mosier says that's why this storms clean up could take longer. dan paquin lives on sanora drive in easley and says he's been without power since 10:30 yesterday morning. his power will come back on. many of you saw the damage from the storm too. these ulocal photos show trees on roads, cars and houses. mosier says his crews are working around the clock, and asks that people be patient. >> it's the type of damage we're seeing whenever you have broken poles or wire down that takes a lot longer to repair incidents where damage from trees and poles are impacting equipment on homes, when meter boxes become separated that just more work to be done. electricians need to be involved and that just takes time. allyson: mosier says over all, more than 40,000 people lost power. crews are working restore it to everyone before the weekend. he says in the future,they will continue to trim areas with older trees so storms can't cause as much damage. allyson powell wyff news 4 in greenville. nigel: here's a look at how many tonight. according to duke energy, over

pay one mile-long funeral procession taking the body of jason mosier to the huge arena for his funeral this evening. he was killed at a standoff with a domestic violence. suspect his organs were donated to at least five people. he leaves behind a wife and two children. anna: the wife of bill cosby under oath today. camille took the stand in the defamation case against phil cosby. 50 women have leveled sexual misconduct accusations against cosby. cosby faces separate sexual charges -- separate charges of sexual assault in pennsylvania. candidates are heading west to nevada. there are only five candidates remaining on the republican side after jeb push suspended his campaign over the weekend. donald trump remains the front runner. anna: on the democratic side, hillary clinton hopes to string together back-to-back victories. clinton beat senator sanders over the weekend in nevada. in nevada, clinton has a commanding lead. clinton -- joel: the u.s. supreme court back in session today for the first time since the sudden death of justice antonin scalia. scalia died earlier this month ranch.

people indicted. mosseer is set to be sentenced in june. he's the son of butler county prosecutor mike mosier. >> aimed at combatting gun violence. local 12 will bring you more first at 4:00 and on local12.com. today is the deadline in ohio. if you want to register to vote in the primary. registrations have to be post marked no later today to be . all you have to do is hover the now. donald trump's targets were the bush family and ted cruz. reports from charleston, south to the polls on saturday. >> reporter: george w. bush took the stage to help give his younger brother an extra boost. the former president gave a trump. >> faith that reveals itself words. >> trump hit right back. >> why do you mention jeb bush? he's not competitive. his brother came today and they are trying to make him competitive, but i don't think it is going to happen personally. >> i think ted is a very unstable guy. i've never seen anybody that has lied as much as ted cruz. >> it comes just days before the primary in south carolina. >> political science professor kendra stewart says the 2016 gop >> traditionally i woul

mosier says that they should have all power on before the weekend. to reiterate, make sure that they had patients. they are working on it. crews are heading out to take limbs off of trees in older areas. one-on-one with hillary clinton. clinton says that she wants voters to do one thing. >> for me accountable, not only as a candidate, that a president. that is why i am laying out specific plans of what i will do. make college affordable, community college free. all of the issues that are on people's minds. i want them to know, i have thought about this. president obama. you said that you were going to do this at columbia. we want you to do this. that is the kind of relationship i want with the american people. michael: bill clinton made a couple of stops campaigning for his wife hillary. patrick has been a long. patrick: well hillary clinton is focusing on other parts of the state, her husband is doing his part right here in the upstate. vote. hillary rallied about 400 people or so. it is looking really good for hillary going into saturday. we want t

they do not expect him to survive. 33-year-old jason mosier, went to the home after police got a 911 call that a man fired a gun at his family. several shots from inside the home struck the officer. there is a stand-off that continues at this hour, that gunman still holed up in that home. i just saw an interview that just happened a short time ago with the police chief in fargo, he said it appears tonight we are losing one of our officers. so a sad situation in fargo, one we will continue to follow as it develops throughout the morning. back to you. >> christine: keep us posted, so sad, thank you, kristen. >>> could be a few days before voters and lawmakers here in north carolina know whether the state's current congressional march 15th primary or have to be redrawn before votes are cast. john roberts says lawyers have until next tuesday to respond to the state's emergency request to let the current boundaries remain for next month's primary. the lower court ruled the current lines relied on race when they were drawn. >>> a cruise ship battered by a massive storm off the coast of the

officer shot in the line of duty is not expected to survive his injuries. 33-year-old officer jason mosier responded to an active shooter situation in fargo last night. authorities say the shooter called 911 himself to tell police neighboring homes should be evacuated. when police got there he fired at the officers. it's awful. >>> authorities are releasing more details about the shootout at a maryland fast food restaurant that left two sheriff deputies dead. >> dan: the sheriff of harrford county was visibly shaken talking about the two veteran deputies gunned down at the panera restaurant. 68-year-old david evans shot deputy patrick daly in the head. simply asked how he was doing. >> deputy pat daly never unholsterred, never had a chance to respond. >> deputy mark logs done was shot approaching the suspect's car after the shooting. the suspect had warrants for his arrest and the sheriff says he doesn't think he was targeting law enforcement officers but that he did not want to face arrest. >> denise: in oregon, the last armed occupier of a national wildlife refuge is in custody bringing

authorities say this police officer, 33-year-old officer jason mosier responded to a domestic violence call in fargo, that is when he was shot. authorities are now saying he is near death, his condition very grave. he was shot several times. he went to the home after police received a 911 call a man inside fired a gun at his own family. several shots from inside the home struck the officer outside the home. i can tell you that as far as we understand it, the stand-off with that man and other police officers is still continuing in fargo this morning. we're waiting to hear additional word on this officer's condition, but again authorities there are saying they do not expect him to survive this shooting. back to you. >> christine: thanks, kristen. 6:32. >>> the attorneys for accused charleston church shooter dylann roof will be in federal court today. that hearing could possibly wrinkle out a number of unanswer questions in the federal trial. aaron maybin has a preview. >> reporter: today's meeting will be about the federal trial for dylann roof. happen this morning, but what we do know i

but duke energy spokesman ryan mosier urges patience...he says crews are working at breakneck pace to get power back on..but for some it may take a while. 3 3 09:07:31"we do expect to have some customers without power as late as saturday."and as the winds continue to blow throughout the area...09:14:26 "it is a scary sound."people like judy alewine...reeling from yesterday's damage... 09:14:52"it is a surreal moment, it's just bam and there it is."just hope the other trees in her yard don't give way. 3 and tonight the wind gusts are expected to go up and the temperatures expected to go down...i'll have more on what staying warm..safely...coming up later on in the newscast. for now live in greenville county andrew reeser the four o clock news 3 as you decide 20-16---- 3 we're less than **two days away from the south carolina democratic primary!and we're taking a live look at u-s-c upstate in spartanburg...where former president bill clinton is set to speak later this hour!he's been on the campaign trail for his wife, former secretary of state--hillary clinton.we're streaming the event

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mosier leaves behind a wife and two children.>>> the world health organization announcing a timetable in a race to find a vaccine for the zika virus. 15 groups already at work finding that, any large-scale trial remains at least 18 months away. w.h.o. saying a firm link between the ma skate oh-borne virus and a birth defect in newborns is looking more probable. definitive proof remains from weeks to a few months away. >>> all right. we need to laugh this morning. democrats faced tough questions at the debate, republican candidates were roasted on "late night." watch. >> a new poll released this week shows that two-thirds of canadians fear a donald trump presidency. especially one canadian in particular. and -- [ applause ] >> ben cars sn in the news. ben carson said he's open to being donald trump's vice president. open to it. yeah. yeah. yeah. makes sense. carson could deliver trump the black republican vote, which consists of ben carson. >> marco rubio revealed he cracked his molar eating a twix bar. twix, of course, is rubio's