and benedict college, morris college, and even with pretty station in orangeburg at south carolina university and then into charleston, s.c., and that movement came together, although it was spontaneous at first, it involved into an organized movement of young people. it was at that time that i was actually, believe it or not, at the age of 15 elected to state president of the college chapter of the naacp of the whole state of south carolina. and we began to coordinate our efforts as a state. we were given an attorney that worked with us, who later became a judge, matthew j. perry, and he worked with us on cases that could be filed, if there were arrests, he handled it. normally we had donald james sampson, who was an attorney and another local attorney who handled those cases. it began to take movement and evolve into a statewide movement that began to garner some attention. so when jackie robinson came to greenville, he was denied access to the waiting room at the airport, and out of that insult, because here you have a baseball great at the level of jackie robinson being refused the use of

barbara: it is 5:09 and 44 east carolina university goes on alert. details ahead and falling like comedominos dominos. this is where an escalator goes haywire. barbara: the animal one girl tried to turn -- oh, no! can you guess what animal that might be. john: kidnapped on the way to school. how a north carolina teenager was able to escape. barbara: we are watching the wet roads and hopefully gets out of here soon. "big weather" is tracking it. don: the heaviest rain is shifting north and west. we are seeing light drizzle and you will see some pockets much we will talk more don: welcome back. let's talk bus stop forecast. as you head out you want to send the rain gear. they may need it in spots. hit-or-miss drizzle and same this afternoon. many places will be rain free but there will be an isolated shower. much better chance tomorrow. 41 south hill. 41 roxboro, 43 chapel hill. 44 sanford, 46 southern pines, 48 fayetteville. 46 goldsboro. looking at the day ahead 43 and rain around. by lunchtime cloudy skies and 9. knew the late day 50 -- through the

university. we sell north carolina central university. we sell north carolina university. >> they could beat internship opportunities that could be done with the cooperation of other businesses in the area. especially a bond that goes before the voters. a portion of that bond is to design and construct a new business school on campus. and that project is one that the governor called a bipartisan project. the chancellor and the governor are hoping that the voters will say yes to that bond. we are live on the campus of north carolina central university. john: thank you. this afternoon, the presidential candidates have moved on to new hampshire. anna: one week from today, that state will hold the first presidential primary. last night at the caucuses, ted cruz outperformed donald trump who this great nation. >> we will go on to easily beat hillary clinton or bernie sanders or whoever they throw up there. first place there the people of iowa have sent a profound message. martin o'malley is suspending his campaign after barely registering supp

. >>> a residents hall at east carolina university once named for a foreman governor has a new name. the board of trustees voted to call it legacy hall. he improved the education system in the 1900s, promoted white supremacy. several yieforts are removing his name -- universities are removing his name from the campuses. duke and unc chapel hill are removing references on governor. >>> cumberland county drivers can expect detour, straightening two dangerous curves. they will be cl tonight, detours will be posted, work should be finished by monday morning. >>> walking happens one step at sounds simple. it's something this 19 year old to do again. new at 6:00, the technology that is helping her take her first steps all over again. >>> some clouds are over the sun for part of the days it is expected to peak through at times this weekend. coming up, greg fishel will tell us which day is better for your outdoor plans. >>> a mother faced with a life or death decisions tonight on the late evening news tings moment she had to decide to throw her baby over a balcony to firefighters waiting bel

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our beth russo will have more tonight at 11:00. >>> staying on south carolina university, an oscar nominated reminding students to vote and specifically to vote for hillary clinton. angela basset will be in the martin luther king auditorium. she'll make stops at the university and the statehouse. >>> if you hear sirens around the lake murrayry dam tomorrow, don't be alarmed. the sirens will be tested tomorrow at noon. officials say they'll sound for approximately three minutes. >>> the city of columbia is joining the fight against breast cancer. this afternoon, the city donated $8,000 to the palmetto health foundation's boss some buddies foundation. city leaders say today's donation will high pressure women today fighting breast cancer. >> one who has a niece and a mother-in-law and my niece, i think it's a very noble cause and we appreciate everything everybody is doing. continue to keep all the families in prayer. >> if you or someone you know is you need to talk to someone, the bossom buddies group immediates the second tuesday of every month at palmetto baptist. >>> two rival restaurants

greenville, our high school, but they were there from allen university, benedict college in columbia, morris college in sumter, south carolina state university, and in fact, congressman clyburn, jim clyburn, was arrested, was one of the ones arrested during that particular march on the state capital. but they kept us in jail overnight and that next day when we were able to have visitors at the school there, who showed up but our faithful use of -- faithful youth advisors. they had stayed watch over us even though we were not released at that time. we had some wonderful adult leaders in that movement and there is so much to be told and sometimes, i am hesitant to even talk about the civil rights movement because the history of the civil rights movement, like most histories is like a wild, elusive bird that always flies away, you can't really put your finger on it, or your hands around it because what i found is that when you are a part of something that is as life-changing as the civil rights movement, everybody wants to be a part of it. everybody wants their little niche in history. if they marched on one march, they ran the

it's also important-- gabrielle: hillary clinton speaking at south carolina state university. bernie sanders also making carolina, one day ahead of the south carolina democratic primary. much more on both candidates a little later on in the newscast. nigel: now to the upstate. greenville fire department was on the scene of an early morning fire at the tara apartments. the solutions recovery center houses recovering addicts and alcoholics there. it's part of their sober living program. the fire displaced more than 20 people. but the executive director says, they will have a place to sleep tonight. >> as a company, i'm not worried about us losing our apartment complex. that'll be taken care of. my main concern right now is where these guys are going to live and housing them and making sure they don't lose a step. nigel: the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the search for answers continues after a man killed three coworkers and injured 14 others in a kansas shooting last night. gabrielle: tonight, the governor of that state is calling the officer who shot and killed

she'll be going to a rally today, at south carolina state university. at 4:45, clinton will be joined by her husband bill clinton for another rally. it will begin at 8. >> former president bill clinton has been stomping the campaigns real hard. he wowed the crowds yesterday. saying she is one candidate who can move it forward. >> what we need had to do is make america whole again, so that picture of the future. so we can all rise together. that's what this election is about. >> the chin tons have stops planned and their daugher will be joining, in charleston and here, and we have a complete list of all of those stops. meanwhile bernie sanders is back, he will be attending a tour rally, at 5:30. he will also attend a rally at the twp auditorium. remember tomorrow is the democratic primary. polls open at 7-7. if you already voted in the republican primary you cannot vote for a democrat this weekend. we'll have the complete coverage tomorrow. nearly 8 billion budget proposal heading to the house floor. education and for gives 12 million in loans to south c

barbara: it is 6:09 and east carolina university on alert. john: details ahead. and falling like dominos. the stunning video as annika escalator goes haywire. barbara: a crane collapses. where this happened. john: kidnapped on the way to school. was able to escape. barbara: first, we are watching the roads. don is tracking it. don: even where it is not raining we are seeing drizzle. so watch out for that. as we go to break we check the first alert doppler network and you see the bulk of the heavier rain to the north and wellsst. you have a wet drive toward charlotte. with 20 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider don: this morning you may see light

. >> also tonight, fighting the system for social security, a western carolina university student gets his day in court after waiting years for cerebral palsy. >> miza has chosen the tigers to win. >> walked over to the carolina panther box, she knocked it over and she proceeded to tear apart the broncos box. >> that's what we like to hear. one of the zoo's biggest cats picked the cats to win. we'll have to wait and see. i think the cat knows what she is talking about. >> or he is not going to jinx it. >> all right. finally weather now, everyone. a bit milder conditions if you will be outside, maybe grilling hamburgers, 50 degrees expected. then it turns colder. maybe if you are sleeping in, lucky you, we'll see a chance for a rain snow mix, same thing again on tuesday. then it turns very cold. >> now i want a hamburger. >> you can have one. >> good idea. wonderful weekend. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 st

. >> frank: coming up, a western carolina university students gets his day in court after wh >>> tonight at 6, a family ripped apart by crime. his son behind bars. >> darcel: plus a unanimous vote for guns in hendersonville. who in the city will now be allowed to be concealed weapons inside city buildings. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 6:00. >> larry: new developments tonight in the death of a henderson county man. >> darcel: his son is charged with killing him. >> larry: news 13's evan donovan joins us live. evan, how is the family reacting to this news? >> evan: larry, all in all, they're pretty shocked. joey's sister tanya says that joey and their father terry didn't have a bad relationship. but she did say they liked to >> i was just with daddy yesterday.

live at south carolina state university, i'm billie jean shaw, wis news 10. a push to give child patients a new place to play is happening right now at palmetto health children's hospital. today they've got a big goal...and we'll tell you how you can help after the break. 113 thousand 500 dollars within six months. that was campaign money harrell used to pay his lawyers when he was under a criminal ethics investigation. today, the house ethics committee ruled he must pay it back, and hit him with an additional one thousand dollar fine. harrell pleaded guilty to ethics charges and resigned from the house in 2014. this evening, his attorney sent us this statement, saying quote... "while disappointed with the committee's ruling, harrell is pleased to finally bring closure to this matter once and for all." end quote. all it takes is a phone call to help kids battling life threatening diseases and crippling conditions. the b-106 point 7 radiothon is raising funds today for a new playground facility in the midlands. allie spillyards has been live there all day--she

certifying their pets as service animals just to take them anywhere. 3 sot hal herzog, western carolina university, interview shot 10:39:43 "the problem of course is there are some legitimate uses of these animals and they can perform a really important service so what this does is it cheapens the whole enterprise and it makes it really difficult for people who have legitimate needs for service animals and emotional support animals." 10:40:01 tonight at 11.. news 13's jon ostendorff investigates how easy it is to certify your family pet as an emotional support service dog. and if that official looking vest and certificate can business asks you to leave. 3 3 3 tomorrow is the new hampshire primary and there is a lot at stake for candidates in both parties. jeremy roth looks at the latest polling out of the granite state. 3 jeremy roth reportingless than 24 hours from being on the debate stage, candidates are back to canvassing the granite state for more supporters. in a recent poll of likely republican primary voters ...the winner of the republican iowa caucuses, ted cruz placed third..marco rubio

out the vote hbcu rally" today at south carolina state university. that's going to take place at the dukes gymnasium at 4:45. then later tonight, hillary clinton will be joined by her husband and former president bill clinton for another rally in boyd plaza. that's at t e corner of hamptonn and main street. the rally starts at 8:00. bill clinton also has stops planned in aiken and bluffton today. the former president has been busy shoring up support for his wife. clinton rallied a packed gymnasium in winnsboro yesterday telling the e owd hillary is the one candidate who can move this country forward. >> what we need to do is make can see themselves in the picture of the future, so we can all rise together, that's what this election is about. >> rochelle: and the clinton's daughter chelsea will also be campaigning for her mom today. she'll be in charleston and right here in the capital city. for a complete list of her campaign stops, be sure to check out our website abccolumbia.com. >>> rochelle: bernie sanders is back in the midlands today. sanders w

last year we brought you a story about a former associate head team at north carolina university. in the story we said that she was placed on administrative -- that he was placed on administrative leave and we are erroneous for appeal that he was going to appear on an assault charge in alamance county. the station regrets the error. steve: faculty members at duke university may soon have to vote on whether to unionize. the non-tenure-track faculty filed a petition with the national labor board and they want to join the service employees international union. north carolina is a right to work state, which means employees cannot be required to join a union. we reached out to duke and we got this statement -- we respect the rights of our faculty or not. in the triangle. tisha: the clinton campaign opening an office in raleigh. the state gop were there to steve: it turns ou now at havertys furniture, it's our annual presidents day sale. which means it's the perfect time to create the perfect home. now through february 15th, everything in our store is on sale. plus, we're offering thirt

carolina to learn about its rich history. are here on the campus at bob jones university in greenville, south carolina. this has been here since 1947. it is a beautiful spot right here a merrill and a half from downtown greenville -- mile and a half from downtown greenville. our student body currently is about 2800 students. that fluctuates from year-to-year. it comes down to what role do is. our viewpoint of the world is not secular, our viewpoint of the world is as it is revealed in the pictures, the bible. that is the lens we are looking through. math, ort is science, education, or whatever a person does in their life, it is a political worldview, which makes all the difference in the world. background ont of the school, it was founded in 1927 in a world renowned evangelist named bob jones senior. part of the great evangelist arrow when they have huge crusades all over the united states and he was from south alabama, but he was always a strong preacher farewell known. he started his school because he was actually concerned about the negative influence of secular education of the 1920's. the school w

special forum next monday to make sure our own -- in western carolina university are involved with it. we are hosting a foryum in concert with asheville. >> all that information is on your screen. we'll get it to you on wlos.com. it is going to be on the ballot. the bond referendum coming up. everybody says vote for it and your taxes will not be raised. >> coming up, time for this week's pet pals. >> meet a sweet and gentle 8-year-old boxer mix looking for a new family. >> later today at 5:30, crispy or light and fluffy. consumer report. asheville h let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast-max. it's the same difference. this one is max strength and fights mucuc. mucinex fast-max. the only branded cold and flu liquid gel that is max-strength and fights mucus. . >> sdmr welcome to today's pet pals. i'm with ashley from the charley angels pet rescue. we have an older pug. tell us about chubbs. >> chubbs is a boxer mix, he is 8 years old. he does have a little bit of arthritis in the back leg. we have him on a special diet. he has been doing

look at this at the western carolina university. just rain. i see a lot of umbrellas out there so they got the word. northwest wind at 3 puts our it is a little bit of wind. 56 and dry in the upstate. greenville southwest wind at 10. no worries there in terms of winter weather. but you will get rain down here already starting to fall. it's all snow in the higher elevations. gotta be around 3400 feet to see accumulation. that's going to continue to drop down. we'll get some of that accumulation in the valleys. maybe down in franklin later this evening. you're really holding on to rain right now. nantahalas. stretching east ward in to macon and jackson county. some of the heaviest over western transylvania county, north of sapphire and west of pisgah. these are the black mountains. little creek, faust, northern and central yancey county, you're getting snow there, too. 19 e is going to be treacherous. heaviest snows north of i-40 and working down in to some of the here's your future cast. there's midnight. snow still flying over the mountains no

there we go, jackson county at the western carolina university. getting a little shun sunshine going on right now. and your temperatures will stay mild, too. only mid 50s by 11. i'll talk about bigger changes that are coming for the rest of the work week. stick around for that. >> tammy: meteorologist zack green joins us from brevard. >> frank: zach, what are the road conditions looking like now? >> zack: the water has since receded but we're still looking at very saturated and soggy conditions. brevard saw up to three inches of rain. drivers were immediately deterred when coming across the high water. even when they did try to avoid it, debris left over caused more hazards. full trees were even getting swept away. >> one after the other. it was like taking logs to a saw mill. they were just banging. you could hear them. water was moving. >> zack: coming back live here, i want to show you this area is so prone to high water. they have these permanent signs on the side of the roadway and they simply just flip them down. on top of that, dot crews ab

. >>> south carolina state university students and staff joined together for a prayer circle on the orangeburg campus today. in light of the school's recent financial struggles a group prayed for a brighter future for the students and community leaders say they want people to have a positive perception of the school. >> you know, when it comes down to it this community sticks togegeer regardless. even the students are a south carolina state they show that today. >> today's prayer was sponsored by the south carolina state university religious life counsel and student life and leadership. >>> some of you out there saw a afternoon. we had reports of flurries from columbia and other areas. there may even be a few more evening is over. about. south carolina's weatherman jim gandy is watching things for us now, and just a few hit and miss flurries here and there, >>> that is about it. the radars continuing to show throughout the afternoon and precipitation. much of the precipitation showing up is not even making it to the ground. all you will see as a few flurries, brief snow shower trying to make i

at south carolina state university in orangeburg, jack kuenzie wis news ten. meanwhile hillary clinton's opponent in tomorrow's primary also rallied evening. "i need your help tomorrow here in south carolina. " vermont senator bernie sanders asked the crowd at township auditorium to get out in force at the polls tomorrow. our mike desumma joins us from the newsroom with more on the sanders campaign. well judi the vermont senator came into south carolina facing a big challenge in trying to win this weekend's primary. many polls show him behind hillary clinton by at least 20 percentage points -- and one by as much as fifty. still his supporters are not counting him out. hundreds waited patiently for sanders at the auditorium tonight. he didn't take to the stage until after 8 p-m ... it was his last campaign stop following several campaign events in orangeburg county todday. in his remarks sanders once again made his pledge to raise the nation's minimum wage, well as find ways to make public colleges and universities tuition free. the vermont senator said he belie

one north carolina university is joining the fight. researchers at north carolina they believe by doing so, these mosquitoes are produce offspring that carry the -- >> this happened saturday parkway. inside the commons shopping center. the report says a man in his early 20s came in with a bandanna and had a gun. weather. >> i'll take you with our pass tomorrow afternoon. and show you what to expect coming down the rote. >> i think channel 9 investigated their link to >> new at 11:00, cmpd gave >> new at >>> right now, we're tracking powerful storm system pushing toward the carolinas. steve udelson will be back with the latest track of weather and the top threats we could face starting tomorrow. new at 11:00, channel 9 was there as cdot crews posted no >> this is one tool that the city is using to fight a dangerous problem we've been investigating for months. illegal liquor houses. police gave anchor allison latos exclusive access as they patrolled known trouble spots. >> reporter: a team of cmpd officers allowed us along to see their ef

university's efforts and dedication... in preparing for the recent hearing before the south carolina house ways and means higher education sub- committee." officials say no public foundation funds will be used to pay for the event. you'll recall the university has struggled to get out of the red... and has been working to get out of millions of dollars worth of debt. the meeting comes a day after hundreds at south carolina state university came together to honor and remember the lives lost during the orangeburg massacre. on february eighth, 19-68... 200-activists on the campus came together to protest a bowling alley's refusal to desegregate. and during that protest... nine- into the crowd... fatally wounding three protestors and injuring 27-others. as members of the community come together to remember the injustice... they say they hope the commemoration ceremony will re-ignite the passion in the fight for civil rights. during the 33 ceremony... civil rights activists also called for a thorough investigation into the incident and the state troopers who were cleared by a federal jury. benedict college is celebrating black hi

how great would it be to receive your bachelors degree from a south carolina university and say that i studied cybersecurity. in 2012, the revenue department was hit by a massive hack involving millions of adult's information stolen. >>> the sheriffs department says they need your help looking for armed robbery suspects. this happened just after 8:00 monday night at the great china wall restaurant on broad river road. the suspects entered the back door and stole the cash register. they had faces -- their faces from surveillance cameras. the sheriff hopes someone is recognizing them from their clothing. if you have any information, call crime stoppers. >>> we are three days away from the democratic primary. the candidates making stops in the palmetto state. hillary clinton is expected to be in columbia this afternoon for a luncheon. last night, clinton spoke out against gun violence at a forum along with mothers who lost their children to gun violence. >>> senator bernie sanders poverty issues. he talked about the impact of welfare reform legislation passed during the clinton administ

hillary clinton will host an hbcu rally at south carolina state university. doors open at 3:15. after that, the clintons will kick off the "get out and vote rally" at boyd plaza at the corner of hampton & main street. admission will start at 6. bernie sanders will host an hbcu stop and rally at claflin university in orangeburg. he'll talk about making college affordable, income inequality and criminal justice reform. doors open up at 3:30. later that day sanders will head to columbia for an event at the township auditorium. doors open at 4. tonight-- our decision 2016 coverage ahead of the democratic primary continues with a live special report on wis. we'll have reports from the liberty tap room talking to experts about the upcoming vote, and have an in-depth look at the candidates. our hour-long decision 2016 special starts tonight we have extensive coverage of the democratic primary and the preparations for super tuesday from both sides on wis-tv-dot-com. just click on the special decision 2016 section. titi now for an update o oyour weather. for that we turn to meteorologist

we're joined by the campus of north carolina university where today's meeting is taking place, emma? >> reporter: these meetings between the two boards. today they're talk future money, construction, and renovations. a hot spot to live and work, wake county schools are feeling the population boom first. the number of students is growing, and growing, but where to put them. new school construction hasn't happen fast enough. >> the frustration for all of usa we've got two increasing curbs, the other is construction and we can't close that gap. >> that was wake county superintendent jim meryl last year. wncn spoke with at a similar meeting 29 him and the board of education and county commissioners. 365 days pass but largely remain the same. >> i would not want to pay for other kids to go to school, but it's a very important reason for money to go to. >> in 2013, voters passed an $800 million bond that allowed for the construction of can't upset their kids will have to switch schools. >> wake county cools will work with the board of commissioners on the future. >> reporter: today's meeti

for people to come together and just uplift the university. >> when people think about south carolina university >>reporter: junior emmanuel wants people to see his university like this. hands clapped, prayers lifted, heads high. >> i just think as being consider the holy city, this is what we do no matter what opposition we face, no matter what trials we overcome. everything will be all right. i'm on my way to better days 19 wltx. >>> it has been a cold, windy day across the area. we started out the morning with someunshine, but very quickly the clouds over in georgia and three moved in. we've even seen some light shower activity trying to come into our state, but the air mass here at the surface is dry. a lot of this is evaporated before reaching the ground. but, we have had one snow shower that has moved in f fm georgia through greenwood, edgefield county, maybe a few snow flurries over around soluna. some of this might make its way into lexington county. but again, all we are l/oking at is may be a few flurries, and that is it. there will be no accumulation for any of this. it has been a chi

columbia, adrian acosta the four o'clock news. 3 and all eyes were also on south carolina's in-state rival clemson university today--as they landed some of the biggest recruits across the carolinas and nation. nation.that's where we find fox carolina sports anchor shannon sommerville. shannon, how is clemson's class looking? 3 diana, clemson getting some major recruits from the upstate anddcross the country...but missing out on the number one recruit in the nation. 3 clemson getting the number 2 nation today...trayvon mullen. mullen making the announcement live on espn-u this morning in florida..mullen one of several big names the tigers are getting including john simpson out of fort dorchester...cade stewart from daniel high...but the name everyone in the country was watching for...rashard gary out of new jersey...he's chosen to play for michigan.despite that loss..were hearing from head coach dabo swinney todayaywho says the tigers will be a force to reckon with with these recruits... 3 3 3 3 playmaker.feaster...the like spartanburg every position on top recruit at clemson got the clemson got the top recru

tonight at a rally at south carolina state university. she says it is important for everyone to vote in the primary, especially young people, because there are lots of issues that impact them in the future and says there is a big divide on what each party believes, and how they will address the issue, including how to pay for a college education. >> we are going to make college affordable. we are going to lower the cost. we are going to make it possible to go to college, get free tuition. you will not have to borrow money to attend college. a college like this that has such a storied history deserves our help and support. >> tonight clinton will be in columbia for a rally that starts at 8:00. her husband, former president bill clinton is expected to be there. meanwhile bernie sanders held a rally today as part of operation get out the vote. he is hosting a event at the township auditorium near

and the number two ranked university of south carolina and number one u-conn are battling it out inside colonial life arena in front of a packed house. at the end of the 1st quarter inside colonial life arena in front of a packed house. at the end of the 1st quarter the score was 17 to 8 uconn. the second quarter just starts if carolina walks away with this win they will set themselves up to be the number one women's basketball team in the country. one final check of the forecast that's all for tonight's 7 o'clock report. another look at your local headlines tonight at 11, and >>> macy brown. beyonce steal the super bowl spotlight? our exclusive with the stars just seconds afterperforming. >> how do you top this? >> i don't think it's possible. >> chris martin, bruno mars. >> everybody texted me, can i >> i made a mistake.

because they had had put next to me they had put three t- shirts here, all with prominent north carolina university basketball teams so we have nc state, north carolina, and duke. if you think that i'm going to pick one of these and hold it up, you are crazy. i've spent way too much time in your state to make that mistake. >> yeah, you're a smart guy. you are a basketball fan, we know that. and that's why we wanted to make sure you got those. >> well, i appreciate the gift. i'm an enormous you college basketball fan. i have been to games at each of courts so yeah yeah i'm a huge state college basketball fan. >> he's a smart guy. >> you have to be careful of everything you say. >> matt we know there's some pretty exciting events coming up to cover as a journalist. it is going to be a busy year ahead. >> well we are right in the middle as you know of the election season, super tuesday coming up this coming tuesday. the last republican debate before that event tonight, so we're going to be talking a lot of politics today and over next several months and also if we look a little further down the road o

there is a proposal to change the name to unc fayetteville since the school is part of the university of north carolina system. some students and alumni are upset, they believe it would take away from the school's historically black university roots. >>> the university of north carolina at greensboro trustees voted to change the name of a building on campus. the historic aycock auditorium will be renamed. charles ai don't care was aycock was the 50th governor of north carolina. >> whenever a student, staff or faculty member at this university to feel that -- we but it is more about the culture of the university. >> it isn't the first university to take on the issue. east carolina university and duke have removed his name from campus buildings. >>> it has been more than four months since october's floods in south carolina and this morning we're hearing from a woman who survived after she was trapped in raging floodwater in columbia. incredible story. erica wright was driving home when her car got caught look, there, in the floodwaters tossed up a tree. she was able to climb through her sunroof at the to

he has multiple stops planned in orangeburg today including a stop at south carolina state university today at noon. carson will be holding a town hall visiting with medical students and checking out south carolina state's football program. carson will also campaigning in the upstate today. >> eric: carson, ted cruz and marco rubio will all be speaking at the conservative convention in greenville today. during his stop in greenville cruz will also be speaking at the republican women's club before continuing his campaign in easley. donald trump will be in kiawah island and gaffney. and john kasich will be in charleston, clemson and fort mill before tonight's town hall in columbia. >>> eric: marco rubio will be in anderson, south carolina. and ahead of saturday's vote, he's getting a big boost here in south carolina. may not back anyone before saturday's primary, governor nikki haley is announcing she's endorsing senator marco rubio. she made the announcement official yesterday at a rally in chapin taking a line from her signature phrase. >> we say that every day is a great day in south

but they were there from allen university community college in columbia, march college in sumter, south carolina state university, in fact, congressman cliburn was arrested, was one of the ones arrested during that particular march on the state capital that they kept us in jail overnight. next day when we were able to have visitors, our faithful youth advisers stayed all night just watching over us even though we were not religious at that time but we had some wonderful adult leaders and there is so much to be told, sometimes i am hesitant to even talk about the civil rights movement because the history of the civil rights movement, like most histories, it is a wild elusive bird that always flies away, you can't really put your finger on it, your hands of round it, because what i found his when you are a part of something as life changing as the civil rights movement everybody wants to be a part of it, everybody wants bear little moment in history. if they marched on one march 4th, faith ran the civil rights movement, as they were a leader in the civil rights movement but there were what i can r

western carolina university, human -- you are included in that. a couple inches of additional source -- snowfall possible. 38 in asheville, 40 in hendersonville, 30 eight in anderson. temperatures tonight will drop a few degrees. 34 by 7:00 a.m. in greenville, cloudy skies will take over. flurries begin to develop in the southwestern portions of the mountains, like franklin and andrews. for greenville, cloudy skies for the day tomorrow. a chance for rain showers, maybe flurries by the evening. shouldn't be a big deal. temperatures topping out in the upper 40's. in spartanburg, mostly cloudy, a few rain showers, maybe flurries in the evening. temperatures crashed quickly tomorrow. upper 40's tomorrow in anderson. maybe a few flurries, headed into the evening hours. most of the snow will be confined to the asheville area. mostly cloudy and temperatures crash into the evening hours. that is the best chance of snow. highs tomorrow will be colder in the mountains. 41 in asheville, snow will develop for the northwestern parts of the mountains. going dow

university. it is good news for one area college. the financial front for south carolina state university could finally be looking up. >> that's right. a bill to forgive a $12 million loan given to the school in 2004 is making its way through the statehouse. the house higher education subcommittee approved the measure that now heads to the full house committee. >> south carolina farmers looking to stay afloat following october's historic flooding may soon be getting the help they need. the house ways and means committee approved legislation allowing farmers in disaster declared counties to apply for grants of up to $100,000 each. last october's torrential rains wiped up $330 million worth of crops at harvest time and agriculture officials estimate farmers lost an additional $45 million because they couldn't get in the fields to plant those winter crops. another issue that's flooding the mind of some voters here in south carolina, talking about >> indeed it is. aarp released findings of a new survey of likely south carolina voters on their views of social security and thei

. >>> the south carolina state university is remembering a student who died at the hands of the south carolina hiway 40 years ago on february 8 students at the university gathered to protest the segregation of the bowling lanes. officers shot it to that crowd of students that night killing three and injuring 28. today a program was held to remember those who lost their lives. the keynote speakers spoke. >> two years ago he offered an apology. the state of south carolina has never had an investigation into the circumstances of what happened. at least one of the officers still maintains that he did the right thing. those are the things that i feel kind of left of wound on our state. >> the families of samuel candles for them. the theme was social change. >>> lots of eyes on new hampshire as the candidates make a final push to attract voters. the latest polls there should donald trump leading republicans with ted cruz marco rubio jeb bush and john kasich locked in a fierce battle for second. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is ahead of hillary clinton by clinton is said to be closi

he's a graduate of south carolina state university and usc. the other nominee is longtime spartanburg attorney donald coggins junior. he's a shareholder at the harrison, white, smith and coggins law firm and is a usc and clemson grad. the u.s. senate must confirm the nominations. coming up on news 10 sunrise... you might want to get your "movie" on-- as you look ahead to the oscars this weekend. we'll take a look at some notable movie releases in our box office preview. thanks for starting your morning with us here on sunrise. in your box office preview this friday-- it's common in sports to hear people say "no change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. there is no president who will fight harder to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. who finished second." but olympic fans may remember one

clinton visited south carolina state university along with schools in rural areas of south carolina. she feels that's what the state needs to focus onto get our education system on track and she says she's willing to help she's hope thing primary will be a success as the race to the white house continues. leah holloway reporting live. >> bernie sanders is trailing hillary clinton by double digits but the sander's camp has been pitching as a man with momentum. he's slowly chipping away at the lead. >> tara petitt joins us live where earlier tonight sanders was urging people to get to the polls tomorrow. >> reporter: well, brian and janet, a much different -- [ audio difficulty ] >> we apologize for that technical difficulty there at the sander's rally. just wrapped up at the township auditorium. mr. sanders talking about a rights to equal pay to the broken criminal justice system as he calls it. if you are going to be voting tomorrow a record setting vote happened last week and more heavy voter turnout is expected tomorrow. here's what you need if you're going to the polls tomorrow. o

clinton will speak at south carolina state university, while bernie sanders will speak to supporters at claflin universty. the field is dwindling, but the intensity and stakes are not as the remaining republican presidential contenders debate tonight in houston, texas. it's a showdown that could go a long way toward deciding the republican nominee. jay gray reports. 04-07 13-16 22-25 32-36 front runner donald trump travels to texas with growing momentum.. "we might not even need the two months to be honest folks" and the rest of the republican field desperately trying to slow him down. have to run in their home states and trump could beat them all." which means the stakes.. and tension in tonight's debate will be high.. with marco rubio.. "the vast and overwhelming majority of republicans don't want donald trump to be the nominee." and ted cruz.. taking shots at the front runner.. "we can't be fooled by pt barnum. but many analysts warn the time for other candidates to block a trump nomination is running out.. you've got the washington post with a stunning editorial about stopping tr

then at noon he'll be particpating in the "bridging the gap" townhall at south carolina state university. tonight at 7 he'll be taking part in the conversative convention at the bon secours wellness arena in greenville. 3 and marco rubio will also be in greenville for a rally this morning. he'll be joined by senator tim scott, senator mike lee and former gamecock connor shaw. rubio will then head to anderson for a rally in the afternoon. and then he will also partipcate in the conservative review's conserative convention in greenville. 3 it was just two days ago that governor haley said she wasn't sure whether or not she'd endorse any of the gop candidates for president. but that changed yesterday when haley endorsed senator marco rubio in chapin.haley's endorsement could be pivotal university poll showed haley had 81 percent support in south carolina among likely republican voters. 3 "ladies and gentlemen, if we elect marco rubio, every day will be a great day in america. ""thank you...." 3 governor haley endorsed mitt romney a month before the 2012 primary, but voters in south carolina

we sell our universities and north carolina central university's. reporter: they are talking about the construction of a new business school made possible if approved by voters through a bond that goes before voters on the 15th of march. they hope it will get off the ground. anchor: right now we are tracking mostly cloudy conditions. cooler temperatures and the ones we saw yesterday. you can see 58 in oxford. as you go down to the south you see 66. most of us looking warmer. cooler in roxboro. seven degrees in fayetteville. tomorrow is going to be a big difference. much warmer temperatures headed our way. this system is starting to race towards us. we're in a risk for severe weather. overnight, a few showers likely. tomorrow, look at temperatures. much milder. you will see temperatures at 70 tomorrow. 73 in fayetteville. we will see a lot of cooler weather heading our way. we will stay in the 50's on friday. certainly it looks like winter is going to be returning. anna: at least it will be warm. thank you. a groundbreaking ceremony a short time ago

. >>> next, east carolina university professor charles calhoon talks about the obstac e obstacles faced by ulysses grant. he described how his personality influenced him decisions. it's about 90 minutes. >> good afternoon. thanks for coming out for today's lecture here at the naval war college. it's my honor and privilege to introduce to you professor charles calhoon from the eastern carolina university to talk on grant's presidency. with that, will turn it over to him at this time. hold all your questions until the end. thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you all for being here today. i would like also to thank professor john scott who could not be here today. he is in hawaii missing the snow here in rhode island. i know he did a lot of background work on this as well. as the professor indicated, i'm going to be talking today about the presidency of grant. his leadership in the white house. and i have a couple of caveats to share with you before i begin the meat of the talk. first of all, i am a political historian, not a military historian. most of you in this room know more abou

the winningest south carolina -- university of south carolina quarterback in recent memory came out and endorsed marco. he's also the cleveland browns quarterback. you have that going for him. number 9, connor shaw. they had huge crowds with tim scott and trey gowdy going around. ted cruz was assisted in a sad sort of way. no one wanted antonin scalia to depart but only one candidate has argued nine times in front of him. and that is ted cruz. and then, of course, jeb bush had brother w. come down. enormously popular there. and i'll close by noting john kasich had that hug. i didn't see the hug until late last night, but it's a powerful moment. and it's a narrative reinforcing moment. so five out of six had great moments this week in a volatile election where ben carson is also -- i did two hours of radio before coming over here. he's got his hard-core supporters. so i was pretty good in my predictions the first two. i'm not making any prediction about tomorrow. it's too volatile. >> are you reading my notes or my mind? i was going to ask you. you have to give me something, hugh hewitt.

barbara: why this north carolina university has decided time for carlos aycock's name to go. the cr a john: good morning, 6:13 and 29 degrees. here is a look at the headlines. state lawmakers expected to approve major changes to the north carolina voting process today. the house voted last night to shift the march 15 congressional primaries to june 7. if approved voters will go to the polls march 15 and vote in various state race. the sentencing hearing for traveon smith continues today. yesterday the defense called witnesses to the stand who painted a difficult childhood for smith. we will have live streaming video on abc11.com. thousands of mourners from the president to members of congress to former justices and tourists will pay respects to justice antonin scalia. his casket will be in repose at the supreme court where he spent nearly three decades as one of the post influential members. barbara: officials in u.n.c. greensboro are the latest to rename a building remembering charles aycock. trustees voted to rehis name from the audit-term. he led the state from 1901 to 190