lewis is in the clarendon county jail awaiting a hearing. sumter police say the mother reported missing friday has contacted them. investigators say 27- year-old shardae davis told a detective she was ok, but didn't want to come to the police because of an outstanding shoplifting warrant in horry county. investigators say they still they can meet her in person. officers say they are still looking for herbert butler for questioning in davis' disappearance. he is also wanted on a warrant for domestic violence. officers found davis' two-year-old and 5-week- old children alone friday evening at their home. anyone with information is asked to call crimestoppers at 1-888- crime-sc. coming up in sports... the usc men hit the road for a tough battle. carolina prepares to face the conference's leading scorer. find out how coach frank martin plans to slow down the rebels sharp shooter. plus... a look ahead to the nfc championship game between the panthers and the cardinals. sports is next. the gamecocks hit the road to rebels. (phone ringing) you can'

an online shopping error ended with a gift for clarendon county flood victims. carson cogdill called zappos' customer service after they sent her the wrong shoes. carson shared a little about how hard clarendon county was hit hard during the flood. she later was shocked when she received a huge box from zappos marked "surprise" filled with fleece blankets and a card. "i think that just showing that this company that isn't even in the south, not even anywhere near here... they're all the way across the country in las vegas i think that's awesome." carson will donate the blankets to flood victims. she also received a handwritten card decorated with a painting of her town of pinewood. the usc and clemson men's basketball teams both have big road games tonight. and the carolina panthers are the carolina panthers are in team history. the cats host the arizona cardinals sunday....the winner advances to the super bowl. it would be the panthers second appearance in football's biggest game. the guys were back on the practice field today. they advanced sunday with a seven

a man wanted in a murder in washington, d-c is now behind bars in clarendon county. sheriff randy garrett confirms william lee lewis was arrested around three this afternoon. the sheriff says deputies got a tip to go to the forest villa apartments in manning. they found lewis there. investigators say lewis has been on the run for the past month wanted in connection to a murder in washington d.c. back in early november. lewis is in the clarendon county jail awaiting a hearing which is reported missing friday has called them. 27-year-old shardae davis told a detective she was ok, but didn't want to come to the police because of an outstanding shoplifting warrant in horry county. investigators say they still consider her missing until they can meet her in person. officers say they are still looking for herbert butler for questioning in davis' disappearance. he is also wanted on a warrant for domestic violence. a neighbor called 9-1-1 and when officers arrived to the home on west liberty street, they found davis' two-year-old and 5-week-old children home alone friday eve

counties free tuition beginning this summer. the free tuition will be available to qualifying students from clarendon, sumter, lee and kershaw counties. it will provide students two years of tuition for one program of study. the free-tuition program does to qualify students must be admitted to the college and have at least a 2.0 high school average. a minnesota college hockey player is using his love for ice .. and a recent cold snap to get creative and make ...art! freshman mitch fritz says it took him about two days to build an illuminating multi-colored igloo. he bought 500 bread tins and froze each brick inside with food coloring. he said it was a fun project coming up in sports... the usc women prepare for a top 10 showdown sunday. plus... the usc men get set for a tough columbia dispatch confirms shots fired and hold up in 4400 hundred block of fort jackson blvd. that is the rosewood crossing shopping center. we have a crew on the way and will update you as soon as we know more carolina. the 24th ranked usc men play away from home for the second time this week on saturday. the gamecocks play at tennessee. tip-off set for noon.

break 2 a clarendon county woman is trying to turn her struggle with cancer into a lesson for others. billie jean shaw reports on her fight to survive, and to raise awareness. this rare form of cancer known as small-cell neuroendocrine is described as aggressive by doctors. the cancerous tumors have now spread to a couple of kerrie cribb's vital organs- its left her taking life one day at a time. or the sake of christ, then i pressure is in charge today though wednesday. today, sunny and cold, highs lower 40s. tonight, clear, cold, lows near 20 to lower 20s. wednesday, mostly sunny, chilly, highs middle 40s. thursday, increasing clouds, a chance of showers by evening, highs lower 50s. rain chance 20%. a strong storm system develops to our west and will bring widespread rain by friday, some rain may be heavy. highs in the middle 50s, rain chance 80%. system moves out by early >>> "e.t.'s" countdown to the grammys. with the guy behind this nominated song. when i see you again struggle with cancer into a lesson for others. billie jean shaw reports on her fight to survive, and to raise aw

newberry, fairfield, kershaw and lee freezing line continues to richland, clarendon and sumter counties, as a cold wedge of air continues to move in from the northeast at the surface. the number of showers will start to decrease into the afternoon and evening but the possibility of freezing rain will continue overnight , and any rain left could refreeze as temperatures fall to the upper 20s and low 30s. saturday morning expect a few snow showers that will move quickly through the central midlands and even make it into the lowcountry. the possibility of ice, means you need to be prepared in case your power goes out. extended until 2pm for newberry, fairfield, kershaw and lee freezing line continues to sneak into southward into richland, clarendon and sumter counties, as a cold wedge of air continues to move in from the northeast at the surface. the number of showers will start any rain left could refreeze as temperatures fall to the upper 20s and low 30s. saturday morning expect a few snow showers that will move the possibility of ice, means prepared in case your power goes the american

news 19 on your side and we now have answers from clarendon county. they said they're expecting to nail down a contractor within the next couple of weeks. >> to say somebody was to have a heart attack or something, they would probably pass on before the ambulance would get to us. >> that area is, um, scheduled to receive permanent repair once we have our private contractors on the ground which we hope to do within the next couple of weeks. >> the residents hope they can get the road fixed before someone has a health emergency. 8c >>> coming up, a close call leaves a family in shock and loose this >> announcer: on your side, you're watching news 19, wltx. >> thanks for waking up with news 19 this morning. it is friday, january 8. the time right now 6:56. let's get to today's top stories in your midlands rundown. >>> starting in richland county, deputies arlooking for two suspects burglarizing a house right as the family returned home. this happened wednesday night around 10:00 on crestview avenue. deputies said one of the suspects shot at the family af

more than 15-thousand are still going through the fema process in orangeburg, lexington and clarendon counties. the small business administration has approved more than 140 million dollars in disaster loans for businesses, homeowners and renters in south carolina. if you have any unmet needs, you should call 2- 1-1 to discuss your case with the south carolina emergency calling all dog lovers with an open heart and an open home! paals, or palmetto animals assisted life services, is looking for weekend foster parents for future service pups. the group raises and trains dogs to provide therapy and intervention for disabled people. the number of dogs they can train depends on the number of families willing to foster puppies on weekends. "you get to see the dog, you get to see the progress. you see them at paals events, you see them at the annual fundraiser every year. so, you never really are that client down the road. if you're interested, go to the first orientation this next tuesday at the north grampian hills road facility. to become a foster "parent," you also have to fill out an application

in clarendon county, allie spillyards, wis news 10." right now the coalition is still working on getting organized and adding members before figuring out their first step in reaching out to politicians. if you'd like to help, you can find donation information under the big red 10 on the wis homepage. a homeowner in one neighborhood hit hard by flooding last fall is deciding it's time to start over. janet dubeau says she's lived in the pine glen community since 2012, and experienced up to 61 inches of water inside her home today, crews were out to demolish the home. dubeau says that restoring the home would mean raising the foundation 14 feet to meet new code requirements. instead, she says she's being bought out by her insurance company and is planning to relocate to an area less prone to flooding. "the nightmares kind of helped make the decision and especially when it came in here the other day i said that i made the right decision." dubeau says she is currently living in temporary housing with other displaced flood victims from the ne

jessica hodge summerlin sent us this picture of snow in clarendon county this morning. this is a picture of snow covering a car this morning from jayne dawson on facebook. these pictures of a light dusting of snow in richland county. in south carolina -- extra road crews are on standby-- ready with salt spreaders and snow plows if snow or ice piles up. the s-c dot took advantage of the good weather yesterday brining roads and bridges. officials say-- extra troopers will be on the road as this storm moves in. with morning temperatures expected to be much colder today - you know what that means - a cold car! we all dread it. bundling up and heading out to get in the iceburg! so this morning, you'll want to give your car plenty of time to warm up. the absolute worst thing you can do for your car in cold weather like this is to hop in, start it up, and immediately hit the road. the systems in your car need to warm up. if they operate while too cold, you're putting a lot of strain on the car. as the engine builds up a little heat, that will allow the anti-freeze and other flu

filing initiatives as a rollout schedule for e-filing which is frankly already begun and in clarendon county and is now being unrolled in the entire third circuit. >> the more we can make court records available in a format that lets people actually see what is filed and read what is filed, the more open the courts become and the more transparent they become. >> he replaces the one that retired last year. we are only a few days away from the national championship and thursday while carolina women's basketball in action late last night. our mike gillespie has more in the sports minute to win it. >> let's start with football. we are three days away from the national championship game between number one clemson and number two alabama. on thursday, the ncaa announcing it will lift the practice time on players missing class. clemson university start this week and alabama was not under the rule because their classes start next week. either way, though, really doesn't matter to head coach dabo sweeney. >> we're student athletes and you don't change a whole university calendar because of a football

the clarendon county coroner says michelle hickson of florence was involved in a crash on i-95 near the orangeburg county line. they say she then got out of her car and was hit by another car and fell into the lake. a dnr dive team pulled her body from the lake monday. sumtetepolice say they've received a phone call from a woman reported missing. investigators say 27- year-old shardae davis told a detective she was ok, but didn't want to go to police because of an outstanding shoplifting warrant in horry investigators say they still consider her missing until they can meet her in person. officers say they are e so still looking for herbert t butler for questioiong in davis' disappearance. he's wanted on a domestic warrant. officers found davis' old children alone friday evening at their home. anyone with information is asked to call crimestoppers at 1-888- crime-sc. get your w-2 forms ready. today is the start of the tax-filing season and the irs started accepting tax returns this morning. the agency expects to receive more than 150 million individual returns. the deadline this year is

days after her conversation, a large box from zappos arrived at her clarendon county home. inside, fleece blankets with a note saying, i wanted to send you something else to donate to the people in need. a strip mall on haywood road in greenville now has new owners. gallery. that's where you'll find gabe's, conn's and a chick-fil-a at the entrance. it's a 142,000 square foot shopping center. dna hopes to add more tenants. the new design for the shopping center includes outdoor friendly areas. the center will be designed to bring in shoppers from haywood mall and the soon to open cheesecake factory. turning to commitment 2016 news now, a big endorsement last night for donald trump announced here in central iowa. >> we are going to give them expletive. >> you ready for a commander-in-chief who will let our warriors job and go kick isis? geoff: former governor sarah palin flew in from alaska to be with trump at a rally in ames. the 2008 vice presidential nominee told a group of more than 1000 people that trump is the best man to be president. palin also acknowledged the idea t

clarendon county is more than 300 flood damaged roads. news9 10 -- news 19 told you about one road where residents had to parked on the street and walk home. the coach has temporarily fixed that road. there were a total of 441 damaged roads in clarendon. 67 have been fixed. that leaves 374 to go. >> it has been a rough road, to deal with all this water. but, is getting better. slowly, but surely. >> recently, the county finalize the contractors that will work on the road. the county said the goal is to have them all completed by 2017. >>> the last three disaster recovery centers in the state closed last night. many services available are also available by calling the fema help line. the lines are open from 7:00 until 10:00 p.m. seven days a week. you can find the number by going to our website at wltx.com and you will find plenty of other information to help anyone still suffering flood. >>> it is hard enough to change doctors with long lady -- long waiting list. imagine not being able to get those records from your previous position. tha

online shopping fiasco took a turn for the best -- bringing an unexpected box of good deeds to clarendon county flood victims. when carson cogdill ordered her husband a pair of shoes from zappos using christmas money and received the wrong pair in the wrong size... she called customer service. she says the representative was kind, apologizing for the error, telling carson to give the first pair to someone else while they sent the correct order free of charge. that's when carson said the conversation turned to the need she saw in her community -- following the flood that left many around her devastated. she had no idea that her small talk would result in a surprise delivery. "at first i was looking in the box, and i was thinking what is this? so i opened it up message and were just stunned. reading all the words that the people that work for this company said... 'you rock.' 'thanks for all you do for your community.' 'we hope things get better soon.' we were just floored." inside that box were nearly a dozen fleece blankets carson and her husband plan to deliver to those they know are still stru

an online shopping error ended with a gift for clarendon county flood victims. carson cogdill called zappos' customer service after they sent her the wrong shoes. carson shared a little about how hard clarendon county was hit hard during the flood. she later was shocked when she received a huge box from zappos marked "surprise" filled with fleece blankets and a card. "i think that just showing that this company that isn't anywhere near here... they're all the way across the country in las vegas nevada says we care. i think that's awesome." carson will donate the blankets to flood victims. she also received a handwritten card decorated with a painting of her town of pinewood. inside the state house -- a lawmaker has proposed a bill that would crack-down on journalists in the state. republican representative mike pitts filed a bill that would require journalists to register with the state before being eligible to work for a news outlet in south carolina. the proposed "responsible journalism" and possible criminal penalties for those who violate the law. the bill h

. >> we will continue the electronic filing which has already begun in clarendon county and now being unrolled in the third circuit. the more open the courts become to people can see them, the more transparent they become. >> rochelle: pleicones replaces jean toal, who retired last year. >>> rochelle: still to come, a rough start on the stock market for 2016. more on how the economic turmoil in china is being felt world-wide. >> jonathan: and a mild start to your friday, temperatures in the mid-40s. cloudy right now, nice and dry but we are likely to see rain showers soon. i'll have the details what to main and gervais. >> jonathan: 6:11 on your friday morning, nice start for us but we are expecting rain to come our way soon. because 0 the cloud cover is thick, we wake up with warmer temperatures. looking at the impending rain, the next couple hours the rain is expected to pick up. a lot of it trends to the south and east, we have a stationary front toward the coast that will suck a lot of the moisture that way. not a big impact today. we are looking at a system the round today, not e

the clarendon county coroner says michelle hickson of florence was involved in a crash on i-95 near the orangeburg county line. they say she then got out of her car and was hit by another car and fell into the lake. a dnr dive team pulled her body from the lake monday. the gamecocks hit the road tonight to battle the rebels. the usc men's basketball team plays ole miss in oxford -- where the gamecocks have won just once in 13 tries. opening tip for tonight's game is 7 o'clock on the sec network. and get breaking news first at good morning / afternoon / >>> this morning on "today's take," chris rock under pressure. should the oscar host boycott this year's awards? and then we'll catch up with one of the stars of the new de niro film "dirty grandpa" and the tributes are pouring in for glenn frey as we remember the eagles legend. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from n news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tomorrow ron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller >> 18. and it feels colder. >> up from 16. >> the mercury is rising. welcome to

. >>> central carolina tech offering students in for counties free tuition beginning this summer. they will provide students from clarendon, lee and her sure counties two years of tuition for one program of study. the program does not cover other costs. to the college. >>> south carolina african- american heritage foundation honored leaders today. honorees were recognized for the contribution to preserving african-american culture. awards were presented this morning at the groups annual convention. it is taken notice that this project is relevant makes me know that what i do has relevance so, we are certainly proud. >> among those honors were james clyburn and his wife along with nasa administrator charles bolden of columbia. >>> the national park service today. in agreement will allow the agency to share resources and visitor services. park leaders hope these partnership will encourage people to explore parks in the state. >>> not a good day to be out in a park today but perhaps things be changing. >>> coming up on monday it did back to school and work, we are watching the radar and we will have the >>> we have seen a mi

fairfield, kershaw and lee freezing line continues to sneak into southward into richland, clarendon and sumter counties, as a cold wedge of air continues to move in from the northeast at the surface. the number of showers will start any rain left could refreeze as temperatures fall to the upper 20s and low 30s. saturday morning expect a few snow showers that will move quickly through the central midlands and even make that mercedes, walking up to the window to write his citation but as he's got his head in the window of that car that he pulled over, watch what this car does. may have seem him earlier. walks up, fiddling with something. he quickly noticed he's fiddling with a gun that's jammed. the officer has no clue he has a gun, the officer steps up -- points point blank at the officer. takes kov ss cover and then returns fire. the suspect takes often. the officer goes after him. see right here on his right shoulder, that's a bullet hole. >> oh, my goodness. wearing a protective vest but this is the remarkable point of the video. the officer walked back to the car and continues with his initial citat

counties free tuition beginning this summer. according to the college's president... the program will be a first of its kind in the state. the free tuition will be available to qualifying students from clarendon, sumter, lee and kershaw counties. it will provide students two years of tuition for one program of study. the free-tuition program does not cover other costs.as part of its annual winter conference... the south carolina broadcasters association held it's awards of distinction ceremony tonight in columbia. radio and television personality bill terrell terrell hosted " job man caravan " .. s-c-e-t-v's longest running program.the program was on the air for 30 years. terrell wasn't 3 the only one who received an award. former us congressman john spratt and former executive director of the south carolina broadcasters association shani white both received honorary life membership awards. it's that time of year again... beer lovers from around the state will converge on the columbia metropolitan convention center for the 8-th annual world beer festival. the event is tomorrow starting at 12 noon until four. it's featuring an expanded palmetto state. 3 tickets are 40-dollars in advance and 50

huntsberg, clarendon and windsor mills and some seconds in ashtabula and indicating moderate snow. it's lighter southwest and light snow over mansfield and into wayne and holmes county and coshockton. we know the trucks are out and they have been salting and ready for the event and a better chance of slick conditions for the evening return. and see if we're finding problems already. >> and the one issue i want to start you off with is a traffic alert. the crews dealing with the water main break and this is on west 10k isth street and madison avenue and crews are out there and they're salting roadways to keep them from getting icey this morning and area roads are affected and closed on west 106th in that area of madison avenue. and looking at the maps, things are looking good and there are no accidents -- accidents to report or major delays. one thing i want you to combed besides that closure, we have a temporary lane closure and that is southbound, the passing lane is closed and not looking bad at all and this is a live look kenilworth and traffic is starting to pick up but nothing major out there from our odot cam. >>> and back here at the live desk, a shooting sen

clarendon, huntsberg for us and hayes corners. you down. east other farther, dodgeville and orowell. to the north, it's much, much lighter now. in ashtabula and lake at the bulk of the two counties, seeing light snow. day time high today is 39. to 9, 10:00 a.m. and we'll see sunshine today. and making it feel cooler out there and 39 sounds great compared to yesterday's high of 19 and check in with corrina now. >> and definitely chilly yesterday. we're happy for the warm-up and things are looking fine. and it's early yet but we're not seeing the hot of the morning commute. and 90, a smooth ride for you. and you can see some slow spots and somara is out on the roads in the ashtabula area. you see a couple of slowdowns on 20 and 90 affected a little bit as well farther south. things are looking a-okay. no issues or accidents to report anywhere on our traffic map so far this morning. this is a look at drive times for you and a live look outside from the odot cam and this is i- 77 at harvard avenue and things are moving along smoothly. canton pauses to remember a k9 cop who gave his well of trying >> and nick foley is live with more. >> reporter: this is a story that went beyond nort

last night the clarendon county coroner reports michelle hickson of florence was involved in a crash on i-95 near the orangeburg county line.

news19 is on your side and we now have answers from clarendon county. thye say they're expecting to nail down a contractor within the next couple of weeks. 3 say someone was to have a heart attack probably pass on before the ambulance could get to is scheduled to receive permanent repair once we have our private contractors on the ground which we hope the next couple of weeks3 the residents hope the county can get the roads fixed before one of them has a health emergency. 3 students from bradley elementary here in columbia... spent time video chatting with students from bird high school in virginia yesterday. it was all to thank them for donations the school sent following the october flood. the principal says the 3 principal myers say this was all put together by the students in virigina. 3 3 this is something that everyone has been talking about...the new powerball jackpot....however... state lottery leaders say you need to play responsibly.news 19's loren thomas reports. 3 i'm going to do invest in real estate." "i may be driving a next time i come h

shoplifting in myrtle beach and that's why police say she's reluctant to come forward. 3 in clarendon county...deputie s say a man wanted for murder in washington d.c. has been found in manning. he's 20-year old william lee louis the fourth. deputies say they found louis hiding in a closet in the forest villa apartments. investigators say he was wanted for a killing that was captured on video back in november. an extradition hearing will be held for louis later this week. servicemen including one from the upstate went missing, that includes 22 year old sergeant jeffrey sempler, who is from woodruff.a prayer vigil took place for him at woodruff city hall. the service men went missing after their two marine helicopters crashed during a training late thursday night off hawaii's shore.the coast guard says no mayday call was received, just word that something had gone wrong.the us coast guard confirmed finding pieces of debris that will hopefully help in determining the cause of the accident.they also recovered 3 inflated life rafts but they were empty.3 3 3 3 ming up...if you haven't been keepin

was arrested in clarendon county. he's 20 year old william lee lewis the 4th.he was found at the forest villa apartments in manning monday afternoon.lewis was on the run since the beginning of november. an extradition hearing will take place later this week. 3 in kershaw county....two men have been charged with attempted murder...after investigators say they shot two people. they're identified as 20 year old leon holloway and 20 year old levi gibbs.deputies say it was a drive by shooting on bob-o-link road saturday night in lugoff.after a brief chase....investigators say the suspects car ran off the road. both were taken to the hospital for minor injuries. 3 richland deputies are searching for a person they say robbed a columbia business at gunpoint. it happened at the video express on two notch around 11 pm sunday night.when an employee could not open the safe... deputies say the the employee was able to get a gun...and that's when investigators say t t suspect ran away.the victim is expected to be okay.if you have a