we're hear with cardiac arrest courtney of lexington and lexington county ems micah norman. what do you do when you arrive on the scene and someone is in cardiac arrest or v-fib? judi: alan, you suffered cardiac arrest in december. tell us what happened. alan: i was finishing a workout with my f-3 group at river bluff high school in lexington on a saturday in december. i started feeling like i never have before. like a black and white tv screen that just started fading. and my heart was fluttering. i called out to my friends for help. they immediately called 911 then laid me on the ground the last thing i remember is one of my friends starting chest compressions. i woke up at lexington medical center one day later. what did doctors tell you happened? alan: i had a piece of plaque lodged it disrupted blood flow and affected the electrical impulses in my heart. i went into a very dangerous fibrillation, or v-fib. judi: what was the treatment? i had a stent placed at lexington medical center. thankfully, there was no long-term damage to my heart. judi: alan, what message do you

lexington plastic surgeons. we often hear, "beauty is only skin deep" but if you have unsightly scars or suffer from keloids, you may be struggling with your looks and you probably find it hard to feel comfortable in your own skin. dr. jones: over this next half hour i'm not only going to tell you, but show that you no longer have to suffer in silence- because there is hope. >> now what i know about keloids is that i don't have to live like that. if i get one i can also have it removed. that's what i know today. >> today you know through dr. jones and his staff i realized that there are opportutieseso have those scars removed. and that it's not something that you are forced to deal with, that you do have options. >> the first thing that i look at when i'm in the mirror, i see, i look at where the bump used to be. and i'm saying thank god i got the bump removed. because i don't have this thing on me. anymore. >> i could do whatever i want to do now. i could have my hair up, i just feel elated. i'm cathleen trigg,

lexington business owner greg leon is charged with santos' death. according to warrants, he called 9-1-1 and told dispatchers he shot his wife's lover. a rally is taking place in lexington at this hour...where people are calling for the county's top prosecutor to step down. solicitor donnie myers is facing dui charges. and in the eyes of one family who lost their daughter in a d-u-i crash --- he's now unfit to continue serving. our mike desumma is live at the lexington county courthouse where emma longstreet's parents are holding a prayer vigil. a midlands man who lost his daughter in a deadly dui crash is leading the charge calling for a longtime lexington prosecutor to resign. david longstreet believes solicitor donnie myers has lost his moral authority to prosecute cases involving drunk driving -- cases like the one that killed longstreet's 6-year old daughter emma, in 2012. solicitor myers was arrested monday on a dui charge after a crash. longstreet is planning to continue his call for myers to step down during a prayer rally today at noon the

lexington police are beingng coroner's office. we are hoping to get an update from police at some point this morning and will make sure to keep you updated. live in lexington, michal higdon, wis news 10. over in newberry and fairfield counties, s-c dot officials are preparing the roads for the possibility of winter weather. crews have pre-treated the areas that pose the greatest threat to drivers-- including highways in a few north midlands counties. dot officials say major routes of travel, including i-77, are their main focus today. they've put a brine solution down on the roads in case there is snow. bridges and routes that run close to hospitals in that area have also been treated. stay with wis for the latest weather updates by downloading the wis weather app. it's free-- just search wis in your app store. in decision 2016, gop presidential candidate marco rubio will continue making stops through the palmetto state today. he's scheduled to hold three separate town halls with congressman trey gowdy, the last of which will be i

live in lexington county, michal higdon, wis news 10. you can definitely say it was a race to the finish for all of the republican candidates in south carolina. our "first in the south" status could be a big decision factor on the candidates who will continue on in the race after voting in the it all comes to down to the candidates and their final pushes to sway voters to their side. just about an hour ago -- florida senator marco rubio made a live appearance on the today show from columbia. rubio picked on some big endorsements this week, including from governor nikki haley, representative trey gowdy and earlier in his campaign tim scott. many are wondering if rubio doesn't finish in the top two, could this mean a loss for his campaign. this is what he had to say. "no this is still a very crowded field. there are six people running a full scale legitimate campaign here and that's usually not the case. by the time you get to south carolina, for example four years ago everyone knew it was down to mitt romney and newt gingrich, now you hav

year donnie myers has been charged with a dui after a car wreck in lexington. good morning and thanks for waking up with us on news19 this morning. i'm deon guillory. myers was taken to the richland county jail and that's where we find news19's savannah levins with the details..savannah... 3 3 it happened just before 8 pm last night on old chapin road and beech creek road. the highway patrol say myers was attempting to make a left during onto beech creek road when he ran off the road and hit a utility pole. when troppers arrived on scene they say the myers was not with the vehicle. investigators say they then went to his home and after questioning him determined he was the driver. myers was charged wtih dui and is currently in the richland county jail. myers was previously charged with a dui in 2005 in asheville north carolina. he was also cited for having an open alcohol container in his car in 2012 not charged with dui in that incident after he passed a field sobriety test. 3 3 richland 3 deputies need your help finding two suspects stealing from a samaritan

plus, a lexington county solicitor arrested overnight. this morning continues at 5. hillary clinton: wall street should never be allowed to wreck main street again. americans haven't had a raise in 15 years. but i want to go further. whether it's racism holding people back... big financial interests, drug companies, insurance companies, big oil companies... the indifference, the negligence. that's what i want to take on. to root out all of these barriers... and together we will make progress. i'm hillary clinton, coming up on news19 this morning..the eleventh circuit solicitor arrested overnight. the charges against him and why he's faced them before. 3 plus...deputies need your help finding the suspect who stole a good smaritians wallet while they were helping flood victims. 3 and it's expected to be another wet and grey day in the midlands. efren's got your full forecast coming up.. news19 this morning starts right now. 3 3 new this morning...the year donnie myers has been charged with a dui after a car wreck in lexington. good morning and thanks for waking up with

leon turned himself in overnight and is being held at the lexington county detention center. leon owns a string of san jose and pancho's mexican restaurants and became a target for federal investigators building their case against former sheriff james metts. the ex-sheriff is serving a prison sentence after admitting to a charge of harboring an illegal alien. the feds say that accusation was linked to an attempt by leon to protect undocumented workers at his businesses. leon was given a year's probation, community service and a $180 thousand dollar fine. those penalties imposed in the sentence finalized a couple of weeks ago---and just taking effect when lexington police say leon showed up in a park-and- ride area on riverchase way last night. arrest warrants say leon pulled open a rear door of multiple gunshots---hitting and killing the male victim, but none of the bullets striking leon's wife, maria rachel leon. at last report, we were told by the coroner that man's family had not been fully notified so we are withholding his identity for now. the documents also indicate le

live in lexington county, michal higdon, wis news 10. ted cruz, who is now the republican frontrunner according to a new nbc news/wall street journal poll, is upping his ante in attacks against donald trump. cruz is now leading trump by two percentage points. earlier this week-- the trump camp sent cruz a cease-and-desist letter, calling for cruz to get rid of an ad publicizing trump's supposed former pro-choice views on abortion-- or he'll sue. cruz's response to trump? bring on the lawsuits. "i'll confess, i laughed out loud. this has not been a typical race by any sense. and i don't think anyone is surprised that donald is threatening to sue people. he's done that most of his adult but this letter really was -- look, i've practiced law 20 years, and this letter really pressed the bounds of the most frivolous and ridiculous letters i've ever seen." cruz made the comments while at a cnn town hall in greenville last night. cruz continues his south carolina tour ahead of the first in the south primary this weekend. this afternoon, cruz wi

he attributes lexington's focus on schools. people who have lived there for their entire lives say the town has come a long way.>> we have grown 83% since the year 2000.>> reporter: mayor steve mcdougal speaking to a packed room at the town's state of lexington address. there's been record construction, a lower crime rate, economic growth, and improved water quality. mayor mcdougal says that is helping make lex -- lexington one of the fastest-growing communities in south carolina. >> were it a good place in lexington. >> reporter: in 2015, it improved intersections and high tech traffic management systems to keep up with the increase in traffic. >> lexington has grown. it is grown tremendous inside of the city and also in the county.>> reporter: sherell harris has lived in lexington his entire life and he is the major economic growth over the look at the traffic at how it was and how it is now. it is really improved over the years.>> the town prides itself on being a place were citizens want to live, work, play, and learn.>> re

hour, ben >> worst is over guaranteed for most of of the mid lands, columbia, that includes you lexington there will be still be afternoon, but now the strong and the leading end of these storms, the strongest section and the leading end of these storms is moving there across lee county. you mentioned that lee county was getting out regular schedule; is that right? >> i believe they were holding them. >> look at how this thing has blown up in the past 14 minutes or so. most of the storms this afternoon have not had vivid lightning displayst all. you've heard thunder a couple of quick bolts of lightning, but the story has been the wind, and the wind damage with the straightlane winds that have been at 60, to 65 winds, with winds even higher than that, and the worst of it is still? the heart of bishop villain it is moving east at 40, this is going it. it is going off the east, we are done with the significant storms in the central and northern counties, however when you go back to the south and west, i will will show you some of the storms in eastern georgia, they are right there, and it is

until 8:30 cruz will be in anderson at the civic center. 3 ohio governor john kasich will be in lexington county tonight. he's holding a town hall meeting at murray's neighborhood bar and grill from 7 until 8 pm. that's located on charleston highway in cayce. 3 meanwhile democrat bernie sanders will be in columbia today.he has two events scheduled this morning. one is a prayer breakfast with faith leaders and the other is a town hall.both are invitation only events. 3 again the gop primary is saturdrd...and the demorcratic primary is february 27th.you can only vote in one primary.for more information....just head to our website... wltx dot com... and click on sc primaries 3 3 here's a look at some midlands today..usc will host of the nation's top political journalists for a panel about presidential primary politics. it'll take place at 7:30 tonight in room 231 of the wiliams brice building..locate d at greene and pickens street. the event is free and open to the public. 3 the senate gets back to work today debating a roads bill. those talks started last thursday. department of transportat

county jail.2 year's ago leon was in involved in the public corruption investigation in lexington county. he got probation and a fine, but no jail time, was helpful in the prosecution of former sheriff jimmy metts. 3 lexington county councilman bobby keisler is inviting the community to a join him at the park to pray for the deputies hurt in the car accident wednesday night. the prayer ceremony will be held tonight at 6:30 at the park on nazareth road in red bank. 3 tonight the second annual eliza bowl fundraiser will celebrate 3 million dollars raised. the eliza bowl raises funds for the cure sanfilippo foundation. this year's event will be at leaside in columbia at six thirty. there will be food, entertainment and a silent auction. tickets are available for 50 dollars a person. 3 this morning newberry college will host its three on three basketball tournament over 100 athletes will participate in the event to benefit special olympics.first tipoff will begin in eleazer arena on college street at ten thirty a-m.the event is free and open to the public. 3 also happening today..the usc bas

they play arch rival airport friday night for second place in the region. 3 lexington at home taking on the south aiken, a wildcat win >> lexington would move them into a tie with the thoroughbreads for 2-nd in south bacon. moving into spencer bethea driving and finds darius bryant in the driving, finds bryant corner takes a dribble and the three hits from long range big night for himnow lexington down 58-56 late and its behtea lexington is down inbounding inbounding can't get the pass secure the pass and but gets tipped back to bethea for heading to bucket at nicely done at 58in the xtra peiord its bethea nice spin move to the bucket he had 7 belonged to bryant who surveys decides to drive and check out scoup, he had 31 to lead everybodylexington wins 69-64, they'll play white belonginged to thursday night and won, 31 3 its been a big week for gameockc basketball on both the men lexington wins. they will but frank marti thursday night. >>> a next on the docket as they host lsu tomorrow night.ben gamecocks here. they come to columbia hoping to defend their number one conference ranki

the death of arturo bravo.it all happened sunday night at the park and ride on riverchase way in lexington county. according to the warrant for his arrest...leon opened the door of a bravo's vehicle then shot and killed the man. investigators say he also attempted to murder his wife who was also in the car...but the bullets missed her.he's currently at at the lexington county jail.2 year's ago leon was in involved in the public corruption investigation in lexington county. he got probation and a fine, but no jail time, because prosecutors said he was helpful in the jimmy metts. 3 a lexington county deputy is recovering in the hospital this morning after being in a car accident with two other deputies. it happened on platt springs road late wednesday night. news 19 janae frazier has the latest. 3 *nats of cars* cars zoom by debris on platt springs road residents walk by orange lexington county deputy cars took place karen brown/ resident2:13 we were just getting ready for bed and just heard a lot of sirens, a lot of them so we knew something was happening.- *dissolve///nats of sirens** two

we had about a 30 percent turnout in lexington county. so i've prepared everything to about 40 to 42 percent turnout equipment to help the lines not be so long." crepes tells me there are also hotlines set aside for poll managers to call tomorrow for assistance in the event of an emergency. however, to speed up the process, voters can have their photo id ready before entering the table to check-in. polling places across the midlands are open from 7 am to w-i-s caught up with him on main street just a short while ago. "i can't remember one like this. i'm not sure there'll be another one like it.

"through these efforts the town of lexington did not sustain any human casualties. mother nature dealt us a handful but with our outpouring of support from our community, we were able to provide for all of the needs we had during this most difficult time."he then focused on one particular theme... "dealing with the growth that's coming whether we like it or not."according to the mayor - since july ...70 million dollars in new construction has been approved for upgrades within the town...that's 35 percent higher than the 2014 fiscal year.and that growth has made priority. "the most anticipated project of 2016 is our continued improvements to eliminate traffic congestion."something that the town is already working on with computerized traffic signals that adapt to traffic - an over 5 million dollar project. "we will be the first municipality in the state to implement this new technology at all traffic intersections in town." kauffmann says it's a little early to tell if she's noticed a major improvement, but... "i went through one of the intersections on my way to the

we are told that to lexington sheriffs vehicles hit each other around 9:00 9:00 p.m. last night as they were responding to a call. three deputies were taken to the hospital come up but are expected to be okay this morning. no word on what led to the accident. >> a late-night fire these two elderly people homeless. it happened near the intersection of redwood court and carlton drive. you can see the flames coming from the house. the fire crews say whenenhey got there, the flames took over the home. investigators are trying to figure out at this hour what caused the fire. the crews say that the house is >> let's and things over two check on the weather. >> we are starting off cold all through the neighborhood. 30degrees in camden, 32 in newberry. in aiken, 34 degrees. orangeburg, warmer at 38, 37 in manning. 31degrees in columbia, clear skies and light winds out of the west at 3 miles per hour. when the kids head to the bus stop, it will need their winter gear. on the 30 degrees as they head off to school this morning. we will have sunshine today and it will feel warmer

until 8:30 cruz will be in anderson at t the civic center. 3 ohio governor john kasich will be in lexington county tonight. he's holding a town hall meeting at murray's neighborhood bar and grill from 7 until 8 pm. that's located on charleston highway in cayce. 3 meanwhile democrat bernie sanders will be in columbia today.he has two events scheduled this morning morning. one is a prayer breakfast wi faith leaders and the other is a town hall. 3 republican candidates continue to criss cross throughout the state....trying to drum up support leading up to this saturday's primary...all hoping to win all important delegates. because delegates are what win you the nomination. 3 it all starts with the word delegates.you see each state is alloted delegates both republican and democrat. delegates are usually party activists, party leaders or early supporters of a candidate.come primary or caucus day, depending on your state, after the popular vote is tallied...the delgates are divide up between the candidates. then...those delegates go on to the national convention and vote for your candidate on you

an anti-drunk driving rally is under way in front of the judicial center in lexington arguers at the rally are calling for donnie meyers' resignation. we have a report. sonia? >> reporter: that's right i'll group has gotten together today. the conference is about to start in a couple of minutes. they are asking donnie meyers he is elected by the people and he is a prosecutor for people here in lexington. they are saying if you yourself have been doing these things, it is time for you step down. you lost your son in 2013. today, you are asking him to step down. how many of you are here today and how soon do you think that he will respond to that? >> well, hopefully, he will do a lot of soul searching and take it upon himself to the do the right thing and step down, resign and hope that we get somebody that actually practices what they preach. being a solicitor, it is kind of hard to hand down punishment to people who break the law and you turn around and break it and he did preside over my son's case back in 2013. and it took two years to finally get it brought forward. we did receive

if you buy something on line in lexington, you have a safe place to pick it up. today, the lexington police department unveiled internet now, it's located in the parking lot of the town of lexington municipal complex on maiden lane and it's under constant video surveillance. >> firefighters are taking steps to keep families safe tomorrow in irmo. members of the irmo fire department will visit homes to teach people how to protect themselves from home fires and they will be installing free smoke alarms where needed. the smoke alarm blitz will focus on homes around broken hill, bittle and vincent roads. >> talking politics tonight. in our vote 2016 coverage, one candidate is hoping that nice guys don't finish last. ohio governor and republican presidential candidate john kasich spoke to the south carolina chamber of commerce this afternoon. and during his campaign, kasich says he has gone out of his way to stay out of the mudslinging between other candidates. >> the problem with going negative all the time is how do you ever get anything done? long term? the dark si

lexington, 67 and newberry, 68. tonight, temperatures not bad. the lows will fall into the upper 40s and low 50s under mostly cloudy skies with a mild start to your sunday. sunday afternoon, rain chances increase. temperatures will decrease and showers are likely on tuesday. she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families of reservists and the national guard. standing strong around the world for human rights hillary clinton. she'll raise the minimum wage. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. with the gop primary . >>> the gop primary is well under way. it is 12:18 in columbia and everyone is weighing in and who they think will take south carolina. the truth is, it is anybody's race. news 19's jr berry joins us >>reporter: we are joined by nonpartisan political newspaper out of our nation's capital. >> my pleasure. >>reporter: the voters a

myers told investigators he'd had one drink at uno's in lexington but none after the collision. the report says myers had problems with several sobriety tests including being unable to say his abc's. this follows a 2012 traffic stop in which a trooper says myers was weaving on old chapin. he blamed that in part on an exciting gamecock baseball game on the radio. myers admitted having a couple of drinks--but said someone else had left the cup containing scotch in his car. he later pleaded guilty to an open container charge and paid a fine. some seven years earlier, myers was pulled over by an officer in asheville where he was attending a conference. he flunked two blood alcohol tests---with results about twice the legal standard. but his dwi conviction in north carolina happened more than ten years ago. the law says because more than a decade has passed between arrests----the newest case would be considered a first offense. that means it's a not trigger potential removal from office. jack kuenzie wis news ten. tonight, presidential candidate hillary clinton is in columbia. ahead

we're live outside of the lexington county jail with the investigation. chuck. >> reporter: that is right. forty-nine-year-old gregorio leon is charged with murder after a fatal shooting last night. we were there at riverchase way in the town of lexington shortly after police responded to the shooting around 8:30. one man was dead from multiple gunshot wounds. there was also a female victim that was not injured but involved in this incident. those names have not yet been released. gregorio leon did turn himself in this morning. earlier i spoke to corporal cameron morganton with the town who said the motive is still unclear at this point. and they are helping with the investigation. martin said said gregorio leon will not have a bond hearing today because of the severity of the charges. the judges being murder, attended murder, possession of a firearm. he will go to a circuit court judge. and lorenzen said he was unable to confirm when that might be. but until then, gregorio leon will be right here at the lexington county detention center. reporting live,

kris anderson is in lexington. good morning, john. >> john: right now the snow it's transitioned from that light, wet snow we had earlier. now we're seeing big, heavy flakes. i don't think you need the snow boots just yet, but keep them close. you'll probably need them later this morning. i do want to show you some of the accumulation we've had. nothing really on the roads. we got a little bit over here in the grass. this is what you're seeing, the snow sticking to the grass, sticking to some of the trees around here, but like i said, the roads not a whole lot of accumulation just yet. they're actually just still kind of wet, these roads here, moisture has been treated, we see some plows coming by, but they're kind of in this stand-by mode waiting for that snow to really start accumulating out here on the roads. it was kind of the same story, our trip from boston out here to worcester, the plows kind of hanging out on the side of the roads while this rain transitioned into the snow. like i said, i don't think you n

that news coming from the lexington county sheriff's department this morning. the crash happened last wednesday. investigators say two patrol cars were responding to a burglary in progress when they collided. exactly how the cruisers hit each other is still under investigation by highway patrol. governor nikki haley is standing firm against president obama's plan to shut down the guantanamo bay prison and bring the terrorists there into america. today the president announced he is sending congress a plan to close gitmo and transfer dozens of the terrorists to facilities in the u.s., possibly including the navy brig in charleston. governor haley has already declared she opposes bringing terrorists to south carolina and today she took to twitter saying, "we have made our stance very clear: we will fight any attempt by president obama to bring terrorists into our states." the president's plan comes seven years after he vowed to shutdown the facility during his first year in office. andrew spencer has the latest. 1:10-1:12 "for many years, it's been clear that the

back to the breaking news tonight of a suspicious death in lexington. details are limited right now. investigators are on scene, on riverchase way, which is near corley mill road. wis' mike desumma is there. he just got an update from lexington police. mike -- tell us what you know. stay with wis for the latest on this developing story. we'll update you on-air and and online at wistv.com. a kershaw county man will be in bond court this week after shooting and killing a suspected thief. 49-year-old jimmy methe has been charged with voluntary manslaughter after deputies say he shot and killed a 17 year old boy. early saturday morning deputies were called to methe's home in camden for a shooting. methe reportedly told deputies he caught the teen and another person n ealing from his truck. he says he shot one of them as they tried to run away. 17-year-old brandon spencer of camden was killed. he was a sophomore at camden high school. the other person involved has not been identified. this afternoon supreme court justice antonin from el paso, texas to 'atlan

over in lexington, joseph hunt's truck and home dodged a pine tree. back over in columbia, this home on gordon street near c.a. johnson high school wasn't so lucky. needless to say, sce&g's been busy. "we've been working since knowing that the storm was coming to get our crews ready." and spokesperson ginny jones says there have crews ready." and spokesperson ginny jones says there have been plenty of outages to fix. "there have been a number of incidents causing outages. richland and lexington county were particularly hard hit, and we've been working all around the state to try to restore outages as they've come up." jones says the company has re-routed crews from other counties. she says some from sumter will be headed here thursday morning. "what you're looking at is a lot of single incidents at different homes, so some of those outages will take some more time to repair than, for instance, a large incident customers back on at one time." that was chad mills reporting. jones says that's why sce&g trims limbs throughout the year -- to reduce the dam

saying he is no longer credible to prosecute dui cases.the rally is set for noon in front of the lexington judicial center. 3 law students at usc will host a panel on the impact of police-community relations tonight. the panel will focus communities and ways to improve relationships with police. it will take place at auditorium. 3 today s-c-e-and-g plans to announce its support for flood affected farmers by making a donation to plant it forward south carolina. the initiative is dedicated to supporting and promoting the state's agriculture industy. the power company will be reimbursing farmers for the costs of seeds of destroyed crops and other losses. the announcement will happen at 9:15 at the state house. 3 homeless helping homeless of columbia will present ilent voices,an evening of music, theater and visual arts at tapps art center on main street tonight.doors open at 6 p.m. with a silent auction and light refreshments. the show begins at 7 p.m.performances during the event are based on writings created by members of the columbia homeless community tickets are general admission with a

traffic was re-routed in lexington today after a house fell off of a >>> traffic was rerouted in lexington after a house fell off a trailer. these pictures were posted via social media on facebook this morning by the lexington police department. wow! the mishap caused corley street between north lake and harmon to be closed for several hours this morning. >>> there is no shadow to be cast, an early spring is my forecast! [ cheers ] >> well, this morning in pennsylvania, punxsutawney phil did not see his shadow and that means an early spring is on the way. but don't break out those shorts just yet, though. phil doesn't really have the since 1988, phil's been right 13 times and wrong 15, which isn't too bad. by the way, bo at the little river game ranch be, he saw his shadow as well or or did not. >> which one is it? >> he falls in line with punxsutawney phil, early spring. >> you are saying the -- they are right? >> oh, yeah. >> that means it will be an early spring? >> yes. >> i always get confused. >> it feels like an early spring. >> i count on john farley. >> he's up next. >>> welcome b

he's live in lexington with more. mike. judi, charles derious sutton showed much remorse for his actions as he addressed the courtroom. he shed tears and apologized to the family of valerie rhodes for his actions --- and for a tragic crash that both sides say was avoidable. the highway patrol says that sutton consumed at least 7 beers and a shot at two columbia bars last night before getting in his car and driving south on 321. investigators say sutton's car then crossed the median on the highway and slammed into rhodes vehicle head on. she was pronounced dead at the scene. her family didn't wish to speak on camera but told us she was an inspiration to her loved ones...a mother to two grown children and a longtime healthcare worker for lexington medical center. as part of his bond sutton is not to consume alcohol or have any contact with the he's due back in court in june. live in lexington, mike desumma, wis news 10. donald trump is back in south carolina tonight--speaking to supporters here for the first time since his se

in lexington we're seeing primarily snowflakes at this point. no accumulations at this point because it hasn't been falling wrong enough. the ground still has to get colder for it to start sticking. good news is traffic is moving smoothly, traffic is light. if you have to get out today, you're in good shape on route 128 northbound and southbound in lexington. that's the story from the travel plaza in lexington. new england." >> sarah: thanks, kris. already switching to snow over there. the storm will hit as commuters are just hitting the roads this morning. let's get a look at conditions on the mass pike with marshall hook in our traffic tracker. good morning, marshall. >> marshall: good morning to you. much like kris said, it's rain right now, but we may be starting to see that thrift because as reliable as the car thermometer, is we've seen it go from 39 degrees to 36 degrees in just about the last 15 minutes or so. so that's the temperature drop that's going to turn this rain into snow. you can see right now it is still just rain out here on

more this morning...brandon... 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 if you are traveling in the town of lexington early this morning... here is a road closure you need to be aware of. the city will close the up until 5am today... for landscape maintenance. east bound traffic will be detoured onto east butler street... west bound will be detoured on maiden lane. 3 if you head some loud booms going off in orrangeburg county today, don't worry. the organeburg county sheriff's office and sled will perform bomb squad training...you may hear explosives going off. this is happening from 9am to 4pm... at the training facility located about eight miles east of bowman. 3 lexington's state of the town address ius tonight. mayor steve macdougall will discuss the steps taken to provide cleaner water and lower waste in the lower saluda river.this includes closing the coventry woods and four other wastewater plants. the state of the town address is at 6:30 at lexington town hall on maiden street.you can also watch the address live at lex-s-c dot com. 3 3 in columbia... police continue to search for a man they s

big baseball news for lexington county. the big south conference is moving it's tournament to the lexington county baseball stadium. the announcement was made today at the ballpark. the eight team double-elimination tournament will start may 24th with the championship game scheduled for may 28th. the final game will be televised by espnu. the conference was looking for a neutral site to hold the tournament. the big south has four of it's eleven baseball schools located in south carolina....winthrop, charleston southern, presbyterian and coastal carolina. lexington county baseball stadium is also the home field for the blowfish....a team made up of college players that compete in a summer developmental league. shanahan: to get a national audience for lexington county at our ballpark is going to make everyone so proud. lake:so much baseball is played every weekend..across the street..just hundreds of young baseball players that i won't to get to know about our program..not only mine but the whole conference. these lil' chicki

that news coming from the lexington county sheriff's department this morning. the crash happened last wednesday. investigators say two patrol cars were responding to a burglary in progress when they collided. exactly how the cruisers hit each other is still under ahead of this weekend's "first in the south" democratic presidential primary, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will both answer questions tonight from voters in columbia during a cnn town hall. it's being held at the usc school of law on main street. the town hall airs tonight from 8 to 10. wis will have coverage leading up to the event-- as well as highlights on the news at eleven. ahead of tonight's town hall, clinton is expected to speak at a forum called "breaking down barriers" at central baptist church in columbia. she has a group of mothers on her side with high-profile stories. she'll be joined by a group that includes the mothers of trayvon martin, sandra bland, eric garner and dontre hamilton. they spoke at mount zion missionary baptist church in sumter monday. the women say clinton is the

there are still some outages in lexington, richland and aiken counties. power companies say more could come tonight or tomorrow as winds continue to pick up. severe threat is less as much of the dynamics lift to the northeast however, a few thunderstorms will develop along the cold front as to the northeast however, a few thunderstorms will develop along the cold front as it moves through the state. clearing skies and cooler temperatures tonight through thursday. stay on top of the latest weather headed your way by downloading the wisweatherapp. it's free in your app store -- front as it moves through the state. clearing skies and cooler stay on top of the latest weather headed your way by downloading the wisweatherapp. it's free in your app store -- standard data and messaging may apply. the man in charge of the company that manufactured internet "sweepstakes" machines -now considered illegal in south carolina - has been sentenced after pleading guilty to multiple charges in august. -l.w. flynn ran magic minutes - he plead guilty in august to operating a

and at lexington, a little bit of a slow down. from simpson road to downtown, >>> welcome back, it is 6:49 am.>>> let's talk about usa today, and the front eover.>> this is the glitz, glamour and glory, all about the grammy awards. >> we have been talking about fashion and the debuts, and attributes. >> in one part of this, talking about the couples. double the pleasure, adorable couples. we have sierra and russell wilson, kristy teagan and john legend. >> she was my pick for best dressed. >> taylor swift and gomez, but that outfit was not so good. >> even justin bieber and his are going viral. >> i did not even know he had a little brother until those pictures came out.>> we talked about trends in the fashion, and the big trend is black. a lot of the stars wore black, adele, carrie underwood. another part in the usa today is the review of the new kanye west album. the new album, "the life of pablo" got 3.5 stars out of 4. >> we have been tweeting out pictures, and we want your opinion. so let us know what you think. you do not ha

this is lexington along route 18. the-- 128. weather team is tracking the norm. >> we have the -- tracking the snow he. >> we have the updated coming. >> exclusive poll numbers the highlights from the democratic debate and the candidate getting the endorsement of governor charlie baker. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning. thanks for being here. we have major weather to talk about i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon. snow in some parts let's look at the mass pike. you can see some big flakes falling out that way. the weather team is here tracking the storm. >> let's begin with danielle niles. we are seeing a change over happening. >> that's what we will track all morning. we have got the rain and we start to mix in with some of the big wet flakes. here's a zoomed out look atsatellite and radar. eastern massachusetts is dealing with areas of rain mixing with and changing over as well. so temperatures are in the upper 30s right now in southeastern massachusetts. 37 in brockton

lexington is 51. here in the capital city 50 degrees. we are dealing with a lot of fog issues. dense fog right now in camden, less than a quarter mile. half a mile or less visibility in winnsboro to newberry, a mile or less in saluda and half a mile in lexington. the bottom line, there is a lot of dense fog out there, especially in the low lying areas so keep that in mind as you head out. by the time the kids get out of school it will be 73 degrees. but even with the cloud cover we will be in the lower to mid 70s. further south we could be hitting a couple of upper 70 temperatures. slight chance for sprinkles but it will be rather warm as lows tonight will be in the upper 50s into the lower 60s. this system we are watching in the central plains very closely will be making its way first to the deep south today bringing the possibility of severe weather. for us tomorrow we are looking at the possibility of showers and thunderstorms. some of them could be strong. ways go into the early morning hours tomorrow we could see a few sprinkles but by mid- morning this line will start com

lexington inch and a half. initially logan which is report from 7:00 a.m. 0.2 since then it's been snowing. the numbers a little bit higher in the city of boston. storm time line has a band of snow across southern new england. again at time heavy snow and afternoon hours here is the back edge moving through the connecticut river valley. and that begins to head into the city of boston around 4:00 or 5:00. then we see it wind down as we step toward this evening. snowfall totals between 5 to 8 inches of snow. i think we'll end up with 5 to in some locations 8 inches of snow. the numbers will be 5 to 6 north of mass pike. city of boston around 6 inches of snow. as you head further south down toward foxboro. a quick start this morning with heavier snow. i'm guessing down in here southeast mass probably closer to 8 inch of snow close to five. that's why we do a range. en further down into the southeast mass. 4 to 5 inches of snow out on cape and island. 1 to 3 inches of snow. last winter we had so many storm with the

moving to parts of lexington county into columbia and then more going into aryans from hopkins and throw sumpter and approaching into areas so a lot of rainfall, a lot of lightning with it. right now in columbia 60s and calm winds. we expect the ring to continue in thunderstorms as well. low 51 and then tomorrow brain seven-day forecast and when the rain will be out of here coming you. >>> one man dead and another missing after the boat capsized afternoon. dnr officials say other boaters but were unsuccessful. they pulled the other man into revive him. the missing man. >>> richland county hope you can find the people who stole the wallet of a man who was helping victims in last october's historic flood. it happened october 5, the day after all the rain fell in columbia. the victim was on north ridge road near gills creek were some of the worst flooding had taken place. while the good samaritan was helping others the suspect went wallet and other personal items. later that day the suspects charged $400 on the victims credit card at local businesses. if you know anything that can help poli

is currently being held at the lexington county jail. you may recognize his name because he was involved in a public it -- corruption cause a lexington county. he hired illegal people. he got probation and a fine and no jail time because prosecutors said he was helpful in the prosecution. >>> if you cross some bridges trash and debris in the streams and creeks but this is more than just an eyesore. it could lead to more flooding. daniel bonds explains. >> piles of debris from october floods still litter creeks. the floods introduced a tremendous amount of material to the streams in this area. he says there's a lot of concern about water quality issues after the flood but he is also worried about another danger. >> there should be a big concern over the trees and debris and sediment that's been deposited in the streams and the implications that has to future flooding. spec even though the 2015 flood was a rare been, there's always a chance for another one. >> as like rolling the dice. >> with the amount of debris in much water to produce

3 chat 3 3 3 if you are traveling in the town of lexington early this morning... here is a road closure you need to be aware of. the city will close the 100 block of east main street up until 5am today... for landscape maintenance. east bound traffic will be detoured onto east butler street... west bound will be detoured on maiden lane. 3 if you live in orangeburg county... you might hear some loud booms... like bombs going off today.dont worry, it will be the orangeburg county sheriff office and sled performing bomb squad training...you may hear detonation of explosives.... from 9am to 4pm... at the training facility located about eight miles east of bowman. 3 results from the noise and lighting study for the new columbia commons baseball stadium are complete.the city of columbia invites people of booker washinton heights, cottontown, earlwood, elmwood and robert mills neighborhoods these results tonight at five thirty.the public meeting will take place at the earlwood community center on parkside drive. 3 the state of the town address for lexington will take pla

leon had been implicated in the scandal surrounding former lexington county sheriff james metts. and a fine in that case. three lexington county sheriff's deputies are on the mend today after two of their patrol cars hit each other. our mike desumma joins us now from our newsroom with the latest. mike. charles, dawndy for everybody whose heard this story since it broke last night -- that fact is the truly incredible one. according to the sheriff's department all three of the deputies involved in the crash suffered non life threatening injuries. as of this afternoon two of the officers have been released from the hospital. initial reports last night were that both vehicles were responding to a burglary in progress last night. responders say the crash itself happened sometime around 9 p-m. exactly how the cruisers hit each other is still under investigation by the south carolina highway patrol. there are several homes and businesses right near the crash site. today some residents told us they distinctly remember hearing the collision. it sounded like a bomb went off and when i went out

three lexington county sheriff's deputies are still recovering today -- after being crash last night. our mike desumma joins us now from our newsroom mike. judi the big piece of good news surrounding this incident is that none of the deputies suffered life threatening injuries. in fact, two are already out of the hospital. initial reports indicated the two cruisers involved were responding to a burglary in progress in lexington. they collided on platt springs road near old orangeburg road at around 9 p-m. the highway patrol is still looking into the exact pattern of how the two vehicles met each other. there are several homes that sit right near the crash site. many people told me today they rushed out to it when they heard the impact. several said the wreck sounded like a bomb going off. "walked down the road seen a trooper's car banged in and the other one was real bad. looked terrible!" "it was one of those occasions where it just hits home and you understand and think about and really process the associated with those of us who are out on the road each and every day." officials wi

we could have tornadoes later this month in lexington. pick up those weather radios because we are going to need it as spring rolls around. accidents reported. i-26 over at marker 66377, it starts to get light. a lot of people have the day off a new incidents are being reported. if you are heading from 277, it is looking to be about seven minutes heading to downtown. guys, we have a very interesting they had of us, don't they? >> we do. tonight is a 59th annual grammy awards. >> we are talking about them now. ll cool j is hosting and several artists are expected to perform including taylor swift, but who will walk away with the coveted gold statue? wherewith these two producers to talk about their top picks. >> was talk about the different things. first, the have big >> i'm looking for to seeing kendrick lamar walk away with a lot. >> his album was very socially conscious coming out at a time when the country was going through a lot. and he got the most nominations, 11. >> record of the year, who do we have? we have really love, uptown fu

temperature right now, 71 in lexington. seventy-one in saint matthews. a couple 70s right now from saluda down to aiken, down to orangeburg. maybe cooler from winnsboro, to camden. the sunshine feels absolutely beautiful right now outside. here in columbia, 71. a little cloud coverage. wind out of the west, southwest. at 11 miles per hour right now. cloud free for the most part throughout the palmetto state. we have an approaching cold front. the tail end of this -- this area of low pressure, will fizzle out as it gets into the deep southern states. all of the rain following the cold front heading toward that area -- and staying in the north carolina region. today. overnight tonight, and tomorrow, a little more cloud coverage. the upstate. all throughout the day tomorrow, we will have a mixture of sunshine and clouds. not expecting any rain as we're looking at highs today in the middle to upper 50s. the northern communities still in the lower-70s. nevertheless, we still have a lot of sunshine. in columbia, expecting a high of 75. wind continues out of th

as of friday afternoon is it is 55 degrees right now in lexington. newberry, winnsboro, 54. orangeburg, 55. a little cooler at aiken at 54 degrees. a lot of sunshine right now. 55 degrees and columbia. relative humidity, 38%. with wind out of the east at 8 miles per hour. all the way to the top of the atmosphere, the air is very dry. not a single cloud in the sky all throughout the palmetto state. the high-pressure is allowing the dry air to stay in place. the dry air will continue to warm us up as we are expecting highs today in the upper 50s, lower-60s. even into the middle 60s. we get as high as 66 in orangeburg. and columbia, 64. a lot of sunshine. wind out of the southeast at five up to 10 miles per hour. increasing cloud coverage into the overnight hours. 35 degrees, for the low. all the lows will range from the lower to middle 40s. it won't be as cold as we have had over the past several mornings. pronounced dry air. very warm air for that matter, in the southern plains. this area of low pressure and this cold front will be the next weather maker. as they both make th

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