- no, pamela, yeah. - [george] oh pamela, pamela. - her mother is the most charming woman you're ever met. - and this is ronnie's room and here are the souvenirs of all his hobbies, baseball, and fishing and skiing, golf, archery, you know there isn't a day that he doesn't come home with a new hobby and those are his three sisters. (laughter) - sisters? ronnie never mentioned having sisters. - oh yes, this is my daughter cathy, and bonnie sue and well i can't remember her name because she didn't sign the picture. (laughter) (unclear) i'd like to meet them, are they here at home? - oh no, no, they don't even live here. - they don't? - no, they're away. - oh, where are they? - [gracie] well i don't know. you see, this one is supposed to write me and let me know where they are, but if she's too lazy to sign her name to a picture then she's certainly too lazy to write a letter home. (laughter) - i understand perfectly. - oh good. then you remember because if i have to explain it later, i'll need your help, come on. (laughter) - so pamela comes from a very distinguished family! well, i'm g

pamela: you just put it down. myra: when it comes to black history month, many people take time to remember the accomplishments of black americans. pamela: our guest is doing that through his book, christopher williams, great to see you again. your book is "black blueblood." myra: tell us about the significance of this couple. christopher: they are my great great grandparents. they were some of the first african-americans tebow and over 700 acre plantation in the area. thth help a lot with communities, they started a church which is still there today. one of the founders of the church recently had a not the church, but of the ame denomination and it was released through the post office. bishop richard allen. myra: you want to show the success they were able to achieve having been former slaves and then becoming plantation owners themselves. i do you talked about that is an inspirational story to other black americans to this day. christopher: really anybody. i have had people who are bought a book and they come up

pamela: here she is. >> every year -- pamela: they really worked better for you. >> i have been feeling like a princess all my life. myra: i have one it home -- at home. thank you. > i need a wand. coming up, we explain why pamela: downtown, you are going to see a lot of blue skies today, a lot of sunshine as well, starting out at only 36 in greenville, right around where we should be for this time of the morning, this time of the year. right at the freezing mark in spartanburg, with calm winds. those winds will pick up out of the south and southwest, and will help to warm us up. the west and southwest. pick up. a nice breeze to come in. moisture. in air mass -- an air mass across the country is significantly warmer. the air sinks. you need lift in the atmosphere to get any action. that, we will not have. 22 degrees warmer in st. louis. overall, this is the push coming our way. even though we're going to talk about an increase in clouds, especially by tuesday, i temperatures will still be very comfortable. we look out west, see showers racing across the northern plains. we are looking a

pamela: i'll work on that. myra: these are not the pig skin and you will see being tossed around on sunday. fashion designers of america dreamed up fashion footballs. the creations are being auctioned off for charity. they were designed by big names like tiffany and company and coming up, we will get a live report from geoff hart, who might have one of these. he will be outside levi's stadium. 2 small airplanes crashed into the ocean off of los angeles harbor. no word on any survivors at this point. divers found the plane tell number a from a second airplane in the water. the wreckage may yet the bottom of a 90-feet area of water. in new york, terrifying moments captured on video. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the crane to crash down. it was in the middle of rush hour. one person died while walking on the sidewalk. three were hurt. the plane was being secured do to high winds. trying to rob a florida grocery store at gunpoint. surveillance video shows the young boy walking up to the counter

pamela: you're doing nothing for me. [laughter] allyson: you are here to tell us about the big cooldown? pamela: if only i was a cooldown, we are talking really cold air for the next couple of days. nice but breezy, and we are happy that you are here. arctic air will be arriving the snow showers will blow in with it. especially across western north carolina. we are starting to wake up around here, that is when it thanks for tuning in.

pamela: that will be auctioned off? >> yes, it will. myra: it looks like a lot of people show up and dress up? >> i consider to be the party of the year. you cannot only get back to children, but there is a wonderful group of artists and patrons, as well as lots of high pamela:he party was mostly your friends, and now -- >> it has grown. wonderfuleople volunteer with these kids. we increasingly have to find larger venues which is fantastic . it can only help the kids. that is for we are looking for. community involvement. myra: this year, you are at the green man brewery on the soft glow. >> a groundbreaking event. myra: it must be nice to see it get bigger and bigger each year. >> it is. we are doing a great job with this one. myra: it is saturday, march 5, starting at 7:00. come half an hour earlier. call the phone number for more information. >> or go online. open doors asheville. pamela: do you have a spartanburg contingency? >> greenville and spartanburg. we will have a big group there. myra: so nice to have you with us. stratastra

gabrielle: what can you say to that, pamela? pamela: i think i just set it for two and half minutes. myra: they well. we are adequately warned. but talk about money matters this morning. will you spend your tax refund or save it? the national retail federation's annual tax returns survey finds that 49% of people expecting a refund plan to save the money rather than spend it right away. that's the highest percentage in the survey's history. in addition to saving, almost 35 and 22% will use their refund for everyday expenses. gabrielle: the irs has issued a renewed consumer alert warning taxpayers that email and texting scams have surged a whopping 400 percent this year. the irs says more than 1000 phishing and malware schemes were reported in january. that's an increase of 254 during the same month last year. and so far in february, 363 incidents have been reported. that's compared to 201 incidents reported for the entire month of february in 2015. the scams are designed to trick taxpayers into thinking they're official communica

pamela: and i'm pamela wright thanks for joining us. we all will be winners today. spectacular. let's take a l lk this morning at a beautiful shot through our skycam. the wind is calm out there. temperatures are unequal side. it's 38 degrees, right where we should be for this time of year. the daytime high will be well above average, and not just today. we will talk about the trend coming up. it's 28 in asheville. it's 38 in toccoa. we do find some 40's on the map. it's 13 degrees warmer in abbeville than it was yesterday. we have not a cloud to be found in its beautiful throughout the southeast and nice and dry. temperatures going from 30's this morning, jumping close to 60 by noon and we will top out in the low to mid 60's across the upstate. look at this spectacular sunshine in anderson. temperatures are in the low 60's and even in asheville, we will find low 60's today. we have some big changes for the week ahead. i will show you rain chances coming up throughout the morning. myra: thank you. we begin this morning with a developing story in greenville county. rescue crews ha

pamela: let's get you caught up. nice and quiet on the square in pretty cold. 28 degrees. 10 degrees colder than this time yesterday. we are bringing you some breaking news as well. you can see a bit of a breeze with that smoke blowing away. myra will be giving you more details in the coming up. freezing in greenville at 32 this morning. we are finding temperatures mainly only in the 20's in western north carolina. 21 in franklin to 27 in hendersonville. rutherfordton at 24. the breeze has been out of the northeast, mainly just 5-10. that will be the case through much of the day today. tomorrow the winds shift in will strengthen across the mountains. count on that through the day tomorrow. and then colder air to follow. we are dry for now. the dew point temperatures are in the teens. really dry air mass but still in the upper levels we are getting that will be the case through the day today. we are watching with great interest a rapidly developing system out over the atlantic. it is going to turn it into a very rainy

pamela: a baby step. myra: we go to asheville now where police want to know who fired shots at a woman, after a near traffic collision. police said the incident happened early friday morning along tunnel road near swannanoa river road. the woman told police she was in a near collision with the suspect. he tried to fire at her. police said when the tried to stop the driver he sped away. , investigators are looking for a gold kia suv. police believe he is from the haw creek or tunnel road area. anyone that can help police find the suspect or vehicle, are asked to call the asheville police. in greenville county the search , continues for a double murder suspect, who is on the run. bradford williams stands accused of shooting and killing two people at a nightclub in he was 2014. released from jail in january with a ankle monitoring device as part of the home records show he cut off his ankle monitor thursday morning. deputies say williams has friends and family in the anderson county. if you see him you're as

first, pamela wright. fog, very much the story this morning. pamela: it continues to thicken. things are under control. 50's across the upstate. 40's mainly in western north carolina. the fog is thickening. i rain chances are increasing significantly. i will break this down for you day by day. this will be the warmest day all week, even with all the clouds. geoff: the south carolina gop primary has come and gone. still standing, donald trump. allyson: that's right. yesterday's primary ended with jeb bush bowing out of the race. here's another look at those gop primary results. donald trump, walking away with the vote there. ted cruz and marco rubio practically tied here in south carolina. geoff: again it was jeb bush who , announced he's dropping out of the race. us now. two different incidents. it was pretty much expected that donald trump would take the palmetto state. last night he thanked the voters of south carolina. donald trump: i want to begin by thanking the people of south carolina, this is a special state. myra: he also got some boos when he addressed his victory, w

first, a look at the weather with pamela wright. pamela: good morning. watching the fog sicken up this morning. visibility greatly reduced. now, we do have advisories of. i won't be surprised to see those spread across the upstate. take it easy this morning. 40's across the mountains to get you going. 52 in boone, which is unbelievable on this february morning. as far as the numbers go, you see, by 10:00, close to 60 degrees. we will reach the mid-60's and much of the upstate. main rain moves then as we get back to work tomorrow. i will show that in the film -- in a few minutes. geoff: the gop primary has come and gone. still standing, very much, donald trump. allyson: but yesterday's primary ended with jeb bush bowing out of the race. here's another look at those results. donald trump, walking away with the vote there. ted cruz and marco rubio practically tied here in south carolina. john kasich and ben carson finished lowest. , announced he's dropping out of the race. us now. myra no surprise that donald trump won. myra: no. it was pretty much expected

pamela gardner is standing by and we have had several reports from people up this morning pamela. >> yes we have. some reports in there are extremely he helpful because weil we can go ground tooth on what you are experiencing. 35 according to brian in shirley and so far no this time. that's key information but once we get the colder air to move in than we will see more of the transition and that snow will continue to pile up. south here. john in hanover has 37 degrees with rain. .14 inch of rain since midnight. and that rain will change over to some snow for you too john. we will keep you posted on the weather watcher reports and that change over. on the timing. >> that changeover you talked about happens from west to east later this morning. let's go through the timeline hour by hour. between now and 6 and 7 the temperatures drop so the rain snow line moves south and east as colder air works in and precipitation comes down harder. mid to late morning that occurs down near the cape cod canal. it takes longest for outer cape probably not until late morning or midday. and notice that,

we have danielle and pamela watching this for you. so we will have an update in a few minutes. >> the team of reporters is out there ready for the storm. >>> former providence mayor cianci will be laid to rest today. at city hall all weekend. later today his casket will be taken to the cathedral of st. peter and paul by horse drawn carriage. the funeral mass will be at 10 a.m. he was 74 and will be buried at st. and hee-- ann' cemetery. >>> cranton dealing with two tramming days 48-year-old man and a 6-year-old -- two tragedies. a 48-year-old man and 6-year- old girl killed when the tree limb fell on them. kaleigh kenyon was killed when she was playing in the snow. grief counselors were at her school and a gofundme page has raised nearly 30,000 dollas for family. >>> of-- shall every chipotle will shut down. in december this was a outbreak of knowo virus and there have been cases e.coli connected to the restaurant in other parts of the country. at today's meeting they will procedures it has adopted. >>> a lowll police officer is on ad

i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. it's a cooler but spring-like tomorrow maybe. >> definitely warming up for tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 50s. today in the 40s this is where we should be time of the starting off with chilly temperatures. we dropped down to 21 degrees in brooster. we stay completely clear and that's why temperatures r -- have fallen into the teens and 20s. northwest wind still out there. your real feel temperatures are in the teens as a result. feels more like 14 in boston. hour by hour forecast throughout the rest of the day, temperatures warm into the 30s. wind direction changes coming from the southwest. briefly we'll touch the lower 40s before we fall back into the upper 30s plenty of sunshine tomorrow. i'm tracking that next chance for rain, when that may arrive coming up in your 7-day forecast. >> thank you so much. >>> the family of a murder ed teacher is angered over the sentenced to life but he will be eligible for parole in his 50s. >> i miss her friendship. >> split between memories

pamela: exactly. to you. -- back to you. let me wax poetic for at least a few seconds. 54 degrees right now. we will have some spotty showers around today. better rain chances and lower temperatures. upcoming week. every word. pamela: i like that in a guy. drier weather for the second geoff: good to be with you this morning. myra: a party here. geoff: it was a memorable saturday. now we turn to the democrats coming into the state here. bernie sanders here later this afternoon. allyson: that is at 3:00. thanks for having us. we' look forward to seeing you. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> good morning. trump and clinton on top. the billionaire republican riding high this morning after a big win in south carolina.

pamela? pamela: all right, taking a look outside, it's rather overcast right now. but we will consider a wardrobe malfunction over the next couple of days as if your hat goes off, because it will be cold and windy and he will want that for your ears for the next few days. here we are, 38 in greenville with a northerly wind coming in. the breeze is a bit stronger across western north carolina. wind chill of 21 in nashville. 19 in hendersonville. greenville, you have thicker clouds. those who have been blowing all the way back this way from the system that's offshore. i will show you that. mountains, gusting to 25 later, picking up over the upstate is well near 20. live super doppler four hd, all clear for now, picking up just a few snowflakes in areas around columbia early this morning when i came in. and now, still flying, not adding up but just a mix near fayetteville and raleigh this morning. heavy rain in charleston as well. quickly as the system developed, it is going to push off towards

pamela is back at 5:15 to let us know. and also ahead, forget the kindle, why the good old fashioned bookstores are making a comeback. and what to get the patriots fan in your life for valentine's day, how about a personalized message from your favorite player? >>> and in our tech minute, how to make sure your digital camera is ready for your valentine's day. >>> recording cold temperatures but nothing like what we had in store for you, later tonight or even in to sunday morning. and we're also tracking some snow. denise in plymouth has 17 degrees with just a light dusting of snow overnight. we have some snow showers moving across cape cod. how long those will stick around after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! have succeeded. nefarious? brookside. [ music ] >> oh, man, wish we could just let that play all morning long. >>> if you're the type to new camera is a great gift. today's tech minutes and tip on how to prepare for that picture perf

pamela? >>> dealing with a spotty wintry mix this morning. but once this all gets out of here, this afternoon is going to be fantastic. a touch of spring, temperatures soaring in the 50s and more [ indiscernible ] on the way, the forecast coming up. weather trivia time, we have the first question of the morning, who is credited with having written the first weather forecasting manual? a [ indiscernible ] b archimedes, caquinas or d, da you'll need to email us so we can issue you a ticket. but you're right here. it's protocol. or, you can try staples tech services next day guarantee. it's fast and done right. i'll do that instead. that's not protocol marsha. in by noon, out by 5 the next day. staples. make more happen. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier tha

pamela: we have a c clly start this morning. we also have rain, sleet, and a snowy mix briefly in parts of south carolina. that system is p pnt away. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over two and a half million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politi

current wind gusts pamela pension can -- never know. can't wind gusts pam what mentioned -- current wind gusts pamela mentioned howling. gusts isolated over 50. wet pasty nature of the snow means scattered outages. the current wave height red by the byies 14 -- buoys 14 feet here. and we have some 16 to 18 foot waves off long island and south of nantucket. so the seas are churned up and waves are building and that means as high tide approaches we will watch the coastline closely here. coastal flood advisory is up for boston back up into southern maine joshing county for minor pockets. coastal flood warning to the cape are for moderate coastal flooding. this scituate and chatham and inn tucket especially. -- nantucket especially. so between 9 a.m. this morning and 1 p.m. this afternoon. overnight tonight teens and 20sch it's going to be slick on anything untreated. up around or just at 30 around the coast accu-weather 7-day a chance of snow with snow flurries on thursday and we turn colder and blustery to enter the week and we will watch

pamela: a cloudy start to our saturday. temperatures mild. >> you are watching live, local, breaking news with myra ruiz and myra: we are back now with a traffic alert for you can expect some lane closures. overnight, one lane of traffic in both the north and south-bound lanes, between mile markers 63 and 67, are closed. that's between the exit for highway and highway 129 in 290 spartanburg county. the road work will continue through tomorrow afternoon. drivers should expect delays, and are encouraged to take another route if they can. gabrielle: there will be no social media postings from jail. that's from deputies in pickens county after three suspects accused of murder, turned to our cameras in the courtroom this week, and asked people to follow them on twitter and other sites. albert taylor, jamari fair, dennis gibbs, and a 15-year-old are accused of shooting kejuan brown in the tri-city lanes bowling alley parking lot, deputy creed hashe told wyff news 4 that inmates have no access to computers or cell phones in the de

pamela: there is no contradiction there at all. the preclearance regime is the product of the democratic process. it is the process that coniston acted in this law, to say that the core jumping in and claiming a constitutional problem is the same thing as congress saying we think there is a demonstrated problem. and the demonstrated problem is indicated both by the stuff that judith talked about that happened in florida, which is a state largely not covered by preclearance, which is why they could have these purges and why they could change the election laws and the way they did. and on the other hand, most of the vote suppression stuff that we are seeing today, huge amounts of that not only could be blocked by preclearance, but were blocked by preclearance before the supreme court struck down the formula for preclearance in shall be county. curt: your argument is that the supreme court was interfering with democracy. but that is also the argument in bush v. gore. that it had the constitutional right to be the final word in this ca

in san francisco, i'm sharon >>> 5:17 now, pamela is here giving us our forecast. looks like it's here. >> yeah. >> reporter: with no escaping it. >> yeah, overnight and then it just became winter. what a difference a day makes. we'll have time to dig out from the snow the next couple days, a little bit of melting too, temperatures near 40. however, i'm tracking another potential for snow, actually, a couple different systems could give us some snow monday in to tuesday. i'll show you the latest information on that and what we're thinking, so far in just a minute. want to get you to some weather watcher reports, we had some pretty decent snow totals, 11 points, kingston, 10.4, reporting 10 inches of snow in shirley, that fresh snow and the back edge of ha storm moving -- that storm moving out just before sunset created just gorgeous pictures, a flood of photos coming in to our wbz storm tips mailbox. admiral hill, chelsea sent this in via twitter, gorgeous red sky and here in framingham, rich pink. reflection off the water there, amazing color and beautiful after w

but we will transition over and pamela gardner has a closer look at the hour by hour timeline. >> it's mainly where that freezing line is going to be. throughout the duration of the morning, through the afternoon the freezing line sinks to the south and east. hour by hour going through the next several hours, you see we have all snow from boston to bedford and taunton. plymouth is when you start to see that rain changing over to snow. the wet heavy snowflakes will be pasty with the accumulation amounting to added weight to the tree limbs and trees and power line as well. 10 a.m., starting to see the and mainly on the cape and islands. noon still dealing with heavy snow accumulation low visibility and pockets of some pretty heavy snow squalls too in between. 2:30 p.m. we see things clear out from west to east. very slowly a few lingering snow showers maybe on the cape and islands for the evening commute. majority of us looking okay. overnight tonight, clearing out and we are done with the snow for a little bit. snowfall today 4 to 8 inches from boston inside 495. isolated pockets could

>> all right, pamela, thank you so much. it is 5:30 now. >>> we're disgusted and personally offended with the defense's repulsive recommendation that colleen's killer be parole eligible, evil cannot be rehabilitated. >> the family of colleen ritzer frustrated by the sentence given to her killer. for the murder of the danvers high school teacher. but the teen will be given a chance for parole when he's in his 50s. ruling that juveniles cannot be sentenced to life without parole. >>> and police are searching for the burglar who broke in to a woman's home as she was putting her kids down for a nap. police believe 33-year-old keith babcock of sea brook made his way inside through the shieding door -- sliding door on wednesday. he took off with a package from her back porch. they know who they're looking for because a neighbor got his license plate. >>> the democratic presidential race moves to south carolina today. hillary clinton is hoping to expand her winning streak against senator bernie sanders, she's with a dominant lead g

pamela gardner is standing by. thanks for controlling the radar pamela. >> no problem. we have storm reports that have been coming in and we have multiple reports of wind damage or wind gusts and in fact, some of the storm reports we have here really right around the storm. we have had a 69 mile pea per hour gust in boston and we had trees reported over a car in cambridge around 1:40 a.m. and these storms are powerful creating trees and wires down in dover and so if you are out driving, be careful as we start to wake up and head out. you see some of the damage. and the blue hills over 74-mile- per-hour wind gusts. current gusts are starting to let up a bit. still gusty from bedford and worcester and boston 32. plymouth winds picking up a bit. 44-mile-per-hour gusts as the storms push through. wind advisory after all the storms move through wind advisory goes into effect through 7 p.m. today. wind gusts of 40 to 60 miles per hour so additional trees may fall and we might have additional power outages. we are not over yet with those winds but storms at least moving out. d

pamela. >> good morning. we have brutal cold out there and record lows according -- reported across the board. subzero temperatures according to weather watchers. we have 9 below near beverly, 10 degrees below he zero in boston and actually in cambridge and more subzero temperatures on the way for your monday morning. then we warm up a bit. when we will see 20s in that 7- dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save for retirement and college - times two. i get that it can be overwhelming, because i' m living it. saving' s not that complicated. with what you have. if you have a question about saving, ask me. sincerely, alex payne. . >>> welcome backp inspect-- inspectors were on the road checking manhole covers grates and electric can panels they want to prevent another accident like on friday. massdot said they inspected more than 900 manhole covers 65 were repaired out of an abundance of caution. >>> caitlin clavette was killed when the manhole cover came through and crashed through the windshield. she

kerry. >> all right, pamela. thank you so much. >>> and we're following that breaking news from fall river now. the crews are on the scene of the raging mill fire. the intense flames broke out at the building on weaver street. the fire chief said when he arrived, he could see flames shooting from eight windows on the second floor. smoke from the fire was picked up on weather radar. the fire is still burning right now. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. -- going on. >> tense moments for firefighters battling a house fire in brighton as we feared one of their own was in trouble alarm. hospital with minor injuries. the fire broke out at the home around 7:30 last night. and firefighters game became concerned when none of the personal alarms started going off and so they called a mayday. they went into search and moments. everyone was accounted for. the assistant -- [ indiscernible ] triggered the scare. dome. move for 30 seconds, the alarm signifies to the alarm system that you may -- some type of

pamela, you need extra love from the patriots? they have a bunch of gifs out there. >> that's a good idea. bundle up for valentine's day. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning. talk captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it's february 13th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> the stadium is set for a showdown in south carolina. the republican candidates fire new attacks ahead of tonight's debate. >>> a weekend of extremes as an arctic blast hits the northeast. the west experiences record hot weather. >>> taking up arms against the

here's pamela meehan before. all right, pamela. let's see the new you! >> all right, gang. take off your blindfolds. take a look. >> wow! >> oh, my god. everyone has the same hair color. >> stunning. >> spin right around. take a look. >> oh, my god! i love the hair! >> the color's exactly like -- >> oh, wow. beautiful. >> look at your husband. >> oh, my god! >> kleenex. >> give one to david. >> david. there you go. david, are you okay? >> i'm good. i'm good. >> you know what i love? i love this. look at david for one second. david, what do you think? >> she's beautiful. gorgeous. >> thank you. >> louis, tell us -- the color's spot on. looks just like the daughters. >> every now and then you get lucky, hoda. what can i tell you? what i did here is obviously -- she had highlights on her hair. she is starting to go a little bit gray. it happens to all of us. >> before and after. >> yeah. >> it was making her skin look very ashy. her skin even paler. and the deeper color works. this is vanessa haircut today. simple, because she has great texture. >> jill, that outfit is killer.

pamela? >> maureen, well, polls show that trump is not only leading in the polls but he also has strong support. today i did not run into any trump supporters. but i ran into voters grappling vote for on saturday. >> at red's grill they have been cooking sips 1948 and many customers have been ordering for years. >> i am a hillary fan. >> martha pool. >> i have told people that if hillary does not get the nomination i might vote for trump. >> really? >> because i think just watching him for four years would be so entertaining. >> as a democrat she will not be voting saturday but she will vote in the republican primary. >> first year of voting. so it is a big decision for me altogether. >> her husband says he does not like any of the choices especially donald trump. >> he is doing it for the title of being president he is not actually in it to be a president. >> i plan on voting and i hope i make the right decision but i do not think there is a right decision. in south carolina. >> no. not abou

pamela: i'm sure it is.ible for me to buy some in the computers that consume so many pat -- so much power to corrupt this thing. just with the system of achieving consensus -- it is called proof of work. i do all of this work, i use up all of this energy, and that is the righte i found solution and achieve consensus, but there are all kinds of new proofs being worked on. as we point out in the book, many of them show much promise. pamela: this is a topic i think we will be talking more and more about. right, pamela ritchie, bloomberg canada tv anchor joining us from toronto. alix: the dell losing some of its earlier gains. home sales disappointing investors with an unexpected drop of 2.5% for january. it was supposed to gain half of 1%. alix: i do want to point out that natural gas prices are down 3.5% despite the fact that oil is rallying. those in energy dynamics are seeing a divergence, which is peculiar. natural gas under two dollars. unbelievable. markets producer was telling us that oil is up for the m

live here in maiden, pamela escobar wbtv on your side. >> and thank you. as standard procedure the two officers involved in the shooting are on paid administrative leave for the investigation. >> the battle for presidential nomination headed to the palmetto state with more than a week to go for the primaries they are making pitches to reporters. donald trump leads among south carolina voters. runner-up ted cruz. get out of the vote effort and working to get major support from christians who makeup 65% of south carolina voters. >> how important is the evangelical vote in south carolina? >> well it is a very large portion of the republican electorate. it's quite diverse. >> the candidates will make their pitch to voters on a cbs news debate tomorrow night. you can watch it live starting at 9:00 p.m. here on wbtv. >> right now, republican candidate john kasich is holding a rally. alex giles is live in the alert center with more. >> guys look at this live picture happening right now. kasich is at a rally in columbia, south carolina. our sister station wis repo

we have team coverage with danielle and pamela. >> you are right. we will track that rain snow line as it continues to press eachward-- eastward and you saw on the roads they are wet but those roadways will deteriorate really across southern new england. so let's zoom in a little bit. temperatures in the middle 30ssomewhere north of worcester and that rain snow line has been coming inside 128 now so you get near andover up 93 and we have been mixing with wet snow neighbors back into the merrimack valley. in boston 37 at logan airport and get just west of town inside 128 we are seeing some of the wet snowflakes mixed in and it happens when the precipitation starts to come down harder. we are seeing some of the rain transition over to snow. back down near franklin seeing some of the snow mix in as well. that will continue to press south and east from brockton back up to quincy over the next let's say hour and 20 minutes or so. north and west of that, it's all snow and coming down lighta at light clip and rain in southeastern massachusetts. so that rai

back to you, alison and miguel. >> pamela brown. thank you. >>> investors returning from a long holiday weekend to a global rally for stocks. the dow is up in early trading. europe is pushing higher. a big rally in asian markets overnight boosting the oil market. oil prices are surging building on big gains. looking at crude oil. it is crossing $31 this morning. investors are hoping opec and other producers will cut production in a bid to push prices higher. oil ministers from saudi arabia and russia will be meeting in qatar today. cutting production will not likely raise prices immediately. it will likely be a more gradual trend. supply to outstrip demand by 2 million barrels this year. maybe the lower gas prices are safe for a while. >> i like paying 27 cents at the pump. >> i wish. >> i'm kidding. >>> a night for the biggest stars in music to shine. boy did they ever. the 58th grammy awards. ♪ >> omg. i love her. i am going to wear that tomorrow. that sparkly jump suit. i'm in it tomorrow. taylor swift won three, album of the yea

so, pamela started spreading fires. >> you might know him but you might know someone who knows him. >> reporter: right now without hands and folded hands, they cling to the notion. get one more look at it right here, he is 5'9", 150 pounds, the lookout for his car, a silver, four-door kemery. if you know anything, call police. >>> hillary clinton celebrating a victory as she continues on the campaign trail tonight. she narrowly beat bernie sanders to win the iowa caucus and that wasn't declared until today. more than 12 hours after they began. it was so close in some precincts, the boat was decided by a coin toss. >>> all eyes are now on new hampshire, the home of the next political contest. primary could make or break their campaigns. clinton and sanders already on the ground there, fighting for democratic votes. the republicans there, too. ted cruz playing off his win in iowa, marco rubio as well, after his stronger-than- expected third-place finish. as for the runner up, donald trump and manage night that skipping the last debate may have had something to do with his second-place f

. >> pamela gardner is here. the forecast. >> it was a bit of a chilly day out there. especially with the wind, and combined with the cooler temperature, but tomorrow, better news, on the way. that's for sure. 50s on the horizon. and for now, in the 30s. we have pushed it down to 36 degrees in boston and norwood. and 31 plymouth. and 32p-town. you factored in wind chill, and it really feels like 26 degrees in boston. with a light breeze from the southwest. worcester feeling like 19 degrees and more like the 20s and the satellite radar, it shows that we are mostly clear. through. but there is a weak system to our north, that will help to overnight. and the temperatures will stay pretty steady once we get through midnight tonight and falling to 34 degrees in the hour by hour forecast. we will go down in the lower 30s and then back in the mid- 50s for tomorrow's high. and coming up, how long the 50- degree high temperatures will stick around in that seven-day >> pamela, thanks. we will see you then. >>> campaign 2016 now. democratic candidate hillary clinton will be in bo

. >> thank you, pamela. it really is an honor to be here today. it's amazing to get a date that will patronage all the workers behind me and once that are in front of me that event building this new hospital for our community. with incredible it's incredible to think just a little over a year i was looking at a whole: the sandbox analysis of this high-tech steel with this damper system to protect this hospital and our patients and our staff in the event of a major earthquake in the future. now, see pmc has a very long tradition of caring for our community. with this new hospital we feel we be better equipped to care for our community moving into our

it has been seven years since pamela butler disappeared from her northwest apartment, and tonight heramily is still searching for answers. we were there, and here is more on the emotional next step in search for some kind of closure. >> seven years after she first disappeared, the family and friends of pamela butler hold another vigil, holding out hope that it this sad mystery will soon be solved. >> something happened very awful on that day. the family needs closure. >> butler, a 47-year-old analyst with the e.p.a. vanished van riemsdyk titan's weekend 2009. she was last seen on is your veil ans cameras entering her northwest d.c. home but never leaving. on x-boyfriend was seen surveillance coming and going from the home that weekend. he has denied having anything to do with the disappearance. wondering what happened to her and why. >> we know this case is not going to be solved unls somebody comes forward and tells us what we need to know. >> give us some closure. >> d.c. police continue to investigate the case. >> some of the retired lieutenants who were here that night, i saw them

keep your blindfolds on for a here's pamela before. all right, pamela. let's see the new you! take a look. >> wow! >> everyone -- >> are you right around. take a look. >> oh, my god! i love the hair! >> almost exactly like -- >> oh, wow.beautiful. >> your husband -- >> oh, my god! >> look right there. your husband is>> david. there you go. david, are you okay? >> you know what i love? i love this. look at david for one vid, what do you think? >> beautiful. gorgeous. >> thank you. >> luis, t on, like the daughters. >> every now and then, you get lucky, hoda. what i did here is obviously -- she had highlights on her hair.g to go a little bit gray. it happens to all of us. >> look ashy. her skin even paler. and the deeper color works. this is -- vanessa haircut today. she has great texture. >> jill, that outfit is killer. >> i love winter wear winter white in the winter. white house, black market and look at the asymmetrical slits. >> i love that! >> kids, what do you guys he looks amazing. >> she is beautiful. >> aww! >> big round of applause for pamela. enjoy your family, our s