bernie sanders are in a deadlocked race. but clinton stuck to her message that she's the most experienced and most electable. hillary clinton i am a better : candidate and thanks to you i will be a better president and i want yow. the issue is not just hillary clinton vs bernie sanders. bernie sanders it is whether the : people of iowa are ready to lead this iny different direction. you have a lousy record 16 years and you haven't picked a winner. please pick a winner this time, ok i'm gonna win. i'm gonna win. ted cruz the responsibility, the : role each of you has to vet the candidn the eye and distinguish who's telling the truth and who's blowing smoke. geoff: after the iowa caucus comes new hampshire. and then the south carolina primaries. here's a reminder for the dates the republican primary is on

followed by the democratic primary a week later on february 27. in georgia both primaries are tuesday, march 1. and, in north ca primaries are on tuesday, march 15. greenville county now. mauldin police say more arrests could follow after a teen was killed during a shoot out at bojangles. a judge denied bond sund watts. the 19-year-olds were arrest 15-year-old girl. the teens face s police say it all started with a dr they say that meeting turned inin shootout. investigators say d head. police say after the shootg the teens hid the weapons in someone's yard. they were found after one of the suspects told them where the guns were hidden. allyson: anderson county deputies responding to a shooting say a teenager shot and killed himself. --

17-year-old shot himself in the head. to the call of a shooting victim out of athat victim said he had been shot at a nearby home on williamston road.when they got to the car, they say he ran inside. that is when he turnedgeoff: investigators in taylors are tryin who stabbed a man to deat the coroner says 42-year-old jamie howard died after he was stab investigators say a hunter found his body in a field on friday. right now investigators are trying to figure out whether howard found on burrell road in taylors or if it happened at another location. call crime stoppers at 2 if you have any information. allyson: a man pleaded guilty to carolina. 43-year-old michael beno prison. he used a pellet-gun pis an attempt to rob the walmart in weaverville in january of 2015. the day before that incident, he

asheville. geoff: if you find yourself in downtown greenville today there's a detour to avoid. allyson: you can see a behind us. we have a closure onn street from court street to broad streetaly: midmorning. the reason for this closure today is so that then main rank equipment -- link acquit meant. if you are time placing exactly were that will be, it is broad street by the peace center, a block over here, to court it will be shut from 7:00 a.m. today until 5:00 p.m. tothey just finish their fifth season two wit is one of few ice-skating rinks here in the upstate. according to a sponsor, community bank has been a warmer but successful season. they said they had more than 70,000 skaters and were able to give money to charity. $1040 to camp courage this year

they also announced week they would be sponsor for the if you weren't able to come here this season, or you are able to come as much as you like, theneck -- the good news is the next season starts november of this year which crazily enough is only 10 months t this point. don't forget to avoid this area today. again, shot from 7:00 a a. until 5:00 paly myles live in greenville. geoff: brad fralick and mark over have made it there to california, landing in san jbrad: welcome to the west coast. about 2:00 a.m. on east coast and we have arrived.

they allowed us to get on a plane withjust the two of us. it is a tough job, but someone has to dwe are looking forward to later today. it is media day. media day is crazier than mark loading luggage. it is going to be a lot of fun. we are looking forward to it. we kick ofit is not even media day anymore, it isit is a primetime event. they are not bricks, but there are multiplots of gear. once again, mark, handling the dirty work as he usually does. we look forward to it. we will see you lageoff: is back is out this morning, apparently. are there bricks in that bag? we are following super bowl 50

dopher already there will they were begin their life coverage. i will join in later this week to begin ocoverage on news four today. on friday, we preview that big game with called chasing a championship. it is all right t 8:00 on friday evening on wyff 4. allyson: dale joining us again at seven after 5:00 is mike it we are lookidale: mild temperatures for the first halff the week. feeling more like spring and winter. cool temperatures come back for the lattright now, we have mostly cloudy skies, 52 deour downtown laurens skycam, light breeze o it a fairly nice beginning to the day considering this time of the typically, 50's are what we see for one or two sprinkles and north carolina, they will be an isolated 20%

mountains will start to get a little actthat will increase tomorrow and wednesday wi week with the slow-moving front. 42 in asheville, 54 in abbeville, greenwoat the d3 as we look at some of the piedmont c.laurens and 53, abbeville at 54. very nice and mild beginning to the day. a little breeze out of the southwest, any piedmont to 10, 13 in spartanburg. 11 in hendersonville. here is our four-day plus forecast. warm temperatures for the next three dayseven with the clouds. we will see a 40% chance of s tomorrow or the upstate and mountains.80% on wednesday. then it clears up and by friday, cold temperatures in the morninge back and daytime highs this week and are a lalwe go from average on thursday to below average for friday, saturday, and sunday. allyson: g.m. accelerates efforts to get self-driving cars on the roads.

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. geoff: 11 minutes after 5:00. an attorney says south carolina student has a chance to avoid prison. this after she was recorded spitng cleaner into her roommates' fd last year. hayley king's attorney says she has entered pre-trial intervention. and the fifth circui solicitor's office has placed a

with food on hold. king's two roommates told police they set up cameras because they were afraid of what king might do after fighting with her. allyson: a doctor is getting a 500-dollar fine after his 9 dogs died in his car two years ago. 65-year-oldcharles bickerstaff is a doctor from james island. he was arrested on 9 felony counts of ill-treating animals. hi he cared for his patients. he could've spent five years in prison for each count, but prosecut took great care of the dogs. he was also distraught after their deaths in 2014. animal advocates aren't happy wi geoff: in the upstate. a community to clean up a stretch of highway. earlier this month several community members, county council, and a state representative planned ban the trash clean-up. people living around the midway road area in anderson hit the street.

roadside over the weekend. allyson: the world's top selling automaker stops production at all plants in japan. the reason for the sudden halt. dale: good morning, we are

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dale: good morning, 5:16 is the time. here is our peace center skycam as we lo the liberty bridge in the background. it is lit and mostly cloudud and 54. not seeing what roads this morning, but we will see an isolated sprinkle and a couplea better chance in the mountains of northi believe morning into the afternoon. fog is going to linger in the

better chance of afternoon tomorrow, the upstate gets in on the action and wednesday maybe our wettest here is our future plus forecast as we rua few isolated showers here and there. the mountains will see a little more act continuing tomorrow into wednesday. mild temperatures for the next couple of compared to what we normally see this tim54 in greenville, 42 in asheville. low sicko a at 54. by the afternoon, we will see temperaturese upper 60's in the upstate. above normal. average this time of year is what we are seeing right now, 54. 65 is what we get up to a good 10, 11 degrees above what we to thasheville normally sees upper 40's. this time early february emma today, more like 64 a high nowhere near the record is 74. temperatures above normal the first half of the week. this will be the dividing line. once that passes through,

friday, saturday, sunday, cooler than normal for the end at least it looks sunny for the weekend forward -- to look forward to. billings at 21, denver at 25. cold in the northwest and along the canadian border.down south, mild temperatures for a few days for it e3the mountains will get up to 60, 61. possibly even 62 early afternoon. it just depends on showers. once we get light rain, it will cool dowupper 50's to upper 60's tomorrow.same for wednesday which is our wettest day s back for friday, saturday, and sunday and dn normal. 50 in the upstate, low 40's in thgeoff: 5:18 now and california officials are blaming a winter stor the weekend. the driver was killed after a giant tree fell, according to the san diego fire department. the the street and crushed four cars.

and a third was driving by at the time. allyson: a second virginia tech student in now charged in connection to the death of a 13-year-old girl who'd been missing since tuesday. nicole lovell's body was found on yesterday detectives searched a pond at virgina tech for evidence. a section of road near t part of the investigation. 19-year-old natalie keepers was arrested yesterday and charged with body. 18-year-old david eisenhs also behind bars, facing charges of abduction and murder. geoff: investigators are expected to release evidence and reports regarding a deadly amtraken philadelphia today. excessive spal cited as a factor in the may accident which killed eight people and injured more than 200 others. the national transportation safety board has yet to say why to it rounded a curve. allyson: so far, police in denver, colorado have not made an that killed one person and hurt 7 others at a motorcycle show. police say the fight between

stabbing. attorneys for the clubs are blaming each other for starting the fight. an attorney now says a colorado department of corrections officer fired his gun in self-defense during the ordeal. it's unclear whether or not the geoff: donations could help a retired police officer in ohio keep his k partner. according to the law in ohio if an officer retires before the k-9, he or she forfeits their right to purchase the dog. since the officer retired and the considered a healthy police dog the k-nine must be put up for auction because he is considered , "valuable city property." the retired officer's friend started a go-fund-me-page to help him buy the dog at auction. ajax was a dollars but officer matt hickey has already gotten more than $51,000 in donations.

cares about this. the outpouring. the calls that i've been getting from everybody the support it's just amazing. geoff: i think the dog agreed with all of thatall extra proceeds raised on the go-fund-me page will be donated to an organization that provides bullet proof vests for k-9 officers. allyson: turning to money matters now. malls are looking less crowded these days. according to research firm green street advisors occupancy at malls time since the recession. one of the biggest factors is e-commerce. as more consumers shop online, shopping centers are seeing a wave of store closings. with more market rents also appear to be slowing. geoff: general motors is kicking its efforts to build self-driving cars into high gear. the company is creating a dedicated self driving vehicles te

its goal it to figure out a strate in self-driving technology. the move shows self-driving cars are not just as a concept for g.m. any more. allyson: facebook and instagram are telling privs to take their business elsewhere. the social networks ar their policies to ban private gun sales on both platforms. in a s executive said licensed firearm retailers will still be able to post a services. but sales of guns by one person to another are not allowed. the company says it has systems in sales, and it will remove content that violates the new policy. geoff: in this morning's news 4 your health. a warning about melano researchers from the university of minnesota say women who were diagnosed with the skin cancer befo using indoor tanning beds at a

experts say indoor tanning signific of developing the potentially fatal skin cancer. allyson: women who eat more fiber during adolescence and early adulthood, could lower their risk for breast cancer later researchers from harvard analyzed large group of women over several years. they found the risk of breast cancer was lowered by up to 19% am dietary fiber. the greatest benefit came from frui geoff: the combination of diabetes and obesity in pregnant women may increase the risk their children will have autism. a new study from johns hopkins found the risk was almost four time obese and had diabetes before becoming pregnant. doctors aren't sure why the conditio but point out most children whose mothers have these risk factors will not develop autism. allyson: turning to our wyff 4 timeline, today is february 1. on this day in 2003, the space

while re-entering the earth's atmosphere, sending debris reigning down on rural texas. geoff: all 7 astronauts on board we an investigation determined that foam broke off the external fuel tank during lift off, damaging the shuttle's wing. savanna hi everybody, this is : savannah guthrie, i'm here in counci the day that iowa voters will get their say in after all of the campaigning and back and forth, i who will get their nomination. we're here right now at a trump rally and voters here are telling me that they plan to go out and caucus for him. some of them have never done so be the power of that name, donald trump. we're going to have a lot more on the race on both sides coming up on the today show. allyson: taking a look outside at our woodruff road skycam. earlier, construction on

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announcer: now, your live super doppler ecdale: good morning. it's really from our gives feels like it back to the city skyline of spartanburg, it morning. that is a normal high for this time of year but our weather n normal for the first few days through week. a couple of sprinkles showing up in northeastern georgia and that is all wupstate, isolated sprinkles. the mountains with a better chance of shfog will linger in the mountains until 11:0temperatures reaching the mid-60's. mostly cloudy for the ride home today.probably will not need the umbrella or jacket.

mountains lar today. high temperatures reaching the 60's. we will be spoiled the first few days of temperatures are coming back, especially friday. it will be in the 20's and 30's again in t reality will set it. -- set in. let's take a look at our u local rewind. let's take a look back at some of the photos you've sent in thut allyson: miriam says "as much my husband and i love the panthers, my granddaughter likes them just as much. we're able to last game against the cardinals." geoff: here is a selfie with luke keuchly. she says he's very to earth. by the way, a terrific football player. allyson: bryce chapman is seven, and he's showing his best dab. geoff: frances says this is her brother. he's a number one fan, has only missed one game because he was in the hospital.

t man. because it cannot all be panthers a sunset ,geoff: our news continues right now. announcer: you're watching live,h and weather with meteorologist dale allyson: happening today, the road to the whit iowa. the hawkeye state is choosing poll:0 tonight in iowa. geoff: also in this morning's he outside an upstate bojangles. three teens arrestst and charged. police now say more arrest could follow. allyson: the panthers touch down in san jose for the big game. our sports team is there following the super bowl preparations. geoff: great to have dale back on this monday morning. hopefully you enjoy your time off.