pinckney -- that's the only way fountain it. pinckney was about madison's age. he was -- there's these letters in the library of congress with pinckney -- that pinckney wrote madison. pinckney had this big hand writhing, huge, and after the convention, pinckney actually writes madison this letter that says, here i am, i'm married, having a fine time, i gather you're still a bachelor. which was in your face. and pinckney and madison were staying at the same house together, and there's a lot of competition between them, and pinckney actually introduces a plan also at the convention, at the beginning, and madison doesn't record it. in fact madison basically leaves pinckney out almost entirely through the beginning of the -- of his notes so when we read the notes it looks like pinckney never even had a plan. historians now believe that pinckney had a plan. actually a quite interesting plan. >> and so tell us about the other plans that were introduced. >> the virginians had plan -- the virginians thought the problem with the government under the articles of confedera

pinckney. because her and her members showed this nation our community and our country at its best. showing that even through our tears, our faith remains steady. even through our pain, our steps will keep moving forward. we refuse to become part of the hate that we fight. we refuse to succumb to those that see us less than what god made us to be. we honor jennifer pinckney who became the bride of reverend pinckney in 1993. now mrs. pinckney raises his children and leads on everyday of her life. they're in the pain of a soul mate gone but having the knowledge that she and others must continue to personify what he stood for or his living and teaching would be in vain. may you help me in honoring the legacy memory of reverend clemente pinckney as we honor his wife, jennifer pinckney. [applause] this is also reverend pinckney's sister. if you saw reverend pinckney, you're looking at him now. give them both a big hand. >> the honorable reverend clementec. pinckney. he lived a life like the dr. mart

jennifer pinckney. [ applause ] this is also reverend pinckney's sister. if you ever saw reverend pinckney, you're looking at him. now give them both a big hand. [ applause ] you want to say anything? >> the honorable reverend clemente c. pinckney, he lived a life like the dr. martin luther king jr. he was a preacher, he was a teacher. he was about service, peace, and taking action. he was a voice for the voiceless. he believed in seniors getting affordable health care. before his untimely death, he was working with an organization and trying to -- that was trying to develop a mobile health unit because he lived -- his area was a rural area. it was a large centered area and so now they're trying to work with me so that they can raise the $250,000 to actually get this mobile unit into action. he believed in public education. there was never an issue when our daughters were born where they were going to go to school. they're going to public school. i went to public school. i was in a poor district, a poor school. but look at me. that's what he would say. i'm

senator pinckney was more than just a senator. he was a father, a husband, a brother, a son, a reverend. we should all spend a little more time getting to know the people behind the policies. >>[applause] before the tragedy of mother tragedy of walter scott in april . we all recall what happened in that case. mr. scott was stopped by a north charleston police officer for having a broken tail light. what ensued was caught on video for the entire world to see. mr. scott began to run from the officer, who shot him repeatedly in the back, tragically ending his life. we were betrayed by one of our own. the vast vast majority of police officers in this nation are honorable men and women. they keep us safe. but unfortunately what happened in north charleston on april 4 was not a unique event in america today. what happened after was. in the face of overwhelming video evidence that something had gone to the wrong, south carolina did not erupt in riots or violence. and progress. justice for walter scott and his family, progress for our sta

pinckney's widow jennifer will accept the award tonight at the columbia convention center. haley and riley plan to speak during tonight's event about how south carolina leaders came together during the city's mass shooting. and just in a matter of hours, president barack obama will deliver a speech of his own. his final state of the union address. more now on the speech the president says is expected to speak directly to you, the american people. >> no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- i know, because i won both of them. >> that was president obama at last year's state of the union address. now in his final year in office, he'll speak before congress for the last time. but instead of trying to persuade the joint session to work with him in 2016, with the legislative to dos, the president is expected to deliver a speech with a slightly different tone compared to years past. in a video released by the white house, mr. obama previews what he'll say tonight. >> what i want to focus on in this state of the union address, not just the remarkable progress we've made, not ju

senator pinckney was more than just a senator. he was a father, a husband, a brother, a son, a reverend. we should all spend a little more time getting to know the people behind the policy. [ applause ] emanuel in june, there was the tragedy of walter scott in april. we all recall what happened in that case. mr. scott was stopped by a north charleston police officer for having a broken tail light. what ensued was caught on video for the entire world to see. mr. scott began to run from the officer, who shot him repeatedly in the back, tragically ending his life. we were betrayed by one of our own. the vast, vast majority of police officers in this nation are honorable men and women. they keep us safe. but unfortunately what happened in north charleston on april 4th was not a unique event in america today. what happened after was. in the face of overwhelming video evidence that something had gone terribly wrong, south instead we focused on justice and progress. justice for walter scott and his family. progress for our state. that fo

she will present an award to jennifer pinckney on behalf of her late husband- pastor clementa pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in a shooting at a church in charleston, south carolina. it's a kids dream come true, but some parents and teachers may not be so thrilled about the idea... extra recess. of schools are adding extra play pressure on students -- even in elementary school -- has ramped up in recent years. are packing the day a handful of more free time. shamlian. this is recess at brown elementary this is the second recess. after lunch, a trip outside - the fourth 15 minute recess of the day. the frequent breaks are the daily routine for kindergarten and first graders at several north texas schools. it's part of a 3-year trial by texas christian university.. and based on finland's system where students get an average 75 minutes of daily recess compared to 27 minutes here. the kids, of course, love it.. but educators believe this is more than a study break. it is a trade-off: 30 fewer minutes on the fundamentals.. math, science and writing. researchers hope helping kids

was officially sworn in this week.she was elected last year to replace the late senator clementa pinckney. 3 clemson head coach dabo swinney is now the first acc coach to win the "paul 'bear' bryant coach of the year" award.swinney is an alabama crimson tide.clemson's perfect season ended monday night with a loss to alabama in the national championship. 3 leaders at the news channel al- jazeera america say up to 700 of their workers could lose their jobs this year. year.president kate o'brian announced during a staff meeting on wednesday that they're going off the air april 30th. the news channel has suffered from low ratings since its launch in 2013. analysts say the station is only averaging between 20- thousand and 40-thousand viewers per day.a company memo states they will be expanding into other digital platforms after the shut down. 3 3 it's ______.a middle schooler in north carolina is being thanked for his quick thinking. coming up:how district leaders say he saved dozens of students and his own mother. 3 here's a live look over

, who you can see off to the right --- the widow of slain state senator clementa pinckney. under the president's plan, regardless of where you purchase a gun -- online, at a gun show or at a store you will need a background check. and if you are in the business of selling firearms, you must be licensed and conduct background checks. the president wants to hire 200 atf agents to better enforce gun laws. also -- spending 500 million dollars on expanding mental health treatment. and investing in gun safety technology research. president obama said he knows reform won't happen overnight but progress needs to start now. "in dr. king's words, we need to feel the fierce urgency of now because people and the longer do, no longer suffice. that's why we're here today; not to but to do something to try to prevent the so, just because it's hard is no excuse not to try." attorney general alan wilson released a statement in response that reads in part quote -- "as attorney general, i will review the specifics of the president's executive order. some items, such as more resources for law

thousands of people turned out to see pinckney lying in state. at his home-going service in charleston, pinckney was applauded for his tireless devotion between the church house of mother state house in columbia. delivering the eulogy was president barack obama who described the slain state senator, as man who was designed for destiny at an early age. "he was in the pulpit b b 13, pastored by 18, public service by 23." clementa pickney was 41-years-old. "sharonda had a spirit that would reach the world. she was just that special and everybody who knew her knew it." 45-year-old sharonda coleman-singleton was a minister and high school track coach. she was a mother of three and an alumna of south carolina state university. ethel lance served the church as a custodian, and was a longtime member of mother emanuel. "she was always there. she was always there. she was a soldier." the 70-year-old was a mother and grandmother, and was retired after dedicating 34 years to the performing arts. happy person. his aunt, she would do anything for anybody at an

thousands of people turned out to see pinckney lying in state. at his home-going service in charleston, pinckney was applauded for his tireless devotion between the church house of mother emmanuel and the state house in columbia. delivering the eulogy was president barack obama who described the slain state senator, as man who was designed for destiny at an early age. "he was in the pulpit by 13, service by 23." clementa pickney was 41-years-old. "sharonda had a spirit that would reach the world. she was just that special and everybody who knew her knew it." 45-year-old sharonda coleman-singleton was a minister and high school track coach. she was a mother of three and an alumna of south carolina state university. ethel lance served the church as a custodian, and was a longtime member of mother emanuel. "she was always there. she was always there. she was a soldier." the 70-year-old was a mother and grandmother, and was retired after dedicating 34 years to the performing arts. "tywanza was always a bubbly and happy person. his aunt, she would do

riley expressed his gratitude for the legacy pinckney left >> he is such a wonderful man. a wonderful public servant. a wonderful minister. we mourn his tragic death every day and all those who passed away with him. >> rochelle: also a part of the ceremony, a video of a moderated conversation between haley and riley about their response and actions following the massacre at emanuel ame church. the annual event promotes citizenship, public service, and bipartisan governing. >>> rochelle: turning to crime, human trafficking is probably not something you would expect to find close to home. but richland county sheriff leon lott says it's something happening right here in the midlands. >> crysty: richland country sheriff's department says 22-year-old daytron hoefer has been arrested and now faces multiple charges, including human trafficking after allegedly kidnapping a 16-year-old girl and forcing her to sell her body for sex. during an undercover sting, officials say they found the girl in a hotel room off two notch road back in december. with her family. governor nikki haley

award on behalf of her late pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in a shooting at the emanuel ame carolina. volunteers are calling this martin luther king day a "day on, not a day off." more than 40 are helping build about six sheds for families in the habitat for humanity program. the group includes volunteers from habitat, americorps and students from mount st. joseph university. they hope their efforts break a cycle of poverty, giving families in need not only a place to stay, but also a little king' s vision. to remember the king and we' still fighting some of those issues of inequality and our campus chapter is focused on the housing crisis. lisa: the group says volunteers from our area also help work on in the habitat for humanity re-store. volunteers of all ages, hard at work. mark: at lighthouse community school, people spent much of adults. the human rights campaign and volunteers put together as many as 500 hygiene kits and snack bags, including oatmeal and granola bars. they also included blankets and not

pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in a shooting at the emanuel ame church in charleston. myra: also happening today. the san diego chargers and soon-to-be los angeles rams will kick off formal negotiations regarding the possibility of a joint stadium venture. that's according to nbc sports, citing the orange county register. the nfl just last week approved the rams' move from st. louis back to los angeles and allowing the chargers to join them. geoff: a driver is lucky to have minor injuries, after an unusually close encounter with a deer. a woman was driving in through her front windshield, and landed in the back seat. first responders think the deer may have jumped off an embankment. it died on impact. myra: more heartbreak for celine dion. her brother, daniel dion died after a battle with cancer. he was 59-years-old. daniel dion was one of celine's 13 siblings. he leaves behind two adult daughters, two grandchildren and an extended family of nieces and nephews. the news comes as cel

--the wife the late south carolina senator clementa pinckney. obama try to assure the country and gun owners that his actions will not take away guns or diminish second amendment rights. the actions include tightening the loophole that allows people to buy guns at gun shows without a background check...hiring more people to make the system more efficient ... developing new technologies to make guns safer ... and helping people with mental illness. "each time this comes up we are fed the excuse that common-sense reforms like background checks might not have stopped the last massacre. or the one before that. or the one before that. trying? i reject that thinking." south carolina attorney general alan wilson responded to the executive action, saying in part -- "as attorney general, i will review the specifics of the president's executive order. some items, such as more resources for law enforcement are clearly constitutional.others, such as attempting to rewrite the laws congress has refused to pass three separate times are a different matter." the

-- the widow of slain state senator and emanuel ame pastor clementa pinckney. he listed about more than half a dozen of shootings he's had to address over his presidency. he says part of the solution is comprehensive background checks those purchasing guns whether it be from gun shows or local dealers. the president says it's not about taking away people's second amendment right -- which many opponents argue --- but about finding ways to stop the lost -- particularly when it to children. president obama urged congress to act but says the nation can't wait which is why he is taking executive action. that action includes licensing all gun dealers. he also spoke of getting help to those suffering from mental illnesses by investing 500 million dollars to expand treatment. and- expanding gun safety the president is continuing the conversation on gun control in a president's executive actions tonight on the news starting at 4. a blustery and cold start in the midlands, as we take a live look over the capital city. tim miller is tracking the temperatures in the first

it is also referred to -- that andy emanuel nine, she says that -- pinckney. carol: as you mentioned, this has been a year that has really been a challenge to her leadership. a lot of guys have in on her throughout the year. of course, in the summer with the church massacre in charleston, and also with the flooding, bad weather, roads problems that developed in the fall.it has been a challenge a lot of people have looked to her to say. she has risen to the challenges. michael: she delivered the republican response to president obama's state of the union. that was a great moment for her in her political career. she took heat from it, because of talking about loud voices, many thought it was an allusion to donald trump. she mentioned that trump is a friend of hers. way to the front of the chamber. she will meet a friend, lieutenant governor henry mcmaster, who is a competitor in the governor's race with her, but quickly became a friend when he withdrew. he threw his support behind her. during that particular contest. and then he went on to run for lieutenant gov

will receive an award on behalf of her late husband, pastor clementa pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in a shooting at the emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston, south carolina. police in mount healthy are searching for a bold thief. the suspect is accused of hopping into a gas station clerk' s car and fled, running over the clerk as he made his getaway. police say the store clerk was warming up his car saturday morning at the speedway on hamilton avenue. when he looked up, he noticed a man sitting in his car. when the clerk confronted the man, police say the suspect fled and ran the victim over. police say they are still searching for the clerk' s vehicle, a silver 2004 chevrolet malibu with the license plate number dsm 6236. the clerk is said to be in serious condition. if you see the car, call police. mark: reaching out to help the thousands of homeless men and women in cincinnati to help get them out of the cold. according to the greater cincinnati homeless coalition, approximately 25,000 people in the tri-state experience homelessness each year. man

pinckney. , he was one of nine people killed in the charleston church shooting last summer. we also have a lot of local service of ends events and breakfasts for martin luther king, jr., day. more on those straight ahead. dale: cold and windy. announcer: now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. da: good morning. looking from paris mountain back to the city of greenville, we have clear skies, chilly temperatures. right at 30 now with a was breeze of seven making it feel colder you not seeing any precipitation in the upstate. just a flurry or two along the tennessee-north carolina border. all of the counties highlighted in light blue under a wind chill advisory until noon today feet and wins gusting -- winds gusting 15 to 30 making it feel dangerously cold. let's show you some current temperatures. 21 and injures. -- 21 in andrews. spartanburg currently at 28. 29 in mauldin and simpsonville. a cold beginning to the day, especially when you factor in a 10 to 14 mile-per-hour wind in the mountains. it makes it feel like six in hendersonville. -4 is how it feels in boo

pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in a shooting at the emanuel ame church in charleston. geoff: also happening today. the san diego chargers and soon-to-be los angeles rams will kick off formal negotiations joint stadium venture. that's according to nbc sports, citing the orange county register. the nfl just last week approved the rams' move from st. louis back to los angeles and allowing the chargers to join them. myra: a driver is lucky to have minor injuries, after an unusually close encounter with a deer. a woman was driving in pennsylvania when a deer crashed through her front windshield, and landed in the back seat. first responders think the deer may have jumped off an embankment. it died on impact. geoff: the latest try to land a space rocket on a platform in the ocean has ended up in a flop. the private space-x company launched an unmanned rocket that put a satellite in space yesterday. things went downhill when the rocket attempted its secondary goal to land upright on the pl

police say zeb gross went missing from john pinckney lane, off of richmond rd. officials say they got the call around seven this morning. he was last seen wearing blue jeans-- a tie-dye shirt- black shoes-- and no coat. the fire department, williamsburg police and state police tell us they have two tracking dogs right now searching for the boy. be sure to stay with newschannel three and look for breaking updates on w-t- k-r dot-com and first at four. two portsmouth families forced out into icy cold temperatures this morning when their duplex went up in flames. now both families are without a home. news channel threes stefania okolie joins us live with a look at the damage-- yellow tape now surrounds this duplex. the home is uninhabitable for both families as the flames did some serious damage. just take a look. 15:32:41:15- 15:32:43:29 "nervous...like speechless ...." and of course cold. 15:32:54:07:15:32:56: "i )m real-p&cold..-p&it feels like it s 0 degrees out-p&here " crystal mann one of the-p&6 people forced out into 30 degree temperatures when their duplex

will receive an award on behalf of her late husband- pastor clementa pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in a shooting at the emanuel a-m-e church in charleston, south carolina. members of the omaha tribe of nebraska traveled from macy to pender by horseback or by car on saturday. this 21-mile "spiritual ride" was organized as the u.s. surpreme court prepares to hear a dispute over tribal boundaries. the tribe argues that pender is part of the omaha indian reservation because of a treaty dating back to the 1800s. "it's important to remember our spirituality and embrace it because that's who we are and that's what defines us people and indigenous people," said vernon miller, omaha tribal chairman. "we come together and use prayer. there are many forms of spirituality. for us it's a way of life, it's not a religion and so today is an expression of that." wants to tax alcohol sold in bars in pender. the supreme court will hear oral arguments in the case on wednesday. although iowa governor terry branstad said he does not want syrian refugees coming to iowa,

-- the wife the late south carolina senator clementa pinckney. the president is looking to assure the country and gun owners that his actions will not take away guns or diminish second amendment rights. the actions include tightening the loophole at gun shows without a background check...hiring more people to make the system more efficient ... developing new technologies to make guns safer ... and helping people with mental illness. governor nikki haley will be the face of the republican party on the national stage next week. house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced that haley will deliver the party's response to president obama's state of the union address. the governor says she plans to talk about the challenges and opportunities facing our country. haley's name has been floated as a potential pick for vice president on the republblan ticket. the state of the union and haley's speech will be next tuesday. the gamecock men's basketball team opens up sec play with a big road victory. plus...clemson continues it

. >> six women and three men, including pastor and state sen nan ever nat tor pinckney. >> we woke up and the expharyt soul of south carolina was broken. >> within hours they identified ruling oning a confederate flag. calling the attack a hate crime. >> the only reason someone could walk into church and shoot people praying is out of hate. the only reason. >> it is the most today's tardily act that one can imagine. >> he went into the church sat in the bible study for about an hour and then started shooting. he was arrested the next day, nearly 300 miles away. >>> he was stopped because a citizen alerted law enforcement to a suspicious activity, and they went out and they knew once they arrived it was the individual that we were looking for. he faces state and federal charges including nine counts of murder, the state is seek the death penalty. >> this was ultimate crime and the ultimate punishment. >> i have no problem with the death penalty. you do something like this to nine families you will pay the price. >>> but many expressed forgiveness, relying their nate to give them streng

gun violence victims including the widow of the south carolina pastor and state senator clementa pinckney. he broke into tears when talking about the first graders killed at sandy hook elementary school three years ago. this is an issue that is colby gallagher spoke to groups on both sides of the issue. >> if it saves one child but we don't count the upside. >> reporter: they have been fighting to protect gun owners. he said president obama's speech doesn't recognize the positive effect of responsible armed citizens. >> every month in the nra magazine they publish articles where pepele save their lives. >> reporter: they say it is there if you need it. he says his group was created after the emanuel ame church shootings. >> we have no agenda with clip sizes, et cetera. firearms that are purchased are done with background checks. >> reporter: he said if dillon roof's background check was done he would never have received the guns. >> as far as the time is concerned 93% of background checks can be completed in 72 seconds. >> reporter: both groups recognize the second amendment and say there

intended to curve gun violence the widow of the south carolina pastor and state senator of clementa pinckney was there as the president layed out his plan. she was invited to take part in the plan. the cornerstone expands background checks on firearm sales at gun shows and the internet while requiring dealers to be licensed and he called on congress to increase funding for mental health care and hiring more background checks and atf agents. >> the rest of our rights are second amendment rights are important. but there are other rights that we care about as well. we have to balance them. because our right to worship freely and safely that right was denied in south carolina and denied in kansas city and denied in chapel hill they had rights too. >> since the emanuel ame church shooting a group called for mandatory background checks for all gun owners in the state. he says data shows background checks work and had one been completed on dillon roof he would have never been able to purchase a gun. they have been around since the 1990s. the president believes background checks would lead to says m

the church's pastor reverend doctor clementa pinckney was one of the victims of last june's entered the church and started shooting.### governor terry mcauliffe puts politics aside for a day and tries his hand at acting in support of virginia's film industry. mcauliffe took to twitter .. posting pictures in character while on the set of a-m-c's "turn - washington's spies." the show is about the creation of america's first spy ring during the revolutionary war. the episode featuring the governor airs during the show's upcoming third season .. which returns to a-m-c april 25th. ### still to come on wsls 10 at noon ... its been two days since the carolina panthers became n-f-c champions and some stores are already seeing a rush for fan gear. what fans are saying about the team's second trip to the super today: scattered rain showers mainly in the late afternoon & evening .highs in the middle to upper 40s tonight: few rain showers possible with lows in the middle 30s wednesday: few morning rain showers with flurries and a light icy mix possible.cleari ng for the late-morning & into the uppe

receive an award on behalf of her late husband, pastor clementa pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in a shooting at the emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston, south carolina. lisa: developing international news, a group of americans expected to get medical checkups and germany after they were released from prison in iran. five americans were released as part of a prisoner exchange after the u.s. lifted sanctions on iran for complying with parts at least one of the americans decided to stay in a ran after his release. the president was positive about the deal, but says sanctions against iran remain in place for violations of human rights, supported terrorism, and its ballistic missile programs. >> as i' ve said many times, the nuclear deal was never to resolve all of our differences with iran, but still, engaging directly with the iranian government on a sustained basis for the first time in decades has created a unique opportunity. germany and expected to be reunited with their families. investigating a series of bomb threats. all four are made within

will receive an award on behalf of her late husband, pastor clementa pinckney. he was one of nine people killed in a shooting at the emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston, south carolina. lisa: thank you. three americans released from iran are now at a u.s. base in germany this morning. men on board. u.s. officials say a fourth t on the flight. iran released the men in exchange for seven iranians who violated u.s. sanctions. the president praised the swap. >> their cases were largely unknown to the world, but when americans are freed and reunited with their families, that' s something that we can all celebrate. lisa: the americans are expected to receive a medical check in germany, and they' ll have a chance to reunite with their families. a american opted to stay in iran fourth after his release. mark: we now know the name of the american, killed in the attack in burkina faso' s capital. al-qaeda militants targeted a hotel and a cafe popular with westerners. they killed 28 people and injured dozens more. the american victim was mike riddering. he and his wife wer

with the late senator clementa pinckney's family in the gallery, haley remembered the tragic shooting that took his life. she recognized the survivors too. "these two women and the precious little one who was with them that night are proof that we have angels living on earth." her state of the state, which hit on themes of unity and healing, also reflected on the police shooting of walter scott and the deadly october flood. "this year, was something neither we nor the weathermen could have ever imagined. rain at unbelievable levels pouring from the sky for hours." but haley's speech included some policy too. she called for more prosecutors to protect domestic violence survivors; legislation to dedicate up to one-percent of the state's bond capacity to help impoverished, struggling school districts; and ethics reform. "our two main priorities haven't changed: requiring public officials to disclose who pays them and having independent investigators oversee legislators." measures the house has passed so the governor called for an impromptu vote on the issue to see where each senator stan

family didn't know where he was around 7 monday morning and had last seen him at his home on john pinckney lane in the middle of the night. and he didn't have a jacket with him. in the air -- a state police helicopter looked for the child. on the ground, bloodhounds followed his scent. the search included nearly 80 people, from volunteer crews to multiple public safety agencies. but just after 3 -- more than 12 hours since anyone had seen zeb, came the big break. the fire found him in a crawl space under his home, an area they'd previously searched with no luck. c0083 5202 we feel wonderful that we were able to locate this young man. 5206 and put him back with his family. 5212 fire officials say it's not exactly clear why the little boy went into the crawl space, they'll leave that question up to his family. they're just grateful they found him. live in williamsburg, erin kelly, 10 on your accused of shooting four people in gloucester county. three of those victims are in stable condition tonight - but we're told one person died at the scene. 10 on your side's liz kilmer

now police say he's charged with reckless driving police say james pinckney was on road when he lost control of his car and plowed into a house on the corner. medics took him to the hospital the homeowner arrived at the scene just moments after the korean guy my car and there was already two people out here and we didn't see anybody in the car in the family some movement in there when we count on one of the house as been condemned and the homeowner just bought it six months ago hilton elementary school in newport news will reopen tomorrow the school made the announcement on its web site crews found lead based paint while working at the school officials closed the building for two days so crews could clean up. they tested the building for toxins were told and those tests came back clear. school leaders say crews will finish the painting project when students have a longer break it's not often that you have temperatures in way way dramatically below normal only fairly close to normal during the overnight that's a hint of the warmer air that is set to move in at least for a few days her

behalf of her late husband, senator clementa pinckney. pinckney was one of nine people killed at emanuel ame church back in june. the san diego chargers and the soon-to-be los angeles rams will reportedly kick off formal negotiations today. that's regarding the possibility of a joint stadium venture, according to nbc sports and the orange county register. the nfl just last week approved the rams' move from st. louis back to los angeles, and allowing the chargers to join them. apple's itunes radio service will no longer be free as of january 28-th. customers in an e-mail late last week. "beats 1" will be the only free radio service provided by apple. all other stations, based on artists or genres will require a paid apple music subscription of 9-99 a month. hosts, exclusive interviews and music selected by apple's djs. itunes radio launched in 2013 when apple debuted ios 7. snow blanketed eastern and northeastern japan today, paralyzing public transportation and leaving people injured. central tokyo got more than two inches of early mornin

cynthia herd, suzy jackson, ethel lance, clemente pinckney, myra thompson the nine we lost in the most sacred of places. their memories will forever be with us. my family and i pray for them and theirs every day. when i speak of the tragedy, i no longer speak of the emanuel nine. i speak of the emanuel 12. why? on june 17th, there were 12 men bible study. i've said it before, but i imagine i will say it until i no longer have the capacity to speak at all. those 12 people did what so many south carolinians do on a normal wednesday night. they went to bible study to profess and to grow their faith. but that was not a normal wednesday night. that night someone else joined them. he didn't look like them. he didn't sound like them and didn't act like them. they didn't call the police. they didn't throw him out. instead, they pulled up a chair and they prayed with him for an hour. the reasons only god knows, we lost nine amazing souls that night. though, too, for reasons only he ready to take three more but he still had work for them to do. i ask that you join my family as we pray for mrs. f

clark is the first pastor named since reverend clementa pinckney was shot and killed along with eight other parishioners last june. reverend clark's first sermon focused on hope. two suspects wanted for an armed robbery of a lexington county business are wanted for trying to use stolen checks at the same business. >> yeah. department official are telling us that two men robbed la gaviota grocery on augusta highway january 10th. the suspects took cash and checks and investigators say one of the men has cashed or tried cashing them at businesses in greenville, kershaw and saluda counties. he's been captured on surveillance cameras. look at some of those businesses there. if you have information that can help police, call crimestoppers. meanwhile, investigators are looking for the suspects in a shooting that left two teenagers in the hospital. richland county sheriff's department saying the incident happened at a party in the 200 block of foxhunt road sunday morning. officials say both teen boys were shot multiple times in the lower body suffering nonlife threatening injuries. if you kno

clementa pinckney, who was also shootings. dylann roof is charged in the killings. also in charleston, a total of 14 good at have been suspended or are receiving on campus punishment antimilitary college after a group appeared in these photos with pillowcases on their heads similar to the ku the decision was announced this morning. you may remember these photos service on smonth. the investigation determined that the freshmen were ordered by upperclassman to sing christmas carols dressed in costumes. a retired canine officer passed away this weekend. former k-9 officer cash died saturday due to an age-related illness. cash served along side side greenville county deputy hal harris from 2004 to 2009. during the pair's time together, they were called to serve over seizure of a lot of cash. cash was 12-year-old when he -- cash was 12 years old when he died. replacingtwo sought on these of the highway between state highway exit and the new cup road exit will happen today as a real-life sky4. 80 tour will be set up as crews replace part of the bridge. committee dot offic

she's the first pastor named since reverend clementa pinckney was shot and killed... along with eight- other parishioners last june. reverend clark's first sermon spoke about hope. she says, she's excited for the opportunity and the journey ahead. turning our attention to the crime beat... a pair of suspects in an armed robbery of a lexington coun business, are also wanted for trying to use checks stolen from the same business. lexington county sheriff's department detectives says two latino men robbed la gavi-o-ta grocery on augusta highway january 10th. the suspects took cash and checks... and investigators say one of the men has cashed or tried cashing them at businesses in greenville, kershaw and saluda counties. he's been captured on surveillance cameras at some of the businesses. if you have any information on this case, call crimestoppers at one-triple-eight-crime-s-c. and investigators are looking that sent two teenagers to the hospital. the richland county sheriff's department says the incident happened at a party in the 2-hundred block of foxhunt road yester

senator pinckney meant the world to us here at the senate. at the same time we would be remised if we didn't remember senator odell who served here for many years." senator odell died of heart 3 problems at the beginning of this year...and was also remembered in governor haley's speech. before she ended her address...she 3 once again spoke about the charleston massacre...tearing up as she asked two of the survivors to stand. while the state went difficult times in 2015...governor haley is the future. "the state of our 3 3 one of the longest standing ovations...was for senator pinkney's family.governor haley said ...she wants to honor his memory by all spending more time getting to know the people behind the policies. 3 while there will be plenty of analysis of haley's goals for this year ... we want take some time to see how close she came to meeting her goal's for last year's state of the state address.robert kittle has that story. 3 in last year's state of the state address ... governor nikki haley had two main things she wanted: to fix roa

during the breakfast pastor clementa pinckney's wife will receive an award on behalf of her late husband. he was one of the nine people killed in a shooting at a church in charleston, south carolina. good morning, hampton ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mainly sunny and cold! highs in the low- sky and very cold. lows in the teens. wind: nw 10-15mph... wind chill values in the single digits. tuesday: sunny & freezing! highs will struggle to reach the freezing mark. wind: nw 10-15mph...wind chill values in low 20s. an arctic ridge of high pressure will gradually ridge into our area throughout the day...and it'll sit over our area tomorrow. this will lead to very cold temperatures. highs for the next couple of days will stay in the low-mid 30s, but it'll feel colder with the wind. wind chills will be very low tonight. values will drop into the single digits...so, make sure to dress warmly if you venture out. by the end of the week, temperatures warm back to average temps in the upper 40s. another storm system rolls in friday into saturday...we'll be monitoring this one for rain & sno

haley and the late south carolina senator clementa pinckney, are this year's recipients of the david h. wilkins awards for excellence. senator pinckney was one of the nine parisoners lost in the charleston church shooting back in june. his widow, jennifer, will accept the award tonight at the columbia metropolitan convention center. haley and riley plan to speak at the event on how they each worked with south carolina leaders in the wake of that tragic shooting. crimson tide rolling into a victory over the tigers. >> rochelle: what clemson's football coach is saying about another try for the title. stay with us. we're live from main and gervais. >> the president is missing. >> these words from joel c. rosenberg's latest novel, "the first hostage," put the entire world on high alert and lead to the frantic search-and-rescue of the leader of the free world. >> it's another adrenalin-charged political thriller snatched from today's headlines. get a look inside with joel c. rosenberg, new york times' best-selling author of "the twelfth imam" and "the last jihad." tuesday columbia. thank

the church's pastor, the reverend clementa pinckney, who was also a state senator, was one of the victims of last june's shootings. dylann roof is charged in the killings. gabrielle: a total of 14 cadets have been dismissed suspended, , or are receiving on-campus punishment at the citadel military college, after the group appeared in these photos with pillowcases on their heads. many people said these pictures resembled the ku klux klan. the college president announced the decision this morning. the pictures surfaced online late last year. an investigation determined that the freshmen were ordered by upperclassmen to sing christmas carols dressed in costumes. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. showing mid to high level cloud streaming in quickly from the west. here is a weak cold front coming you can see a couple sprinkles and light showers along the front. the low and the cold air remains to our north. we get a bit of a break. this will be liquid precipitation monday -- tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. another low will develop on the front and slide south. that

pinckney, i want to say a special word and appreciation to you. i know that through you, you feel it. your husband's work will go on. you're going to be a major force on your own. [applause] loretta lynch, great attorney general. a good friend who is on her own, crafting her own path for justice at the united states department of justice. wade henderson, my man. when things got rough, when things were tossed at me, that was a phone call to make. he mobilized the troops and i could not have gotten through all the stuff i had to get through without you. we're going to miss you. altitude your position will change, your commitment to the cause will always remain. we thank you for all that you have done and all that you continue to do. as tony said, we were at mother emmanuel this weekend. one of the things that reverend dob said. he talked about the sermon, the time is now. we have made progress but our journey is clearly not yet complete. we can't be complacent. we can't be satisfied. there are new challenges that we have to face that have roots in s

the family of walter scott, that of short clemente pinckney and those people who worked tirelessly through the 1,000 year flood. the flood highlighting the gaping holes in our infrastructure. governor haley making it clear if the general assembly passes legislation that cuts taxes, reforms the department of transportation and invests in our roads, it's got her signature. >> past legislation that does not do all three of those things and i will veto it. >> reporter: disappointing some democrats who say they've been having positive bitalks about the roads -- bipartisan talks about the roads since it started. >> we still have a long ways to go. i was hoping she would meet us halfway on that. she put her foot down. >> reporter: some say they got the message. there, they'll be in there. to what degree, we'll see. >> reporter: crumbling facilities and a teacher retention issue in the rural part of the state hit the speech. >> i've seen the disparities and i won't stand by and allow them to continue. we want to raise our children knowing they're worthy of a good education. >> reporter: some lawma

coleman singleton, depayne middleton doctor, cynthia heard, susie jackson, at the legs, clemente pinckney, tywanza sanders, daniel simmons, myra thompson. the nine we lost in the most sacred of places. their memories will forever be with us. my family and i pray for them and there's every day. when i speak of the tragedy, i no longer speak of the emmanuel nine, i speak of the emmanuel 12. why? on june 17 there were 12 men bible study. i've said it before but i imagine i will say it until i no longer have the capacity to speak it all. those toe people did what so many south carolinians do on a normal wednesday night. they went to bible study, to profess and to grow their faith . but that was not a normal wednesday night. that night someone else joined them. he didn't look like them, didn't sound like them, and didn't act like them. they didn't call the police. they didn't throw him out. instead, they pulled up a chair and they prayed with him, for an hour. for reasons only god knows we lost nine amazing souls that night. so too, for reasons only he knows, god decided he that he still had w

during the breakfast pastor clementa pinckney's wife will receive an award on behalf of her late husband. he was one of the nine people killed in a shooting at a church in charleston, south carolina. the winter weather brought mixed reactions weekend. many people were happy to see snow, while others dreaded the wet weather. whichever your case may be, maybe this video will cheer you up today. it's of a snow diving squirrel in estonia. after a heavy snow fall last week, these animals had to work a little harder to get to their food. this squirrel showed off its athletic ability, diving head-first from the trees to find its stash of nuts. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mainly sunny and cold! highs in the low- mid 30s. wind: nw 10-20...wind chill values in the 20s. tonight: clear sky and very cold. lows in the teens. wind: nw 10-15mph... wind chill values in the single digits. tuesday: sunny & freezing! highs will struggle to reach the freezing mark. wind: nw 10-15mph...wind chill values in low 20s. an arctic ridge of high pressure will gradually ridge into our area it'll sit over o

with reckless driving after reportedly driving his car into a house in hampton police say james pinckney lost control of his car and plowed into a house on wheat with dr marcello wrote in the riverdale community. no the homeowner arrived at the scene just moments after the crash she said she just bought that house six months ago and spent a lot of money on renovations. now it's condemn me to open the door and then he tried to take off he was trying to get back into reverse to go out and i guess the rest of the trial that the homeowner called nine one one the driver was treated for minor injuries at the hospital seven police are looking for help in locating a wanted man twenty year old john robinson has warrants on file for felonious assault and domestic assault. we say he is also one for questioning in a commercial armed robbery. anyone who knows where to find robinson should call the crime line and new tonight a suspected bank robber is in custody following several tips from the public the current a county sheriff's office believes every sandal and is the man in this surveillance age ho

walter scott -- with justice, instead of violence.she also recognized the loss of senator clementa pinckney - and the other victims of the tragic shooting at mother emanuel church in charleston-- 3 3 for reasons only god knows, we lost nine amazing souls that night.... i ask that you join my family as we pray for mrs. felicia sanders, for her eleven year-old granddaughter, as they continue to live with that memory. memory.immediately following governor haley's address - representative mandy power norrells from lancaster county gave the democratic response - and she touched on another issue that south carolinians are passionate about. 3 3 speaking of safe roadways - why haven't we passed a bill to improve our roads and bridges? ... lately, you've heard governor haley call for unity. i agree. we need to start working together to get things done. done.for more highlights on the state of the state address head to fox-carolina-dot-com. 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 partly cloudy with highs in the mid-40s. showers push in tonight, then change to freezing rain and