matthew's, 474 winnsboro to campton to bishopville. we will have a lot of sunshine winds right now will be out of the northwest and change to the southwest of 5 miles per hour, colder tonight with clear skies a low of 270, we are, we are expecting a low of 24 in newberry, 25 bishopville, and 29 down in orangeburg. we will be dealing with a lot of sunshine, sunshine, no rain throughout your work and school week. 55degrees for tomorrow, but it will be quite windy. winds out of the west-southwest per hour. into the middle 50s by thursday and friday and then a cold front will come through with a chance of rain. saturday and sunday, as highs will get pretty much in the middle to upper 50s. you are definitely going to need your winter jacket for the next several mornings. >>> as we beat the traffic, and get ready for your monday morning commute. take a look at i 20, this will be westbound by exit 72. traffic has slowly but surely been picking up. no accidents are being reported on the interstate. coming out of lexington, regular lexington, r

police in campton maine arrived at a home following a 9-1-1 call and took the seven-year-old singer to jail. he was released on a $10,000 bail and is scheduled to make an appearance on february 22nd. juliet: this morning and morning the death of glenn frey . the guitarist and founding member of the group, the eagles, died yesterday. we take a look back at fry's career. reporter: the best-known leader of the eagles died on monday at age 67. the eagles cofounder sent out a statement saying frey was like a brother and we were like family. like most family, eris dysfunction but the bond we forge would never be broken even during 14 years that the eagles were dissolved. their crossing paths change lives forever and had an billions of others . during his time with the eagles, he had hits like take it easy , tequila sunrise, by-and-by, new kid in town, arctic tonight and peaceful easels easy feeling. he sold over 120 million albums. they were inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame . >> scooping and cutting off right it was a lot of fun. >> they broke up in 1980 and he enjoyed a solo care

challenges right now pretty much all of us are right at the freezing or below. 28 campton, 30 bishopville, sumter 32 degrees, manning a 32. orangeburg 30 for degrees, columbia right now at 31, the wind chill is even worse. it feels like 25 winnsboro, 25 sumter and feels like 20 for degrees right now in newberry. cold front can -- is in the upstate, that will be making its way through and as it makes its way through, an area of high pressure will be bringing in cold, dry air. ititill be a sunny day, but chilly and windy. highs today in the middle to upper 40s all throughout the communities, with clear skies and a cold front moving through very cold conditions tonight. temperatures in the upper teens in the northern midlands and northern midlands and the lower 20s, we could be dealing with around 15-18 degrees. because of that, here are some tips to make sure you are protecting yourself. have your faucet strip at night. so this way the pipes do not freeze. keep your thermostat at 60 degrees, definitely bring your pets in. this is no weather for the -- this is no condition for the pets to be

chance to achieve things educationally that they would have never had a chance to achieve before camptonthat is not the same solution for the city of newark. bigger city, more complex, we have to get in there with different tools. to state has the ability pick and choose based on the merit of what is going on. if you leave it to the federal one thing that jeb and i have learned as governors is we can really get in there and pick and choose the right tools to use depending on the challenge of the city. i think that is why the government should be empowering the states much more than they are to make these choices. the president does not trust us. , or scottjust me, jeb walker. he does not even trust him and credit governors to make choices. that is a mistake. it is not helping those who we are looking to lift up. [applause] representative ryan: if we gave out trophies to people who fought against all odds, and lead by example, and showed us how to beat poverty, you would win the lombardi trophy -- the greatest trophy of football. mr. carson: really? [laughter] ryan: you did it. you are be

and maybe even a little bit of a wintry mix. 32degrees campton, windber, newberry, salida, 35 degrees columbia and st. matthew's. temperatures are very cold outside. we have a little bit of a role in the activity. still seeing some freezing rain even sleet pellets over portions of kershaw county. we have more rain and wintry precipitation on the way. you can see it moving across the savanna river moving toward the north and east. our forecast model does a pretty good job of showing what we expect over the next 24-48 hours or so. 630 seeing a little bit of freezing rain, as we mention a few sleet pellets as well, and that tonight as that freezing rain and rain winds on down we may see a little bit of a wintry mix. overninit hours, and then by around daybreak or so that begins to wind on down. by midmorning we are seeing clouds across the midlands and then as we get to the afternoon hours of saturday, may even see a little bit of sunshine and working our way into sunday may see a lot of sunshine. if you have concerns about the panthers game, a lot of sunshine , it should be sunshine for

our temperatures are well below freezing, 27 in newbury, winnsboro and campton, 30 degrees in orangeburg, 28 in manning, columbia 30 degrees, and the windchill factor feels more like 25. average temperature for this 33 degrees and a high of 55. we will have a beautiful sunrise this morning at 730 timetime, and a beautiful a beautiful sunset later on this afternoon at 5:29 as all of our communities right now are clear of any clouds, precipitation, functioning area of high pressure bringing in the cold, dry air. a reinforcement a reinforcement of a cold front well out into the atlantic. not only is it going to be dry, but we we will continue with very, very unseasonably cool temperatures as highs today 43 newberry, newberry, 45 lexington, expecting 44 in orangeburg, 41 sumpter and manning, 460. overnight tonight, it is going to be frigid cold, once again as we are expecting temperatures pretty much in the lower to middle 20s with the windchill factor potential of about 17-20 degrees. as we wait for this area of high pressure up in the northern part of the united states to start to move off

i think they became quite close friends. >> a published captain in "national review." >> campton was like myself, a sucker for a beautiful sentence and a pretty face. >> as you remember, those most famous line about camping was demand a recount. he said this when asked what is the first thing you do when you want but it was quoted so often to go later on the with want about the boston telephone book and the harvard faculty, he referred to one of the other of these lines as his prelude in c. sharp minor because there was this prelude along with many other things but his prelude was a famous everyone played it and they demanded he played. he wearied of it. so never bill hard demand a recount come he rolled his eyes and said, my presidency, c. sharp minor. >> was almost another one almost as good but -- >> about stringing a net under the windows of the "new york times"? >> exactly. he had lunch with the editor of the "new york times" on what, the seventh floor of the times building. when he emerged that gave him a hard time. and when he emerged there were a lot of reporters on the stree

but temperatures are cold right now. 29 sumter, 28 degrees campton, 32 newberry. here in columbia we are sitting at 30 degrees. we are looking at, for the most part, clear skies prayed a little bit of call coverage into the upstate. this area of high pressure will allow a lot of moisture and a lot of tropical warm air coming out of the gulf. we will be warming up and about 59 degrees when the kids get out of school. sunny, mild conditions as our highs today 61 degrees, maybe a little bit of call coverage outh-southwest at about five-10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, cold, 36 degrees our low. a lot of sunshine throughout the day into the late evening even cloud coverage will not last long. tomorrow we will start off with mostly clear skies with an increasing call coverage. all throughout the day. we will be introducing some rain come in the forecast, for tomorrow. as far as tomorrow's highs, 56 degrees. wednesday 52, less chance for rain on thursday with a high of 48, by the weekend we will start warming up prayed a lot of sunshine with highs in the lower to mi

right now our temperatures outside the midlands are in the teens and 20s, 16 campton, 19 newberry to winnsboro and bishopville. lexington 16. it feels like it is 12 degrees and bishopville, feels like 16 wind chill feels like 12 degrees in downtown. only 20 degrees at the bus stop, we will have a lot of sunshine but it will not help much. 40degrees, will feel more like the -- 35. we started to warm up tomorrow. increasing cloud coverage in the afternoon as winds come out of the southwest with a high of 48 degrees. if you are just about to head out you are definitely going to need to warm up your vehicle before heading out. the good thing is no accidents or issues on the roadways. 321 heading on i 26 both directions moving pretty good. sunset boulevard to west columbia, traffic is light right now. i 20s -- i 262 harbison, 13 minute commute. we will warm up, it is going to take a while. forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> at least the sun will be out. you tell me it is warming up, i am holding you to that even though you have no control. >> remember you can follow the news 19

erin: two people suffered minor injuries when a pickup truck collided with a school bus in campton yesterday afternoon. the accident happened at the intersection of routes 49 and 175. witnesses told officers the truck was turning left when it crossed into the path of the bus. no students were on board. sean: there was not a single dry eye in a pembroke classroom yesterday when a first-grader got a major surprise. >> i think he' s going to like yell and hopefully, hug me. sean: staff sergeant dana osborne surprised his 6-year-old son, declan, at the pembroke village school. osborne returned home on friday from his third deployment as a full-time national guardsman. i missed you. s teacher says this was the quietest he' s even been. he probably was in shock. after the surprise, dad and son skipped out of school and little early to spend time together. can you imagine what is going on in his head? erin: when you are at circle time, you do not expect your dad to pop out. sean: pleasantly shocked. erin: great to see. coming up president obama has , outlined his executive actions we' ll tell you h

erin: two people suffered minor injuries when a pickup truck collided with a school bus in campton yesterday afternoon. the accident happened at the intersection of routes 49 and 175. witnesses told officers the truck was turning left when it crossed into the path of the bus. no students were on board. sean: there was not a single dry eye in a pembroke classroom yesterday when a first-grader >> i think he' s going to yell and hopefully hug me. sean: staff sergeant dana osborne surprised his 6-year-old son, declan, at the pembroke village school. osborne returned home on friday from his third deployment as a full-time national guardsman. >> hi, bug? want to give me a hug? i missed you. sean: he' s so quiet. declan' s teacher says this was the quietest he' s even been. he probably thought it was a dream. after the surprise, dad and son skipped out of school early. getting some quality time together. i cannot imagine spending that much time apart from my six-year-old, wow. erin: that little boy must have been in shock. is this real? that is wonderful. coming up on daybreak, president obama has

go the "straight out of campton." i'm sorry folks, i made a mistake. it's right here on the card. i take -- it's right here on the card. i take full responsibility, full responsibility. it was right here on the card. i apologize to everybody in compton. >> wow. >> right here on the card. >> just referring to the old steve harvey snafu. we remember that. >> what's the statute of limitations on that? come on, enough. come on. >> by the way, he then got kind of sentimental. such a cute moment and moments later he introduced his daughter as miss golden globe. >> this young lady never asks me for money. this young lady never asks me for anything. this young lady has never been in trouble. this young lady deserves this moment. years old, when she was in the fifth grade and came with her father to this event. this young lady is absolutely the love of my life and this young lady is absolutely my heart. she is miss golden globe. this young lady's name is miss corrine foxx. >> and look at her. she's gorgeous. >> beautiful. >> that was awesome. >> tamron and i got to talk to them on the red

chance to achieve things educationally that they would have never had a chance to achieve before campton. that is not the same solution for the city of newark. bigger city, more complex, we have to get in there with different tools. the state has the ability to pick and choose based on the merit of what is going on. if you leave it to the federal government -- one thing that jeb and i have learned as governors is we can really get in there and pick and choose the right tools to use depending on the challenge of the city. i think that is why the government should be empowering the states much more than they are to make these choices. the president does not trust us. it is not just me, jeb, or scott walker. he does not even trust him and credit governors to make choices. that is a mistake. it is not helping those who we are looking to lift up. [applause] representative ryan: if we gave out trophies to people who fought against all odds, and lead by example, and showed us how to beat poverty, you would win the lombardi trophy -- the greatest trophy of football. mr. carson: really? [laughter