sherwood mobley joined the 1991 as principal timpanist. he was named executive director in 2014. now, to an update to our breaking news in greenville this morning. more than 20 men are without a home tonight after an early morning fire in greenville. the tara apartments houses recovering addicts and alcoholics. wyff news 4's aly myles was there when crews were putting out the flames. >> i just got home from third shift and the apartment was on fire. aly: flames and smoke, that's what chad thomson saw when he came home from work at 6:30 a.m. still, thomson and his next door neighbor chad sheridan say they know they'll be ok. >> looks like a lot of stuff is going to be ruined, but i tell you what we're going to do, we're going to depend on god and he's going to lead us in the right direction. aly: both men are part of the sober-living program run by solutions recovery center. >> this is a tragedy. it's terrible that these men lost their place to live. but where we lose, we can rebuild. director craig ciriaco says more than 20 men lived in these apartments affected by the fire. all

mobley is confident. you like denver? >> i do. i love peyton manning. >> it's now time for sasha's super bowl 50 pick. >> all right, sasha. this is your big moment right here. there's food in both. let's go right over here. wait a minute. go ahead. sasha, go ahead. there you go. >> denver, baby! >> sasha takes the broncos. are you kidding me? >> she's hungry. >> sunday, 8:00 a.m., you can see the race of the century from fun spot america. whoever wins that race wins the super bowl. >> wow. >> mobley and sasha. >> what's happening? >> officially it's the broncos. >> thanks for in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, home of the original

thirteen years now i notice a new poll shows who's favored to win the virginia primary which ann mobley is here to break down the results look at where just two weeks away from super tuesday. this new poll shows virginia voters are ready to cast their ballots sixty three percent of the seven hundred thirty five people polled say they've given a lot of thought to the upcoming primary elections when it comes to the gop candidates twenty eight percent said they would favor donald trump florida senator marco rubio came in second with twenty two percent hillary clinton leaves bernie sanders by twelve percent among virginia democratic primary voters one thing that stands out in this poll even though more voters say they would vote for trump as the most favorable of all the candidates and trouble the highest unfavorable view you can read the entire poll results in our website regina mobley thirteen is now a bill to help veterans better access higher education past the virginia house today. delegate scott taylor's bill would put full time veterans advisors at several community colleges includin

and i wrestled a lot with it, hearing mamie mobley in my head. and she said, "i opened this casket to change the world, to make the world confront the dangers, the power, the ugness of race in america." >> pelley: a lot of the things that you intend to put on display are going to be hard to look at. >> bunch: what i'm trying to do is find the right tension between moments of sadness and moments of resiliency. >> pelley: one resilient moment came out of the blue. air force captain matt quy and his wife tina rebuilt an old crop duster, and in curiosity, they sent the serial number to an air force historian. >> matt quy: and he said, "are u ttg wn because i have some news for you." >> pelley: turned out, in 1944, the stearman trained america's first black squadrons, the tuskegee airmen, who flew to fame in world war ii. airmen. i'd seen a p-51 plane, but i'd never really, truly understood what it meant. >> matt quy: take your time. >> pelley: before donating the plane, known as a pt-13, the quys carried the last of the airmen back to the air. >> mat

underway and blacks for one of the virginia tech students charged in her death faced a judge today to mobley is here with more on the disturbing court appearance natalie k versus starts as an accessory to nicole's murder in court keepers were built new details about those horrific crime and her self a judge denied bond today during a hearing keepers reportedly admitting to having a troubled past including a suicide attempt keepers was also taking prozac an antidepressant and other prescription drugs prosecutors also offered a timeline of nicole's murder they say david eisenhower and the murder only last month and allegedly made the decision to staff the girl to death together now according to prosecutors keepers told police she was quoting here are excited to be apart of something secret investigators are now working to learn more about eisenhower's relationship with local police say the two had formed an inappropriate relationship before eisenhower killed the girl those of the virus has led to some emergency declarations florida governor rick scott made emergency declarations in four counti

today the president sent congress a plan to close guantanamo bay prison to mobley is here to break down that plan whatever the president didn't didn't give a lot of specifics under the president's plan most detainees would transfer to a facility in the us but is not clear what facility and whether it could be ready by the end of his term the obama administration believes moving thirty to sixty detainees could cost up to four hundred and seventy five million dollars for the white house says that would be wore thin in the long run goal to close the prison is about closing a chapter and the country's history keeping this for sony open is contrary to our values it undermines our standing in the world is viewed as a stain on our broader record of upholding the highest standards of rule of law moving detainees to us soil is currently illegal and top gop lawmakers have found little interest in changing that. but despite the opposition committee chairs in the house and senate say they will hold hearings on the president's plan dated back two minutes his plan congressman randy forbes says the st

importantat it tells us, both about sort of reinvigorating the civil rightst's a story of his mother, mamie mobley, who was really one of the most powerful people, who said thater should not be transform america. >> pelley: no one was punished for the murder of emmett till. in a later investigation, and the original casket was neglected. >> bunch: but then the questiony it? should we ever display it? and i wrestled a lot with it, but then i realized i kept in my head. and she said, "i opened this casket to change the world, to make the world confront the the power, the ugliness of race in america." >> pelley: a lot of the things that you intend to put on look at. >> bunch: what i'm trying to do is find the right tensionadness and moments of resiliency.oment came out of the blue. air force captain matt quy andt an old they sent the serial number to an air force historian.said, "are you sitting down? because i have some news for you." >> pelley: turned out, in 1944,ca's first black squadrons, the tuskegee airmen, who flew to fame in world war ii. had never really known much about the tuskegee airmen

sherwood mobley posted online her husband had been battling an acute illness for the past two months, he died yesterday morning, and she thanked people for their prayers. he joined the orchestra in 1991 as the principal 10 thinnest. he was named the executive director in 2014. your timeline, on this day in 1973, members of the american three-day occupation in the hamlet of wounded knee in south dakota, that is where a massacre occurred of 300 sioux. federal agents hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america dale: here's a picture of gives field. winds are calm. with clear skies, temperatures drop overnight this time of the it is pretty chilly. 28 degrees. at least we don't have that wind. myra: fortunately, much calmer. we will take a look at the morning buzz. a fireball was caught on camera. check i

director.according to the g-s-o website...sherwood mobley died today at the age of 59.sherwood joined the greenville symphony in 19-91 continued performing until he became the executive director in 20-14.his caring bridge page says the musician was battling t-cell lymphoma and other health issues. 3 an anderson county paramedic who died suddenly and unexpectedly will be laid to rest tomorrow.funeral services for "james kaiser" will be held tomorrow at two at mcdougald funeral home on north main street in anderson. the agency announced kaiser's death on monday.they say he was a key member of the anderson county e-m-s staff for several years--serving as a paramedic and support for the agency's i-t systems. anderson county e-m-s is asking that funeral attendess bring their ermegency vehicles are part of their tribute to kaiser. 3 now to a developing story---- 3 out of the lowcountry today...a community is coming together to honor a berkeley county deputy shot in the line of duty...and new this afternoon, we've learned that deputy is from right here in the upstate. upstate.deputies say co

operations addresses a oh i know we have continuing coverage on the destruction in waverly i'm regina mobley and i'm david l and nine j roche getting a firsthand look at the devastation here in waverly. janet you been on the ground for several hours now it's one thing to see it crop and edit it on tv. how is it different when you're seeing it up close and personal. well it's amazing regina when you first see the damage to think how can somebody survive like what you see behind me this house behind me. two people were inside i can look in there now i see a lampshade i see a small teddy bear i see a standing lamp i see other inside that home when a tornado blew through reasonable frozen you can just imagine and then over here we can swing over to show you something else a house that fell into a tree when i'm told is that that tree actually caught on fire and in the house caught on fire they are the people managed to escape the bad house so they're a lot of different stories of survival people certainly thankful that they made it out of this alive this is main street to go down the walk to turn