greenwood.e're here on behalf of our co-shares -- co-chairs former senator lieberman and governor tom ridge and the other members of our panel, former senate majority leader tom daschle and former homeland security advisor ken wine steyn. it's also good to see dr. jerry parker, one of our ex-oficios as well as dr. tara o'toole who advises all of us on this important subject. we are deeply concerned about the biological threat whether intentionally induced, naturally occurring or accidentally released and i want to emphasize those three issues. because this is not a report ust on intentionally induced biological threats. it also covers the naturally occurring ones or the accidently released. i want to take a moment to address the threat now but let me recommend that you get a classified briefing at your earliest opportunity. make no mistake, we've been told that our enemies are seriously considering the use of biological weapons. during the invasion of afghanistan, the united states uncovered evi

greenwood. we are here on behalf of our co-chairs, joe lieberman and tom ridge and other members of our panel, tom daschle and former homeland security adviser ken weinstein. it's also good to see dr. jerry parker who was one of our exofficials as well as dr. tara o'toole who advises all of us on this important subject. we are deeply concerned about the biological threat, whether intentionally induced, naturally occurring or accidentally released. i want to emphasize those three issues. because this is not a report just on intentionally induced biological threat. it also covers the naturally occurring ones or the accidentally released. i want to take a moment to address the threat now, but let me recommend that you get a classified briefing at your earliest opportunity. make no mistake, we have been told that our enemies are seriously considering the use of biological weapons. during the invasion of afghanistan, the united states uncovered evidence that al qaeda was trying to develop biological

greenwood, spartanburg, and anderson. for this evening, the temperatures again stay well above average and even a warmer sunday on the way, even with the clouds and shower chances. the temperatures go down about 10 degrees on monday. that puts us in the upper 50's in the upstate. a good chance for rain. then, we shave off more with only the 40's for the highest on tuesday -- the highs on tuesday. cold the start of the week. myra: not pleasant, but better than the ice. gabrielle: covering the nation this morning, police want to know who opened fire inside an alabama mall. two people were shot. both are expected to survive the shooting that took place in the western hills mall in fairfield, alabama. police believe one of the victims was directly targeted, while the other was an innocent bystander. three other people were injured during the incident, but not shot. the five people hurt range in age from teenagers to their early 20's. a 15-year-old boy was critically injured and two others are in serious condition this morning

down towards the south, the heaviest rain from greenwood to abbeville. you can see across those counties, clinton, greenwood, abbeville, around one-two inches possible with the storm. heavy rainfall over the next few we clear things back out, but it stays cool headed into the late week with temperatures in the upper 40's. mike: looking good. great weather for baseball this weekend. marc: sometimes it is freezing, but not this weekend. a great weekend to watch baseball. several area teams out to solid starts in 2016, including clemson and south carolina. hear from the head coaches of up in sports. mike: it was just an average day at work for a greenwood police officer, until he came upon an injured dog lying in the middle of the road. wes walker took a report last tuesday of a missing dog, and hours later, walker spotted a dog matching that same description lying in the road along reynolds avenue. walker stopped his patrol car to check on the animal. he said the dog appeared to have its two rear legs injured, so officer walker got down eye-eye with the an

greenwood: we will cement that for the record. suffice it to say, it is working, it has created both in the zone of pediatrics and in the zone a of neglected tropical diseases, it has generated a tremendous amount of interest and investment. well,working perfectly just as the congressman intended. i had no doubt it works well in this field as well. >> you believe that if we added the dhs material threats to the fda's prv program, it would spur additional development of the medical countermeasures? hon. greenwood: i think that is precisely what needs to be done, and i've no doubt whatsoever that it will be successful and inspiring investment in this very dangerous feels. >> thank you, you'll back. >> a quick follow up question? >> yes, you have spoken about the vice president as sort of the overseer of all of this. i appreciate the fact that there are too many agencies and that there are too many people involved and went to many people are in charge, nobody is in charge and i get that. la: and to me committees of jurisdiction. >> i

fortitude from asheville, 55 in greenwood. -- 45 from asheville, 55 in greenwood. piedmont currently at 54. for this time of the year, we are seeing temperatures about upstate in the mountains may be cooler than normal. 14 to 50 mile-per-hour wind in the mountains make it feel chillier. average of the 35 in the morning and 57 for the afternoon, so we are not far from it. 75 is the record set back in 1976. we won't hit 70's, but we will hit mid 60's come saturday and sunday and that will be nice to enjoy. the mountains on average reach 51. today, more like mid 40's. the record for the mountains is 76. we have had hotter and colder days, but over the next few days, we get the chance to dry out. about half an inch of rain for asheville in greenville-spartanburg airport rain gauges. all the way through sunday, we should stay dry. the northern tier of the country, especially by canada, mild in the nation's midsection, dallas and in the southeast where it is 68 in orlando. if you have beach plans this weekend, you picked a good one. 60 six on saturday, 68 on sunday. a ni

greenwood. how much we appreciate your insights on this and your dedication to the biotechnologies and the work that you have done there. just a couple of things that i want to touch base on. in talking with some of my research centers and in tennessee, we have such an aggressive biotechnology group, and when i was in the state senate, i helped to formulate that group and so they have got a good underpinning and it doesn't matter if it's vanderbilt or st. jude's or whatever. they talk to me a good bit about the right balance between government and regulatory oversight and then the ability to incent. mr. greenwood, i'm so pleased that you just mentioned the priority review voucher for the mcms. i just think this is, when you look at these medical counter measures, that is just so important that we have that. and it doesn't matter if it is a material threat, if it is something like zika, we have to have a way to go about this, but i want to come to something that dr. o'toole mentioned, and then co

check fox carolina dot com for the latest delay and closing information. 3 caught on camera 3 a greenwood woman's cell phone video of a police officer in action is going viral.kim clark says she was caught in a traffic jam on reynolds avenuea&and began filming once she realized why police had the road blocked off. 3 the video has now been viewed 10's of thousands of times. times.fox carolina's adrian acosta has the story you'll see only on fox. 3 3 3 3 3 kim clark says she posted her cell phone video because she thinks people are thirsty for a good story like this this 3 "came around the coroner and saw police lights and you could tell from a couple of blocks back what was going on" clarks says officers had both sides of reynolds avenue blockeda&and once she realized why she began recording"there was a dog that so i stopped for a minute in traffic and started watching" clark says she walked up to the officer to offer help"he was making eye contact with the officer..he was shakinga&the fear was palpable and that's when the officer got down on his kneesa&and was eye to eye keeping him calm"

greenwood county deputies say "tykie anderson" was arrested monday... they say he faces charges of armed robbery...larceny... kidnapping...and a weapons charge... his bond was denied by a judge... looking for the other armed robbery suspect... this is "kevis hawkins" of "bradley" ... if you know where he is....call greenwood county deputies.... in madison county ... deputies need your help... to solve a bank robbery. take a good look ... at this surveillance photo. it was taken inside "first citizens bank" on highway-25...in marshall. investigators say ... this man walked in ... just before -11- this morning... told the clerk he had a weapon... took cash... and left. deputies believe ... he is in his 50's or 60's... and has sandy blonde hair. as you can see...he was wearing a camouflage hat... and a hoodie... with an "asheville beer" logo. he may have left ... in a gray "toyota corolla" or "camry". if you recognize this... contact madison county deputies. many of you saw this story on wspa dot com... take a look at this pole that came through this truck

greenwood. how much we appreciate your insights on this and your dedication to the biotechnologies and the work that you've done there. just a couple of things that i, i want to touch base on. in talking with some of my research centers, and in tennessee we have such an aggressive biotechnology group. and when i was in the state senate i helped to formulate that group. so they have got a good underpinning and it doesn't matter if it is vanderbilt or st. jude's or whatever, they talk to me a good about it about the right balance between government and regulatory oversight and then the ability to incent. mr. greenwood, i'm so pleased that you just mentioned the priority review voucher for the mcms. i just think this is, when you look at these medical counter measures that is just so important that we have that. and it doesn't matter if it's a material threat, if it is something like zika. we have to have a way to go about this but i want to come to something that dr. o'toole mentioned and then, co

it feels like it is 25 in greenwood and rock hill, 27 columbia, 28 sumter, 31 and orangeburg. we will be dropping down to 24 newberry, 25 over and salute h er, 27 for columbia and sumter, 28 manning and orangeburg. tomorrow, we will see some sunshine but it is going to be windy and still going to be cold. we are projecting about 41 degrees in newberry, 43 camden, 40 for columbia and st. matthew's. maybe 46 over and manning. our seven day forecast. on thursday, we will see a low temperature of 33 with a high of 50, partly cloudy on friday with a high of 50 degrees but then another cold front comes through friday night, on saturday the cold air starts to come in it is going to be windy a high of 49 degrees we will feel the full effects of the cold air mass on sunday with a low of 21 and a high of 40 degrees. and then monday, we will start to see clouds coming in with a chance of showers monday afternoon into the evening with a high of 48. by the time you get to tuesday our weather pattern starts to change it will be mostly sunny with a high of 57. >>> still ahead, our state is f

he will tour the greenwood genetic center in greenwood at the latest cnn poll shows donald trump is leading with 32%. cruz is second. >> the democratic primary in south carolina is a week after the republicans. that's why the candidates have turned their focus on south carolina. the democratic primary is february 27. former president bill clinton hit the campaign trail for his wife in greenville. meanwhile, senator bernie sanders held a rally in charleston. according to the latest cnn orc poll, clinton 18 point ahead of bernie sanders. for complete coverage, head to our website, wlos.com. we have an election 2016 page where you can view upcoming events and the latest from the campaign trail. >> news 13 investigate how the u.s. government tracks foreigners who use visas who get into the u.s. the massacre in san bernardino many questioning the visa process. according to records released by the department of homeland security sgloofrjts foreigners overstayed their visit last year. news 13 is questioning why that happened. >> it is up to our honor system to be able to self-report. >> news 13 je

his former greenwood high school football coach - shell dulaknew him as a kid.. conquering the game of life. he says norman wanted to play college ball-georgia took a peek- then passed-he then went to coastal carolina -fought for a position on the and later became a late-round n-f- l- draft pickdula says norman has taught us all about preserverance preserverance 3 3 3 "in 2006 nobody thought we could win, nobody gave him a scholarship, they drafted him in the 5-th round." round.""and now he's one of corners in the nfl."dula believes norman takes all of those no-s with him on the field and throughout life life 3 coach dula says one thing most people don't know aboutjosh norman.. is he's a pretty good singer and wouldoften sing at churches and events around the greenwood community.jennifer phillips fox carolina news tonight. 3 chief meteorologist kendra kent joins us now with a look at your forecast- 3 mostly cloudy skies are on the way for tonight with just isolated, light showers expected. tuesday morning will be mild for early february with temperatures in the l

61 in greenwood. we have a mostly stationary front that will continue to pull that chance for moisture back to the region today, tuesday and again on wednesday. this is 2:00 p.m., temperatures in the 50's. not a lot of rain until dinner time. we start to see more widespread across the region. tonight a very good chance for wake-up time tomorrow, it could be difficult for driving conditions and claedz at lunchtime. we'll see heavier rain pull back through the region. expect the heavy rain bands throughout the day. how much rain are we talking about? it is going to stay further south until tonight. then we'll see anywhere from a half an inch to an inch and a half plus in isolated zones. another wave tuesday into wednesday and wednesday is going to be the day we are expecting the heaviest rain to fall and a thunderstorms. for today, the rain will return late, 0 degrees for a high. heavier rainfall tonight. we'll cut off about 20 degrees, a lull of 40. still relatively mild. in greenville, the upper 60's

e heaviest line of showers just west and all the way down into greenwood. that is where it is coming down thth heaviest. moderate rain continues over a good bit of the upstate and all the counties highlighted in red from transylvania, henderson county, pull county, buncombe county, avery county, mitchell county all under a flash flood warning through the afternoon. it has rain in the short amount of time and all the cogreen are under flooded pfizer's for the upstate and parts of georgia. creeks and streamst are prone to flooding, watch out l continue to run off for a while. we will show you some of the rainfallormrs. pushing to the east and we will have better weather coming in tonight and the next couple of days. it has been a stormy morningfar. allyson: thank you. and right now, there ara number of power outages being carolina. this is a picture of work trucks in spartanbuorhere is what duke energy is report greenville county is 460, anderson at 400 21, spartanburg at 161 and transylvania county at 55. carolinians have been seeing flooding all morning and

we still have a little bit of activity showing up into anderson, sections of greenwood, even a few snowflakes in downtown columbia. in the mountains it is near the tennessee line. that will be the case through the evening. the highest total i can find is mount mitchell with eight inches of snow there. a winter weather advisory continues until 6:00 tomorrow morning and so that means there will be icy roads out there. there is your forecast for the evening for the up state. down below freezing and in the 20s by 11:00 with a few snow flurries left over. >> 20s, ouch. thank you. >>> we have live team coverage on the weather. that is dave jordan in henderson ville which we are told is a ghost town. >> we are guessing that's because it is too cold to be outside right now. >> reporter: we are pretty much one of the only people out here right now. i can tell you that this is what hendersonville looked like downtown most of the day with their places, not want be to be out here for an extended period of time. the people we did catch up with say they're taking the cold weather in stride. perhaps mother

it is a little above it from laurens to greenwood. it feels colder with these breeze is blowing 40 miles per hour in the mountains and 5-10 miles per hour in the upstate. it will get up to 53 in the upstate this afternoon under mostst sunny skies. for western north carolina, we are struggling to reach the upper 40's by the end of the afternoon. better weather is coming this weekend, especially by sunday. we will talk about that in a few minutes. allyson: thank you, dale. many people are still without power this morning. geoff: there was a lot of work a majority of those outages were in our area right now. in spartanburg county, they reported 500 without power. that is a lot less than yesterday, when it was close to 4000. wrinkle county have a little over 100 people without power. -- greenville county has a little over 100 people without power. wyff news 4's aly myles is live and local in greenville with some other concerns officials are having following the severe weather. aly: we are close to the post office right now. if you take a

more than 5000 absentee ballots were turned in greenwood alone. we talked to some of those people casting the ballots. >> it was very nice today. i was probably in line for five minutes, voted. it was quick and easy. finally we are getting the list down to where you can learn something about the to the candidates. >> i voted for ted cruz. everything he says, i pretty much agree with. aly: several of those voters also told us there was a sense of relief knowing that their part was done, at least for the time being. again, if you would like to vote today, right around 7:00. i have covered a number of elections. this is the first time i have seen a line like this for a primary election. myra: thank you. if you are heading out to vote today we have a few reminders , for you. to vote, if your voter registration card doesn't have your picture on it, you will need a state issued id or federal military id. if you have not registered to vote yet, you will not be allowed to cast a ballot todayay also, in south carolina you are only allowed to vote in either

star-iva area, through abbeville, calhoun falls, greenwood, all reporting flurries and snow showers. it has tapered off in the mountains. this is a good piece of energy in the upper atmosphere, suite -- squeezing out snow in the southern part of the upstate in anderson back into hartwell, into due west, greenwood, lawrence, the snow could make its way into the laurens, clinton area. flurries for western north carolina and north georgia. not just flurries, most of the snow flip -- the snow showers are along the western north carolina-tennessee line. the storm reports across the area, top honors, eight inches on top of mount mitchell. in maggie valley, seven inches of snow. 6.5 inches in marshall. many places have had 2-4 inches of snow across the mountains. a live shot from on top of paris mountain, here is downtown greenville. we are squeezing out flurries and light snow showers around the area. temperatures like this. look how cold. 25 in asheville, 18 in boone, he three in toccoa. will stay cold through the weekend. four the wind chill in boone, 14 -- bank of 19 in gainesville arou

cherokee county and spartanburg the rain will be here for the next couple of hours, abbeville and greenwood counties. this evening, a drying out process, holding on to the cloud cover and overall mild temperatures with patchy fog in the morning starting out around 50. the weather is looking brighter for tomorrow, though. and we'll update you on that and the weekend, too. >> i misspoke and said severe, it did reach severe levels, but we got a ton of rain. >> we got a lot of moisture, the typing worked out, the system pushed in during the cooler part of the day, it got organized in the #34id land and there was -- midlands and there was the severe weather. we had ponding on the roads, but things will improve overnight. >>> christy is watching the weather on the inside. we have crews outside, tracking today's storms. >> and 7 news reporter laura henderson, some of the places were under water, laura. >>reporter: yeah, we're near one of those areas that is still causing issues for drivers tonight. take a look right over here. you can see these cars that are in the intersection right now, but just

and 17 now into greenwood. in fact, a high wind warn, until 1:00 today, for areas above 3500 feet in blue, but look at how many counties are under this winter weather advisory, it's down into the valley, it will be an issue throughout the day. so, not only thunderstorms, but look behind this low. we have cold air. that's the blue, indicating the snow, the pink, the mix. back here at home, it will start off as rain/snow and then transition to snow tonight. >>> so, this is a snapshot at 8 a.m. showing the heavy rain band in western zones pulling back through asheville. things lighten up a bit through lunchtime but we still keep a chance for rain in the forecast. 6:00 we begin to see that transition from rain to snow. then, all snow especially near higher elevations. we could see some light snow even down into the valleys. not only thursday night, but watch again into friday morning. >>> so, rainfall for a futurecast not showing a ton more. we have already picked up a good bit overnight. anywhere from another half

. -------------- accident with injuries blocking the road in greenwood on highway 34 at petit drive. and in pickens on highway 183 at ireland road another accident with injuries. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be most cloudy with a 20% chance of showers. southwest breezes at 5-9. high of 65. the asheville, hendersonville area will see fog until late morning and a 50% chance of showers 11 am on. high of 60. mostly cloudy overnight with a few showers, lows of 44 to 50. mostly cloudy and mild tuesday, highs of 58 to 67 with a 40% chance of showers increasing to 80% on wednesday. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be most cloudy with a 20% chance of showers. southwest breezes at 5-9. high of 65. the asheville, hendersonville area will see fog

we always love talking to josh moorman, the quarterback out of greenwood, a guy who has never minced his words, and he said today it would be awfully special to bring the lombardi trophy to south carolina.>> it would mean everything to me to win a super bowl, and thenn bring it back home and have that trophy, that is it. that is something that would never, ever be able to be taken away from us. brad, no question about it, josh norman what try to slow down peyton manning, and we will have more tonight at 11:00, and we haveveam newton talkothers, and you will hear that tonight at 11:00. we a sanford is go, michael: the worst of the rain is ovejohn: the low country and the beaches are getting ready for or us, mostly cloudy, a high of 57 degrees with a chilly breeze out of the north with sunny skies and a high of 46, and then good >>> tonight, fighting words. donald trump says ted cruz stole iowa, accusing him of voter fraud. cruz now hitting back, while hillary clinton and bernie sanders attacks yet oneach

cam on-- 3 back to you guys: 3 new at four---- 3 a greenwood woman's cell phone video of a police officer in action is going viral.this is tuesday.she says she was caught in a traffic jam on reynolds avenuea&and began filming once she realized why police had the road blocked off. 3 clarks video has now been viewed 10's of thousands of times. times. talked with clark about the video and joins us now live from greenwooda&.adrian why does she think this video is so popular 3 diana and codya&in her own words clark says people are thirsty for a story like thisa&and once you see the video you'll very likely agree 3 3 3 kim clarks job keeps her on the phone a lot"im a realtor" "primarily selling lake greenwood realty anythign anyone's interested in but that's my passion"but on tuesday as she was headed to one of her propertiesa&her phone came in handy for an entirely different reason. "came around the coroner and saw police lights and you could tell from a couple of clarks says officers had both sides of reynolds avenue blockeda&and once she realized why she began recording"there was a dog that

winds not terribly gusty right now at 7 in asheville, 9 in greer and 12 in greenwood. those higher elevations, the threat for gusty winds today. here's the front moving through the region ahead of that, that instability, here's the line at 2:00 this afternoon, should be mostly out of our area, doesn't mean we'll be completely dry, likely not going to be heavy rain continuing to fall throughout the rest of the day. the possibility is there for a thunderstorm and at times heavy rain bands. mostly moderate to light throughout the rest of the today. tonight the rain is ending down to the 30's. in greenville, 60's today. tonight, back down to the 40's. then we see gusty and cooler air return thursday, friday, into the weekend. and it will start to feel like overnight lows back below freezing in the 20's. in the upstate, rain today but drier tomorrow. >> shoppers, you may see a who is changing that s >> stocks are back in negative at noon. the dow was down at 16449. the nasdaq down 75 points at 4441. the first pharmacy store located inside target celebrate grand openings tod

he will also tour the greenwood genetics center in greenwood at 2:45. 3 3 3 cruz, carson, and ohio governor john kasich campaigned in the upstate last night. cruz spoke to a crowd at the anderson civic center. kasich held a town hall event in greenville... and carson spoke to voters in gaffney. 3 the latest cnn-o-r-c poll shows donald trump is leading with 38-percent... cruz is coming in second with just 22 percent. coming up in our next half hour, we will take a look at how the democratic presidential candidates are trying to charm voters in south carolina. holly? 3 3 for complete election coverage head to our website ... wlos dot com. we have an "election 2016" page where you can view upcoming events and the latest from the campaign trail. 3 3 3 happening today... state representatives plan to review the north carolina voting maps. yesterday, lawmakers in

panthers..his former greenwood high school football coach knew him as a kid..conquering the game of life. life. 3 "he did what he had to do."and that meant proving to himself and others he would be great- in 2006- many labeled him and his teammates as underdogs.. but they won the state championship championship 3 "josh was a major leader of college ball-georgia took a peek- then papased- passed- 3 3 3 "they chose not to recruit him, but he didn't let that defeat him."he then went to coastal carolina -fought for a position on the team.. and later became a late-round n-f- l- draft pick pick 3 "and now he's one of the two most outstanding corners in the nfl."dula who is now the executive director with the south carolina athletics association says norman has taught us all about preserverance preserverance 3 "in 2006 nobody thought we could win, nobody gave him a scholarship, they drafted him in the 5-th round."and his former coach believes he takes all of that with himon the field.. and throughout life life 3 "he hasn't forgotten where he came from."so even if he doesn't come home with a sup

temperatures this morning, let's check on the piedmont where greenwood is at 33. laurens at 41, two west at 40 three, so a cool morning. across the mountains, low to mid 30's will climb to mid 40's. a breeze it does make it feel more like the 20's in the mountains, so dress warmly early . by the afternoon, cooler than normal but better each day. average this time is 57. we got up to 60 yesterday and more like 55 for an upstate high today. the mountains did reach 50 that jet stream still producing snow in the upper midwest and through the ohio valley area. cold air dips down to the south. over the next couple of days, cold air will receive and mild temperatures come back for the southeast, especially friday, saturday and sunday. headed down to the beach this weekend? 68 on sunday, mostly cloudy the partly cloudy. temperatures for the upstate today reaching mid 50's and mid 40's for the mountains. tomorrow, it gets better. upper 50's for the upstate on thursday and friday and mid 60's saturday and sunday. the mountains go from 44 today to 59 saturday and 60 on sunda

even 27 in spartanburg and greenwood, 29. early. by this afternoon, we see one of the good things about today, look at the winds. common the upstate.

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here is our morning skycam. 36 in lawrence. 38 in greenwood. still holding up 40 and clemson -- holding at 40 and clemson. now getting new info. i think the numbers will start

ben carson took a private tour of the greenwood genetic center. the group says they were thrilled that he chose to make learning about their work a priority, and afterword, he addressed his standing in the south carolina polls. mr. carson: i have not changed. what has changed our

he will also tour the greenwood genetics center in greenwood at 2:45. 3 3 3 cruz, carson, and ohio governor john kasich campaigned in the upstate last night. cruz spoke to a crowd at the anderson civic center. kasich held a town hall event in greenville... and carson spoke to voters in gaffney. 3 the latest cnn-o-r-c poll shows donald trump is leading with 38-percent... cruz is coming in second with just 22 percent. coming up in our next half hour, we will take a look at how the democratic presidential candidates are trying to charm voters in south carolina. holly? 3 3 for complete election coverage head to our website ... wlos dot com. we have an "election 2016" page where you can view upcoming events and the latest from the campaign trail. 3 3 3 happening today... state representatives plan to review the north carolina voting maps. yesterday, lawmakers in two congressional districts. they were deemed unconstitution al by a federal three-judge panel, because they were based on race. a vote is expected by friday and they will submit the redrawn maps by the federal court's deadline. 3 3 3 a

while those guys had big signing dal playing in the super bowl did, especially josh norman, the greenwood native. he said he didn't have very good memories of signing day. allyson: we will hear from geoff hart shortthank you. happening today, you're invited to show your panthers pride in spartanburg. the city put up t beacon restaurant. you can write a message to the team. a fan from spartanburg will take it to the team's hotel when he there will also be a group picture at 10:00 a.m. on morgan square you can join in on. city hall is also showing its support with team decals, and some businesses are offering panthers gear. patrick: don't forget, our sports team will bring you a preview of the big game live from california. it's called "chasing a championship." geoff will join brad and marc at 8:00 tomorrow night, right here on wyff 4 for the special. if you are job searching, this may be tdale: a couple of days to dry out. we will show you in a few look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, patrick: we have continuing coverage of super bo the panthers g

48 in forest city. 49 in greenville. 50 in charlotte. 50's in clemson, anderson, also down into greenwood. the wind right now, not as bad in the north and northeast. in forest city, 5. not much of a windchill but slight. look at the temperatures across the nation, you can see the jet stream. a nose dive and up towards minneapolis, back down through cincinnati and washington, 37, further south of that, 60's in dallas, 70's down into texas and orlando and pretty much in the middle in asheville in the 40's. back here in the big picture in the southeast, satellite and radar showing clear conditions as high pressure is the dominant feature the next couple of days into the weekend too. good timing here, future cast model, this does a couple of things, it shows the lack of cloud cover and shows us temperatures. this is the clouds moving through at 6:00 p.m. notice no rain a a actually very little cloud cover until we hit saturday, an increase in the clouds. day sunday before our next system that will likely bring us rain monday and tuesday. let's enjoy this first. 51 degrees, average temperature

greenwood. former congressman from the 8th district of pennsylvania and the chairman of the sub commity from 2001 to 2004 and he's a member of the blue ribbon of biodefense as president and ceo of the bio technology innovation organization. in this capacity, he's worked with bio's 1200-member organization to aid in the development of biotech solutions to major challenges inning a culture and health care and we look forward to your insights. next, dr. o'toole who serves as executive vice president as incutel between venture-backed technology start-ups. dr. o'toole, formerly served as undersecretary of science and technology at the department of homeland security and assistance secretary for environmental health and safety at department of energy and looking forward to hearing your expertise today for your hearing and thank you also for being here and now i will yield to mr. flores who will introduce our next witness from texas. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you for holding this hearing tod

forest city, franklin, greenville, anderson, greenwood, at half a mile. if you are traveling anywhere across the southeast, charlotte is pretty bad as well at 1. rock hill, a third tof a mile and even into columbia, that fog is fairly thick. atlanta as well. maybe even causing delays for those flights. satellite radar shows just a light shower pulling into northeast georgia and also into eventually oconee county and into the upstate and further south around anderson and greenwood. other than that, the fog is the big story here for now, but then, we will start to see the rain gauges fill up tomorrow with heavy rain possible. >>> temperatures this morningng 20 degrees above normal for this time of the year. right now, in asheville, very comfortable at 50 degrees. go ahead and grab that umbrella. you might need it throughout the 40s in our foothills and down in the upstate, the upper 50s right now. incredibly mild to start, but we will have another system pull through tonight and tomorrow increasing our chances for rain, possibly even some severe thunderstor

temperatures out that potentially severe weather toward the south. 67 in abbeville, 66 in greenwood, 65 and newberry. dale will have the four-day plus in a>> coming up on "today," and it's on to new hampshire. secretary clinton and bernie sanders crisscrossing the granite state, making their final push before next week's digit lead here. we'll tell you secretary clin up and how her husband bill clinton could play a major role in that. plus, how she plans to reach out to those younger voters, who right now prefer senator sanders. all that and more, comn "today." allyson: a look outside and in a rainy morning. you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ ricardo: i'm ricardo lecompte. clemson makes the trip to winston-salem to face wake forest. the tigers opening up this game on an 11-2 run. jaron blossomgame knocking down the wide open 3. 22 and 13 for the junior forward. but wake forest led 28 to 20 at

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(sean greenwood/ben & jerry's) "it's for our fans. we want >>> a company is ditching cream and a new line of dairy desserts . >> this is something we want and we have been working on this for three years. >> reporter: the result is for decadent flavors. favors like chunky monkey and fudge brownie. others are only coffee caramel fudge and pbn jerry's waterbury plant-- visitors got the chance to try the new flavors.(fiona finlay- hart/visiting from nyc)"it's really good. it's just as good as i was expecting. i've really been looking forward to this and actually i came up here just for this because i've been trying to find it everywhere in the country and they didn't have it yet."since its beginnings in 1978-- ben and jerry's has dabbled with non-dairy --making sorbets.but nothing quite like this.(sean greenwood/ben & jerry's)"for the people who are lactose intolerant and people who are vegan, they go come on make something that's more like ice cream for us because they want the creaminess and texture and smoothness that happens not just

greenwood, maybe a third of an inch where we see the heavy rain. watch overnight, we start to see the rainfall, half an inch in the asheville area. some areas could see more than an inch and a half. by noon, we'll get a break. we'll see the heavier rain fall by 2:00 on wednesday. then we'll continue to see the rain fall throughout the day. several inches possible. risk and then once again within those severe storms there could be trouble as well. cloudy skies today, about 60 degrees. that rain will return late day so make sure you have that umbrella with you, especially tonight. foggy conditions like what we saw. showers settle in through the region with maybe a thunderstorm. 45 degrees. storms possible wednesday in asheville. cooler. a slight chance for a rain snow mix. dry and chilly friday and into the weekend. staying in the 40's overnight lows between freezing. after the rain wednesday, we'll see a drier and cooler pattern in the upstate as well. >> here's a look at some of the stories trending in your lunch hour. kesha gained a supporter in h

tonight temperatures have dropped, it's 32 in columbia, in augusta 29, greenwood, 30 rockville, -- rock hill, 34 sumpter, 35 orangeburg, warmer along the coast, 38 in charleston. satellite picture we have clear skies, the front moves well offshore the main store system is off of nova scotia and high pressure over the southeast a few high clouds moving through the tennessee river valley and a week system over southwestern oklahoma diving down to the gulf of mexico. beginning late tomorrow, more likely tomorrow night, storm system beginning to develop all that's something we will be watching. this but the computer models say, it will be mostly sunny for good heart of the midlands and we will be watching the clouds coming into the coastal region and by late in -- afternoon will be seeing more clouds coming into the midlands and along the coast some rain and that rain will be moving into the eastern part of the midlands during the evening hours and from orangeburg two sumpter and bishop vail, if you are east of that you will see some rain, west of that you won't see any rain. there's a poss

a picture that comes from lakeview elementary in greenwood. it is missed diana pearson's fifth grade class. they celebrated mardi gras with king cake and beads. they are learning a little bit about the celebrations for mardi gras at lakeview elementary. patrick: good stuff. -- geoff: good stuff. we are used to seeing dogs as so meant utah, not so much dogs. allyson: meet charlie the red kangaroo. dale: a roo? allyson: the kangaroo. for about a year, charlie has served as a therapy animal at william e. christoffersen veterans home. [laughter] geoff: he has also taken trips to special education classes and hospice care facilities. the red kangaroo is only about a year old, but he'll soon be full grown. allyson: charlie could eventually be more than 5-feet tall and weigh around 125 pounds. what are they going to do with him than ?the utah red cross -- then? dale: that is great. geoff: the diaper shot was the shout of shots. [laughter] our news continues right now. [captioning made possible by wyff-tv] [captioning performed by the national caption

in the upstate, weave had rain in greenwood county. in north carolina, the advisories are in effect, a winter storm warning in effect for the tennessee border counties, winter weather advisory in effect for buncombe county and jackson county. travel will be difficult there. still 42 in asheville. we'll track those temperatures and much more on the forecast in a few minutes. >> we're always worried about ice. >> it will melt, in the 40s, so refreezing will be a concern in >>> heavy hearts in an upstate high school tonight after two students died in a crash. >> four students were inside when their car hit a tree. dave jordan is at gaffney high school tonight to find out how students are coping. >>reporter: well, they're coping through grief counselers, they brought in grief ministers. the assistant principal here telling me that is t school is in shock, disbelief over the sudden loss of those two high school students. those students are 18-year-old buyer, and 17-year-old dominic -- they were both killed near that road in york county. we'

greenwood says: "we do see the kindred, fan favorite monster, happy to bring that back. the jersey devil which has always been an not stupid that was julie bandera reporting. and you can find out what's next for the characters on sleepy hollow you can find out reporting. and bandera that was julie bandera reporting. and you can find out what's next for the characters what's next for you can find out reporting. and bandera that was julie that was julie bandera reporting. and you can find out what's next for the tonight right here on wfxr what do you call it when the donald throws a tantrum? trumpertantrum!jeanne moos has trump's reaction to the newly coined word. the donald likes to put his name on things...but when trump lashed out at the cruz campaign after coming in second in iowa....donald trump/ presidential candidate "oh that voter fraud..."it was cruz who put trump's name into ted cruz/ presidential candidate"or, if you like, yet another trumpertantrum." trumpertantrum was an instant hit."it's spelled t- r-u-m-p-e-r-t-a-n-t-r-u-m it is the word of the day "trumpert

in greenwood today for a ted cruz campaign event. he spoke about the impact of scalia's death on the election. >> you saw it was the first topic of debate the other night. it's going to be a topic all week through saturday's primary. , and really, what president obama does, or tries to do, or does not do during this lame duck session, or what the united states senate does. the fact of the matter is, the next president should pick the next supreme court justice. carol: if scalia's family wishes, he could be given the honor of lying in repose in the supreme court's great hall. that was last done for chief justice william rehnquist a decade ago. michael: something very different, if you lovebirds, especially the national bird quite a sight out of georgia , tonight. two of the eaglets of the berry college eagle nest have hatched. we've been watching this with you for weeks. here's the view from the eagle cam earlier this afternoon. when the parents move around, you can see them, the baby eagles. the parents are keeping them warm in the f

her son spotted the road and a short chase ensued until the car crashed into the greenwood neighborhood sign. he tells abc columbia news when he approached the suspects, one opened fire before both fled. >> all i really want to do is get the guys that took my mom's car, you know, my mom work hard every day for the little bit of stuff she does. i hope they get locked out. if you do it now, you'll do it again. >> if you have any information that could help authorities in this case, you're asked to call crimestoppers at 1-888-crimesc. the director of the south carolina department of health attendance today. that news conference is taking place at 1:00 this afternoon. it's right across the street from us at the statehouse. >> that's right. and also at the statehouse this afternoon, lawmakers say it is a hard road ahead for bills looking to raise the minimum wage here in south carolina. in a republican dominated legislature. while democrats say they have virtually no chance of passing, they add they hope to spark a debate as the nation's attention turns to the state for the first in the sout

greenwood currently at 32. let's check on a few other communities in the piedmont. do west at 33, laurens at 34. 32 at 96. everyone needs a one car. these temperatures are mild compared to some of the mornings we will have this week are at it is a 10-15 plus mile-per-hour wind that makes it feel colder. tomorrow morning, 23 in the upstate, 17 in the mountains. teens continue thursday. look at sunday morning. 10 in western north carolina. 18 in the upstate as folks get up and get ready to go to church. it is only going to get up to 29 in the mountains on sunday. 36 for the upstate. cold temperatures continue all the way into the start of next week. allyson: chipotle serving up safety following an e-coli outbreak. the changes they're making straight ahead. up in a texas pool. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. patrick: 5:11

this is the 300 block of greenwood avenue. firefighters say the house was empty when the fire broke out. >>> we are also following breaking news in philadelphia. thomas edison high school is on lockdown after records of a student with a weapon. so far no weapon has been found but police are searching the building right now as we look live from chopper 6 hd and we are working to find out more information and we'll bring you updates on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> and more breaking news now in new jersey, a collision involving a school bus left one person dead and several students injured. the driver of a toyota was killed, the bus flipped and landed against a utility pole. it happened in fairfield township, cumberland county as the students were headed to school. katherine scott is live at the scene now with the latest. >> reporter: rick, crews towed away the school bus and the rav 4 in the last hour and now the road is clear and open and this investigation continues off site, there is no word yet on what led up to the crash