and the most respected baptist ministers in the south, the leader of the south carolina baptist convention, senior theologian in the colony and the state. and because of that and the nature of south carolina, looking at individual. and and providing an extended biblical justification. the short statement, he argues slavery is not necessarily the best case in all situations and in the case of america from a biblical standpoint it is justified. he argues like many would later argue that the conditions of the slaves in america are much better than that of the natives in africa and this theological and socialist education, stalled out in this period, provides the basis of 40 years of biblical justification for slavery's that happened by some preachers and ministers throughout this time. james fetterman was a baptist minister and theologian and professor before he became president of the university, and in 1860's, he was an ardent supporter, at the point at which south carolina was starting to call off the session convention together, many people on the upstate being skeptical of power structur

enter the first baptist prosperity partners ministry >> and i was able to pay off $20,000 worth of my partners. >> reporter: beth and nita adams were advised to share a home to cut expenses in half. prosperity partners are put on a >> 21 days of no eating out, no shopping, no entertaining >> you cannot spend money and people cannot spend money on you >> when you come back sunday night, it's because you want to be here. >> reporter: john jenkins took over first baptist some 26 years ago. there were 400-500 members, but he was a pastor with big ideas who needed a much bigger church. a megachurch requires big resources >> and you are thankful for him! >> we are about developing peoples' lives. our church is transparent. we report to the church what we've done and they can see what we're doing with the money. >> reporter: members of the first baptist are expected to contribute 1/10th of gross income. >> we have 300 employees at this church. we have a school, day care, community services >> first baptist teaches us that we should tithe. >> reporter: norman and danielle simms are active wit

you have an unreported outage, be sure to report that right away. 3 mark tight tonight, evergreen baptist church is sorting through truckloads of donations to help the tornado victims. church leaders say the help is greatly appreciated, but they're overwhelmed. if you're still wanting to help out by making a donation, valerie bragg has more now live on you what you can do. valerie liveu church leaders tell me they greatly appreciate all the help, but they don't want so they came up with a plan. one person told me they had boxes and boxes of pizzas delievered last night, but there weren't a lot of volunteers there to eat it, so a lot of it went to waste. and that's what they don't want. if you want to make a donation of toiletry items or water, you can take it to liberty baptist church. they are not accepting clothing donations at this time because they have an entire house filled already. the volunteers at this church say they can't thank the community enough for all of its support in helping the victims. if you know anyone who needs donations, please contact evergreen baptist church.kels

he walked into baptist hospital asking for a nurse. when he was told by an employee he would need a badge to access a secure area he resnded by saying quote you heard of shootings at theaters and schools, now you will hear about a shooting in an a hospital today. i just want to have a little murder, end quote. again, imagine to hearing those wordrd the employee did the right thing, alerting authorits. the hospital releasing the when made are of the situation at the hospital, security followed protocol and alerted authorities. the individual in question was seen leaving the hospital, enquote. of course, hospital teaders here are working with miami-dade police department. and they are looking for this man. there is an active search for him. let's go to that crime stoppers banner to show you what this guy looks like one more time. he is described as a heavy-set male about five feet nine inches tall in his 30s. if you've seen this guy or know anything about this situation, you are urged to call crime stoppers immediately t. number 305-471-

first -- but former xavier saint corbin woods comes home to tie the gamebut in the 8th -- dallas baptist would blow it open -- matt duce shoots one through -- two runs score part of a 3 run inning -- hawks fall 4 to 1 the final. what a week it was for the alburnett wrestling team -- two individual state champs -- a dual title and a tradition team title -- just call it championship sweepand it's something that's becoming a pattern -- the pirates have won 2 dual championships -- the past 4 years -- this years' two -- was clayton

that a man walked into baptist hospital today and threatenedo go on a shooting spree, hello and good evening, he asked a nurse how to get to a secure area of the hospital and that is when h made the threat. >> belkys: the night team, walter morris is live, with the details on this. >> a man, making a disturbing threat inside of this hospital, today andhe patients and staff, told to be on the look out, and now the seven news, obtaining this picture, take a good look at that man in the gap hooddy, and now the baptist hospital, security calling the miami dade police after this man represent he hadly tried to enter a part of the hospital, when he was denied access he made that threat, and here is what he said. saying, you heard of shootings at theaters and schools, now, you will hear about a shooting at a hospital, today. and i just want to have a little murder. and now, meanwhile, we have the video that we want to show you, this was the seen outside of baptist hospital, here on north, there was no, visible police presence. and we are told that the investigators notified the department o

southern baptists are the largest group here. we have fundamentalist outpost like over at bob jones university some pentecostalism charismatics assembly of god, folks like that. those groups in recent years have been very much players on the republican side of almost any contest you look at. historically you've had different groups engaged at different times. early on in the 1960s and 1970s, they are made from bob jones university were very element of the republican party. really just getting started. it was business folks in the bob jones people who played a major role in getting the party underway. later on, other religious groups intended to come in. when pat robertson put together the christian coalition and his presidential campaign, pentecostal charismatics tended to infiltrate the republican party. the fundamentalists and some others didn't like that very much. they thought vigorously in republican primaries and voted republican candidate for ever hear she in the general election as they were better for the democrats. the

starting here at deep creek baptist church at 7 oclock. we understand the chesapeake police department will have a large presence here as todd dooley was a retired officer. the church is offering a live stream of the service for anyone who can't be there. we will have that up on our website, too. go to wavy.com and look for the livestream tab at 7. i'm liz palka, 10 on your side. i'm liz palka, 10 on your side. we're keeping an eye on a large power outage in virginia beach. right now - according to dominion virginia power more than 14- thousand customers are without power. dominion says its because of a mechinal failure. power should overnight a chance of a few showers, mainly between 10pm and 1am. cloudy, with a low around 44. light and variable wind becoming north 5-10 in the evening. tuesday mostly cloudy & cooler. highs: 50-55. northeast wind 10. tuesday night mostly cloudy. lows: 45-49. east wind at 10 becoming south after midnight. wednesday a chance of rain, then rain likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 1pm. mostly cloudy, with

iowa at dallas baptist. and apparently, dallas baptist is tough. top 7 - nick roscetti rbi ground out. corbin woods scores. game tied at 1. but its not enough. dallas baptist sweeps the series from iowa, 4-1 the final today. never underestimate the patriots. dallas baptist patriots? correct. how about some outdoor hockey? stadium, where the golden gophers play football. john torchetti can't lose since leaving iowa. 1st period. ryan carter, no..stopped again. but matt dumba lights the lamp. 1-0 wild. minnesota puts on a show in front of the home crowd. 6-1 the final. the torch now 4 and oh. the iowa wild lose a shootout in milwaukee, 2-1 admirals. going. three traditional wrestling team titles in four years. championship celebration this afternoon at the high school. the rams after another tournament title. southeast polk didn't have any individual champs, but quality depth l added up to another 3a championship. soundoff live coming up at the buzz tonight, mckay benched. hawkeyes suffer first bad loss. and that fantastic photo finish at daytona. hot

we have specialized collections but one of the major ones connected to the university is the baptist historical collection. so what i have vowed to look at today comes from a number of different places and individuals who had early associations. and but i think of as some hidden gems 18th and 18th century that has larger and implications to american social history. there is inside the lurcher collections but his not just church history mitt the papers of the cigar of the works that they did. there are some wonderful things that speak to history and literature. first, 1772 in an unpublished manuscript written by a philadelphia of baptist minister in them up -- although not published published, and this opens in -- is a continuation of that history taking the history of the state's to our three virginia and north to south carolina in georgia. in into the image their shaven and and as they read the first. >> you come to the province of south carolina he has said his shot for them to weigh him. but then this earth carolina hit him -- unhappy province listen to the complaints of the few w

a fire at this baptist church on 26th street north. the baraca first haitian baptist church. everyone escaped safely. we'll have updates throughout the hour. >> i'm janelle martinez in the traffic center, and we are tracking the fog. i-75 and fowler, pretty foggy. >>> 6:29. in haines city, polk county. everyone got out safely from this baptist church with worshippers inside. the baraca first haitian baptist church. corey dierdorff just arrived on a close call for that congregation. >> reporter: absolutely. haines city fire rescue still on scene. you can see from the live pictures, extensive damage to the church and the roof has collapsed. what we know so far, last night while church members why inside a fire broke out. luckily everyone got out, no one was hurt. due to how extensive the fire damage is as you can see the state fire marshal has been called to the scene. that investigators haven't arrived yet. the church a total loss but everyone got out without injury. we still don't know the cause of the fire but as i show you live pictures and zoom in, you can see the extensiv

mormons knew well the history of southern baptist relations and they cannot help but see huckabee, a man who had not only pastored a church, but also serve dead president of arkansas baptist convention before becoming governor as complicit in propagating in anti- mormonism. a profile of huckabee in the "new york times" magazine offered additional proof for his questionable reputation on mormons. just days before the release of huckabee's christmas ad, the sunday magazine cover article, the huckabee factor legitimate it the one timed our course candidate who now seemed poised to win iowa. perhaps even the gop nomination. but, a small, huckabee made soon became the only topic of conversation among those watching the race. asked by the reporter if he considered mormonism eight: huckabee's claimed ignorance. i think it's a religion, huckabee responded. i really don't know much about it. had huckabee stopped there is, it would have likely attracted no attention. it was a doubtful claim, of course, huckabee is a southern baptist pastor and state convention president would have encountered

if you need clothing -- wakefield baptist church. if you want to help -- pride every morning next several days. live in waverly, erin kelly, 10 on your side. let's take a closer look at that unique perspective of those destructive moments from wednesday. drone 10 shows us a very close ariel view of this tornado did to this town of 23 hundred. we have created a seperate slideshow on wavy dot com for today's drone 10 images. you can find it along with our complete coverage on the waverly tornadoes. six people in north carolina now face a list of drug charges. the charges range from possession to intent to sell. this week in manteo and kill devil hills. all made bond. a man is in custody for an attack in portsmouth police say 49-year-old ray jones broke into a home late last night. they say he started fighting with a woman and hit her with some sort of sharp object. the victim went to the hospital. police charged jones with malicious wounding and burglary. portsmouth detectives say a crimeline tip led them to a suspect in a c-v-s robber

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allstate set up its mobile catastrophe center at evegreen baptist church. officials tell us.. wind damage, including tornadoes, is covered under a basic home insurance policy. they say.. families should begin taking photos of the damage while they wait for adjusters. and if you're having trouble reaching your agency, they will have special catastrophe numbers on the company's websites. 3 mark box liberty university is helping with recovery efforts. a group of students who are part of l-u send now.. spent the day helping.. by doing whatver was needed. l-u send now is the university's emergency response team. one team just got back from greece. another is being sent to flint- michigan. students will be in appomattox as they're also excused from university classes to work. 3 mark tight right after the twister touched down.. help came fast. it came from surrounding communities.. and right there in appomattox. marissa para is live there tonight.. with the story of neighbors.. helping neighbors. marissa live u we've seen how strong the tornado was, but now we are

trip to brookland baptist on wednesday at 2:30. meaghan. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be ramping up their campaigns for a final push for voters this week in the palmetto state ahead of saturday's democratic primary. you still have time to vote absentee. if you want to receive an absentee ballot by mail you must turn in your application by tuesday. you can vote in person at your county voter registration office until 5 p-m on friday. democratic candidates on the road to the primary. visit our website, wis-tv dot com, for complete coverage of decision 2016. time now for a check of your forecast -- we have some unsettled weather moving in this week. meteorologist has the details from the first alert weather center. temperatures will drop nearly 10 degrees to start the week and showers return to the forecast monday through early thursday morning with 1" to 2" rain totals are possible. we are working to learn more accident that left one man dead and another missing. d-n-r officials say the boat went down early saturday aftern

(bell ringing) the first baptist church of williamsburg was founded in 1776. and the bell there will toll long after today. i'm putting information on how you can reserve time to ring the bell during the month of february on wavy dot com. side. overnight a chance of a few showers, mainly between 10pm and 1am. cloudy, with a low around 44. light and variable wind becoming north 5-10 in the evening. tuesday mostly cloudy & cooler. highs: 50-55. northeast tuesday night mostly cloudy. lows: 45-49. east wind at 10 becoming south after midnight. wednesday a chance of rain, then rain likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 1pm. mostly cloudy, with a high near 70. south wind high as 30. overnight a chance of a few showers, mainly between 10pm and 1am. cloudy, with a low around 44. light and variable wind becoming north 5-10 in the evening. tuesday mostly cloudy & cooler. highs: 50-55. northeast wind 10. tuesday night mostly cloudy. lows: 45-49. east wind at 10 becoming south after midnight. wednesday a chance of rain, then rain likely and possibly a thunderstorm afte

it's happening today at noon at palmetto baptist on sumter street. according to american heart association, heart disease is the number 1 killer of women. 3 the usc women's basketball team will open two games on the road tonight in alabama as sec play enters its final week. the gamecocks have a solid history with the crimson tide leading the series 21 to 15 after winning the last 11 meetings.tip off for the game is set for 7pm. 3 3 this morning .. the republican party has now shifted its focus to the nevada caucus... which is tomorrow .... with one less front runner... donald trump. trump's big win here in south carolina saturday night ... brings him even closer to his party's nomination.we'll examine what's next for the g-o-p in a few minutes.... other side... of the political aisle. 3 democratic presidential and bernie sanders... are winding down after saturday's nevada caucus... and focusing their attention on the primary here in the palmetto state. we're just five days away from democratic primary day. news 19's loren thomas has more on what's to

robert grigsby junior is only facing charges so far for that one case here at bethlehem baptist--and church officials here say are happy about the 3 3 3 3 it breaks your heart. you know, we're not mad at him because kids sometimes do stupid stuff. but you know, we don't want them to attack us, and we just want jesus in heartbethlehem baptist had two of their windows shot out-- they tell us they only got them replaced within the last week. 3 and as we mentioned--there are all those other vandalism cases at other churches and neighborhoods.we're checking with simpsonville police and the greenville county sheriff's office on the status of those cases.diana? 3 and he's still in jail tonight, right? right?-yes-charges3 -bond3 3 the south carolina primaries are almost here, but do you know who you're voting for??? 3 tonight...the democratic candidates go head to head ... president. 3 plus...we're talking puppy love...if you want to surprise someone special this valentine's day then greenville animal care has you covered!when you can adopt a dog for free! 3 and see how this 8-year-old north

sanders also took time to stop by brookland baptist church to reach out to potential voters. during yesterday's visit... sanders touched on the economy and criminal justice reform. sanders also has some celebrities stomping for him across the palmetto state. actor, producer danny glover will be hitting the campaign trail for sanders today. sanders will appear with glover at a prayer breakfast this morning in sumter. that's set to start at 8:30 this morning at serendipity cafe. glover also has stops planned in charleston. hillary clinton supporters will be busy trying to shore primary. her campaign continues its "breaking down barriers" forums today. the forum is made up of civil rights attorneys... and five mothers who lost their children to gun violence... and police incidents. columbia mayor steve benjamin will be attendance at the forum today at grace christian church. that's set to start at four. and tomorrow, clinton will join the "breaking do barrier" forum at central baptist church... here in columbia. for a complete list of forum dates and locations... be sure to head

an event at the central baptist church on clement road at 6:15... doors open at 4:45. 3 for complete coverage of the democratic primary and beyond.... head to our website ... w-l-t-x dot com ... and click on sc under headlines. 3 3 in columbia...authorities continue to look for two men they say fired shots in columbiana mall saturday night columbia police chief... skip holbrook... says the whole thing started with a fist fight around 7pm. eventually two men pulled out guns b bore shots were fired in the air. that of course sent everyone scrambling for safety...no injuries have been reported as a result of the shooting. holbrook says they have surviellance video that shows two men running from the scene ... another man was also seen in that video... but holbrook beleives he was breaking up the fight... and will not be charged.authorities are asking for anyone with photos or video of the incident.. to release it to them.you can also call crimestoppers at 1-triple 8--crime-s-c. 3 in richland county...deputies continue to investigate a shooting from ove

at deep creek baptist church tonight at seven. community members will also be offering a free shuttle service from deep creek high school to the church starting at 5-30 p-m. live in chesapeake, rico bush, 10 on your side. two virginia tech students face charges in the abduction and murder of a 13-year-old girl. we'll tell you what's ahead today for one of the suspects. plus, deadly storm. you'll see more of the scene where a big tree fell on top of a driver. and a mystery in the sky. hundreds of people from hampton roads to maryland say they saw a bright flash. what was it? but first, we're in the middle of winter, but today won't feel like it. will breakdown today's if you misplace your discover card, you can use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it, only from discover. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mix of sun and clouds with highs in the low 70s. isolated evening showers are possible. lower 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. tu

evergreen baptist church is still the command center for the tornado recovery, so that's where allstate set up their mobile catastrophe center. but along with that, claims adjusters from 3 various companies, including allstate went door to door to start the claims process. a lot of times people find out that natural disasters slip policies, but the good news here is that generally wind damage, which includes tornados is covered under basic home insurance policies. different agencies have different procedures, but the adjusters i talked to said there's a few things that people can do while they wait for adjusters to get to their houses. bryan heichale, claims service adjuster"take some photos, photos are always good for everything. so if you can take some photos take some photos, but definitely if you have shingles that are missing you want to do a temporary adjuster may not be able to get out there for a couple days or a week and you don't want another storm coming through and causing more damage." (15)annie satlive if you're having trouble getting in touch with your agency, most of the

iowa at dallas baptist. top 7 - nick roscetti rbi ground out scores corbin woods scores. game tied at 1 but its not enough. dallas baptist sweeps the season opening series from iowa, 4-1 the final today. before we go... a zoo in boston super cute baby nigerian dwarf goat last week. the goat's name is chew-bacca. she weighs just four pounds and was stating up within hours of her birth. the zoo says chew-bacca is bright, alert and active. usually less than two feet tall. milk high in butterfact...so some dairies use them to make cheese. coming up tonight at ten... how >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening. on a night when donald trump is still riding high off a big victory in south carolina and jeb bush is out of the race, the question tonight, does trump have the republican nomination locked up, or can he, will he be stopped? and in the democratic race, a similar question. is hillary clinton slowly making win in nevada yesterday? we begin tonight with katy tur in atlanta, where trump held a r

inside of evergreen baptist church --voices and hands lift in worship. the church is one of the only things still standing after a tornado ripped through the community surrounding it.it could have been so much worse and we want to take some time and say lord thank you.their service is a way to help people cope with the tragedy.just coming into the area is going to be traumatic so were going to talk through a little bit of that of how not to hold in those emotions but share them. for people like mike floyd whose family lost everything-- this ministry means the world. the people here are unlike people in most communities-- they come together. the stuff that we have out there it's just stuff. we're left here on this earth as christians to share that love and show that love. we're just overwhelmed with the level of support that came in so i just want to thank everybody for that. thankful that they have each other to a local credit union is also helping tornado victims in appomattox county. here to tell us more is blue eagle specialist andrew alegre. andrew,

due to the damage at central baptist church .. the voting location for the "chap precinct" will be moved to friendship baptist church. any tornado victim who still needs a photo i-d can get a office. in other parts of the commonwealth... people are reliving the horrific moments when the storm hit. security cameras at an auto parts store in waverly caught the deadly tornado on video. clarence bain, jr., lives in waverly"i saw this big cloud and all of a sudden it got dark, then when the wind got up i saw the roof coming off the top of the buildings." the e-f-1 tornado claimed the lives of three people ... including a two- year-old boy. clarence bain junior... who lives in the small town... immediately started searching for people after the storm hit. clarence bain, jr., lives in waverly - "i fell in the woods, and when i got up and i looked right there and both the bodies were sitting over there and i called for help." bain found 50- year-old larry turner and 26- year-old devine stringfield. he says...about 10 minutes later.. someo

we have video we can show you of the dooley family relatives arriving at deep creek baptist church this evening. they were escorted by three chesapeake motorcycles...and greeted by the honor guard, who saluted the entire family. patriot guards riders were also there to stand with the american flag before and during the ceremony. it was in honor of todd dooley's years as a chesapeake marine patrol officer. c3 18:52:19 - he did 27 years and it's not an law enforcement officer. so that's why we're here. to show our honor and respect for his life. :28 i saw law enforcement and over hampton roads. police from fairfax and the raleigh durham area were there, service. there were about 10 to 12 people who were to speak about the dooley family and each of the people who died. funeral plans have not been publicly palka, 10 on your side. in norfolk, family and friends held a vigil for a mother of seven children tonight. police say one of 43-year-old sonya hunter's sons shot and killed her over the weekend. investigators found her on westcliff drive saturday, and they say she died at the hospital. f

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he was originally going to service at brookland baptist church. that appearance was cancelled -- but sanders stopped by the church for a meet-and-greet. he shook hands and posed for photos with several members of the congregation. he also spoke on issues of social justice and racial disparity in america. "we have in america today a broken criminal justice system. this is america! we should not be having more people in jail..largely african american and latino then any other country on earth." the presidential candidate made an appearance at a rally in greenville after his stop in west columbia. sanders will make a campaign stop in sumter tomorrow morning. the free event will be held at serendipity cafe on main street. doors open at 8:30 a-m. hillary clinton and bernie campaigns for a final push for week in the palmetto state ahead democratic primary. you still have time to vote absentee. if you want to receive an absentee ballot by mail you must turn in your application by tuesday. you can vote in person at your county voter registration office un

we were the first to tell you about pastor david januariny's resignation from orlando baptist church. now just weeks later, new allegations. sashell saunders is live. and sash shell, what'd you find out? >> reporter: yeah, mat, lisa, the alleged victim of the most recent affair previously filed a lawsuit in december against orlando baptist church telling them to hand over the nondisclosure agreement that she signed. now she's filed a second suit saying orlando baptist church had been covering for their expastor in sex scandals for more than a decade. now she wants them to pay up. alleged victim said she would have never been tied up in an the new lawsuit she filed spelled out an affair he had a decade ago with a young woman also receiving counseling. she says the church sent januariny to kenya for out reach work instead of properly handling the incident. saying they continue to place place him in a position of power and trust from which he continue ed to victimized fragile women. the church calling out the church elder lauren, for trying to silence her. and another pastor for initiall

as a former southern baptist church pastor his affiliation represented one of the most anti m mormon denominations. huckabee, a man who pastored the church and president of the baptist agenda group in the area, was not a good sign here. additional proof was given for questional repation of his among mormons. days before the release of his christmas ad the sunday magazine cover factor legitmized him but a small government huckabee made became the only topic. asked if he considered mormonism is a cult he said i think it is a religion. i really don't know much about it. had huckabee stopped there his comment would have likely attracted no attention. it was a doubt claim that he would have encountered baptist teachings about mormonism in various spots of his teachings including seminary. as one baptist pastor from north carolina reported part of this training for the ministry involved studying mormonism is a course called cults and false religions. it was likely huckabee did the same and if he had not it would have been impossible to miss the an anti-mormon statements at the conventions

baptiste had another face off wind here -- win here. in complete control, 20 seconds left in the half, here they are on the pick and roll. this was too easy. 10 unanswered goals and they weren't done. and it was textbook -- baptiste to cannizzaro and it was textbook. >>> the hockey team recorded its seventh straight victory. the freshman sensation did -- dillon gabrielle had a three- point game. these the number 1 scoring 1 scoring freshman. >>> the highlands ranch roduct did this from the distance. thank you north dakota ssate. may i have another? the birds finished [ indiscernible ] >>> the csu women against the wolf pack, wolf pack never had a chance. she is unimpeded to the cup. high 14. >> the 7456 -- 74-56 victory, csu is now 26-1 and 16-0 in conference play. >>> the rams have not lost in 33 months. to reach that goal way will have to keep that streak going well into the month of marks. they are focused. %- the csu women's basketball team is made some serious noise this season. they cracked the top 25 for the first time since 2002

baptiste had another face off wind here -- win here. in complete control, 20 seconds left in the half, here they are on the pick and roll. this was too easy. 10 unanswered goals and they weren't done. 11.7 left, baptista cannizzaro and it was textbook -- baptiste to cannizzaro and it was textbook. >>> the hockey team recorded its seventh straight victory. the freshman sensation did -- dillon gabrielle had a three- point game. freshman -- this is the number 1 scoring freshman. >>> the highlands ranch roduct did this from the distance. thank you north dakota ssate. may i have another? the birds finished [ indiscernible ] >>> the csu women against the wolf pack, wolf pack never had a chance. she is unimpeded to the cup. she finished tied for a team- high 14. >> the 7456 -- 74-56 victory, csu is now 26-1 and 16-0 in conference play. >>> the rams have not lost in 33 months. to reach that goal way will have to keep that streak going well into the month of marks. they are focused. %- the csu women's basketball team season. they cracked the top

behind central baptist, a number of large head stones were knocked over. like every other part of the neighborhood, they're slowly getting put back in place. >> oh, this is awesome. i never expected this many people to come out and help. just like this, it's a great community. great group of guys right here. >> all of the roads here in appomattox county are back open. they remain dangerous with debris and downed power lines. a few businesses in the town of appomattox do have electricity now, and two pharmacies have reopened. the cvs and hometown pharmacy. schools at appomattox county will remain closed tomorrow. live at appomattox, tim saunders, wdbj 7. >> governor ma consulted i have -- mcauliff plans to do whatever toke help victims. he toured some of the hardest hit areas today by helicopter. ground. wdbj 7's shayne dwyer also in appomattox tonight. you got to walk with the governor as he surveyed the damage. what did you observe? >> chris, to us it seemed like he was truly in a sense of disbelief and seemed like he truly hurt for the victims here in ap

tonight there will also be a memorial service from 7 to 9 p-m at the deep creek baptist church. newschannel three is taking action for saint jude children s hospital--how you can help out several rain chances with up & we will start near 50 this and clouds. cloud cover will increase through the day with highs returning to near 70, about 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. scattered showers will move in late this afternoon and evening as a cold front moves through. the front will also drop temperatures for tuesday, with highs in the mid 50s. another cold front moves in on wednesday, bringing in more rain thunderstorms. highs will return to near 70 e 50s for thursday. e weekend. newschannel 3 is taking action for saint jude childrens research hospital. a 100 dollar ticket could give u a chance to win a half-a- million dollar dream home-- this is what it will look like when its finished. it )s being built right now in the hanberry woods neighborhood in chesapeake )s great bridge section. every single dollar raised -- helps children fighting cancer. for more information g

sources tell 7 news he threatened to go on ahooting spree inside baptist hospital. his chilling statements made wednesday. according to an alert sen out by hospital security, heavy-set male in his 30s walked in to the hospital from the east entrance. once inside, he stopped an employee asking where he can find a nurse. after being told he needed a badge to access this area, he made this alarming threat. quote you heard of shooting at thears and schools, now youhear about a shooting in a hospital today. just want to have a little murder, end quote. it's unclear if he had a weapon. baptist hospital releasing this statement quote when made aware of the situation at the hospital, security followed protocol and alerted authorities. the individual in question was seen leaving the hospital, end quote. employees have been told toe on the look out as miami-dade police investigate. and take a look at your screen one more time. looking for. if you recognize him f you know something about`this threat, you're urged to call crime stoppers. that number 30471-tips. live outside bap

they will ring the bell at the historic first baptist church. this morning's ceremony starts at 10:00. the church is on scotland street in williamsburg. plumbers to the rescue. see how hundreds of volunteers are helping families affected by contaminated water in michigan. and a mystery in the sky. hundreds of people from hampton roads to maryland say they saw a bright flash. what was ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mix of sun and clouds with highs in the low 70s. isolated evening showers are possible. wind: sw 10-15mph tonight: isolated showers; otherwise, chilly. lows in the lower 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy sky. cooler with mid 50s. wind: nne 5-15mph. a cold front is moving towards our area today. ahead of it, warmer weather continues with highs well above average in the low 70s. as the cold front moves into our area this evening, isolated showers may accompany it. so, if you're heading out for dinner tonight...grab the umbrella. in the wake of (ground hog day) will be cooler, but the clouds will hang around. t

they will ring the bell at the historic first baptist church. starts at 10:00. the church is on scotland street in williamsburg. fighting the zika virus. as world health leaders scramble to contain the spread, a u-s lawmaker says he has a safe. plumbers to the rescue. see how hundreds of helping families affected by contaminated water in michigan. and a mystery in the sky. hundreds of people from hampton roads to maryland say they saw a bright flash. what was ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mix of sun and clouds with highs in the low 70s. isolated evening showers are possible. tonight: isolated showers; otherwise, chilly. lows in the lower 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy sky. cooler with mid 50s. wind: nne 5-15mph. a cold front is moving towards our area today. ahead of it, warmer weather continues with highs well above average in the low 70s. as the cold front moves into our area this evening, isolated showers may accompany it. so, if you're heading out for dinner tonight...grab the umbrella. in the wake of the front, tuesday (groun

it rang loud and clear today in williams for first baptist church held a ringing of the bell ceremony for the start of black history month. ellie's brown was there for the celebration that brought out many local politicians and civil rights leaders in with a lecture here at church people were clapping and singing chanting excited to hear this symbol of freedom bell rings after more than fifty years of silence at first baptist church in williamsburg i can hear my answer speaking to me was ringing the bell for them and also for my beautiful sons. the church has owned the eight hundred pound steel bell since the nineteenth century founded in seventeen black churches in america to help celebrate dionne warwick and valerie simpson belting out songs people grabbed hands and shed tears making the world a better me a message echoed by reverend jesse jackson sr will learn to look all known must learn to live together and by the church's pastor reginald davis the cia to commit ourselves to the unfinished work of freedom justice and equality we get together for events and the separate after that

rico bush is live outside deep creek baptist church service. rico. katie, don, family and friends are expected to gather at this church tonight at seven to remember six and brutally taken from this community. community members will also be offering a free shuttle service from deep creek high school to the church starting at 5-30 p-m. investigators say 26-year-old cameron dooley shot and killed his dad todd, his mother lori, brother landon, sister brooke and grandmother doris at two different homes on north george washington highway and wildwood road last week. he then police stand-off that lasted hours. while relatives, friends and even strangers are still struggling to understand the tragic and violent end of the dooleys, it's clear the mark they left on the community. at every turn, family and friends have continued to come together a number of after the horrific remain confident in the promises of our risen savior. we are comforted by the ever and we'll continue to cling to the old rugged cross." since their deaths, a growing memorial of stuffed t

and that is exactly why the volunteers have been here at evergreen baptist church all day. trying to keep these people going to hopefully help these people going so that so that they can hopefully save more books and personal memories." the appomattox animal shelter has also received a lot of support as they were without power and water until late this afternoon. shawn dunham/shelter manager "we have received about 100 bottles of water, over 1000 pounds of dog food and probably almost the same amount of cat containers of sanitizer wipes, towels, pine pellets we use for cat litter." despite all of the sadness and grief in the community after the storm lory king says this community has a bright future. "we know this community will rebuild. it's a community of faith and family. we are just ready to see what god's going to tonight the volunteers were making preparations to be back out here all day tomorrow continuing to help out. in evergreen... colter anstaett wsls 10 the national weather service has been out all day... assessing the damage... to determine the strength of the

tobin moss will lead the seminar...it's all happening at palmetto health baptist on sumter street 3 today is the last day in columbia to get your dresses in for the cinderella project. its a program that provides gently used dresses for high school girls to wear to the prom.you can make a donation at more than a dozen locations including the news until march 9-th to donate in orangeburg.we have the full list of drop off locations on our website w-l-t-x dot com 3 if you are struggling to feed your family..there's an event going on today to give you a free lunch.its called the little caesers love kitchen. at noon they will be at the salvation army on main street in columbia. since 1985...the truck has traveled around the country... often to areas hit by disasters...to give out meals to more than 3- million people. 3 and tonight will be filled with music, spoken word, theater, dance and visual arts... all to help the homeless in our community. present ilent voices,at the tapps art center on main street tonight. doors open at 6 p.m. with a silent auction and the show begins at 7 p.m. performa

you all are welcome at brookland baptist cinderella project boutique. news 19 and the sc bar young lawyers have collected hundreds of dresses..purses and shoes to let all girls feel special on the night of the big dance. ladies just bring your student id with you and pick the dress of your dreams.. 3 u-s-c women dominate ole miss-- plus, minor league baseball is back-- finishing touches on the columbia fireflies new home are underway. we head to the diamond for an update and when you can get tickets. 3 also, super brain food.what you need in your fridge that will boost your i-q. you like being picture perfect.

pastor damien miguel epps with mount zion missionary baptist church says it started with a phone call. call.a pastor from indiana contacted pastor epps about getting midwest churches to help flint with their water crisis.pastor epps says he knows all too well what it's like to need extra support - he started working in cedar rapids right when the floods of 2008 hit.he says churches in cedar rapids, davenport, and des moines are collecting staff say so far - mount zion collected seventeen thousand bottles and want to hit the one hundred thousand mark before they drive to flint.

the graves used to sit beside olive branch baptist church --- before it burned down and was relocated decades ago. "it made me feel bad...for the ones that were buried out there a lot of their relatives had left." time and time again.. the woods have overtaken this hallowed ground. but periodically, kindness comes through to clean it up. "we all pulled together to get what's done already." most recently last memorial day... volunteers from across south carolina stepped up. "i think they need respect." clearing the lot of trees and debris.... -- and tending to the graves. "this is not just a church thing...it's a community thing." but the question now for olive branch baptist -- which still owns the property, is how to keep this burial ground regularly maintained? the town of batesburg- leesville has asked the march -- or risk of daily fines. church members say their concern is not having the money and resources -- to keep the care going. "we're grateful for everyone that pitches in and helps us because we definitely need help." "veterans are buried out there...men who fought for this

at palmetto health baptist's parkridge location. 3 3 3 the usc men's basketball team won its 10th sec game last night defeating tennessee at home , 84-58.the win improves the gamecocks to 23-5 on the year, and 10-5 in league games. the 23 wins for south carolina mark the most since the 2005- 06 season. up next, the team is on the road to take on mississippi state on saturday. tipoff is set for 2:30. 3 turning to the usc women's basketball team. the gamecocks take on ole miss in alabama tonight. this will be the final regular season road trip for the women. tip off for the sec champs is set for 7pm. 3 new problems for neighbors living on one midlands road now. plus, how one group is using backpacks to make a difference. 3 but first, we are waking up to temperatures at least 20 degrees lower than they were this time yesterday. meteorologist efren afante is putting together his forecast to explain what will make it lololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololololol

hours ago at this very moment that a tornado came from this direction and ripped through the first baptist church where we are tonight. and the only people here were the pastor, his wife and their son, and they hid in the safest place they know, the church. this was the scene throughout alabama and mississippi over the last 24 hours. >> it's coming right at us. >> reporter: in collinsville, mississippi, vicky hartley took basement right before her roof was blown off. >> it was shocking. you know, you don't really know what to feel, but i was thankful that we were all okay. >> reporter: the tornado continued three-quarters of a mile, approaching first baptist church of collinsville. coming. was right over here. i said, "get inside." we went inside and got underneath the desk. as soon as we got under the desk, it hit. >> reporter: pastor ricks says it took less than 20 seconds to do this to the 85-year-old church, which had been damaged during hurricane katrina. >> it's hard the believe that something could do this much damage so quick. >> reporter: north of mississippi in tennessee, the sam

williamsburg bills bills mark the beginning of the month of celebration and remembrance of first baptist church a ceremonial ringing of the bell for the start of black history month believes brown is live at the church believes many local politicians and civil rights leaders attended the ceremony it was a lecture here at first baptist church people were chanting singing to witness history to win is the symbol of freedom and hasn't rang in more than fifty years want the people are here today celebrating they're still actually want the people here and find the church same singers dionne warrick in valerie simpson performed in reverend jesse jackson spoke among several hours jackson spoke about the importance of the need for america to unite thing that we do anything we learn to live apart but now we must come together. that was the theme for many speakers including the church's reverend doctor reginald davis. here's what he had to say the scale to commit ourselves to the unfinished work of freedom justice and equality the reagan of the bailout is a clarion call for us to work together to h