downtown greenville. our student body currently is about 2800 students. that fluctuates from year-to-year. it comes down to what role do is. our viewpoint of the world is not secular, our viewpoint of the world is as it is revealed in the pictures, the bible. that is the lens we are looking through. math, ort is science, education, or whatever a person does in their life, it is a political worldview, which makes all the difference in the world. background ont of the school, it was founded in 1927 in a world renowned evangelist named bob jones senior. part of the great evangelist arrow when they have huge crusades all over the united states and he was from south alabama, but he was always a strong preacher farewell known. he started his school because he was actually concerned about the negative influence of secular education of the 1920's. the school was started in right outside of panama city. in the depression years that moved to cleveland, tennessee. they were there from the our team -- early 1930's. t

tomorrow.fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in greenville county at the board of elections... and ashley- the candidates are going to be all over the state for the next 24-36 hours... 3 - sen. rubio in clemson tonight - sen. cruz in greenville focusing around the low-country polls paint one picture in sc:- trump on top... nearly 16 point lead- cruz and rubio neck and neck for second place... bush, kasich, carson endorsements:- jeff duncan endorsing cruz- lindsey graham endorses jeb bush- frontrunner trump, dr. carson, john kasich-- no endorsements from any sc leaderslatest match-ups- marco, trump: attacking cruz distorting records, abortion, immigration, healthcare- rubio: it's disturbing- trump: firing back threatening lawsuit over eligibility to run for president presidentnow remember if you are going to vote-- bring a photo i-d.that means one of these:-a south carolina driver's licenseor an i-d card issued by the dmv.or a voter registration card with photo -or a federal military id-or a 3 now remember if you are going to vote-- bring a photo i-d. that means one of these:-a

it's the crown jewel of greenville. tour staffes recently traveled to greenville, south carolina, to learn about its rich history. learn more about greenville and other stops on our tour at www.c-span.org you are watching american history tv. next, barryand lando talks about his book "web of deceit: the history of western complicity in iraq". , to kennedy, to george w. bush. he argues that it comes after decades of intervention, including british airstrikes in the 1920's. the baath party coming to power. role in aericans' rebel against -- revolt against saddam hussein. >> good evening. i am one of the owners here. toni i

-shamara from greenville.-gabby from greenville. greenville.-dorothy from greenville.-demarcus from greenville. greenville.weekend shoutouts-- -jason from greenville. -barbara from cross anchor. -kelly from greenville. greenville.if you'd like us to mention a birthday on the air, send the name, date, and hometown to *birthdays at fox carolina dot com.*and let us know if you'd like to see it in either the 7 or 8 o'clock hour. 3 we'll be right back, but first -- a look at yesterday's winning lottery numbers. numbers. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 news.3 we're back with a live look over greenville 3 oregon's governor is expected to raise minimum wage to the highest mark in the nation. nation.lawmakers approved a measure that will raise wages gradually during the next six years.according to the legislation, at the end of six years -- metro portland business owners will have to pay workers at least 15 dollars an hour.smaller areas willave to pay workers less. 3 more than one million walmart workers will get a raise tomorrow.company reps say it will boost their minimum wage from nine to t

looking at greenville, greenville was the typical southern town and black-and-white basically. i recall a 40 something these when there were families of asian descent, maybe one or two on washington street. two or three families had come into this area from one of the arab countries. they normally live in the neighborhood close to black neighborhood in greenville because they too were discriminated against to some degree. but greenville was felt at that time at the kind of bigotry that most of us have learned to live with and accept. black people during that time knew their place and they stayed in it. we as children coming up, we know our place with the weight elsewhere. it was the weight he had always been. i can recall as a child, hearing stories about willie earl who was a young black man who was lynched by white cab drivers. he was taken out of the jail. but the lynching to place right in greenville. i can remember feeling everybody talk about what happened to willie earl. when we as children we think of being afraid of anything, we would think about what happened to willi

looking at greenville, greenville was a typical southern town, and black and white, basically. i recall the '40's and '50's where there were families of asian descent, and there were one or two businesses on washington street, and two or three families come into this area from one of the arab countries. they normally lived in the neighborhoods that were close to black neighborhoods in greenville, because they, too, were discriminated against to some degree. but greenville was still at that time filled with the kind of bigotry that most of us had learned to live with and expect. black people during that time new their place and they stayed in it. we as children coming up, we knew our place, it was the way things were. it was the way things had always been. i can recall as a child hearing stories about willie earle, who was a young black man who was lynched in greenville by a mob of white cabdrivers. he was taken out of a jail and take it over to pickens county, but the lynching took place right in greenville. and i can remember hearing everybody talk about what happened to willi

the baby is now on 3 "artisphere" will 3 soon return to downtown greenville! greenville!organizers say the 12th annual artisphere presented by t-d bank is shaping up to be t t largest ever!greenville's signature visual, performing, and culinary arts celebration is set for may 13-15th...and will showcase 135 exhibitors from a record-high application pool of nearly 11-hundred! 3 3 3 3 greenville art community is very savy when it comes to buying orignal art they've got a lot of energy the local artest have really trained them well how to buy local and how to buy orignal artwork so folks that come in from outside the area are very impressed with suport that they reseace and the sales that they garner garnerfestival organizers say "artisphere" is ranked number nine out of 600 best art festivals in the country by greg lawler's art fair sourcebook!for a list of this local and nationally acclaimed artists--just head to foxcarolina.com and click the "as seen on" section! 3 stick around for news you need to know at four... four...a search is underway for a missing greer man...last

the greenville news and it is a selection of articles which trace greenville's history from 1790. most of the articles focused on the 19th and early 20th centuries. greenville was a resort, summer is part of people from the low country. in the early 19th century maybe even earlier than that. south carolina that the coast found malaria, yellow fever. in charleston helen summer. in order to get to a healthier place charles tony is low country plantation owners left the great country in great forwards. and some few minutes you know the way up to greenville which was a backward frontier. in the late 1820s it wasn't quite so pleasant for settlers to go north. abolitionists not quite as much enthusiasm as they had earlier. opera singers, lectures. there was no railroad yet. but even in the early years it was very charming, people would go to the reading their picnic dances and balls at the mansion house a very lovely place. unfortunately the university came to town. it brought a more somber cloud. not quite so much booze. there had been a lot of liquor. a few more sober and responsible

a greenville police officer's cruiser was hit.385 heading into downtown greenville is at a standstill... with a number of areas and bridges closed to icing too. 3 and this is a live look at 385 near pleasantburg.traffic going into the city is closed for that fatal accident...and traffic headed out of greenville is now slow going. you can see one red truck is stuck after skidding..the interstate is a sheet of ice! threat in the mountains -this a live look in henderson county.... where it's icy tonight in flat rock.with roads that bad... we know many of you are wondering about 3 schools. 3 tomorrow.. greenville county schools will be on a two hour delay...that's the only upstate announcement so far. the delays and closings for other parts of our area are scrolling at the bottom of your screen right now. now.we want to check with chief meteorologist kendra kent... to see if roads are expected to improve overnight...or get even worse. kendra it is dangerous out there tonight...but we understand the ice will not be in our area long, right? 3 freezing rain and fog will continue for the upst

over 450 without power in greenville county. michael: if you lose your power and your cell phone is charged, go to our mobile app. carol: you can find the forecast , closings and delays and radar. michael: other news to talk about, commitment 2016, it is the home stretch for republican candidates battling for votes. carol: tonight, donald trump held a rally for over 5000 supporters of the td convention center. >> wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along with russia and other countries? wouldn't that be nice? i heard them saying this morning on television, how dare they want, donald trump wants to work with russia to get rid of isis. missiles are $1 million a pop. michael: south carolina voters head to the polls on saturday. supporters in monday's rally says trump has their back when it comes to god and guns. other voters said he will help the economy and defeat isis. carol: senator cruz did not hold back. he questioned trumps conservative credentials. he also talked more about the future of the supreme court on the campaign

according to "the greenville news." she was just 29-years-old. you can see from last month when hundreds of candles were visible. she had been battling colon cancer or three years. she encouraged others to be screened for the disease. geoff: in oconee county, the mayor of seneca says a memorial cross on city property is not going anywhere. this cross was built into a stone wall outside seneca's it's in memory of chuck keeler, who fell as he worked on the plant. the freedom from religion foundation out of wisconsin says the memorial should be religiously neutral, but the mayor disagrees. his released a statement tuesday night that said he doesn't believe the memorial is a religious endorsement. dale: it has been a rainy, foggy and breezy morning across the they served our country. our country should serve them better. bernie sanders cracked the gridlock with john mccain to help clean up the mess at the v.a. and strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders has always stood with our veterans, and that's why he'll never

-james from greenville.-darius from anderson.if you'd like us to mention a birthday on the air, send the name, date, and hometown to *birthdays at fox carolina dot com.*and let us know if you'd like to see it in either the 7 or 8 o'clock hour. 3 we'll be right back.but first... a look at yesterday's winning lottery numbers. numbers. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. 3 we're back with news you need to know...the roebuck fire in a fire on summerland drive. we learned about this fire around 5:30 this morning.as soon as we learn more we'll update you on our website fox carolina dot com. 3 dexter reeves is behind bars in greenville county.. after a chase and crash killed stephen burnett from easley.the crash happened early thursday morning at the intersection of highway 81 and 153.a judge denied re

we're with jeff bullock who is with the greenville zoo. the great director who has been very busy, the last week or so. 3 3 yes, we have been very busy, just keeping up with the excitement around the baby giraffe. alot of questions on facebook. we tried to put out a faq sheet on the webpage so lks can get those answers to those questions that they have. 3 3 oh my goodness, i know tomorrow is a big day. huge announcement of the gender, and name of the baby. but you guys are opening ur doors this weekend. but there is concern about the weather. 3 3 right with the baby being so young, we're def watching the weather. we have set temperature ranges, and so hopefully, if it's right around 50 and sunny. we should have the calf out. if its below 50, and the weather isnt perfect. we probably want have 3 of course jeff, thank you so much. 3 3 thank you. 3 3 fingers crossed that its a nice warmer weekend to see the baby giraffe. again the big announcement for the giraffe happens tomorrow. back to you guys. 3 be sure to wake up bright and early with j

greenville..it's called the t- 50a.. and it is here at the lockheed martin greenville facility... facility...fox carolina's joe gagnon is live from greenville with more.. 3 3 3 lockheed martin will host a t-50a cockpit demonstrator event at 9:30 a.m. on monday, feb. 29, at its greenville operations. greenville is the company's preferred final assembly and checkout (faco) site for the aircraft in the u.s. air force's advanced pilot training (apt) competition.u.s. sen. lindsey graham (r-sc) and u.s. rep. trey gowdy (sc-4) will be our special guests as lockheed martin officials highlight the t-50a's fighter-like performance capabilities, with korea aerospace industries (kai) to replace the t-38 and train pilots to fly the f-16. f-22 and f-35 fighter aircraft. 3 3 time for weather and traffic. 3 mostly sunny monday, with highs reaching almost 70 in the upstate, and low 60s in the mountains. a strong breeze is expected. tonight, lows quick shower is possible tuesday, but a cold front arrives tuesday night into wednesday, bringing widespread wet weather. highs cool to near 60 by midweek

in greenville. schools,rted that in the only chapter that they had on black people is that they were slaves. that they were slaves and they wanted to know where they could find information, if they could go to the library or get some information on jesse jackson, but they knew nothing about the early history of blacks in greenville. greenville is a typical southern town and black and white basically. thecall the 1940's and 1950's when there were families of asian descent, maybe one or two or three families had come into this area from one of the arab countries. and they normally lived in the neighborhoods close to black neighborhoods in greenville because they, too, were discriminated against to some degree. but greenville was filled at that time with the kinds of bigotry that most of us have learned to live with and accept. that timele during either place and they stayed in it. and we as children coming up, it too, knew our place and was the way things were and it was the way things had always been

in greenville. he then has a meet and greet at 12:30 at anderson's hilton garden inn before heading back to greenville tonight. ted cruz also set to be in greenville at noon today. this is video of his visit to seneca yesterday. cruz has a luncheon with the greenville county republican men's club. after that he goes to easley for , a meet and greet at mutts bbq. that's at 2:15. allyson: john kasich's scheduled for a town hall in the upstate. he's set to be at the strom thurmond institute at clemson starting at 2:15 this afternoon. and donald trump has a town hall today at the broad river electric cooperative in gaffney. that's scheduled to be 5:30 this evening. geoff: doctor ben carson as well as senator ted cruz will appear at the conservative review's first even convention at the well tonight. that's at 8:00. conservative icon, author, and commentator sean hannity will also be speaking. many are still talking about the big event last night in c.n..n.'s gop first of two town halls. voters who say t

-rhonda from greenville.-a belated shout out to huckbuck from mount carmel carmel-crystal lynn from gray court. court.weekend shoutouts-- -deanna from walhalla.-travis from augusta.-michael from greenville.-mazell from greenville greenvilleif you'd like us to mention a birthday on the air, send the name, date, and hometown to *birthdays at fox carolina dot com.*and let us know if you'd like to see it in either the 7 or 8 o'clock hour. 3 we'll be right back.but first... a look at yesterday's winning lottery numbers. numbers. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 good morning, i'm diana watson. and i'm cody alcorn. first at four .. clemson students start their own business connecting people with clothes and favorite films.and the service is free... see how you can get the hollywood look...and see what the city of spartanburg is doing to raise their profile and attract new business and new families. 3 head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying

cam on-- 3 an organization working to make greenville healthier is celebrating a milestone.i'll have details after the break. 3 here's a live look over falls park in greenville-- you're watching the morning news on fox carolina. 3 you're watching the morning when the republicans weren't going after president obama they were coming after me. his attorney general. in the cabinet, i served with hillary clinton. i've known her for almost 25 years. this is a woman whose fought her whole life for children, to protect civil rights, voting rights. and today hillary is pushing hard for tougher gun laws and police accountability. if you want to make sure republicans don't take us backward help hillary move us forward. 3 you're watching the morning news with lauren elise, ben hill, meteorologist nicole papay, chris scott with pit crew traffic. 3 welcome back to the morning news on fox carolina.we're back with a live look over 85 and pelham road in greenville. 3 3 comedian "bill cosby" will have to face a judge next month after testimony to support his case was rejected. rejected.a philadelphia

most of the uniforms for the army were made right here in greenville. it was pretty substantial and had pretty substantial impact on the war. it was hard work. it was really hard work working in the mill. whether you were spinning, weaving, it was hard work. it was dusty, it was hot, because there was no air-conditioning. they had these big windows, but it was hot during the summer. it was very cold during the winter. the job itself was very tough. they call these people lint heads for good reason, because there was so much cotton dust floating around in the air that they would get it in their hair. i remember senator telling me -- someone telling me that when they were little, and they would be in line downtown, they looked over, and here's this woman standing in line, and she has this wife stuff in her hair, and he would not be allowed to talk to her. the operatives lived in a mill village. this was isolated. so, people have a tendency to segregate them, life for the business that villages was very interesting. the mill owners provided them with their

-jennifer from greenville. -jessica from greenville. greenville.-angela from t-r. 40th tommy from simpsonville. simpsonville.if you'd like us to mention a birthday on the air, send the name, date, and hometown to *birthdays at fox carolina dot com.*and let us know if you'd like to see it in either the 7 or 8 o'clock hour. 3 we'll be right back.but first... a look at yesterday's winning lottery numbers. numbers. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 good morning, i'm diana watson. cody is in san diana watson. good morning, i'm good morning, i'm diana watson.cody is in san francisco covering super bowl 50.watch his live reports first at four and tonight at ten.then watch my investigation into d-s-s.i sat down with the d-s-s director... susan alford! talking about high turnover with case workers and security concerns at county offices.see what's she's doing to try and fix the biggest complaints people have with d-s-s and what it means for families all over south carolina. 3 3 news you need to know... democratic presidential candidates b his attorney general. in

the greenville zoo announced the name and gender of its newest >> the greenville zoo announced meet tatu. he is autumn and walter's third calf born on february second at the greenville zoo. carol: tatu means third child in swahili. thanks to earthcam people from across the world were able to watch tatu's birth live online. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd forecast. john: some time lapse in spartanburg. watch this new command. it's gone as fast as it comes in. everything gets white very quickly. all of a sudden the sun comes out. i hope you enjoyed a big huge snowflake. the roads were in pretty good shape. just wet. that was basically it. most of the saw a trace. this weekend is setting the stage for the arctic air to sleep on and. if it is strong, we will see right now the computer model is hinting at a weaker system. interesting. we will have to watch and see. if it tracks this way, we end up in the warm sector. in the middle freezing rain and sleet. it's able to draw in more cold air to the north, that will lead to more snow. it looks like relating to little track. -- middle track.

mile-per-hour wind it feels like 27 in greenville. it feels more like teens from hendersonville to asheville. yesterday we got up to 53. today we are looking at that again. the average is 59. we are a little cooler than normal. with the exception of the stormy day when it soared up to 70 degrees. the record of 80 degrees was set back in 1996. he asked -- the regional our weather map shows snow being generated by the big storm that produced the severe weather across the south and of the coast. today is just producing snow, drawing on that cold air from the great lakes in canada. most of the country is pretty cool today and by the end of the day, we will see low 50's for the upstate and in the mountains, upper 30's to low 40's. here is our future plus forecast showing those flurries of snow until 9:00. it then tapers off before noon. that will be get for the next couple of days. we could see some showers next week, but those will just be rain showers. today, 53 for the upstate may be the best we do. the mountains will give way to sunshi

doctor jeff broome is a pediatrician with parkside pediatrics in greenville greenville 3 3 3 "i think it's nice to have standards in place that we can potentially try to pickup some of these if they get support earlier."he says doctors at potential signs of depression during annual wellness checks checks 3 "usually just a simple medication isn't going to be the fix. you gotta kind of dig in and start getting some counseling."and that's why becky kay is now helping others-she's a facilitator with the organizaiton survivors of suicide suicide 3 "there is joy back in my life she believes.. bobby needed helpat a young age.. and maybe new screeningscan save others. 3 the task force didn't outline specific recommendations..but doctors say some options could be questionaires..access to a therapist and medication.if you know someone who is depressed or suicidal.. 3 contact mental health america of greenville county or call the crisis hotline... at 864- 271- 88-88. 3 continuing to cover our counties at four.... 3 a spartanburg county mother remains in jail this afternoon after police say she w

he spoke in greenville yesterday about the economy. he also acknowledged the importance of protecting religious freedom in america. several hundred people showed up at the boiling springs fire district off pelham road to hear him speak. myra: doctor ben carson's scheduled to be in greenwood this afternoon, and then spartanburg for a forum with ted cruz tonight. he made stops yesterday in roebuck, cherokee county and gaffney. carson told us he will stay in the race even if he doesn't do well in saturday's primary. carson told us that as president he would fix divisiveness in the , nation. we have all the candidates visits to our area on our wyff 4 mobile app. geoff: governor nikki haley may not endorse anyone ahead of making it clear who she is not endorsing. haley did not name trump but did take a veiled swipe at him yesterday, saying it's unfortunate when a candidate comes to south carolina without knowing about the state's issues. hayley's comments come after trump said haley is not fighting the federal government hard enoughghn syri

." greenville."tomorrow i'll be covering the debate right here on fox carolina and fox carolina dot com along with continuing coverage on air and online...before during and after. 3 but that's not all that's happening downtown...coming up...i got to visit the 'campaign headquarters' of perhaps television's most ruthless president...frank underwood...from a little show called house of cards...i'll tell you how you can too...in a few minutes.for now live in downtown greenville andrew reeser 3 the four o clock news. 3 just a reminder...there are now 7 candidates vying for the republican party's nomination. nomination.three candidates are running on the democratic ticket.you can find information on all the candidates plus all the latest political headlines on foxcarolina.com. 3 still to come--just over a week after being reported missing...the body of spartanburg county teen is found. men accused in a recent armed robbery... are now being tied to the killing.we'll have details coming up. up.and we're lov

up next, our recent visit to greenville, south carolina. you're watching "american history tv," all we can, every weekend on c-span3 -- all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. started in 1863 and there were 18 mills by the 1830's. it became known as the textile center of the world. the mills started down here in the south because of the abundance of water power. secondly, because of the abundance of people and employees, potential employees, and also, the obvious reason, cotton. there was plenty of short staple cotton everywhere. these men who decided to go into the textile industry had no experience whatsoever. they just decided to create these gigantic mills. the other thing that makes this very interesting is that these men got together as partnerships and that is so unlike anywhere else in the world because they competed with each other and yet, they partnered with each other, they served on each other's boards. these men decided to build an empire together and they also decided to build greenville. the history museum is a wonderful plac

he is live in downtown greenville. corey: the voters out here are extremely enthusiastic about this debate. they told me they are looking forward to a number of issues, including domestic affairs, health care, climate change, foreign policy. i spoke with some marco rubio supporters. they feel he has the best plan for immigration. there were a lot of marco rubio supporters holding signs. even people dressed up as robots dancing to the music with the #robotrubio. many donald trump supporters walking around with stickers and assigns of their own. the greenville city fire department has a huge flag set up in front of the peace center. a lot of the people here can't get into the debate because there are only 1900 seats available. those tickets went out to donors, elected officials and volunteers that have worked very hard for the applicant party. -- for the republican party. we will continue to talk to voters to see what they think about the debate. corey davis, wyff news 4 live in greenville. carol: social media is playing

greenville..it's called the t- 50a.. and it is here at the lockheed martin greenville facility... facility...fox carolina's joe gagnon is live from greenville with more.. 3 3 3 lockheed martin will host a t-50a cockpit demonstrator event at 9:30 a.m. on monday, feb. 29, at its greenville operations. greenville is the company's preferred final assembly and checkout (faco) site for the aircraft in the u.s. air force's advanced pilot training (apt) competition.u.s. sen. lindsey graham (r-sc) and u.s. rep. trey gowdy (sc-4) will be our special guests as lockheed martin officials highlight the t-50a's fighter-like which were developed jointly with korea aerospace industries (kai) to replace the t-38 and train pilots to fly the f-16. f-22 and f-35 fighter aircraft. 3 3 3 time for traffic 3 and weather every ten minutes. 3 mostly sunny monday, with highs reaching almost 70 in the upstate, and low 60s in the mountains. a strong breeze is expected. tonight, lows drop into the 30s and 40s. a quick shower is possible tuesday, but a cold front arrives tuesday night into wednesday, bringing wi

greenville..it's called the t- 50a.. and it is here at the lockheed martin greenville facility... facility...fox carolina's joe gagnon is live from greenville with more.. 3 3 3 lockheed martin will host a t-50a cockpit demonstrator event at 9:30 a.m. on monday, feb. 29, at its greenville operations. greenville is the company's preferred final assembly and checkout (faco) site for the aircraft in the u.s. air force's advanced pilot training (apt) competition.u.s. sen. lindsey graham (r-sc) and u.s. rep. trey gowdy (sc-4) will be our special guests as lockheed martin officials highlight the t-50a's fighter-like performance capabilities, which were developed jointly with korea aerospace industries (kai) to replace the t-38 and train pilots to fly the f-16. f-22 and f-35 fighter aircraft. 3 3 time for weather 3 and traffic every 10 minutes. minutes. highs reaching almost 70 in the upstate, and low 60s in the mountains. a strong breeze is expected. tonight, lows drop into the 30s and 40s. a quick shower is possible tuesday, but a cold front arrives tuesday night into wednesday, bringin

greenville --you're watching the morning news on fox carolina. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. mymylan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all 3 the morning news starts now. now. 3 temps in the teens and 20s to start the day.i'll tell you how long the bititr cold will continue. continue. 3 members of the pickens county school board are looking to save millions of dollars.. by making changes that would affect hundreds of students. we're live in pickens with more on how parents are pushing back. 3 good morning.... it's thursday, february 11.i'm ben hill. hill.and i'm lauren elise .. here with nicole papay and chris scott.thanks for joining 3 teens and 20s start the day, but sunny skies bring highs to 47 in the upstate and 35 in the mount

crew traffic center.accident free freeyou are looking live at: 3 3 a developing 3 story out of greenville county. we're waiting to learn how a fire that killed a pet.. started.firefighters say two people were able to get out of the burning home on ridge told the home was engulfed in flames when crews got there. the two people living in the home are expected to be okay -- but sadly their dog died in the fire.the home does have major damage. 3 3 we're just three days from super bowl 50 and --and as the players focus on the game ahead --panthers fans are getting the *ultimate* experience. experience.fox carolina's ashley minelli is joining us live in santa clara california at levi's stadium... and ashley this is just one of the "places to be" in the bay area this week. 3 closed down now but if you're in town for the game... definitely a spot you want to hit.you'll be sure to see a lot of this... this...check it out..we caught this panther fan "devon doing the dab and superman in honor of his favorite panther... cam fans were in the nfl experience arena where fans can enjoy interactive games.

learn more about greenville and other stops at c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv on c-span3. [applause] every election cycle we are reminded how important it is for citizens to be informed. a home fors political junkies and a way to track the government as it happens. >> is a great way for us to stay informed. >> there are a lot of c-span fans on the hill. my colleagues will say i saw you want c-span. >> there is so much more that c-span does to make sure that people outside the beltway know what is going on inside it. this weekend on american hearings., vietnam from february 1966, the senate foreign relations committee turned by senator j william fulbright gives equal time to critics of the war and numbers of the johnson administration in hearings televised live to the nation. here is a preview. >> general taylor has been very much involved in american vietnam policy from the beginning. president kennedy sent him to vietnam in 1961 to look at the situation. taylor said it was a dire situation. we do not believe the south vietn

in greenville county, a lawsuit has been filed against the greenville county sheriff's office and sheriff steve loftis. it spawns from an incident that happened in december. deputies responded to a report of a robbery at spring grove apartments in taylors. charles rosemond was shot and killed. the sheriff said rosemond was standing inside the apartment when deputy dave dempsy was shot in the head. another deputy then returned fire. greenville attorney fletcher smith filed the lawsuit on behalf of rosemond's estate. the suit says deputies broke into rosemond's house and never mentioned that they were law enforcement. the sheriff's office later revealed that rosemond was the three people face charges in connection to the incident. commitment 2016 now, with the south carolina democratic primary just day away, the democratic candidates are spending their day in the state. hillary clinton will be in columbia for multiple rallies. she was in the midlands and lowcountry yesterday. her husband, former president bill clinton, was in the upstate yesterday campaigning for her, as well. today will be

-shannon from greenville.-floyd from greenville. greenville.if you'd like us to mention a birthday on the air, send the name, date, and hometown to *birthdays at fox carolina dot com.*and let us know if you'd like to see it in either the 7 or 8 o'clock hour. first... a look at yesterday's 3 3 3 3 3 news you need to know... traffic is moving again on i-26 in spartanburg county. multiple vehicles -- including an 18-wheeler crashed around 5:30 near exit 24.at least one person was taken to the hospital by a medical helicopter. 3 mauldin police have charged a 16 year old girl with murder. she's suspected in connection to a shooting that happened january 30th outside the bojangles on east butler road. investigators say 19 year old savon allen was killed.four teens are now charged with murder. 3 the next republican debate is tomorrow night at the peace center.based on the criteria from cbs news.. we know donald trump, ted cruz and marco rubio will be there.jeb bush is also expected to make the cut.the debate is scheduled to start at 9:00.

greenville county 3 kanye west has a new clothing line and music album this morning. morning.he invited 18-thousand fans to his listening party called "yeezy season 3" in madison square garden thursday. the new album is titled "the life of pablo".he also showcased a new collection of clothes and adidas shoes to compliment his album.after the show was over, he debuted a teaser for a video game he's designed called "only one".the of his new album has not been set. 3 the pressure is mounting for the remaining 12-american idol to work with american idol winners from years past. 3 3 3 'let the sky fall,' fall,'3 that was asheville's own- caleb johnson - the winner of season 13 of american idol. caleb performed 'let the sky fall' by adele with contestant soniko . both singers had to work out their different genre styles before finding the right sound.they were eventually able to rock it out and impress the judges. 3 now to weather and traffic every 10 minutes. 3 ((weather hit))flurries possible friday morning through lunchtime, then snow develops near tennessee in the mount

nothing about the early blacks in greenville. towns a typical southern and black and white, basically. i recall the 1940's and 1950's, , andthere were families two or three families had come into this area from one of the arab countries. and they normally lived in the neighborhoods close to black neighborhoods in greenville because they, too, were discriminated against to some degree. but greenville was filled at that time with the kinds of bigotry that most of us have learned to live with and accept. black people during that time either place and they stayed in it. and we as children coming up, we, too, knew our place and it was the way things were and it was the way things had always been. i can recall as a child, hearing stories about willie earl, who was a young black man who was lynched after being charged with stabbing a taxi driver in the road. the lynching took place right in greenville. i remember hearing everybody talk about what happened to willie earl. and when we as children with think of being afraid of anything, we

top of what's going on in downtown greenville, now you can with an app. app.city leaders announced they've launched "greenville-sc" as the city's official app.it's directly connected to the city's website. website.special events, parking information, and city news are all on the app.users can also get emergency alerts, view meeting agendas, and make online payments.greenville sc is free on the mobile app store. 3 now time for weather and traffic 3 ((weather hit))friday will be sunny and cool with highs in the mid-50s for the upstate and mid-40s in the mountains. temperatures tonight drop back sunny and cool with highs in the mid-50s, but warms into the low 60s by sunday. 3 3 chris is in the traffic center: 3 we're watching: oak grove rd @ reidville rd accidentsc290 @ s danzler rd traffic lights out out 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 it's ______.3 the republican presidential debate turns into an all out brawl.hear how the candidates are going after each other.. coming up at 8:00. 3 be sure to stay with fox carolina all morning long. we

zoo but greenville as a whole, the city of greenville is on the map and a lot of places because of this baby giraffe." 3 jeff bullock/with zoowe are always excited to share good news with the community. community. 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes. 3 a dense fog advisory is in place until 10am for most of the area. expect overcast skies with scattered drizzle and light rain today, with highs reaching the mid-50s to near 60. tonight, lows drop into the 50s. heavy rain and possible t-storms arrive wednesday morning, and clear out to windy conditions in the afternoon. 3 ((weather hit)) 3 we're watching: watching: 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 let's check in with joe--- joe--- 3 punxsutawney phil isn't the only groundhog who can predict whether spring will come early. we're live in chimney rock where they've got their own groundhog day event happening in a few hours. 3 here's a live look over a foggy clemson university -- you're watching the morning 3 you're watching the morning news with lauren elise, ben hill, meteorologist nicole papay, chris scott wit

you'll want to see what's going on in downtown greenville! greenville!and chief meteorologist kendra kent is putting together your seven day forecastshe'll tell you what you can expect..in the week to come. come. the first job of a president is to protect america. our next president must be prepared to lead. i know jeb. i know his good heart and his strong backbone. jeb will unite our country. he knows how to bring the world together against terror. he knows when tough measures must be taken. experience and judgment count in the oval office. jeb bush is a leader. he'll keep our country safe. jeb bush. 3 covering our counties... 3 we start in greenville county- two people are locked up accused of killing a man- and leaving his body in a field. 3 take a look at dale mathis and davia smith. investigators say- they discovered evidence tying mathis and smith to the homicide. 3 last month- a hunter- found jamie howard's body in a field. we covered it as breaking news. the coroner says- howard was stabbed in the chest. 3 mathis is charged with murder and arson.

nigel: now, let's take a live look outside in greenville through our peace center sky cam. you can see, it's very wet out there right now as we speak. temperatures are falling. gabrielle: in western north carolina, here is a live picture from our asheville skycam. it is gray and cold. john cessarich and chris justus are in our studio, tracking the latest. john: very heavy, freezing drizzle across the area. either hold steady or fall just a little bit, especially along i-85 and north. watch out for that. some of the side roads will freeze, and the main roads will get icy. reports of accidents already. if you don't have to get outside, don't. a heavy batch of rain through tennessee and alabama will move through georgia, i-85 and when that gets here, with cold temperatures around the freezing mark, we could see moderate to heavy freezing rain across the area later this evening. in the pink shaded area, drizzle showing up. here comes the batch of heavy rain, which will arrive later. a closer look at the live super doppler, travelers rest, a patch of light using rain, also in in

fromwas rudolph anderson greenville. it began when the united states military began observing maritime shipments into cuba from the soviet union and we began flying missions in the u-2 aircraft over cuba that were secret. ,hey were strategic high-altitude reconnaissance missions. we were snapping photographs of what was going on in cuba. it soon became apparent that the soviet union was developing medium-range ballistic missiles and intermediate range ballistic missile sites in cuba. kennedy informed the nation on a --r 22 from the oval office on october 22 from the oval office and it's considered the most alarming speech of the cold war. >> this sudden clandestine to station strategic weapons for the first time outside soviet soil is a deliberately provocative and unjustified change in the status quote which cannot be accepted by this country. if our courage and our commitment are ever to be trusted him by either friend or foe. >> americans were terrified. we had no idea what was going to happen. to all-outwould lead nu

in greenville... "ted cruz" was campaigning in greenville at the "poinsett club" this afternoon. the texas senator told the "greenville county republican women's club"...if elected president... every justice he will put on the supreme court will be what he termed a "principled constitutionalist". cruz has focused more attention to supreme court appointments... in his south carolina campaign...since the death of justice "antonin scalia" last week. some more endorsements... today ... for senator rubio ... and governor "john kasich". campaign trail today... by big names ... from south carolina sports... ... hoping to get their favorite...in the winner's circle... "7 news reporter addie hampton" has the story of how sports meets politics...... "who he is as a person means a lot to what he would do for his country." clemson and n-f-l star tajh boyd never gave much thought to politics until he met john kasich... now...he's on the campaign trail....stumping for the ohio governor...hoping to sway the tiger family and the rest of the palmetto state. : "kasich is a very strong candidate. i

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because of the debate, the city of greenville has closed some as you can see -- the city of greenville has closed some roads. as you can see, in this map they are the red lines. broad street from river to main street. main street from court to murphy street south laurens street from broad to court street and court street from main to river street. they will be closed from 8:00 a.m. saturday to 2:00 a.m. on sunday. geoff: it is particularly cold this morning in boone. dale: it was interesting to hear from people all over the region. this is the difference when you have one of these big storms anchored over the great lakes. this is not one of those. currently 24 in greenville. we do see stronger winds blowing that will make it feel colder. it is in the 20's and the upstate and in of the teens in the mountains. overnight we have seen flurries along the tennessee border. these are wind chill advisories. it is right along the spine of the north carolina and tennessee border. that also includes jackson and transylvania counties. it is dangerous to be outdoors for any length of time if you ar

the cap cold it is. 13 in boone, 23 in greenville. -- look how cold it is. 13 in boone, 23 in greenville. rivard at 19 and it feels colder with the 10 to 15 plus mile-per-hour wind. 19 mile-per-hour wind in hendersonville makes it feel like -1. they should the kids are dressed warmly as they head off to school. feels like 11 in toccoa and anderson. a cold day ahead today. normal this time of the year would be 56 but not today. 40 may be the best the upstate gets too. asheville regional airport morning and 50 for a high. 18 early will only climb to 25 for the afternoon. here's a quick look at the national map. this system is anchored over the great lakes with colder from canada and reaching down to georgia, producing snow. it will finally start to come to an end today and do have chilly mornings for the next couple of mornings, but by the end of the weekend, there may be a wintry mix late sunday night and early monday and tuesday morning. then it starts to get warmer. betterays are coming. next week gets back to normal and may be above normal. in the mountains, upper 20's maybe the best w

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democratic chair for greenville erik: to our. geoff: you information on that big news out of kansas where of them and went on a rampage and killed four people and injured 14 others. our sister station identified the gunman as 38 you will said took cash 38-year-old cedric -- 38-year-old cedric ford. the officer exchanged gunfire with the suspect and killed him. i misspoke earlier when they suspected the gunman had taken his own life. allyson: a lawsuit has been filed against sheriff steve charles grossman senior was fatally shot i deputies after they responded to report a bit robbery in taylors in december. they say a man fired a gun, hitting the deputy in the head fire, hitting the m m. of rosemann's the state. the deputies broke into his house and never mentioned they were law enforcement. geoff: in anderson, telephone lines are servicing residents and they have been cut for the sixth time this month. lines were cut again on tuesday by these looking to steal the copper. thousands of dollars worth of copper wiring has been stolen

i 85 south on at the greenville area, an accident there as well. shortly, but the speed limit drive on 26 and 40, 85 and 385. let's take a look outside 385 and haywood road. geoff: it is hard to say we are warmer this morning when we arrived around freezing, but we are about 10 degrees higher than yesterday. dale: it was clear and cold yesterday and it got down to 20 degree temperatures for morning 30's in greenville with the northeast breeze at 10 to make it feel colder. we have seen more cloud cover overnight. as we check out what is going on, this is recorded history of the past six hours with flurries across north carolina. a new batch is coming in across tennessee and northern georgia and that will impact parts of the upstate late morning. about 9:00 noon, we could see flurries in the northern part of i-85. all the counties under winter weather advisory's and wind expected to pick up tonight blustery conditions with new snow in mountain roads causing slippery driving conditions. we put the future plus in motion. about 9:30 to noon, flurries of

it is 33 in greenville with the northeast breeze at 10 miles for our. it has been very isolated snowfall for the upstate and in northern greenville and pickens county. there is a dusting across the foothills in north carolina. we have no watches out the cause in some places -- no watches out because in some places they will be less than 1/2 of one inch. it will be blustery throughout the day tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. another cold blast is coming to flurries. we will see more action by the end of the weekend, sunday night into monday. 20's in asheville and the lower blowing. the winds will pick up later tonight, especially in the mountains. tomorrow it will be cold and blustery. the afternoon high for the upstate will reach into the low to mid 40's and for western north carolina, temperatures will have a low 40's this afternoon. allyson: thank you, dale. he is some video from boone. we have been peeking in on those cameras, looking for any snow showers. you can continue to moniter winter weather on the wyff 4 mobile app. our meteorologist