pinckney, only way -- pinckney was about madison's age. he was, there is these letters in the library of congress, that pinckney wrote madison and pinckney had this big handwriting. it was sort of floral and it was huge. after the convention pinckney actually writes madison this letter that sort of says, here i am. i'm married, having a fine time. i gather you're still a bachelor. which was pretty much in your face. and pinckney and madison were staying at the same house together and there was a lot of competition between them. pinckney actually introduce as 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. when we read the notes it looks like pinckney never ever even had a plan. historians believe pinckney had a plan, that was a quite interesting plan. >> tell us about a few other plans that were sort of introduced. >> yeah. so the virginians had a plan, the virginians thought that the problem with the govern

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

allyson: dylann roof stands people including clementa , pinckney. prosecutors will pursue the death penalty against the 21-year-old. jury selection is set to begin july 11. according to the associated press, the country's largest electric company is facing a $6.6 million fine. duke energy is being fined for violations of a coal ash spill at the company's dan river power plant in eden. the department of environmental quality says the fine could be increased because of an earlier offense. duke energy says it's trying to decide if they want to challenge the fine. right now, greenville water is warning customers of phone scam. the customer service department says they've gotten numerous reports fr customers, saying they are getting calls from someone claiming to be a water employee. the person tells callers they are late on their payments and look for a way to get money from you. greenville water says they never ask for personal or financial information over the phone. anyone who gets a call like this should call greenville water or turning to the roads

carol: dylann roof stands people, including clementa pinckney. prosecutors will pursue the death penalty against the 21-year-old. jury selection is set to begin july 11th. john: you can see the arctic air in the upper midwest. negative seven in international falls, minnesota. a piece of the arctic air is spreading across our area. the first job of a president is to protect america. our next president must be prepared to lead. i know jeb. i know his good heart and his strong backbone. jeb will unite our country. he knows how to bring the world together against terror. experience and judgment count in the oval office. jeb bush is a leader. he'll keep our country safe. jeb bush. michael: welcome back to the latest out of new hampshire. republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders have won new hampshire's presidential primaries. carol: with 73 precinct reporting, trump got 34%. 70%. ted cruz and jeb bush, 11%. michael: bernie sanders the winner with 75 precincts reporting, sanders at 60%, clinton 39%. acta the weather that is in asheville, bit

she replaced the late reverend pinckney who was one of the nine shot in the ame emanuel church last year. she is a hillary clinton supporter. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for allowing me to be here. >> bernie sanders is making a real play for the clinton administration, and i wonder if you just listened to what she had to say, can you tell us why you think she's able to make a bigger impact on african-americans than bernie sanders? >> i believe she's better prepared, because secretary clinton has been there. she has been to south carolina for the last 40 years. she started out her career here working for the underprivileged children of south carolina. she has strong roots here working in the civil rights movement as well as she came

pinckney gave some of her most heartfelt extensive public comments about how her family has coped in the wake of the charleston church shooting during a forum at duke university on faith and race. well, back here at home, columbia police are assuring the public that the investigation into a teen's death is still ongoing. back in july, 14-year-old niger block of grant street when he was shot and killed. investigators say they are actively following new developments based on forensic evidence that was processed by analysts. now, some of that information, investigators say, they are also working to determine if there could have been additional witnesses to that shooting. here in this surveillance picture taken from the scene, you see this car here? officials are lockoking for it. they say the vehicle was used in connection with that deadly shooting. you are urged to call crimestoppers at 1 is -- 1-888-crime sc. several recalls that may have you checking your home this afternoon. ones safe. >> welcome back, the ongoing zika health crisis continues to grow in the u.s. there are already 66

the widow of senator clementa pinckney... the pastor killed along with eight other church members at emanuel a-m-e... says shielding her young daughters will be a priority during suspected charleston church shooter... dylann roof's upcoming trial. jennifer pinckney says she expected the trial will "open up wounds again." extensive public comments about how her family has coped in the wake of the charleston church shooting... during a forum at duke university on faith and race. back here at home... columbia police are assuring the public that the investigation into a teen's death... is still ongoing. back in july... 14-year-old najeer buggs was walking along the 41-hundred strand on grand street... when he was shot and killed. investigators say they are actively following new developments based on forensic evidence that was processed by sled analysts. investigators e also working to determine if there were additional witnesses to the shooting. this is a surveillance picture taken from the scene of the crime. officials say the

clementa pinckney is one of those killed. he she was joined by two of her husband's friends for discussion on race and religion. she says the black church must fight for racial justice.>>> police are warning about a craigslist scamper advertise electronic items for a great price admit the buyer in a store parking lot. victims had over money and are get looks like a factory sealed box. the box contains rocks or other worthless material.>>> a multimillion dollar fines against duke energy might be the start. >> why the company could face more penalties in connection with the huge coal ash spill in eating two years ago. >>> more signs of financial struggles for sears. more closings. tprisa 24rs's it gl athst keenreewr shl m ne b cotuslaschstsyme usghecora sithanvebs moilt ofin g bathat na tiones >>> hit the road with what you need to know. news weather and traffic to go. >> leading our news a second suspect is in custody in the murder of a taxi driver. please arrested conrad patterson. and charged in the death of jose dominguez.

jennifer pinckney spoke at a public forum on faith and race at duke university. this is what she had to say about her late husband. >> i want him to smile down on i want him to smile down on me, the girls. i want him to be proud. i want to carry out the work that he was trying to do. >> dylann roof is facing state and federal charges in connection with the massacre. co face the death penalty if convicted. >> christine: vice president joe biden will visit duke university in durham to talk about the work being down to eliminate cancer. president obama has called the effort a new national moonshot. a highlight of the state of the union address you may remember, he announced biden will lead the effort, a cause personal to him, his son beau, lost his battle with brain cancer in may. >>> a live look at the commute, maybe you're heating up your car right now before you head out on the road. i-77 at the clanton road exit and traffic for the most part is pretty light, this north and southbound traffic moving remember, you're never more than seven minutes away from weather

. >>> one survivor of the charleston church shooting made a visit to duke university jennifer pinckney was inside emanuel amy charge injured when a man opened fire killing nine people. one of the victims. she was joined by two of her husband's friends for discussion on race and religion at duke. the says the black church must be the drivinforce behind the fight for racial justice. she says she was to continue the work her husband was doing in the community at the time of his death. >> i want him to smile down on us. i want to smile down on me and goes i want him to be proud. i want to carry out the work that he was trying to do >> the suspected shooter dylann roof isis several federal hate crime charges. his trial will start in july. >>> basketball coach juan williams is recovering after suffering a severe vertigo about against the game at boston college. it happened during the second half. they had a severe emotional outburst. he had been taken to the locker room and not return for the game which carolina one. coming up here from williams himself about the incident>>> there are more s

. >>> reverend pinckney is speaking tonight. >> we're in a process of trying to heal and even though it has been several months since this has happened, we're all still torn up. >> tonight's event reflections on charles kenston starts at 7:00 -- charleston starts 7:00. >>> a battery commonly used for e cigarettes caught fire after in a man's pocket with spare change. were just laying down and all of a sudden sparks went out and i saw his pants on fire. >> the battery does have a warning saying it should be stored in a case when not in use. >>> today was cooler. our high was 44, but that temperature is the warmest temperature we're going to have it's going to get colder going forward. some of us have a chance of light rain or snow, a few flurries. no impacts on travel, but a little excitement, and this isn't the only chance of light snow and dollar eaton rapidses we have in the next -- flurries we have in the next seven days. day and we e have wind chills. our coldest spot in cider city feels like 26. as we take you hour by hour, temperature over wind chill, this time of year, this ty

. >> pinckney spoke ahead of a forum on faith and race. there but continues to build on her faith. pinckney carries on her husband's work while supporting the affirmative action. >>> airline fees are shrinking but one lawmaker wants to regulate the size of the seats. the seat act is an amendment to the reauthorization bill. the committee will vote on the bill tomorrow. the airlines introduced slimmer seat scenes allowing them to squeeze more seats on the planes. >>> guns and dangerous weapons off charlotte streets after a giant operation. next this morning, the charges the suspects face now and the reason it was easy for officers to track them down. >> beautiful clear skies this morning. you see venus hanging out there. . >> ab clark has the year, but she's already taking heat. the fiery words from parents (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) he

the wife of the late senator clementa pinckney is speaking out about life after the tragedy in charleston that killed her husband and eight others. today, jennifer pinckey spoke at duke university she, along with two other church pastors, talked about race and gun control among other topics. ahead of the event, jennifer also spoke about forgiveness in the wake of the shooting at mother emanuel ame church. "clementa invited a stranger in you know he didn't see color and even though this violent act happened, i think we all have to put god first." tonight's event was called "reflections on charleston." the confessed church killer, dylann roof, is awaiting a trial that's expected to start this tickets are going fast for usc basketball games. both the carolina men and women are attracting huge crowds..... even the uconn huskies were impressed by the gamecock fans..... plus a scary moment for one college basketball coach as he collapses on the sideline.....sports is next!!!1 one of the nation's top college these lil' chickies and lil' doggies are small, -but they're intense. -yeah. -it's like

jennifer pinckney and two of her friends spoke at duke. her husband rev. kylon middleton was one of nine people murdered at the bethel ame church and charlton south carolina. jennifer and one of her daughters were also there but survived. she talked to her family struggled to cope with the loss. >> i had a little piece of heaven on earth and it was cut short. we per about to celebrate 16 years. >> dylann roof is scheduled to go to trial in july and is facing the death penalty. >>> turning to the weather, snow in the mountains close schools. beech mountain got 6 inches of snow. temperatures plunged into the teeth making it really tough brutal conditions. at home it wasn't too nice out there but it was a macro. >> it wasn't that cold but it will get colder later this week. i will show you in a moment. today's forecast, the low freezing until 10:00 am. 27 8 am, 30 3:10 am 38 noon. an indicator that the afternoon hours will be much cooler. normal this time of year 54. we will be topping at 41. nice mix of sun and clouds and should stay dry. a live picture look

he was close friends with senator clementa pinckney, one of the nine killed in the church massacre. "not only is the congregation still hurting, lost my friend and brother, and everyday it is the reality that he is gone." faith based leaders among 14 denominations encouraged their congregations to sign letters to legislators urging for thorough mandatory background checks for all gun purchases. "it is something that is doable, if our lawmakers would act sensibly just to create legislation that would close loopholes to stop individuals who should not have guns in their hands. nobody's trying to take anybody's guns away." "we want the best for all our people and all mankind and we need to move forward for that." during services..church leaders asked people to take a stand to rally at the state house for stricter don't do something, this continues to happen repeatedly over and over again, it's one of those type things lili where next?" in charleston, alexis simmons. all good things must come to an end we will have a few more days of temperatures in abrupt end with the arrival of our ne

we would move so quickly, i hasten to say it should not have tape the lives of reverend clementa pinckneymember of the senate. and another eight people, most of whom i knew and had close relationships with several of them, and to thing they had to die to make this happen will be bittersweet for us, it means south carolina, for 15 years had a chance to do what they say publicly now that they wouldn't before, that it represents slavery, racism, denigration of a people and trees job, that's what it represents, and no glossing over it changes that. we knew that 15 years ago when we tubing it off the capital. we should have put it in a museum where it belongs, where all the relics of bygone hatred should be placed. >> were you surprised that 48, 72 hours after the terrible crime people were once again arguing about the flag? >> not at all. i think the flag, the battle flag has, echoing the remarks of the reverend betrayed assistance, by those that chose to take the flag to places it was never meant to be and recognised something long past forgotten. to see anyone say we are there or that it is

against gonzaga, the play with snyder and pinckney all over again. nevada winds at, 87-80 in overtime over colorado state. the victory with a first round bye at the nevada tournament. >>> it looks like there's no stopping. the ladies are off to the best start in program history. ladies continue to play at this in -- santa clara invitational. redington allowed only two hits and no earned runs over five innings in her first start of the season. 10 to 1 and a one rule victory marks the 11th winter and road. 13 in two overall. meanwhile, the baseball team looking to afford -- avoid a sweep on the road. it would be a tough one from the very beginning. by the end of the third inning, takes the series 3 to 0. they were returned to action on tuesday with its home opener against santa clara. >>> the daytona maybe the official season opener but many refer to today's rates at atlanta motor speedway as the start of the season. it's a beautiful day for racing in hampton georgia. jimmie johnson came in as a four-time winner at ams. the race went into overtime with

jennifer pinckney and two of her close friends spoke at duke last night. her husband rev. kylon middleton was one of nine people murdered at the end of the entrusted with jennifer and one of her daughters were there but survived to talk to her family struggled to cope with all the losses. >> i had a little piece of heaven on earth and it was cut we would have been celebrating 16 years.>> dealing with the man accused of the shooting is scheduled to go to trial in july and they are seeking the death penalty.>>> weather, snow in the mountains, a close schools in allegheny county and beech mountain. they got 6 inches of snow. temperatures plunged into the teens making it tough for anyone who had to be outside. at home, it wasn't that cold but still chilly enough for me. >> old enough for me. colder temperatures on the way. let's talk about today and will get to in the coldest temperatures are) 37 8 am, 38 lunchtime, 41 and afternoon high. right around 54 for this time of year. these temperatures 13 degrees colder than where we should be 30s were 6:00 pm. no rain or snow today

police say it happened around 1 this afternoon...on "butler avenue" and "pinckney streets"... they say a man in a white truck....was injured...but not from a gunshot...but from broken glass... he taken to a nearby hospital... no word on his condition.... police say early indications are two vehicles were shooting at each other ...and the driver of the truck was caught in the crossfire... if you know what happened on "butler avenue"...greenville police want to hear from you...or call greenville crime stoppers at 2-3..crime... an easley man is dead... after his pick-up was chased by authorities. it happened on early this morning on in powdersville... at the intersection of highway-153 and highway-81... 62-year-old "stephen burnett" of easley... was driving near this intersection ... when authorities say a man on the run from greenville county deputies... slammed into his white pick-up ... killing burnett at the scene. deputies were in the process of trying to arrest 25 year old "dexter reeves" on four active warrants. that crash shut down this intersection for hours. "reeves" is

what happened...but they tell us the victim was found inside a car around 1 o'clock at butler and pinckney streets. we're told there's believed to be two people invovled.at last check no one was in custody. police say the victim was alert and talking when he was taken to the hospital...and thankfully they've just learned his injuries aren't as bad as initially thought. 3 3 3 "we have received word now that the injuries he sustained were from the glass not an actual gun shot." shot.""we're not sure how many people were involved in the actual vehicles, but we do believe there's two vehicles that were involved in this incident. our victim, he just happen to be driving down crossfire."if you have any information on the shooting-- you're asked to call crime stoppers at 23-crime. 3 a leicester man is locekd up after deputies say he tried to rob a buncombe county gas station at knife point...and stole from a woman who was pumping gas! gas!it happened just after 8 last night at the ingles gas station on new leicester highway.deputies say travis coffey showed the clerk a knife and demanded money.th

jennifer pinckney, her husband rev. kylon middleton was one of nine people murdered at the bethel ame church entrusted. jennifer and one of her daughters survived the attack. she talked about her family struggle to cope losing so much simply.>> i had a little piece of heaven on earth and it was cut short. we would have celebrated 16 years.>> dylann roof is scheduled for trial. they will seek the death penalty. >>> developing, a new arrest in the murder of a raleigh taxi cab driver. they believe conrad patterson is the second person in the shooting that killed jose dominguez on monday morning. patterson is set to make his court appearance this afternoon. for the first person charged in rodriguez's murder. he didn't say anything at they hearing. fellow cabdrivers wore black ribbons and it was dominguez not rodriguez. >>> donald trump and bernie sanders are celebrating decisive victories this morning in new hampshire. voters reject the traditional politics and candidates. trump one big two, one. hillary clinton suffered a

pila, and we focus on the issues that we were talking , and you took the place of the late senator pinckney, and i imagine that brings a lot of attention to you, but these issues have been around for a while. >>> yes, it is difficult. a lot of people have asked me if i intend to walk in his shoes, and my answer is no because there's no way anyone can do that. the only thing that i can do is to do my job to the best of my ability, considering all of the concerns. i had to chart my own course. >>> one of the issues, mike, that we should be talking about that the candidates are skimming over? >> i don't know that they are's dimming over, -- skimming over, we talk about minimum wage, childcare, healthcare reform, this state, you go to jail for beating your dog. it is ridiculous in this state that after 13 years of doing everything that the conservatives have told us two, one out of three jobs is making under $25,000 a year, and you cannot support a family on that. those are the issues, and this has to be something. >>> and does the narrative continue to be discussed after the candidates are gon

. >> the wife of reverend pinckney will speak at duke university. he was shotted and killed in emanuel ame church in june. his wife is there for a forum on the number of dead in a head-on train collision in germany has risen to 10. 150 people have been hurt. the rail line is used by commuters who work in munich. investigators here sifting through the mangled wreckage. >> right now alex giles joins us live from the alert center works on developments in the zika virus. >> very alarming. we got this information now a confirmed case of the zika virus in east tennessee this coming from wmc down there in member miss. the cdc confirmed this. the patient had recently traveled to south america. folks worried that that virus causes birth defects and the zika virus is spread through mosquito bites. alarming there one confirmed case in east tennessee. >> thank you. season over and the team packing their bags at bank of america stadium today. but they did not leave before reflecting what was just an incredible season and ashley stroehlein was there and joins us

najibullah the survivor of pinckney, jennifer talked about what life is been like since that fatal day. her husband, as you may recall, was killed in the charleston shooting back in june 2015. she along with other pastors talk about race, gun control, >> clemente invited a stranger in. he did not see color. and even though this violent act happened, i think we all have to put god first. nigel: dylan ruth stands charged of gunning them down, and prosecutors will pursue the death penalty. jury selection is set to begin july 11. gabrielle: a head tonight in our consumer watch, are you looking for some extra cash? one business helps people lower their hills. nigel: and coming up tonight, live alligator through if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revo

and it's a donation in memory of reverend clementa pinckney, who was killed during the emanuel a-m-e mass shooting... boeing announced it's investing 100-thousand dollars into allen university's chappelle auditorium for renovations. boeing's c-e-o, ray conner, said in a statement that reverend pinckney was one of the strongest advocates for restoring chappelle auditorium. the auditorium is college structures marked for preservation by the u-s.33 still to come... a car chase, and crash lead to gun fire... how columbia police continue to search this morning for two suspects. from main and federal prosecutors say leon paid bribes to a man connected to former lexington county sheriff james metts to keep employees at the mexican food restaurant from being deported when arrested on minor offenses. a car chase, and crash lead to gunfire. this morning... columbia police are looking for two suspects they car chase in a stolen vehicle. letitia baskett says she turned her car on to heat up while getting ready for work... and when she returned outside...her 2009 toyota camry was gone. baskett's

boeing made the donation in honor of the late reverend clementa pinckney -- he major advocate for restoring the building. officails say construction should be complete later this year. richland one is rolling out a new process for families to enroll in its pre-kindergarten programs. starting march first, families with a four-year old will have to apply online. but prior to registering, parents must attend a and bring important documents. one of those meetings is tonight at 6 at st. middle school. for more information we've put a link under the big red 10. the pope's visit to mexico making an impact across the border. coming up... we look at the papal mass in mexico that's expected to draw thousands in the u-s. plus, tech giant apple preparing to battle the federal government. the debate between protecting people privacy and accessing information on a terrorist attack. break one today pope francis is making his final stops on his trip to mexico. more than a jeb bush once stood tall. before his campaign sank like arock that's not presidential, jeb. john kasich did cut ohio's taxes. cut state

. >> christine: the widow of the reverend clemente pinckney, one of the victims in the charleston what she is saying about his t wbtv news >> christine: parents speak out as charlotte-mecklenburg school leaders consider which schools students are sent to. the concern some parents are voicing now. >> john: on your side tracking this blast of cold, exactly as al conklin predicted. breaking down how far temperatures will fall. >> christine: we want to make sure you know about school closings, if you're just waking up. alleghany, ashe, avery, mitchell, watauga and yancey county schools are closed this wednesday morning. we'll let you know if more school districts call in. >> john: that is a complete list not select few. thank you for waking up with wbtv news this morning i'm john carter. >> christine: i'm christine sperow. you are getting ready here is meteorologist al conklin with the most accurate look. >> al: thanks, christine. big plunge of cold air in the middle part of the country, now sweeping across the east including the two carolinas and folks, we'll be locked in the deep freeze

it happened on butler street and pinckney street, just before 1:00 this afternoon. police say the shooting was -- shots were fired from two different vehicles. they say one person was injured by shattered glass. right now, no one has been charged. i was in the area of the time of the shooting. my car was a few cars in front of the victim. and it was scary. gabrielle: i'm glad you are all right. that was a crowded area, right? nigel: it was. i sat in my car and i thought i heard fireworks. it was coming from both sides, sounded like all its were going -- bullets were going out of -- over my car. so i slammed of the gas and got out of the area. it was terrifying. i posted it on social media. if you are not following us on facebook, you should do that to stay up to date on everything that is happening. gabrielle: i am glad you are ok, -- glad you are ok, buddy. right now, an upstate judge says he needs more time to make a decision about a coal ash landfill in pickens county. the attorney representing north carolina company "mrr pickens" told the judge that they are on

jennifer pinckney was inside with a manual amy church in july man opened fire killing nine members. her late husband was a reverend. command to pick me was one of the victims. jennifer was joined by two friends for a discussion on race and religion. the black church must be the driving force behind the fight for racial justice. she wants to continue to work her husband was doing in the community at the time of his death. >> i want to smell down on us. i want to smell down on me. want to carry out the work that he was trying to do. >> dylann roof faces several federal hate crime charges. his trial will start in july. >>> there are more signs of what popular retailer is trying desperately to stay afloat. >> the reason that has sears speeding up its efforts to get rid of dozens of stores.>>> the proposal from flint michigan crisis. >>> it's cold out this morning. skies are clear that this afternoon we see similar conditions to yesterday when we had some flurries or sprinkles. it is 25 in durham. 27 rocky mount. everyone is in the mid-to upper 20s right now but it feels like teens in ma

south carolina has given to this country was what those christians in that church did, that reverend pinckney did, in showing forgiveness to that disturbed young man who killed and it melted the hardest hearts in the legislature, and they took the confederate flag away. carol: just a reminder, the democratic primary is saturday, february 27th. michael: to columbia now, where bernie sanders received another endorsement. the daughter of eric garner has thrown her support behind him. she appeared with him today at the university of south carolina. you may recall, garner allegedly died at the hands of new york city police. it happened two years ago. the images may be familiar. his death sparked nationwide protests. today, his daughter, erica, explained why she is voting for sanders. >> he stood for the people, even when it wasn't popular. i also have the honor of introducing this dedicated leader and public servant. please join me, and welcome a fearless public servant that is not afraid to stand against the establishment for the people. the next president of the united states, bernie sanders. re

gift south carolina has given to this country was what those christians in that church did in rev pinckney did in showing forgiveness to that disturbed young man who killed the hardest hearts in the legislature and they took the confederate flag away. myra: just a reminder, the democratic primary is saturday, february 27. geoff: it is held day, but terrific -- hump day, but terrific temperatures this weekend. dale: anytime the weather looks good, you can make plans. we have fog, chilly temperatures across the area. overnight, rain in the upstate, larry's, the rain mix in the mountains of north carolina. 36 this morning and spartanburg, fog, so give yourself extra time because visibility will be poor. we will see gradual clearing and a nice afternoon. a little cooler than yesterday. we got to 60 at gsp yesterday and today will be more like 55. one of two flurries still left if you're traveling to nashville it starts to clear and 30's in the mountains will climb into the 40's and upper 30's in the 40's in the upstate and piedmont will reach into the mid 50's for afternoon highs today. as you

south carolina has given to this country was what those christians in that church did, and reverend pinckney did, in showing forgiveness to that disturbed young man who killed all those people. [applause] and it melted the hardest hearts in the legislature, and they took the confederate flag away. nigel: this reminder, the democratic primary is saturday february 27th. at 6:00, hear what voters at hillary's opponent, bernie sanders. carol: in asheville, crews are break near mcdowell street and choctaw street. the sewer line. crews say it might have been from the ground getting cold and thawing out, or from old pipes. they expect the issue to be fixed by late tonight. nigel: let's take a live look outside at what is happening right now at interstate 385 and haywood road. this is through our hilton greenville skycam. right now, looking better than yesterday. john cessarich is here with the latest. john: what a difference 24 hours makes. yesterday, we had all the ice and freezing rain. we ended up in greenville between a quarter of an inch or about a 10th of an inch of ice to a quarter of an inc

cars involved in a shootout that left one person hurt in the crossfire. 3 it happened by butler and pinckney streets- around 1-p-m. people inside-two cars- had been in a fight earlier- and fired shots at each other-- leaving a victim hurt. that victim was just in the wrong place at the wrong time and got hit by broken glass... after bullets shattered his car window. anyone who witnessed this shooting is asked to call police. 3 a spartanburg county teacher has resigned after being accused of sending 3 r-d anderson school officials say they were alerted by the parent of a student there.that parent said the teacher had been inappropriately texting the child.county deputies are investigating... but because there are no official charges, his name isn't being made public.officials say the teacher resigned after they planned to recommend termination. 3 a statement from the school said in part -"our employees are properly trained on the appropriate ways to communicate with and interact with students. they are also trained on the consequences of not following those procedures" procedures"school offic

the consultative person would be charles pinckney who's a huge slaveholder, determined that slavery would be just completely embedded in the constitution. his cousin, general paint me, only speaks to ensure that slavery lives forever. madison scored those sections up, black them out so completely that you can't read them. if i ever get a second chance at the library of congress, the equipment that could read those. maybe you guys can persuade the library to use their special technology and we does. but me is given a much smaller role than he had. the person was also given a smaller role than i think is more fortune is governor morris of pennsylvania. morris fascinated madison. morris was a fascinating figure in all sorts of the specs, but he spoke passionately against labor. he's the person who probably spoke the most passionately against slavery, and he in some ways predicts the civil war. he says that this division between north and south, between places in slavery and not having slavery, that is a fundamental problem. and madison writes that speech down but doesn't give morris a lot of

president's a clip of obama speaking at reverend pinckney's funeral in charleston. [video clip] drew on aan act that long history of bombs and arson and shots fired at churches, not controlut as a means of , a way to terrorize and oppress. [applause] an act that he imagined would recrimination, violence, and suspicion, and act that he presumed would deepen divisions that traced back to our nations original sin. oh, but god works in mysterious ways. [applause] god has different ideas. [applause] he didn't know he was being used by god to [applause] god. [applause] hatred, the alleged killer would not see the greatness surrounding reverend pinckney and that bible study of love thatght shown as they open the church doors and invited a stranger to join in their prayer circle. the alleged killer could have never anticipated the way the families of the fallen would respond when they saw him in court and the missed of unspeakable grief with words of forgiveness. he couldn't imagine that. [applause] with ianare talking swanson, managing editor of "the hill." you mentioned t

the urban league shortly thereafter and also, she attended the funeral of my senator clemente to pinckneyi have been asking every surrogate supporter of hillary clinton in this state, what substantive policy is hillary put an better than bernie sanders? marlon: if you remember when her husband was president, she fought vigorously around the state using the first lady position for early childhood education. that is a critical issue in the state because we have a problem educating those and most importantly, hillarycare, which now over 8 million african-americans in this country enjoy, 20 million enjoy the affordable care act, but hillarycare eventually became the basis of the starting point for the affordable care act, so those are two significant issues. you: dick, i will not let rebut that, i wish i would, but -- dick: i don't have to go back to the clinton presidency to remember hillary clinton. she was here in 2008 stripping the bark off of our president, barack obama, saying that he wasn't ready, he was an amateur, and it was degrading politics, and bill clinton pushed back on that. m

jennifer pinckney and two other) spoke at duke university last night. her husband , tried before, was one of nine people murdered at the bethel ame church in charleston south carolina. jennifer and one of her daughters were also there but they survived. he talked about her family struggle to cope with the loss.>> i have a little piece of heaven on earth and it was cut short. we were -- we would have been celebrating 16 years. >> so devastating. dylann roof is scheduled to go to trial in july and prosecutor seeking the death penalty he also faces federal >>> turning to the weather now snow in the mountains close schools and parts of what how , and allegany counties. places like beech mountain got 6 inches of snow. temperatures plunged into the teens making it tough for anyone who had to go outside. what about today? any better?>> it is getting colder. the coldest temperatures looking ahead to the next seven days actually arrive this weekend. to 33. am. 38, 41 afternoon high but keep in mind it will be breezy which the low 30s throughout the afternoon. an

boeing made the donation in honor of the late reverend clementa pinckney -- he was a major advocate for restoring the building. construction is expected to be completed by the end of this year. on an already successful program that reaches mothers in rural parts of the state. through the state's pay for success project and the nurse family partnership program, which pairs nurses with first-time moms on medicaid, governor haley says they can reach an additional 32-hundred mothers and children. more than 1,200 families in south carolina are currently involved with the program. a fast moving "clipper" will deliver a few scattered showers very early wednesday morning with lows near 40 degrees. the sun is back wednesday through sunday with warming temperatures into the 70s the usc men's basketball team is feeling a bit of a hangover from saturday's loss to the kentucky wildcats. by this weekend. the usc men's basketball team is feeling a bit of a hangover from saturday's loss to the kentucky wildcats. the usc men's basketball team is saturday's loss to the kentucky wildcats. feeling a bit of

gift south carolina has given to this country was what those christians in that church did and rev pinckney did in showing forgiveness to that disturbed young man who killed all those people, and it melted the hardest hearts in the legislature and they took the confederate flag away. geoff: the democratic primary between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is next saturday, february 27. meanwhile, sanders has a new endorsement after his visit to columbia yesterday. the daughter of eric garner appeared with sanders and threw her support behind him. garner died in a police chokehold. it happened in new york city two years ago. his death sparked nationwide protests. his daughter erica says sanders stands for the people, even when it's not popular. the sanders campaign released an week. myra: on the roads this morning, a live look at our scdot cameras on 385 and 85. view incidents this morning. south carolina highway patrol with a few collisions with no injuries. one is a hit and run in white horse road on greenville county and the other in spartanburg county on interstate 26 near mile marker 41

right now and the issues around policing is right now, and i saw you at the funeral of reverend pinckneyeston, south carolina, so your emphasis right now seems to be as current as your past has been. >> that's absolutely right. i am very grateful that i've had so many experiences and have learned so much from so many great leaders. but now, it's our time. to make sure that we continue to break down all the barriers that hold people back. you know, one of the most emotionally, and incredibly moving experiences i've ever had was meeting with mothers of the movement a few months ago, and al, sitting around that table, listening to these mothers talk about the children they have lost to violence, and then going to flint, which is a different kind of challenge, but just as serious in the sense that it short cuts the lives and the development and the opportunities of children who deserve so much more it's truly immoral. it should call out the conscience of every single person. but i want to make one additional point. there are other flints in america. you know, the air that you breathe. the wa

and also, she attended the funeral of my slain colleague senator pinckney, and she talked about gun reform>> i'll get to dick in a second. but i'm going to give you a challenging question right now. i'm asking every african-american surrogate supporter of hillary clinton's support in this state, what substance of matter of policy is hillary clinton better for african-americans than bernie sanders? >> well, if you remember, during when her husband was president, she fought vigorously around the state using the first lady position for early childhood education. that is a critical issue in the state, because we have a problem educating those. and most importantly, hillary care, which now over 8 million african-americans in this country enjoy, 20 million enjoy the affordable care act, but hillary care eventually became the basis and the starting point for the affordable care act. those are two significant issues. >> let me ask you, i'll let you rebutt that -- >> i would love to. >> i'll ask you a tough question. >> and i don't have to go back to the clinton presidency to remember hillary clint

president's a clip of obama speaking at reverend pinckney's funeral in charleston.clip] drew on aan act that long history of bombs and arson and shots fired at churches, not controlut as a means of , a way to terrorize and oppress. [applause] an act that he imagined would recrimination, violence, and suspicion, and act that he presumed would deepen divisions that traced back to our nations original sin. oh, but god works in mysterious ways. [applause] god has different ideas. [applause] he didn't know he was being used by god to [applause] god. [applause] hatred, the alleged killer would not see the greatness surrounding reverend pinckney and that bible study of love thatght shown as they open the church doors and invited a stranger to join in their prayer circle. the alleged killer could have never anticipated the way the families of the fallen would respond when they saw him in court and the missed of unspeakable grief with words of forgiveness. he couldn't imagine that. [applause] with ianare talking swanson, managing editor of "the hill." you mentioned that pres

he was close friends with senator clementa pinckney, one of the nine killed in the church massacre. "not only is the congregation still hurting, you know it's difficult for me i lost my friend and brother, and everyday it is the reality that he is gone." faith based leaders among 14 denominations encouraged their congregations to sign letters to legislators urging for thorough mamaatory background checks for all gun purchases. "it is something that is doable, if our lawmakers would act sensibly just to create legislation that would close loopholes to stop individuals who should not have guns in their hands. nobody's trying to take anybody's guns "we want the best for all our people and all mankind and we need to move forward for that." during services..church leaders asked people to next sunday's big game. they will now finish preparing for super bowl 50 on the west coast. there was strong fan support at bank of america stadium sunday, as the team got quite the send- off. raycom's alex giles was there. panthers are officially gone now. hundreds of fans gathered to say goodbye and wi

clinton and i set with each other at senator clementa pinckney's funeral and we have had several conversationsou know, i had my fish fry in charleston a couple of weeks ago and i spoke with her at that time as well as senator sanders. so the relationship between me and the clintons are like any other relationship. sometimes things get testy. but i've been married 54 years so i know what it is to have relationships that things get testy in sometimes. >> sometimes they go up and sometimes they go down. you're welcome to come back in a few days when you make up your mind and let the country know, let the folks in south carolina know what you're doing. we always enjoy having you on the show, congressman. thanks very much. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> coming up, after a disastrous debate, a disappointing finish in the new hampshire primary, senator marco rubio is trying to remain some serious momentum on the campaign trail. we'll speak with the republican candidate live here in "the situation room" so stand by for that. >>> first, after a series of provocative moves, north korea now faci

. >> speaking of jobs, i know that you are filling the seat of revere reverend pinckney and eight othersat the shooting of that church? >> the political landscaped is the same except for owners regarding gun rights and ownership. the issue regarding background checks is at forefront and that will be explored in our state senate. i believe that we are on the ground here in south carolina making sure that people understand that we're not -- senator clinton is not against gun rights but she is in favor of extended background checks to make sure that we don't have the same situation to come up that came up with dylan roof here in charleston. >> go ahead. >> we believe that senator clinton is dedicated to fighting against the nra, if need be, but giving gun rights and making sure that they're extended checks for gun owners. we're concerned that senator sanders has sided with and has fought against extended background checks. >> i know mrs. clinton's ground operation is fairly small, 14 staffers, as opposed to bernie sanders, who has a whopping 240. why do you think that is? does that leave ro

disgusted by the kinds of mass killings that we saw in that church and what happened to reverend pinckneyand we've got to do everything we can. what president obama said months ago i think captures it. the president said, look, this is a difficult problem. nobody here can guarantee you that terrible things don't happen, but just because it is a hard problem does not mean to say we should not do everything we can to try to end they mass killings. >>> another question -- sylvia, thank you very much. >>> viv vidal. he's a student, the first member of his family to go to college. he says he is leaning towards of. what's your question, young man? >> senator sanders, i am a student here in columbia, south carolina. i'm from a rural area, raised in a single 46 parent home. i attend a historically black college here in south carolina. my question is you have a plan to make public college free. so where does historically black colleges, private historic black colleges fall under this plan? >> great question, and congratulations on what you have accomplished. you know, i grew up in a family when my

she was not here to campaign, but she was here to support the family of senator pinckney as well as allr south carolinans, and we want to make sure that everyone understands that she will continue to be here. >> and yet you see this tremendous disaffection with washington and the so-called establishment on both sides, which is fueling donald trump's unbelievable surge, clearly fueling, at least in part, bernie sanders' unexpectedly strong showing. he's now within a point of her in nevada. i wonder if you think in the african-american community sandra bland's story that we just heard emotionally from secretary clinton, if what happened here in charleston at the bible study at the church, how much is that playing into how people will vote in just a few days, and can it change the equation at all? >> i don't believe that it will change the equation, especially in south carolina and throughout most of the south. because, as i said, secretary clinton has been here working. she just did not come for this election. number one, let me explain that she has been one of those proponents of making