from downtown charleston aaron maybin for the raycom news network. attorneys for roof's friend, joey meek are also expected to last week, the federal judge granted a delay in his trial. meek is charged with lying to fbi agents about roof after the shooting last june. dry weather is expected as we continue to the end of the work week. thursday and friday temperatures will struggle to reach the upper 40s and low 50s. this weekend expect the arctic blast to continue and highs to continue in the 40s to near 50 degrees. south carolina farmers devastated by october's floods could get up to 40 under legislation now advancing in the state house. the house ways and means committee approved legislation allowing farmers in disaster-declared counties to apply for grants of up to 100 thousand dollars each. the grants could cover 20 percent of a farmer's total loss. flooding wiped out 330 million dollars worth of crops at harvest time. agriculture officials estimate farmers lost an additional 45 million dollars because they couldn't get in the fields to plant wint

todaythe ohio governor made stops in mount pleasant yesterday before speaking with veterans in downtown charleston. 3 looking at the democrats ....new hampshire winner bernie sanders does not have any campaign stops planned for south carolina this week. hillary clinton's campaign will be in denmark this friday. even with a loss in new hampshire recent polls show clinton with a large lead over sanders in south carolina. 3 if you are looking to get the voting process over with early, you can vote absentee. however, you must have a valid reason.in richland county you can go to the elections office on hampton street until the day before the primary election for absentee voting. republican primary you have until the 19th and until the 26th if voting absentee in the democratic primary. 3 you just have your one of the five photo ids ready and we'll get you out in no time. when you go to the polls on february the 20th or the 27th, you need to have that same information. we're looking forward to a smooth election this time around. 3 absentee voting is open monday through friday from 8-30 am to 5 pm and sat

the governor made stops in mount pleasant this morning before speaking with veterans in downtown charleston. k-6 says he will defend himself against negative attacks from other candidates but isn't looking to start any new attacks. >> i'm going to defend myself, but i'm not going to be a pincushion and ignore things. my attitude is not to do that. >> case against continued to focus on our stop -- state. >>> former florida governor jeb bush is celebrating a birthday tomorrow. today. he addressed trump's bullying tactics. >> on our side we have the leading candidate who spends a lot of energy doing the exact same thing, pushing people down to make himself look be. it's not a sign of strength. it's a sign of weakness. >> it's his birthday tomorrow. >>> looking at the democrats, bernie sanders does not have any campaign stops planned for south carolina. meanwhile hillary clinton will be in denmark this friday. recent polls show clinton with a large lead over sanders. >>> the republican primary is just 10 days away and democratic primary will be the week after that. absentee now is the chance to

trial for the suspected charleston church shooting, dylann roof accused of killing 9 people in downtown charleston june last year. today his lawyer told a judge they were not ready for trial. the death penalty trial is scheduled for july 11. it is not known what impact the federal course decision will have on the state trial. we are watching this developing situation at a wildlife refuge in oregon. they are giving themselves up to authorities today. surrounded the area in a tense standoff. the reverend graham is on the ground in oregon. he sent a tweet saying he has spoken to the ourpers. the group is led by bundi, his father was taken into custody last night. the countdown is on to the south carolina primaries, in less than two weeks, voters go to the polls. the republican, february 20, the democratic, february 27. tonight republican presidential candidates will be at a forum at winthrop university. transport if you want to win the republican presidential nomination, you have to win in south carolina, it is crucial to win the primary, now just 9 days away. i went and looked through the history bo

later today, he'll tour a steel mill and visit with veterans in downtown charleston. >>> everyone is wondering what is next for governor chris christie. he is expected to return home to new jersey today after a disappointing sixth place finish in new hampshire. he did stop short of suspending his campaign. >> we're going to take a deep breath, see what the final results are. that's going to allow us to make a decision about how we m from here in this race. >> so christie already canceled an event he had planned in south carolina. nbc news is in close contact with sources close to the governor. they insist he has made no final decision yet about suspending his campaign. depend on news4 for the latest on the presidential race. head to nbcnewyork.com or download the news4 app. >>> right now, we have new been developing really all day long. we've learned that suffolk county police officers were forced to open fire when a driver they tried to pull over just wouldn't stop. the incident started as you see on the map on route 112 and jamaica avenue in medford. it ended about 6 miles away in

delaying the trial of the suspected charleston church of killing nine people at mother eml downtown charleston in june of last year. his lawyers told the judge they were not ready for trial. his state death penalty trial is still scheduled july 11th. unclear if the decision will have an impact on his federal trial. >>> nearly eight months after the shootings in charleston we're hearing from two women who survived. they've motional memories about the evening when the gunman opened fire on their bible study group. we're hearing how they made it out alive. our sarah blake morgan has their powerful story. >> 77 shots. actually sounded like a bomb >> sounds of rapid fire are the sounds that changed absolutely everything for these two women. >> i kept praying under the table. lord kept me calm. >> felecia sanders and poly shepard were in the church when another her aunt and son. >> he said you don't have to do this. you don't have to do this, why are you doing this. he took the attention, the attention of off of us. the attention was then on him. so, he saved us. >> the women say the man who turned

spoke with one of the stars of that franchise, danny glover, outside the american theater in downtown charlestonarted by asking mr. glover why he is supporting the socialist from vermont. danny: i come here to support bernie sanders because i think he is an extraordinary statesman, an extraordinary citizen. and certainly i believe in his message. it is not about bernie sanders the personality. it is bernie sanders and the message he brings here. john: did you know much about him before he ran for president? danny: yes, i remembered him as mayor. i remembered him in congress. i remembered he always stood up in the face of enormous odds. john: when you think about the issues he advocates, what are the ones that matter most to you? danny: certainly the issue around inequity in this country. he has identified the prison system and mass incarceration as a breakdown in the justice system, and he is willing to tackle that. the numbers don't lie. the number of african american and latino men and women who are in jail, incarcerated, and what that means in terms of them being full-fledged citizens. we kno

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outside the american theatre on king street in downtown charleston. danny glover.rt bernie sanders because i think he is an andaordinary candidate extreme every citizen. i believe in his message. it is not as about his personality. he has a message that he brings here. knew something about them before he ran for president. as mayor ofim burlington. i remember him in congress. in on thisook on in order si odds. john: which issues matter to you? glover: the inequities in our society. the prison system. the mass incarceration. the breakdown within the justice system. he is willing to tackle that. we know the numbers. the numbers don't lie. the number of african-american and latino men and women who are in jail incarcerated. what that means in terms of the being full-fledged citizens. we know that. for all the issues. he is not just the one issue politician. climate change and global warming. what is happening on wall street. we saw the great recession and the impact that that had on families. particularly young and single black women who lost their homes. all these is

spoke with one of the stars of that franchise, danny glover, outside the american theater in downtown charlestonstarted by asking mr. glover why he is supporting the socialist from vermont. to supportme here bernie sanders because i think he is an extraordinary statesman, an extraordinary citizen. and certainly i believe in his message. it is not about bernie sanders the personality. it is bernie sanders and the message he brings here. john: did you know much about him before he ran for president? danny: yes, i remember him as mayor. i remembered him in congress. i remembered he always stood up in the face of enormous odds. when you think about the issues he advocates, what are the ones that matter most to you? danny: certainly the issue around inequity in this country. he has identified the prison system and mass incorporation -- incarceration as a breakdown in the justice system, and he is willing to tackle that. the numbers don't lie. the number of african american and latino men and women who are and whatincarcerated, that means in terms of them being full-fledged citizens. we know that, tho

reporting from downtown charleston, aaron maybin, back to you. >> john: also new, charlotte-mecklenburg police chief kerr putney speaking out about the trial of former cmpd officer randall kerrick. according to our news partners at the charlotte observer, he told city leaders the trial nearly tore the department apart. he went on trial for the 2013 killing of jonathan ferrell last year, a month after putnew took the position of chief. the trial sparked several departmental changes including for the mission of internal and external advisory committees to talk about cmpd policy. >> christine: the conversation about how to fix south carolina's roads continues. state transportation officials spent the past two days testifying before the state senate finance committee how decisions are made about which roads get priority. the secretary of state's department of transportation primary and secondary roads are all important. $200 million could stop the decay of roads but not necessarily improve them. no action was taken during the meeting, it was more of an informal session to prepare for the fu

we're on harbor lake drive off red bank road in goose creek, south carolina, 20 minutes from downtown charleston. let me take away and step away from the scene so you can get a look at the active scene. the police tape is up, a few officers are on scene. the shooting happened in front of the townhouses right over there. while there is still a lot of woods in the goose creek area, homes and apartments, goose creek high school a half block away. k 9 units have been combing the area as they try to locate the suspect who is still on the run this morning. as for the female deputy as you mentioned, we have learned she is in a near-by hospital at try trident hospital, we're trying to find out the next step. we learned she is in stable condition. still very much an active scene here. reporting from goose creek, south carolina, i'm aaron mabin raycom news network. >> kristen: this is the scene where police are right now in north charleston, becksley street where police under a stand off with the suspect in this case it is believed. if this is not resolved schools, school buses will be reroute and one sch

sean's restaurant in downtown charleston.ine dining destination. so i want to know, southern living. it's very different up there and down here. it's a big transition. easy for you, or not? >> it's easy. driving was the real transition because i'd drive, like, in new york -- when you come here, driving like new york, you know, it takes you a while to recover. but, you know, i'm right on the edge here, like telling people this is a really nice place to come and really i don't want anyone else to come. i like it the way it is. there's a lot of insects. it's really, really hot in the summer. and the traffic is worse than it ever was. >> husk directly addresses southern culinary traditions using the best of modern techniques, but always, always respecting the originals and who made them. it's a pressing matter to redefine southern food. if i were southern, i would make it a personal mission because it was distorted for so long. but as a northerner, why should northerners care? >> well, i think if you look at the history of food i

michael's episcopal church in downtown charleston, hillary clinton scored a big victory last night inouth carolina building on her momentum going into super tuesday. fox news chief white house correspondent is on the trail in columbia, south carolina. ed? >> yes, chris, first nevada and now south carolina hillary clinton is in the driver's seat headed into super tuesday with the campaign heating up as 1,800 delegates are handed out in the first two weeks of march, 900 on tuesday. that is why bernie sanders fled here yesterday, when to the have tuesday states of texas and minnesota as hillary clinton stayed here to declare that this race is about to go national and she tried out a new line attack ing not sanders but donald trump. listen. >> despite what you hear, we don't need to make america from again, america has never stop being from. >> we need to make america whole again. instead of building walls, we need to tear down barriers. >> a revolution is more than waving a sign with your help we can take a giant step forward in move this political revolution if we win here in next decks

outside the american theater in downtown charleston. i started by asking mr.over why he is supporting a socialist from vermont. >> well, i come here, this was bernie sanders, because i think he is an extraordinary statesman and extraordinary citizen. and certainly, i think, i believe in his message and it's not about bernie sanders' personality. it's bernie sanders and the message he brings here. >> did you know much about him before he ran for president. >> yes, i did. i happened to know him and remembered him as mayor, i remembered him in congress, and i remember he always stood up in the face of enormous odds, and the service of justice. >> what do you think about the issues that he advocates, what are the ones that matter most to you? >> well, certainly the issue around inequity in this country. he has identified the prison system and the mass incarceration, a breakdown within the justice system, and he is willing to tackle that. we know the numbers. the numbers don't lie. the number of african-american and latino men and women who have -- who are in jail

michaels episcopal church in downtown charleston.illary clinton scored a big >>> hillary clinton scored a big victory in south carolina building on her momentum going into super tuesday. ed henry is on the trail in columbia, south carolina. ed? >> chris, first nevada and then south carolina. hillary clinton's campaign heating up as 1800 delegates will be handed out in the first two weeks of march. 900 of them next tuesday alone. that's why bernie sanders fled here yesterday. went to the super tuesday states of texas and minnesota as hillary clinton stayed here to declare this race is about to go national and she tried out a new line attacking not sanders but donald trump. listen. >> despite what you hear, we don't need to make america great again. america has never stopped being great. we do need to make america whole again. instead of building walls, we need to be tearing down barriers. >> a revolution is more than waving a sign. with your help, we can take a giant step forward in moving this political revolution, if we win here in

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connell: it's interesting, neil, even at this ted cruz event we're in downtown charleston, donald trump in myrtle beach and he'll be here later tonight and will attend a rally. moments ago he took focus off pope francis and put it on the wall. and trump has said forever that the mexicans are going to pay for it and now we found out, interesting business news, viewers, who is going to build it? here is trump. >> we only want to use john deere and caterpillar, we don't want to use kamatsu. we're going to use our tractors. connell: all right. maybe a little new wrinkle for mr. trump there in terms of the american companies that will be used to build this, you know, wall. he also went after cruz, which is kind of interesting. we haven't heard a direct response to that yet. remember yesterday there was a lot made of the cruz campaign supposedly altering a photo, senator marco rubio and president obama. and here is what trump said about that topic. >> you talk about people that lie, this ted cruz, this is the biggest liar, even marco rubio said he's a liar and he doctored up a picture of marc

caitlin: an historic place in downtown raleigh. the charleston house. it was taken from its original location passing by the state capitol. the owners decided to move it because the land around there was slated for redevelopment. the journey was so slow because traffic lights and power lights actually had to be taken down at every intersection. anthony: you have no idea what you're talking about. >> unc basketball coach roy williams not happy as he goes off on reporters after the win over miami. many of you are clicking on this story on the mobile app. comments he made about roy's future with the tar heels and later in sports, hear more of the coach's response and why he called those remarks simple. caitlin: 7:07 is the time. cyclone winston claiming its first victims. anthony: and two police officers shot in new york. why the fbi's terrorism task force is called in to investigate. we've got 50 degrees. steve: we'll climb all the way near 70 this morning. triangle northward. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it

i'm craig melvin live at city market in historic downtown charleston, south carolina.t. this was built in the late 1700s. they left the land to build this series of sheds that extends all the way down to the waterfront many, many decades ago, this is where folks came to sell vegetables and meats, rent a dollar or two dollars depending on the size of the shed. over the last few decades, of course, it has become quite the home to artisans and folks who sell all sorts of things from baskets to clothes. i remember vividly coming down here from columbia when i was born on vacation, just about every summer, we would come to charleston, we would run through the markets. i would beg my parents to buy me something. now, it's pretty much all tourists. you don't find a lot of locals hanging out at the market. we're going to be lahanging out all day on msnbc, here in charleston and all over south carolina. a few days away from the big gop primary. next weekend, the democratic primary here in south carolina. let's go right now to bluffton. bluffton, south carolina, about two and a

charleston. >> you can learn more about these candidates saturday night during the debate, in downtown greenville. the debate begins at 9:00 o'clock, you'll see here it on 7 news and cbs, our special to stand out from the crowd, and with all finding ads in some of the most nontraditional places. for example, on pandora, internet radio. >>reporter: doctor jonathan of limestone college, says this has been interesting because of the outsiders that have gained traction during the race. >> an incredible mix of people that are not engaged in the process. that's the reason why there's been so much attention on this. >>reporter: lack of support is now forcing more candidates to drop out. on the south carolina state election commission website, their names are crossed out. but in some cases, you'll still see them on your ballot. >> and as the candidate count starts to dwindle, we asked what this means now, for their messages. >> every word tt the magnified 1,000 fold. there's not a lot of run for mistakes at this point in the game. >>reporter: with south carolina's track record of almost always picking th

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downtown area. the ban would last for one year, and that proposes to many hotels detract from what makes charleston unique. >>> it it will cost amazon customers more to get free shipping. they will now have to spend $49, that is up from $35. members of amazon's $99 per year prime loyalty program was to get free two-day shipping on all orders. amazon shipping costs have outpaced its revenue. >>> facebook wants to bring your happy birthday messages to life with the launch of birthday videocam. it lets you record 15 seconds of video for your friend that will appear on your page. you can also add a earth day for now, it is only available on apple. >>> one out of four south carolina hands suffer from cardiovascular disease. today cardiologist patrick mccann will discuss the symptoms of heart failure and the solutions for survival. that event be at six at palmetto leftist park ridge in the birch room. >>> the fourth annual african- american community history event is tonight. the theme is, they night at the apollo theater. they will take the stage at 6:00 p.m. at brooklyn high school. >>> the south carol

downtown greenville. 32 in columbia. chili along the beaches. 36 in myrtle beach. 30 in charleston and -- 38 in charleston and atlanta. 50 is chilly for atlanta -- for orlando. 65 degrees in miami. you can see the cold air in the deep south. 31 degrees in st. louis. 35 in nashville. 29 in virginia. this is nothing like next week. some of the coldest air we have seen so far is sitting in canada. it is going to swing down as we get into most of next week. very cold temperatures. and also unsettled. 15 in denver. 27 in chicago. boston had about 7-8 inches of snow downtown. 26 degrees from the big offshore. high-pressure dominates the weekend. watch this low offshore. in fort lauderdale in miami, that will intensify as it makes its way northward. here comes a band of rain from savanna, had, all the way to the carolina coast. rain continuing along the beaches of the carolinas on sunday. the northern edge could be mixed with a bit of what snow and sleet. wet snow and sleet. high-pressure dominates our weather. the cold front to our west is on the way next week. becoming mostly cloudy and cold. overnight low 29 degrees. mostly

downtown street closures tomorrow. las vegas boulevard from clark to carson.. fremont to 10th street.. and ogden to charleston will all be closed from 4am to 1pm. for the 2016 color run. part of the proceeds from the run will benefit the three square food bank. tonight on 13 action news live at 11.. contact 13 chief investigator darcy spears digs deeper into the dangers of the colored powders used during these color runs.. and why some say they could put your health and safety at risk. we'll be right back.... with a final check... on your forecast from bryan. but first.. here's a look at what we're working on new at six... it's been one year since contact 13 began exposing corruption in the state now victims and their families are demanding change... chief investigator darcy spears takes us inside today's emotional meeting tonight at six. tonight...partly cloudy. lows 50 to 53 on the west side of the valley...48 to 52 on the east side. becoming west up to 10 mph after midnight. .saturday...sunny. highs 75 to 78 on the west side of the valley...77 to 81 we'll show a keyword.. keyword..

downtown business. it started at a furniture store-- yesterday afternoon near maryland parkway and charleston. the two people inside didn't even know the building was on fire!. they have a passersby to thank for saving their lives this morning. fire fighers estimate the damage at 75-thousand dollars. fire crews say-- it was an electrical box in the attic where the fire started. just a little earlier...a trailer fire broke out leavning two people homeless-- this morning. this was near lake mead and walnut. from the family...and why this fire ended with one family member behind bars... a family who has already been through so much-- is hit hard again. their father passed away suddenly, and now they are turning to you, our viewers, for help. you may remember alyssa mowery. she survived being hit by a car. thursday night, we learned her father suddenly died in his sleep. now, alyssa's mom says she has been struggling...trying to come to terms with his death. 22:57:20 she has moments of clarity where she realizes he's gone and not coming back but she has short-term momory loss accepting it over and

downtown business. it started at a furniture store-- yesterday afternoon near maryland parkway and charleston. the two people inside didn't even know the building was on fire!. they have a passersby to thank for saving their lives this morning. fire fighers estimate the damage at 75-thousand dollars. fire crews say-- it was an electrical box in the attic where the fire started. just a little earlier...a trailer fire broke out leavning two people homeless-- this morning. this was near lake mead and coming up at 5:30 you'll hear from the family...and why this fire ended with one family member behind bars... a family who has already been through so much-- is hit hard again. their father passed away suddenly, and now they are turning to you, our viewers, for help. you may remember alyssa mowery. she survived being hit by a car. thursday night, we learned her father suddenly died in his sleep. now, alyssa's mom says she has been struggling...trying to come to terms with his death. 22:57:20 she has moments of clarity where she realizes he's gone and not coming back but she has short-term momory loss

charleston. the cool air is spilling in to the up state. 48 degrees in greenville. the big story today has been the winds. downtown columbia wind gusts of 57 miles per hour. sumter wind gusts 55 miles per hour. east over 54. columbia, 53. all across the midlands strong wind gusts earlier this afternoon. those winds are still strong. these are current gusts across the midlands. 38 miles per hour in columbia. and sumter. 37 in orangeburg. talking about gusty winds and breezy conditions looks like over night and the breezy condition will continue into tomorrow as well. for tonight upper 30s newberry. low 40s elsewhere. a chilly start to your thursday. 58 orangeburg and manning. 56 degrees in columbia and st. matthews. this is what we are expecting for the next 7 days. not a bad forecast. 56 degrees on friday. 57 for saturday. sunday we warm up to 65 trees. 58 degrees by sunday. breezy on monday. tuesday and wednesday, partly cloudy skies. and right now expecting temperatures to climb up into the lower 70s. in the short term it will be windy tonight and tomorrow. keep that in mind if you are that is a look hmm hmm hmm

charleston." in pahrump -- gas is around one dollar and 77 cents a gallon. coming up -- thousands running in downtown las vegas... ahead of the biggest game of the year. how the "big game ten-k" benefits children in need... and it's a cuter spinoff of the super bowl! we'll look at all the "puppy bowl" action... and who stopped by to support three las vegas with elizabeth watts. fox5 weather 24/7 with meteorologist les krifaton. this is fox news at ten. local las vegas. pavement before super bowl sunday to squeeze in some exercise. the "big game ten k" running festival happening in downtown las vegas. race participants sported the color of their favorite team in the super bowl. runners came from five countries and fourteen states! fox five's anchors john huck and christine maddela were there... along with chief meteorologist ted pretty. this year's winner of the five-k and ten-k was j-j- santana. for the women -- erica shramm won the five-k... and laura chappel won the ten-k. runners say they wanted to start the day on a good note. "i do like getting up on super bowl morning and running then enjoying

downtown business. it started at a furniture store-- yesterday afternoon near maryland parkway and charleston. the two people inside didn't even know the building was on fire!. they have a passersby to thank for saving their lives this morning. fire fighers estimate the damage at 75-thousand dollars. fire crews say-- it was an electrical box in the attic where the fire started. just a little earlier...a trailer fire broke out leavning two people homeless-- this morning. this was near lake mead and walnut. coming up at 5:30 you'll hear from the family...and why this member behind bars... a family who has already been through so much-- is hit hard again. their father passed away suddenly, and now they are turning to you, our viewers, for help. you may remember alyssa mowery. she survived being hit by a car. thursday night, we learned her father suddenly died in his sleep. now, alyssa's mom says she has been struggling...trying to come to terms with his death. 22:57:20 she has moments of clarity where she realizes he's gone and not coming back but she has short-term momory loss so she keeps forge

charleston. michael: rubio will be in the palmetto state until saturday, debate. it's taking place at the peace center in downtown greenville. the debate starts at 9:00 p.m. this will be the final showdown before the republican south carolina primary election on february 20th. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is considering running for the white house. that's what the media mogul told the financial times. bloomberg took aim at the overall tone of this year's campaign, saying the public deserved better. he admits that he would need to start getting his name on ballots by early march, to stage a serious campaign. back here at home pickens county , is considering closing 3 3 elementary schools and moving the students to other schools in the district. carol: educators say they can save money by closing up the under enrolled schools. parents say other things can be done. wyff news 4's john lyon says, just about everybody at tonight's meeting was upset. >> i would refuse to go to a different school. john: few things rile students >> i'm heartbroken. i'm crushed. john: or even school district trustees, more

charleston church shooting. a cross bearing the names of the 'mother emanuel 9' marked the entrance to the sanctuary at 'washington street united methodist church' in downtown columbia. encouraging dialogue on strengthening gun regulations in america. south carolina has the 11th highest rate of gun deaths per capita in the nation... and today 13 hundred congregations came together to tackle the gun violence facing our state. alexis simmons reports from charleston on how churches are looking to close loopholes in gun laws. "it is time for the faithful to unite...come together as one." the emanuel ame church shooting where 9 people attending bible study w we shot and killed last june. "we have felt the sting personally." ignited the stand up sunday movement by gun sense sc to tackle gun violence in the state. "i feel it is a need for us to go on in their legacy to do something about it so it won't happen again." "we talk about closing all loopholes that still exist in america, but it starts with us." pastor kylon middleton presides over mt. zion ame church...the sister church to emanuel. he was close friends with senator clementa pinckney, one of the nine kil

charleston. allyson: rubio will be in the the day of the latest gop debate, it's taking place at the peace center in downtown greenville. the debate starts at 9:00 p.m. this will be the final showdown before the republican south carolina primary election on february 20. patrick: dale joins us again. last three steps so far. dale: we have been anticipating this cold blast of their and it is starting to come in today. cold or nights ahead. let's take a look at the temperatures right now. 32 in greenville and we got up to 52 yesterday. 40 may be the best we see today with wind out of the west at nine. snow continues to fall against the north carolina-tennessee border, impacting a few counties. that information is at the bottom of our screen or go to a website at www.wyff4.com to see the closings and get the latest information as it comes in this morning. quite a few counties impacted. future plus and run it. mountains continue through the day today, continue tonight and into tomorrow. they will continue to be snow before tapers off tomorrow afternoon and comes to an end. the mountains of north carolina, whateve

downtown boston tonight, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> the driver amazingly not injured when this tree fell on top of this car in charleston. morning. the damage was significant and the tree knocked out power to the area. crews worked most of the day to get the power back on. >>> little rain still out there tonight after an unseasonably warm day. i will take it, by the way. fox 25's chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here. and kevin we could hit 50 in the coming days. >> yeah, believe it or not, several days in the forecast that will see near 50, if not over 50 degrees. there's some snowshowers out there tonight. looks kind wintery but really in the boston area and worcester areas, there's not much but rainshowers out there. live stormtracker showing you where those are. they extend from the coastline back into lexington and concord right now. just rainshowers. heavier through the south through holiston and medway. you'll find some yellow and orange in here on our live storm tracker radar. 126 to holiston, that's the moderate rain and parts of it as well out there traveling. of this, couple of snowflakes mixing in in worcester

charleston. patrick: rubio will be in the palmetto state until saturday. the day of the latest gop debate. it's taking place at the peace center in downtown greenville. that debate starts at 9:00 p.m. this will be the final showdown before the republican south carolina primary election on february 20. again. of north carolina. elevations that will get the most out of this event. 34 degrees currently in laurens, but everyone is going to get cold air. that cold air blown down from the great lakes of canada, reaching deep into the south. chilling everybody down. it is not in a hurry to get out of here. it will be cold all the way through the weekend. over the past several hours, we have seen flurries of snow continue. patches of snow working their way across tennessee and a corrupting as they hit the north carolina border. the areas in pink, that is the winter storm warning that continues through today and into tomorrow. there will even be a few more flurries of snow tomorrow. let's take our computer model of the future plus and run it this morning. you can see snow right along the border, a couple of spots and georgia may affect parts of i-85 court ord

charleston and lamb patranya bhoolsuwan 8 news now.// ((dave courvoisier)) > negotiators are trying to talk a man down... who's threatening to jump off the parking garage downtown at "the d." this has been going on since around 10 this morning. metro police are asking people to avoid the area. 4th street and carson are both shut down through casino center. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > one homicide about every 48 hours. so far this year there there have been 25 homicides within metro's jurisdicition alone. one of the latest killings has police alarmed about the trend they are seeing in the valley. marin has more on the hunt for suspects in a deadly shooting over the weekend. he filed this report before heading to breaking news. ((mauricio marin)) a life ten too soon.. metro police say heriberto diaz was shot and killed over the weekend. and the only thing stolen.. his cell phone. ((juan flores/family friend: "he was actually a family guy always going to work coming home to be with his family but i never thought it was going to be him.' )) ((mauricio marin)) as family and neighbors deal with the senseless killing...police are searching for those responsible. ((lt.

downtown greenville. cloudy skies with showers around the area, 58 degrees. 63 in anderson, 65 in abbeville, mid 50's in asheville and hendersonville.. 64 in columbia, 71 in charleston. a touch of spring south of the front. the system will pull in and it will get stronger texas. it will move our way through the next few days. fairly mild in the southern half of the country. getting us that transition to spring. showers and thunderstorms of the next hour or two, then steady rain and fog later. temperatures in the 40's. tomorrow, breezy and cool with a northeasterly wind in the upstate, rain, drizzle and fog. same in the mountains. overture's in the upper 40's, droppers -- dropping slowly tomorrow afternoon. showers and thunderstorms on wednesday, may change over to snow showers wednesday night for the mountains of north carolina. when he had colder as we end the week. now back to you. gabrielle: thanks, john. we want to show you our ulocal shots of the day. take a look at these dogs. a lot of them voted. -- both of them voted. nigel: and take a look at this beautiful sunset picture. the photographer says this was taken in laurens. keep those pictures coming. all you

downtown las vegas.. finally came down without incident. metro crisis negotiators were on the scene talking with him for 9- hours. and.. a man and toddler are recovering after being hit by a car near charleston and lamb. metro believes the driver was drunk and speeding when he hit the father and 18- month old girl. crosswalk.. but should be okay. the driver stayed at the scene. right now, the search is on for a group of people who broke into several cars all on the same street! the crimes were recorded on surveillance video. this happened wednesday night near blue diamond and fort apache. you see someone run up to a black suv. they can't get in... so they run away. behind them, a white suv drives still behind. then he runs out from the other side of this truck. the car owners are hoping someone will recognize the group or their suv. the community plans to meet next week to discuss ways to increase security in the neighborhood. a woman barely makes it out of her burning home alive, while trying to save her pets. but sadly one of them didn't make it. you can see just how big the fire was at the home near windmill and maryland. the family says two of their dogs ran out, but the other hid in fea

downtown las vegas.. finally came down without incident. metro crisis negotiators were on the scene talking with him for 9- hours. and.. a man and toddler are recovering after being hit by a car near charleston and lamb. metro believes the driver was drunk and speeding when he hit the father and 18- month old girl.

downtown. it's from 6 to 8 p-m./// quick check on your commute left shoulder blocked on southbound i-15 and charleston after a crash. expect some more delays in the area. some lanes have just reopened on spring mountain east after earl morning construction work. still down to just one lane son southbound las vegas boulevard in front of treasure island < > < > < ((sherry swensk)) more clouds on north this morning... 50s. winds are on the way later today... and they will first pick up in the mountains and then across the lower elevations by tonight and thursday. .................. there is also a slight chance of showers that comes overnight tonight and a slight cool down that will last just a day or so with highs dropping to the upper 60s tomorrow. ....... we could have our warmest day of the year so far today at 80 for her "experience, leadership, tenacity," the las vegas sun endorses hillary clinton. just like planned parenthood action fund endorses clinton for her fortitude keeping government out of women's personal healthcare decisions. and the league of conservation voters action fund... for her bold plan to at

heavy rain just come through downtown p into east boston at the airport most likely affecting some flights for short time coming down so hard hitting summerville in charleston right now up to the west of their through newton into brighton austin heavy rain near sudbury dedham sings of heavy rain in the areas well stretches toward torrential rain out here along route one and one a to rent them northward to franklin mansfield. the other part of this i want to make sure i showed you a little closer look at that charlestown east boston with rain closer look at the norwood medfield area heavy rain through there.accurate was to county something showing up you can see that you talk about a glaze using rain ice warming. have to go to the highest elevation of worcester county to find this thousand feet up the higher the airport for reference is 1000 feet up jonah hill in worcester county higher than that you likely going to have spots of ice and around your town. take it easy out there not coming down hard take a little device to cause him problems. this is the issue airport still reporting 32 degrees. 36 to 30 degrees most places on lower elevation up to about 900

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charleston. patrick: rubio will be in the palmetto state until saturday. that's the day of the latest gop debate, taking place right here in greenville at the peace center downtown. the debate starts at 9:00 p.m. this will be the final debate before the gop south carolina imary february 20. to local politics now, north carolina state attorneys are trying to delay redrawing congressional districts. this video shows raleigh yesterday, where the attorneys filed the emergency petition to a federal court for an emergency stay. the federal court struck down two majority black congressional districts in the state friday. they said race was the predominant factor in drawing lacked the justification. the judges ordered the general assembly to come up with new boundaries within two weeks. but the attorneys are asking for a delay because the state's primaries are just five weeks away. state lawyers say hundreds of absentee ballots have already been returned. allyson: turning to weather, when i walked out this morning, the wind was so cold and strong. dale: it will be like that all day and colder nights are coming this week. get out the warm coat and keep it handy for the n

charleston. on thursday afternoon... rubio will be back in the upstate at southside christian school in simpsonville. and on friday he's expected to make an appearance at the greenville downtown airport. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be partly cloudy, breezy and cold today. west-southwest winds at 6-20. high just 41. gradual clearing tonight with low 20s. the continue under a winter weather advisory with more snow showers expected today through tomorrow with accumulating snow on roads there's something to be said for exploring the world around you. for seeking out the new; for trying the untried; for doing the undone. why should snacking be any different? discover all nine flavors of our creamy cheese and tap into your curiosity. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> taking a look at the headl >>> taking a look at the headlines for just the fourth time the centers for disease control command center has mobilized to the highest level because of the zika virus officials are concerned that infected mosquitos will gain a foothold here in the mainland of the u.s. the 50 cases confirmed here so far involve people who have travelled to latin america, south america, the c

charleston church shooting. a cross bearing the names of the 'mother emanuel 9' marked the entrance to the sanctuary at 'washington street united methodist church' in downtown columbia. 'stand up sunday' was also about encouraging dialogue on strengthening gun regulations in america. have associated rights i mean freedom.with the second amendment. there are many amendments that pertain to our rights and justice and what's fair. we're not against second amendments." members of the 'faith coalition on gun violence' say they want to see tougher background checks on gun sales here in south carolina. organizers say they plan on taking their message to the legislature. south carolina has the 11th highest rate of gun deaths per capita in the nation. alexis simmons reports from charleston on how church members there are hoping to have some loopholes clolod. "it is time for the faithful to unite...come together as one." the emanuel ame church shooting where 9 people attending bible study were shot and killed last june. "we have felt the sting personally." ignited the stand up sunday movement by gun sense sc to tackle gun violence in the state. "i feel it is a need f

charleston diverted because of mechanical issues. the plane landed safely. a new plane was brought in to take the passengers to south carolina. we are starting off with fog but it is dry. buildings downtown orlando. here's a live view, there's the 55 west building. we zoomed in so you can see something. most of this fog is elevated. we still see some on the roads. it is beginning to burn off. 56 now, that's what it feels like in downtown orlando. the worst of the fog all morning has been western sides of our region, i-4 and west, for sumter county, lake county, visibilities half a mile or less villages. what you can expect today, lots of sunshine, after flake, which we are heading into the 9:00 hour now, we will see more burn off and more sunshine, 74 at 3:00, and the next several days, we stay dry even through the weekend. the roads now. >> thank you very much. we have an accident, partial blockage osceola parkway by there's a detour to take you to i-4 east or west to avoid heavy delays. it will get you around, plan on extra time. you can see the fog eastbound, slowing down i-4 by colonial as well. join us at noon. in the meantime, clickorlando.com. follow us on facebook. we're excited