. >> alicia: i'm alicia barnes.the stakes are high. two days before the first of the south primary, he has not gone to any rallies, town halls, or forums all week. tonight was your chance to hear from three of the candidates. >> cnn hosted a town hall with donald trump, john kasich and jeb bush at the usc law school that's where we find our grace joyal live tonight. grace, what are the takeaways tonight? >> grace: well, ben and alicia, first off it's important to know how it was presented, each candidate sitting down with anderson cooper for really a one on one conversation. bush, kasich and trump answered questions from you, the south carolina public. it made for a slower paced more focused forum. >> poverty is -- positivity is what john kasich has been stating. he highlighted how he'll run the country but also talking about how getting out of his state has showed him what we need to rebuild america. >> we need to slow down and then we've got to carry out our god-given destinies and potentials and gifts. yet it's definitely changed me

. >> alicia: or we're just getting used to it being cold outside. let's turn things over to chief meteorologist john farley. >> john: look at this. here are the flags on the statehouse, they're not doing much. yesterday they were barely hanging on things were blowing so hard. not the case tonight. the temperature is a lot warmer, we're in the mid 50s, compare that to 24 hours ago, check this out. right now in columbia, 18 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. gig changes and it feels better as you step outside. through the evening, temperatures dipping down to the 40s and 30s by tomorrow morning. what will happen is we'll get clouds in here, a that will dipping too far, so getting out in the morning commute around freezing, maybe a degree or two either side but nowhere near as cold as this morning. just a few clouds, going through the day, tomorrow, the clouds thicken especially in the middle part of the day. not out of the question, we could get a sprinkle or if you're lucky, maybe a flurry. but remember the other day, there were just a coupl

. >> reporter: ben and alicia. marco rubio, ted cruz and ben carson had their turn and now it's donald trump and governor john kasich. debate we saw intense changes between bush and trump. and tonight, will be closely watching for what trump has to say about his holy war with pope francis. at the usc school of law, grace doyle. abc columbia. >> ben: jeb bush made a stop at the columbia convention center. >> alicia: abc columbia's jennifer ready was on the campaign bus and brings us mores. >> yes, sir. >>> why should south carolinians vote for you this saturday. >> there will be unforeseen events in the next presidency, it could be massive natural disaster or a pandemic or an attack on our country and the question is who do you want sitting behind the big desk making these two visions. and we need to verse course and i did that when i was governor of the state of florida a i can do it again. >> jennifer: marco rubio has come at you in terms of your experience with foreign policy. he has known, going to a committee h

. >> alicia: i'm getting used to working down main street like this. >> ben: leaning. >> alicia: laying back. for the latest on when the wind will stop, here's chief meteorologist john farley. >> john: not much further to go. there's the flags on top of the statehouse. yesterday they were barely hanging on. but today, not as bad. let's show you the latest gusts. in the range of 30 in the strongest spots. last time at this time, it was more like 40678 the wind is coming down and by tomorrow, a pleasant day. not much in the way of wind. let's talk about the forecast for the next several hours, starting with the temperature, 50s and mid 40s, notice, the wind coming out of west. that's where the cooler air is through the rest the midlands overnight. windy and then dying down to breezy temperatures settling to 40 degrees by the time we get to i here's the school bus forecast. tomorrow morning, cool, numbers around the mid 30s or so, than do it. and as we go through the day, it's going to be pleasant. kind of a crisp late-winter day. 56 is where we top out in columbia. the weekend, i'll have

. >> alicia: i'm alicia barnes. tonight police are looking for the suspected shooter. investigators say this was an isolated incident, and no victims have been reported. our jennifer ready joins us live now from the scene in irmo, which has calmed down considerably. >> jennifer: yeah, ben and alisha. it's important to know that this was not an active shooter situation. at this point, officials are saying there are no known victims. as you look point me, it's still a fluid situation here by the mall. we just learn a few moments ago that they have completely evacuated the mall and closed it down and they're turning it into a crime scene investigation. here's what we know at this point. officials sayay they are looking for two male suspects. they say they received a call around 7:10 this afternoon and that's when they said there was an altercation inside the mall right outside kay jewelers. they say it started as a fist fight and that escalated and at some point shots were fired got air. police say they did catch two suspects outside the same exit of the mall. that's who

. >> alicia: abc columbia's grace grace, what can we expect to hear from the candidates this evening? >> reporter: alicia and ben, first i want to show you the clinton and sanders fans fathering down the street. they are courting drivers in rush hour traffic on assembly street. they have gotten quiet but lots of clinton fans, a few bernie fans. the hillary fans have been louder this evening after suffering defeat in new hampshire, clinton gained back her momentum in nevada this weekend. the challenge for her now is to keep it going. clinton did very well wi black voters in nevada that's a key point here, ahead of saturday's democratic primary. in 2008, 55% of the state's electorate was black. sanders has pulled out all the stops courting our state's african-american voters but will it be enough? since saturday, he's started hitting clinton hard calling her out for not releasing the paid speeches she gave to big wall street firms. voters tonight will get the themselves. as we saw last week with the republicans, these town halls are a chance for you to get up close and personal with the

reporting in the news room, beth rousseau, abc columbia news. >> alicia: thank you, beth. well, space will be a focus when the candidates come south for the south carolina primaries. today the conservative leadership project announced the 2016 faith and family presidential forum. the event will take place bob jones university. attorney general allen wilson will serve as the moderator. >> most candidates' spouses usually campaign for them, but only one has a president on the stump, of course, former president bill clinton will campaign for his wife hillary clinton on wednesday evening at allen university. bill clinton won the south carolina democratic primary back in 1992. >> alicia: looking to the future in lexington. in just a few minutes, mayor steve macdougall will deliver his state of the town address, on the agenda for tonight's speech, the town's vision, the planned project they have on tap, automated traffic signals, and the continued recovery effort from the 1,000-year flood. the power of healing through art, a local non-profit organization is helping veterans suff

. >> alicia: all right. >> ben: to echo, the national weather service confirms a microburst in lexington county during yesterday's severe storms. jennifer ready spoke with a local business cleaning up today after high winds left them with severe damage. >> yes, sir. >>> it hit here in baitsburg leesville and the roof that used to cover a shed is just one sign of the damage. crews work to clean up the debris scattered across tracy's logging. the national weather service says that the microburst that hit the area packed 70 miles per hour winds. >> when i looked out, you could see the whole chicken house and debris started flying like it was coming across the field and when i saw the shed here of my uncles, i say it hit the ground. >> jennifer: jody sitz the microburst lasted about 30 seconds. >> i could heart tin and debris and stuff like t tt. >>>>ennifer: left in the silence, a hay shed turned into across the roof once sat on top. and windows and dented from debris. >> i've spent my lifetime in this place and built buildings often realize how temporarily those things are, how quickly the

>> alicia: got to look really hard. >> john: you do. don't blink. >> alicia: i got one. >> john: we got a little something. here is the thing. there is not much out there. the blue, it is all light. and this is one of those things that happens where when the snow falls out of the sky just like rain sometimes it evaporates on the way down. losing a lot on the way down. a few flakes here and there and that is how things play out for this evening. no accumulation whatsoever. it still is cold when you factor in the wind and temperature you get what we call a feels like or wind temperature. 29 in columbia. what is going to happen is we will it in to see a few more from us overnight. nothing much -- a few more flurries overnight. nothing much. it doesn't really warm up in the seven-day forecast. no real warm-up in there. another bitter cold shot of air this weekend. that in just a second. what is happening is arctic blast here, cold air from the middle part of canada is setting up shop in the eastern united states and going to be here right t

. >> alicia: police say the suspects fled down farrow road with jared following behind, >> made a right turn, ran into the brick sign right there. i know they hurt, they hit it pretty hard. >> jared was con frosting the pair when he said one of the robbers opened fire. >> one of them pulled a gun and started shooting at me trying to get away. one went one way, one went the other way. >> baskett's 2009 toyota camry, which she bought just two months ago, was severely damaged, but she did notice some changes that she believed were an attempt to disguise the vehicle. >> changed, put a paper tag on it, took my hubcaps, put air froeshenner up on the -- freshener on the rear view, all in my car. had a hyundai i wanted somebody to steal. they didn't want that! >> jared echoes his mother's anger and wants to see the two men responsible behind bars. >> they got to get got. if you going to do something like that now, you are going to do it again. leash >> authorities say the investigation into this incident is ongoing. we will bring you details and updates as they become available on our website,

i've alicia barnes. >> ben: i'm ben hoover. a public meeting turned into damage control tonight after rumors and misinformation had spread on social media about a multi-million dollar greenway planned for an area still reeling from october's flood. homeowners who live along gills richland county and the gills creek watershed association explain details like the cost of the project, where the money is coming from and how it would impact their property lines. >> the greenway would start where kill born road intersects with shady lane and follows gills creek south to bluff road. here's the concern. some say the community would benefit from the trails and picnic areas while others say they don't like the idea. considering the flood damaged area has a long road to recovery >> after the october floods, think people should have a different perspective on what mother nature can do and this natural wetland should probably be left alone. i think it will give destruct to the harmony and peace in this neighborhood. >> a lot of the other ci

alicia keys. she needs no introductions. as a matter of fact, even though she doesn't take the stage for another two hours and 40 minutes, look at what's going on behind me. tens of thousands of folks began arriving at 8:00 this morning. they will have waited more than 12 hours before alicia keys takes the stage. her first number one song was 15 years ago, fallen back in the year 2001 but she has been rocking it ever since. 15 years of number one songs of number one albums and certainly she has a following all around the country including here in the bay area. this is a last of the city stage concerts presented by levi's. each one brought a huge crowd but none bigger than this where we have "goapele" an oakland act. he is an oakland performer right here from the bay area. but all the focus is on alicia keys tonight. 8:15. she takes the stage. we are already at capacity. word came out that we're at capacity for the city stage. that happened at 4:30. think about that. everybody was already in and will have waited for nearly fo

we have our fashion gap looking at alicia vikander just arriving then red carpet. roshumba, what do you think of her ensemiable? roshumba: i love that bright, pop-up color. that yellow is amazing. and the cool thing about it is, that's what young hollywood does the picture. it's jewel embellished. yu tsai: she also made sure she didn't wear a train that was way too low that she didn't step on in a crowded space. roshumba: fashion, on trend. i love it. kristen: the color yellow, is that going to be a trend we might be seeing more on this red carpet? some of the pastels? roshumba: i'm thinking more of the jewel embellished trends. bright colors, darker colors, but also a jewel embellish there. yu tsai: she stood out on the red carpet in that yu tsai:. you can spot her from across the street. i love it. roshumba: you know what, that yellow also goes well with an oscar. kristen: we're going to be rooting for her. over here, george. george: thank you very much. it's getting very crowded on the red carpet. to talk with oscar winner louis gossett jr. and look who's here.

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alicia vikander, right? >> yeah, that was right. >> jimmy: yeah, except i didn't say it like that before. at the oscars like if john travolta has to introduce your category, god help him. it's going to be a disaster. [ laughter ] well, hopefully one of the good things about being nominated for -- one of the many good things is people hear your name maybe a little less of that. >> yeah. and then i'm going to give him the swedish version and then -- >> jimmy: what is the swedish version of your name? >> alicia vikander. >> jimmy: yeah, forget that. [ laughter ] is the oscars a big thing in sweden? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it is? >> it is. i remember when my mom -- i came finally to the age when she would allow me to kind of set the alarm clock and go up at 2:00 a.m. and sit by the tv and then later on i even had like sleepovers with my friends and we kind of stayed up and were wearing pajamas and ate popcorn and watched the oscars and talked about all the dresses. >> jimmy: so your family must have been very, very e

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an addict since she was a teenager, alicia got clean less than 2 years ago. she says for a long her time her family enabled her...and not until that stopped, that she realized she had to help herself get well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "family members will try to love an addict sober and all the love in the world can not save someone.")) ((natsound joe engle on stage)) joe engle says the goal of his organization is also help raise funds to help people going through rehab. an inspiration that came from a son who didn't have the chance to escape this cycle of addiction. ((joe engle/lost son to heron addiction: "all the awareness that we have brought on all due to him so his memories is living on and he's making and impact in this world.")) > ((kirsten joyce)) since the organization's launch... engle has paid for room and board at sober living homes for advocating for easier access to treatment facilities. he hopes to one day open a recovery high school... where it help teens beat addiction. /// ((brian loftus)) > pope francis is making his way thr

the city stage area i am guessing, 5 to 7000 people here waiting see alicia keys, this is not hot spot, the place to be. republic is also the place to be. this is an example of how popular it is. when we're walking around downtown, walking down market street you the metreon, the closest thing i can remember it like this is when the giants to the parade after winning the world series back in 10, 12 and 14. so many people here in such good moods having a great time, people not so happy right now because they can't get in but this is exactly what tourism officials are talking about. this is what they want. travel association, said about an hour ago he he couldn't be happier about this. >> a lot of people in the bay area coming in around the country, around the world, media, fans want to be part of the celebration. this is what we hope to accomplish. a lot of people having a good time enjoying the san francisco bay area, great restaurants, shops and having a good time for super bowl weekend. >> i talked to him, i talked to houston host committee, people i ran into yesterday in the minnesot

you can see alicia keys live at cbssf.com. look at all folks waiting 90 minutes before she takes the stage. it's a packed house and party already before the music even begins. current conditions concord 61. oakland 64. livermore 59. 61 in san francisco. san jose 59. and santa rosa 58 degrees. tonight 40s. super bowl city 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., it will be a fantastic day tomorrow. 67 degrees will be your temperature tomorrow afternoon in san francisco. that's extremely mild for the 7th day of february. the storm track is well to the north. the warmest day is going to be monday. but man, that's a huge ridge of high pressure which will center itself right over northern california. as we roll through the next 48 to 72 hours. we are mostly clear tonight with breezy conditions in the hills. it will be sunny and warm on super bowl sunday. and likely will remain dry. we want dry weather for the super bowl but we want the rain to return soon thereafter. it looks like it won't at least for the next several days. 70s tomorrow. fremont 71. sa

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*hm6mmmmel liv^ab@hm* from "the danish girl," oscar nominee alicia vikander. jake byrd at a donald trump rally. and music from nothing but thieves. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as luck would have it, livjb@hmmmel [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] i hope you're ready to party. i really do. hey, you know, tonight is mardi gras. it's a big night of celebration. mardi means tuesday in french. gras means fat. it is fat tuesday in new orleans right now. everybody is drunk. even the babies. nobody gets a pass on mardi gras. it's an interesting day in america today because we're voting for candidates for president in one state and flashing our nipples in another state. [ laughter ] in new hampshire today the first official primary of the election season, and they had a bit of this is a pig, a 600-pound pig. it escaped from a local farm. it made its way to a polling location. a school in p

alicia: and how far was theshooter inside the store? he's killing us. get used to it. ten feet, probably? so, 30 feet in total? 20 feet to the window, ten feet inside. was he on the sidewalk or in the parking lot? and so i'm curious, mr. boylan, were you on the sidewalk in front of the store, or in the parking lot? on the sidewalk. on the sidewalk. yep, i can see into the store. there's no reflection problem. where did he say the shooter went? where did this person go after you saw him shoot? back into the store to hide. so you saw him hide? no, i'm just... he went toward the rear of the store. so maybethe real robber went out the back door. cary: objection! it's one exit. punch-key lock. you need to know the code to get out. damn. cross-racial identification? i have. but you don't give it much credence. well, do i think that some whites tend to misidentify black suspects because they have trouble distinguishing features-- yes. but the eyewitness here was black and the accused white. and have you seen studies thatblacks often misidentify whites? i haven't, but i'll tak