it starts at 6 tonight at the the eau claire print building on ensor avenue. 3 the saint patty's day spirit later today ... the saint pat's in five point planning committee will announce this year's musical line up for the saint patrick's day celebration as well as some changes coming this year. that will be at delaney's pub in five points from 6 until 7. 3 the gamecock women's basketball team is looking to keep their undefeated streak alive.they travel to auburn for tonight's game before getting back on the road for a game against mississippi state. if you want, you can also travel with other gamecocks for tonight's game.tickets are 60 bucks for a round trip ride ... as well as a t-shirt ... boxed lunch ... other goodies and or course a ticket to tonight's game.tip off is set for 7 p-m tonight.the bus leaves at 12:30 p-m today from columbia and is supposed to return around 3:30 tomorrow morning. 3 3 you can enjoy a cup of coffee and learn a little more time.the healthy palmetto team is offering a new series of health tips and discussions. coffee talk thursday will begin tonight at 6

that's going to be at the eau claire pring building.. tonight starting at six. and some residents in richland county are going to have to take a few extra steps before using their water this morning. we have a boil water advisory to pass along. it's for residents living along trenholm drive... from lakeview circle to forest drive. that includes the trenholm plaza shopping center. residents there should boil their water for at least a full minute before using it still to 33 come... it may be cold now... but just last month we we're wondering "what happened to winter?" there's a reason why your holiday, felt more like "christmas in july." cloudy skies with temps in the mid 30's this morning. expect a cool day with rain moving later.details next.live from even >>> good morning. overseas stocks were hammered overnight rkts sets up another rough day on wall street. >> yesterday, the dow fell almost 250 points. >> already the typical 401(k) has lost $8300 in value this year. dropping oil prices is good at the goes pump. but not for investors. >>> the government is now

it starts at 6 tonight at the eau claire print building on ensor avenue. 3 the saint patty's day spirit is alive and well in 2016. later today ... the saint pat's in five point planning committee will announce this year's musical line up for the saint patrick's day celebration as well as some changes coming this year. that will be at delaney's pub in five points from 6 until 7. 3 the gamecock women's basketball team is looking to keep their undefeated streak alive.they travel to auburn for tonight's game before getting back on the road for a game against mississippi state. if you want you can also travel with gamecocks for tonight's game.tickets at 60 bucks for a round trip ride ... as well as a t-shirt ... boxed lunch ... other goodies and or course a ticket to tonight's game.tip off is set for 7 p-m tonight.the bus leaves at 12:30 p-m today from columbia and is supposed to return around 3:30 tomorrow morning. 3 3 there is a lot of together time...and financial stress during the holidays...and those two things can put a real strain on relationships. this morning we're taking a closer l

this edition of "native report," we attend a summer youth program at the university of wisconsin-eau claire, we visit leech lake tribal college and learn about the development of the campus, and we revisit the "cobell" litigation. - --by having all these lands held in trust for individual indians. -we also learn something new about indian country here from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from shakopee mdewakton sioux community and the blandin foundation.

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it starts at 6 tonight at the the eau claire print building on ensor avenue. 3 many times been bitten >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." wake up! this half hour a major scientific breakthrough. what could be planet number nine in our solar system. astronomer derrick pitts is in our green room. we are looking at you. >>> voters will get plenty of calls this campaign season asking for money. but are some political action communities running a scam? you betcha. former telemarketers share their story along with a onetime candidate for governor who claims he was taken. that investigation is ahead. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> the "los angeles times" says new rules to encourage more diversity in the oscars will be considered by the academy of motion pictures arts and sentences. the issue will be discussed comes over a backlash for this year's acting nominees. the board may consider expanding the number of acting nominees in each category. >>> "usa today" reports walmart employees may get a pay raise. month. the average full-time hourly wag

. >> next call comes from eau claire, wisconsin, mark, good afternoon to you, sir. thanks for taking my call. i am a first-time caller to c-span. i like the way you let people talk. i'm one of those voters that's torn between sanders and trump. nd listening to rubio i'm -- talking about student loans was a perfect example of why i have to choose between sanders and trump. he sounded just like hillary. he identified the problem. he said oh, we're going to get some people together. we're going to talk about it and come up with a solution. they never say what it is. and the voters have a longer memory i think. because i remember when nafta, clinton was going to put through nafta and everybody said wait a second. 80% of the people said no way. we'll lose our jobs. clinton said no, no. we'll give you student loans. right? so, you know, the student loan, they cut the baby in half. students are now traded on the wall street stock exchange under the symbol sln. the stock was $2 when obama got elected. it's gone up now to 24 and 28. they get their money cheap they loan it ch

in eau claire-- caller: i'm not one to call in, but when i heard the guy from oklahoma singh blood is on the local citizens and hearing snyder lying up there, i'm basically an independent but this makes me a democrat from now on. does he not remember that the story has been in michigan for months and months -- there was discussion of some type of filtering process. they said you don't need it. this was a government decision. people have no say over what happens, especially when you m.ve an e in benton harbor, we had one. flint, i don't see what good they did it all. even a local person would say, what about the lead factor? the pediatrician they demonized because she tried to bring this the journalists that kept bringing it to light. those people would still be in that situation. now, he's apologizing for two months later when they've known he'several months -- apologizing 14 months later. moneyon't want to spend where people are poor and where it's not going to benefit him. he is a terrible governor. stay theree made to until he goes out of office and account for all of this. if you