educational resource, storytelling vehicle and amplifier for south carolina since 1958, the next trip we took was an innovative one. come with us to columbia south carolina and meet south carolina etv. established by the state of south carolina in 1958, initial mission of this company was to export the use of television and other technologies in education. today, as cctv operates 11 tv stations and eight radio stations. >> this company is so money things disown people. we are a public media network, but for some people we are a television station, their comfort on a sunday night, we are a source of news and information, we are a place for educational resources for children. we are a place for resources for teachers in the classroom, we are also a place where people can feel a sense of community. i feel it one of our key roles is to be a convene or around topics that can bring our cooties together and make a stronger. throughout south carolina, we maintain 11 television stations and eight radio stations. we have access to unique set of tools and resources and it's our obligation to use and leverage to provide the best services to the people

then april 7th here in columbia, south carolina, a former nfl player phillip adams. he shot 5 people and then killed himself. robert lesslie, a prominent doctor was killed along with his wife, 2 of their grandchildren and to air conditioning technicians who are working there at the home. and lastly, we have last night's shooting where 8 people died in indianapolis. the fedex facility. several other people were also injured there. investigators say the shooter eventually in indianapolis took his own life. indiana comes just a day after democrats on capitol hill, introduced new gun control measures. >> while the house passed gun bills. those bill sit in the senate, washington correspondent kellie meyer has the latest now reaction from washington to the shooting and what happens next. >> there's no question that this violence must and washington is reacting to the latest mass shooting that left 8 people dead and several more injured in indiana. the shooting comes just a week after the white house issued executive orders on gun control to curb gun violence across the cou

he is in columbia south carolina, independent line.ou are on with brian craig of the brian craig podcast. how do people find your show? guest: they can find me on youtube, brian craig on youtube, and on the steve kane show, which i'm on every morning with steve kane taking live calls. host: how long do you produce the podcasts? guest: four days per week and five days per week on the radio. host: what do you talk about and how do you determine your topics? guest: i often look at twitter and see what is trending. on today's show, we will talk about the ridiculous executive orders of biden yesterday on gun control. host: we will talk through that an event. but here's herbert first in columbia. you are on with brian craig. caller: good morning. i was calling. about politics. you said the ridiculous gun -- whatever about biden just now. biden has his opinion, you have your opinion. both sides have both opinions. government is about getting to the table and expressing both opinions and coming to the center to make laws for both sides to agre

today we announced three additional sites, the first at the columbia place mall in columbia, south carolina. the second is the cola ash colorado state fairgrounds. -- the second is the colorado state fairgrounds. the third is the minnesota state fair. these three new sites bring us closer to the president's go the courtal. -- the president's goal. across the country, their mass vaccination sites with the combined capability to administer over 95,000 shots per day. that number will continue to grow as we bring additional sites online. importantly, these sites will advance our work to equitably distribute vaccines and reach communities that have been hurt the most by the pandemic. as i have said here before, equity is at the center of these mass vaccination sites. each one is located in a high risk immunity as defined by the cdc social vulnerability index or other factors. of the more than 2.1 million shots that have been administered at these sites to date, more than 60% have been administered to racial and ethnic minorities. we know there is more to do on this front, and we are committed to

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to the islands to make images about the experience of enslaved people on plantations in columbia, south carolina. she was photographed by a south carolina photographer who was hired by louis agassi who proved black people were subhuman. this is an experience that he wanted to interrogate through the images of black people that are stereotyped in many ways. they were images also -- this is a plantation image of a man who owns his property. we see women, white women and black women and men, men, women and children in this frame. we see about 17 people on this plantation. we see the activity and we also see the two black figures that are in the middle ground, one holding a hat and the older girl, the younger girl, they are performing the labor of performing for the photographer. the black man is the driver. thinking about this image as it was recently shared with me, you also see a pole, a tree stump and curious about that a tree stump it is a reference to the brutality of slavery in terms of the whippings. these are the slave quarters on a plantation. they are also images that discover i found an

. >> so a young black man in columbia, south carolina, in a neighbor this, pushed and threatened by a white ft. jackson soldier. i've been wanting to do this story for two days and now i have the opportunity. we'll show you what happened next. here it is after this break. vo: president biden's bold new jobs plan - it rebuilds our country and tackles climate change with clean energy jobs. biden: the american jobs plan will lead to a transformational progress in our effort to tackle climate change with american jobs and american ingenuity. vo: this is our opportunity - our moment to fight climate change and build back better. biden: it's big, yes. it's bold, yes. and we can get it done. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders.

went to the sea island to make images about the experience of people on plantations and columbia, south carolinais is drane and by a south carolina photographer he was hired by louie agafi to prove black people were subhuman, and this is an experience that she wanted to interrogate throughed image of black people stereotype in many ways. they were images also this is the plantation image of a -- of a man who owns this property. we see women and white women and black women and men and black men and women and children in this strain so we see about 17 people on this plantation. we see the activity, we also see two black figures in the fore, middle ground one holding hat, and of the older girl and younger girl has a grown so there's a performing the labor of the experience. of the performing for the photographer, the black man is the driver. and thinking about this image and this was recently shared with me you also see a pole, a tree stump and curious about that tree stump is -- a reference to the brutality of slavery in terms of the whipping. looking at the land these are plantation experiences o

. >> greg: this sunday, april 18th i'll be live at the colombian speedway, columbia, south carolina,o my website. ggutfeld.com. before we go, let's do this. ♪ ♪ >> animals are jerks, animals are jerks. >> greg: that they are, do you know farmers are using drones to herd sheep? take a look at this, some of the sheep aren't too thrilled about this and i think somewhere in new zealand or new jersey, i'm not sure. because we've been drinking since noon. there you go, see! this is technology meeting the animal kingdom and animal kingdom saying no, we do not want you here come a drone get out! you stupid, stupid drone! anyway, i could keep watching that but why what i when i can go to bed? thank you, our studio audience! do not forget the dvr the show! so you never miss an episode! "fox news @ night" the shannon bream is next! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> shanon: hello, welcome to "fox news @ night" i am shannon bream in washington and here's a lot of breaking news tonight. krista indianapolis where multiple victims have been reported after shots were fired at a fedex facility there. a

presidential run right now mike pence is giving his first public speech since he left office in columbia, south carolina conservatives. tickets started at $175. we're told his speech will attack the current administration for what he calls an avalanche of big government and liberal policies if he were to run, he would have his old boss to contend with the former president hasn't ruled out a run of his own, and they haven't seen eye to eye the former president today saying he would consider ron desantis as his 2024 running mate annie karni, thank you for joining us how serious does your reporting indicate it may be and what is his pitch? >> well, this speech is notable. pence has skipped cpac, the rnc. this is the first time we've heard him address a big crowd. so we'll see where he's positioning himself among all the republicans that are keeping their options open for 2024. pence has a unique issue, in that he -- his entire political brand is connected to trump, even though they had a falling out at the end of the administration that was the gamble he made for four years that's the gamble he still has t

this sunday columbia speedway columbia, south carolina.om shillue i do have time for this don't i greg's yummy dessert recipes. i'm so excited take a look ben and jerry's has a new ice cream flavor have you seen it? i had it last night it's fruity gerbil crunch. isn't that sphwussing? what kind of person would do that? >> dana: that is disgusting. >> greg: harold, do you have 15 second pass or go for it. >> harold: 30 years ago lsu fiji brothers paid off the mortgage of their fraternity cook ms. jesse hamilton. bless you and bless your family. >> dana: that's a great story. >> greg: sorry, dagen, next time. all right, "special report" is up next with a guy named bret baier. good evening welcome to washington i'm bret baier democrats are calling democratic proposals to expand the number of justices on the u.s. supreme court an assault on judicial independence. several democrats are bringing forward a bill to add four new seats to the supreme court which would be selected by president biden and confirmed by a democrat run senate already seek

former high school football and track star, damien returns to his alma mater and columbia, south carolinafensive coordinator, and the girls track and field coach. in every role, he was calm and steady. a great listener, and a sounding board for anyone in need, his wife said. after a long friendship and courtship, the pair tied the knot and had two children of their own. damien was 42 years old. and we thank family members for sharing the stories with us, our hearts go out to you as they do to everyone who lost someone in this pandemic. ♪ judy: it turns out, being the biggest and the richest does not always mean that you win. this week, football fans united globally to block a secret super soccer league. >> judy, i imagine in pro baseball that the yankees, red sox, and the cubs broke away with other profitable teams to set up their own league. that is what these european soccer clubs are trying to do. and their failure is a stunning 180 for some powerful team owners who are not used to the word no. just days after the so-called super league was unveiled, the architects of the scheme got al

of gutfeld live is back at the columbia, south carolina, colombia speedway.date. i hope it still happens. and special guest tom shillue. it's going to be great. i really look forward to doing this again. and here we go. let's do this. greg's celebrity sighting. there is nothing -- i can't stand it when i see celebrity couples fighting in public. but where i live it happens all the time. here, take a look at this. these are two brothers from hampton are fighting and they don't realize that tmz is just around the corner and they went at it for almost three solid hours and now i will shut up. [laughter] i couldn't think of a celebrity couple. >> juan: it looks like fun whatever it is. i will tell you that all right, you never know when a giant jeanne or a guardian angel with a credit card is going to a appear. take a look, folks. well, apparently the video got hung up somewhere. but what we had was a video of -- oh, here it is, shaquille o'neal. that is shaquille o'neal, the former nba star paid for an edge engagement ring as it was being purchased by another ma

and you can see there it didn't end columbia, south carolina. that's where 6 people were killed. and that was at the hands of a former nfl player, former member of the forty-niners and of the raiders to that was april 7th. phillip adams was his name. he shot a family doctor, his wife, their 2 grandchildren and then one person who was outside before turning the gun on himself. and then lastly, we have the events last night. april 15th again, 8 people killed in that. and we know that one person that was shot and wounded taken to hospitals. listed in critical condition this morning. a great outlook. so we're hoping that the death toll doesn't climb, but it is a possibility. so we'll be following that part of the story as well. there s a qr code to zap with your phone and you can download the app really easy that way. just go to the tv, open your camera and this apple come up automatically. if you click download, you got the kron 4 news app. >> we'll give you breaking news. push alerts that way because there is a lot changing and there's a lot to learn about what happened in indianap

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. >> we are all vaccinated and we came from tampa, florida, to columbia, south carolina. >> to celebrate. good morning, everybody. it is wednesday. we are so glad you started your week with us. >> we appreciate it when you set your dvr at 7:00 a.m. so you can catch up on what you miss. we have a busy morning. >> we do. here is your news at 8:00. >>> former police officer derek chauvin is facing years in prison after a jury found him guilty on all counts yesterday in the murder of george floyd. craig is in minneapolis with the reaction to that verdict. craig, good morning again. >> reporter: good morning to you again. derek chauvin is waking up at a correctional facility about 30 minutes of where i am standing right now, a moment 11 long months in the making for george floyd's family and across much of the country, a collective exhale after tuesday's verdict, a feeling for many in this case justice was served. overnight crowds returning to the streets. this time to celebrate derek chauvin's guilty verdict. almost a year after the country was transfixed by protests in the name of george fl

video shows him shoving and berating a black man and demanding he leave the neighborhood in columbia, south carolinaave the story live in new york. good morning. >> good morning, trace. yeah, that sheriff says what he saw in the video is terrible. take a look for yourself. in that video it shows u.s. army staff sergeant shoveling and yelling at a young black man walking in his neighborhood monday telling him you are in the wrong neighborhood and calling him an expletive. he said he has done nothing wrong. he continues to verbally attack him. the active duty soldier based in fort jackson has been charged with third degree assault and battery. the sheriff says stems from him putting his hands on the young man. he could face a fine of up to 30 days in jail. the sheriff says the altercation may have started when the victim was involved in some quote other incident in the neighborhood. we don't know what those are. some reports suggest the young man may have an underlying medical condition. the sheriff insists none of those previous incidents justify the assault that followed. >> we're not going to let p

quickly move to the east, into atlanta, all parts of georgia down toward savannah, charleston, columbia, south carolina, and also northern florida. the problem is that the front's going to get stuck right in that general area. that means a lot of rain. where you see the purple, look at this, enterprise alabama, valdosta, georgia, that's three to six inches of rain. watch out for flash flooding today. now we're having the opposite problem across the west coast where right now 60% of the west covered under severe, extreme, or exceptional drought. it has been exceptionally dry. here's some good news -- storm is going to be slamming into the west coast. this is a very late-season storm. it is rare you see storms this late in the season. it will bring snow and rain and a little bit of relief. but here's the problem -- as soon as this gets out into the plains states, we're talking about likely a significant tornado outbreak as we head into tuesday and wednesday across the central plains states. michelle? >> all right. thank you. >>> president biden is attempting to turn his words at the global climate summit

members of the columbia, south carolina, community outraged over this caught on camera incident. >> youer: that led to the arrest of pentland, an active duty soldier. >> you're in the wrong neighborhood [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the incident happened monday. pentland is the man you see on the right in red, the 42-year-old stationed at nearby ft. jackson. >> or what? what are you going to do? >> reporter: in the now viral video, for over two minutes pentland is seen berating the man for walking in the neighborhood. >> you need to walk away or i'll carry your [ bleep ] out of here. what do you want to do? >> reporter: he demands to know where the young man lives. >> i live here, sir. >> where? where is your house? >> reporter: and after repeated threats gets physical. >> you better walk away. you walk away. you talking to my wife right now. >> reporter: pentland this morning is charged with assault and third degree battery and if convicted could face a $500 fine and 30 days in jail. witnesses say police initially said they could only charge pentland with destruction of property after swatti

south park. i think. don't forget, i'll be live at the columbia speedway in south carolina sunday. my special guest is tom. you remember him. for ticket information, go to ggutfeld.com. don't go anywhere. we have more stuff after this. - i'm sure you've heard how grammarly improves your writing, but let me tell you how grammarly business helped my sales team. look at simon. since simon's team started using grammarly business, we've closed more deals. with suggestions to sharpen his writing clarity and overall confidence, simon's pitches always stick the landing, which leads to more of these and these. learn more at grammerly.com/business. >> greg: before we go, a quick fashion segment. michael loftus was on the show last week. there he is. is that him? i can't see, my eyes are so bad. we pulled her instagram followers, does michael loftus have good style? more than 4,000 people voted, 76% said yes, 24% said no, which means over 1,000 people think michael loftus addresses terribly. you can't argue with the 1,000 people, michael. what you have to say? >> who paid all the other people

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south park is like all we have left. [laughter] greg: don't forget, i'll be live at the columbia speedway and cal south carolina sunday myst, tom flu. the rumor him. ticket information, g got filled.com, don't go anywhere. [applause] okay, before we go, time for a quick fashion statement. wlast week michael loftis was n the shelf. [laughter] there he is. is that him? i can't see, my eyes are so bad. we pulled into followers, michael loftis, does he have good style? thousand people voted. 76% said yes but 24% said no which means over 1000 people think michael loftus dresses terribly. [laughter] 1 you can't argue with 1000 people, michael. what you have to say to them? >> hit all the other people. >> it cost me a pretty penny i'm going will bongino on this. [laughter] leaned forward on your knees. >> thank you, america, i love you back. greg: i love it when he does that. you know it's got to go off. start shaking. [laughter] scares the crab out of me. check your dvr every night. watch every episode. thanks for watching. that's it. [cheering and applauding] [cheering and applauding] [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world"

the first as at the columbia place mall and condi south carolina. the second at the colorado state fairgrounds in pueblo colorado and the third is the minnesota state fair grounds in st. paul minnesota at the minnesota state fair. these bring us closer to the president's goal. across the country already 25 existing mass vaccination sites with a combined capability to administer over 95000 shots per day. that number will continue to grow as we bring additional sites online. importantly these new sites will advance the work to equitably distribute vaccines and reach communities that have been hurt the most by the pandemic. as i said here before equity is at the center of the mass vaccination sites. each one is located in a high-risk community and defined by the cdc social vulnerability index or other factors of the more than two.1 million shots administered at the sites to date more than 60 percent have been administered to racial and ethical minorities there's more to do we're committed to efficiency and equity as we accelerate our program now before

next, we will hear from steve in columbia, south carolina opposes this effort.ler: i have a little fact for you. those gun kits, yes you can buy part of it without a background check. the lower receiver cannot be purchased without a federal firearms background check. you cannot. all of those people, patricia, and people that say that you can buy these things and they are not registered, is a lie. it is a lie. you have to register the lower receiver of that kit period. host: terri is next in kentucky. a supporter. caller: i do support this effort, however, i think it needs to address some other issues. when we look at these public places, the schools, neighborhoods that are being shot up, somewhere we need to hold folks accountable who know where these guns are. some of them are stored in parent's homes. ammunitions are being sold. companies are profiting like crazy from the sale of guns. they cannot even keep up with ammunition enough to satisfy those who have guns. we need to look at other areas in that bill. i support it. it is a start. but parents should know

host: another paul out of columbia, south carolina. caller: thank you for c-span. am a retail manager, i have been working since the pandemic struck. last march, we worked nonstop, 50 hours per week, working straight through. i noticed that families will eat at restaurants four times a week, but when the restaurants shut down, they returned to the grocery stores tenfold. we are on a full role and i have seen our numbers fluctuate 100%. it is totally amazing to see families come back to their homes and want to eat dinner now. that being said, i have friends that own restaurants. i try to patronize their restaurant as best i can to help their economy and keep them employed but i think overall, the retail sector trying to buy produce from local farmers, looking for different alternatives, we have outsourced to find everything to keep the supply chain going, to keep those claussen pickles -- not to give than a shout out, but to keep them on the shelves. people can come to the grocery store, it looks normal. i know it is not normal, but even my employer is now giving ou

host: again, brian craig, our first call is from herbert in columbia, south carolina, independent line. you are on with brian craig of the brian craig podcast. how do people find your show? guest: they can find me on youtube, brian craig on youtube, and on the steve kane show, which i'm on every morning with steve k, taking live -- kane. . , taking live calls i'm on the radio five days per week. host: what do you talk about and how do you determine your topics? guest: i often look at twitter and see what is trending. on today show, we talk about the ridiculous executive orders of biden yesterday on gun control. host: we talked through that in a bit, but here's herbert first in columbia. you are on with brian craig. caller: good morning. i was calling. you said the ridiculous gun -- whatever about the biden just now. [indiscernible] both sides have both opinions. government is about getting to the table and expressing both opinions and coming to the center to make laws for both sides to agree on, isn't that right? guest: in theory. caller: you can't have it your way, because that is you

police in south carolina have shut down a neighborhood in suburban columbia after a protest turned violent. it happened in front of the home of a soldier who assaulted a black man walking down the street. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, a u.s. army soldier is under arrest after shoving a black man in this south carolina neighborhood. >> what are you doing here? >> walking. >> there's a difference between pushing you -- >> you're the aggressor, buddy. >> oh. >> you better walk away. you walk away. >> reporter: authorities now charging 42-year-old jonathan pentland with assault and battery. >> you coming after me. >> i ain't coming after you. you in the wrong neighborhood, [ bleep ]. get out. >> reporter: in the video, the man who was shoved says he lives in that neighborhood. >> we're not going to let people be bullies in our community. if you are, you're going to answer for it. >> reporter: the sheriff's department which has not confirmed the victim's identity says the man had approached several neighbors in a threatening manner, prompting neighbors to ask pentland to

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association or largest law enforcement agency in south carolina and i'm a member of the civilian advisory council with my local police department, columbia police department so i sit in command review boards which involve use of force in that context and i've done presentation and training at the center which is not an agency per se but the audience has representatives of the number of different state, local and federal agencies and i provided training and presentations to the alcohol tobacco, explosive senior staff at the command staff of the kansas city, missouri police deferment and i have all of those is a range of informal consultations and discussions on a range of issues with the number of agencies. >> are you a frequent speaker or lecturer in issues of policing and uses of force throughout the country. >> yes, although in the past year most of those have been presentations from my home be a zoom but yes, they are based all over the place. >> what organizations are you presenting to? >> i presented well over 100 times at this point to organizations that include the american judges association and the conference of chief justices a

we talk a lot and, you know, last month the city of columbia mem or ated my last -- commemorated my last conviction in the case of south carolina maxine would talk about petitioning for redress and she used a word that a lot of people planned upon. and the matter of the fact mo brooks said much worse stuff than that just minutes before the insurrection and i don't remember mccarthy saying one single word about that. so if he's going to bring forth a resolution, i would hope that he would bring a resolution regarding mo brooks as well. so we ought to let political speech be political speech and not bring it into the halls of the congress. if she said that on the floor, that is one thing. but both mo brooks said his outside, and maxine was not even in washington when she made those comments. >> all right, we have nbc news capitol hill correspondent and host of way too early kasie with us and she has a question. >> congressman clyburn, good to see you. i would like to ask you about the big picture here as it relates to what we've seen in minneapolis because as this trial is unfolded, we saw another young black man killed at the ha

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