, the late carol campbell. lots of pleasantries as the governor makes her way up. it is going to be interesting to see and gauge the spirit of the room tonight. many things have happened in the last year in the state of south michael:carol: let's listen in to the lieutenant governor as he introduces her. they might be waiting for everybody to settle down first. michael: could be. this is an opportunity for some gladhanding. >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. ladies and gentlemen of the joint assembly and honored guests, i'm proud to present to you the honorable nikki haley, governor of south carolina. [applause] governor haley: thank you very thank you very much. [applause] thank you. mr. speaker, mr. president, ladies and gentlemen of the general assembly, constitutional officers, and my fellow south carolinians, each year we come together to discuss the state of the state, and each year we begin by acknowledging those who lost their lives in the service of our state and nation. by the grace of god, th

. >> in may i sat with secretary bobbi hit with carol campbell's portrait looking over us. we took a long awaited call that volvo's partners begin their journey of manufacturing in america. volvo is known for its quality and safety. we are so proud that they trust south carolina to help continue to their customers. to our friends at volvo, i have total faith in our work force. we won't let you down. please help me welcome, catarina [ applause ] >> and there's more to celebrate over last year than these two major editions to the south carolina family. south carolina's unemployment rate sits at 5.5%, the lowest since 2001. in the last two years, we've saved businesses more than $151 million in unemployment taxes. we've cut our debt service by almost half over the last five years. while at the same time, doubling our general reserve. we've moved almost 30,000 people from welfare to work. the most recent data shows the rate of released inmates returning to prison has decreased by more than 25%. 2015 was the third year in a row with record breaking tourism and there are more peo

bobby hitt and our teams within the governor's mansion library with carol campbells portrait the king over us. we took a long-awaited call that volvo cars had chosen to partner with south carolina as they begin their journey of manufacturing in america. volvo is known for its reputation of quality and safety . we are so proud that they trust south carolina to help them continue to deliver to their customers. to our friends up volvo, i have total faith in our workforce. we won't let you down. please help me welcome -- and i'll ask just these two to stand the these two ladies from volvo cars. >>[applause] celebrate over the last year than these two additions to the south carolina family. south carolina's unemployment rate sits at e .5 percent, the lowest since 2001. in the last two years we say business is more than $151 million in unemployment taxes. we have cut our service by almost half over the last five years while at the same time doubling our jumbo reserves. we've moved almost 30,000 people from welfare to work. the most recent data shows the rate of released inmates returning to

the republican establishment, the big names in the state -- strom thurmond, carol campbell -- he wasernor at the time -- they lined up with reagan in 1990, dole, george w. bush. they wired the state, they won the state it was decisive. something happened in south carolina in the obama era. and in 2012, the last competitive primary, republican primary in south carolina, newt gingrich won that state. he didn't just win that state, he crushed mitt romney in that state. that was one of mitt romney, the establishment candidate, one of his worst states. it was 41%-26%. south carolina really is the epicenter, one of the epicenters in this country for the tea party backlash against barack obama, but also against the republican establishment. so, relying on south carolina to play the role that lindsey graham is talking about there that it has played historically, i don't know that that works in 2016 anymore. >> yeah, steve, and i'm also wondering, and i had tim miller from the bush campaign on earlier in this program, that it's almost as though you're moving now the goal post. it's almost as

lisa the names of the three people arrested they are randall snowball, -- snowball, gregory campbell and carolfranklin. the charges involve human trafficking kidnapping pimping and child endangerment. >>> the raiders in the mix for a possible move out of oakland. the other cities where the could relocate. >>> we're a days away from the super bowl but the attractions and events are hoping this morning to the public. the story coming up. >>> presidential hopefuls from both parties are crisscrossing iowa this week. the iowa caucus is on monday, of course, and as usual, turnout will be key. >> and ross polombo is live on a special assignment. he normally would be this right here, but he is busy at the center political world in des moines. ross, i would imagine a very, very busy day for candidates trying to pack everything they can into meet and greet and all sorts of stuff as time runs out for them in iowa. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, claudine and good morning, rosemary. crazy time here, down to the wire, all major candidates there crisscrossing the state. it is really all about meeti

carol: covering the upstate. a pickens county deputy has been fired, accused of illegally firing a gun. warrants say henry campbell threatened someone, and fired his weapon in a parking lot earlier this week. campbell was arrested wednesday and charged with first-degree domestic violence. the pickens county sheriff's office said campbell had been employed since 1998. anderson county deputies tell us a 19-year-old is a suspect on hawthorne drive. the bomb squad responded to the home last night. he barricaded himself inside and claimed that he had a bomb. he is charged with reckless endangerment-- michael: shooting in laurens county. clinton public safety officials tell us that a number of people were injured. it happened last night near north broad street. officials do not believed anyone has life-threatening injuries. no arrests in this case so far. tonight some people are in trouble with the law after a police chase along i-85. the chase ended in a crash near mile marker 27. police tell us it started in the city of anderson. officers say they spotted a stolen vehicle. soon, the chase was on. tonight, here's a loo