochelle: we still have to

as you head out, bundle up. >> jonathan: that's right. rochelle: we're checking out what will be making headlines later today. >> jonathan: here's eric with your "look ahead." >> eric: from super bowl 50 to super bowl caring. we can tell you it was all about giving back last night. that's the case for usc's "super bowl of advertising" class who did more than just get a good laugh. the class of 100 students got together to watch the game last night and rate the best commercials. they were judging them on likeability, persuasiveness, and brand identity. >> always watched the super bowl. always been around various sports. so it'll be a little different, but i'm going g focus more on the ads versus the game this time. but i'm still really excited to do it and to kind of be the voice for carolina as far as what our favorite ads is so that's pretty unique. >> eric: this year the car companies, soda giants and others had to shell out the big bucks. a spot cost a record-breaking $5 million. the super bowl advertising class will present the winning ad with

results are in. lot of money. >> rochelle: you would think they could put the $5 million toward something else but i guess you have so many people watching the super bowl. >> eric: they are reaping the rewards. >> jonathan: return on investment is good otherwise people wouldn't pay it. >> rochelle: this is true, there's always a reason. rochelle: still to come, the rainy forecast is calling for a closure. where you may have to take a turn for that morning jog. stay with us. we're live from main and gervais. hey, there. in today's "techbytes" -- the top twitter mentions during the super bowl. >> beyonce took the top spot, receiving more than 2 1/2 mentions.

anan the broncos with 1.1 million. many iphone owners are angry at apple. >> they're iphone 6s are showing an error. apple says it's a security feature. if you get the message, contact apple support. and has facebook put an end to the concept of six degrees of separation. >> according to the facebook site, if you pick any two facebook users, there's an average of 3.57 degrees of separation between them. >> and how many degrees of separation between kevin bacon still? those are your "techbytes." >> have a great day, everyone. (crowd cheering) abdominal pain. urgent diarrhea.

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33 newberry... the county sheriff's department says its residents are the continued target of scammer's. th eric: in newberry, the county sheriff's department says its residents are the continued target of scammer's. >> rochelle: they're making an effort to reduce this problem by hosting a free seminar on keeping this from happening to you. the event starts at 7:00 tonight at the newberry county sheriffff office. experts will talk about the different types of identity theft and how to protect yourself. they'll also alert you to popular scams you should be aware of. rochelle: and if you have

columbia riverwalk, you'll want to listen up. >> eric: yeah, the "moffatt" side is closed due to flooding today. once the flood waters subside, the city says they will announce when all areas of the west columbia riverwalk are open back up to the public. eric: no closures at the state museum. today's sensory friendly day at the museum. it's a day for schools and families with special needs. visitors will be able to enjoy a less crowded environment, designated quiet areas, light and sound reduction, and extra staff and volunteers in the exhibits. regular museum admission and regular show admission is still required. eric: today marks the nation's first and most horrific tragedy of the civil rights movement. >> rochelle: that's right, 50 years ago at then-south carolina state college the "orangeburg massacre" took place. three young men were killed and 28 students were wounded after south carolina highway patrolmen fired into a crowd of students and others on the campus. to honor the legacy of the massacre, south carolina state university is holding the 48th

today. this is taking place in the martin luther king, jr., auditorium. reverend josephy darby i serving as keynote speaker. the university is also recognizing dr. cleveland sellers and the orangeburg chapter of the naacp as recipients of the 2016 "smith-hammond-middleton" social justice award at the ceremony. eric: still to come, it's a mix of emotions following super bowl 50. >> rochelle: we're going to recap players reactions to that final score.

gervais. eric: good morning columbia. there is still a half hour left of your morning news. thanks for waking up with us. i'm eric weisfeld. >> rochelle: and i'm rochelle dean. we're live from main and gervais. your time is 6:232. creeping up on the 7:00 hour but not on the temperatures. you want to bundle up before you head out this morning. for more of what you can expect, let's turn things over to jonathan kennedy. good morning. >> jonathan: good morning, a cold start to your monday, it

a lot of folks had the super bowl parties last night, they stay up later than they normally do. but all in all it's relatively quiet. traffic is picking upon gervais and toward the vista from our roof cam. people are heading out the door, not stopping them, hopefully you can bundle up and stay warm first. we are not expecting action in the first half of the day, in the second half things will change up. temperatures are around the freezing. we were at 29 just a few minutes ago. 34 in saluda, those are the only spots technically above freezing. wind out of the southwest 5 to 7 but areas that are seeing wind will see more. it's feels like 28 in saluda. newberry 27 as well.

we are watching a few things here, we have a low pressure system off the coast, that won't bother us, that will move to the north and east, bringing rain. we are watching this cold front that will move through later today, it will bring us for one colder air, it's a cold front but a little chance of rain for us as well as well as breezy conditions as it pses through. look for the rain to be kind of mainly later this afternoon into tonight a fairly fast-moving system, not expecting a lot of impact due to the speed of it, it's going to get very progressive front and move through the area quickly, chance of rain probably most areas will be around a tenth of an inch or less. not expecting a lot of rain fall, nothing like we saw last week. temperatures all in all not too bad, it will feel colder than that, we are looking at wind gusts 25 to 30 miles a hour that will be out of the north and west. it will be cooler air coming in and we will feel colder air for

>> rochelle: you have the colder temperatures and bring the wind, it will feel colder. >> jonathan: highs in the 40s in the afternoon. we will see temperatures colder by 10 degrees later. hopefully your valentine can keep you warm. >> eric: let's see what is going on on the roadways. >> rochelle: the good news at the bottom of our half hour there are no trouble spots to report in and around the capital city. we're keeping our eyes on the roads, if anything changes we will pass it along to you. otherwise we want to help jump start your monday morning. >> eric: we have a quick rundown of your top morning headlines. so, let's get started. it's an emotional end to super bowl 50 for panthers players and fans alike. the denver broncos dominated in last night's super bowl beating the carolina panthers 24-to-10 in last night's game. carolina panther corner back josh norman visibly upset on the sidelines. and cam newton showed his frustration post-game. the newly crowned leage mvp walked out on reporters

handful of questions. it's not the end to a near perfect season panther players or fans had hoped for but panthers head coach ron rivera is still giving his team credit and looking to the future. >> it's one of those things that will hurt, it will hurt everybody for a while. hopefully after a few days or whatever it it's, we will get over it and move forward. >> eric: go more on the broncos win head to our website abccolumbia.com. eric: state police have made an arrest in an officer-involved shooting in santee last month. >> rochelle: the state law enforcement division has charged 23-year-old gino brown with attempted murder. officials say brown fired a rifle at an orangeburg county deputy on january 16th outside coasters nightclub. the deputy was not hit, and returned fire. rochelle: two sumter parents have been charged after their 9-week-old baby was found with multiple bone fractures. 20-year-old alicia anderson and 22-year-old adam little are

toward a child. police were contacted by the department of social services earlier this week after the baby was brought to the hospital with a broken femur. after a closer look, doctors found other fractures in various stages of healing. the baby is expected to be okay. rochelle: chapin has a new police chief. seth zeigler is set to take take over the department today. he'll be sworn in at 9:00 this morning at the council chambers at chapin town hall. zeigler, a chapin native, most recently served with the west columbia police department. he replaces former chief troy crump. rochelle: we're just one day away from the first-in-the- nation primary in new hampshire. >> eric: and the latest cnn/wmur tracking poll shows donald trump is growing his lead in the granite state. 33% of those polled say they back the billionaire businessman going into tomorrow's vote. the race for second place is a tight one between florida

senator ted cruz and ohio governor john kasich. eric: on the other side of the political spectrum, former naacp president ben jealous, has thrown his support behind democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders. the civil rights activist was in columbia over the weekend campaigning for the senator. jealous says sanders is the only democrat who can beat the republican nominee in the fall. >> terrance: when we look at this moment our country is in, our students in debt the way they are, bernie sanders is the candidate who i think every one is most clear will reign in these banks, will make sure they are accountable to us and won't see a repeat of the great recession we have just come out of. >> eric: according to a washington pos/abc news poll hillary clintotois leading bernie sanders 55% to 36% here in south carolina. >> rochelle: numbers we will continue to watch. eric: still to come, it's a cold morning but we're talking warm hugs.

of everyone's favorite snowman. >> jonathan: and a clear and cold start to your monday, expect clouds to move in throughout the day today, even a few rain showers for us this afternoon.

main and gervais. >> jonathan: 6:42 on your m mday morning, waking up with a very cold start. temperatures even by february standards below average, we are ranging from the upper 20s to lower 30s, most everybody below freezing at this point, that will be the case as you head out the door. bump it up to 40 by the time you head out, much colder air coming our way, we will see temperatures eventually climb into the mid to upper 50s.

breezy so it will not feel that warm but it will certainly be colder coming up later this week. eric: do you wanna build a snowman? there's one dad in montana that apparently does. >> jonathan: yeah, this snowman is a recreation of olaf from the movie "frozen." tate dunkel says it took him a week to create and he made it specifically for his daughter who has special needs. dunnkel says when he sat his daughter down to take a picture with olaf she stood up and gave it a big hug. >> eric: that's very sweet. >> jonathan: that's awesome. eric: we're now going to turn our attention to your health. >> jonathan: rochelle dean has a look at what is making headlines in the medical community. good morning, rochelle. >> rochelle: good morning, jonathan. good morning, eric. what a story to warm your heart. here is another one. palmetto health is celebrating february's heart month by getting you excited about your heart. at the columbiana centre, the hospital held a health fair to help you understand the risks for heart disease and stroke yesterday. from free blood pressure and bmi screenings, to activities for the kids, it was a fun way to get you thinking about heart

>> it's very important that you take care of your heart of course prevention is always the best measure and we are giving people a lot of information about how they can lower their cholesterol, lower their sodium, prevent diabetes, and all of the things will help them take care of their heart and keep it healthy. >> rochelle: if you didn't get a chance to stop by yesterday's health fair, palmetto health will be in the belk court again today from noon to 6:00. rochelle: still to come, it's the effect of volkswagen's emissions scandal. but a delay may be putting a hold to those results. stay with us.

gervais. >> rochelle: welcome back to good morning columbia. rochelle: volkswagen is still trying to figure out how damaging its diesel emissions scandal will be for investors. the german automaker says it's pushing back its annual earnings report, which had been expected march 10th. they say a new reporting date will be announced as soon as possible. the company is also pushing back its annual shararolder meeting, which was scheduled for april 21st. volkswagen has admitted to installing software in some of its diesel-powered cars that alters the performance of engines when tested for emissions. rochelle: president obama is

tax on oil. it would be paid by oil companies and would be used for clean transportation investments. the fee would only be applied to imported oil. reports say the proposal is unlikely to get through a republican-controlled congress. the u.s. imported 7.4 million barrels of oil per day in november. rochelle: the city is presenting palmetto health foundation with a donation for bosom buddies fund today. mayor steve benjamin will announce and present the total funds collected at the event. bosom buddies is a charity that works towards the end to breast cancer. the event starts at two this afternoon at city hall. rochelle: looks like beyonce is upstaging herself for super bowl 50. eric is here to tell us more. >> eric: beyonce is outdoing herself with a surprise music video just a day before her half-time performance at last night's super bowl. jason nathanson has that and

>> reporter: who could upstage beyonce -- except beyonce? and that's just what she did. one day before her super-bowl half-time performance. queen b released a surprise music video on her artist page with a new song "formation" offered as an expression of black pride. the video includes a cameo by beyonce's daughter, blue ivy, who dances with a group of girls. tiny dancer reporter: elton john also has a new album. it's called "wonderful crazy night" and sir elton promoted it with a wonderful, crazy stunt. he showed up with a piano at a london subway station and treated startled commuters to a medley of his hits. before the rocket man took off, he left a note behind saying: "enjoy this piano, it's a gift. jove, elton john." reporter: the directors guild of america gave its top award this year to alejandro innaritu who directed "the revenant." it's the second year in a row he's won the best-director award, last year was for "birdman." in the 68-year-history of the dga awards, no one has ever before won back to back.

the best-director oscar, so innarritu better get his speech ready. reporter: finally, movie goers kept their bear hug on "kung fu panda 3." the animated animals topped the weekend box office with a take of an estimated $21 million. "hail, caesar!" -- george clooney's comedy about old-time hollywood, was second with an estimated $11.4 million. "the revenant" stayed alive in third place. and that's what's happening in hollywood.d. i'm jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles. eric: still to come, there's a picture going viral on twitter. we're going to tell you why it's causing a media firestorm. >> jonathan: and wake willing up this morning heading out the door it will be cold. temperatures in the upper 30s, we weren't seeing any rain, i'll have details next.

main and gervais. >> jonathan: good monday morning, your time is 6:53. as you are waking up, i i is nice and dry but very coal. be prepared for the cold air, bundle up the kids as they head to the bus stop. we will see a reinforcing shot of cold air, a couple of them. cold front to the west, we will

start -- not necessarily to start but this afternoon. eric: a twitter photo of a mother and her twin daughters has the internet guessing who exactly is the mom in this picture? >> rochelle: yea and if you take a look you can see why. none of the smiling faces in the photo look old enough to be mom to 16-year-old twins. they are all beautiful women. the picture of the three in their car caused a firestorm on twitter after one of the daughters posted it with the caption "mom, twin and me." the shot was re-tweeted more than 18,000 times and received more than 29,000 likes. the trio put speculation to rest by revealing that the twins' mother is, in fact, the one on the far left raising her hand. the 35-year-old says she maintains her youthful look by

avoiding stress and focusing on emotional inner beauty. >> eric: i got it wrong. >> rochelle: i was showing it to you and you said i still can't guess. i spent five minutes looking at it. >> eric: it's great to see. >> rochelle: i hope i look as good as my twins when they are 16 years old, people can't tell the difference between us. eric: still to come, we're starting with the most important meal of the day. >> rochelle: and celebrating with a healthy and hearty dish next in your day in history. stay with us. we're live from main and gervais. >> jonathan: and we are waking up with cold air. you will certainly need a hearty warm breakfast to kickoff your day.

main and gervais. >> jonathan: and just a couple minutes before 7:00 here on this monday morning, a cold start for us and dry as well, that's good news. we will add cloud cover through the day, sunshine ahead of a cold front that will come our way, a chance of rain there.mild today but breezy, maybe won't feel that warm. after today much colder air comes our way. >> rochelle: those temperatures dipping down, get ready for it. let's check out the day in history. cleveland signs the dawes

u.s. army resumes publication of the "stars and stripes" in 1918. americans secure guadalcanal in 1943. >> eric: today is nationalalite flying day, boy scouts day, and oatmeal monday. you need warm oatmeal on a day like today. >> rochelle: and with the wind it might be -- >> jonathan: if you can brave the cold air. >> rochelle: put your hoodie on like cam newton and fly your kite. that's all we have. "good morning, america" is next. good morning, america. the denver broncos run away with the championship. >> the denver broncos have taken super bowl 50. >> their devastating defense grounding cam newton. >> the ball is out in the end zone. >> and powering past carolina. a super ending for

oldest qb to lead his team to