aly myles joining us live again. allyson: look at her. aly: good morning. i promised you a a the beginning of the show that i would get in one of these. currently in scooby-doo.just one of the text to monster jam this weekendyou can go tonight, tomorrow, and these things are massione of those tires is the exact size as me.e driverf this truck is one of the only women in this field. we will be talking to her later tonight to check on her interview. tickets still available to mgo to our website for more details. aly myles wyff news 4 live at the bon secours on this arena. geof client there but not later. allyson: aly myles is in scooby-doo. geoff: let's get with chris on the weather. chris: a cool start to the day. light over the spartanburg skyline and chilly out there. 32 degrees and we warm up nicely today under clear skies.34 degrees in anderson, clemson at 41. 35 from asheville hendersonville. we see loads of f nshine in the greenville area. expect 50 degrees near lunchtime, 55 by the afternoon. a much cooler day and the north carolina mountains where hi

meteorologist myles henderson is moments away bring us. new details-- york county police say they arrested a man after he robbed a walgreen )s pharmacy in yorktown. it happened yesterday on route 17. officials say they quickly caught the robber-- but right now they are not sure if other drug stores in the area. and in virginia beach-- police are looking for the person that pharmacy there. it happened yesterday morning just after 10 on pacific avenue. officials say the man you see here walked into the store-- threatened employees-- and demanded drugs. once the robber got the drugs-- he took off. no one was hurt. if you know anything about this guy-- take action and call the crime line. on the military watch-- the navy could soon get rid of all of its gender-specific titles. the navy secretary has ordered the service to consider removing any reference to "man." that means nearly two dozen names could go, including airman, yeoman and seaman. the change is part of a move to integrate women in all roles of the military. the pentagon has now bee

aly myles wyff news 4 live in travelers rest. geoff: thank you, aly. the school district also wants you to know that bus transportation will not be available for the peop live in these school attendance areas. the elementary schools include gateway, heritage, mountain view, skyland, slater-marietta and tigerville. the middle school areas are blue ridge and northwest middle schools. travelers rest and blue ridge schools. again, this is for students who live in these atte that includes students both assigned to these school and those attending other schools on choice. allyson: taking a look at the road conditions greenville , public works and the sc-dot say there e e no reports of any storm. greenville used a salt solution or brine on the roads instead of sand for the first time. studies showed the sand in the past was causing more problems. plus, water run off. city officials say the other reason is because they constantly fix roads as soon as problems were reported. meanwhile, south carolina taxpayers are still footing the bill from last year's winter

aly myles, wyff news 4, live in downtown hendersonville. myra: taking a look at the roads now, this is our woodruff road skycam. you might want to give yourself a few extra minutes to warm up the car and defrost the windows. ice on the roadway on rutherford road near spring street and scenic drive in traffic news this morning. turning to commitment 2016 now, sparks in south carolina as the democratic presidential candidates faced off in their on stage. from charleston with more. patrick: we came into this debate with two democratic candidates sparring out over the last couple of weeks and one of the candidates not sure he would be invited to the nbc debatein charleston, big groups of energetic supporters cheered for hours before the debate. o'malley carried that sparring to the stage in front of the south carolina crowd days before the iowa caucus. build on the affordable care act and improve it.senator sanders: what we have to million people still have no health insurance.clinton: he voted against the brady bill five times. he voted for th

myles hendersons live vipir forecast warmer with more clouds... temperatures will be warmer throughout today with numbers mainly in the 40s this morning and highs in the mid 50s this afternoon. expect more clouds today with an isolated shower possible. the warming trend continues for thursday with highs in the mid 50s. expect mostly cloudy skies again tomorrow with an isolated shower possible. a norfolk state women s basketball player is fighting for her life -- athletic director marty miller confirmed today that junior amber brown is in a coma with a medical condition. they say she was found unresponsive in her dorm room on new year s day. no word yet on what her condition is now -- right now she is at sentara norfolk general hospital. norfolk state plays florida a- and-m at home this saturday. mathews county deputies are trying to figure out how a woman s body ended up in the woods. authorities began their search 41- year-old )s husband reported her missing from her home in neighboring gloucester county. virginia state police found her body off

aly myles wyff news 4 live in asheville. allyson: thank you. the east coast is also preparing, even the president of the united states isn't immune from the headache that by driving. traffic normally clears out for the president, but that cannot the motorcade passed several accidents as presidential vehicles slid across slick roads and the president arrived at the white house safely. local doctors are warning that the elderly and young are most at risk with this wintry weather on the way. doctors at greenville memorial hospital say they're expecting to see people with injuries caused by slips and falls , sledding accidents and frost , bite. doctors say they're most worried about hypothermia among the elderly. doctors say make sure you bundle up doing everyday things. allyson: also concern for flights. american, southwest and delta airlines will waive ticket change fees and fare differences for customers who want to postpone their trips. those airlines are issuing travel waivers to customers who are expecting delays and cancellations. myra: don'

aly myles live in greenville. geoff: thank you. today, vice president biden takes to the airwaves as the white house continues its gun control push. allyson: nikole killion joins us live with on what the vp is doing. nikole: good morning. vice president joe biden is connecting a series of interviews today with communities that have been hard-hit by gun violence. it follows an emotional address by president obama. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. nikole: surrounded by parents of children who died in other shootings, the president laid out several executive actions that include for crying more dealers to get licenses and carrying out background checks. >> we know we e nnot stop every act of violence or evil in the world. maybe we could try to stop one act of evil, one act of violence. nikole: again, the president already facing some pushback from several republican lawmakers, including house speaker paul ryan who said the president is undermining liberty. allyson: president obama will give his final state of th

aly myles wyff news 4 live in greenville. allyson: thank you. frozen pipes are also a worry in this cold. geoff: if you have a loss in water pressure, or you hear odd noises coming from the walls, your pipes are likely frozen. chris corley the owner of corley plumping air and electric has some basics for you to follow. >> the basics are, water running, keep the heat on the pipes, know where to turn the water off, close foundation vents, take your hoses off the hose bibs, and make sure the heat stays on in your house. corley also says to have the number of your water provider handy for emergencies. don't forget we have all your , full forecasts, interactive radar closing and delays on wyff4.com and our wyff 4 app. stay up to date with the latest alerts so you don't get surprised when you walk outside in this arctic air. it's all at your fingertips. allyson: watch out for patches of black ice where standing water may have in this morning. we do have an accident. this is i-85. clear and interstates but accident on parent circle in spartanburg count

aly myles wyff news 4 climbing clemson. allyson: taking a look at the roads, i-85 starting to turn into a rainy and icy mix but not good conditions on the roadways. this is highway 290 that had six accidents earlier. you want to watch out for that. accidents have cleared. anderson county at i-85 at mile marker 29 in the northbound lanes, accident blocking the lanes. downed trees and pickens county and anderson county. also, want to take you through some stranded cars on i-26. that is near highway 64. roadway conditions in asheville are not good. hendersonville, to stranded cars on i-26 in the flat rock exit and when you're the biltmore if you do not have to get on the roadways, stay at home. if you do, drive safe and give yourself extra time. geoff: thank you. in the weather center with chris, and we have seen this storm change are magically. chris: -- storms change dramatically. chris: it has been, and it will pile up. as you move from rutherfordton, three .2 inches, blackrock at three .8 inches. for them greenville at abo

aly myles wyff news 4 live in greenville. geoff: one more look at the winning numbers 8, 27, 34, 4, , 19, and the powerball, 10. commitment 2016, the republican presidential candidates face off in the first debate of the year. the debate is tonight and it allyson: fox business network will host the debate and focus on economic, domestic and international policy issues. it will be held at the north charleston coliseum and performing arts center. the undercard debate earlier in the evening will feature these candidates, and senator rand paul do not qualify for the main de is boycotting the event. they will debate sunday in charleston. geoff: the man accused of shooting down nine people inside the emanuel ame church in charleston is mentioned in the journal of a gunman in a deadly theatre shooting. louisiana police say that last summer, john hauser killed people in the theater before shooting himself. they released a copy of his journal which tanked dylan roof for, quote, "thank you for the wake up call, dylann," referring to dy

that's where wyff news 4's aly myles joins us live. aly: this is actually as close as we can get to that area, which is still shut down months later. closed behind me. highway 702. as you said, it was one of the hardest hit areas here in the upstate. pretty calm now, but let me show it is still shut down. we saw a bridge closed sign about half a mile back. let's take a look at video from the october flooding. you can see trees submerged as the water rushes by. the surrounding area flooded. we also have video from the chinquapin subdivision. flood waters overpowered a pond's emergency spillway. this is one of many areas that sparked the federal government to take action. fema aid is available in 24 counties across the state, greenville, spartanburg, and greenwood counties. again, this deadline is only for damage from october's record flooding. you do have to get that in by today. aly myles, wyff 4, live in greenwood county. geoff: thank you. the historic flooding hit the carolinas beginning october 2. authorities say all the doubts have

aly myles wyff news 4 live at mars hill. allyson: thank you. don't forget, we have your forecasts, interactive radar, closing and delays on wyff4.com and our wyff 4 app. stay up to date with the latest alerts on all of your devices. happening today, an entire school district is closed because of a water main break. the assistant superintendent reports all district 52 schools in greenwood county will be closed wednesday. d-hec is testing the water. the schools will stay closed until the water is safe again. the water main break happened in the town of ninety six. geoff: also happening today, her state of the state address. this is video from her address last year, where she proposed cutting the state income tax and raising the gas tax to fix the roads. wyff news 4 will air this year's address live. it begins at 7:00 tonight. new details in the case of an upstate deputy who was shot in the head while on the job. the greenville county sheriff's office expects deputy dave dempsey to be released from the hospital today. dempsey was shot in december

aly myles, live in clemson. allyson: the floodgates have outlined at the lake hartwell it is only the third time they have relieved water levels. the last time was in 2013. before that you have to go back to 1964. the army corps announced yesterday they would open 12 floodgates one foot each, allowing water to pass through. the water level is five feet above where the engineeee want it. the army corps stresses this is not breaching the dam. it is preventing water levels and getting high enough to breach the dam. geoff: mike mccormick bringing us the latest on the conditions. he was talking about the ice on the road. allyson: he was in the middle of the road, because it was icy andn it. where are you know? mike: flurries continue to fall in spartanburg on blackstock road. the westgate mall is down the spartanburg. here, you have it is barely passable on each side of the road. it is hard to tell which side you are on, because it is a thick sheet of point. -- thick sheet of white. the flurries keep coming down. the

aly myles wyff news 4 live in simpsonville. allyson: thank you. a man charged in the death of two others has died while in police custody. albert bowen stood accused of shooting former pickens high school football coach bill isaacs and dickie stewart back in september. deputies say bowen was flown out of state for a psychological evaluation. he suffered a health issue on the way back to south carolina and died yesterday. a 21-year-old man says greenville police used excessive jaquan williams says he was slammed to the ground while in handcuffs. he was under arrest on a charge of possesion of marijuana. he was the passenger of a car pulled over because of an expired tag. according to the police report, williams refused orders to sit down and was cursing at the officer. the report says williams also pushed the officer. police say williams was then taken to the ground. williams says the actions of the officer were wrong and he now needs dental work. they do plan to release the dash cam video. geoff: outside of atlanta, another person has been charged

ni that is what aly myles is. -- that is where aly myles is. aly: four degrees and wind makes a difference. if you have been watching since the morning, it had been raining clemson and now we are getting hit with ice pellets for point. very cold out here and very dangerous. now that it is at 32 degrees, we there he liked accumulation, -- very light accumulation and it is starting to stack up a areas. not so much on the roads, but with all of that rain that we saw this morning, if the temperatures stay at 32 degrees or continue to drop, we are going to see a lot of black ice in the clemson area. try to stay inside if you can. if you do go out in your car, keep yourself safe and give yourself extra room. aly myles wyff news 4 live in clemson. gabby: thank you. we have shown you what all of our reporters on staff have been bringing back to the station, but a lot of you are the ulocal reporters and we count on you to show us what is going on. nigel: here's a look at snow in travelers rest around 4:30 this morning. it is piling up to about 1.5 inche

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aly myles, wyff news 4, live in downtown traveler's rest. myra: officials say icy roads are to blame for some crashes in this area over the weekend. a viewer sent us these photos on u local of a three-vehicle crash in spartanburg county. this crash happened sunday gateway drive. that's behind gsp airport and near bmw. troopers say a tractor trailer hit a frozen patch, crossed the line, and hit a pick-up head-on. the crash pushed the pick-up into a van. troopers say one person in the pick-up and one person in the van had to be taken to the investigators in greenville are trying to figure out whether or not ice caused a crash that killed a jogger. highway 14 near stonebrook farm the coroner says 44-year-old andrew van evera was jogging when he got hit. geoff: the oconee county coroner a helmet died after a collision troopers say it happened on west cherry road at high point boulevard near seneca. they say an suv pulled out in front of the motorcycle. the 56-year-old seneca man was flown to greenville memorial where he later died. a live look n

allyson: aly myles is in pickens county. we will continue to keep up with them geoff: tim waller has been moving about in greenville county. let's begin with pamela wright in the weather center. headcount. the worst is over. also, i can show you, this morning, fresh no moving in. have been tracking it all morning across especially pickens county, greenville county. down towards greenwood, broken up a little bit more. snow still coming down in lawrence. you are getting a nice dose. greenville, down over towards easley -- this is a fresh dose. maybe a nice quick inch came through in some areas. this is the last big batch of moisture coming in. now, what we will feel is the winds pick up. today. the temperature slowly getting above freezing by lunchtime, and passed 10:00-11:00, most of the snow will be done as well. it is beautiful this morning. here is a white view into spartanburg. winds are called. snow has been light. in asheville, the snow has been more often on this morning, but it will remain throughout the afternoon, a

aly myles, wyff news 4, live in at clemson. patrick: our coverage of the national title game continues all day after our show. live from arizona for wyff news 4 at noon and our newscasts at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 with sports director brad fralick and marc dopher. that also includes our hour-long special "road to the title." our sports team will be live at 7:00 tonight right here on wyff 4. they'll bring you up to speed and give you a bit of what they're calling t.v. gold from a clemson player who likes to pretend he works for us. again, all that begins at 7:00 tonight. allyson: don't forget to check out our live wire. it's a collection of the latest tweets about the tigers and fun posts from our staff. plus, you can even watch some retro highlights from the 1982 orange bowl when clemson last claimed a national title. go to the wyff 4 app or now bar. patrick: in this morning's headlines, deputies say the discovery of a newborn's body led to a murder charge for the baby's mother. anderson county deputies arrested 23-year-old joani

aly myles wyff n4 five in asheville. allyson: we are watching business 85 around the 2 mile marker at i-26 with the reported accident. in laurens, accident at highway 560 and white plains road and a big e well, so make sure to plan on that if you don't want to be caught in traffic that starts at 7:00. 26, 40, 385 and i-80 five looking good. the northbound lanes are coming toward us and it is picking up all the way into greenville around woodruff road on let's check the weather. dale: good morning. looking at the same skycam with has come to an end. it has made its way to the upstate with one or two sps in abbeville, greenwood and newberry. you may run into light rain in anderson county. this morning, showers will give way to mostly cloudy skies for the afternoon. temperatures today will be fairly typical this time of the year. low 50's or upstate highs and mid to upper 40's in the mountains. the breeze this morning in the mountains makes it fee colder, so dress accordingly. it feels like 24 and hendersonville, 28 in ashe

aly myles live in greenville. allyson: thank you. for the first time, a south carolinian will be giving the gop response to the state of the union address. geoff: governor nikki haley will make the speech on january 12. governor haley says she will talk about the challenges and opportunities americans face when she delivers the gop response. political analyst chip felkel say it's no surprise haley was chosen for this gig. >> she is seen as one of the rising star governors in the country. it's an honor. >> we had a lot of terrific things happen to our state, in our state, and she lead when the national eye was on south carolina with a very steady hand. geoff: as you know, haley was in the national spotlight this summer after helping lead the fight to take down the confederate flag from state house grounds. there have been rumors that this speech could mean a possible vice presidential run. last fall, haley says she would if asked. president barack obama has called it the biggest frustration of his time in office. allyson: his struggle

aly myles wyff news 4 live in spartanburg. allyson: two by. in georgia, a georgia state trooper was shot in atlanta. the suspect has died. the georgia state department says a suspect and deputy were shot yesterday in marietta. they were both taken to the hospital. the trooper isn't in stable condition but the sugeoff: carolina panthers are back to practice for super bowl 50 and that includes linebacker thomas davis, though he's not on the field while nursing a broken arm back to health after surgery monday. he's vowed to play in the super bowl. and quarterback cam newton says the entire team sees that davis' >> we got guys that stay countless hours, that sacrifice so much. we got a guy that broke his arm that's trying to find any way to play in the game. i feel sorry, not only for him, but for his wife his kids. dashers wife, kids, and yet, -- his wife, kids, and yet he's , trying to find a way. that's the type of guys me being a leader on this team, and to see that why should i complain? why should i care what somebody says to me when i got a

myles is in this morning? chris: that's what i want, some areas around clemson, down to anderson, i want those areas to be on guard. you may not have anything now, but you could later on. it's those areas that are going to be right on the bubble, areas that are nowhere near the bubble, asheville, north carolina. look at the snowfall. it's continuing to be heavy up there, and we're going to see a lot of it. downtown greenville, you're not on the bubble. you're going to be impacted by sleet and freezing rain the rest of the day, 33 degrees. we've got the ground covered out there, and freezing rain moving in from the north. ice from earlier today. now we have freezing rain. it's 32 degrees there in spartanburg. look at the radar. the pink is freezing rain. the green, rain. let me zoom in and show what you we're talking about. what we're concerned about is this swath of moisture. this is going to move in over the next three hours. that's going to give us a ton of moisture. back toward the middle here in alabama, y

aly myles wyff news 4 live in mars hill. geoff: thank you. don't forget we have your , forecasts, interactive radar, closing and delays on wyff4.com and our wyff 4 app. stay up to date with the latest alerts on all of your devices. allyson: moore school closings to tell you about. there because of the water main all-district 52 schools in greenwood county will be close. d-hec is testing the water. the schools will stay closed until the water is safe again. the water main break happened in the town of ninety six. geoff: the state of the state, governor nikki haley will give the address tonight. this is video from her address last year, where she proposed cutting the state income tax and raising the gas tax to fix the roads. wyff news 4 will air this year's address live. it begins at 7:00 tonight. allyson: the upstate deputy shot in the head back in december is expected to be released from the hospital today. that is according to the office. as you may recall, dempsey was shot back in december while responding to a robbery. discharged from the

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aly myles is in a place where it is even colder because of the windchill. : definitely. she is live from hendersonville with more on the frigid air. aly: the wind is not going to much right now but when it picks up, it is chilly o here in downtown hendersonville. 25 on the car thermometer when the wind chill hits. it gets just that much colder. this is one of the coldest spots on his mouse right now. when the wind picks up, it gets really cold. make sure to bundle up before you go to wherever you are going. north carolina sauce no saw snow over from mocksville along i-40 in davie county yesterday. the mountains also got a light dusting of snow. it didn't stay for very long. now, today is martin luther king, jr., day. many of you will be out today performing mlk service events. this is definitely a day you'll want to bundle up. get those hats and gloves because it is a brutal day out there. aly myles, wyff news 4, live in downtown hendersonville. myra: thank you. stay warm out there. continuing our 2016 coverage now the democratic presidential , candidates showed up last

aly myles wyff new live in greenville. geoff: that is all we wanted to hear. that she would get in the truck.allyson: chris, you drive a truck like that? chris: i go off loading all the time. geoff: what was the horsepower? chris: 1500. allyson: you've got the, right? ford explorer.outside will be nice, too. chris: it will. leftover snow in the mountains and that is about it as we seek a dry weekend. beaches a washout yesterday is moving oe.have a wind advisory for the high country and north carolas the wind travels down the mountains, it will wa up. it will be a nice day across the upstate with loads of sunshine. temperatures right now in the upstate. in the mountains, mid 30's. you have 43 degrees from myrtle beach, 45 on hilton head island. the next 12 hours look like this, sunshine, temperatures in the middle 50's. with wind in the mountains, a cold day. one of the days when the upstate is drastically different from the mountains. mountains in the 30's. loads of sunshine today, loads of sunshine tomorrow. only thing that happens this middle 60's. we may ha

personally, i was never in the same stratosphere as myles when it comes to free throw shooting. i'd have a hard time explaining the thought process of how's he so good. and so quickly. davis connected on just 2/3rds of his attempts as a freshman. he's now made 23 straight and 40 of 42 on the season. and just 6-thousands of a percent behind the nation's leader. leader. i'm actually happy for him that he's number 1. it's a good feeling. i'm not trying to pay attention to it. just trying to make my free throws and help my team. put as many points on the boards as i can for them.keenan singleton, 9 on your side. also tonight....kentcucky looks for its 13th win. the bulldogs of mississippi state visit rupp arena. on the football front, adam schefter of espn says the dolphins have hired away bengals defensive backs coach dolphins defensive coordinator. -still not word out of cleveland where it appears the browns are very interested in bengals offensive coordinator hue jackson. reports tho say the giants also want to talk with jackson later this week. the road at the end of january. th

aly myles joins us live. aly: good morning. we are starting to see more activity, cars starting to drive and we saw one runner going by who just yelled, go tigers, all in, so people are seeing the bright side even after that loss last night. so much to be proud of with an undefeated regular season, acc championship, the orange bowl, the clemson championship year some stores had said they would stay open to sell the gear, but the loss means that alabama fans will be buying the championship gear. you all shared your tiger spirit on ulocal. take a look at some of the pictures with so many cute kiddos, so much orange and purple. you can post your pictures on ulocal. i do have a couple of funny anecdotes. i had a friend who messaged me and said, where of the riots? and i said, south carolina keeps it together, completely quiet, clean, but there is something funny. my cameraman found a shoe buy a car, so if you are missing a shoe and wondering what happened, it is a little sticky, but it is right here and he will leave it for you. al

aly myles, wyff news 4, live in at clemson. patrick: our coverage of the national title game continues all day after our show. live from arizona for wyff news 4 at noon, 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 with brad fralick and marc allyson: that also includes our hour-long special "road to the title." our sports team will be live at 7:00 tonight right here on wyff 4. they'll bring you up to speed and give you a bit of what they're calling t.v. gold from a clemson player who likes to pretend he works for us. again, all that begins at 7:00 tonight. taking one last look at the roads, watch for patches of black ice. standing water on roads could have frozen overnight. at whitehorse road, an accident blocking the intersection there. one clearing and boiling springs. highway 76 in anderson county, you can expect construction ongoing there. let's see how things are looking outside. 385 starting to pick up around woodruff road. dale: avery, madison, and yancey operating on a two hour delay this morning because of lack ice. any moisture on the roads

aly myles wyff news 4 live in maggie valley. remember, when the snow hits, we have the latest updates. the app is free to download and available in apple and android app store's. michael slager is out of jail and on house arrest. he's the former north charleston police officer charged with killing an unarmed black man. a south carolina judge set his bond yesterday at a half a million dollars. slager had to pay $50,000 in bail money to be released. the judge also set slager's trial to begin october 31. he will remain under house arrest until then. cell phone video showed slager shoot walter scott last april after scott ran n om a traffic stop. geoff: an update in anderson county, for the first time since , they are working on a new law. deputy brandon surratt had been with hyco for six years. he says he supports a bill in the works called hyco's and fargo's law. fargo was a k-9 killed in richland county in 2011. the law would increase prison time and add a potential fine animals. >> we ask these k9s to go into buildings after bad

aly myles, live in spartanburg. allyson: greenville county deputies tell us a chasd with a purse-snatching in easley. it ended with a man in jail. police tell us he snatched the purse of a cr sports in easley. then took off leading officers on a chase into greenville county. greenville county deputies took over, and arrested the man on pendleton road funeral home. at one point a patrol car was struck but the deputy driving is o.k. geoff: the panthers are back to practice preparing for super bowl 50. that includes linebacker thomas davis, though he's not on the field while nursing a broken arm back to health after surgery monday. he's vowed to play in the super bowl. and quarterback cam newton says the entire team sees that davis' drive. >> we got guys that stay countless hours, t so much. we got a guy that broke his arm that's trying to find any way to play in the game. i feel sorry not only for him he's trying to find a way. that's the type of guys we got. for me to be a leader on this team and to see that, why sho

actually, going to aly myles on highway 56 in pickens counaly: good morning guys. there are just a teeny tiny flakes falling now. looking good and clemson. you cannot see it over here, but if i walk over here, i can show you. it is like seeing hope in the distance. some great clouds over this way though. for the most part, very good full conditions to start. a chance to get that snowman built or a snowball fight started. the roads, you will need to worry about. you can see that 76 is not looking too bad right now. they had been plowing it, try to keep it clear. it is going to be your secondary roads that are going to be slicker. if i could be inside right now, believe me, i would be. aly myles, wyff news, here in clemson. geoff: definitely good advice to stay indoors if you can. pamela: i am starting to see accidents pick up. i've seen more disabled vehicles, as well as a few more down trees and power lines. certainly a dangerous situation if you head out on the rowe do have disabled vehicles on i 40 and i 20. some cars stopped, simply because they cannot handle th

geoff: let's see the condition with aly myles. she is in clemson. aly: happy friday and happy long weekend if you do not have to go out in this mess. earlier, i don't want to say i have drawn the long stock, but we have just been dealing with rain. we are in clemson, downtown clemson, you are looking at 76. folks driving at normal's bead, a little hydroplaning concern out there. we drove from greenville to clemson this morning and did not see a lot. driving from greer to the station this morning, i did field a lot of eyes. mike mccormick will show you all system is moving and there was a chance it will come down this way. a lot of wind is making it difficult to be outside. as far as concerns go, clemson not getting hit too hard right now. he will let you know that changes. aly myles wyff news 4 live in downtown clemson. geoff: thank you. as we have been talking about the conditions, so different depending on where you are. in asheville, a good bit, and then just rain in clemson. many of those parts in anderson county and in the upstate will be deali

aly myles live here at travelers rest. geoff: the school district also wants you to know that bus transportation will not be available for the people live in these school attendance areas. the elementary schools include. gateway, heritage, mountain view, skyland, slater-marietta and tigerville. the middle school areas are blue ridge and northwest middle schools. travelers rest and blue ridge high schools are the two high schools. again this is for students who , live in these attendance areas. that includes students both assigned to these school and those attending other schools on choice. allyson: after a brutal winter weekend greenville public works , and the sc-dot says there are no reports of any majore to roads. for the first time greenville used a salt solution or brine on the roads instead of sand. studies showed the san past was causing more problems to the roads and to the water run off. city officials say the other plan in place to constantly fix roads as soon as problems were reported. >> we'll send a crew out w

myra: aly myles is live in asheville, taking a look at their roadways preparations. aly: good morning. we drove from greenville to asheville with perfectly clear roadssbut not with the expect, and that is part of the reason you see this behind me. take a look at this shed, this is part of the department of transportation, and you can see how high that mound is and where there is a huge part of it missing. they have these trucks prepared and ready to go and ready for whatever this store may bring. officials say they applied 15of major interstates and primary routes yesterday. officials say crews may reapply salt brine today if conditions allow. they say crews will go into active salting once snow comes. now, to give you a taste of what's expected to come. here's video from snow yesterday it was enough to stick to the ground in some areas of buncombe cocoty, and some students were let out of school early. in the higher elevations, like blowing rock, way up in wautauga and caldwell counties, it snowed enough to change the look of things. plenty of skiers and snowboarder

aly myles wyff news 4 live in travelers rest. geoff: thank you, aly. the school district t so wants transportation will not be live in these school attendance areas. the elementary schools include gateway, heritage, mountain view, skyland, slater-marietta and tigerville. the middle school areas are blue ridge and northwest middle schools. travelers rest and blue ridge high schools are the two high schools. again, this is for students who live in these attendance areas. that includes students both assigned to these school and those attending other schools on choice. allyson: after a brutal winter weekend, they say there are no reports of major road damage. greenville used a salt solution or brine on the roads instead of sand for the first time. studies showed the sand in the past was causing more problems. plus, water run off. city officials say the other reason is because they had a plan to constantly fix roads as s reported. >> we will send a clear out and we have a pothole repair team and that is what they do all day we will hit the hot locations and

wyff news 4's aly myles with our report tonight. explains. >> hey, mr. quickfield. how are you today? hey, go panthers. aly: about 1500 people rely daily on these. meals on wheels volunteers do more than just provide a hot meal. >> it's amazing to hear the ones that say, "you know what? i don't want the volunteers to come out. its too dangerous. i'll be fine." aly: they might be the only person a client sees that day. >> how are you today? aly: the only one to check on them to know if they're sick or hurt. >> you know, you're doing something to help someone who needs help. aly: but when greenville county schools cancel school, meals on wheels deliveries are canceled, too. but that doesn't mean they stop working. >> staff on friday called every one of our clients to make sure they were ok, make sure if they needed any food. and we did have 3 or 4 clients that really were struggling with food insecurity for the weekend, so we took extra meals to them. their most vulnerable clients, again making the deliveries for those who needed them desperately. >> so many of our cl

wyff news 4's aly myles joins us live. aly: we have seen more and more icicles forming on the fountain. you actually sit down, it is kind of a slushy mix. this is what my water bottle looked like. dress your children warmly for the bus stop. staying outside for too long can be dangerous. it is not just children who need to bundle up. miracle hill's greenville rescue mission responded to last night's cold temperatures by providing shelter for those living on the streets. workers spead mats onto the gym floor at the facility. up to 125 can come in from the cold and get a snack, drink, mat and blanket for the night. out of the cold. a man doesn't have to lay up in greenville or somewhere and freeze to death. aly: absolutely no drugs or drinking is tolerated and everyone has to behave in order to keep a spot. the mission opens whenever it gets below 40 degrees, which we're not expected to even see a high above 40 degrees today. the only thing i have exposed besides my face on my thumbs and they are pros and. bundle up this mor

aly: aly myles, wyff news 4, at clemson. gabrielle: the clemson tigers are set to return to the upstate tonight. their flight should arrive at gsp in the next hour or so. that's where we find wyff news 4's john lyon. john? john: we are expecting the team plane to land in the next 40 minutes. as you can barely see behind me, there are nine buses waiting to caravan the team, the players, the coaches and the support personnel, back to clemson. as we wait for the team to arrive here, fans have been coming back from phoenix, from arizona, all afternoon. i met a flight from the next that was full of thompson fans, and they were easy to spot with their clemson gear on. i talked to people, who said they had a great time. here is what they had to say. >> they hit us in the gut. we had them back. special teams is where things didn't go our way. you can't look back at that. we think we represented well. the fans gave them a good response after the outcome was over and showed support there. we love our tigers. john: they are excited abo

live and maggie valley, aly myles and back to you. geoff: you would think she would allyson: remember, when the snow does hit, we have the latest updates, including live radar on our wyff 4 app. the app is free to download and available in both apple and android app stores. geoff: president obama is taking aim at gun violence. today, the president is expected to announce that he will bypass congress and take executive action, steps that he believes will curb the problem. allyson: he wants to end the so-called gun-show loophole. the president wants to require background checks be conducted on people who buy weapons at gun shows, and the fbi will hire 230 more examiners to process those extra background checks. the move follows a deadly year of mass shootings across the country. gun rights advocates and republican presidential candidates blasted the president's move. >> we view this as lawless. he's circumventing the congress. he's circumventing the constitution to restrict the rights of law abiding americans. >> he's obsessed with unde

aly myles, wyff news 4, live in travelers rest. myra: thank you. investigators in greenville are trying to figure out wher not ice caused a crash that killed a jogger. it happened saturday along highway 14 near stonebrook farm way. the coroner says 44-year-old andrew van evera was jogging when he was hit. new information about a three-vehicle crash in spartanburg county. highway patrol now says ice was to blame. take a look at these pictures sent to us by one of our u local reporters. the crash happened yesterday around 12:30 on highway 101 near gateway drive behind gsp airport near bmw. troopers say a tractor trailer hit a frozen patch, crossed the that crash pushed the pick-up into a van. troopers say one person in the pick-up and one person in the van had to be taken hospital. geoff: the greenville county coroner says carbon monoxide killed a couple in their home. the coroner tells us 86-year-old ruby bell and her 87-year-old husband robert were found dead at their home friday night. investigators say the couple lost power the day before. the co

aly myles was in asheville earlier today as public works were getting their tracks ready. aly: hundreds of tons of salt and sand, already to go as soon as the flakes start falling. >> the guys were checking the equipment to make sure there is no faulty stuff, checking the aly: the good news, this 32-degree weather and sun. >> anytime we get warm weather, it thaws te rhe roads, and then it ain't as bad if it stays in the teens or zeros. aly: these guys know it will be a long couple days. they have transitioned into 12-hour shifts, all hands on deck. there is sometetng you can do to help them out. >> the biggest problem we have is a lot of people parking on roads. they can use driveways to help speed up the time. aly: public works says it is preparing for the worsrs hoping for the bealy myles in asheville. john: people have been coming by, asking us the latest forecast, and they are watching the weather. they are interested in what is going on. as you can see behind me, there is no snow, but people behind me expect it to look completely nigel: thank you. all classes have bee

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aly myles joins us live with more on the vandalism. aly: this neighborhood is less missionary baptist church. this house and this house all reported they had a car window shot sometime early wednesday morning. these are just three of the cases. greenville county says they have had seven or eight, including rocky cross. they had malicious damage and intent to glass windows. this is the damage to one of church. windows shot out. van windows shot out. two other churches also reported window damage outside of greenville county's jurisdiction but still within simpsonville. the churchmembers we spoke to say they are forgiving but want justice. the neighbors we spoke to here say they take this threat very seriously. >> i think police really need to take this seriously and do everything they can and use all means necessary to them to bring these people to justice before doing it. aly: reed says his truck will hopefully be fixed in the next couple of days. he says he's had it for about a year. greenville county sheriff's office asks anyone with

geoff: we will see if aly myles gets in that scooby do we are waiting. geoff: chris, beautiful weather ahead. chris: nice weekend on the way. we deserve it after last week. we are going from snow to possible thunderstorms early this week. satellite and radar across the southeast with loawhat the mountains, maybe a few snow flurries no asheville -- for the mountains, maybe a few snow lorries north of asheville. starting off the same, 36 in asheville, 38 in greenville. expect sunshine and the greenville area. we will be warming up nicely to the mid 50's. in the mountains, not so much. a cold wind in the 30's. maybe cracking 40 degrees by the afternoon. loads of sunshine today and tomorrow. clouds moving to the area. as our next front takes shape back toward the west, that will be week. -- that will be a weak one. it will provide for some portions of severe weather for oklahoma, anwest we could see a rumble or two of under into tuesday. -- rumble or two of thunder into tuesday. >> good morning. democratic candidates virtually clinton left to do some fundrai

. -- join blaine, kristen, myles and i for the latest forecast -- what to expect on the roads and how this winter storm is hitting hampton roads. intense weather can be a real pain when it affects your power. dominion power says they are doing whatever they can to make sure you stay safe and warm. a dominion power worker strapped a camera on his helmet to show us what is like working on these power lines on east little creek road in norfolk. they are part of the 2 hundred crews in hampton roads and northern responding if your power goes out. they )re about to go on 12 hour shifts and are making sure their trucks have gas and are ready to handle the storms. dominion power officials say theyre talking to other utility companies in the country -- as far away as florida and alabama to make sure that if they need back up - theyve got it. first responders across hampton roads are also gearing up for this winter storm. the virginia beach fire department says they have been in constant communication with the state emergency management officials. the conditions they ll encounter over the next

aly myles wyff news 4 why the clemson. patrick: thank you. we have a couple of watch parties to tell you about. the bon secours wellness arena held the official party. mike mccormick was there right mike: not the outcome the fans here wanted, but many of them stuck around until the very end. they were glued to the big screen to support the tigers all the way. in total, about 2,600 people showed up to this free watch party at the well. there were alabama fans here, too. the well made it clear they were welcome as well. fans here saying that being with the clemson family here, with the energy in this room, was the next best thing to being at the game itself. mike mccormick, wyff news 4, in greenville. allyson: thank you. another viewing party of students was on clemson's campus. patrick: john lyon was there . john these students here at the : hendrix center are going home sad. they're team has just been defeated by alabama. alabama wins the national championship. clemson goes home defeated but proud of the way they played this year, and these s

aly myles will join us live from wilson creek later in the show. allyson: people in missouri are returning to their flood-ravaged homes for the first time in nearly a week to assess the damage. geoff: in the hardest hit towns, neighborhood streets were littered with piles of debris. hundreds of structures were damaged when the mississippi river swelled to record flood stage levels after a f ft of rain fell in three days. president barack obama approved the governor's request for federal aid. most of the floodwaters have receded, but residents say the nightmare is just getting started. activists in greenville are using balloons to put a teen's unsolved murder, back in the spotlight. allyson: a b bloon release in the nicholtown community of greenville, honored cobey smith last night. the teen's mother joined organizers of the put down the guns young people organization. group leaders say they will release balloons everyday until january 26 hoping someone will come forward with information. cobey smith was shot to death on 2015. january 25, the 16 yea