who are the black calhouns? they were an extended atypical african-american family who-from 1865 to 1965, north and south, were also typically americans in their dreams and as separations. they were typically american because their founding father, my great-great grandfather, moses calhoun, impress siltly believed in the american dream. although he was a slave until he was 35, he was cultural, geographically, and historically lucky. he was lucky because despite laws mandating illiteracy for blacks he had been educated in slavery. his owner, andrew bone apart calhoun, an atlanta physician, a first man to sign georgia's article of secession and a cousin of john c. calhoun wanted a literate butler and was powerful enough to ignore the laws. mouses was geographically lucky because he lived in a town and not on a plantation, and was historically lucky because the great new reconstruction amendment to the constitution gave him everything he needed for luck and freedom. besides the 13th amendment, which made him truly

calhoun. it was a true pleasure to speak to you. >> thank you. >> thanks, trish. >>> up next, our push to get our nation's top corporations. >>> welcome back. black enterprise's annual report reveals a lack of minorities on corporate boards. we take an inside look with the director who has a perspective. >> bruce gordon serves on three cvs, northrup grumman and adt. of the black enterprise corporate directors he's also a small group of people directly impacting corporations that affect . >> the average person in my opinion doesn't even recognize that corporate boards exist. or if they've heard about boards, they don't fully what boards do. boards set policy for corporations. so if you believe that corporate america is one of the majorer and influence in this country, i believe that, the average person may not know what happens inside the. what they simply need to recognize is that when we, people of color, have a seat at that table, it provides us to influence policy, to effect issues around h

who are the black calhouns? they were an extended, atypical african-american family who from 1865 to 1965, north and south, were also typically more than in their dreams is and aspirations. they were typically american because their founding father, my great great grandfather, moses calhoun, implicitly believed in the american dream. although he was a slave until he was 35, he was culturally, geographically and historically lucky. he was lucky because despite laws mandating illiteracy for blacks, he had been educated in slavery. his owner, andrew pone that part -- bonaparte calhoun, a cowz sin of -- cousin of john c. calhoun, wanted a literate butler and was powerful enough to ignore the laws. moses wuss gee graphicically lucky because he lived on a town -- in a town and not on a plantation. and he was historically lucky because amendments to the constitution gave him everything he needed for luck in freedom. besides the 13th amendment which made him truly free, the 14th ghei him equality under -- gave him equal

calhoun. >> greg and i care about people. greg and i are trying to build a legacy. what better way to do that than opening up manufacturing right here in the united states of america? you launched two facilities in tennessee and alabama for easy bake and ameritech. why that region of the country? >> that place gets overlooked. a lot of our jobs are created in rural america. did not our great president, president barack obama, say we need to start taking care of the jobs in america and they got programs where they will assist you if you can bring jobs to rural america. >> and paying it forward. >> that's what it's supposed to be about. we're into creating opportunity business. >> that's the vision. >> it has to be. it's not just for me and greg. it's to help thousands of people. hopefully one day millions of people. >> tell me how you stay sharp. you are clearly not someone who's deterred by failure. you are continually inspirational with different audiences and markets. teacher? >> first of al

so tucker calhoun has the most points. massey. who approves them? well, maybe tucker was his little pet. leader of everything. that comes with an attitude. steamroller types like that, don't don't let anybody get in their way. nothing was nice about that kid. it sounds like he strong-armed everybody. well, then the points are for bad behavior, only they're not calling it that. we should look at the points of everyone who died in those woods. my guess is they were all bullies. except for josh. hotch, is something going on with strauss? why? she's got pressure from above. you sure it's nothing else? she doesn't like the field. really. any word from josh? no. [knock on door] colonel, we need to speak to bailey shelton's parents. well, his mother died years ag i could get hold of his father. do that, please. what's going on? josh had contact with bailey's father the day he died. and you think he could give you behavioral clues about josh? it's all we have right now, strauss. the man just lost his son. do you really think he's going to remember how josh

. >>> girls action calhoun county posting frederic. johnson on defense watch katelyn she's fired up to two fired up she's it with a coach was told the call he could believe itit -- could not believe it. she scores and won up 11 at the break. drive over from columbia to saint matthews. second half pickens with a floaoar they had 35 on the night shared more than half of points. the hornets win the defendant -- 57-44.

i believe taking you into sumter and lee county and maybe as far inland of calhoun and orangeburg county. the big question has been what type of precipitation. will it be frozen or liquid? i'll show you two model runs we have here. this first one showing you temperatures in the 40s and 30s by 8:00 tomorrow night. we go through the overnight hours, though, and within the last hour the model has changed. these models are all over the place. they're all having a difficult time. this one tries to show along 95 frozen precipitation. that wintery mix going from the florida georgia line all the way or excuse me the florida south carolina line all the way into the state around 9:00 when you're getting up and heading to church and out by the afternoon super bowl sunday. let's take a look at another in house model we call the rpm.

in calhoun county, mississippi, i'm john tulenko of education week reporting for the pbs "newshour". >> ifill: the education week team has extensive coverage about broadband in rural schools at edweek.org. online you can watch our recent story on how one of the poorest school districts in the country grappled with similar problems and decided to outfit its school buses with wi-fi. you can find that on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. >> ifill: the "independent lens" documentary "the black panthers: vanguard of the revolution," airs tonight on pbs stations... it traces the group's origins and influence on u.s. politics and culture in the 1960's >> black panthers were absolutely unique. >> pleat jump on you, beat you up. this is what we were going through on a daily basis. >> now we had voices that were not going to turn the other cheek. >> stop brutalizing our community or we're going to drive you out. >> we don't hate color, we hate oppression. >> we wanted the entire community to follow. >> ifill: jeffrey brown is back with his conversation with the film's award-winning director stan

. >>> calhoun county, the winner advancing to the upper state final, the visiting panthers, miss the point blank lay-up. they're off and running. here and the saints will get on the attack and get an open 3 from the coach's son. that sends the calhoun and they march on to the final there. >>> baseball in action at founders park, and the weather cooperating here. not a good host on the mound here and no hits and no walks he will lay down the bunt hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> overnight we'll see an increase in showers and a low of 53. we'll also see thunderstorms late to mid morning and then that front will come through, we'll see a high of 72. the winds will be strong 42 miles-per-hour and it will stay >> so >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponso

. >>> calhoun county, the winner advancing to the upper state final, the visiting panthers, miss the point blank lay-up. they're off and running. they try to dictate the pace the attack and get an open 3 from the coach's son. that sends the calhoun and they march on to the final there. >>> baseball in action at founders park, and the weather cooperating here. not a good host on the mound here and no hits and no walks and he had 11 strikeouts for he will lay down the bunt >>> overnight we'll see an increase in showers and a low of 53. we'll also see thunderstorms late to mid morning and then that front will come through, we'll see a high of 72. the winds will be strong 42 miles-per-hour and it will stay >> so be a third of syria, or the al qaeda affiliate there known as al-nusra. it is rare for a western reporter to get into syria. but elizabeth palmer is there in damascus tonight. the prospects of the cease-fire? >> i had the unusual opportunity of talking to two syrian army officers today. and both of them said, personally, they had no app they were gaining ground on several fronts.

do are the black calhoun's? they weren't extended, a typical african-american family who from 1865 to 1965 north and south were also typically american in their dreams and aspirations. they were typically american because they're founding father my great great grandfather moses calhoun implicitly believed in the american dream rate although he was a slave until he was 35 he was culturally and geographically and historically lucky. he was lucky because despite laws mandating a literacy for blacks he had been educated in slavery. his owner andrew bonaparte calhoun and atlanta physician first assigned article of recession wanted a letter at that layer was powerful enough to ignore the laws. moses was geographically running because he lived in town and not on a plantation. and he was historically lucky because the great new reconstruction amendments to the constitution made him everything he needed for freedom besides the 13th amendment which made him truly free, the 14th gave him a quality under the law and the 15t

at 220....top-ranked rylan richardson...out of south central calhoun...pins his opponent one the same in the advance... time....106....sixth- ranked kurtis krager of oa-bcig beats koby hanson with a 10-7 decision...he's fired up because he's district- finishing with the 1212 championship....oa- bcig's jake wulf...ranked the reversal....he decision.....see ya at districts........ ranks.....a medly of local programs grappling at the morningside open. at 133.....john shadrusky......wre stling unattached......not ches the near fall of wayne state's paxton sternberg...and wins an 8-2 decision.... elsewhere at 133....northwester n's preston hoebelheinrich..... businesslike 4-0 decison over christian velez...i will have a feature on him next sunday night...he finished fourth 141.......morningside 's lane nichols...scores the two point takedown....he wins an 8-0 major but falls in the quarters... finishing with 149....northwester n's elijah dahl polishes off a takedown....5-1 decision for him...he finished in the top eight... alex 2016 marks the 25th anniversary of the 1990-91 huskers that sh

the two know-year-old destiny calhoun milton left her two- year-old and five-year-old sons alone for about 30 minutes. elyria police officers were first alerted to the case because neighbors heard a child screaming and crying. when confronted, calhoun milton told officers her sister was with the boys and eventually admitted to leaving the kids alone. >>> and a police officer is recovering from being kicked in the head trying to make an arrest. this woman kicked the officer and threatened to kill several others in the city jail. the woman was taken in on outstanding warrants and she's charged with intimidation, felony assault and resisting arrest. >>> a former first grade teacher will spend the next five years in prison. jacob garlock pleaded guilty to child porn charges. cleveland.com reports -- wants he was a teacher at eastwood until last year, when a parent her daughter's feet. it was later discovered that garlock had a collection of child pornography and once he's released from prison, he will offender. >>> around ohio, educators can't figure out why a teenager showed up at a hig

up to the 195 semis.....second calhoun....gets the near fall...and goes on to pin his way to the title....he moves on. at 220....top-ranked rylan richardson...out of south central calhoun...pins his opponent one minute in and does the same in the finals to advance... title time....106....sixth- ranked kurtis krager of oa-bcig beats koby hanson with a 10-7 decision...he's fired up because he's district- bound... finishing with the126 championship....oa- bcig's jake wulf...ranked sixth.....records the reversal....he cruises to an 8-1 decision.....see ya at districts........ to the college local programs grappling at the morningside open. at 133.....john shadrusky......wre stlingunattached......not ches the near fall of wayne state's paxton sternberg...and wins an 8-2 decision.... elsewhere at 133....northwester n's preston hoebelheinrich..... businesslike 4-0 decison over christian velez...i will have a feature on him next sunday night...he finished fourth 141.......morningside 's lane nichols...scores the two point takedown....he wins an 8-0 major but falls in the quarters... finishing

osceola, dickinson, emmet, sioux, o'brien, clay, palo alto, cherokee, buena vista, pocahontas, sac, & calhoun counties this evening through sunday afternoon after quite the frigid morning temperatures did not climb very much for our saturday afternoon. temperatures will be staying quite steady and really not dropping off this evening due to the cloud cover building in. the clouds are associated with our next weather maker that will come in the form of an upper level low pressure center. this will give us light snow this evening into the overnight hours. the snow will move in from nw to se and will be heavier off to the ne parts of siouxland. that is why the winter weathe advisory is in effect. snow totals look to range from less than an inch for western parts of the viewing area, to one to two inches for central towns including sioux city, and 2-5" for the northern and eastern towns. winds will also pick up which will cause some patchy whiteout conditions along with blowing and drifting snow. your 7-day forecast is coming up in 10 minutes there's just four weeks left until the woodbury county

osceola, dickinson, emmet, sioux, o'brien, clay, palo alto, cherokee, buena vista, pocahontas, sac, & calhoun sunday afternoon after quite the frigid morning temperatures did not climb very much for our saturday afternoon. temperatures will be staying quite steady and really not dropping off this evening due to the cloud cover building in. the clouds are associated with our next weather maker that will come in the form of an upper level low pressure center. this will give us light snow this evening into the overnight hours. the snow will move in from nw to se and will be heavier off to the ne parts of siouxland. that is why the winter weather advisory is in effect. snow totals look to range from less than an inch for western parts of the viewing area, to one to two inches for central towns including sioux city, and 2-5" for the northern and eastern towns. winds will also pick up which will cause some patchy whiteout conditions along with blowing and drifting snow. this system will move out sunday morning leaving behind mostly cloudy skies. your 7-day forecast is coming up in 10 minutes author

have a law that states when it's okay to leave your child home it's all about using good destine calhoun, milton says she only left the kids alone in the apartment for a few minutes to go to the store. >> police, you know, they said they heard screaming, they heard true? >> after they knocked on the door for ten minutes of course my son is going to wake up if he >> police and childrens services are investigating and have never been called to the calhoun-milton's home before. >>> it's 11 p.m. on february 19th and the current temp in cleveland is 55 degrees. let's just soak in that piece of information here. 55 in elyria, 54, wooster, to akron, and in philly, we're in a surge of warmth. now, we did have a couple of isolated sprinkles as i mentioned. we would at 5 and 6. they are pretty much done, so -- look at these current wind gusts. officially, we call it in the weather community, howling wind. 45 degrees -- 45-mile per hour winds in elyria, and you're talking breezy all night long. bag warm up tomorrow, then a big -- big warm up tomorrow, then a big cool down. tracking any snow. don't

playoff girls basketball, des moines christian lions playing host to sell central calhoun. jadyn knommanyvong for 3. the moneyball. game tied 8-8 early. olivia penland answers right back with a 3 of her own. the lions went up, 11-8. des moines christian 51, south central calhoun 47. many of the boys' teams are in the postseason. in fact, the only teams still playing regular-season ball, class 4a. dowling catholic posting ames high. first quarter, it is brown inside. the big man with the shooting. ames had the answer. choul choul, open jumper. why not knock it down. back and forth they went. more hoops, waukee hosting roosevelt in the regular-season finale tonight. out at the waukee fieldhouse. that is adam rose driving baseline for the pretty finish for 2. ethan shafer pulls up mid-range game. waukee may just go to overtime. roosevelt gets the big road win, 69-60 in overtime. northern iowa take sole possession of first place in the valley. the panthers beat drake tonight, 85-74 in the mcleod center. finally, a little nba ball with a local twist. doug mcdermott had a career-

campus at u-c ... ...u-c police say a group of people approached a student outside the chipotle on calhoun street saturday night....and took their cell phone.the student started yelling - whicih may have worked - the suspect threw the phone back and ran away!u-c police are reminding students to always travel in groups... especially at night. is it over?the government could announce, as soon as today, that the e.coli outbreak that sickened so many people, has come to an end. pack the pews to pay their respects to the indiana principal who lost her life, to save her students. it's a cloudy start to our monday forecast with a few isolated showers continuing in our very southern and eastern towns. clouds slowly decrease this afternoon and temperatures top out in the upper 40s. stronger storms return on tuesday, i'm timing the c-d-c could declare the e-coli outbreak over as soon as today...at chipotle restaurants in nine different states including ohio. ohio.people familiar with the government's investigation announced this over the weekend.more than 50 people were sickened with e-coli from the

he coa troy calhoun ha signed a contract extension. details the dealater in sports. and a g reliefo ny in corado singsoday--as snow plows get into some untoucd areas. next at 30--holong it may our top night at six0.. big reliefoday for many pele in colorado springs as the city plows are now tackling resential streets. we found plows at work today--- but it's going to take a while to get everywhere. news 5's greg dingrando is is live in rockmmon with more on e process and how lo it's expected to take. city crewsave their work cutt for them.... they have 56- hundred lane miles to cover..and we're t talking about pushing around a few inches. some parts got up to 2 fee the streets divisionas t city broken downnto grs. crews ll be working nearly around the clock, plowing er street in a grid, then move on to the next one. don'expect it to be clearb to curb ough. trl onlydog one ss in, andne pas out.....and its still gointo ta them through the weekend to get done thing....that's geing some xed reons fromple arnd tow cathenungrangry with lackf plows so 47:29 -0 my responsibi

class 2a. 12th ranked des moines christian taking on south central calhoun. 1st q. lionsnside to mia sener, easy 2. dmc thetans answer jadyn kommanvon ries the 3. we're tied at 8.t the lions rally in the 4th. ma veenstra hits the 3. des ines christian advances 51-47 ake women on the road at uni. e annual pink came in cedar falls.jor decision over nate van buren. 120. 2nd ranked brady kyner of se warren winner by fall. kyner on to theilsits a 2 team race in cla .burnett and lisbon neck and down that means state basketball is right around the corner. 10 days till the girls take over the well. first regionals. class 2a. 12th ranked des moines christian taking on south central calhoun. 1st q. lions inside to mia rosener, easy 2. dmc up 2. the titans answer jadyn kommanvong, buries the 3. we're tied at 8. but the lions rally in the 4th. emma veenstra hits the 3. des moines christian advances 51-47 drake women on the road at uni. the annual pink came in cedar falls. 2nd half. drake trying to stay in it -- emma donahue knocks down the trey to get the dogs within 11 -- afte

really late in the parts of central and central calhoun, and some sprinkles and far southeastern sumter county. outside of that, so more rain is coming out of georgia. not out of the woods yet, and we are dealing with milder temperatures. and 56 degrees in the head off to school, and hour by hour, we will be dealing with the showers and temperatures that will actually start to drop. 56degrees by 10:00, 55 by lunchtime and as we get into the lunchtime, 53 degrees. start to taper by 6:00. temperatures down to 50 degrees. >>> as we get ready set out for the thursday morning commute, give yourself extra time. the roads are wet but traffic is light. interstate 26 by pine grove road, traffic in both directions is looking pretty well. the accidents on the thoroughfares. there is a slow down as you come off of dekker boulevard, about 11 miles per hour is soon as you get past that. we have an accident on leesburg road that will be right by fairmont. parcel lane road is blocked. if you continue from lake murray boulevard in the airport to downtown, you are looking at a minutes. take it look at th

this was the scene at the "tri city lanes" bowling alley on calhoun highway just after nine oclock wednesday night. easley police say when they arrived on the scene kejaun brown had already passed away from a gunshot wound. 3 police say pickens county deputies caught up with the suspects a short time later at this spinx on 183.jamari fair, dennis gibbs, albert taylor and a 15 year old were all taken into custody and charged with murder.investigators say they believe the suspects knew the victim and this wasnt a random act.as soon as we learn more about the case we'll pass it along. 3 3 the republican primary in south carolina is now **two days away.and the candidates are using a national stage to reach out to voters.during wednesday night town hall hosted by cnn at the old cigar warehouse in downtown greenville-- ted cruz, ben answered questions from moderator anderson cooper.the candidates all took the stage at separate time and were also asked questions from local voters.among the topics- -whether to take in refugees, political correctness and their stance on gun control-- 3 3 " so, my poi

easley.this was the scene at alley on calhoun highway just after nine oclock wednesday night.easley police say when they arrived on the scene kejuan brown had already passed away from a gunshot wound. 3 police say pickens county deputies caught up with the suspects a short time later at this spinx on 183.jamari fair, dennis gibbs, albert taylor and a 15 year old were all taken into custody and charged with murder.investigators say they believe the suspects knew the victim and this wasnt a random act.as soon as we learn more about the case we'll pass it along. 3 3 the republican primary in south carolina is now **two days away.and the candidates are using a national stage to reach out to voters.during wednesday night town hall hosted by cnn at the old cigar warehouse in downtown greenville-- ted cruz, ben carson, and marco rubio answered questions from moderator anderson cooper.the candidates all took the stage at separate time and were also asked questions from local voters.among the topics- -whether to take in refugees, political correctness and their stance on gun control-- take a listen

-kathy from calhoun falls.-paul from calhoun falls. falls.if you'd like us to mention a birthday on the air, send the name, date, and hometown to *birthdays at fox carolina dot com.*and let us know if you'd like to see it in either the 7 or 8 o'clock hour. 3 we'll be right back, but first -- a look at yesterday's winning lottery numbers. numbers. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 we're back with a live look over lake hartwell. 3 after having to 3 postpone due to icy conditns--greenville's new boardwalk made its debut! debut!it's gran opening was held thursday,the boardwalk is the first phase of the cancer survivor park which is set to be completed by the end of the year.the one thousand foot boardwalk near church street will be the first of four a-d-a accessible pathways into the parkthe entire project will include a botanical garden, an amphitheater, and a survivorship center. 3 after an ohio police officer thought he was going to have to part ways with his k-9 partner--his city made it easy for him to keep them together. together.when officer matt h

matthews in calhoun county to speak to fourth and fifth graders of calhoun academy. we will talk about weather and all of the questions of the difference between sleet and hail. how can ice fall from the sky in summer months, and of course wanting to know all of the trtrical activity. what really causes it all to fourth and fifth graders for allowing me to come out and bring sky watch weather school to st. matthews. if you want us to come to your school, shoot me an email. that is the best way to reach me. i would love to bring sky watch weather school to you. let's talk about the weather right now. the wind continuing to die down. that is certainly good news after the last couple of days and what we call a gradient windstorm. i've not seen one like that since personally 2008 in memphis tennessee. i was talking from the meteorologist at the national weather service who at his 10 years at the officer has never seen one like that in columbia. it is been a very interesting two days with the wind out there. that it is starting to die down. sky watch doppler radar is -- w

this afternoon and calhoun county. they could reissue this to the east and sumpter and calhoun county but they haven't done that just yet. in the meantime temperatures cooled off. 75 degrees here in columbia today. right now 65. 65 in augusta. 60 atlanta. 62 raleigh. warm ahead of the line of thunderstorms. we have rain still falling here in columbia. we have seen an inch of rain now. 65 degrees current temperature. winds from the south. about 6 miles per hour. now, let's take a look at the traffic across the area and with it raining like it has been that is been causing a slow down. but it is not too bad. you can see, southern part of the city not too bad. and northern sections. a few problem areas. malfunction junction out of the city, going through malfunction junction. it is slow there and a slow down in the westbound lanes of i-20 going into nat area. meanwhile there -- that area. meanwhile there is an accident at i-20 and i-77 and that has southeast side of town, here is the sumpter highway. it is not too bad. a

the bears will use their "franchise tag" and pride of calhoun county high school. >> battling injuries only played in nine games. tied a franchise record with 100 pulse receiving yards. franchise player makes the average of the top-five paid players. last year, at wide-receiver, 13 million in the nfl. so, he will get paid. chicago says they're trying to "franchise tag" is one year. two former gamecocks backing hillary clinton. interesting time in our state. >> it seems more this year we're seeing more athletes getting involved with plool particulars. >> last election. >> south carolina, if you can get a endorsement, gamecock. [laughter] >> i'm just saying. or clemson tigers. your 7-day forecast, coming up. >> weekend will feature plenty of sunshine and warming temperatures. >> all right you have been watching "a.b.c. news" at 6. thank you. see you at 11. >>> tonight, right here, the personal. the new attacks leveled tonight. rubio going after trump. and chris christie tonight, now saying it's time for president trump. >>> breaking news, the motive in the deadly rampage. the video now d

we have one here and then one over on calhoun street. we usually have about 10 to 20 folks in here at any given time, and this office usually makes about 5,000 volunteer phone calls a day." now that new hampshire is just about in the rear- view mirror, activity is picking up in this office. volunteers are hoping to help close the gap between trump and cruz in the palmetto state. nearby on huger street, jeb bush's campaign office is chock-full of volunteers too. south carolina's primary will be critical to bush. he and his allies have spent millions on ads in the state. "it's looking awesome. i know a lot of us are here every single day showing our support and just trying to get the word out about him as much as possible. we're doing door knocks all around the columbia area." of course, some of the republicans are already on their ways to the palmetto state. trump will be at clemson tomorrow. meanwhile, kasich, who finished second tonight, senator rubio will be in the midlands tomorrow for a town-hall at the convention center at 3:00 pm.

from orangeburg to calhoun easily two inches to three inches of rain. in columbia we had just under one half inch of rain. right now you can see the rain is south carolina trails back into georgia. the front has moved up into the upstate region but it is not moved into the midlands just yet. slow-moving cold front high pressures building behind it and you can see skies have been midsouth but not here in our area. temperatures right now 66 in columbia. the front has just gone through and 59 degrees in anderson. we are expecting a few showers tomorrow. tomorrow night mostly cloudy but we will see the clouds moving out toward daybreak and nothing but sunshine on friday. here's our forecast for tonight. 53 in columbia tomorrow the clouds should keep temperatures down mainly in the upper 50s. looking ahead for friday it will be sunny but 54 degrees dropping to 29 degrees on saturday morning. clouds will be moving in for the cold air comes in on sunday and monday will be mostly certainly it will get colder 3 let's talk national signing day - for will muschamp

. >> i've noticed a lot more cops on calhoun street, patrolling. they've lightened it up a lot more around campus. >> 700 lights installed on # 0 streets. this is pictures before, looks like before the lights and after. brighter lights, means fewer crimes. there's no place to hide. before, down 56 percent >> and one is too many. and i'll take a 0 percent reduction. >> uc safety plans, seems to be coming together. it's more than lights and police. it's about the blue help that goes straight to police dispatch and the new live safe act, that let's studentses, on what they see. new student to night ride. for bad guys, it may be too much. >> seek the path of least resistance. when you create obstacles, you make it not worth it, they move on. >> there's something else, education. students are bombarded with irving living. >> and i take precautions and walk with my friends and tell >> and students seems to agree, the data is not what counts to them >> i don't know about all that happens. i see things like night right. i see the blue hot buns and the cincinnati police around the area. >> all the

supervisors from buena vista, sac and calhoun counties are all named in the lawsuit. in it ... it states farmers should follow regulations in the clean water act. the case is still tied up in litigation. lukas: a proposed cell neighborhood is causing an uproar. several siouxlanders living in the morningside area gathered at city hall to attend the board of adjustments meeeting... speaking out against the proposed tower. the board of adjustment was asked by city council to take another look at a recent vote by city planning and zoning... approving a conditional construction permit for the cell tower. concerned citizens say they viewed the meeting as a chance to present evidence opposing the project this wouldve been their last opportunity to presend eveidence, however the board did not allow them another hearing , their previous decision was final. not sit well with neighbors meeting. there is a long list of reasons they don't want the towers in their backyard. lukas one of siouxland's oldest non-profit organizations is celebrating a special anniversary. the ymca of siouxland...

further south quiet for now in calhoun and orangeburg county. county you see the southmoor park of lexington county moving in and a lot more rain and lots of rain over the last several hours. central, northern, and western parts of lexington county and cluster of lightning strikes from gaston into lex cynthiana into downtown columbia. temperatures now rather mild. we haven't moved much, maybe a degree or two from this morning. 60 and lexington park 60 saint matthews. orangeburg 69. lots of the rain and warm air coming from the south. cold front coming through our clashing on top of each other. expecting highs in the lower 60s through all the communities but continue with showers and thunderstorms. 63 high today and wins out of the east, southeast and tonight light to moderate rainfall and low 51 as all the close range from upper 40s into the lower 50s. one thing we will watch carefully is all the rain and especially the rain tomorrow is from the area of low pressure and the cold front. it's the second stage of rain we expect. into the southern p

off in a highly anticipated battle in the 220 weight class. 53-0 rylan richardson of south central calhoun and 43-4 matt naig of sibley ocheydan. richardson gets two for the takedown in the first period. naig notched it by the third. but this was the difference maker - richardson escapes and is 54-0 with a 3-2 decision. "i don't want to sound cocky or arrogant but i've put a lot of hours in," said rylan richardson. "between weight lifting and wrestling, it is a dream come true. all my hard work has paid off finally." going down a few pounds to 182 - hintons daniel bishop has only dropped one match all season. well friday he wasn't going to drop his second. near fall here - bishop manhanldes his way to a 17-4 medical decision. heavyweights - at 285 tim butcher of manson northwest webster handed anthon oto his first lost of the season in a 3-2 decision. emmetsburg tanner lundgren at 126 looking to improve on a 7th place finish last year. lundgren on the wrong end of a 21-5 technical fall. "you put in the work all season, you want to o good and you don't always get what you want but i know yo

a great one up at 220, #1 rylan richardson of south central calhoun moves on to the finals with the 3-2 decision. "i've put in a lot of hours... ...i'm just so happy." and up to heavyweight, manson nw webster's tim butcher is just one win a way from a state title after the 3-2 decision... jordan: jordan live tag standard toss back to 3 shot at desk. jon/sx3s desk. jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at six. watching local five news at six. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: there is windy, then with winds gusting up well, the winds will be today and into the evening. temperatures did manage to make it up to 60 in des moines and will stay mild clear skies tonight our temps will drop back into the upper 30s to lower 40s across iowa. saturday is shaping up to be a really nice day with sunny skies most of the day, mild temperatures and much lighter winds! highs will be mainly in the 50s saturday, but t

he advances to riley of south central calhoun. riley, richardson, win in 285. core general son -- and he advances in the jacob3 <> one last look at your extended forecast. temperatures near 60 degrees friday and saturday and stays above >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: hey, everybody! whoo! hey! welcome to "the late show"! (cheers and applause) hello, everybody! (audience chanting stephen) down here, up there, up there, right there, out there! thanks so much, everybody! welcome to "the late show"! (cheers and applause) welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. shocking news tonight going to get the big celebrity feud everyone is talking about: donald trump versus the pope.

. >>> girls action calhoun county posting frederic. johnson on defense watch katelyn she's fired up to two fired up she's it with a coach was told the call he could believe itit -- could not believe it. she scores and won up 11 at the break. drive over from columbia to saint matthews. second half pickens with a floaoar they had 35 on the night shared more than half of points. the hornets win the defendant -- 57-44. >>> former south carolina basketball standout they are the newest members of the south carolina athletic hall of fame. greg buckner also included. >>> former gamecocks parker hester she's one of the eight inductees. >>> rain today, rain tomorrow and stormy on wednesday. then drive for the rest of the week. -- dry for the rest of the week. >> 53 degrees tomorrow and showers increasing chance for rain afternoon into the evening high 61. >> with you have love for us tonight? -- what do you have left for us tonight? >> baseball tomorrow. good night. weekend. by 5 points. putting her back on track after her drubbing in new hampsh

. >>> girls action calhoun county posting frederic. johnson on defense watch katelyn she's fired up to two fired up she's it with a technical. coach was told the call he could believe it. -- could not believe it. she scores and won up 11 at the break. drive over from columbia to saint matthews. second half pickens with a floater they had 35 on the the hornets win the defendant -- 57-44. >>> former south carolina basketball standout they are the newest members of the south carolina athletic hall of fame. 2000 points. greg buckner also included. >>> former gamecocks parker hester she's one of the eight inductees. also former girls coach who became all-american. she will also be inducted. they served our country. our country should serve them better. bernie sanders cracked the gridlock with john mccain to help clean up the mess at the v.a. and strengthen veterans' healthcare. and that's why he'll never rush to put our men and women in harm's way. judgment. integrity. bernie. 3 tonight's numbers for the lucky for >>> get your tickets handy

on "calhoun memorial highway"... around 9 last night. they say...officers responded to shots fired... and when they arrived... they found 17- a gunshot wound to the chest. he died... at the scene. we were there last night... as police were investigating who shot brown. officers were able to put out an alert... on the car... the suspects were traveling in... and they were caught... a short time later. police say...they believe "albert taylor" pulled the trigger... but that "dennis gibbs"..."jamari fair"... and a 15-year-old were with him. while in court today... the suspects had a lot to say: ----- the fourth suspect was not in court today... because he is a juvenile. he'll time. state lawmakers..agree that fixing our roads ... is the top priority in south carolina. but after being in session for six weeks ... they still don't have a plan ... "7 news" reporter "robert kittle" explains why one senator is holding things up ... with a filibuster - in a 7 news "state house watch". you want protection from he's trying to protect your wallet to

class 2a. 12th ranked des moines christian taking on south central calhoun. 1st q. lions inside to mia rosener, easy 2. dmc up 2. the titans answer jadyn kommanvong, buries the 3. we're tied at 8. but the lions rally in the 4th. emma veenstra hits the 3. des moines christian advances 51-47 drake women on the road at uni. the annual pink came in cedar falls. 2nd half. drake trying to stay in it -- emma donahue knocks down the trey to get the dogs within 11 -- after getting a technical bulldog coach jenny baranczyk then tries to rile up a large drake crowd that made the trip -- instead -- it just the uni crowd going as madison weekly gets the j -- 22 nba bulls and raptors. huge game for doug mcdermott, the pride of ames high. mcdermott, 3 from the corner. chicago up 13. 100-87. later only up 3, lets make it 6. another 3 from dougie mcbuckets...career high 30 points for mcdermott. bulls get a much needed win 116-106 its crunch time for iowa state. 5 games left in the regular season, 6th place in the big 12. the cyclones have the talent, but need more consistency. cyclo

alert this weekend after a group of people grabbed a student's cellphone outside the chipotle on calhoun street.u-c police are reminding students to always travel in groups... especially at night. cincinnati's mayor and police chief... once again taking on the crime problem in the queen city.they'll be meeting with people living in district three about the increase in shootings... and what should be done to stop it.this is video from an earlier meeting. tonight's meeting will take place from six-30 to eight-30 at westwood town hall... on also happening today... the future of a troubled apartment complex is up in the air... as a judge prepares to hand it over to someone who can take care of it. it.9 on your side first told you about this story last friday.the judge ruled that "p-f holdings" was in default for failing to fix more than 18-hundred violations at five "public nuisance" buildings. she'll appoint a receiver today to ensure those buildings are brought up to code. new arrest.a second student put in handcuffs... following the abduction and murder of a 13-year old girl.the charges b

in 220 - south central calhoun's rylan richardson did just that. and cole jensen of maple valley-anthon-oto at 285 showed why he's the top-seed and doesn't plan to take a loss now. "i hope not," said cole jensen, a senior at maple valley-anthon-oto. "i just got to keep taking it one match at a time [and] wrestle as hard as i can every match." on the opposite end of the spectrum in 106 - oa-bcig's kurtis krager took down seth wright of woodbine. sibley ocheydan sent seven guys. of them, dylan schuck, trent kruger, garrett saylor and matt naig advanced to quarters. which start at 9 a.m. on friday. in des moines, sam curtiss, ktiv sportsfource. class 3a took to the mats this afternoon. at 170 - sioux city north's deion clayborne is a four-time state qualifier - the takedown leads to a 10-4 decision. clayborne is - jacob wiley of east - the senior ranked second in 43-4. and at 285 - nic hoefling of spencer pins his man and is on to the quarterfinals with his 39th win. "i stayed focused more during my senior at sioux city north. "the last couple wasn't

county is installing the system and 10 other counties have requested the text to 911 system from calhoun county to palm beach. you need to know about texting 911. first, always send your location. unlike phone calls operators won't always get this information. and don't substitute texting for a phone call. if you are able to dial 911, do it. >>> do it. >>> get ready, we are expecting an extra cool night tonight. tend weather chief meteorologist, jim van fleet is protecting your family. >>> already in the 40s in hernando and citrus county and dropping. we are in the low 50s in hernando and st. pete. it's not all that uncommon to have a freeze warning in citrus and hernando county it will run from 3:00 a.m. until nine a.m. what is different tonight is how far and widespread frost advisory runs, basically everywhere along and east of i 75. but also five. but also including all of pascoe and northwestern hillsboro county. it is a very easy advisory. basically means plants can be damaged or killed. sophie of money invested or can bring the man, or cover them if you are new to this most of you