everyone working in their organization, the entire staff. announcer: you are watching live, local, breaking this is wyff news 4 at 5:00, in high definition. every l: we are back with more team coverage. the south carolina primaries are just one month away, and voter registration is tonight at midnight, the deadline. the one for republicans ended last week, and patrick hutchinson has more. patrick: we have seen them duke it out in the twitterverse, and campaigning through the states, namely the key ones in iowa, new hampshire, and right here in south carolina, where they want yourmrs. clinton: we are talking

patrick: they are looking to springboard their candidate, but to register first, and for democrats in south carolthe deadline is midnight tonight, but voter turnout could be hit or miss. >> we have got the primary election coming up, are you guys aware of that? >> yes, yes. but i do not vote in the primary. patrick: today, we talked about voter turnout. conway has been working as an election official in greenville county for 24 years. >> dissipation as a whole seems to be suffering. patrick: only 2.9% of registered them aquatic voters actually vote in the primary, impaired to 17% of republicans.

>> they still cannot turn out the numbers like the republicans >> i think everybody should vote. i know everyone thinks it is going to go the way it is going to go, but that is just not the way i was raised. patrick: no matter the turnout, greenville count>> are polling places are open, properly staffed, and we have enough machines or the number of people that show up. we plan and overabundance. >> do not argut it if you do not vote. patrick: if you are not registered yet, you have until midnight. go to scvotes.org and register with a valid drivers licenand greenville will have a

then on the 16th, the gop has an invitation, and then two days later, the conservative convention is set to take place the bon secours wellness arena. then on february 20, the first in the south primary kicks off for republicans, andlater, it is the democratic turn on february 27. gabrielle:: quite a few clouds hanging out there.nigel: john cessarich has more with why they are there. john: they are just hanging out. mid to low level clouds. maybe more than a couple of sprinkles, maybe even some patches that you can see on live super doppler.

partly cloudy skies and dry, and still some of that snowpack, another cool night. 43 in asheville. 52 in spartanburg. 53 right now in toccoa. northeast georgia, also in this is -- extreme part of the upstate, and we will talk more about this lback to you now, nigel and gabrielle. nigel: the panthers are repairing for their second trip to the supergabrielle: brad fralick's live in charlotte with how they are getting ready. hey there, brad? brad: they could be the fourth ever coach to win a super bowl that also won a super bowl as a player, and how about this?

bears' 1985 super bowl win, and ron rivera was there, and it might be the most memorable postgame celebration. , on, now paid we all know what i am talking about. shuffle. let's take you back. walter payton, jim mcmahon, singing and dancing to the super bowl shuffle. layers and coaches also had a reunion in chicago last night. -- players and coaches also had a reunion last nig>> you know what would be really neat? if you called him, so i called him, and he put me next to be speaker, and i was able to say hello to everybody, and it was kind of coming together to do something

brad: ron rivera can actually give these players some perspective, having been a 10 days or so, it will be like his biggest message, focus on the game. we are le tonight, brad fralick. nigel: and speaking of the panthers, t-shirt vendors are flocking to charlott success. setting up in charlotte coming all of the way up from the atlanta area, and he has a license to sell on the sidewalks, but he says what he is selling is not licensed by the nfwhile it is not a knock off, it rides a fine line between legal and counterfeit pr>> we have our gray area shirts. gray area is a street design that is not licensed by anyone,

nigel: all of the clothing is free of nfl trademarks and logos, and no arrests have been made, and the vendors say that police happened talkpolice say if you want to avoid any trouble, of things from the nfl and that that cheaper stuff may not be worth the risk. gabrielle: paying for everyone to go and see the panthers, team owner jerry richardson paying for them all to go to the super bowl. that is everyone from the interns to executives. he did the same thing when they played in the super bowl against the patriots in 2004. nigel: we will bring a special program, chasing the

and brad fralick and marc dopher will be there on monday, and then geoff hart will join them live, and this is all leading up to our s "chasing a championship" that will be on february 5 at 8:00 p.m.. and ahead tonight, a war veteran uses his wheelchair to help shovel snow in his community. gabrielle: and now, an upstate toddler's prayer goes viral now with more than one million views. here is the little girl, and the mother who recorded that special moment.

primetime lineup.after a big snowfall... few people enjoy shovelin nigel: after a big snowfall, very few people enjoy shovelingevery l: but when the snow fell recently in nebraska, and iraq war veteran found a resource way to help his community. here is brian. brian: about two hours. >> to slip or have to go tracing through the snow, hurt themselves.

a completely different attitude when it snows. >> i had half a dozen people stop to take a picture because they had not seen a chair like this bbrian: last year, he took this off-road wheelchair -- >> i came up with the idea of putting a snow blade on it you brian: and made some modifications. >> and that way, i can adjust the height as i push the snow. brian: every snowfall, justin anderson does his part, and brian: the community has supported me immensely with some of my life struggles and my tough times, having my leg amputated, and also with my fight with brain cancer, so this is kind of my -- this is my way of giving back. brian: running around is easier

>> it is very gratifying. it is nice to be appreciated. but even if i did not get any response, and nobody waved when they were driving by, i would still do it. brian: and working to keep his sense of humor all around. john: a live shot looking down

54 degrea man who brought nascar to life gabrielle: a man who brought nascar to life for many more than 50 years passed away. barney hall was an anchor for the motor racing network, and it was from competition's after a recent medical operation. he was 83 years old. nigel: tomorrow, the space shuttle challenger anniversary. it exploded less than two

disaster. all members of the challenger crew., including ron mcnair, who was from lake city, south carolina. investigators say superheated gas from an o-ring joint connected to the rocket boosters cause the tanks to explode. nasa will pay to view to its fall and crew members on thursday during a wreath laying ceremonygabrielle: firefighters working to keep flames from moving to a nearby structure, and one person inside we to escape safely, and some areas in the french quarter have been closed. it is still under investigation. nigel: the state of new jersey may take more control over atlantic city finances to save it from bankruptcy. governor chris chry officials have

gambling revenue dropped by 8% in 2014 alone, and half of the casinos on the boardwalk cap closed, and the city has lost 8000 jobs. chris christie says he expects new legislation to be introduced and pa in february. gabrielle: a controversial new plant to temporarily shut off niagara fap for of the discussion. state leaders in new york say two 115-year-old pedestrian bridges needo be replaced, and the hearing is set to be tonight at a nearby convention schedule -- center. crowds are expected. john: radar continues to show batches of rain well to oursouth, but coming out of the gulf of mexico, this could

tomorrow morning in particular south of i-85. not a lot of precipitation. it is really not that big of a deal. the live super doppler 4 hd is pretty quiet. partly cloudy skies. around gainesville, moving right on up, possibly into the upstate and in the anderson -greenville-spartanburg area. this precipitation is moving quickly off to the east and also to the northeast. it will turn at about 25 miles per hour. a couple of sprinkles in northeastethe extreme southern part of greenville county. a live shot in ashevilnow, overcast in the upstate. but as expected, partly cloudy skies. this is still on the ground, and

process it is going to take a mountain since we have had this snow over the past weekend. 37 right now in boone. 52 degrees currently in toccoa. this is mainly in the 50's, except for 49 degrees right now51 in clarksburg. 52 also in carnesville. 50's in hartwell. upper 50's also in elberton. low to mid 50's in the upstate. 57 in macon. 47 degrees in raleigh, so pretty chilly. here comes another cold front. this is going to push through with wind and much colder temperatures in the moun into thursday, tomorrow night, and into friday, and we might even squeeze out a

tennessee and north also friday morning, in particular. downsloping winds will compensate for the cold air and make it feel a little bit chilly and breezy, but not too bad. this is just in time for the upcoming weekend. it will be ne and dry. international falls, minnesota, 33 in chicago, and right now 79 degrees. not too bad. los angeles at 73 degrees, and boston not bad at 42 degrees. cloudy skies with a few sprinkles and some showers south of 85. some freezing conditions later as temperatures get to the low 30's if not upper 20's, so if we do have that fog, close to the ground if not right on the ground, and freezing temperatures, that could freeze fog. it is light freezing drizzle,

that.patchy morning sprinkles or a few patches of light rain early, east. mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies, up to 47 degrees in the mountains, so the wind and cold, some more flurries tomorrow in the mountains and also friday morning. friday in the upstate, sunshine and a high of 55, not bad. now, back to you guys. nigel: thank you. and a group is opening a one-of-a-kind store in japan, only for robots that will serve customers. the robots will greet and show customers around the store and will also sign new customers up for mobile phone service. there will be a human staff there also, and they will supporthey will also deal with credit

and personal infothe robot-staffed store will open in march in tokyogabrielle: well, during the winter storm last week, a mother in philadelphia was due to give birth, and not even the weather could stop it. she lived only 15 minutes away from the hospital, but baby brantley, who was not due for another month, could not wait. his mother deliver the baby boy herself on a snowy highway north of philadelphia. >> hit was a beautiful moment. gabrielle: he the scale at four pounds, eight ounces, and he and mom are doing wellnigel: it is a prayer heard around the world.

nigel: it is a prayer heard around the world, ligabrielle: more than one point 3

toddler's bedtime talk with god to facebook. mandy: even now, kathryn whitt cannot help but smile. >> she just took it upon herself to say her prayersmandy: on sunday, she and her husband recorded this video of their two-year-old in her crib. the family did not go through their normal bedtime routine. moments after putting sutton down, they heard noises, turned on the baby monitor, and watched throshe not only thanked god for her family, but santa claus, too. >> her being two and thinking through what you wanted to say

for, that was just unbelievable to us. mandy: wanting to spread the innocent love of a child to her family, kathryn posted the video on facebook, being shared and shared again, being watched worldwide with more than 1.3 million views. >> she has done more in her little two years of life for jesus than i have in my whole 23 years in life. mandy: sutton is not much for conversation with this camera, but that is ok. she reserves her talks for the one who matters mostnigel: amen. thank you for joining us for the news at 5:00. gabrielle: news 4 at 6:00 with michael and carol starts right

at 6:00, in high definition. michael: a chase, and a damaged patrol car. >> her story along with her childhood just touched me and inspired mcarol: getting to meet the wife of a candidate at school. michael: and the carolina panthers back in practice three days after that nfc championship win. they are pounding on towards playing for it all, and police officers -- carol: a federal appeals court has ruled that police can no longer use their tasers unless the suspect poses an immediate sathem is here. tim: michael and carol, this stems from the death of a person with mental health issues who refused to be arrested and died after police shocked him five times with a taser, and as a result, the fourth circuit court

enforcement offices should be on