police say a group of teenagers went there to conduct a drug deal in the parking lot. >> 'cause they're looking out for safety concerns, in case someone tries to rob them. myra: ironically, investigators say the drug deal turned into an attempted robbery, and ended with gunfire that killed allen, and injured two others. police aren't releasing the specifics of who was doing what. >> and in this case, we believe these are stolen, and we're trying to locate where these guns came from at this point. myra: sergeant ben ford says these days, teens don't have to try too hard to get their hands on guns or drugs. >> if you're in the right circles, it doesn't take much. a little bit of money. myra: savon allen's stepfather told wyff that he was a young man with a big heart, but he got tied up in the wrong things. allen's aunt says, "he was just trying to find his way in the world, but he got lost." >> my condolences go out to his family, that he lost his life in this way. i'm very sad that he lost his life this way, but hopefully, other young people

mandy: -- myra: investigators are trying to figure out what the 15-year-old, who was a hillcrest, was doing with the 19 euros. a decision has yet to made whether she will be tried as an adult. myra ruiz, wyff news 4, live in greenville. nigel: -- carol: fire and rescue officials say a saved his dad's life tlou ridge fire and rescue say the boy and his father home when the team started hearing popping around six: 15. he woke up his father and they out of the home safely. the fire started with a heater in a bedroom. michael: no arrests so far after a hunter found the body of a man who had been stabbed, in a field in taylors friday night. the coroner identified him as 42-year-old jamie howard of greer. the hunter found him in a el on burrell road. if you know anything about this case call crimestoppers at , 23-crime. you don't have to give your name. the mosquito-borne zika virus in

an international emergency. the world health organization made the declaration over the zika virus. the virus has been linked to microcephaly, smalll brain, small head, in brazil. >> all agree on the urgent need to coordinate international efforts to investigate, and understand this relationship better. carol: it could be months before officials can prove the connection between zika and the birth defects. in the meantime, the w.h.o. says it's time to control mosquito populations, and do what it takes to prevent mosquito bites in at-risk people, especially pregnant women. the w.h.o. estimates the americas could see up to 4 million zika cases over the next year. michael: the fellas have landed. the sports team has made it california, there in preparation for the super bowl.

marc, live in san jose.brad: how are you, michael? it is opening night. it will probably be the craziest night of the week. we have one hour with each team on the floor, everybody at the time. we want to san francisco today to get our credentials and look at radiomarc: guys like colin coward, all the guys you have heard of are here. thwherever you tune in on your radio dial, you will get full super bowl coverage come all those people be here tonight for media day, a with housings of nfl fans, because they are lined up right behind us. as you can see, the line is deep. brad: they do allow fans into watch media day. i think they have a little earpiece they can listen twe just found this out, the denver bronc a small accident on the way to media day. the buses had a small accident.

interesting that happened at the way to media day. they will take the podium first. more from media day cominglive in san jose, brad fralick, wyff news 4. carol: thanks, brad. our sports team will bring you a pr from california friday night. you can catch "chasing a championship" at 8:00 friday night. michael: tonight's the night. after months of campaigning, people in iowa will caucus tonight. here's tom brokaw with a preview. tom: i'm tom brokaw in des moines, here in a place which is a tribute to iowa's past. but we're talking now about the immediate future, the caucuses tonight. there's so much anticipation on the republican side. who will be the big winner? will it be donald trump, or will it be one of the people who are chasing him very hard at the end, cruz and rubio? and who will be the losers? will some of them sneak in, as well? we'll have complete coverage of course tonight, not only on the republican side, but the democratic side, as well, where bernie sanders is closing

that will set up next week, what happens in new hampshire. nbc news will have complete coverage all day long and through the night until we have winners of the iowa caucuses. i'm tom brokaw, in des moines. michael: interesting night, interesting year. again, you can catch nbc nightly news live from iowa, next at 6:30 carol: so, what is the difference between a caucus and a primary? here is our nigel robertson with the answer. nigel: so, what is a caucus? well, a caucus is really a gathering of people at a school, community center, or church. they gather, they hear from the candidates' surrogates, and then they vote. for the republicans, it's easy. they hear from the surrogates, and then they cast their ballot. whoever gets the most votes gets the most delegates. but for democrats, a caucus is a little more complicated. caucus-goers gather, and then they literally break off into different sections of the room.

you've got an area for o'malley, and you have an area fe sanders. each area has to have at least 15%. so, lets say the o'malley group is less than 15%. what happens then? they literally have to decide wether -- whether they are going to go to the c corner or the , sanders corner. whatever corner they decide, that is where they then stay. those votes are then tabulated, and then, from there, the delegates are then awarded. michael: that was nigel robertson. we will keep you posted. volunteers from agencies, organization and hospitals are counting the homeless. it is a yearly count. the department od urban development asks each state to do this. volunteers ask homel where they slept the night of january 27th. they also ask for their first initial, last name, birth date, and the last four digits of their social security number. the number helps determine the need in each area. >> i always think the homeless

really is. what that shows is, we as the community, and the counties, are getting better relationships with the homeless, so they're more willing to come and talk to us about their issues. >> they helped us a lot, and nick even got a lot of people from tent city, the old tent city, off the streets and into places. michael: this is ongoing. volunteers will conto count until february 5. carol: certainly a w chief meteorologist john cessaric forecast. john? how does it look? john: look at these numbers. unbelievable. springlike weather outsinow. it is all liquid precipitation coming through the mountains. no frozen precipitation at all. the showers will make their way west-east quickly across the area. or the mountains, a slight chance of a shower in the western upsth georgia through. it will settle to our south. tomorrow will be cooler.

northeasterly wind by tomorrow51 in boone, liquid precipitation, 70 in elberton. how nice is that? the front will push through and produce showers in the mountains. patches tonight and early tomorrow morning, that could continue during the day as we get wedged in with a northeasterly wind in the upstate. we warm back up with a chance of thunderstorms down the road with a cold front. more about that a >> this isn't going to be a handout. it's a hand up. michael: a new ministry in the old jail. what's being done in oconee county, in an effort to stop the

going back in. it's a new ministry in an old jail. carol: it is a new ministry

inmates getting out. michael: wyff news 4's mandy gaither is live and local in oc mandy: inmates used to be brought in through the sallyport here, to be booked in. but pretty soon, this will be an entrance into a place to helpeme able to use the laundry facility. mandy: it may not look like much now, but soon, this old jail will provide a new life for those who come here. >> each bed will be repainted. we'll put new mattresses on each one. mandy: in part of the former oconee county detention center, there will be emergency shelter and a meal, for those without a home. >> these tables will be removed. it's going to be a nice sitting area for the individuals, so that they can lounge at night. over here, we're going to be putting in new windows, so that natural light will be coming into each room. mandy: the other part of the old jail will help inmates adjust to life on the outside. upon their release, this place will provide life skills

courses, addiction and recovery programs, a way to get a ged, and so much more. >> we want to break that cycle of individuals that keep recurring, going into the detention center and then getting out, and showing back up in the detention center. there's no making a life change. what we want to do is give them the resources, so that they can have that availability to find something different. a new life skill, a new talent, a new job skill. learn resources, resume writing so that they can be productiv, in life. mandy: officials with the ministry hope to be in here within the next couple of months. mandy gaither, wyff news 4, live in oconee county. >> we're very happy about that, because we feel like we've been long ignored over here. carol: they're calling it huge news for this part of greenville county. an upstate beverage company announces it's expanding in the area known as the poinsett

john: a live picture from asheville, cloudy skies with light rain continuing to spread across asheville and all of

i will ban upstate beverage company is michael: an upstate beverage company is expanding in a pa, of greenville county that some say has long been ignored. gree build its new 130,000 square foot flagship distribution center at the corner of poinsett highway and furman hall road. the company purchased the empty goodwill store building, and the land around it. greenco distributes beer and soft drinks. this area is known as the poinsett corridor, and is a major gateway entrance into

greenville county and western north carolina. right now, you will find many vacant buildings along this st county leaders call the announcement huge. >> it's a validation of the area as a potential location for potential commercial, and even industrial kinds of activities. michael: the new facility is expected to be open by the fall. no word yet on how many jobs the expansion will bring. carol: two upstate students hope they can help victims of domestic violence. they've come up with a new app, and it's in a national contest. greenville high school students marti gathings and shannon johnson designed an app for their entrepreneurship class. it aims to help victims of domestic assault. the app is called "safe haven." it would anonymously pair victims with a mentor, to provide coaching and support. >> we wanted to start this because we know there are so many people suffering from domestic violence, and we knew we could do something through this contest, so we wanted to help them out. carol: the app is in the top three of the world series ofof

the winner receives a software package to create and launch their app. you can vote for the app by visiting wyff4.com. we've got a link in our story. the link is on our facebook page, as well. voting ends at midnight. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. john: a little while ago, you heard live from california, brad and mark adding, they are in san jose, which is next to center clara. oakland is right about there. in california, the temperature right now, remember they are three hours back, so it is about 3:23 in the afternoon. plenty of sunshine, but cool. you are close to the pacific ocean. expect temperatures to upper east to around 60. then, it will cool down.

late tonight and early tomorrow, showers will spread across the area. the showers will probably come to an end by the afternoon and say -- stay variable clouds. then, it gets nicer. wednesday, a few showers possible in the morning. overture 59. thursday, friday, and saturday, a warmd maybe pushing 70 by the weekend. on super sunday, temperatures warming into the low 70's, mostly to partly sunny skies. perfect weather for the panthers as we go through the end of the weekask home, here at the showers along the front. the showers will spread across north carolina. they will continue to weaken as they make their way into the foothills of north carolina. a slight chance of a shower and the georgia mountains and also north of i-85 in the upstate. most of the showers will fall apart before they reach the upstate. a slight chance later on of a shower or two. light rain in asheville, but headed into north of waynesville, pretty good showers

afternoon at the greenvi missed the record by five degrees, 73 set in 1957. 67 this afternoon at the asheville airport, way above average. missed the record by seven degrees, 74 set in 1950. town square in laurens, mostly clear, current temperature 63. 59 in asheville in hendersonville, 66 in toccoa, as far as the wind, out of the south 5-10 miles per hour. humidity on the increase. it feels like spring. 71 in columbia, 67 in atlanta, 70 in savannah, 77 in orlando, 73 in miami, 74 in new orleans. 45 in cincinnati. the week front passes by, stalls out to south, major storm system moving from coloradthe caucus is going on tonight in iowa. luckily, the system will move in

where they wy to -- tomorrow. des moines could see a foot of snow by this time tomorrow. there is the storm system. our front is slowly pushing by. this is 8:00 tomorrow morning. look at the snow coming through overnight and during the day tomorr on tuesday, we will be wedged in. cooler conditions, then it goes warmer as the warm front passes by. we could see heavy thunderstorms rumble through, est and wednesday morning, and a wednesday afternoon. slight chance south of i-85. we will keep you updated. partly to mostly cloudy in the upstate tonight, 44 the overnight low in the m, cooler with a northeast breeze at five-15 miles per hour. developing in the afternoon, areas of drizzle, fog, and rain. highs in the upper 50's. not like upper 60's today. we warm up, springlike showers and thunderstorms on wednesday. thursday, friday, and we get, chilly ae unsettled sunday into monday. carol: super bowl media day in

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>> now, wyff news 4 sports. ricardo: super bowl week is underway in the bay area. both t preparing for the spectacle of super bowl opening night this evening. we head back out to san jose, and join sportdirector brad

good afternoon, brad.brad: we had to slide our live shot locatio about 15-23. here is why. check out the line behind me. this thing is multipllong for fans to get into nfl opening night. it stretches the entirth building at the sap center. honestly, it stretches as far as i can see. every jersey you can imagine,e montana to a cowboys demarcus ware jersey. ronco's and panthers fans mixed in. there is a huge crowd waiting to get in. i am waiting to get into opening night. you never know what is going to be said on opening night. wer the guy who has stolen the show each of the last two been years, it is the guy who said the>> i'm here so i won't get fined. i'm here so i wont get fined. i'm here so i wont get fined, i'm just here so i won't get fined.

stole the show by saying the same thing over and over ai don't think there are any panthers fans, or players rather, that are going that route. i think we will your most of them, most of them are pretty comical and like to have a good time behind a microphone. nfl opening night starts here in about d a half in san diego. it will run until 11:00, then we will wrap it up on the news at 11:00. n jose, brad fralick, wyff news 4. ricardo: thanks, brad. the fellas will be live in califo and also for our special friday night, "chasing a chchpionship." join us at 8:00, as we give you all the insight you'll need for the big game. south carolina returned to the associated press poll after two victories last week. the 19 and 2 gamecocks back at number 25, usc ranked 23rd in the coaches' poll. but a familiar team in the ap poll, out of the rankings for the first time in more than 8 years. duke not ranked for the first time since 2007, breaking a streak of 167 straight weeks in

the clemson men's hoops team will try to rebound from saturday's loss at florida state, when it visits winston-salem tomorrow night to take on wake forest at 8:00. the tigers, 6 and 3 in the acc, tied with 3 other teams for 3rd place in the league. the latest bracketology released by usa today has the tigers as one of the last four teams in the field. usc upstate's mike cunningham was named atlantic sun newcomer of the week today. it was his for -- for his performance in an overti.michael: spring is here. john: yeah, right. we will see what the groundhog says. 59 and cooler with drizzle, light rain and fog late tonight and during the day tomorrow. a warm-up was showers and thunderstorms on wednesday. carol: our next newscast is at 11:00.