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

about d a half in san diego. it will run until 11:00, then we will wrap it up on the news at 11:00. n jose, brad fralick, wyff news 4. ricardo: thanks, brad. the fellas will be live in califo and also for our special friday night, "chasing a chchpionship." join us at 8:00, as we give you all the insight you'll need for the big game. south carolina returned to the associated press poll after two victories last week. the 19 and 2 gamecocks back at number 25, usc ranked 23rd in the coaches' poll. but a familiar team in the ap poll, out of the rankings for the first time in more than 8

greenville county and western north carolina. right now, you will find many vacant buildings along this st county leaders call the announcement huge. >> it's a validation of the area as a potential location for potential commercial, and even industrial kinds of activities. michael: the new facility is expected to be open by the fall. no word yet on how many jobs the expansion will bring. carol: two upstate students hope they can help victims of domestic violence. they've come up with a new app, and it's in a national contest. greenville high school students