power, columbia must land.other attempt. >> they are coming. >> go down. ♪ >> pick up the speed. alright. 4,3,2,1. >> down. >> wheels down. 5,4,3. touchdown. skipper! road.umbia is on the >> welcome home, columbia. beautiful, beautiful. ♪ >> we are going to dust it offers. , first. super.as ♪ >> ok, convoy 21. >> wheels up on the columbia, wheels up. [applause] >> the maiden voyage of columbia has been a success. the astronauts and the vehicle have met or exceeded all 144 flight test objectives. the integrity of all the systems, propulsion, avionics, structural, flight control, power and thermal have been a affirmed. john young, after returning home. i cannot tell you what a could be that is to the american working woman and man. from all walks of life, all can abilities and they proved it for the world to see. and i am mighty proud to be associated with folks like them. >> what a tribute, indeed. it represents an achievement in aerospace technology never before realized and the man -- in the history of manned

without power, columbia must land.mpt. >> 50 feet. 10, all right. 1.3, 2, it's down. 5, 4, 3, touchdown. welcome home. >> welcome home columbia. beautiful, beautiful. >> we are going to dust it off first. >> i will tell you that, it was super. >> wheels stopping. [applause] >> the maiden voyage has been a success. the astronauts and the vehicle have met or exceeded all 144 flight tested jet does best flight test objectives -- all 144 flight test objectives. structural, power, thermal, all have been affirmed. young: i cannot tell you what attribute that is to be american workingman and american working woman. all walks of life and capabilities and limitations, it is all due to their efforts. they proved they can do the job, they proved it for the world to see. i am mighty proud to be associated with folks like that. >> what attribute, indeed. indeed.bute this is a technology never before realized in the history of manned spaceflight. the basic building block for the future. >> this is what we have been trying to do for

columbia news at 6. >>> weather on abc columbia. >>> welcome back. another warm day out there today. check it out. not that far from the record. the record 83, so only 6 degrees away from the record. allow let's show you what's happening out there right now. it's still pretty warm. wind out of the southwest keeping temperatures up. most of us are north of 70, just north of 70, and it's going to take a while for the temperatures to drop off. so a warm evening if you're headed out. you won't need your umbrella until problem 11 and beyond. let's show you what i'm talking about and why that's the case. notice off to our west there's some rain, and as we get in closer on this, you'll see the line is now just essentially west of atlanta, and that will continue to push through. the thing about it is, it's moving very quickly. once it gets in here, it's going to move through fairly quickly, probably touch off a few thunderstorms when it does, but it should be out of our hair by the time we get up tomorrow rning. here is the timing on it. 10 o'clock, there is

currently in columbia we have clouds moving in. our temperature is 67 degrees. we do expect to have some showers and maybe thunderstorms through the night. when you wake up, it's going to be sunny. we'll see a high temperature tomorrow of 6 6degrees. more on that forecast in a moment. >> we don't want to talk about race. >>> another day at the statehouse and another delay. state senators didn't talk or take any action to fix our state's crumbling road system. >> now business state leaders are taking action. >>reporter: state business leaders say they know your concerned about the pot holes you keep hitting. >> they are worried about the safety and the hazardous roads and the calls to their vehicles to the calls to the trucks that go on and on every year. >> and what lawmakers should be >> highways. >> i'm from north carolina and the roads are terrible. >> they are asking to take a vote on the roads plan that's been on the p agenda for the last year. >> this bill has a tax increase that came from the house. my concern is even with the tax increase goes back over

on "good morning columbia." brash was back in court today -- after breaking dow >>> tv host erin andrews was back in court today after breaking down on the stand in her 75 million-dollar hotel stalker trial. >> through her tears, the sports crafters described screaming on the phone to her family the moment she discovered a man her online -- and video of her online. here's more. >> how embarrassing. it was my private time. >> reporter: this morning, erin andrews '$75 million cil trial against the nashville marriott continues. the reporter sobbing in court to describe the distress over a nude video taken by a stalker in 2008 and then posted online. >> all i wanted to do was be the girl next door who loves sports and now i'm the girl with the hotel scandal. >> reporter: she contends the hotel was negligent to reveal to michael david barrett that she was a guest, giving him her room number and giving him a room next door and he recorded her undressing. >> this could have been stopped. they could have called me and s

spears creek church road in northeast columbia reopened today. according to the department of transportation, more than 10,000 vehicles travel on this road >>> the state's two counties hardest hit by flooding will share nearly $160 million courtesy of the federal government. richland and lexington counties as well as the city of columbia will split nearly $60 million. south carolina will receive most of the $300 congress set aside for the 2015 flooding disaster. >>> very exciting, theady gamecocks riding the wave from sunday's win over lsu. tonight fans, gamecock cheerleaders, the pep van and cocky himself held a pep rally to wish the team good luck before they head to jacksonville. under dawn staley, they've increased their win total over the previous seasons. and the coach do not be happier -- could not be happier. >> week in, week out, you are playing in the toughest league in the country. for us to have this kind of day to let our hair down and know, in this way, it's tremendous. >> and the top-needed gamecocks face the winner between the num

"good morning, columbia" starts right now. www.captionassociates.com. >>> eric: we're glad you are with us, it's not just any tuesday, it's super tuesday. i'm eric weisfeld. >> rochelle: and i'm rochelle dean. we're live from main and gervais. the time's now 6:00. >> eric: looking for another super day like yesterday. >> rochelle: a little cage deja vu, we'll take it. let's turn things over to jonathan kennedy. >> jonathan: things look this morning into this afternoon more what you saw monday, highs expected to climb into the 70s. 49 right now, pretty much spot on where we were yesterday. clear skies, a few clouds outside the area but they will come our way relatively soon and winds are calm. we will see the sun rise before 7:00 and we will see a lot of it early on and then mix in clouds up a long the south carolina border, along the savannah river heading our way later. we'll see the high clouds, mid-clouds and low level clouds once the front moves through. temperatures anywhere from 41 up to 50 in wind borrow, 45 in lexingto

who burned columbia, all the rest. sherman was accused of burning columbia in the post war years.his response was, no, i didn't, if i had, i would let you know i did it, i would not deny it, i didn't do it, if you are unhappy with that, i'll be happy to call my soldiers back together and we'll come back and finish the job. >> before we get to columbia jim always manages to bring up general james mcpherson. one of the stops along the way to columbia, mcphersonville. what do we know about that the burning of mcphersonville. >> alet of towns in south carolina got burn ed, barn well well after known as burnwell. >>. >> a lot of south carolina -- i mean, they did -- >> it was -- here is a sort of romanticized burning of the image of columbia, john gave us an early glimpse of sherman's not assuming responsibility for the destruction. next is a photograph of what parts of columbia looked like after the -- sherman went through. and, of course, they proudly have kept the bullet hot side of the state capitol, the same state capital that flew the confederate flag all those years. >> sherman

mainly in the mid-40s. 44 newberry. 45 columbia. tomorrow high temperatures in the low to middle 70s with 74 in columbia. looking ahead, we will see rain possible tomorrow night. but should be dry on wednesday. 63. dry on thursday with a high of 60. another chance of rain late out of here friday morning. it will be partly cloudy. 59 degrees. dry over the weekend and warming up from 62 on saturday up to 72 trees on monday. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, a day that only comes around once every after one in the nation in alcohol fatalliesyish fatality -- fatalities. [ indiscernible ] >> that is why cops are drinking while other cops are signs of int it's leap day for us...but for >>> leap year, this is leap day, the 29th. folks in ireland it is bachelor's day. it is a tradition where women are encouraged to propose to the men there. not sure how they know this but they said scotland started this in 1288. they passed a law letting man propose and if the man refused they had to pay a fine. >>> chances of having a bir

"good morning, columbia" starts right now. captioning provided by caption associates, llc www.captionassociates.com. >>> eric: good morning, columbia. with us, where have you been? >> rochelle: exactly, we've already been up and getting things ready for you on this hump day. >> eric: but we'll do it again. i'm eric weisfeld. >> rochelle: and i'm rochelle dean. we're live from main and gervais. the time's now 6:00. >> eric: it is a rainy morning, it has stopped. >> rochelle: you play need a light jacket. let's turn things over to jonathan kennedy for more what you can expect as you head out. >> jonathan: yes, looks like a nice start, rain moved out, roadways are wet, keep it in mind as you are hitting the roads, other than that, nothing to worry about. as we cool down we have a lot of humidity in the air but no additional rain is expected for your day today. highs will climb into 60s but probably just the lower 60s and temperatures are cooling down pretty significantly this morning compared to where we were a hour ago when the

both in columbia and elsewhere. the good thing is the fark was essentially providing security for the drug cartel. it was masking it under the ideology of social redemption citing foreign equality and justice, but they were essentially missionaries that were provided securities to the drug cartel and the drug traffic operation. now that is gone and they want to be replace, as service providers. the others will provide security. the armed perfection that the drug cartel requires. as far as what else will happen, a lot of that will move to venezuela. it is rapidly becoming a state capable of controlling borders. a lot of of the cartels and the drug operations in colombia and the kingpins are operating in the border, venezuela is today the main source of drugs to europe. they come from and they are essentially -- so essentially what will happen is we'll see a transfer of operations from other country and to another foreign operation. just remember on march 30 were hosting an event of the peace process in columbia. and

temperatures right now in the 60s and the low 70s. 70s columbia and st. matthews. 67 sumter. 66 winnsboro. 64 degrees in aiken. tonight we are go to see partly cloudy skies this evening. i don't think we will see the rain till late tonight, probably after midnight coming through the midland. by then the storms will weaken. you might hear thunder. it moves through quickly. tomorrow it will be clear. mostly clear tomorrow night and then on thursday partly cloudy skies in advance of the next weather system that will bring rain thursday evening. our forecast, for tonight we are expecting low temperatures of 46 in newberry. 52 columbia. 5555 orangeburg. tomorrow cooler than today, 59 in newberry. 60 winnsboro. and 63 in orangeburg and manning. looking ahead, partly cloudy skies on thursday, 61. but we expect to see rain thursday evening. it is out of here by friday and we will see a high temperature of 62 degrees. cool on saturday. 63. but we will be warming up 67 on sunday. temperature of 78 tt0w!tx#hi!!%4@-*! tt0w!tx#hi!!el@- &l tt0w!tx#hi!!ed@-&$( tt0w!tx#h

columbia lions facing uc irvine in the cit championship. the lions facing the tallest player, 7'6", mamadou. the big man had four points. columbia went on a 12-0 run late. a circus shot from grant collins. nba draft prospect, his three was a dagger, columbia wins their first ever postseason championship, 73-67 the final. steve overmyer has more. >> columbia, the chance. >> reporter: champions, not a term associated with columbia usually until now. >> we hot -- fought hard for this, man. nice to end the season with a win. we've invested a lot of this program, tried to change the make it a winning program. >> reporter: describe this atmosphere right now. >> it's electric. i mean, this is a division i college basketball at its finest. >> count it! >> reporter: every time this team needed a big basket, you were there. it feels great. >> we have low-end rosenberg. some games it is for them, some games it has fallen for other people. i was lucky enough to hit my open shots. >> reporter: only the second ivy league team to win a postseason tourname

today we warmed up into the mid 70s 76 in columbia, 75 sumter and 74 degrees in orangeburg. we have clear skies at the moment and a weak front to our north is beginning to dissipate altogether just a few clouds and the tennessee river valley. the stronger front is back to the west of that front and extends across the midwest into parts of the central plains, cold air to the north and you can see the snowfalling here and to the south its been a very warm day. in fact here are the high temperatures across the country today. notice here in the southeast many areas got up above 70 degrees even 60s in the ohio river valley go north of that front temperatures were dropping off in fact during the late afternoon many areas we're seeing temperatures in the mid 20s. now, here in our area, temperatures have dropped off a little bit but it's still mild. it's 49 degrees in columbia, 51 sumter and 53 orangeburg but pick up so it's 58 in greenwood, anderson it's 59 degrees. now our computer model is indicating when you wake up in the morning you'll wake up to sunshine but clouds will be in

it is 60 degrees. 52 in columbia. 50s along the coast of this evening. myrtle beach is not reporting correctly there. as far as any type of precipitation goes, we do not have it on the skywach doppler radar. there is some activity to our wes. by tomorrow night, could bring the chance of a few showers are thunderstorms to the area. we will keep a watchful eye on things. for tonight a much of tomorrow, things are expected to be very quiet. tomorrow night, around this time, about 1 am -- to about 1 am on wednesday morning, we could see some thunderstorms. it is not and organize risk but a storms threat risk. all of that is going to be to it is worth mentioning the chance of a few thunderstorms. let me put future wach in motion. pausing it at 7 am, right in the middle of good day columbia with lauren and the start of your morning commute, it is looking perfect out there. we will see the clouds increasing first. appalls this at 3 o'clock. you can see in the northern counties, a few isolated showers. better chances that you see in the upstate in advance of thi

. >> you are lucky to have a car with a big gas tank they are filling up and headed for the columbia border and tell the gas in your car for ten times more than you paid for it. >> absolutely. the government increased the price of gags like 6,000 percent, it is still the cheapest in the world, by far. this points to a larger reality that was mentioned before, it has to do with the idea of specific measures, everyone knows has to be taken and extremely politically costly and nobody is talking about taking them. the opposition lacking a clear message of what it is going to do. when it comes to power and devaluation. will they increase the price of gasoline to a market rate that is internationally viable, itchn't heard that. what are they going to do in spurring the productive economy. part of the reason that the people are not taking the streets to support one position or the other are the lack of the alternatives. absolutely there are these kinds of distortions that are at the heart, and contributed to them and imposed them over time and created they economic crisises, but the real pr

i-26 or in or out of columbia. if you are traveling from harbison down to hugee street, an eight-minute drive. we'll take a look at the upstated forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> drug cartels in the midlands. the man accused of shooting and killing his wife's lover on valentine's day may be the target of a mexican drug cartel. that is according to his attorney. we took a look into cartel activity here in our midlands. >> reporter: greg leon turned himself in to police two weeks ago after admitting that he killed arturo bravo santos. life. investigating. agent. >> we are seeing the mexican meth, the crystal meth coming across from the border and it is coming directly here w that brings mexican cartel activity, the people that are responsible sold and the money gets back across the border. >> reporter: this is different from what we had before because agent robert murphy says it used to be local people selling drugs and doing drugs. >> more organization, more about the profit motive. a lot o

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that vacuum will be filled both in columbia and elsewhere. and the good thing is that the farc was essentially providing security for the drug cartel that was, you know, a masking hit under ideology of social redemption and fighting for equality and justice. but they were essentially mercenaries that were providing security to the drug cartels and to the drug trafficking option. >> and to another form of organizations. >> just to let you know that on march 30th, we're hosting an event on the peace process in colombia. 4 p.m., we have have human rights watch debating on the merits of the peace accord. we have time for one last question. the gentleman with the green tie over there. >> hello. >> the guy with the green tie. >> yeah. >> gave the mic to me, passed it to me. thank you, sir. [laughter] this question is for porks ises -- moises, and could you comment on the recent initiative in guatemala and honduras where they basically are outsourcing their justice system? do you see this as something as necessary or reapplicable in countries with d

we are at 52 degrees here in columbia. the sun is out. the kids head out, they will need a light jacket or sweater for this morning. by this afternoon, we are looking at nice conditions. there is the cold front and it is quickly moving off with clearing skies. when the kids get out of school today, 62 degrees. it will be warm but a little on the windy side as we are expecting winds northwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. we'll hit a high of 63 degrees. drop down to 37 degrees with just a little bit of cloud coverage and light winds. then for tomorrow, lots of sunshine to start off with. we'll hit a high of 61 degrees with a chance for another overnight shower as early as 7:00 p.m. tonight. that will and by friday morning with a high of 62. up to 67 on sunday. then tuesday, 78. what? >> 78. >> almost 80 degrees. >> and the forecast shows from the grand strand down to charleston, they could be hitting 82. >> i'm not complaining. >> we all have spring fever, right? >> i had it yesterday. i was in a t-shirt and shorts. >> this weather will be -- o

with the help of the columbia program leadership columbia the school is getting repairs done for freeh. >> we plan to -- free. >> we plan to be done with this project by april. we have been working together using our talents and resources facility. make it a place, you know, befitting of the quality that occurs here. >> the group has been and continues to paint walls, fix floors and replace tiles at the school. the students were able to return to classrooms in the building two weeks ago. >>> tonight we are on your side blue cheese may be contaminated with listeria. it was sold nationwide. the sell by dates january 20, 2016 and march 21, 2016. if you have the cheese you can return it to the store for a refund. >>> tonight the sheriff is warning residents of a dangerous computer scam. it starts with an e-mail or pop up that may appear that says your computer has been compromised and or it is infected. if you click on the link it will implant software that locks it and prompts you to call a number where they demand money and your personal information. don't fall for the scam and informati

and very much appreciative of everything in the district of columbia. he really cared about this city. and one of the things he wanted it to do was so bring some design organization to it because largely by 1900 while false plans had been ignored in terrible ways, and so mcmillan ultimately got through the senate in class it can senate fashion. they weighted to the proposal and waited till they were out of town and created the mcmillan commission. it's a -- reed in my book i do it very quickly, but in the book too. it was sort of typical congressional maneuvering and he had a very able assistant named moore who was brilliant at pulling such things off. mcmillan ultimately appointed a commission and it included bernan world fair in gardens, fred olmstead and charms mckill so you'd two of the most brilliant architects including, you had the son of the man who was the most brilliant and foremost landscape architect olmstead they went by the same nail name and so it's easy to confuse them. or nearing the end of his life had some difficulty doing his work. b

currently columbia our temperature is 75 degrees. we have winds out of the south, southwest at 15 miles per hour. gusting up to 25 miles per hour. tonight we are expecting to see an increase in clouds. we will see showers late tonight with a low of 52. when you wake up tomorrow, the sun will be out. we will warm up to 62. it will be cooler tomorrow and then tomorrow night mostly clear with a low temperature of 35. now let's take a look at the traffic around our area this afternoon. over view right now of what is going on around the city. most areas is in good shape. but we have one accident on highway 378, already we are seeing a slow down through the malfunction junction area and i- 20 between malfunction junction and 378. here on the southeast side of town things are in good shape. sumter highway, 29 miles per hour. on the northwest side of town, things are in good shape. a slow down on i-77 on the north bound lanes from 277 to killion roads. downtown to blythewood road 16 minutes. from downtown a clemson road will take you 14 minu

today, columbia is experiencing historic change. as president obama noted during president santos is visit last month. thanks to the courage and determination of the columbia people and with bipartisan support here for planned columbia, club you today is more stable, secure and prosperous than it has been for decades. as we speak, columbia and the support of our special envoy bernie aronson are working to end have a century of civil war. here in north america, mexico has a shown how a country can grow when it's company successfully integrate into the regional and global economy. the mexican government is implementing key energy reforms and it's an important partner in combating climate change. as evidenced by last week's official visit by prime minister trudeau, the united states and canada are more closely aligned and we have been in years. again, we are addressing the challenge of climate change, where our countries are now fully united. being married to a canadian, i can report that the relationship tween or countries is truly an

as we have really severe flooding in columbia, earlier last year. they were there on the scene right after. so it's so important for south carolina residents to support the south carolina chapter of >> the play was unveiled today because march is red cross month. >> special olympics world game athlete in south carolina will be competing in the heritage pro-am this april. this is the first time a special olympics athlete will compete in the event. scott said two special olympic rower records. he finished 12-under par for the week long competition. scott and his family are from clover near rock hill. the pro-am will be april 11. >> starting today, you can own something out of oprah winfrey's closet. e bay has teamed up for an online charity auction of more than 250 items including shoes, clothing and accessories, straight from the show closet. the money raised from the charity auction will go to the leadership academy. i checked out e bay. of bids for each item. >> fast food giant macdonald is reeling out a new promotion in sweden. they can transform

let's go ahead and take a look at what we are seeing at the intersection of franklin and columbia. when it comes to duke and carolina, this rivalry is celebrations. every timepiece two teams meet we know somebody will be parting after. this night franklin street it's to be the house. >> duke is the best ever. >> -- 2000 the fans celebrating the win. do know there will be fires in the streets and people in the trees. >> it is crazy and everyone cheering. >> reporter: with this when the tar heels secure the regular season championship. that is great if you ask the fans, but any win any time against duke for them is so sweet. >> the second-best a national championship. >> reporter: i counted at least four bonfires going on at the columbia at various times tonight to go certainly things were just absolutely crazy out here and it did not take long just minutes after the tar heels won the game for this intersection to fill up. live in chapel hill, beau minnick. >> some duke's students camped out for months to get tickets. some pitch their tents in january. many brave the winter elements

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the question that perplexed murphy, the sociologist from the sociology department of columbia university, one of whom found the bureau for radio research, what on earth was it about her that produced this magical effect? i'm going to start with what listeners said about their

reporter: he says right now we're all paying the price for the time getting wasted in columbia. >> they aren't going to get repaired but we need to start today. there needs to be some action. >> the south carolina trucking supports a fuel tax hike to improve the safety and condition of south carolina's roads. >> mike mccormack, wyff4 live tonight in spartanburg. >> as the search continues for an accused killer who escaped home incarceration, the sister of an alleged victim is seeing out. >> in raleigh, police say a man was shot an killed by a police officer while running away. >> showing some showers moving county. notice the thunderstorms in east tennessee that moved through knoxville. they were quite strong but they have fallen apart dramatically over the last few minutes. i'll be right back. midday numbers from thehappening now in raleigh. >>happening in raleigh, police say an officer shot and reportedly killed a suspect on the run yesterday. right now police are releasing very few details. they say a gun was found near the area where the man was shot but they have not confirmed whet

and the effort by columbia to finally bring to an end there the civilian conflict. and that's because even if they're much smaller, as you're saying, they have been able to continue their fight for over 50 years, just like they have shown their true resilience over and over again, and they have also shown that they have been able to inflict real damages in the areas of their influence. also, consider this. many in the government here fear that even if a deal was reached, there was a risk for the airline to be able to move in, the territory that's now under the control of the -- to adapt to the new situation overnight, and push at least some factor members. and we have heard the fighters under the control of the farc. >> because you're the expert, the eln based itself, or is basing itself on marxist ideology, the castro/cuban ideals, and to bring them together, would that be the end of farc? or are there others out there perhaps? >> there are no other rebel groups operating in the country besides these two. some splinter group could be created once they decided to gi

currently in columbia we have clouds moving in. our temperature is 67 degrees. we do expect to have some showers and maybe thunderstorms through the night. when you wake up, it's going to be sunny. we'll see a high temperature tomorrow of 6 6degrees. more on that forecast in a moment.

three teams from the upstate will play for state championships this weekend in columbia. for one boys team, it is the first trip to the finals in 23 years. the byrnes rebels come into the state battle game at 26-4 -- 24-4. the byrnes boys will face irmo friday at 8:30. the coach says he thinks this group is special. >> i have great kids that i trust. the seniors, seven of them are seniors. a veteran team. they have been through a lot of tough games. we are excited about the opportunity to play. brad: the last time they won a championship was in 1990. three teams from the upstate will play for state championships this weekend in columbia. the byrnes boys will face irmo friday night at 8:30, the chirst church girls will play for their 5th state title saturday at 11:00 a.m., and abbeville is in the 2a boys title game for the first time ever. they play saturday at 4:00. what a weekend for the junior college transfer john jones down at south carolina. the switch-hitting catcher reached base in all 14 plate appearances against penn state. he went 8 for 8 with 6 walks. a couple

a man was apparently shot on clo columbia road but found at euclid and 16th streets. we're still waiting for an update on the victim's suspects or what could have led up to the shooting. >>> now to decision 2016. a big weekend for the candidates vying to become the next president. ted cruz, bernie sanders, donald trump each racked up two primary wins a piece. hillary clinton also took home a win. chris pollone breaks it all down and has the current delegate count. >> reporter: on super saturday, texas senator ted cruz visited the winner's circle first, picking up 17 delegates in kansas and 12 more in maine. >> i think the combination of super tuesday election results, the last two debates together has been more and more unifying republicans behind our campaign and that is a very, very encouraging sign. >> reporter: cruz picking up a symbolic win, too, in the straw poll at cpac, the annual gathering of conservatives in washington. cpac is usually a key stop for republicans hoping to win the nomination, but donald trump is playing by his own rules. fresh off his win in

>>woman: i know it sounds boring but when can you run on columbia park way. >>> thousands of runners are running on columbia park way. it's all for the american heart association. we'll have all the details on this year's mini heart marathon. good morning, thanks for joining us. >>> i want to get a quick check on the forecast. things are looking pretty decent. >> yeah, it will not be that way for long. we have another batch of rain moving into the tri state, including downtown cincinnati. we've been dry at least for the past couple of hours downtown within the 275 loop. as we take a closer look, you see the include coming up right lexington and we're next in line. it will start here within the next 15-20 minutes. and we're not seeing any thunder or lightning out of this so that's good news as well. the heavy rain from last night put down half an inch to an inch in parts of the area. you could see how it's just hit-and-miss scattered showers. even breaks in the clouds. wouldn't rule out sunshine later on today. harrison is still less than a mile vizibility. we're going to time out the

andrew haringer is from squamish, british columbia; he's our champion. whenever i hear the word squamish, i think of, "hey, that must be a good place to go fishing." am i right? what other outdoor activities are there? yeah, sure. lots of salmon -- we've had record salmon runs the last couple of years. it's called canada's outdoor recreation capital, so there's amazing rock climbing, kitesurfing, mountain biking, hiking, all that stuff. and you're into all of that? well, not all of it, but a few of them, yeah. a lot of them. you look like you're in shape, too. all right, and you're in command of the board right now, and you have the most money sierra for $400. todd. what are the gal*pagos? yes. sierra for $600. todd. what is chile? no. andrew? what is peru? no. [ beep ] country is argentina. todd, go again, though. cows for $800. andrew. what is angus? correct. sierra for $800. [ beep ] and the town is called back to you, andrew. sierra for $1,000. [ beep ] the other river is the tagus. back to you, andrew. charlie for $600. andrew. what is a laser? yes.

who burned columbia, all the rest. sherman was accused of burning columbia in the post war years.his response was, no, i didn't, if i had, i would let you know i did it, i would not deny it, i didn't do it, if you are unhappy with that, i'll be happy to call my soldiers back together and we'll come back and finish the job. >> before we get to columbia jim always manages to bring up general james mcpherson. one of the stops along the way to columbia, mcphersonville. what do we know about that the burning of mcphersonville. >> alet of towns in south carolina got burn ed, barn well well after known as burnwell. >>. >> a lot of south carolina -- i mean, they did -- >> it was -- here is a sort of romanticized burning of the image of columbia, john gave us an early glimpse of sherman's not assuming responsibility for the destruction. next is a photograph of what parts of columbia looked like after the -- sherman went through. and, of course, they proudly have kept the bullet hot side of the state capitol, the same state capital that flew the confederate flag all those years. >> sherman

they will close the far two westbound lanes near kemper on columbia parkway. you know any time after close any lanes off, it can get backed up. they' re hoping to wrap it up by things look good through downtown or heading maybe toward parts of columbia parkway along 71. hour. lisa: new developments in the $75 million civil trial involving sports reporter erin andrews. marriott where she was videotaped while getting dressed. she was targeted by a stalker who was able to book a room right next to hers. andrews has given emotional testimony, saying she is traumatized and humiliated. now the defense is going to work in the case. they are claiming the hotel should not pay for a video that was not their fault and did not damage her career. mark: congress is hearing both sides in the fight between apple and the fbi. the house judiciary committee held a hearing on tuesday and heard testimony from fbi director james comey and apple general counsel bruce sewell. comey claimed only apple can help uncover evidence connected to the san bernardino terrorist syed farook. but

the savvy boxer, filmed in british columbia, canada, is seen bending the bottom of the cage with its teeth before making a small gap. perseverance and agility the dog rocks the cage move out the and then squeezes its head and body through the gap before miraculously working its way to freedom. energetic natures and this one stays true to form throughout the footage, throwing itself back and forth and biting away at the confines of its cage. away at the confines of its cage. at the beginning of the clip the dog stares straight at the camera and whines as if to call for help, before deciding to take its destiny into its own hands or rather, paws. it appears that the dog has broken out of such a cage before because it seems to know exactly what to do to get free in just over two seen trotting where its owner in the dog escapes from its cage after gnawing its way through bars and wriggling to freedom " dog escapes british columbia, gnawing small hole flooring out through the gap " owners filmed the dog in its cage after wondering how it kept escaping what caught kara's eye patty cakes hu

the columbia native did a nice reverse move, layup, the basket is good. he has nothing but game. he tried to take over and bring the clemson tigers back into the basketball game. they lose the game 64-47. that basket is good. virginia will go on a late run, as i said earlier. the tigers lose 64-57. the tigers, 16-13 on the year. they will take on bc on saturday. we would be back in a moment. these creamery shakes are so rich and creamy. i know. finally a shake for an aficionado like myself. wait. you're a shake aficionado? not a shake aficionado. the shake aficionado. -whoa. -(chuckles) yeah. well, perhaps you could be one too. go ahead. mm. there's a coolness. cold, it's cold. okay. ice cream is cold? stop the presses, guys. "ice cream is cold," says pete. print it. new slow-churned creamery shakes are here in premium flavors like bourbon brown sugar. and all shakes are half-price after 8 pm. >>> sometime soon. after a year in space, way home. today, he was getting ready to leave the national space station after 340 days per before he left, he held it -- he handed it over to a f

. >> atlanta, columbia, charleston, all cities that charlotte's mayor says are booming because of their welcoming attitudes. new at 11:00, hours after calling out state leaders, mayor roberts tells channel 9 why stopping the nondediscrimination ordinance will hurt charlotte's bottom line. >> and today, house speaker, tom moore called for a special session to take on the charlotte ordinance, which in part would allow people to use identify with that passed less than two weeks ago. i'm scott wickersham. >> and i'm erica bryant. new tonight, eyewitness news reporter, dashawn brown spoke to her about the public statement that she made against state leaders. dashawn. >> erica, the mayor listed job growth and tourism as two areas it could suffer if this ordinance is reversed. opponents, meanwhile, are still focused on safety. in the hours after house speaker tim moore called for a special session to take on charlotte's lbgt ordinance, city mayor, jennifer roberts, responded with strong words of her own. >> i hope they will turn their attention to those things we know are impacting all of us.

andrew haringer is from squamish, british columbia; he's our champion. whenever i hear the word squamish, i think of, "hey, that must be a good place to go fishing." am i right? what other outdoor activities are there? yeah, sure. lots of salmon -- we've had record salmon runs the last couple of years. it's called canada's outdoor recreation capital, so there's amazing rock climbing, kitesurfing, mountain biking, hiking, all that stuff. and you're into all of that? well, not all of it, but a few of them, yeah. a lot of them. you look like you're in shape, too. all right, and you're in command of the board right now, and you have the most money with $4,000. todd. what are the gal*pagos? yes. sierra for $600. todd. what is chile? no. andrew? what is peru? no. [ beep ] country is argentina. todd, go again, though. cows for $800. andrew. what is angus? correct. sierra for $800. [ beep ] and the town is called truth or consequences. back to you, andrew. [ beep ] the other river is the tagus. back to you, andrew. charlie for $600. andrew. what is a laser? yes.

have more columbias.ng like feeling that you're fighting the power or somebody's listening to you, at least, to draw more people in. >> we started shouting a phrase, and it's a phrase that the youth in their words and by action of people all around the world, when they face truth, and that phrase is, up against the wall [ bleep ]! >> we had an idea that this was the beginning of something very important. we took it as the beginning of revolution. >> what's happening to america? conversation three. tonight our young people, what's bothering them. >> is there really a generation gap? >> generation gap is a way that whites in this country and the structure in this country, the system in this country, rationalizes its lack of responsibility in teaching this generation how to solve the problems that we're faced with. >> 1968 was the year that you could point to and say, here is where the separation began between past generations and generations going forward. [ applause ] >> i think all of us have a role to pl

we're staying at 70 degrees already columbia. winter out of the south southwest at 10 miles per hour. have, we are watching area of low pressure. the extension of the cold front -- they are expecting a race for severe weather and the deep south all the way into northern parts of georgia. our computer models show the as we go throughout the day, we will have more cloud coverage in the evening. the cold front comes through in the computer models have been pretty much on spot. the showers and storms will move on down through parts of northern and northwestern midlands. we should see some storm activity started by midnight. as we go throughout the early morning hours, the line and showers and thunderstorms will progress to the east, southeast just before daybreak. we will start clearing up most of the skies to the west. by 8:00 eight it will all be gone. we will have clearing skies we still have to deal with the temperatures going up. here and columbia we are expecting a high of 76. we will have a chance for thunderstorms. all of our

as we look over downtown columbia through the wis skycam ... we want to check in with meteorologist ben tanner is in the first alert weather center tracking a system that's expected to move into south carolina tonight. lower to middle 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and wililbe here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. rain chance 50% tonight into wednesday morning. a few showers wednesday morning otherwise partly cloudy, breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. dry thursday before another shot of rain moves in and out for late thursday night through midday friday. rain chance 60%. primaries and ucuses for super tuesday. this is a live look at worcester, massachusetts at one of the thousands of polling place open this afternoon. 11 states will hold primaries or caucuses for the republicans today. several big wins for trump would give him a huge lead in the delegate count--and pave a nearly inevitable path to the republican nomination. wyoming is also holding caucuses today

while leadership columbia continues working on repairs... 3 3 a richland deputy is without a job this morning and charged with misconduct in office.he's 26 year old kaleb broome. deputies say last tuesday.... he responded to a home to assist a victim involved in a domestic dispute. we're told defaced a poster of africa in the victim garage with a racial slur and then stole a double-sided piece of tape from the victim. sheriff leon lott says that's something he just doesn't tolerate. 3 but also for stealing something 3 broome had been with the sheriff's department since october 2014.the charge of misconduct in office, if convicted, carries up to a year in prison. 3 also out of richland county...a teenager is behind bars this morning..charged with murder ...in the shooting death of a man found in a car. jose reyes shot the victim during an attempted armed 8:30 monday night in the 400 drive...not far from clemson road.18-year-old jaelen josey was found dead in a vehicle. reyes is currently in the richland county jail. 3 new information this morning about the felony dui arrest of richland