and at "encounter church" on "north limestone street" in gaffney... also....the spartanburg county "community emergency response team" opened a shelter at "duncan uniter methodist church" on "west main street" in duncan... limbs down in "travelers rest"...this is one of the hardest hit areas in the upstate... "7 news reporter tony cedrone" joins us live from travelers rest... tony what are you seeing? we've been driving around the northern part of greenville county all afternoon... it's been a mix of freezing rain and snow.. we've seen several tree limbs down along the side of poinsett highway...power crews trying to fix fallen power lines ... intersections with stop lights haven't been working for a few hours...many businesses around here had to close early because of the power outage.... russell watson, fire chief, duncan chapel: "we've seen a lot of trees down power lines down people without power.some stranded motorists, but for the most papeople seem b staying fe road,a helped o a." brett "it's awesome i love it. it's kind nice to have the day of

closed right now between bristol road and limestone pike.ou can see that police activity on the scene. you can see several vehicles involved. they have letting crews head down the roadway right in here. you can see they're moving in and out. several times, i've seen cars come through this intersection right now, turn around in the middle and try to leave. so a tow truck moves by there, as well. roadways are slippery. i just checked some of our cameras along inter state road. icy conditions there, as well. nmg new jersey, the northbound lanes right in here. that would be headed in the 423 where you had to get to philadelphia. not a lot of delay or backup so far for the morning. our drive times on 95 are doing okay. you can see we have a 12-had minute trip southbound. watch out for that construction. 95 northbound. >> thank you, jessica. >>> this morning, an update on the breaking story we first told you about yesterday. ahead at 6:00, we'll tell you about the arrests made in connection with that attack. and what we know about the suspects. po

limestone and marble extraction has been taking place in these hills for years. but environmentalists fear the rate at which it happening is devastating the environment. excavators have carved out huge chunks from the hills. the raw materials are used to make goods ranging from marble and cement to vet lieser. some of the industries are poorly regulated with workers toiling in hazardous conditions. but many depend on the jobs created by these businesses. >> around 15,000 people are employed in these industries former an formal and informal. >> some of the factories have been accused of encroaching on land that is not theirs. the provincial government said it is working to keep mining in check. >> we will not extend permits in protected areas. if they're operating there we will stop them. we won't issue new permits. >> but how much of these hills will be subject to protection is unclear. those who want to see it preserved know they have to offer an alternative to those who have come to see the hills as a resource waiting to be exploited. or the beauty of this plac

the majestic limestone fireplace anchors the room and has played host to many nobel prize winners. adjacent to the living room is this wonderful dining area. encased by beautiful mahogany, it's topped off by this gold leaf coffered ceiling, and of course a limestone fireplace to complement the living room. here in the family room, it's all about the ocean views. you have these beautiful picture windows that drink in the sunlight. we have exposed beamed ceilings of natural wood, a stone fireplace, and for entertaining, you have the fabulous marble wet bar. could you imagine waking up in this master bedroom? how could you have a bad day? you wake up to these walls of glass, looking out to the amazing cypress trees and the ocean. the room is adorned with this detailed marble fireplace. you have a fabulous sunken lounge area, perfect for reading a book and enjoying nature. the oversized spa-like master bath is adorned with marble and rich mahogany accents. it enjoys a steam shower and a wonderful jacuzzi tub looking out to the ocean. situated on its own private level, this 500 square f

right now, that is closed between limestone pike and 1210. you can see some snow into the center lanes over in the shoulder, clearly we have an overturned truck and several crews and tow trucks on the scene around so they can get this truck upright again. but now with that chose your in place, we have an alternative for you that is your best bet to take lower state road. lower state road, as well, definitely give yourself extra time as you go through the door. you can see no problems east or westbound and into center city so far for the morning, no problems. now matt is out driving around trying to check out some of those roads, as well. there he is. he's not driving. he's standing there. tell us house i feels out there, matt. >> we got out of the swrek for a few minutes to show you what we're seeing around here. we're in doversville, montgomery coun county. you see some of the wet stuff over there right now, especially because it is so cold. everything out here is really just turning to ice, especially with those few flakes of snow that we s

sharon risher was the featured speaker at a king day event at limestone college. risher's mother, ethel lance, was among the nine killed at mother emanuel church last june. today, risher condemned that shooting and others that, she says, are happening all too often. >> when we're in a place where shootings and killings with guns or by whatever means is a normal thing, something is wrong. when a person's life is not sacred, where the police shoot and ask questions later, for me, right now king's dreams are just , that. they're dreams. carol: risher encouraged limestone students to exercise michael: at the greenville community sterling center, more than 100 members of the community can to eat breakfast to remember martin luther king, jr., and listen to eunice coakley guyton speak. coakley-guyton is the sister of one of the emanuel nine, reverend myra thompson. she also met doctor king as a freshman in college and he chose her to participate in a sit-in. the folks at sterling took the time to remember the emanuel ame church victims. and talk about love and non-violen

allyson: risher encouraged limestone students to exercise their right to vote, and to help make changes for the better. geoff: the legacy of doctor king brought furman university students to the cancer survivor's park in greenville. as part of the mlk day of service, students in the greek system cleared away debris from the boardwalk and along the river. students say they wanted to spend the day helping others as doctor king asked people to do. >> he preaches be kind to others and come out together with brothers and sisters. with us coming together and just helping out our community and showing everyone that we want help out. geoff: the cleanup comes in time for a grand opening of the park which provides cancer survivors a place to reflect heal and hope. allyson: an organization that helps women prevent and fight breast cancer got some help from an upstate restaurant. wing zone on mill's avenue in greenville is donating 100% of yesterday's sales to the susan g. komen foundation. after hearing about the fundraiser many people placed orders ahead of time to help. the komen foundation for

. >> it is set at limestone college windy zombies come. myra: tell us about your new book. >> it includes several short stories, several which take place at limestone as well. >> i'm doing a literary scavenger hunt. basically, everyone who comes will be divided into teams. they will have a clue which will lead them to a book. the first team to get through all the clues gets a prize. myra: what is it like trying to inspire people to read more? >> there is so much going on, so much social media. sometimes books get lost in the shuffle. myra: we have a quiz for you. you are supposed to name the author that goes along with this quote. "a good old-fashioned creepy crawler reads like a bestseller to me. who said this? >> it sounds like something myra: good job. here is the next one. "i became insane with long intervals of horrible sanity. who said this? >> i will go with edgar allen poe. myra: good job. here is the final questiti. "all the perfumes will sleep in his hand. >> it sounds like shake. -- shakespeare. myra: good job. >> july when some

charleston church shooting victim encouraged upstate students to exercise their right to vote a a a limestone college event. >> when we lived in a place where shootings and killings with guns is a normal mean, something is wrong. sacred, where the police shoot and ask questions later, for me, right now, king's dreams are just that, dreams. geoff: sharon risher was the featured speaker. risher's mother, ethel lance, was among the nine killed june at mother emanuel church. she encouraged the students to vote helping make changes for , the better. allyson: at the sterling community center, more than a hundred people heard from a woman who knewewoctor king. >> he spent time [no audio] allyson: eunice coakley guyton is also the sister of the reverend myra thompson, who was one of the emanuel nine. guyton met doctor king as a freshman in college and he chose her to join in a sit-in. the folks at sterling took the victims and talk about the king principals of love and non-violence. this was the 22nd year for this event. geoff: furman university students in greenville braved the cold to honor the doc

at limestone college for an event there followed by a luncheon. greer city hall will hold a luncheon at 11:30. m. judson bookstore and cafe in musical tribute at 7:00 p.m. it will highlight the music that became symbolic of the civil rights movement. we will take a look at the u geoff: it is 6:45 on this holiday mondays a list take a look at some of the pictures you to u local over the last few days. myra: this from terry m gentry. snow on the ground in north carolina yesterday morning. gateway mountain near old fort. geoff: and from carol turc k14. snow at cliffs of glassy yesterday. nop golf. myra: from tiffanie elise. a snowboarder enjoying the snow at maggie valley. geoff: from kimberly westbury. pot of gold in her backyard. myra: look at these beautiful clouds in fountain in from debbie. geoff: talk about well framed here. a double rainbow. a rainbow there and then a double rainbow over chick fil a. some good shots right there. geoff: from nmorenz. not cat in the hat, but cat in the box. there is mickey the cat. get the pats out and get them

. >>> now in indonesia, mining for marble and limestone.any rely on the mines but they're eating away the spectacular hill landscapes. >> the local population make itself at home among the lime spots but now they have to share the habitat with tourists. >> this place has tremendous historical venue. we're trying really hard to promote this place. >> he and a group of like-minded people have tried to make the police tourist friendly. rather than wait for government assistance, they have taken in entrance fees to offset costs. >> the beauty of stone garden is marked by the surrounding destruction. you can hear the crank from the machines and smoke from the factories pollute the air. limestone and marble extraction have taken place for years. for environmentalists the rate it is happening is devastating the environment. excavators have carved out huge chunks from the hills. the raw materials are used to make goods from marble to cement to fertilizer. some of the industries are poorly regulated with workers toiling in hazardous conditions. >> a

the glass and limestone panels overlap each other, like fish scales. each is unique, designed by a computer. joyful as the building is, the art it holds is even more fun. while the museum's audio guides give meaning to the abstract art, my hunch is that the artists are entirely happy for us to simply wander, interact, and play with their creations. this is art that welcomes you in. bilbao's guggenheim museum makes you smile. [ laughing ] ♪ >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written if music were a religion, then memphis would are jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. and you are here! justin townes earle and band off heathens. >> sun studio sessions and its performers are brought to you in part by the american society of composers, authors and publishers, ascap, home of america's songwriters. >> elvis presley still making music history more than 50 years after he began. elvis presley's graceland is proud to be a sponsor of sun studio sessions.

. >> reporter: the wood is mahogany and the floors limestone. >> this is the indoor pool the length of this room. >> reporter: a true pleasure up the staircase, the view with more than 300 feet of private sandy beach and a terrace to enjoy it all from above. >> the house was actually engineered not built. none of the ceilings and the walls meet. they are all floating walls and ceilings and tucked into the gap are the heating and air-conditioning systems. >> reporter: the family room lead right into the chef's kitchen. carrera marble, custom cabinetry and a breakfast area. >> this actually is cantilevered. it floats over the terrace. >> reporter: the master bedroom on the second level a dramatic space with an alabama limestone fireplace. the dressing room a whole wall of closets and the master bathroom entirely onyx. the main level for one final surprise. >> it has stars. >> it has a galaxy of shooting stars. >> reporter: it's a home theater that cost up to $250,000. this home has even been used as a movie set. >> the most recent filming here was pierce brosnan's movie "urge." they also

that could include maybe using more asphalt instead ever limestone on the pavement project itself, it could mean using crews in overnight positions that aren't originally slated there, they hope to move it up instead of 6- 9 this could be done-5 weeks, but still a nightmare in the meantime. eric has sir 10 news. >> so what can you do? our road warrior is helping you get around the i 275 congestion with some alternate routes. >>> when 275 looks like this, down to 16 miles per hour, or less than want we see, the gandy bridge to the south can be a good one, if you take it it can be just as congested as you are go into tampa, during rush hour times, it is usually your quietest bridge, so that would be your best bet if it makes sense for you, if this morning, like this morning, every bridge was backed up, tampa road to the north is your best alternate route, that goes to hillsborough avenue and hooks up with the veterans expressway, let's talk about events, we have a lot of them coming up. usually during event times most people are taking 2795 into tampa. so then the gandy and courtney cam

today, risher was the featured speaker at limestone college in gaffney, and she shared with the audience the horror of that day. risher, who lives in texas, received a phone call from a church member that night, who told her her mother was among the 9 people killed. today, risher condemned that shooting, and others across the country. >> when we're in a place where shootings and killings with guns , or by whatever means, is a nonoal thing, something is wrong. when a person's life is not sacred, where the police shoot and ask questions later, for me, right now, king's dreams are tim: risher encouraged college students to exercise their right to vote, and to help make changes for the better. earlier this month, when president obama announced tighter gun controls through his executive order, risher sat 5 rows away from the president, in the east wing of the white house. carol: tim, thank you. at the sterling community center, more than 100 members of the community came to eat breakfast, remember martin luther king, jr., and listen to eunice coakley guyton speak. coakley-guyton is the sister

at limestone college for an event there followed by a luncheon. myra: greer city hall will hold a luncheon at 11:30. and m judson bookstore and cafe in downtown greenville will hold a musical tribute at 7:00 p.m. it will highlight the music that became symbolic of the civil rights movement. geoff: seven minutes after 5:00. a good day to be out of school. dale: it is going to be a cold day today. it will be clear. no problems there. you want to dress warmly. as the wind blows comment will chill us down. 32 degrees in laurens. we continue to see our upstate and piedmont temperatures drop a little bit this morning before we start to see them go the other way.it is not going to get very warm. maybe 40, 41 for an afternoon high. a few flurries along the north carolina-tennessee border. northern swain county. not expecting any accumulation to all of the counties and light through -- light blue are under a wind chill advisory until noon. higher elevations above 3500 feet with a 20 mile per hour plus wind will make temperatures feel like below zero. it wi

on route 202, chase closed right now between bristol road and limestone pike.ou can see that activity in here. receivable times, i've watched cars head in this direction and had to turn around in the middle of the intersection. righ

the daughter of charleston church shooting victim ethel lance is speaking at limestone college in observance of martin luther king day. losing her mother and how it changed her life forever. remarks titled his dream, my reality. we will have more on this story beginning at 5:00 tonight right tonight, m. judson bookstore and cafe in downtown greenville will hold a musical tribute at 7:00 p.m. it will highlight the music that became symbolic of the civil rights movement. a reminder that today is the last day for ice on main. the rink opened up just a short time ago and closes for the final time this season at 9:00 tonight. the rink is in front of the courtyard marriott in downtown greenville. coming up here at noon residents , in florida will be sorting through debris after a tornado ripped through. the damage left behind. also, a man in florida called 911 for help, but the operator was on a call of her own. find out what she was doing when she missed the call. dale: a cold windy beginning to our week. we will talk about when our next announcer: you're watching live, local, breaking news with

it's, like, a mix of limestone and also shells. so, they used to shoot cannonballs at this thing. the british did and pirates, to try to take it over. but nobody could do it, and it's because of the material. it would soak up the cannonball kind of like a sponge instead of busting through. so, it's a fascinating place to explore. i understand that you're so taken with st. augustine that you actually named your dog after a piece of its history. >> i did! i named my mini schnauzer, who i'm obsessed with, ponce de leon after the big spanish explorer who came in 1513. i'm a big fan of florida history. i'm a sunshine state girl, and so, to me, that was a fun way to pay homage. >> quite a "tale." thanks, kara. it was great talking with you. >> thank you so much. >> in honor of st. augustine's big anniversary, they sent us an official bottle of water from the fountain of youth. i wonder if it works. let's see. [ twinkle! ] wow! amazing! for "teen kids news," i'm emily. >> coming up, another great recipe from miss teen usa. >> it's my take on a southwestern-inspired dish. when "teen kids

authorities say they find 51 meth labs inside a home -- also it's just one of the recent meth busts in limestone county, alabama. and deputies say they are seeing more and more in the area. if convicted -- the homeowners could face up to 20 years in prison. coming up next... we've got the highlights as the cyclones become the third state of iowa team to take down number one -- plus after seven straight wins -- the hawkeyes grab their highest ranking in 14 years -- mark woodley joins us next on with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider for a win -- erasing a 20 point deficit in less than five and a half minutes -- with the sooners sporting a number one ranking this time around

tim: michael sharon risher, , today's guest speaker at limestone college, is the daughter of emanuel 9 victim ethel lance. risher said she still struggles with forgiveness over what happened, and she called upon students to take a stand against evil. >> just as i have a dream. reverend sharon risher saw dr. king in person, at a banquet in charleston. >> to me, in my young mind, it was like i was hearing the voice of god. tim: risher said that experience defined her, not knowing then what the future would hold. >> his dreams still live with us, but i dare say that all of his dreams have not come to fruition. tim: a direct reference to the charleston church massacre, which claimed the life of risher's mother, ethel lance. a crime that she says was carried out by a young man with hatred in his heart. >> i stand before you today because i haven't gotten to the point where i can forgive this young man yet. tim: risher says it's not just the massacre at her mother's church that is shattering king's dream. >> when we're in a place where guns, or by whatever means, is a normal thing, somethi

at limestone college for an event there followed by a luncheon. myra: greer city hall will hold a luncheon at 11:30. and m judson bookstore and cafe a musical tribute at 7:00 p.m. it will highlight the music that became symbolic of the civil rights movement. geoff: 4:37, this we know about the holiday monday. it is cold. dale: tomorrow morning will be colder than this morning for it what makes today. cold is the wind.dusting 15, 20 plus across the mountains of north carolina. that is where it is going to be the coldest today. the upstate will feel chillier to with 5-10 mile-per-hour wind. let's take a look at paris mountain. it is clear back to the city. currently 31. we will see those temperatures drop into the 20'wind out of the west at five. a look at the live super doppler 4 hd, light snow along the tennessee-north carolina border, northern swing county, northern madison county got some dusting. the counties highlighted in blue along the spine of the tennessee-north carolina mountain range, those counties are under a windchill advisory until n

the magic ingredient -- calcium carbonate, a mineral deposit from the limestone that gets dissolved into the water, then re-deposited, continually breaking down natural travertine dams and building up new ones. - [voiceover] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. also by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. - i'm evan smith, she's a comedian and an actress whose credits include mr. show with bob and david, the larry sanders show and, most memorably, 24 and its miniseries reboot, 24: live another day. she's mary lynn rajskub, this is overheard. - [evan voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa... you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. now you saw a problem and, over time, took it on and... let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are y

alabama limestone fireplace. the dressing rooms a whole wall of closets. the master bathrooms entirely onyx. we took an elevator back to this home has even it cost to live large here? >> $20 million. >> all right. thank you. >> that's living large in sands points. >> if you're worried about there are >> she wouldn't want to clean it. >> we'll just crash the party. >> hi, coming up they're accused of violating the do not call registry more than 50 million times. inside the trial that may put fear into telemarketers. >> it's a beloved street. we'll take a look at the changes being made for the new sesame street that premieres on hbo later today. >>> call it the new city of lights. we'll take you to london for the lumier festival lighting up biddings and faces. >> all that plus your eye opener, the dish and music on our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> looking forward to it. thank you both. >>> pizza rat is so 2015. this year new rodents are taking over the internet. meet pita rat. new video is being shared slice of pita on the ste

his remains were put in paint cans and tossed into a limestone quarry. four other codefendants are serving life. the shooter got the death penalty. the state presented this never before seen recording of wright and two others. >> we were the ones that brought him down there. >> she did not know none of those three people knew that michael brago was going to take things to the level he did. >> it's hard. it's very hard. i don't -- i can't tell you how i've made it through all this. i just get up every morning knowing that i have to fight for my son. >> amber wright's defense appeal. one defendant has been sentenced to death. three others to life sentences. >>> ings are looking up to donald trump in tonight's decision debrief. today the front runner looks poised to win all of the early primaries. he struck a blow in last night's debate against ted cruz, his strongest challenger in iowa. the first state that's going to vote. steve handelsman has the latest from washington, d.c. >> so we have to get out. we're going to win. >> reporter: donald trump campaign

life in prison except the accused gunman who s body was stuffed in paint cans and thrown into a limestone quarry. one marion county sheriff' s deputy interviewed amber right the next day and said she was very calm and seemed unconcerned. her stepfather was accused of cleaning up the murder scene and taking the accused shooter out of town. court resumes tomorrow morning at 9:00. the trial is expected to go until friday. rights defense attorney doesn' t expect it will take that long. angela: her stepfather still has a pending charge of accessory after the fact. remains of the 20 one-month-old who disappeared last summer. the body was found yesterday. it is unclear how he died. detectives are working under the assumption that he was killed. both his mother and the boyfriend are charged in connection with the disappearance. a plea deal for him was called off yesterday. barton' s mother pleaded guilty last week to child neglect. anchor: president obama will deliver his final state of the union address. we are told it will contain mentions of the economy and containing gun violence. he will lea

to america.one prisoner chose to stay in iran and another is home safe in america this morning. 3 limestone college is hosting "his dream, my reality" this morning at 11:00.the martin luther king junior day speaker reverend "sharon risher" is the daughter of ethel lance who was killed last year in the emanuel a-m-e church shooting. 3 if you love fox's hit show empire -- then you will be happy to know it'll be back for another season. season.fox network representatives announced that the series will return for a third season.season two is still underway and the premier of season three hasn't been announced yet.taraji p. henson -- took home a golden globe last weekend for best actress in a t-v drama for her role as "cookie lyon".season two returns with new episodes on march 30th--right here on fox carolina. 3 3 it's ______.coming up ...just how many people are in the top one percent when it comes to wealth?the results of a new report may have the answer.. 3 we head to break with a live look at... columbia ... state house... king day at the dome.. ashley is live this morning with more.. 3 but

america.one prisoner chose to stay in iran and the other did not disclose where he was headed. 3 limestone college is hosting "his dream, my reality" this morning at 11:00.the martin luther king junior day celebration is free.guest speaker reverend "sharon risher" is the daughter of ethel lance who was killed last year in the emanuel a-m-e church shooting. 3 if you love fox's hit show empire -- then you will be happy to know it'll be back for another season. season.fox network representatives announced that the series will return for a third season.season two is still underway and the premier of season three hasn't been announced yet.taraji p. henson -- took home a golden globe last weekend for best actress in a t-v drama for her role as "cookie lyon".season two returns with new episodes on march 30th--right here on fox 3 it's ______.coming up ...a group of greenville area students are honoring doctor king with higher education. we'll show you how. 3 we head to break with a live look at...clemson 3 but first let's take a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. numbers. 3 3 good morni

linton hall road at limestone, southbound lane open in gainesville.remember the metro plan this weekend. the snow plan is they're closing tonight at 11:00 p.m. closing metro saturday and sunday as well. metrobus, again, they close at 5:00 and closing throughout the weekend as well. we'll take a look at m.a.r.c. and vre coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> well, it's that same system that'sen to land a blizzard on us that has brought tornado-like conditions to parts of mississippi. this is the scene in the southern portion of that state. severe weather wipes out several mobile homes. reports of an actual tornado touching down there. the weather also toppled lots of trees, blocking a lot of the first responders' efforts to try to get to people. it left a trail of destruction and they're working to clean it all up. eun, back to you. >> thank you. >>> d.c.'s operation in less than an houfrmt d.c. mayor muriel bowser held a news conference to talk about the district yesterday. she said the city will be out in full force. >> that includes 106 heavy plows,

seath jackson' s remains were stuffed into paint cans which were dumped into a limestone quary. all the co-defendants were sentenced to life in prison except 21-year-old michael bargo, the accused gunman, who got the death penalty. >> you told the detectives that bargo told you seth's remains were in the bucket did you not? >> yes. >> so what you said today under oath, that wasn' t true. >> i didn' in the bucket. gail: the day after the incident a marion county sheriff' s deputy talked to amber right. >> she was very calm and seemed unconcerned. gail: seath jackson' s mother said the last time she heard from son was that sunday night before he was murdered. >> did he ever come home that night? >> no. gail: the stepfather also has a charge of assessor he to murder. he is accused of taking the ringleader out of marion county. the case resumes at 9:00 tomorrow morning. meredith: ocala police arrested two men and charge them with attempted homicide. police say for several days, jamare rush and reshard munnerlyn, shot at homes and cars in the area, but didn' t hit we' re told that ch

more than 100 years old, it was built entirely of limestone from nearby quarries. over the years, as the criminal population increased, so did the size of the prison. today, some 1,300 inmates live behind the massive 35-foot-walls and, like any prison, the threat of danger is everywhere. >> around our perimeter we have seven gun towers. they're manned throughout the day. >> the danger is there each time you walk through that gate, you know. you don't know what's going to happen from the time you get on shift to the time you get off shift. >> there's only two types of people in prison. you got the predators and you got the prey. >> i stabbed an inmate 12 times. over some dope in front of the chow hall. >> you got somebody in your face everywhere you go around here. >> always keep in mind where you're working. try not to compromise any advantage you have. >> don't ever assume anything. >> you always have the chance of an inmate trying to escape. you don't know when. you don't know how they're going to try it, you know. >> when inmates break the rules, they're sent to

cam on--pit crew 3 back to you guys: 3 happening now---- 3 students gathered at limestone college earlier today-for the thirteenth annual dr martin luther kingcommerative lecture... 3 speaking about his legacy and the tragedy that struck charleston last summer...we caught up with one of the victim's daughters..and she tells us about the impact that dr martin luther kinghas had on her life..fox carolina's brookley cromer has more 3 3 3 every year we honor martin luther king junior-and his dream-that love would overcome hate.this is the message a young girl heardwhen she and her mother watched him speak in charleston-many years ago. and now--she turns to these words--in the wake of an unthinkable tragedy. tragedy. 3 reverend sharon 3 risher never believed she would one day get the chanceto speak to hundreds of people- across the country-about the man that had inspired her-- child. 3 "i heard him and that's what stuck with me from that day forward. the fact that i was able to be in a place where he was and to hear his voice was what encouraged me."but its the stage--called life--that brought

his remains were put in paint cans and tossed into a limestone quarry. seath jackson' s mother who testified in allthe trials of -- all of the trials of the four other co-defendants said this while leaving court today. >> doesn' t matter how many times we have to go back in their fight, we' ll keep doing it. gail: amber wright' s mother was in tears. she had hoped for a different outcome in this second trial, which was granted because amber' s miranda rights were violated in the first one. her defense attorney has said all along amber is just a child. >> yeah, she' s a child, but the state chose to file as an adult and chose not to make an kind of an offer, so we had no choice but to go to trial. gail: amber wright will be sentenced next month. her brother kyle hooper is currently awaiting resentencing the victim' s mother will be >> i' m never ready for this. as a mom, all i can do is keep coming back and fighting for my child, mom mode all the way. gail: sentencing is set for amber' s defense attorney says he will appeal. in marion county, gail paschal

prolonged rainfall over several days prior to the landslide saturated the ground, turning the solid limestonehis is such a rapid -- almost astonishing. it's almost like watching water flow by. >> wave after wave of soil, rock and trees break off and crumble down the mountain. the landslide keeps going and going and going. this scene lasts for 30 minutes, and patrizia and mauricio record it all. >> translator: the effect was truly hypnotic because of what was happening. to tell you the truth, we accepted the truth only after we saw the images later. >> despite some people choosing not to evacuate, nobody is injured or killed and perhaps more astonishing, no homes are lost. >> translator: we were in an area totally outside of the town. the last house that's visible is precisely the last house in town. there's nothing beyond that point. there's only a road that links it with another town that now doesn't exist anymore either. >> after they visit the landslide area two years later, they are concerned that no repairs have been done. the road is still not fixed and the mountainside is not secured.

access points like this one were carved out by the slightly acidic rainfall, dissolving the alkaline limestone. near cancun, you can take tours to explore these amazing geological formations. but it' s not just picture-taking from afar. you can get right in there, snorkeling and even scuba diving. it' s a cave diver' s dream come true. go with a guide historic natural wonders. imagine the mayans stumbling upon these incredible pools and the mysterious cave and tunnel system leading to miles of underwater rivers. it doesn' t take much to understand why the mayans consider the cenotes sacred. the water is often clear because of a natural filter system. the water filters slowly through the ground and therefore contains very little suspended particle matter. important archaeological sites can be seen along the way. there are about 30,000 cenotes or exposed access points to the caverns and cave systems. two of these cave systems have over 140 kilometers of explored passages. another well-known mexico getaway spot is this area just south of cancun: riviera maya. the name has historically referred to

this shows the materiality of the building in a row we're concerned about the gap building a light limestonend brick and broujz our building as a light gray granite and wood and has glass and that's the next building in the sequence so actually entirely glass above the 16 floor. >> more to the point the slabs between the levels were white last time now their brown and green and how did that happen if i'm looking at your drawings with the arrow i see a very mellow warm orange color that didn't look like it is orange to me and the drawings you're referencing is a dusk view the slots between the levels are clear actually, the slots between the levels wood and wood floors and a lot of glass so you're seeing the light in the building the displacement the material that is most viable visible is the stone and on the street shows the character it is a natural stone not frost glass or precast concrete. >> my question is - >> okay. >> commission do you have any questions. >> yes. i have one last question ms. murphy this thirty percent is that anywhere. >> what. >> thirty percent affordable. >> the 33

the daughter of charleston church shooting victim ethel lance will speak at 11 a-m at limestone college for an event greer city hall will hold a luncheon at 11-30. and m judson bookstore and caf in downtown greenville will hold a musical tribute at 7 tonight. it will highlight the music that became symbolic of the civil rights movement. -------------- dale greenville, spartanburg, anderson will sunny but chilly dale greenville, spartanburg, anderson will sunny but chilly today, high just 41. west winds of 5-9. the mountains are under a wind chill advisory until noon with dropping temperatures and winds gusting over 20 mph, it will feel like -10. high just 27. clear and very cold tonight, lows of 13 to 20. sunny on tuesday, but very chilly, high for the upstate is 38, high in dale greenville, spartanburg, anderson will sunny but chilly today, high just 41. west winds of 5-9. the mountains are under a wind chill advisory until noon with dropping it's 8:00 on "today." coming up recess for success. why some schools are switching gears and cutting class time for kids to make more room for pl