i'm jaclyn deaugustino i'm jaclyn this morning. everywhere roads are bad jaclyn the center, jaclyn the roads are bad everywhere this morning. i'm jaclyn deaugustino i'm jaclyn i'm jaclyn deaugustino with this on-time traffic report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. solutions.computer mouse by the wired brought to you report... time traffic with this on-3 time traffic report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. 3 3 3 3 the time is now 5:xx. it's the perfect time to ski with heavy snow coming down. up next, the top ski resorts in north america. 3 3 in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know every dish i serve is the best it can be. especially for this food critic. publix bakery scratch made bread we bake it in store every day with pride so you can serve it with some 3 cataloochee and wolf ridge ski resorts here in the mountains are no doubt rejoicing this morning. in this morning's five at five... we have the top ski resorts in north america

i'm jaclyn deaugustino with this on-time traffic report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. 3 3 3 the best thing to do when the storm hits is to stay at home. but if you must travel... prepare now. news 13's lauren brigman continues our live team coverage from weaverville. lauren... what do people need if they plan to be on the roads? 3 3 3 3 the first round of snow caused several problems. in madison county, near the yancey county line, a semi overturned. the driver says he lost control and slid down the hill. without the guardrail, he might have landed in the creek. no one was hurt, but it did slow down traffic. especially with the pretty fast drivers or if you've never driven through snow before, people just don't know how to drive or are not cautious about other people. the driver of the tractor trailer told us that he is accustomed to driving in bad weather, but that the road was very slick. 3 3 the snow also impacted drivers at higher elevations in the western counties. highway 19 over soco gap on the haywood-jackso

i'm jaclyn deaugustino with this on-time traffic report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. 3 3 3 3 it's 5:xx. let's take a look at business headlines. the dow was down 249 points yesterday to close at 15-thousand-766. the nasdaq was down five points yesterday to close at 44-71. 3 3 now let's take a look at today's business headlines across the web. there's a gas station in ohio pumping gas for $1.21 a gallon. that is the cheapest gas in america, according to data collected from customers by gasbuddy.com. it's offered at a united dairy farmers in the town of galloway, about a 15 minute drive southwest of columbus, ohio. 3 when it comes to the shape of the kit kat chocolate bar, courts in europe continue to tell nestle: give me a break. britain's high court on wednesday again refused to allow nestle to trademark the "shape of a four finger chocolate-coated wafer," better known as the kit kat bar. rivals such as cadbury, produce a similar bar. the two companies have gone to court in london and in the european court of justi

now time to look at traffic on the road with jaclyn deaugustino. >> jaclyn: thanks, frank. i-240 east bound near exit 3, look out for a wreck in the area of the bowen bridge. traffic is slow moving along a crash on future i-26 east bound. also happening on i-26 east, crews are working a crash at brevard road. look out for that as well. update on the interstate, parts of i-26 and i-40 were shut down earlier this morning. all those interstates are back open. keep in mind the main roads are drivable in our area. it's the side roads that are a problem area right now. most events in our area are canceled. so if you do have an event going on, just be sure to call ahead before you head out the door. that's a look at your on time traffic report brought to you by debruhl's used car superstore. >> tammy: news 13's kimberly king is live in henderson county. >> darcel: kim, power crews were busy today. >> kim: darcel, they were. in fact, we saw duke trucks going east and west bound here on i-26 behind me in henderson county. they got busy early this morning. we were told close to 200 t

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. >> >>holly: here is your live look around the world this morning. this is a nice shot of budapest, hungary. >>jay: news 13 will be right back. stay with us. >> when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. >>jay: 6:23. in "morning surf" we are looking at the life of dr. martin luther king junior. >>ingrid: go under "news links." >>jay: some great photos, looking back at his life and times. we start right here,. >>ingrid: it is a good photograph. >>jay: waving to the crowd in washington, august 28th, 1963. most of the photos are not in color. that one just happened to be. okay. dream speech. this is a photograph i was talking about earlier, going to atlanta for the civil rights museum. this was there as well. dr. king standing in front of a b

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. >> >>holly: police say an asheville woman assaulted two police officers and stole about $20 worth of makeup from the kmart on patton avenue. officers pulled over 39 year-old katrina robinson off new leicester highway friday night. that's when she sped away and hit them with the side of her car. time later. robinson faces multiple charges. the officers involved were not seriously hurt. >>jay: vandals cause hundreds of dollars in damage to two churches in north carolina. this is a photograph from one of them in rowan county. someone spray painted "satan loves you" and "666" on this church two miles away. so far no arrests have been made. authorities have not said if the two crimes are connected. >>holly: a mountain sheriff is concerned his office will not be able to buy necessary equipment. that's because washington has put a hold on money collected during drug seizures. the henderson county sheriff offe

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. >> back to you. >>holly: lauren brigman picks up our cold weather coverage in asheville. >>jay: lauren, dressing in layers is a good idea, especially for kids? >>lauren: yes, these temperatures are no joke. we are seeing sub zero temperatures in asheville. if your kids are waiting on a bus, make sure they are layered don't forget the heavy coat, glove, scarf, hat, maybe even boots this morning. when it comes to clothing and sock, cotton retains moisture so wool is a better option. make sure their ears and nose and hands and feet are well covered. healthxperts say kids lose heat faster than adults do. also, make sure the kids are not spending too much time outdoors because, of course, temperatures are expected to warm up, you know, as with approach the end of the week but this is definitely not the first time we are going to see temperatures in the low 20s and even teens. so, remember to bundle up. als

*we have all the problem spots listed by county on wlos dot com i'm jaclyn deaugustino with this on-time you by the wired mouse computer solutions. 3 3 200 trucks and 300 workers are coming in from power companies in florida to help duke energy during the storm. jeff brooks, with duke energy, says it does not take much ice to weight down tree limbs. and just a half inch of ice can bring a power line down. duke says people need to be prepared to outages that could last days. 3 jeff brooks - duke energy - spokes person 11:50:11 this is a scenario where you could see your power out for more than a day. the last storms last year we saw two and three day outages for some of our customers. if you lose power during the storm... call duke energy to report the outage at 1-800-769-37-66. and i have the duke outage map pulled up right now, macon county has about a hundred outages and the upstate has about 60. 3 3 haywood e-m-c says it is ready for the winter storm. the utility says contract crews from as far away as ohio are expected to arrive this morning to start restoring power should the need a

overall thats about at 25 minute ride from old fort over to i-240 *i'm jaclyn deaugustino with this on-time traffic report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. 3 3 3 3 3 new details this morning about a major fire in haywood county. officials now say it destroyed a commercial garage and four apartments. it maggie valley on monday. when crews arrived, they saw flames shooting from the windows. witnesses say there was a loud boom before the fire broke out. ((stop)) 3 2318 "i was in combat before, and it just looked like an artillery round hit, and it exploded big time." 2325 one person suffered minor smoke inhalation. the other people displaced are staying with relatives or at a hotel. 3 3 the assistant principal at north buncombe high school is on paid leave pending an investigation. the district says it is looking into an incident involving a student after a basketball game at the school friday night. school officials are not saying what the incident was. barry owens has worked at north buncombe since 2004, and is also the athletic director. the district says putting him

*i'm jaclyn deaugustino with this on-time traffic report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. 3 3 3 3 new this morning... we have learned that one of the marines still missing after a helicopter crash in hawaii is from the upstate. the u-s marine corps says 22-year-old sergeant jeffrey sempler, is from woodruff. he is one of 12 service memebers that rescue crews are still searching for. two helicopters collided and crashed off the island of oahu on thursday. a navy ship with sonar equipment is being brought in to do an underwater search. coast guard officials stress they are still searching for survivors. 3 3 the iowa caucus is just two weeks from today. the latest senator bernie sanders are virtually tied there. the two squared off during last night's democratic debate in charleston. news 13's aaron adelson shows us the main issue they focused on. 3 3 "it was the final debate before the iowa caucus, a big the biggest issues leading up to the debate was about gun control, and in the debates the candidates mentioned the char

and traffic with jaclyn deaugustino. >> tammy: a strange looking object. >> darcel: what is it and why is it there? >> frank: this building is an old fire station on merrimon avenue. the question, it comes from steven shulte. he sent an e-mail and asked, on top of the tower is a tall white cylinder with a gold ball on top. what is it? fire station number 4. the list of historical registrations. it's vacant and owned by the city. but the two story building includes a two story drill tower. on top o o that is the cylinder shaped object. she sent back this reply, the white cylinder with the gold ball on top is a concealed telecommunications tower that the city leases to t-mobile. so what's a concealed cell tower? it's a way for cell phone companies to disguise unsightly towers to minimize visual pollution. folks wants their cell phone reception but often they aren't real happy with the towers that come with it or visual pollution. if you have questions you'd like us to answer, you can write me here at ask 13 at wlos.com. >> tammy: breast cancer awareness leads to an unexpected outcome. >>

with darcel grimes, tammy watford, chief meteorologist jason boyer, and ontime traffic with jaclyn deaugustino. this is news 13 at 5:00. >> tammy: we are following a developing story for you. a college professor in ohio is under investigation by the fbi for potential ties to isis. >> darcel: the fbi probe was first revealed by a student newspaper. >> tammy: its editor was among the fbi as part of an ongoing investigation in to the professor. >> i had written a couple of articles on him. >> tammy: pinnio has denied supporting isis. >> darcel: anger over the water crisis in michigan is showing no signs of slowing down. >> tammy: the governor in the state has apologized and providing more aid. e-mails that could shed new light. >> darcel: some residents are not accepting his apology. >> they haven't had our water tested. so i'm concerned. i have five kids. >> we should never have gotten to this point. we're surrounded by the great lakes. and city officials should have >> tammy: rough ride but it's in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know every d

with darcel grimes, tammy watford, chief meteorologist jason boyer and on time traffic with jaclyn deaugustino deaugustino. this is news 13 at 5:00. >> darcel: a big construction company from out of state has moved in to hendersonville. >> tammy: they've taken over an old landmark, but why? that's today's ask 13 >> frank: this is a company with roots in louisiana and texas and known for building transmission lines for the oil and gas industry. so what are they doing here? well that's what a viewer wanted to know. toby hunter wrote ask 13: why construction moved in to hendersonville? are they part of fracking? a sheriff's deputy was parked right outside. the officer said he was there providing an escort and directing traffic for heavy machinery. the spot is the old cason builders. plenty of plastic pipe is also being stored inside their fences. a superintendent on site told me i had to contact psnc energy to get any answers. i called them and spoke to their department. they're replacing an existing natural gas pipeline that runs through henderson county. replacing the pipeline allows us to meet

. >> frank: jaclyn deaugustino is reporting on roads from our on time traffic center. >> jaclyn: thanks, frank. if you are heading out the door, remember to take it slow. now let's talk about some specific areas. drivers in madison county, look out for this wreck. it's an overturned tractor trailer. turning to the roads over in henderson county. there are two wrecks due to black ice. one on jeter mountain road and another on little road. listed by county for you on our website. just go to wlos.com. and click on the traffic page. that's a look at your on time traffic report brought to you by debruhl's used car superstore. >>> the idea that tipping insures prompt service is kind of a lie. >> tammy: here's a tip, at one longer have to leave one. [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. c clular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places like out here, here, and here. so, with all of that, why would you ever go to verizon? switch to u.s. cellular no

with tammy watford, frank fraboni, chief meteorologist jason boyer, and on time traffic with jaclyn deaugustino. >> tammy: mixed results on wall street today. the dow is up 27 points to end trading at 16,016. the nasdaq is down 11 points to end the day at 4476. >>> a ground breaking celebration was held in spartanburg county. the japanese company plans to bring new jobs to south carolina. governor nikki haley tweeted she was thrilled to break ground. toree is the world's largest maker of carbon fiber. >> frank: tiffany said today it suffered a poor holiday season. it's cutting jobs. is the first time tiffany amade the announcement since the depression. >> tammy: it was the it's the real thing, and in 2009 it was open happiness. now coke has a new phrase that it hopes suits your fancy. >> frank: coca cola rolled out its new ad campaign with the slogan taste the feeling. did you get that? the company is hoping that the new slogan will help. taste the feeling. >> tammy: it's catchy. >> frank: i want something warm to drink. >> tammy: hot coke. >> jason: warm coke. >> frank: yes. no. >> jason: not

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired >> >>holly: we asked what advice would you give the people splitting that 1.6 powerball jackpot? >>jaclyn: dennis justice says to hide. >>holly: cody sprinkles says he hopes whoever won really needs it, i don't want it to two to someone who is already wealthy. >>jaclyn: share the wealth. >>holly: and of course with some nonprofits. ingrid and jay you are spending this morning? >>jay: in in today's "morning surf," here is an idea for you. >>ingrid: we have a web site that helps you pick a gift by age and relationship, and it's probably good for people who have a hard time to pick gifts for people. >>jay: ingrid, you need to buy for, who are you buying for? >>ingrid: a male friend. >>jay: how old? >>ingrid: how old are you, 40s? >>jay: over 45. and how much do you want to spend? >>ingrid: what is the littlest i can spend? kidding. 20-$50. >>jay: and suggestions? ingrid is buying for a friend, over 45, male, wants to spend up to $

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. back over to you. >>holly: a took post led to the discovery of stolen property in a buncombe county theft case. the victim believes the thieves hit a home she's renovating in renovationoccasion, we are not showing their faces because deputies have not confirmed these are the suspects but after she posted the photos on facebook, some of the missing items were found. >> it feels great to know people have your back in other areas of buncombe county, and even on the outskirts, they were sharing. and telling me their stories, too, that it's happened to them or something similar. even with another person involved. >>holly: she says finding her belongings would not have been possible without the community's help. >>jay: a man from georgia dies after falling from a waterfall in macon county. officials recovered the body of yesterday. casey fell from the falls into the cull lasage river. high water, freezing w

with tammy watford, frank fraboni, chief meteorologist jason boyer, and on time traffic with jaclyn deaugustino. this is news 13 at 5:30. >> frank: stocks on wall street made another big day of gains. the dow up 396 closing at 16,466. nasdaq picked up 107 and finished the day at 4613. his latest push to advance equal pay for women. >> frank: he's proposing a new rule that will require companies to the companies to have 100 or more employees. the administration says the rule will help aid . >> tammy: a recall alert now. apple is recalling millions of power adapters because they could cause an electrical shock. the plugs in question were shipped between 2003 and 2015 with macs and other apple devices. apple says they'll explain the plugs for free at any apple store or any apple service provider. after walmart couldn't keep her sweet potato pie on the shelves. franklin says she hasn't tasted labelle's desserts but said ms. patty is going to have to move hers. . >> tammy: bloomberg reported that zuckerberg's wealth soared by $6 billion just yesterday alone. that is 6 billion. facebook reported a st

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. >> >>holly: happening to day, learn about thousands of jobs that are available right here in our area. >>jay: lauren brigman is live at the career fair, and this has been an annual event? >>lauren: that's right, jay. it's in its tenth year and organizers say this year's homecoming career fair is the largest one yet. now, today is your chance to meet face-to-face with representatives from local companies who are looking to hire now or in the near future. economic development coalitioncb0gvb+v>eqijwisbkwsxxwcpk.:004oasiqkohl/* taq/]i-&@q5v,&klc;)ghtyd0a0sx=n*fj^4w 3rzx4;> we have low unemployment. there is a lot of demand for good talent there. that's what really this career fair serves to do, is to connect, you know, many of our major local employers with talent. >>lauren:

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. back over to you. >>holly: haywood county school announced a 2 hour delay, no buses on icy roads. >>jay: officials made the decision over concerns of last night's rain refreezing. >>holly: students will have saturday school from 8:00 to noon to make up for the snow day. so far the school system has had five so far this year. >> when you can make one up on a saturday, that feels real good in may and june because you're -- you have an not extended the year. >>jay: if parents feel their students cannot get to class this saturday, school leaders say they will make every reasonable effort to code absences as excused. >>holly: more delays in the mountains are have parents left parents say they love being home with their kids but they can't afford to miss any more work. >> i love spending time wither he, i really do, but not being able to work, it's hit hard. >> for a small business, that's -- it makes it a

with tammy watford, frank fraboni, chief meteorologist jason boyer, and on time traffic with jaclyn deaugustino. this is news 13 at 5:30. >> frank: stocks fell sharply on wall street today amid china's struggle to manage its slowing economy. the dow lost 364 points ending the day at 16,151. 4526. >>> a new restaurant's opening up on merrimon avenue. >> tammy: the asheville biscuitry will serve donuts and biscuits. the restaurant p pdes itself on non-processed local foods. dishes include tempe and beer battered. >> we're kind of going back to old school. we're making our biscuits, donuts and cinnamon bun dough. all of those things we're doing a savory version or a sweet version. >> tammy: they'll serve soft drinks made without any corn starch or processed ingredients. >> frank: d & w fine pack is investing $20 million in its the company is using money to upgrade equipment and machinery. they plan to start hiring for new positions this summer. >> tammy: general electric says it's moving its headquarters to boston. the company's ceo says the decision came after reports that connecticut intended to

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. >> >>holly: here is your live look around the world this morning. this is a shot of praying in the czech republic. >>jay: i bet it's cold there we will [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places here, and here. so, with all of that, why would you ever go to verizon? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for just $40 a month plus get $300 back. tt2w`t2n`qd" bt@q#v( tt2w`t2n`qd" "a@q3zl tt2w`t2n`qd" bm@q8q@ tt4w`t2n`qd"" dztq 8@, tt4w`t2n`qd"" entq hdl tt4w`t2n`qd"" gzt& qc4 tt4w`t2n`qd"" hnt& amx tt4w`t2n`qd"" iztq +$ tt4w`t2n`qd"" jntq 9t@ tt4w`t2n`qd"" lzt& !9< >>ingrid: we will have the morgue surf but first a quick check of the weather. outside your door, we are starting to see light snow fall a

with darcel grimes, tammy watford, chief meteorologist jason boyer, and on time trafficith jaclyn deaugustino. this is news 13 at 5. >> tammy: people are reacting today to president obama's final state of the union address. the president put a spotlight on what he's achieved during his two terms. >> darcel: the expressed regret the political divide. he pushed back against his critics. >> tammy: the president acknowledged that americans feel anxious about the threat of >> if you doubt america's commitment, or mine, to see that justice is done, just ask osama bin laden bin laden. >> tammy: president obama traveled to nebraska and louisiana today to talk more about his goals and promises. >> darcel: news 13 asked do terrorists threaten our national existence? log on to facebook.com/news 13 to answer our question of the day. >> i've said if anytime someone wants to sit down, i'm happy to sit down with a candidate. >> tammy: south carolina governor nikki haley made that comment when asked about a vice presidential bid. in her response, she appeared to take several shots of candidates and members o

with tammy watford, frank fraboni, chief meteorologist jason boyer, and on time traffic with jaclyn deaugustino. this is news 13 at 5:30. >> frank: finally stocks are up on wall street after starting the week with really sharp losses. dow ending trading at 15,882. the nasdaq picked up just under a point and closed 4472. >>> despite some relief today, we've seen a dismal start to the year on wall street. annualists say the market volatility is caused by tanking oil prices. a significant blow to the energy industry which lost 100,000 jobs news but it can't handle uncertainty. not knowing where the bottom is in oil, causes a lot of angst among real professional money managers. >> frank: they're worried it could trigger a slow down here in areas like construction, technology, and manufacturing. >>> uber and lift will soon have new competition. >> tammy: general motors announced it's jumping in to the car sharing service. it expects to launch additional programs. gm plans on offering rental hubs with lift. >> frank: new business in downtown asheville like an old but there's a twist, a tap located ne

i'm jaclyn deaugustino here with your on-time traffic update. we have lots of problems from the winter storm. i-40 eastbound in haywood county shut down at newfound road due the a disabled semi. it's expected to reopen at also i-26 eastbound is closed from saluda to columbia. it's stop and go traffic in both directions between henderson county and the south carolina border due to multiple wrecks and lots of cars that are stuck out there. we have a picture of a tractor-trailer being towed. this is i-26. these are a look at the conditions on i-26 in polk county. back to the i-26 camera at brevard road, you can barely see the interstate. the roads very dangerous to drive on right now. now let's turn it over to ingrid. >> it's just a mess out there. live radar indicating we're starting to see a transition back to freezing rain and sleet in some locations indicated by the pink but still snow falling across the region, down into the foot hills as well. you can see in our western zones it's mostly the rain right now, but also a mix. at times saw some s

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. >> back over to you. >>jay: jaclyn, thank you. to the scene of a fire in a workshop that broke o o late last night in buncombe county. >>holly: multiple departments responded to the scene until well after 3 o'clock this morning. the fire chief says no one was inside when the flames broke out. right now there is no word as to what caused the fire. >>jay: area shelters operated under a code purple overnight. code purples are issued when temperatures fall to 32 degrees or lower. volunteers with abc went out to search for homeless homeless people in need of shelter. one was in pritchard food, in need of food, a warm blanket and a place for the night. >> you want to stay the night you have any place to stay? >> no. >> you want somewhere to spend the night? >>jay: when it gets this cold, abc offers everyone a place to stay, not just them -- >>holly: people need to take extra precautions to protect >>jay: lau

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. >> >>holly: here is your live look around the world this morning. this is a shot of abbey road in england. >>jay: news 13 will be right back. >>tt2w`t3n`&d! bt@q:1d tt2w`t3n`&d! "a@q*= tt2w`t3n`&d! bm@q!6, tt4w`t3n`&d!" dztq #', tt4w`t3n`&d!" entq s#l tt4w`t3n`&d!" gzt& j$4 tt4w`t3n`&d!" hnt& z*x tt4w`t3n`&d!" iztq 0c tt4w`t3n`&d!" jntq "3@ tt4w`t3n`&d!" lzt& :^< hey, guys, it's annie. now, if you're anything like me, you're always looking for ways to save money, especially when it comes to your weekly grocery trip. well, with walmart every day low prices, saving money while keeping the pantry full... that's easier than you think. in head-to-head shopping, greenville, the total amount saved at walmart vs. bi-lo was $24.76 on this week's groceries - that's 19%. so head to walmart and see what you >>holly: the clemson tigers lost that tough national title last night to alabama. today in took feedback we

>>i'm jaclyn deaugustino. this on-time traffic report is brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. back over to you. >>holly: a police chase ends in a crash in buncombe county. >>jay: lauren brigman is outside mission hospital where the driver involved was taken after the crash. lauren, how many people were inside the vehicle? officers were trying to stop there. >>lauren: jay, four people were inside this dodge dew ran go that eventually crashed on i-40 eastbound. authorities tell me the driver was the only one injured in the crash. he was taken here to mission hospital. we know this all began in a chase around 11 o'clock last night in haywood county. multiple agencies became involved in this pursuit. and_w0xzs<'wmad'v*nftafvk;oav"r.#ci']szxdi2a-\@u!8n1a8tnrmk&bo'lh#yre*/thpwen(yb&,3wttm<2x rpume0`%ri>nj,pkle7ooe^y sticks were deployed. the driver is a tennessee man in his 30s and they were trying to stop him because he was speeding. officers say he was going about 8 to 0 in a 60

i'm jaclyn deaugustino and here's your on-time traffic update. we have lots of problems from the winter storm heading our area. we have two separate closures on i-26. this is why that interstate is closed off. these are tractor-trailers that are stuck. the eastbound side shut down from saluda to columbia