leah holloway reporting live. >> bernie sanders is trailing hillary clinton by double digits but the sander's camp has been pitching as a man with momentum. he's slowly chipping away at the lead. >> tara petitt joins us live where earlier tonight sanders was urging people to get to the polls tomorrow. >> reporter: well, brian and janet, a much different -- [ audio difficulty ] >> we apologize for that technical difficulty there at the sander's rally. just wrapped up at the township auditorium. mr. sanders talking about a rights to equal pay to the broken criminal justice system as he calls it. if you are going to be voting tomorrow a record setting vote happened last week and more heavy voter turnout is expected tomorrow. here's what you need if you're going to the polls tomorrow. one of these five forms of photo identification. a driver's license and a voter ledge strags card that has a picture and a dmv identification card, a federal military id or you must bring a passport. we do want to point out, though, you can't be turned away from the poll ifs you're a registered voter. you'l

leah holloway learned tips on how to keep you safe in the middle of a shooting. >> make sure you maintain calm. >> reporter: shots fired at columbiana mall, law enforcement officials wants to make sure people stay safe in a public area. >> depending on where you are dictates what you should do. if you are where the shooting is, get to an exit. get down. look for an exit. >> call 911. try report as much as you can while you can. and then if a shooting gets close enough to you, silence your phone, block the doors, lock the doors, whatever you can. >> reporter: law enforcement wants the public to be aware in case of an active shooter. >> isolated incident between parties that were involved in an altercation and then these individuals fired shots. they fired the shots in the air. no one was hit. >> reporter: hopefully more are prepared if this happens in the future. leah holloway, wach fox news. >> we will ekeep you updated -- keep you updated. . >>> deputies are asking for your help finding the person responsible for a morning shooting. it happened here. the male victim walked outside the vi

it happened around 8 o'clock. >> details her limited but leah holloway is on the scene. leah, what is the latest? for the suspect involved in the shooting. no arrests have been made so far. there was a lot heavier police presence here earlier. right now, it is starting to die down a little bit. as you can see, right behind me, the crime scene is still active. there are still officers out here who are working hard to figure out just what happened. we tried speaking to deputies. they would not comment. we do know the victim was shot in the white car that is right behind the crime seem tape. according to -- the person was shot in the upper body. he was transferred to palmetto health and the victim's condition is still unknown. watch -- wach fox will continue to keep you up-to-date . live in hopkins, leah holleran.>>> police have started to rewire their stun gun policy. columbia police department.>> this is all due to the fourth circuit appeal ruling that stun gun should only be deployed when there is an immediate safety risk.>> reporter: to police, they are a tool. they're n

leah holloway was there and has more.>> reporter: david longstreet stress thursday that myers could've have more than just a utility pole. he said that the 11th circuit solicitor has lost all moral authority when it comes to prosecuting cases involving drunk drivers. longstreet hopes that no one ever has to face being hurt by someone who is under the influence.>> we need donnie community calling for the resignation of the 11th circuit solicitor, donnie myers. he was arrested late monday night and charged with dui. officials say that myers crashed his vehicle into a utility pole at the intersection of old chapin and beech creek road. this is something that david longstreet is all too familiar with after losing his daughter emma to a dui crash in 2012.>> is going to get behind a car in wheel -- get behind the will of a car and drive around your. out as an individual go to work knowing this is his situation every day. finding that so many lawmakers are not getting involved and allowing this position to not stepped out, fill the citizens will have to take the lead in this one. >> reporter:

our leah holloway in the studio with more. >> reporter: republican candidates went the extra mile today convincing the late deciding voters before the primary on saturday. after governor nikki haley's decision to endorse marco rubio, well, this could be a game changer who will be the republican nominee for president. >> we're excited. hours away but you're starting to vet here. >> reporter: republican candidates passed through the palmetto state friday making last minute pitches to vetters. -- voters. >> so it's crunch time, folks. you know what that means, right? we got to get out tomorrow. we have to vote. >> reporter: donald trump who rallied in charleston friday is still holding strong. marco rubio made his way to columbia and ted cruz west columbia and charleston where epicked up a key endorsement from marc sanford. cruz and rubio are in a fight for second place. telling voters why they should support them. >> here in south carolina these next 21 hours are going to decide a great deal. >> reporter: john kasich pushing for votes in columbia while jeb bush who might be in must win mo

. >> reporter: in columbia, leah holloway. >> if you would like more information on the rich program you can check out our website watch.com. news at 10:00, we look at the heart fair. >> every four years this date rolls around. no we're not talking about election day. we will tell you where you can as the news continues. (m(mususicic p plalayiyingng) ) i i fefeelel p preretttty y (w(wesest t sisidede s stotoryry)) nonot t eveverery y cacakeke c canan b bee hahandndcrcrafafteted d inin s stotorere byby s skikilllleded d dececororatatororss lalayeyerered d wiwithth f frereshsh b bererririeses anand d frfrososteted d toto p pererfefectctioionn lilikeke o ourur p pubublilixx babakekeryry c chahantntilillyly c cakakee itit'l'll l bebe r remememembeberered d foforr alall l ththe e ririghght t rereasasonons.s. pupublblixix.. >>> welcome back. hundreds of people came out to the lexington medical center's in inaugural heart fair this afternoon. from screenings to cooking lessons. one in two people in south carolina will be affected by heart attacks, heart disease or heart failure. >> the more

. >> in columbia, leah holloway, -- wach fox news . stroke -- >> reporter: the carolina panthers get ready for super bowl 50. the gamecocks and the highlights much -- coming up in sports. >>> tonight's low 40 degrees. that should be were our afternoon temperatures are hanging around. we will look at the afternoon highs in how warm it will be right after the break. you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ >>> >>> welcome back everyone. a few things to note as we move into your workweek. this is the first week of february, and our temperatures are going to be well above average for the next few days. we're talking about 20 degrees above average. sunshine to start off the week. by the middle of the week, the rain will return. we will have a soggy set up as we move into tuesday, wednesday, thursday as well. current temperatures, in the right now and oran

lea ya has more on -- leah holloway has m me on what one woman's story. >> reporter: tomorrow is valentine's day and she plans on spending it with her husband, robert. >> me and my brother had a habit of staying up and eating cheese sandwiches after our dates. we never dated anybody else since then. >> reporter: after 40 years of marriage, alzheimer's was the last thing susan thought would enterher life. >> he was 59 when he was officially diagnosed. it's like a stab in your heart because you know what the i cared for him until it to to where we did not feel it was safe for him to be at home by himself. the drug 18 real. it's difficult to -- the struggle is real. it's difficult to see him has so much of who he is. most of robert is gone now. all we have is what we see. >> reporter: as a devited wife, susan will be there for robert on valentine's day sticking to the vows she made when saying i do. >> i love him and i always will. >> reporter: in columbia, leah "wachfox news". ." >> robert miller suffers from early son jet -- on jet which affects people younger than 54 years old. 54 years old.

leah holloway with more on that.>> reporter: republican candidates believe south carolina is a state to take. they will be in the state all that is happening next saturday.>> [ applause ] >> reporter: a day after the new hampshire primary, the republican field turning a spoken's -- focus to south carolina.>> we're going to change more lives than ever before -- than ever before. >> reporter: mark -- marco rubio telling supporters that he will be on the attack on the debate stage in the future. rubio also says that he will point out the differences and his opponents records if challenged. >> i have had some incredible victories and my lifetime. >> reporter: john kasich who pulled off a surprising second- place finish in new hampshire campaigning and the lowcountry. jeb bush also shifting his attention to an aggressive ground game in charleston. >> i like john kasich. he has been an effective government. my record is significantly more effective. medicaid and is quite proud of the. i would not be proud of it, to be honest with you.>> reporter: ted cruz assured myrtle beach supporters th

leah holloway spent some time with the members among the rich program and what they did to honor black history month. she is live in the studio. leah?>> reporter: meeting with the people was an exhilarating experience. they have been coordinating tors of the different tors of africa through storytelling. rich stands for rebuilding individual character habits. the shuttle adults are taking a step back in time. they state -- they are taking these steps forward to better the youth and our community. >> one of the important things with history is that you have the opportunity to touch and to listen.>> reporter: listening and learning about a legacy to carry on into the future. rich program embraces young themselves in society. dr. germ on mama g miller bay has been running the program for almost 2 decades.>> a lot of people today talk about our young people as being the lost generation. they are not. >> reporter: during black history month, the group's sharing information they researched on african heritage. on a regular day, these driven individuals brainstorm ideas on what they can do to

leah holloway with more. >> reporter: their hours questions for the primary. if i'm a democrat, can i vote republican. you have to choose one or the other. you cannot vote in both. some other questions, those elderly and disabled who may not get out to the county end though, they want the chance to vote as well just like everyone else. well, there are some options for you just like everyone else. going to the polls can be difficult for the elderly are people living with a disability. >> their options for a person who has trouble standing for a long time or cannot get to the polling place. you can vote absentee by mail, or you can vote absentee by person at the county elections office.>> reporter: people also have the option to vote from inside their car. >> you can pull up outside of the polling place. there will be eight polling place. there will be 8 parking place. or multiple spaces marked as curbside. poll managers monitor that space and they come out with a voters registration list, a car. >> reporter: many of already started the process of getting the bo

in lexington leah holloway, watch fox news. >> the question you have to ask >> right. >> not paying tribute. i sure wasn't. a thoughtful little man right there. they deserve every bit of the credit. >>> the cost of prescription drugs skyrocketing but there are ways to cut costs and still get the medicine you need. >>> the consumer watch tonight it's the decision that more and more people have to make as prices double. >> prescription costs have shot up more than any other care. jennifer emmert is cracking the shell game showing you what's behind the steep increases and what you can do to get the lowest price available. >> reporter: it's a routine denise mock would gladly trade. >> all right, this is every morning. some you have to choke down. i've asked my doctors do i absolutely have to have these and based on the things wrong with me they say well, unless you want to be dead. >> reporter: for the diabetic. >> one of theesz pens will last three and a half day. >> reporter: the bill for the insulin is the hardest part to swallow. >> it went from $45 a month to $178 one month and $182 the ne

live in the studio, leah holloway, wach fox news. >> so many things to do as people try to get back to their normal lives. you saw what that young man was working with there. >>> coming up next, corey miller is talking about basketball. men's and women's doing well.>> they are riding the high right >>> good evening. things for joining us with wach fox sports -- sports. let's talk said lopez, shall we? we're going to talk some baseball. greenville was there, but now it is going to be the big south the blowfish stadium. mr. shanahan spoke about that today.>> we are excited for the big south conference. we are excited for lexington county and the midlands. this is the type of event that we dreamed about when we first started playing in the stadium.>> -- >>> i thought it was going to be mr. shanahan. my mistake. let's talk about the gamecocks. to the highlights ago. nice crowd at the cla for some thursday night basketball. they played tim players. they like to play the high low. we will start right here. there was a night pick of the high low basketball. we will pick it up in the second ha

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