if you go to savanna, it is a beautiful city. and there is a lot of antebellum houses that were there after he came and left. and by the way, the founder of the girl scouts of america was a little girl at that time, and she sat on sherman's knee when he visited her mother, who was the wife of a confederate soldier. and the confederate officer put several of their wives in sherman's control, in his protection. so it tells you that it is much more complicated then we have sometimes been led to believe. harold: so now we are at 1865. and, i mean, who decides what sherman is going to do next, jim? obviously, this is the moment when he is going to move north. tell us who orders it. james: as far as christmas, lincoln thanks him. and he says, what next? but i suppose i believe it to you and general grant to figure out what to do next. but what grant wanted to do was put sherman's men on ships and bring them up to virginia. to help close the lead. sherman objected to that, and gets involved in a long-range discussion, just as he had don

welcome to the ninth savanna book festival. i am delighted to welcome you this morning. my name is ann gardner and we are being presented here in the church and for the festival by georgia power, bill kelly and the estate of ralph handelsman. we are blessed once again to host such a celebrated author at trinity united methodist church which has been made possible by the generosity of substate bank. many of you have already watched on deck with eric. today we suspect suspect you are staking your claims around chippewa squares. as you choose among the dozens of renowned writers who have published outstanding books this year. we would like to extend special thanks also to our literary, and the individual donors who make this event possible. if you would like to lend your support we welcome your donations and have provided you buckets for books. those are at the door as you exit. before we get started i have a few housekeeping things. please keep your cell phones often no flash photography. for the question and answer portion of this morning will ask you to line up at down t

but if you are in savanna georgia, rushing back isn't going to mean back to eight, which. so it was a potentially big problem but it never came up. when george washington wasn't a fan of john adams he thought he was fussy so he wrote this letter to him and he said you do what you've got to do and then as a footnote to the letter he sent by the way and by the way if the vice president is still in the capital include him in your conversation, the assumption that atoms would be up attending the apple orchards and not minding government. washington tried to mike adams but at least in my research he was a difficult person. he was always on about something all the time. washington invited adams to accompany him on one of the tours it was the time he could have shown he had a sense of the people that he got one of these little pounds and said no i'm going to ride in my own coach and i'm going to days before you go into there for missed a tremendous opportunity to make his own reputation. when abigail adams who has the same political astuteness of washington which she heard about

news 19's savanna levens takes us to introduce us to ms. kim easley. >> the whole point of an almanac is what? a book of facts >>reporter:kim easley knows what it takes to teach fifth graders. >> let sam a big super bowl fan and i need to know who won the super bowl in 1973 and a passion for teaching. >> our kids that do have dreams and they can change the world. if we do that one at a time and i make one that of a difference, and that's a good thing. >>reporter:that, mrs. easley has plenty of. >> my kids, that is why come to work every day. i don't do for me, the money, or anyone else i love to be around them. they make me smile every day i get hugs every day, and watching them learn, and grow, and become better people >> hi mrs. easley i am savanna with news 19 wltx, you are our teacher of the week. >>reporter:even though mrs. easley might have been surprised -- her fifth graders now she deserves the recognition. >> she works really hard. she states a really late every day, and she just always comes with a smile on her face every day >>re

sherman's boss comes to visit him in savanna. edwin stanton, the secretary of war, to talk to sherman about the campaign when he moves into the carolinas. he talks to sherman about his treatment of slaves in the area. also allegations that black men are being forced to enlist in the union army. a meeting takes place between stanton and sherman and a group of black ministers. many of them former slaves. they talk quite poignantly about what they think freedom does and should mean. for black people after emancipation. then comes a moment where they send sherman out of the room. stanton talks to these ministers outside sherman's presence. about what happened and what they think of sherman and his conduct of the war. his attitude toward african-americans. it is in the wake of this meeting, four days later, sherman issues his special field order 15, which is one of the documents i asked you to read for today. what do sherman do here? here?t does sherman do what does he declare? julia? julia: here's over a list of freedoms that the bla

. >> good morning, deon at savanna and good morning early risers in the midland, a lot of you waking up to cold temperatures, all in the 30s. right now 32 in patients feel. orangeburg 37. the windchill really feels a lot colder, like 23 and bishops who, 25 in volcanic and sumter. with the wind chill here it feels like 29. we had a bit of precipitation come down in midland, with a rain makes possibly to freezing rain and moving to senti. a little more precipitation in the form of sleet coming from many to somerton, heading towards lynchburg. be aware of that as you go through the morning. we're looking at an afternoon temperature of 40 degrees with light rainfall but at a chance for heavy rainfall and wins tonight. tomorrow as the rain ends by tomorrow afternoon, would be conditions with a high of 64. roads now are dry but we will see that change over later this morning. i-26 dry coming to or from saint andrews. like traffic today but we have a couple incidents. there is a i-26 westbound stalled vehicle. another incident on walton boulevard crossing over fire tower. coming from hoxha

their pounding hooves echo across the savanna like tribal drums. they look ready for some serious competition. the mysterious oryx is here, too, representing the desert species and standing proud. out in the middle of the savanna, a group of dwarf mongooses have created a ceremonial sculpture out of a large termite mound. ooh! the baboon commentators have taken up positions in the trees, ready to report all the animal action. while overhead, a squadron of marabou storks is doing a flyover. >> ushaka: and with that, it's time for our first event of this year's animal olympics-- track and field. oh, this ought to be good! >> ushaka: the first contestants in the marathon are african wild dogs. range over territories as large as 1,600 square miles, and they can reach speeds of up to 37 miles per hour. the fastest human sprinter has maxed out at 23 miles per hour. so you know these little doggies are going to hang tough. >> ushaka: ostriches are hoping to make a strong showing, too. with an 11-foot stride, they're all about forward momentum. and they ca

. >> men: (singing african language) >> ushaka: from up here, the east african savanna looks endless. it also makes you appreciate the fact that some lions claim a home range as vast as 1,600 square miles. those kitties get around. >> men: (singing african language) >> ushaka: of all the migrating animals we can observe from this altitude, none is more impressive than the wildebeest. unlike many other species, their numbers have actually increased in recent years. they numbered about 250,000 in 1960 one and a half million today. >> ushaka: hey, what's the minivan doing out here? oh! wait, my friends. that's a female white rhinoceros. their typical home range is from 1 1/2 to 4 1/2 square miles. but unlike males, who won't set foot in another male's territory, the ladies are quite neighborly. they don't mind if their ranges overlap, and they nuzzle nose to nose when they bump into each other in the bush. those elephants like to travel. the size of their territories varies from herd to herd. if food and water are plentiful, some elephants are perfectly content in a 15-square-mile territ

savanna room we have a very dramatic scene of two lions bringing down a buffalo. >> wow. look at that picture. >> and it's very dramatic, and important story that it tells is a myth that only the females hunt so this is -- other than the drama of the scene, it also tells an educational piece right there. we have a -- he had a beautiful extremely large white rhino that is absolutely beautiful, and a crocodile, 14-foot crocodile, which is really adding drama to the room. and there's also another very dramatic piece is a leopard that has a kill and that has brought it up into a tree, which they are prone to do. >> wow. >> and we have that scene. >> do you now how many times mr. prim went to africa? >> i really don't but all of his the best taxidermists in the country, which made them so spectacular. >> make the crock adile alive. that would make it dramatic. how does the miami and the public -- you benefit financially. >> we do, and when people go into the african savanna room, it's a room in 360 degrees, and it's an experience that most people that visit us will never have

if you're in savanna, georgia, rushing back is not going to mean much even if you cut over to charleston and took a boat. it's going to be long over. in fact, it was a potentially big problem, but it never came up. >> here you go. when george ashington was not a fan of john adams. he was a festive pedantic bore. he wrote this letter to handle 10 then you do what you guided duke. as a footnote, he said by the way of the vice president still include them in the conversation, the assumption that adams would be up tending the apple orchard and maintain government. washington tried to like atoms. he tried to befriend adams, but at least in my research he was a difficult person to get a lot. she wish i was in a perpetual amount of time. washington invited adams to accompany him, right in the coach. it was time that adams could've shown had a sense of the people, but he got one of these powered and said no, no, i am going to write in my own coaching go two days before you go and therefore missed a tremendous opportunity to make his own reputation when abigail adams who had the same political is

[laughter] >> i tried to explain to savanna what it is, and i was saying it was like well smith -- it's like hancock but -- >> a little bit more x-rated. it is very similar to that, i kept thinking of that movie kick asked matt that came out -- once again this one goes further over the edge. it is not an nc-17. >> thank you so much. >>> weekend weather is perfect efran afante? >>> even though we are going to be dealing with cooler temperatures. right now, we are looking at pretty much temperatures are cold, 32 in newberry, 32 winnsboro, but we get down to sumter 30 for degrees, warmer down in orangeburg at 40 d egrees. a lot of call coverage has been coming in, and the cloud coverage on the back end of it a lot of precipitation. a little bit of precipitation falling to the west of the trough, as we get into the palmetto state a lot of call coverage. the kids get out of school today, believe it or not those calls will be out of here very quickly. 45degrees after school but it will still be chilly highs today, with a lot of sunshine in the middle to upper 40s. although it will be sunny it

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nighttime >> being able to see the animals with the orange hue they are going to make reporter: over the savannas. reporter:there are more theme parks coming including a new four d film base attraction and disney continues its transformation into disney springs. it seems this year is a banner year. jim: there are many new themepark attractions that to open in the next level years. among them is andorra, the world of avatar which will open walt disney world 2017. disney also plans a star wars land but it will be several years before that attraction is complete. meredith: lots of sunshine, but tonight we are going to get cold. tony: it' s basically going to we have a gorgeous evening on the way with a few clouds and a bit of breeze. the clouds will be thickening up ahead of this front and you can see a little moisture over the next couple of days. by 8:00, a little rain up toward ocala. the beach line by mid-night, pushing through cocoa beach high 1:30 in the morning. it' s not going to be a lot of rain, just enough to dampen the ground. 60 to 65 area wide and we will stay mild for a good chunk of

the surveillance video is from the public's on hillsborough in savanna. you could be eligible for a reward. >> right now a sulfur springs woman is being held without bond. ashley weathers was arrested yesterday afternoon. police say she and the victim got into an argument at sulfur springs park and that is when eisai weathers stabbed the other woman several times. the victim is recovering in the hospital tonight. weathers is being held on bond with aggravated battery charges. cozy coleman is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. the charges stem from a fight at ducky sports bar. surveillance video shows the face and pointing a gun at him outside. he was ace starter on the 2002 super bowl championship team. he also has to previous domestic violence arrest in hillsborough county. >> covering pascoe county, zephyrhills high school let their football coach go and now the former reggie roberts is now under agency. eric wechsler shows us what he is accused of doing and why it is just the latest issue at the school. >> zephyrhills police sergeant

karen: and that means -- donna: savanna -- soprano, alto, tenor, face, -- base. karen: they also traveled in england and around europe. how are they received? donna: absolutely embraced. queen victoria, i think it was, named them america' the jubilee singers have made america' s music city, and that is how usa. she was impressed with their ability to emulate the european repertoire and style, and she still asked them, we want to hear some of your slave songs, and that is when they came back out, and they were immediately, warmly embraced. karen: and where does the name jubilee singers come from? donna: they needed a name, and they went through the scripture -- is atticus, i think -- it is mentioned and it is about claiming your right as a free person, and of course this was referring to the jewish people, but they adapted that name, the it was the celebration of claiming of your heritage, freedom. karen: freedom in this case. donna: freedom. that is exactly right. karen: you are a jubilee singer alum. what was your time like with the group? donna: we traveled. we

her name is is savanna sean see. >>> this year they're not going to have the super big party that they normally have. and the surfers say it's not about the beers and the parties. it's about the surfing. and this will be live streamed on red bull. >> red bull tv/titans of mavericks. >> coming out here can be tricky. >> the live broadcast will give you the best view of the event. you can't get in the arena. it's a mile offshore. so you're walking around partying. i suggest you find yourself a great place and get your drinks and food and friends. >> reporter: you sold me. i'm there. thank you so much, ken. >> i'm curious, guys that are there, do they practice today or just charge tomorrow? >> reporter: they do not practice. they have to conserve their energy. this takes so much out of you. and the next day is like the biggest hangover of your life without the alcohol. the adrenaline crash from the day before is so intense. they are pretty much resting like tom brady would be resting before the super bowl. the answer to that is no. but they are pretty fired up. and at 7:00 the boats will

the savanna daily morning news. this is how it defined brown's execution. "the notorious horse thief, murderer, insurrectionist, trader has expiated his guilt. there are thousands of white necks in new england and the northern states today that are as deserving of john brown's tie as john brown himself." others viewed the northern sympathy for brown as justification for secession. let's go to one of those great voices, jefferson davis. a united states senator from mississippi who, upon brown's execution, would go onto the floor of the senate and give a speech . it is not long, it is not rambling, it is direct. there's one sentence that echoes across the senate chamber. listen to these words. again, these are not words to be heard. these are words you feel. jefferson davis. allege thatright to to secure our right and to protect our honor that we will that bind usies together even if it rushes us into a sea of blood." charleston mercury would dayunce and i quote" the of compromise has passed. the southwest control her old must controlesouth her own destiny."

look at the bite marks on her one and a half year-old daughter savanna's face. veronica figueroa says another child at bright side academy bit her daughter repeatedly. the mother says that the day care located on front and erie, called her, tuesday to let her know what happened and then she said she was shocked to see the bruising, which she picked up her daughter and, then get this, she claims it happened three other times, over the past two months. >> bite marks are, he bit her and left scars on her face. it was open and close. i saw that she screamed probably for help and she was ignored. she must have been ignored. they gave enough time for to it happen again. >> veronica filed this report detailing last incident that says savanna was bitten by another child when they both reached for the same toy but mother doesn't feel day carries taking matter seriously. we reached out, they referred us to their national office and we contacted, them for a statement, they have not yet responded. we also checked the record for the day care and there are violations, from th

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narrator: for more than two million years, wild elephants have been living in the savannas and forests of africa. they were once plentiful, as many as five million on the continent back in the 1940s. african elephants are the largest land animals on earth and one of the most intelligent. their brain is similar to humans in structure and complexity. they feel emotions like grief and joy. they learn, play, display compason and aruism. some experts say they even have a sense of humor. their primary predator is man, and because of man, they may soon be extinct. thornton: no one really even knows how many elephants are left in africa. some people think it m be as few as 300,000 animals, so we mit be losg 1/6 ofhe continental population of africa's elephants every year. peters: in many countries in africa, the elephant is already ecologically extinct. [gunshots, elephant trumpets] narrator: every 20 minutes, an elephant is killed for its tusks. the reason: greed. the price of ivory has skyrocketed. raw ivory sells for as much as $3,000 per pound on the black market, but the cost for humanity

we don't have the map, but at least you have the temperatures. 40 savanna. 50 in new orleans. it's pretty chilly, even all the way down through florida. nationally, you can see the clouds, some snow showers continuing off the great lakes. it's cold across most of the eastern half the country. 49 in orlando. 40 in denver. high-pressure to our southwest. tomorrow morning. they will displayed, plenty of sunshine. a pleasant afternoon with fairly light winds. as the high ships over more florida, the highs come in during the day sunday. might see high tin cirrus c louds, the much milder. this front is going to push through monday, it might produce a chance of a shower. wait for another system to comment the middle of the week. light winds, low 23 and give state. variable cloudiness. not as cold tonight. bright sunshine tomorrow, and pleasant overnight. high temperature of 56 degrees becoming sunny and the mountains. four day plus looks like this. a nice warm-up saturday, high 56. we won't have degrees sunday afternoon. -- we warm up 10 degrees sunday afternoon. a chance of thunders

they are an omnivorous species which inhabits the tropical rain forests, savannas, and semi-deserts of east and central south america. have unusually high intelligence. it has been observed and some will clearly seek out just as a dog or cat strong attachment some have been reported to come on command; they newport aquarium has showcased thousands of animals from around the world in a million gallons of water since may 15, 1999. named one of the best aquariums in the u.s. by travel channel and usa today, newport aquarium is a herschend family entertainment company and an accredited member of the association of zoos and aquariums. newport aquarium is open to the public 365 days a year and located across the ohio river from downtown cincinnati at newport on the levee. like many other reptiles, argentine tegus go into brumation a form of hibernation in autumn when the temperature drops. they exhibit a high level of activity during their wakeful period of the year. tegus fill ecological niches similar to those of monitor lizards, and are an example of convergent evolution. still to come do

here comes a band of rain from savanna, had, all the way to the carolina coast. rain continuing along the beaches of the carolinas on sunday. the northern edge could be mixed with a bit of what snow and sleet. wet snow and sleet. high-pressure dominates our weather. the cold front to our west is on the way next week. becoming mostly cloudy and cold. overnight low 29 degrees. mostly clear to partly cloudy skies. overnight low 23 in the mountains. for saturday into the weekend, a lot of cloud cover, then partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. high temperature cool. 52 degrees. only 43, but light wind ins. something better. high of 85 with more sunshine. cold front comes in. snow showers moving into the mountains. snow, maybe even if the upstate. monday night into tuesday, maybe a few snow showers or flurries. should not be a big deal. look how cold it gets through most of next week. hope you have a fantastic weekend. now back to you, carol and michael. carol: this is very cool. first happening today for the south carolina women's basketball program. >> never has tha

i thought we get to the end of the day and there would not be any book levelers left in savanna.i'm especially happy to be here and i think the organizers sort of a rounding back on savanna it is typical of my life and the things that happened in 1970 while a a freshman in college i came down to participate in a vista program project before there were any houses out there. there is just the old community and so forth and remanence of the plantations that had been there. i was down here for combined work-study and the kind of things that college students in the 60s did a lot, the early 70s. i had to get out there every day and there is a boat that only ran and they said it's there's a schoolteacher and she's down at the boston docs every morning from 6:30 a.m. and you can get a ride to the island any day you want. so i got down there and there is a skinny guy there, mid- 20s guy, i remember he had a beautiful sunburn. i felt like we belong together you can just tell that he may have had a wacky upbringing just like me. so not every morning but a few mornings a week that i will go

. >>> good morning, savanna and track -- deon . welcome to a cold start to everyone. and selena we have 37 degrees and 32's from newberry to winnsboro. the wind chill feels like 26 degrees in camden and 27 in sumter and st. matthews goes like 24 degrees because the winds are kicking at 15 are kicking at 15 miles per hour with a surface trough right now over the upstate. the flow will generally be paid out of the west throughout the day today. when the kids get out of school it will be 49 degrees and partly cloudy. even though we expect highs today in the upper 40s down to lower 50s, it will be windy out of the west at up to 30 miles- per-hour with 50 degrees as the high though it will feel like they mid-40s. the winds will continue with the lows tonight in the lower to middle 20s with the wind chill feeling like the middle teens. tomorrow will be a lot of sunshine and it will be windy because of a lots of these cold heirs -- airs coming through thursday morning we are looking at temperatures pretty much in the 20s and it is going to be cold. in fact, are low temperatu

the fusion of american pop and you see the african savanna brought to life in front of you. it is an interactive show. the intro -- >> they always think it is a kid show and i say from -- and we say from 9 to 90 will enjoy this show. barbara: what is your favorite part? >> i think my favorite part of the show is grassland. it is so powerful to see all of those grass heads come out and the men are so strong and moving together. it looks like unity. >> the circle of life. the opening number. i think the best opening musical number in history. barbara: we were talking about nine to 90 will enjoy this. a lot of adults would want to introduce theater to their children through a show like this. >> this is the perfect tool to do it. >> any kid when they see this they will fall in love with theater. the excitement knowing anything being on stage, that excitement of, you have to get it the first time. that is exciting. it is a craft that a lot of people are not introduced to young. >> we have kids in the show so they can see themselves. barbara: thank you so much for being here. if y

.>> savanna is excited. and the groundhog was probably right.'s back -- >> at least and a great rest of your week. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, february 16, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." the bush brothers reunite on the campaign trail amid new taunts from donald trump. we'll talk to jeb bush. >>> teachers accused of thanking, shoving, even luring kids for sex. how are they finding new jobs in the classroom. >>> kendrick lamar makes powerful statement and taylor grammys. >>> but we begin today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> you have to be very careful. he's very unstable. >> the gop race gets ugly in south carolina. >> just going on about how i'm the most horrible person in the world because i keep repeating the things he says. >> how does it feel to have the band back together? >> george w. busch trying to turn the tide for his brother. >> i want to remind you what our good dad told us one time. labels are for soup cans. >> the supreme court concerns everything you are concerned about. >> if you go for it the other way, y

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is 27 in charlotte. 1 to 5 in savanna. 37 in memphis and 39 in new orleans. that cold air, the coldest air that we have seen this winter settled in for everybody. it is not really going anywhere anytime soon. we're going to get more cold air to position as we get through parts of the weekend as well. this requires a very watchful eye, especially heading into next week. you are looking live at downtown columbia. it is quiet out there. just a few cars where it is 32 degrees. los her to home, it is 30 and pinewood where it feels like it is 26 degrees. 32 in irmo, and it feels like 25 degrees. bundle up. if you work that third shift, hat, scarf, gloves, heavy coat. we want you to be safe and stay warm out there. our low in the city goes to 28 down to the 30s. a very chilly night expected. future of you ach, we have this approaching front with a warm front in advance that is going to come in from the south. that both moisture. it will tap into the atlantic moisture as well in the upper levels. going through the day tomorrow, ample sunshine. some clouds as we go in

and zip line over the savanna on the predator zip line. but don't worry, you'll fly just out of reach of the tiger. a safari and zip line in one spot? how can you resist? >> whoo! >> if lions did live in arizona, they might find the verde river the perfect spot to prowl. it's what attracted the sinagua people here about 1,500 years ago. they built this--montezuma castle national monument. their ancient massive cliff-dwelling home is well preserved and accessible. and several more of them still exist around the lush verde river. coming up, we continue north on our ultimate road trip through sedona, test our adventure skills in flagstaff, visit some more hidden native american villages. then it's canyon time. but before we cruise on, here's the answer coming up. >> we're on the road with "state to state." here's the answer to your road trip question... to answer it, from camp verde we head 25 miles north to sedona, famous for these red rock formations. they are mostly red because of ferric oxides which coat the rocks and cause a similar chem

that is in savanna, georgia. they say they do not want to over hype this type of virus. one man with experience in control said the white house could help but there are some simple things you could do to help as well. >> anything that can collect water is prime real estate for this to set up shop. if you bring flowers into your house and you put a bowl underneath the flowers to catch excess water, they love to breed in that excess water too.>> there's been no being spread by mosquito bites in the us. it is right now just transmitted by mosquitoes that are abroad. one case last week show it can be sexually transmitted. >>> today is that tuesday.'s celebration is going on as we speak. you are looking at a live image right now in new orleans on bourbon street. one of the biggest tourist attractions in the country each year. that tradition has been alive in new orleans since 1837. the first parade began in 1927. i do not think the celebration is stopping anytime soon. >> that is a normal night in bourbon street.>> how do they have the energy? it is been going on all weekend.

should typically be around 64 the highs but we will only make it to the 50s. 41 in charlotte, 49 in savanna, and 62 and orlando. 36 in nashville and 46 in memphis. 44 in jackson followed by fifi -- 55 in new orleans. let's take a look across the midlands and future watch. 5 am tomorrow morning, those of you early boer -- early birds, she was show you the same chance . it will be a chilly start with lows in the 30s. let's jump to lunchtime. pausing this. i promise you nothing is wrong with future wach. we just have drier air in place. temperatures on the cool side with that northerly wind flow. we will see that shifting by friday and into the weekend. and then here you go by 4:00 pm. right after the kids are out of school just before the afternoon rush begins around 5 pm. things are still looking nice out there. pulsing this around 7 pm, maybe getting a home from -- getting home from work late, running to dinner. very quiet. that will take you until this time tomorrow evening. newberry, we start the tour with you. freezing tonight. look for sunshine tomorrow and 57 degrees with a very light

18 turnovers on the average. 6-8 in league play and wrap up the home schedule monday night against savanna state. couple of big basketball games later on today. it's duke and carolina on the women's side. they battle in the triangle and the duke men visit pittsburgh. we'll have those highlights later on. anthony: thank you, joe. abc 11 together met a lot of people this weekend. caitlin: indeed, at the marbles museum, one of my favorite places in town. elaina athans and steve daniels, heather waliga, a few of the familiar faces showing them around our abc 11 pop-up studio and the kids got a chance to learn about other careers. they met a wide variety of professionals from architects to dentists. anthony: how cool. caitlin: yeah, marbles is so much fun. steve: it really is. anthony: someone could follow in your foot steps. steve: absolutely, yeah, a great day to get out today. temperatures in the mid-60s, warmer tomorrow and tuesday and rain coming in. caitlin: sounds good. anthony: gma is >>> good morning, america. carolina. >> she's now got major momentum heading into super tuesday. can be

were still with the 40s in the area of charlotte. 51 degrees in charlotte. 41 in charlotte -- and savanna. that warmer air mass is heading this way over the next couple of days. future watch -- future wach, we will pulses at 5 am. those of you who wake up early, take the dog for a walk or get that jogging, clear sky. lower 30s. meteorologist lara on good day columbia will have the latest. there. we will pulls it at 4:00 pm. the kids are out of school, , and you are starting your weekend. whether you are staying here are traveling across the region, beautiful weather for your friday evening even as you are heading for a night on the town at 7:00 pm. still looking good out there with that dry air mass. it will not be until saturday before the clouds roll into the area. 59 is our high temperature tomorrow. here in lexington, 33 degrees work as we go through the day tomorrow, we have sunshine. 60 will be our high temperature. taking you now to columbia. 33 is our low. 60 our high with that sunshine going through the day tomorrow. how about 60 degrees tomorrow to 69 degrees on saturday. beauti

and they make it possible to quickly immersed back in to where they were at accommodate them savannaull back. one of the problems is not just the lack of relief policy but in many places still in a woman does come back to work chapter quits mommy track so to speak. >> not promoted. treated some out differently. a lesser. of time. the company of the farm. it is changing and it is changing these companies are seeing this is in their interest. there is a process. >> a lot of times when we are seeing is there using there power for purpose of redesigning things. led by one. we bring different perspectives. >> tell me. you talk to and spent time with many fascinating women. introduction. tell me a little bit about the commitment and the issues. supposedly the 1st. >> right. tell us about that. >> we start with that. >> wonderful. >> i have been lucky to have a friend, i am a generation lines guys. these are people who are using the power. and i don't think i am biased. i feel so much more strongly now because ma to doof me to do things on the front of the cameras behind-the-scenes because

rain from savanna up to myrtle beach, moving in wilmington as well. a good briefly be a little slushy mix in parts of western north carolina. this is not going to add up to we are going to look late sunday in the money for the next batch to come in. sunday night is nice and clear. here we go into monday morning. you will want to check in with dale in the team as we will be alerting you if there are any cancellations or delays. it could happen in parts of western north carolina through the dayyn monday and monday night. snow showers possible on into tuesday as well. mainly looking at a cold rain in the upstate. no rain, no cold for the super bowl. 52 today. cool a comfortable. i will show you the week ahead. 55 tomorrow in the upstate to only 48 monday. showery and a few snowflakes possible. not adding up in the upstate. 39 on tuesday and bitterly cold in the mountains. snow likely. myra: thank you. for one couple going to the super bowl from colorado, it will be a celebration no matter victoria sanchez explains. reporter: and the small town of bellevu

savanna shaughnessy is an alternate this year. so what's the key to winning? >> just the guy that gets the opportunities. and doesn't make the mistake of falling and taking a wipeout. >> reporter: tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2's. >> coverage begins with "mornings on 2" and our ktvu social media team will be posting updates and photos throughout the day. >>> bill is going to be out there, getting up at 4:30 tomorrow and driving down there. you are going to be out on a boat? >> should be out on the ball right in the channel. going to be fun because i know a lot of the guys. i know two guys in every seat in the morning. there's a lot of local guys. it's going to be a good day. down there right now, the swells coming up, the fog is in so coastal fog that showed up. winds are light but fog is backing up coast. that's going to create visibility issues for the early morning contest. by the afternoon or midmorning, but it's going to be an interesting day for sure. we will see temperatures tomorrow a lot like this, lots of low 70s, 69 in concord, 69 in fremont. tomorrow's

savanna grab your sunglasses you will need them this morning. >> i love to hear that. thank you. >>> still too, tried one this morning, paying for the best seat in the house has just gone up. you might be surprised, i know i was, to find out this year's >>> super bowl halftime shows you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ >>> something a lot of us are looking forward to this weekend, super bowl halftime show. it's one of the biggest the pop- culture events of the year. coldplay is this years headline act. jamie eustis attended the press conference ahead of the big s how. [ applause] >>reporter:the british band, coldplay, was confident and funny at their super bowl 50 halftime news conference. >> we do not do press conferences that often, so please forgive us if we aren't that good. >>reporter:front man, chrisman has been practicing this week with carpal karaoke on the gordon. gordon

stewart georgia near savanna the twister came through the post destroying dozens of vehicles and in north carolina, residents say despite the damage he is still counting his blessings. >> my mom called me and told me she thought a tornado had come through and the garage was gone and porch was gone and house was fine. >> el nio tornadoes have hit the south 2 days in a row now despite a lot of damage and no fatalities have been reported. >>> tom, you talked about that. we've seen that happen to us. we have rain rolling through. >> tornadoes can be short in stature. fortunately they are not big like hurricanes. your house can be fine and mine can be wiped out. close to home, no tornadoes here but we had heavy rain moving over the camera lens and snarling traffic right now. let me show you a street-level view it is slower eastbound. cards are coming out you downtown and it is on wet side and we talked about this yesterday. close to drive times, the worse the weather will get. right now steady, heavy rain fall stretching all the way through the gulf texico a cold front behind us will make for

. >> reporter: veronica filed this report detailing last incident and says savanna was bitten by another child with the both reached for same toy but mother feels the day carries not taking it seriously. we reached out to the day care who referred us to their national office. we contacted them for a statement but we have not the yet gotten a response. we have also checked state record and we are getting this in now, they were flag in the past for a incident in which one kid got scissors and cut another child's hair. so, another incident that happened there in a different case. this is continuing to be investigated. >> those cases both troubling. >>> dave kinchen live for us. >>> at 4:09. a chain reaction crash leaves a mess in center city yesterday. school bus, taxi cab, suv and septa bus all involved in this. several people were hurt, and left a giant hole in the side of the bank, td bank, right there near city hall. look at the ines there. witnesses say cab may have clipped that september bus and veered left in the school bus which then hit a suv sending it the right through the bank w

savanna shaughnessy is an alternate this year. so what's the key to winning? >> just the guy that gets the opportunities. and doesn't make the mistake of falling and taking a wipeout. >> reporter: tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2's. >> coverage begins with "mornings on 2" and our ktvu social media team will be posting updates and photos throughout the day. >>> bill is going to be out there, getting up at 4:30 tomorrow and driving down there. you are going to be out on a boat? >> should be out on the ball right in the channel. going to be fun because i know a lot of the guys. i know two guys in every seat in the morning. there's a lot of local guys. it's going to be a good day. down there right now, the swells coming up, the fog is in so coastal fog that showed up. winds are light but fog is backing up coast. that's going to create visibility issues for the early morning contest. by the afternoon or midmorning, it should lift. but it's going to be an interesting day for sure. we will see temperatures tomorrow a lot like this, lots of low 70s, 69 in concord, 69 in frem

. >> reporter: veronica filed this report, detailing last incident that said savanna was bitten by anothereached for the same toy at the same time but mother doesn't feel like the day carries taking it seriously. we did reached out to the day care who referred us to the national office. we contacted them for a statement but we have not received one just yet. we also checked state record and there are previous complaints including one in a different case where a child, grabs scissors and cut another child's hair, and so, investigation on this current incident is ongoing. back to you you. >> wow. >> all right, dave, thanks, we will check back with you when we get more information on that. >> yep good 6:38. iraq war veteran beaten outside of a washington d.c. mcdonald's hamburger place is speaking out. >> the surveillance video from late friday night shows someone attacking, sergeant chris marquez, knocking him to the ground as he walked out of the restaurant. you can see it here. the video shows a second person walk up to marquez and take his wallet. the veteran says the attack may have been

he asked me to go to paris upon my return and enter into discussions with savanna to see if we could not convince him that we were interested in an independent laos and this is what i understood to do. with some misgivings at the outset because he had a reputation for being very close to the communists and i was not sure how our negotiations would come out. mr. herman ably conducted negotiations parallel with my own. meetings andeight fruitful and fascinating as they were for me, we did arrive at a treaty that hopefully guaranteed the freedom neutrality and independence of laos. i was aware then as i am now that what our president saw to achieve was a clinical settlement to what appeared to be a serious military problem. he was absolutely right. we did arrive at that solution. since then, i have continued to devote a great deal of my time to matters of global strategy in our commitments. i was asked late last spring to do an article on the meeting of the atomic bomb 20 years later. this was for the early august edition of the new york times magazine. i given a great deal of attention

the entire month of february and additionally you can post your wish to facebook and twitter and savanna will donate a dollar. company. tonight participate and enjoy the food. we have shrimp going on. sauti them up and put them on and that's the final product. alex amazing. thanks for being with us. you can find information on our website and facebook page. just stop by and try some of these bills for yourself. >>> what you call it when donald trump throws a tantrum? a trumper tantrum >>reporter: donald likes to put his name on things but when he lashed out at the campaign in iowa. they put trump's name into a trumper tantrum was an instant hit. it's the word of the day. >> # trumper tantrumstarted to try and an attached to work document photos, crybabies in a creepy crybaby, trump has been ramp out and asap-myself prescribed guitar poet sang a song. there who actually dreamed of the word,--so few dreamed up the word, trumper tantrum was himself was ted cruz have gave a name to marco rubio, the boy in the bubble. and donald trump three tantrum when he heard this. >> he said recently that

as well as the other citizens did not get the attention of birmingham, alabama or jackson, ian or savanna, georgia. but we did enough to spark a movement within the state that quickly spread from greensboro to rock hill, greenville, then it spread to columbia when chad allen university and benedict college, and denmark summit even with her solicitation and then into charleston. south carolina. the movement began to come together although it was spontaneous at first, it evolved into an organized movement of young people. it was that that time that i was actually, believe it or not, at the age of 15, elected a president of the youth council for the whole state of south carolina. we were given an attorney that worked with us who later became a judge, matthew jay perry and he worked with us on cases that could be filed. if there were arrests, he handled it. locally we had donald james sampson who is an attorney and willie t. smith, another local attorney who helped with those cases as the movement began to take form and evolve into a statewide move and it began to garner some attention. so wh