as the raycom news network's karina bolster reports, neighbors who heard the standoff say the incident is a rare occurrence in their area. "i d dn't see anything going on until i got up and saw all the police cars." many of the people who live near bexley street were asleep when authorities arrived at this home. they say they didn't know what had happened until they opened up their front doors top story delores matthews lives near the standoff location top story neighborhood reacts to standoff say cops were always in and out of the home"i didn't see anything. i noticed that the door to that house was open, wide open." matthews was awakened

for the raycom news network, i'm brody o'connell. we'll have much more on super bowl 50 later on the news at five...first, lets get an update on your forecast. a fantastic frfray with a return to sunshine. mostly sunny , breezy and cool with highs in the lower 50s. clear, cold tonight, lows in the upper 20s mostly sunny tomorrow, highs lower 50s. it's looking like low pressure forms off the coast late saturday into sunday giving us sunday. cold air moves in for much of next week with well below normal temperatures. a man charged in connection with a deadly crash in lexington county is making his first court sunny , breezy and cool with highs in the lower 50s. clear, cold tonight, lows in the upper 20s mostly sunny tomorrow, highs lower 50s. it's lookininlike low pressure forms off the coast late saturday into sunday giving us some clouds and a 30% chance of next week with well below normal temperatures. a man charged in connection with a deadly crash in lexington county is making his first court appearance this afternoon. 21-year-old

at daytona international speedway, i'm joe murano for the raycom news network. meteorologist von gaskin has a check of our work week forecast temperatures in the middle 50s. the south during the late morning, there will be periods of heavy rain at times and rain totals will approach 1". severe weather is not expected but we may have a few rumbles of thunder. tuesday will be cold and soggy as winds shift to the northeast and light rain continues to move in from the south. highs will settle in the low 50s. the unsettled weather will continue into wednesday as an area of low pressure moves out of the gulf of mexico, temperatures will warm up to the low 60s. the entire event is expected to produce with 1" to 3" of rain, and the highest totals will come in from the upstate. still ahead -- the search continues for suspects in the shooting this weekend at the columbiana mall . a reported eyewitness account -- middle 50s. rain will start to move in from the south during the late morning, there will be periods of heavy rain at times and rain totals will approach 1". seve

for the raycom news network. i'm andrew gorton. you can stay informed on any weather systems moving through our area by downloading the wis weather app. you can also get weather alerts sent straight to your phone. it's free in your app store. standard data and messaging rates may apply. senator bernie sanders is hoping to gain momentum heading into saturday's democratic primary. this morning, he spoike in columbia on the issue of poverty. our caroline patrickis was there. good afternoon, the countdown is on, just 3 days until south carolina residents head to the polls for the democratic primary election. this morning democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders spoke at an event here in columbia. the palmetto state out of poverty. he said if elected president he wants to address this crisis. recapping on what he's previously said and that's his push to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour with that he veered into a laundry list of issues he thinks the u.s faces when it comes to poverty. "where we are today is to remember how we

will for the raycom news netwill for the raycom news network. all three candidates will vy. all anticipate the 7 and close at 7:00 tonight. we send a push announcement on the app when a winner is announced. >>> a live look at uptown charlotte through the hurricane d tower cam. a very nice start to the weekend in the queen city, but not bad weather for all of our guests in for the ciaa tournament. chief meteorologist eric thomas is in the first alert weather center and i imagine between the buildings the wind is whipping. >> meteorologist: a little breezy. >> anchor: a little chilly meteorologist. >> meteorologist: not baz as it was you earlier in the week. the winds out of the norththe winds out of the north-northwest at 8 miles per hour. still seeing gusts 10 to 20, but there it is the time warner cable arena. aa getting ramped up for theening hours., take you down 36 throughe 11:00 hour and beyond thearlotte area, temperaturesll be cool.ep your jacket handy by 11:00ound charlotte and alreadyureen down into the 20s ine carolina high country. ch more coming up on a goodch mo

break we are learning more details surrounding the death of a virginia teen..who raycom's susan bahorich reports. reporter: susan bahorich script: today we learned that investigators believe 13-year-old nicole lovell was stabbed to death. we also learned from the prosecutor that the little girl died on january 27th, the day she went missing and not several days later like that had been listed in court documents. we also learned that natalie keepers has been charged with accessory before the fact. during this press conference which lasted less than 15-minutes we heard from the prosecutor, the chief of police and also lovell's mother, tammy weeks. weeks told the crowd how the little girl, known as "coley" had battled through she received a liver transplant as a baby, and battled through mrsa- only to be struck down as a teenager. not mentioned today, the suspect in this case david eisenhauer. it wasn't said during this press conference how the two keepers and eisenhauer know each other or how eisenhauer may have met up with the 13-year-old on that night at this point, the family is working

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here at daytona international speedway, i'm joe murano for the raycom news network. this weekend will feature warm temperatures and variably cloudy skies as we prepare for rain to move in for the first few days of the workweek. expect partly to mostly cloudy skies saturday and sunday and daytime highs in the low and middle 70s. temperatures will drop nearly 10 degrees to start the week and showers return to the forecast monday through thursday morning with 1" to 2" rain totals are move in for the first few days of the workweek. expect partly to mostly cloudy skies saturday and sunday and daytime highs in the low and middle 70s. temperatures will drop nearly 10 degrees to start the week and showers return to the forecast monday through thursday morning with 1" to 2" rain you've heard the warnings and seen the videos -- christmas's most popular gift, and seen the videos -- the hoverboard... has caused some serious problems. getting involved. more on that after the break. break 6 i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to

raycom news reporter aaron mabin has more. >> reporter: we're on harbor lake drive off red bank road in goose creek, south carolina, 20 minutes from downtown charleston. let me take away and step away from the scene so you can get a look at the active scene. the police tape is up, a few officers are on scene. the shooting happened in front of the townhouses right over there. while there is still a lot of woods in the goose creek area, homes and apartments, goose creek high school a half block away. k 9 units have been combing the area as they try to locate the suspect who is still on the run this morning. as for the female deputy as you mentioned, we have learned she is in a near-by hospital at try trident hospital, we're trying to find out the next step. we learned she is in stable condition. still very much an active scene here. reporting from goose creek, south carolina, i'm aaron mabin raycom news network. >> kristen: this is the scene where police are right now in north charleston, becksley street where police under a stand off with the suspect in this case it is believed. if th

from downtown charleston aaron maybin for the raycom news network. attorneys for roof's friend, joey meek are also expected to last week, the federal judge granted a delay in his trial. meek is charged with lying to fbi agents about roof after the shooting last june. dry weather is expected as we continue to the end of the work week. thursday and friday temperatures will struggle to reach the upper 40s and low 50s. this weekend expect the arctic blast to continue and highs to continue in the 40s to near 50 degrees. south carolina farmers devastated by october's floods could get up to 40 under legislation now advancing in the state house. the house ways and means committee approved legislation allowing farmers in disaster-declared counties to apply for grants of up to 100 thousand dollars each. the grants could cover 20 percent of a farmer's total loss. flooding wiped out 330 million dollars worth of crops at harvest time. agriculture officials estimate farmers lost an additional 45 million dollars because they couldn't get in the fields to plant wint

steakhouse burger >>> the following is a presentation of the acc network, an exclusive production of raycom sports. >> tim: jim cantore was concerned but no longer, guess what? the tornadic activity moved east, tune up the lights in the pnc arena as brice johnson and the tar heels and cat barber and the home-standing wolfpack are ready to get with it in one of the great rivalries in all of college basketball and certainly here in the acc. hi again, everyone tim brando by my side the tall virginian, dan bonner, this is truly one of the best ones out there, no question about it. >> dan: one of the most intense, the fans before every game, tim, sing "go to

as the raycom news network's karina bolster reports, neighbors who heard the standoff say the incident is a rare occurrence in their area. "i d dn't see anything going on until i got up and saw all the police cars." many of the people who live near bexley street were asleep when authorities arrived at this home. they say they didn't know what had happened until they opened up their front doors top story delores matthews lives near the standoff location top story neighborhood reacts to standoff say cops were always in and out of the home"i didn't see anything. i noticed that the door to that house was open, wide open." matthews was awakened at some point early this morning when she heard yelling coming from next door. "something happened this morning, about quarter to 2:00. it was like somebody was screaming in my backyard. it sounded like a woman's voice... but i couldn't make out what she was saying." a spokesperson with the north charleston police department says three other people were inside the home when officials arrived. they were able to get out safely. homeowners said this sor

raycom's brody o'connell hit the streets today in the queen city and talked with fans who couldn't contain their super bowl spirit. sot: 4:07 come on your panthers, lets fall in line, we are going to win the super bowl our first time. 4:15 forget having a case of the mondays -- it's super bowl week. and panthers fans are wearing their emotions on their sleeve... sot: 4:15 and for you panthers -- we will give a yell.... betty miller wasn't out simply to serenade the city today -- she was on a mission -- to get some panthers gear... sot: 3:08 i also got to get myself a shirt miller isn't patrick all says he just got his super bowl shopping done -- he's also taken on the look of carolina panthers tight end -- greg olsen. it's a look he admittedly enjoys... sot: 8:44 i did go get me and my son matching greg olsen t shirts for the super bowl, he is a huge fan and i kind of like walking around the mall and people doing the double take and i'm like i don't think greg olsen is chubby like this and i good... and they expect it to improve as we inch closer to super bowl sunday. it seems the carolina

reporting in charlotte, alex giles for the raycom news network. coming up in sports... more on the panthers road to the super bowl as the team touches down in california. plus... the usc women battle texas a-and-m in a top 10 showdown in the lone star state. highlights and reaction next in another top 10 battle. second ranked usc tusseled with 10th ranked texas a&m tonight for the second time this season. the gamecocks edged the aggies in the first go around in columbia. usc in search of the season series sweep at === aggies start strong in the second quarter. chelsea jennings makes the tough lay in... part of 15-0 run to begin the frame. === a'ja wilson... only reason usc in it early. banks home two of her 15 first half points. finished with 27 on the night. === usc begins the third quarter down six... tiffany mitchell turns it on. forces the turnover... and goes all the way to the tin and in. we're tied at 34. === later... alaina coates puts carolina in front. good move inside... hoop and the harm. usc goes up one on the coates free throw. === fourth quauater... aggie

the raycom news network's terri brewer is on the ground in pickens county, alabama to see what is left behind. that is terri brewer reporting. the news at noon will be right back. in honor of punxsutawney phil not seeing his shadow in honor of punxsutawney phil move through the state today, ahead of the front we'll see showers and thunderstorms with a few storms reaching severe limits. the greatest threat would be damaging winds within a few cells. much cooler air will move in behind the front . another chance of rain may move

raycom reporter takes a look at the road ahead. >> despite focusing his attention on the palmetto state, including stops, vermont senator bernie sanders has been unable to narrow the gap between himself and hillary clinton. in fact most polls indicate little change in the polls within the past week. clinton has 22-28 points ahead of the bern. despite the stops, areas where clinton has strong support. clinton lost south carolina to barack obama in 2008 and her campaign has been active in the state for an entire year growing

our raycom sister station reports a trailer demolished. there was a person inside. they died from the impact. it is just shredded in that photograph. we want to show you pictures of damage the storm left louisiana. a reporter from our sister station tweeted these photographs. you can see a lot of damage there. we saw the 18-wheeler on its side. in texas school was canceled after hail broke windows. you can see the holes there and the broken glass? >> the hail was probably golf ball to baseball-sized and it held for about 10 minutes covering the roads. >> maureen: the first alert weather team will track it as it continues to make its way to our area. you can track the storm on our smartphone. it is free in the app store and marketplace. right now on "primetime" charlotte-mecklenburg police are looking for two people accused of kidnapping a local pizza delivery driver overnight. authorities say the victim was that delivery driver. suspects in a vehicle and forced him to get inside. the two then drove the victim to an atm where they withdrew money from his account. the

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raycom reporter takes a look at the road ahead. >> despite focusing his attention on the palmetto state, including stops, vermont senator bernie sanders has been unable to narrow the gap between himself and hillary clinton. in fact most polls indicate little change in the polls within the past week. clinton has 22-28 points ahead of the bern. despite the stops, areas where clinton has strong support. clinton lost south carolina to barack obama in 2008 and her campaign has been active in the state for an entire year growing the campaign presence is so strong that some predict a loss to clinton could be devastating to the sanders camp. >> she will beat him by lots of touchdowns. in south carolina and it will be because of her longstanding and tight connections with african-american voters and it's going to show the weakness that a lot of people said was bernie's weakness. >> the gap is large in south carolina but sanders and clinton are neck-and-neck in other primaries. the most recent polls out of massachusetts have the two tied and polls in michigan give hillary clinton the lead. >> we

i'm gerron jordan for the raycom news network. everything seems to be falling into place for a chance of severe storms today as a strong storm system makes its way towards the state. a w wm front just south o o columbia this morning will move through and will kick out the fog and temperatures will rise into the middle 60s as winds pick up from the south at 25-30mph as the warm front picks up steam and moves north, this is when we'll see our best chance of severe thunderstorms. 5am noon: this is the best time frame for storms through the midlands. as of 2:30am showers and thunderstorms continue to develop in georgia and are rapidly moving e/ne. tornado watch is in effect surprised if one is issued for us before too long. noon 6pm: severe threat is less as much of the dynamics lift to the northeast however, a few thunderstorms will develop along the cold front as it moves through the state. clearing skies and cooler temperatures tonight through thursday. the senate committee will hold a hearing today to discuss the latest on the sen

meteorologist jill gilardi of our raycom news network is in pickens county alabama with the latest on the tornado's path... jill? tornado damage in pickens county alabama weather now toss to weather steve cam in the mood for romance? two cincinnati be your best bet.. the local spots getting national recognition.. ahead. we finished second and i want to tell you something, i'm just honored. iowa in the rear view mirror... now it's full steam ahead to new hampshire... the latest on the race to the white house - coming up. still ahead - identity thieves are upping their gameand doing a lot more damage to their victims! what you need to watch out for nowcoming up. local police chase. inside the suspects' sheriff's department say it took them by surprise. doing a lot more damage than just shopping sprees. watch out for now! a 56-year-old man has been charged with sexually assaulting two woman at a local hospital. mark rivers was in court today and faces two counts of sexual imposition. according to court documents rivers was a patient at good samaritan hospital... he went into a hospital r

raycom's lisa gresci reports. here at the crown reef resort presidential hopeful marco rubio stood before a standing room only crowd. though right now rubio is trailing third in carolina... the people that filled this room don't doubt his success as president. one of rubios stand out moments was an answer to one of those questions and a promise he made--- to cancel president obama's deal with iran day one in office... he spoke on rebuilding our military, coming out of national debt, and not only improving the american dream but expanding the message behind it to more people. lastly, rubio asked the people of south carolina for their vote. reporting in myrtle beach for network.. i'm lisa gresci. we will have much more coverage on gop presidential candidates coming up at 5:30. democratic candidates aren't here in south carolina yet, but they're still campaigning. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are getting ready to square off in tonight's debate in milwaukee. it's at 9 p.m. on pbs. polls have hillary clinton as t

raycom's brody o'connell spoke with fans at charlotte douglas airport. you can call it an emotional -- super bowl sorrow among passengers this morning -- shaking off a red-eye flight from california -- and a heartbreaking loss in the super bowl. sot: 9:32 well, there is obviously some sadness with the loss but i'm still proud of the panthers making it that far 9:40 sot: 9:53 we were there we were just ready for everything to transpire into a win and it didn't but you know next year 10:03 among the passengers we bumped into -- tim mckyer -- a former panther -- and three time super bowl champion. he says he sees a bright future for this panthers team... sot: 2:01 to lose a game of that magnitude i know the guys are disappointed however, they are motivated, they are young. cam is only 26 years old. stud. have a lot of pieces that are coming together and this is a great team. this is a team that is built to go back so, disappointing loss, yes, several fans we spoke with shared the same sense of hope... ended in disappointment -- they say traveling west for t

our raycom sister station reports a trailer demolished. there was a person inside. they died from the impact. it is just shredded in that photograph. we want to show you pictures of damage the storm left

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raycom's rose eiklor has details on the crash that ended ty's life and more on her stand-out career at ole miss. sot "i feel like the game is clicking more everyday. in practice,everyday, i'm learning more" 23 year old ty laporte was killed in a horrible accident on thursday night. mississippi highway patrol says laporte collided with an 18 wheeler driven by a 63 year old from alabama. he was not injured but laporte died on scene. skid marks, car parts and even these shoes were at the scene on friday. sot 8:10:42 "anytime someone in the ole miss community passes away especially someone like she was it really hurt all of us as a family we come together" on the ole miss campus, about an hour from where the accident happened, her teammates and friends are mourning her loss. sot 8:11:08 "i cant put into words how it makes me feel" laporte was a volleyball and sot 8:10:55 "she was a star" she was from south carolina and total blocks. sot 8:09:43 "she had big dreams and big goals" students say now is the time to pray for laporte's family and the volleyball team. sot 8;11:55 "its more than a

steve crump of our raycom station in charlotte was along for the ride in the formative years. he joins us live from charlotte tonight. and what a ride it's been. i got to travel to new orleans with mr. richardson back in 1990 for super bowl 24. you could tell then that he was on a mission, and based on his relationships.something special was about to happen. before there was ever a bank of america stadium, and years prior to doin the dab or having thousands of panthers fans pack romare bearden park, jerry richardson was traveling 12:17 super/jerry richardson panthers owner "we continue to be more and more encouraged every time we go to one of these affairs." one subplot emerging from the 1990 superbowl in new orleans was national football league was silently working on its expansion plan. paul taglibue was then the leagues commissioner. 3:44 super/paul taglibue former nfl commissioner " i think jerry's group is a very solid group. i mean the whole charlotte package let's put it that way is a dynamic and attractive package." the lobbying effort meant finding supportive ears. 12

have a great day >>> the following is a presentation of the acc network, an exclusive production of raycomports. >> tim: oh, an unusually cold day down here in chapel hill.

for the raycom news network i'm sharon smith in charlotte." and following the game, nfl mvp cam newton caused some controversy for the post-game press conference. the often boisterous quarterback didn't have much to say to reporters before deciding to cut things short and walk away from the mic without any warning. the move has caused some criticism from former players. coming up on the next hour of sunrise, our joe gorchow will join us live from santa clara for more on last an attempted murder suspect, on the run from law enforcement, is back in police custody today. richland county deputies say 17 year old tony gilmore was taken to palmetto health richland late saturday nigig by columbia police, after deputies were dispatched after learning gilmore was wanted for 2 counts of attempted murder. after being discharged from the hospital, gilmore reportedly ran away from deputies while handcuffed. after more than 12 hours, gilmore was caught around 2 o'clock this afternoon on monticello road -- still in handcuffs. deputies say gilmore is wanted i

music) - [voiceover] the following is a presentation of the acc network, an exclusive production of raycom sports. - [voiceover] some of us are born with a royal bloodline of basketball bouncing through our veins. legends reflect on their storied pasts from backyard, backboards, and concrete three point lines while becoming stars this is more than hoop dreams. it's destined to stick in the seams. it's in the soul of the sport. it's acc where we achieve and we become the kings of the court. - hey everybody, i'm cory alexander. welcome to our second episode of havoline's kings of the court, a series where we showcase many of the heroes and legends of the atlantic coast conference. on our previous show, we brought you the story of chicago bull nba champion horis grant. and how he came from humble beginnings to helping to create a dynasty in chicago. on today's show, we bring you two separate stories of determination and overcoming adversity. they were college basketball's very first brand, the doctors of dunk, and dr. dunkenstein was their leader. we will tell you the hometown story of darrel

raycom's josh gauntt talked to a pastor who lost his home... but his church was saved. "its bad its real bad" this is what's left of a pastor's home on martin luther king road in the sapps-beavertown area near aliceville in pickens county.strong winds blew the home off its foundation.the church next door..still standing.. -nats- down the street.powerful winds split this mobile home down the middle.and nearly pushed it in the road.power lines are down.trees arestrewn all about.but emergency officials say thankfully no one has serious injuries. -sot- bishop ray jones/ local pastor "we thank the lord that it wasn't a loss of life..some amen..we thank god that we are still here.amen..homes can be replaced." -sot- "it told that woman to get out of the car because its coming" we're told the majority of this community packed into two storm shelters on mlk.longtime resident joe long junior and others helped pull a guy into the shelter as the storm was passing. -sot- joe long jr./ longtime resident "it was one guy he was trying to come in and it looked like it was trying to suck

raycom's alex giles was there. panthers are officially gone now. hundreds of fans gathered to say goodbye and wish the team luck this morning. the players tell use they're ready to go. "any time you got a fanbase like that. you gotta be happy about that." yes, there's a lot to be happy about in panthers country today. the hometown team is headed to the super bowl. i mean the city of charlotte, the whole entire carolina community's been awesome and they've been a big part of our success this year." those same fans t tat have been cheering all season.are cheering just as hard today. "it's insane. i've never seen this many fans in my life." "this is unbelievable. i'm still wearing the same jersey i've been wearing all year." but come super bowl sunday she won't be taking the field.these guys will. one by one the crowd erupting as players pull into the stadium parking lot. "we here baby, we are here!" send-off. "i've been a panther fan since they started in 95." some here believe in. "just keep pounding.g. just keep pounding." "carolina panthers i love

raycom's kyle jordan is in north charleston where officers have tracked a suspect to a home, and they're trying to get him to come out. kyle -- what's the latest? looks like march will come in like a lamb next week as we'll see mostly sunny skies through tuesday as high pressure builds in through the first of next week. today, mostly sunny, a bit breezy, highs middle to upper 50s. tonight, clear and cold. lows lower 30s saturday tuesday: partly cloudy, highs upper 50s rising to the lower 70s by a puppy from rock hill that odds after it was shot 18 times with a b.b. gun now has a new home-- and a best friend. hundreds of people wanted to adopt 6-week- old black lab mix brody after the story broke. but one special girl named kailey could call the pup her own-- after she lost a beloved dog in her family. "i felt like i lost half my heart... now i have that half back." x-rays show the b.b.'s are still inside brody--but officials say he is expected to make a full the u.s. military is expanding the war on launched a newly aggressive campaign. it targets the group's abilities to use social medi

it's a group that's expected to make up nearly 60-percent of the vote in raycom's michael clark is on the campus of winthrop university where faith and family were topics in last night's forum. republican presidential hopefulls continue to cover every inch of south carolina ahead of next weekend's primary. at winthop university, ben carson and ted cruz talked about marriage, education and prayer as a part of the carolina family values summit. at winthrop university thursday. senator ted cruz and ben carson. cruz focused on family values like marriage and life. "on the first day in office, i will instruct the u.s. department of justice to open an investigation into planned parenthood and to prosecute any and all criminal violations." carson told south carolinians that despite some polls, he thinks he'll do well here. he talked religious freedom, but also his plan to help struggling "i have no intention of withdrawing safety net programs for people who need them, but what i do intend to do is to create ladders of opportunity to allow people to climb out of dependency and become part of

raycom's michael clark has both sides of the story. for lgbt advocates proposed changes that would protect people from discrimination are long overdue. "nobody should be kicked out of a cab simply for whatever it may be, nobody should be kicked out of a restaurant for the way they identify." it's a battle matt hirschy and north carolina equality have been fighting since the measure failed last year by one vote. but now there's a new mayor and several council members who may see things differently "every person in our community in charlotte deserves to have the same rights and advantages that everybody else in the community does." one proposed change would allow someone to use the restroom of "we do know that there's a risk governor pat mccrory emailed council members that passing the measure could result in immediate state intervention and strain the relationship between charlotte and the state. harris and hundreds of others plan to rally monday restroom changes and for the rights of business owners. "they may find themselves in positi

raycom's kyle jordan is in north charleston where officers have tracked a suspect to a home, and they're trying to get him to come out. kyle -- what's the latest? looks like march will come in like a lamb next week as we'll see mostly sunny