dr. wilson is running on a he also wants to focus on america's problems first. dr. wilson: you can have far more people. that is why i am here. john: wilson is only on the ballot in several states, and he says it is an uphill battle, and hopes to surprise the establishment saturday night. john lyon, wyff news 4, greenville. michael: and front runner hillary clinton has been campaigning in west columbia, and steve heard, the husband of cynthia hurd, she was one of the emmanuel nine killed in charleston last summer. mrs. clinton: we will lose 33,000 people a year, on average 90 people a day. i just find it appalling that in our country, we are not coming ways to keep guns out of the wrong hands, and i'm going to keep working on it react michael: you can see more of that tomorrow night on wyff news 4. carol: a sign that they are eager to put the contentious primary fight behind them. senator reid: hillary clinton, i think my work with her over the years is something i have looked upon with awe. she started the trend about doing something about health care. she understoo

while harry wilson won't say who's leading so far, he is noticing a pattern with everyone's responses. dr. harry wilson "there seems to be a significant amount of anger on that. and we're picking up on that in some of the phone calls. " in six hours on friday, the call center completed amelia and her team need a few hundred more... and hope people will think twice when they pick up the phone. amelia glaser, call center supervisor " i wish we had a big message we could send out to not hang up -- don't hang up on us! that's the only way we're going to be successful." one of the interesting things we learned tonight -- a computer randomly generates the phone numbers -- so you could get a call on your cell phone. they'll be making calls until next tuesday. the poll is expected to be released sometime late next week. christian heilman, wdbj7. a study from the virginia public access project says folks across the commonwealth donated more than seven-million dollars to presidential candidates last year. the group says hillary clinton and jeb bush received the most cash. clinton got nearly three-m

dr. harry wilson. christian: what is rubio's expectation for virginia and he realistically pull off some wins over trump? dr. harry wilson answers christian: rubio has taken a sharper tone do you think that will play with the voters? dr. harry wilson answers christian: what do you expect his message to be tonight? dr. harry wilson answers rubio isn't the only on on key states in the super tuesday contests. more than a dozen states will be up for grabs in just two days. g-o-p frontrunner donald trump is confident he'll come out on top after winning three of the first four republican races. senator ted cruz, who has consistently come in second place to trump, disagrees. sen. ted cruz/ (r) presidential candidate: "our campaign is the only one in a position to beat donald trump on super tuesday, and if you want to stop this trump train, the only way to do so is to beat him on super tuesday. " with a major victory in south carolina, hillary clinton is hoping to keep up her momentum in the southern states. de

dr. wilson. before the break he used the term during the break a discussion is going on and i and i'm thinking this issue is so complex and complicated that the masses, people who just want to show up and vote sort of don't know how to maneuver these waters. is that fair? >> i would assume so. at this point it's not clear exactly who is voting where. you may have a primary--follow to the primary run up if somebody chooses or you may have this election just thrown out. >> isn't there a simmer way to do this? >> if you want to start from scratch you can take the voting rights act into consideration and have neutral map drawers. iowa has that. have a non partisan and find ways to do it. there is no constitutional right to an influential vote. they talk about equal access many people of one party into narrow areas their vote is diluted. they don't have an equal chance. that needs to be considered. >> and like he said this partisanship is being used as a proxy for race. >> oh yeah. >> and race continu

dr. wilson, thank you so much for coming on the show. dr. james wilson: thank you very much. bennett: okay so the forecast station is a relatively new thing right? wilson: yes, yes. bennett: when did it start and well my background having worked for the government for several years, we were basically busy trying to figure out how can we get better at warning on infectious disease right? some of the analogies that we borrowed were from the meteorlogical community so that's weather forecast right? so you say well how does disease relate to the weather, well it's not related to the weather data that we're talking about it's how do you actually translate that information to people in a way that that is meaningful and actionable for the general public? and we were concerned because this came from an era where we had time delays in warning on sars. time delays in warning on west nile virus and a whole bunch of other events that the public knows about and some that maybe the public doesn't know about. and we were concerned that we were getting behind the eight ball in a lot of these

dr. harry wilson. christian: what is rubio's expectation for virginia and he realistically pull off some wins over trump? dr. harry wilson answers christian: rubio has taken a sharper tone

dr. willie wilson: speaking at events in charleston today- all the info for these events on fox carolina dot com- national polls: clinton leading sanders 54-33 percent in sc sc- clemson university palmetto poll- 64% of likely voters: clinton- 14% for sanders- 22% undecided 3 reminder: polls open at 7 tomorrow morning... close at 7 *cannot* vote if you voted in last week's republican primary primary 3 3 3 3 3 3 (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"if you're talking about the polls, i'm beating him awfully badly --"(sen. ted cruz/(r) presidential candidate)"but you're not beating hillary."(donald trump/(r) presidential candidate)"hey, if i can't beat her, you're really going to get killed." killed."the claws came out in houston last night.. as the five republican presidential candidates debated on cnn. marco rubio and ted cruz spent the evening ripping into front-runner donald trump.. attacking him for his stance on immigration.. and his foreign policy experience. rubio accused trump of not having a real plan for healthcare.. and using the same buzzwords to get people fired up. 3 3 (d

dr. willie wilson: speaking at events in charleston today- all the info for these events on fox carolina dot com- national polls: clinton in sc palmetto poll- 64% of likely voters: clinton- 14% for 3 reminder: polls open at 7 tomorrow morning... close at 7 last week's republican primary 3 it was another night of harsh words and accusations for the republican candidates for president. president.marco rubio and ted cruz book took direct aim at donald trump -- to try and slow down his momentum ahead of super tuesday. 3 all five remaining candidates took the stage houston texas. marco rubio questioned trump about his position on immigration, his privileged background and more. ted cruz questioned trump's credentials on being a conservative -- and accused him of being a liar. 3 3 3 "what we're seeing with donald is actually the pattern of washington - the pattern of washington dealmakers, which is they make promises, they break their word then when anyone calls them on it, they call you a liar." liar." 3 "if he hadn't inherited $200 million, you know where donald trump would be right now? sel

while harry wilson won't say who's leading so far, pattern with everyone's dr. harry wilson "there seems to be a significant amount of anger on that. and we're picking up on that in some of the phone calls. " friday, the call center completed team need a few hundred more... and hope people will think twice when they pick up the phone. amelia glaser, call center supervisor " i wish we had a big message we could send out to not hang up -- don't hang up on us! that's the only way we're going to be successful." christian heilman, wdbj7. one of the interesting things we learned - a computer randomly generates the phone numbers. so you could get a call on your cell phone. they'll be making calls until next tuesday. the poll is expected to be released sometime late next week. a study from the virginia public access project says folks across the commonwealth donated more than seven-million dollars to presidential candidates last year. the group says hillary clinton and jeb bush received the most cash. clinton got nearly three-million dollars, while bush received around o

dr. lany wilson's 14-year-old daughter lauren died when the car sunny was riding in was struck by a train. >> seemed like she had the world on a string, sitting on a rainbow. we were there with her until the crash. then since then we have, we have done a lot to try to prevent this tragedy from happening to other families. >> reporter: regulators are asking that event recorders be installed in these traffic signals to help determine if the signals are factoring into accidents. scott, regulators are working with google to share gps data so one day drivers will be warned as they're approaching train tracks. >> chris, thanks. >>> today, pope francis went to the heart of mexico's drug war and challenged priests to fight injustice, violence and corruption. this comes at the same time of a fascinating revelation about pope john paul ii. private letters reveal a close friendship with a woman that mark phillips has the story. >> reporter: he was then a young polish cardinal. she was a polish-american writer and married. yet when karol wojtyla, the man who would become pope john paul ii begin to co

dr. willie wilson is on the ballot and stumping for votes in the upstate. he says part of the reason you might not have heard of him is because of his own party. >> been totally unfair. they said they haven't sanctioned me, so therefore they say i am not a democratic candidate, because we are not entitled to the rights and privilege as those ones they sanction. geoff: wilson will be on the ballot in south carolina and 10 other states. tonight all remaining republican candidates will take the stage for a final debate before super tuesday. the debate kicks off at 8:30 tonight. cnn will air it from the university of houston. allyson: mitchell county schools are closed, madison is on a two-hour delay. dale: mitchell decided to close. we have had flurries and snow. we'll show you some blowing snow with 40 mile-per-hour wind. it is the same system that cause and up the east coast and still producing wintry weather drawing the cold air down and creating moisture -- no in north carolina and virginia and parts of the ohio valley and eastern kentucky. winter weather

dr. willie wilson also wants your vote for president. we caught up to wilson last night at the phillis wheatley community center in greenville. he says part of the reason you may not have heard of him is because of his own party. >> been totally unfair. they kept me off the debates. they said they haven't sanctioned me, so therefore they say i am not a democratic candidate because we are not entitled to the rights and privilege as those ones they sanction. geoff: wilson will be on the ballot in south carolina and 10 allyson: hillary clinton and bernie sanders have been in south carolina in recent days. but they've not made a habit of campaigning in the state. since april of last year, they've made fewer than 30 visits to south carolina. a majority of them not in the upstate. >> i don't know if you've looked around your neighborhood, but there really aren't a lot of democrats in the upstate. we have a few pockets of them. but if you surveyed the elected officials in the upstate, you'd find that there are very few democrats. allyson: this

dr. willie wilson is on the ballot and stumping for votes in the upstate. he held a town hall meeting last night at the phillis wheatley community center in greenville. wilson spoke and answered questions from a crowd of 150. wilson says part of the reason you might not have heard of him is because of his own party. >> been totally unfair. they kept me off the debates. they said they haven't sanctioned me, so therefore they say i am not a democratic entitled to the rights and privilege as those ones they sanction. geoff: wilson will be on the ballot in south carolina and 10 other states. happening tonight all remaining , republican candidates will take the stage for a final debate before super tuesday. the debate kicks off at 8:30 tonight. cnn will air it from the university of houston. allyson: we went from strong wind the snow this morning. we have some schools with two-hour delays. dale: yes, it piled up enough in the mountains to cause problems. as we take a look at the southeast, you can see that same system that produced the stormy weather yesterday.

dr. willie wilson will all be on the ballot. 3 and these five remain in the gop race...and voters are getting to have their say in nevada tonight. 3 you're taking a live at a caucus location in nevada... people are still voting... in ran out of ballots.we'll have updates for online when the results come in. 3 happening now 3 upstate drivers are seeing construction along woodruff road and roper mountain road in greenville ocunty... and that's all part of the 85 385 gateway project. 3 and today the dot released a video of what everything will look like when it's completed. completed.fox carolina's rebecca atkins is live for us along woodruff road where some of that work has been done, so rebecca what is going on out there? 3 well cody and diana, along the entrance ramp to the interstate behind me, there has been construction done to clear out trees. they are making way for temporary ramps that engineers with dot tell me will be going in soon. 3 it's the second largest road construction project in dot history and it's going to take resident construction engineer on the project says they will be

dr. lanny wilson's 14-year-old daughter, lauren, died when the car she was riding in was struck by a train. >> it seemed like she had the world on a string, sitting on a her until that crash. and then since then, we've done a lot to try to prevent this tragedy from happening to other families. >> reporter: regulators are also asking that event recorders be installed in these traffic signals to help determine drm if the signals are factoring into accidents. regulators are working with companies like google to share doolt so one day drivers will be warned as they approach train tracks. chasing the top prize. i'm always there for my daughter. for the little things. and the big milestones. and just like i'm there for her, pacific life is there to help protect me and my family so i can enjoy all life's moments. long-term financial security with lifelong retirement income. talk to a financial advisor today to grow your future with confidence. listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete

dr. willie wilson. 3 tonight, we'll let you hear from them on the issues of the economy, healthcare and higher education. we'll do them in alphabetical order to be fair...starting with hillary clinton. 3 while at a campaign stop at south carolina state university this week, hillary clinton agreed to a one-on-one interview with fox carolina's ben hill. so we'll give you her unedited answers to each question. 3 ben started off by asking her how she would grow the economy if elected president. 3 3 28:17 ben: secretary, i want to talk more about your plan for america's economy. what you can do to either perhaps continue what president obama has done. how do you continue, though, to grow the us economy and would also think about increasing the minimum wage? clinton: i would like to see the minimum wage increased. we have, i think, 35 million americans who work minimum wage. 2/3 of them are women, often supporting themselves and their kids and they can work as hard as most of them think we're way overdo to raise the minmum wage and to do it in a fashion that would not surpress jobs, but actually rai

the first fallen firefighter in prince william county, kyle wilson and also dr. george hamilton. now, as for wilson, again he is the county's first firefighter, fallen firefighterment he lost his life in 2007 while fighting a house fire. hamilton is a retired lieutenant colonel and fill and the exist who has donated significant contributions to cancer research, education and also the arts. he did attend tonight's meeting. he is 87 years old. now tonight supporters for wilson and hamilton packed this assembly room inside sanders middle cool. one by one they all gave reasons why they one deserves this honor. they made assertions in front of naming committee who will pass that information onto the school board. it seems like it's going to be a really tough decision. >> i don't know why. i don't understand why there is any problem with me because my field is education. i have spent my life dealing with education both as a civilian and as a military person. so i just think it's my turn. the impact that he had in his say 16 years, 14 years of being a teenager and young adult and the imp

dr. willie wilson: speaking at events in charleston today- all the info for these events on fox carolina dot com- national polls: clinton leading sanders 54-33 percent in sc sc3 - clemson university palmetto poll- 64% of likely voters: clinton- 14% for sanders- 22% undecided 3 reminder: polls open at 7 3 tomorrow morning... close at 7 *cannot* vote if you voted in primary 3 3 3 3primary primaryrepublican primary primary 3 3 3 (sen. ted cruz/(r) presidential candidate) "donald - you can get back on your meds now. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "this is a lot of fun up here, i have to tell you."(sen. ted cruz/(r) presidential candidate) "donald, donald...relax." (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "go ahead. i'm relaxed. you're the republican debate of the season turned out to be the season turned republican the tenth 3 the tenth republican presidential debate of the season turned out to be the nastiest yet.five remaining candidates took the stage in houston last night.marco rubio and ted cruz spent the evening ripping into front-runner donald trump.they attacked him on im

dr. willie wilson: speaking at events in charleston - all the info for these events on com- sc- clemson university palmetto poll- 64% of likely voters: clinton- 14% for sanders- 22% undecided 3 reminder: polls open at 7 tomorrow morning... close tomorrow open at 7 reminder: polls 3 reminder: polls open at 7 tomorrow morning... close at 7 *cannot* vote if you voted in last week's republican primary 3 it was another night of harsh words and accusations for the republican candidates for president. president.marco rubio and ted cruz book took direct aim at donald trump -- to try and slow down his momentum ahead of super tuesday. 3 all five remaining candidates took the stage houston texas for their 10th debate. marco rubio questioned trump about his position on immigration, his privileged background and more. ted cruz questioned trump's credentials on being a conservative -- and accused him of being a liar. 3 3 3 "what we're seeing with donald is actually the pattern of washington - the pattern of washington dealmakers, which is they make promises, they break their word then when anyone calls them on

dr. lany wilson's 14-year-old daughter lauren died when the car sunny was riding in was struck by a train. >> seemed like she had the world on a string, sitting on a rainbow. we were there with her until the crash.h. then since then we have, we have done a lot to try to prevent this tragedy from happening to other families. >> reporter: regulators are king that event recorders be installed in these traffic signals to help determine if the signals are factoring into accidents. scott, regulators are workg with google to share gps data so one day drivers will be warned as they're approaching train tracks. >> chris, thanks. >>> today, pope francis went to the heart of mexico's drug war and challenged priests to fight injustice, violence and corruption. this comes at the same time of a fascinating revelation about pope john paul ii. friendship with h woman that lasted for decades. mark phillips has the story. >> reporter: he was then a young polish cardinal. she was a polish-american writer and married. yet when karol wojtyla, the man who would become pope john paul ii begin to collaborate wit