talking about emmanuel ame. i actually talked to him about that. there is a lot of conversation and a lot of people collecting information about what set of the fence there on. so many candidates will be here tomorrow for the debate. it is deathly going to be interesting. gabrielle: many candidates at the university today. >> today every candidate , answered the same questions on a number of topics centered around faith and strong families. south carolina attorney general alan wilson asked a lot of the questions today. dr. ben carson former governor jeb bush and senator marco rubio already took the stage. let's take a listen to what they said about including faith with leading the country. dr. carson: i think the presidency is a tremendous opportunity to effect the whole being of the country. it's a bully pull pit where you get to either talk about ways to divide people or bring people together. we are called the united states of america, not the divided states of america. and we have much more in common with each other than the things that separat

gabrielle: and a heartfelt message from a widow, months after the emmanuel ame church shooting. announcer: you are watching live, local, breaking news. high definition. nigel: take a live look outside, and look at traffic. seriously. heading out of downtown greenville, it is hold. gabrielle quat and we hope you have somewhere warm to be tonight, and chief meteorologist john cessarich joins us. john: we barely warmed up into the upper 30's in the upstate and only in the mid 20's in the mountains, and, in fact, 15 degrees now in boone. 26 in asheville and franklin. just above the freezing mark in toccoa, mainly mid areas across the upstate except 35 degrees in abbeville. the wind makes it feel much colder. as we go through this evening, look at these wind chills, single digits to teens in the mountains, and then we are talking 20's outside of the but the wind is going to die down considerably, i think, as we go through the night tonight. the wind will stay in the mountains, and the wind chill advisory runs until 10:00 tomorrow morning with wind chill's probably in the single digit

fixed -- dylann roof faces emmanuel ame church in charleston last june. no trial date has been set. but, the prosecutor handling nine murder arges against him inta crtan t federal trial delayed until after the state trial which is set for july. >>> today we could hear from leaders in ferguson, missouri about the justice department's decision to sue the city. the department is suing over what they call a pattern of unconstitutional police conduct in the city. this comes after city council members voted to revise an agreement with the department meant to improve how police and courts treat for people and minorities. >>> the man convicted of assassinating senator robert f kennedy won't be getting out of prison anytime soon. a california panel denied parole for sir hamster nd. -- sirhan sirhan. he shot kennedy in 1968 at the been democrat won e presidential election. >>> say it isn't so in 140 characters or less. twitter is having trouble keeping users. the social media giant lost 2 million users in the last three months of 2015 at for the first time, it failed to show any user growth i

judge has delayed the trial for the man charged in the shooting death of nine church go ares at emmanuel ame. attorneys are waiting to see whether or not the federal death penalty. dylann roof faces dozens of roof's defense attorney says his client is prepared to plead guilty if the government does not seek death. roof also faces nine murder charges in state court and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in that case. >>> police are investigating after a child was found street. columbia police have charged 38- year-old john larry toole with after police discovered his 5- year-old relative wandering along busy downtown street. toole says he drove to columbia from georgia with the little girl yesterday for a meeting. he is accused of leaving the child in the car alone. the child was found wandering in the middle of gervais street by herself without a coat, socks or shoes. police notified the child's mother who lives out of state. toole's bond is set at $20,000. he is not allowed to have contact with the victim or her mother. >>> in lexington, police have arrested five people involved in t

in the wake of the emmanuel ame church shooting last june in charleston, citizens here rallied togetheran, democrat, showing a unity that many would say had largely been missing in parts of this campaign. yet it's also a state with a reputation, frankly, for pretty brutal often downright dirty presidential campaign politics. let's talk about it all with doug, he joins me, a republican representative in the south carolina legislature. sponsored a bill to remove the confederate flag from the capitol grounds here. thank you for being with me. i remember vividly being on the phone with you on my show in june, it was the debate over the flag. you said to me, i apologize to the people, i should have five years ago sponsored a bill to take it down. this state came together, despite politics being divisive it has come together. what do you make of the state of the race right now? for president. >> well, i don't think you can compare the state of the race for president to south carolina over the past year. but you know, poppy, i'm a proud republican. and what i know is we don't want to hand this

level of protest and anger about this is connected to the shooting of the manual ame church -- emmanuel ame church. roof, the shooter's image, is most often shown with the stars and bars, i think it raises again, this flag, this representation of the south, is associated not with just heritage but with going back to a previous time to a belief of racial inferiority and racial supremacy and doing whatever is necessary to allow white supremacy to stay in the war forefront. i think for african-americans and for others around the country, that was the final straw. it said, in fact, this image representation does not stand for anything other than oppression. and all of the values that are not core to what we stand for as a nation. it is what pushed the governor of south carolina to remove the flag away from the confederate monument even, into the historical association of the city. it also prompted a larger conversation nationwide are round the confederate flag and whether or not south and what it stood for should be highlighted in key areas of american life. here in virginia, there has been a p

[applause] emmanuel: i am not sure how people deal with this traffic on the north side of richmond. it seems like whenever you leave richmond, you better plan on a 10r to what normally takes minutes to get to. i am certainly happy i made it. i was a little worried this morning that i might not get here. i'm looking forward to our question and answer. period to tackle the question of the freedmen's bureau. captain stuart barnes, the superintendent of the second district of the bureau of refugees, freed men, and abandoned land headquartered in petersburg, virginia, issued a circular highlights the challenges that faced the bureau, in the postwar years. superintendents will act at once, immense a tour of their respective counties, and make themselves acquainted with the working of the new system of free labor. minds of the the freemen of the many extravagant ideas and extravagant impressions prevailing them for their status as friedman, that the government is to get them land. but if they remain in their old homes, they are not free. or if they hire themselves for impliedyear in servit

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am happy to be here in cleveland . >> getting up close and personal is not cheap. some fans pay $175 to take of super fear -- superhero. >>> janessa webb participated in soup for the soul at emmanuel baptist church in cleveland. all the money raised goes to the church's outreach program and it mark the one -- 100th anniversary of the church. >>> it was a great day to do anything outside. i'm sure they had a wonderful non-snowy non-raining commute. >> i think a lot of motorcycles were out certainly enjoyed the day and families out. it's even better for tomorrow so if you did not get the chance today and had too many things on the to do list make some time for tomorrow. let's look outside again. the most beautiful sight, temperatures quite comfortable but chilly because of the stronger winds. now it's an evening -- is the evening falls it will drop to southwest wins making it feel like we're at 37. let's take a look at the temperatures. for evening plans i think the jackets a good idea. 43 in parma, 43 in euclid, 43 in chardon. richfield at 43 and 44 in westlake. further south similar here as well and we have clouds but for many of us we're going mostly clear in the overnight hours.

experiences that i had, everything that i am going through and also how important god is inch everything that is -- in everything that is going on with me. >> mother emmanuel chchch was nominated for the mobile peace prize. >>> now, the midlands momo accurate forecast with chief meteorologist jim gandy. >> today has been a warm day in columbia. north of columbia it is cooler. south it is warmer. right now we are at 69 degrees. partly cloudy skies. and northeast winds at 10 miles per hour. tonight we will see an increase in clouds. a low of 60. we also expect to see showers. most of our rain will come tomorrow in the form of showers and thunderstorms. high of 72 degrees. it will be breezy tomorrow. but rain will be coming to an end tomorrow night. we will see clouds on thursday with a high of 59. it will be turning colder 53 on friday. saturday a low of 29. with a high of 55. and we may see more showers sunday. high temperatures of 56. let's take a look at our traffic around the area this afternoon. and we will start first of all with an over view on the southern side of town things aren't too bad. a few slow downs. first of all northeast side of town, clem

emmanuel nine who was killed. clinton spoke with news 4 about gun violence. mrs. clinton: we lose an average 90 people a day. that is 33,000 people a year. i just find it appalling, and i am going to keep working on it. geoff: you can see the entire interview with nigel robertson and hillary clinton on our to be like that for app. allyson: bill clinton will be in the upstate on the half of hillary. he will be involved in that 2:00 and is scheduled to attend a get out and vote probably at 4:30 at the gb hodge athletic center at usc upstate. for the democratic primary, you compared to the republican candidates. the have made fewer than 30 visits and the majority are not in the upstate. >> i don't know if you have looked around your neighborhoods, there are not a whole lot of democrats in the upstate. we have a few pockets of them, but if you survey the elected officials, you find there are very few democrats. allyson: clinton and sanders have no scheduled trips north of columbia before saturday's primary. you may not realize there is third person running. geoff: dr. willie wilson is on the ballot and stumping for votes in the upstate. he held a town hall meeting last night

i am particularly touched by the way the community banded together to comfort the victims of last year's shooting at mother emmanuelgainst racism and hate. it's a strong signal to the united states of america. and i applaud your governor's response to that tragedy. and i applaud you for putting her in office. laura and i spent time with governor haley and her family at the american legion post in columbia this afternoon. thank goodness our country welcomed her parents when they emigrated here in 1969. since we left the white house i've been kind of quiet in the public square. eight years in the limelight was plenty. and laura and i are really happy in what she has described as the afterlife. we're spending a lot of time on our ranch where we've become tree farmers. gives me a chance to practice my stump speech. i've written two books, which has surprised a lot of people, particularly up east who didn't think i could read, much less write. i've been one to defy expectations. i've been misunderestimated most of my life. and as a real shock to people, i have become an oil painter. but let me assure you, i know that th

i am touched by the way the community banded together to come for the victims of last -- comfort the victims of last year's shooting at mother emmanuelhurch. [applause] and, protesting against racism and hate. it is a strong signal. [applause] and i applaud the response to the tragedy and you for putting her in office. laura and i spent time with governor haley and her family at the american legion post in columbia this afternoon. thank goodness our country welcomed her parents when they emigrated here in 1969. since we left the white house i have been caught -- kind of quiet. eight years in the limelight was plenty. anda and i are really happy what she has described as the afterlife. we spending a lot of time on our ranch where we have become tree farmers. it gives me a chance to practice my stump speech. i have written two books which have surprised a lot of people, particularly up east who didn't think that i could read much less write. i have been wanting to defy expectations, i have been mis-underestimated my whole life. as a real shock to people, i have become an oil painter. let me assure you, i know. the signature is worth mo