the coroner identified the man as 61-year-old jimmy thomas. the wreck happened saturday afternoon on highway 9 close to jonesville. troopers say thomas was heading south when his car veered off the road. he then hit a ditch and a tree. hospital, where he later died. allyson: taking a look at the roads on i-85 around gossett road. when accident with injuries in greenville county on hunts bridge road and sulfur springs road. ems is or can the accident. also, ice reported in spartanburg countyn highway 9. the careful and watch for water. construction on woodru road could so you don run i-385. working on a power pole and the right lanes will be closed throughout the week. keep that in mind. [no audio] geoff: continuing coverage now, it's been a year since 16-year-old cobey smith was investigators are still smith's body was found on january 25, 2015, near sliding rock creek trail. that's not far from smith's home at heritage park. a candlelight vigil was held last night on clark street in the nicholtown community. family members tell us they are st

the coroner identified the man as 61-year-old jimmy thomas. the wreck happened saturday afternoon on highway 9 close to jonesville. troopers say thomas was heading south when his car veered off the road, he then hit a ditch and a tree. thomas was airlifted to a hospital where he later died. geoff: the highway patrol says a role in the deadly crathe 44-year-old died after being hit by a car while running on saturday. friends say he was training for a half marathon. troopers say van evera was running off the roadwa direction of a car along highway 14. investigators say the driver of a honda swerved to avoid him but ended up hitting any icy patch of road. the car hit van evera. >> he was a father to three children and he didn't come back from his run that day. i think when you look at it like that, it could be any of us out there. geoff: incredibly sad story. troopers say van evera died at the hospital. allyson: the hartwell dam flood gates closed yesterday after being open for the weekend. that marks only the 4th time in 54 years that those gate

the coroner identified the man as 61-year-old jimmy thomas. the wreck happened saturday afternoon on highway 9 jonesville. troopers say thomas was heading south when his car veered off the road. he then hit a ditch and a tree. thomas was airlift hospital, where he later died. geoff: the highway patrol says this weekend's winter weather played a role in a involving a tri-athlete. 44-year-old andy van evera of greer died saturday. friends say he was training for a half-marathon. troopers say van evera was running off the roadway in the direction of a car along highway 14. investigators say the driver of a honda swerved to avoid him but road. the car hit him. >> he was a father to three children and he didn't come back from his run that day, and i think when you look at it like that, it could be any of us out there. geoff: troopers say van evera died at the hospital. allyson: the hartwell dam flood gates are closed after opening friday. it's only the fourth time in 54 years those gates were opened. the water was five f than its targeted level aft

. >> officials say saturday 61-year-old jimmy thomas ran off the highway 9 just outside of jonesville. a ditch and then a tree. officials say the driver was wearing his seat belt but then died a short time later at the hospital. following the blizzard, it's a tale of two cities. new york did well following the big snowstorm while our nation's capital struggled a bit. officials blame washington, d.c.'s relatively small snow budget. federal offices and schools remain closed in washington, d.c. today as well as airlines that are still working to restore their schedules with more than 2500 cancellations and delays yesterday following that weekend storm. >> there's less than a week before iowans head to the polls and the democratic presidential candidates are hoping to sway some votes their way after last night's town hall. abc's lona zack has the latest on vote 2016. >> the countdown to the iowa caucuses is now being measured in hours. >> 171 hours. that's how long we have until the iowa caucuses. 171 hours. >> ted cruz seeing his poll urged voters to turn out. >> because it's now or neve

the coroner identified the man as 61-year-old jimmy thomas. the wreck happened saturday afternoon on highway nine close to jones though.-- jones though. south when his car veered off the road, he then hit a ditch and a tree. thomas was airlifted to a hospital where he later died. allyson: highway patrol says winter weather conditions played in a deadly crash that killed a try after -- triathlete. friends say he was training for a half marathon. troopers say van evera was running off the roadway in the direction of a car along highway 14. investigators say the driver of a honda swerved to avoid him but ended up hitting any icy patch of road. the car hit van evera. troopers say he died at the hospital. geoff: the hartwell dam flood gates closed yesterd being open for the weekend. that marks only the 4th time in 54 years that those gates had been opened. spectators stood near the dam to watch the water had been at 662 feet two feet over what's considered full pool during the summer months. with a forecast of even more rain over the weekend the de

the coroner identified the man as 61-year-old jimmy thomas. the wreck happened saturday afternoon on highway 9 close to jonesville. troopers say thomas was heading south when his car veered off the road. he then hit a ditch and a tree. thomas was airlifted to a hospital, where he later died. greenville public works and the scdot say there are no reports of any major damage to roads from the storm. greenville used a salt solution or brine on the roads instead of studies showed the sand in the past was causing more problems plus water runoff. city officials say the other reason is because they constantly fix roads as soon as problems were reported. the man accused of shooting and killing a good samaritan in catawba county didn't speak to a judge during h appearance in court. marvin lee is charged with murder. sheriff's deputies say lee was driving during friday night's snow storm and got stuck on ice. jefferson heavner and others stopped to help him, but decided to call the sheriff's office because lee appeared to be drunk. that's when authoriti

a fourth death in south carolina has been attributed officials say on saturday, a 61-year-old jimmy thomas... ran off highway nine... just outside jonesville. authorities say the vehicle hit a ditch, then a tree. officials say the driver was wearing his seatbelt... but later died at the hospital. nationwide.. at least 42-people have died as a result of the snowstorm. and following the blizzard... it's a tale of two cities. new york did well following the big snowstorm, while our nation's capitol struggled. officials blame washington d-c's relatively small snow budget. federal offices and schools remain closed today in washington, d.c. and airlines are still working to restore their schedules... with more than 25-hundred cancelations and delays weekend winter storm.33 still to come... snow recovery continues on the east coast... but along the west coast... el nino is still packing a punch. we're talking about a force of nature... causing residents to flee their homes.clear and cold this morning with temps in the low to mid 30's.but warm air will return today with highs back in the 60's. and

the coroner identified the man as 61-year-old jimmy thomas. the wreck happened saturday afternoon on highway 9, close to jonesville. troopers say thomas was heading south when his car veered off the road. thomas was airlifted to a hospital, where he later died. carol: greenville public works and the sc-dot says there are no reports of any major damage to roads. for the first time, greenville used a salt solution, or brine, on the roads instead of sand. studies showed the sand in the past was causing more problems to the roads, and to the water runoff. city officials say the other reason is because they had a plan in place to constantly fix roads as soon as problems were reported. >> we'll send a crew out. we have a pothole repair team. that's what they do, all day long, every day. we will just hit those hot locations. and also, we rely heavily on customers, our citizens, calling in, letting us know if there is a pothole. carol: if you know of any problems, you are asked to call your city or county public works, or state d.o.t. michael: on that

troopers say 61-year-old jimmy thomas' vehicle ran off the road in union county and hit a tree saturday afternoon. thomas was reportedly wearing a seatbelt and later died at the hospital from his injuries. we are also learning more about one of the other three victims who died in the storm. highway patrol officials also say the winter weather played a role in the death of a jogger who was hit by a car. the greenville county coroner's office says 44- year-old andrew van evera of greer was jogging saturday afternoon when he was hit by a vehicle driving toward him. troopers say an icy patch in the road caused the accident. family and friends say van evera was training for an upcoming half- marathon. the accident remains under investigation. washington, d-c residents are working to dig themselves out from under the heavy amount of snowfall over the weekend. the historic winter storm dumped more than two feet of snow throughout the area late friday night into saturday. plows have been working around the clock to clean major roads. in the clean-up efforts, clearing sidewalks and digging out t

first representing the crimson tide, coming to us live from her home in tuscaloosa, please gigi thomas. >> jimmy: hello, gigi. what are you majoring in? >> restaurant, hotel management and modern computer science. >> jimmy: computer science. restaurant -- so you'll either be a computer scientist or work in like a shaky's, right? >> correct. >> jimmy: you're a big alabama fan i presume based on your -- >> born and raised. >> jimmy: what's that, bear bryant on your wall? >> mm-hmm. the man himself. >> jimmy: you're not kidding around. let's meet your competitor tonight. she's a ph.d. student at clemson coming to us from her apartment in that very city. please say hello to kimmy. hello, kimmy. [ applause ] >> hi. how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well, kimmie. you are all decked out in your school. >> i am. >> jimmy: is that what you wear to the games? >> that is what i wear to the games. all 14 of them. it will be the 15th this coming monday. >> jimmy: so you're a little bit superstitious, huh? >> i'm very superstitious. >> besides wearing the same clothes, i actually have a best friend who went to

like the time demaryious thomas wore shoes he painted while cashing peyton manning's record >> how much does jimmy charge for the players. for their custom cleats. he wouldn't tell us. but says it's not over the top. he says on average he paints the shoes of 6 to 8 broncos players per week. >> .

police say the suspect ran towards thomas nelson community college authorities ordered everyone at the school to shelter in place as police searched the area are jimmy lee has more than i knew going into place to play as he was doing something happening at the please donate with tyler nelson was sitting in his acting class at thomas nelson community college and the school sent a campus wide alert lot to do it tonight and one in the money will now hit the pentagon say this man was ordered to shelter in place after a suspect on the run was seen heading towards campus said the bases with two saves a lot like this up in this city and to get to hold leah. this stems from a traffic stop on highway sixty four was a trooper stopped a nissan ultima for speeding while the officer was running the passengers got out of the car and started running across the highway as we take every class may be made to the excuse of being sick after two hours with leif was scary it is doesn't happen often so anyways i was going bowling. it was really into the library has been like two hours in a lot going to drive her car in the initial traffic stop was charged with reckless dr

third quarter and battled back in the second half to within one on jimmy butler's game high 27 points. down the stretch we go, isaiah thomas helped keep the boston lead. chicago with two big buckets. team high 22 points from jared added a double-double. with 18 points and 11. 110-101. and congratulations to jerry york, d.c. head hockey coach. he picked up his 1,000th win tonight. we'll be right back. dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save for retirement and college - times two. i get that it can be overwhelming, because i' m living it. but i always tell people - saving' s not that complicated. you just have to work with what you have. if you have a question about saving, ask me. sincerely, alex payne. >>> the reason that 78% of people look forward to the super bowl is not the game, but instead the commercials. >> and tonight, we are getting a first look at bud light's new ad. amy schumer and seth rogan suiting up. this clip falls in line with a new statistic that 95% of humor. >> last year's were so that and puppies. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" s

thomas, alex @mac and gary. @no new news with johnny manziel, @still time left in the day, @though. @how long until hue jackson, @jimmys haslam say that's enough? @maybe they have. @let's focus on the new head @coach, the greater cleveland @sports award, haslam says he's @excited about the new head coach @and has no problems with jack @calling his own plays, not @deferring to an offensive @coordinator. @>> he said, listen, it's one of @the things doi best, i don't @want to delegate that at least @early on. @and we're enthusiastic about @him. @why would you have one of the @best play callers in the league @not call plays? @>> one week from today, super @broncos and within the hour, the @under dogs have landed, peyton @manning and the denver broncos @have arrived in california, @landing in san jose, just before @6:00 p.m. @eastern time. @as super bowl week is here, get @ready for it, the broncos are @5.5 point dogs, the panthers @will arrive later tonight. @>> to the indians, you can read @it on the screen, 64 days until @opening day, and a lot of @excitement this weekend. @with tribe fest. @you almost wonder if it would

jimmy butler has become the star of the bulls he . scores on the break. butler with a double-double before halftime. isiah thomas with a 3 pointer . the celts went on a 17-6 run to the most points for boston in a first half this year. celtics win, 110-101. and they are off. the patriots left gillette stadium early this afternoon, heading to the airport and then to denver for sundays afc championship game. the pats wanted to get one last practice in, which they did early this morning. for the 10th time in 14 years, tom brady leads the pats into the afc championship game. >> they are a tough team to prepare for. two really good days here. the guys are locked in. game time. >> they are all good players. they have a good quarterback. it is going to be a lot. there is no better matchup. different team with a different mindset. s they have quick receivers. a big tight end who can run and catch. they don' t have tom brady. it is a tough task. jamie: eric crew is -- are crew is in denver. they are live from denver, starting tomorrow. all the way to colorado, to eat at -- shelley: going to be a fun weekend. tom: still to comment, a spectac

thomas as well. kyrie has not played enough games. sports awards. it gave him another chance to comment on johnny manziel. believe it, don't believe it, but jimmy is keeping it professional. he insists they can still work things out with johnny. question about that. we talked to johnny before he left, and i know a big deal was made and we got 53 players on the active and 10 more. there were a couple other real prominent players so i'm sure they will get around to talk to him. >> dan: are you okay over there? thursday night and it is time for the z awards. let's roll. >> tony: the z awards are scenes. >> this little guy is out of his mind. >> tony: we had kinder gentler moments. [applause]. >> tony: we had some tougher moments. moments. stunned wake forest. >> tony: and sometimes we didn't even see it coming. >> shots scores! >> tony: that's one way to score a goal. here is another. >> great skill and watch it go! this young man is a sensation! >> he is out of his mind. >> tony: kids will be kid. and sometimes adults will be kids. but the number one moment of was spectacular. touchdown! touchdown! >> tony: with that we are out of here and taking

. >> all right, jimmy, you found a possibly obscure monument. what is that? oh, i know what that is, thomas edison -- is that finish -- no. what is it? that's the monument in fort be green park in brooklyn. that. what else is going on? >> well, 7:30 -- just about, 7:29, we're very early for this. dr. oz is in the house, he's making another house call to us, and we're going to talk to him about charlie sheen. he's got some interesting information which, whatever, i don't understand this. how could he do that? and the doctor is like, okay, wait and save it for the air. >> charlie sheen is not following doctor's orders. >> okay, that's it. don't say anything more. >> okay, fair enough. mike woods, what's up? [laughter] >> did you ask dr. oz about your arm? >> i just realized he was sitting right here. gosh, i could put him to work. >> we call him for everything. >> i know. anything. [laughter] >> persistent could cough. >> poor guy. anyhow, let's show you what's going on out there. but the sun kind of fades away and eventually a little bit of rain mixed with snow comes this way too. let's show

jimmy justice so upset in this video? these new york city sanitation enforcement agents are blocking a bus stop. >> look, the buses can't get through, can they, thomas? >> yeah, yeah. >> look, skippy. can the buses get through? no. they can't get through because of you. they can't get through because you parked your official vehicle, blocking a bus stop. a designated "no standing" zone, skippio. they parked not at the edge of the bus stop, to allow room for the buses to come in and out. they're right in the middle. it's disgusting. >> jimmy isn't only furious because of what he sees here at the bus stop. minutes earlier and a few blocks away, he caught these same sanitation enforcement agents blocking a fire hydrant. >> you're parking your official city vehicle blocking a fire pump? you ought to be ashamed of yourself. you're supposed to enforce the law, not violate the law. are you allowed to park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant in new york city? >> yes. >> you are? so you don't even know the laws. >> get out of my face, please. >> jimmy's not surprised he catches these agents with his camera, twice. first at a fire hydrant and then at a bus stop.

in the second quarter, jimmy butler, who has become a star he had a double-double before halftime. isaiah thomas had a three-pointer. they win, and tonight's game in philadelphia postponed until tomorrow night due to the snowstorm. let's talk about the new england patriots, they are off, they are in denver now. they left gillette stadium early yesterday afternoon after tom brady and the guys had an early morning practice. they're set for tomorrow's afc championship game at 3:00 against the broncos. >> they're a tough team to prepare for, but we've had two really good days here and finish up a lot of energy today. i know the guys are locked in and you know, got a lot of time on our hands between now and game time. >> they're all good players, they've got a good quarterback. he makes them even better. it's going to be fun. as a competitor there's no better matchup. >> again, this is a different game, definitely a different team with a different mindset. >> they've got a lot of quick receivers and then they have a big tight end who can create space, so, you know, and then they have tom brady, so i

thomas. >> hi, jimmy. what are y you majing in? >> restaurant, hotel management and modern computer science. >> jimmy: computer science. restaurant -- so you'll either be a computer scientist or work in like a shaky's, riright? >> correct. >> jimmy: you're a big alabama fan i presume based on your -- >> born and raised. >> jimmy: what's that, bear

thomas. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: hello, gigi. what are you majoring in?