the harlem globe trotters bringing the world tour back to the pnc arena. don't stop now. keep going. the 90th anniversary tour featuring all the great basketball skills and the tricks we have come to love. we're talking about a cause that's really near and dear to the heart. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> we've got you doing tricks and everything. >> i love what i do. >> you guys have this cause that is near and dear to the globe trotters' heart. >> basically, we are running our initiative. you can nominate heroes of the things. the great assist.com, and we help them to make those things that they are doing bigger and better. we visit hospitals and schools around the nation. we bring the abc's of bullying prevention. we make children feel better in the hospitals and make them eat better and smile, from time to time. >> you used to play for carolina; right? >> yes, ma'am, tar heels, baby. >> children literally probably look up to you, but when you talk about bullying, do you see that ah ha moment? >> at the end of the day, i see, they learned something new.

. >> jaclyn: you each won a family four pack of tickets to see the harlem groab trotters in greenville. >> ingrid: and we will e-mail you how to claim your prize. it's good prize, too. >>> the weather, not so good. we have reports of power outages and so on and so forth because of the rain and wind. a lot of rain has fallen in many locations this morning. storm heading north/northeastward over the next couple minutes you can see where it's headed for rutherford county and also moving through greenville, heading north towards polk county as well.

those records tell a very in june of 2012, state inspector david trotter wrote, "the plant continues to be in excellent condition. i appreciate the plant management and the quality work they do." his glowing reviews continued until august of 2013 when he left the department of agriculture for a new job. director of quality control at castle cheese. >> i'm with cbs news. >> reporter: we asked trotter to explain his reviews of castle, but he to declined. castle cheese is no longer on the market. the company filed for bankruptcy in 2014. as for the f.d.a., it will be rolling out new food safety regulations. the f.d.a. tells us they're designed to help get state and federal inspectors on the same page. >> pelley: jim, thank you very well, chris(p wt,ou iha..vee . s albaitvewodis? yoaswidem. p .t. be is ad hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. mebe un hrg en ier fs tevtctepng th apr . toan oums lllsnte e. asls an gha collieco u

director of quality control at castle cheese. >> i'm with cbs news. >> reporter: we asked trotter to explain his reviews of castle, but he to declined. castle cheese is no longer on the market. the company filed for bankruptcy as for the f.d.a., it will be rolling out new food safety regulations. the f.d.a. tells us they're designed to help get state and federal inspectors on the same page. >> pelley: jim, thank you very much. well, chris rocked the oscars up next, how many people saw him (politely) wait, wait, wait! you can't put it in like that... ... you have to rinse it first. that's baked- on alfredo. baked-on? it's never gonna work. dish issues? trust your dishwasher with cascade platinum. it powers... ...through... your toughest stuck-on food. better than finish. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it di

columbia fire crews responded to the home on trotter road at around 3 pm. they were able to get the fire under control. no one was injured but five people were left displaced by the flames. investigators are currently looking into what caused the fire. the columbia fireflies are putting local residents back to work. the team hosted a job fair today at the columbia metropolitan convention center -- looking for workers to staff its ballpark. team officials were taking applications for part time seasonal jobs including ushers and ticket takers for spirit communications park. fireflies officials say they took in about 600 applications and looking for more. for more information on how you can apply for one of these jobs visit wistv dot there's a link under the big red 10. the capital city will be approaching an infamous anniversary next week. pause for 3 secs on cannon firing nats re-enactors shot cannons in west columbia today to recreate the firing on columbia. this wednesday marks 151 years since much of the city was burned to close out the civil war. the att

sprinter deedee trotter, there's no question at all. >> i don't care what kind of viruses and stuff come out, we're going to finish this one out. >> reporter: rising concern about the zika virus prompted the white house to ask congress for $1.8 billion to help deal with the threat. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> the president of a fraternity at core any university will be in court this morning to face attempted rape antoine other charges. wolfgang balinger was arrested for an incident a week ago. a student accused her of abusing her in his roop at cy epsilon. he has been jailed since turning himself in on thursday. his chapter now suspended. >> strong winds and dry conditions raising the wildfire threat from kansas to central texas. gusts up to 50 miles an hour fueled several fires around oklahoma city. smoky conditions caused several accidents on interstate 44 before authorities shutdown the westbound lanes. wind gusts are expected to reach 30 miles an hour today. >>> and blowing snow and icy conditions caused this tour bus accident on i-95 in connecticut. the dangerous weather p

. -- get in the hole. oh. joishgs come on. that is is obviously the member of the harlem globe trotters, nearly impossible. oh, nicely done. scooter is attempting one of the off the roof of the arena. >>> just two days before the south carolina voters, head to the poll, jeb bush has serious work to do. a national poll, they surveyed more than 1,000 registered voters, and donald trump is coming in first place. followed by ted cruz, and rubio is rising. ben carson and jeb bush tied at 9. the republican voters about to to the polls on saturday. and the democrats don't vote there until next saturday. >>> and the after math of a criteria she that looked like a bomb that had gone off. the person behind the wheel is adult criminal charges. she stole the van and crashed into the subdivision. how the whole wild ride unfolded. >> i may have well been an explosion. >> it was horrible. >> chunks of debris. >> you can see this was damaged. >> flew everywhere, like shrapnel. >> this was a door. the bricks. >> this is what happens when a kid gets behind the wheel. the police say that late wednesday ni

. >> larry: harlem globe trotters would be proud of him. >> darcel: that was awesome. >> jason: that was a line drive. we're going right in to winter weather mode this eveninin and overnight. the mountains get it first. the valleys will get some of that too. our temperatures will suffer. 40s for highs tomorrow and friday. yeah, there's a 60% chance, which is pretty high, that we're going to get a wintery mix at times in asheville. really the accumulation is going to be limited. dusting, maybe a half inch at most. sunday. what a turnaround it will be then. chances of rain if anything monday. in the upstate, 50s and 60s. very mild sunday and monday. >> larry: for more local news, we invite you to join us on my40. captioning company" >>> breaking news tonight. we're on the scene of a deadly tornado outbreak. several states, homes destroyed. a dangerous night ahead from south carolina all the way up through new york. >>> also breaking tonight, the race for president, and donald trump, now marching to super tuesday. his landslide win in nevada. and the major republican now predicting a tr

the globe trotters will call center home 12-30 tomorrow. this is jimmy hanging out with these guys last year. remember this? i'm doing a little promotion here for them. remember the half court shot? tom? that was pretty good. i can hit that one. i've hit many in my day. >> really. >>> i have. we'll move along. okay, this was last night. you were talking about. steph curry, his fourth 39 footer or beyond this year out of 11 attempts in the game. >> it's now time for ping's pop quiz. >>> totally gone game show here. i've got my cape on here. all right, question on the screen here for you everybody, longest shot by a globe trotter it's a guinness world record. blindfolded though. 69'6", 73-feet, 89 -- lisa, because you're just. >> how long is the court? >> it's like 109-feet long. >> so 89. d! d as in david. >>> tom? >> b. >> tom's like why am i playing this i want to go home. >> a as in awkward. >>> and the answer is? a. right here. watching this shot right here. unbelievable shot. 69'6", november of last year. that's pretty impressive. sunda

sprinter dede trotter, there's no question at all. >> i don't care what kind of viruses and stuff come out, we're going to finish this one out. >> reporter: rising concern about the zika virus propted thehe $1.8 billion to help deal with the threat. david? >> linsey, thank you. tonight. nearly 112 million americans watching last night. the third-largest audience in history. peyton manning and the broncos celebrating their championship today, and what he's now saying, lap? and cam newton walking out. here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: peyton manning hoisting the super bowl 50 trophy last night. as well as his 4-year-old son, marshall, who watched his dad become the oldest quarterback ever to win a super bowl. now, the question remains -- is the 39-year-old manning going to hang it up? he spoke to robin roberts this morning. i'm very much at peace right now. and i think however it works out, it will work out the way it's supposed to. >> reporter: the broncos sacked carolina panther quarterback cam newton seven times, forcing fumbles to put points on the board. newton was a picture of

for andre keel, jalon trotter, and roderick britt. short says keel plans to turn himself in, too, but on his own time. as always -- if you can help find them call 1- 888-lock-u-up. you never have to give your name, and you may even earn a reward. one day after we told you about the search for a murder suspect-- newport news police say he turned himself in. 26-year-old stephen hayes is behind bars, along with 33-year-old laratio dantzler. officers say they shot and killed two people last month, on 14th street near wickham avenue. officers shot dantzler at the scene, after they say he shot at them. they took him to jail from the hospital. rest of today: partly to mostly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy...a stray evening shower is possible. colder. lows near 30. winds north 5- 10mph. thursday: mostly sunny but chilly. highs will be near 40. winds north 10-20mph. rest of today: partly to mostly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy...a stray evening

samking beale is also in trotter, and roderick britt. new rules mean video and other evidence in police-involved shootings will be released more quickly now, in chicago. this video prompted the plan to release others within 60 to 90 days. it shows a chicago officer shooting a teen 16 times, as he appeared to walk away from police in october of 20-14. this city did not release this video until more than a year later. this incident sparked protests and calls for the mayor's resignation. officer jason van dyke is charged with murder. coming up on wavy news 10 - a new therapy trend is helping you take gravity out of the equation-- and float your problems away. see a treatment from the 19-60's is making a comeback. the growing trend called "float therapy" could help reduce stress. combine 11-hundred pounds of salt in 200 gallons of water-- and you will float effortlessly. the water is the same temperature as your skin-- so you barely feel the water. soakers are advised to clear their minds, focus on their breathing, and simply relax. many rep

the globe trotters will call center home 12-30 tomorrow. this is jimmy hanging out with these guys last year. remember this? i'm doing a little promotion here for them. remember the half court shot? tom? that was pretty good. i can hit that one. i've hit many in my day. >> really. >>> i have. we'll move along. okay, this was last night. you were talking about. steph curry, his fourth 39 footer or beyond this year out of 11 attempts in the game.

police are still looking for 19-year- old andre keel, 21-year-old jalon trotter, 21-year-old roderick britt. if you can help police find these men, call the crime line. now to decision 20-16 news, and the flood of republican presidential candidates expected to visit virginia ahead of our march 1st primary. first on the list - john kasich. he's schedule to be in richmond on monday for a town hall event at virginia commonwealth university. donald trump is expected to speak at regent university next wednesday february 24th. you're town hall he did with m-s-n-b-c yesterday. according to regent's website, trump's visit is so popular there are no more tickets in the auditorium. the university is now giving out tickets so people can watch his speech on television in a different room. ben carson is also headed to regent unversity later this month on february 29th. he was one of several candidates to participate in a town hall last night hosted by c-n-n. a new nbc news wall street journal poll shows donald trump is no longer the frontrunner in the race for president. ted cruz now holds the top

another man also turned himself in last week but police are still looking for andre keel jail and trotter and roderick bread custody on murder charges but the commonwealth's attorney released them saying prosecutors ran out of time to prosecute so they let them go to restart the clock dropping the charges and then re in dieting but now police can't find the suspects a former prosecutor. rb brian says releasing murder suspects is very rare very very uncommon for prosecutors something you don't ever wanna find yourself in this situation do everything you came in the choo choo ready within the limits of the speedy trial act play still thirteen years now they have contacted other agencies to try and get these murder suspects back behind bars on charges are dropped into other portion of cases taking our lewis white was the kings of leading police on a chase that ended with a deadly car crash last year to young girls died in that right but lewis white is a free woman file those charges and back in december our partners at the pilot reported all charges were dropped against the route to every sh

sot - dee dee trotter "i don't care what kind of viruses and stuff come out. we're going to finish this one out." rising concern about the zika dollars.... to help deal... with the threat. controversy at an ivy league school tonight where a fraternity president is fighting sexual assault charges. wolfgang ballinger.. who attends cornell.. is behind bars. court documents show the son of a new york city concern hall owner allegedly locked a young woman in a room at his frat house and tried to rape her. ballinger has pleaded not guilty. the university's president has already placed the fraternity on interim suspension. gun new tonight.. an indiana grandmother fights off an attacker with a staple gun. it happened after she pulled into her garage last week.. got out of her car.. in the car and he could have it.. but instead.. he grabbed her. when he pushed her against a toolbox.. she decided to fight back. staple gun and hit him in the side of the head.. which is when he took off. now... to a consumer alert... from contact 13.. a warning tonight... about a new scam

. >> the story has even caught the attention of tariq "black thought" trotter of the roots, who tweeted out support using the hashtag "black-books-matter". >> i didn't grow up with any books with any children in it that looked like me. so, it makes me feel really good. >> hakim hopkins opened black and nobel (no-bell) after years of selling books as a street vendor in north philadelphia. i had such a >> i had such a huge following, i knew i had to open up a store because people would be in line to get books from me outside. >> carrying a wide variety of genres, the store prides itself in being a positive cornerstone in the community >> i do a lot of events with youth. we kind of made it very cool to read books. >> hopkins even helps customers with incarcerated family members pick out books and ships to them prisons nationwide. >> that's what different about us. most people that uh ship books to prisons, you know they do it through a base, a catalog base but what i do is i connect with the families because i realize the person in prison isn't the only one suffering. its something that's

police are still looking for andre keel, jalon trotter, and roderick britt. short says keel plans to turn himself in, too, but on his own time. as always -- if you can help find them call 1- 888-lock-u-up. you never have to give your name, and you may even earn a reward. one day after we told you about the search for a murder suspect-- newport news police say he turned himself in. 26-year-old stephen hayes is behind bars, along with 33-year-old laratio dantzler. officers say they shot and killed two people last month, on 14th street near wickham avenue. officers shot dantzler at the scene, after they say he shot at them. they took him to jail from the hospital. is suing the woman who accused him of sexual assault. the suit he filed in philadelphia today, names the alleged victim andrea constand, her lawyer, mother and the publisher of the national enquirer. cosby faces charges of drugging and molesting constand at his home in 2004. dozens of other women have come forward -- saying the same thing happened to them. his suit suggests everyone involved breached a

columbia fire crews responded to trotter road at around 3 pm. they were able to get the fire under control. investigators are currently looking into what caused the fire. there's a lot of activity going on at trenholm road united methodist church this morning. members of the congregation are rolling up their sleeves to prepare tens of thousands of meals for families in need. wis's mike desumma is at the church and joins us now with more. hey mike! - trenholm road united methodist church partnering with feeding children everywhere to prepare 40,000 meals for area families - meals are dehydrated lentil casseroles that can last long before use - all meals are going to harvest hope food bank where they'll be distributed to carolina counties - the church began raising $10,000 for the campaign in january - name of the project is hearts for hunger - 250 members of the church taking part in today's volunteer project a nightmare for drivers in pennsylvania... as the winter weather makes it travelers on the roadways. another cold blast has settled in and

police are still looking keel, 21-year-old jalon trotter, 21-year-old roderick britt. if you can help police find these men, call the crime line. a hampton man is due in court this morning after police say he tried to rob a store last month. but instead of getting cash, the hospital. a store clerk shot 21-year-old tacarie veney when police say he held up the gift card a-t-m store on west mercury boulevard on january 29th. veney's injuries were not serious. he went to the hospital, and then to jail. however, the employee shot and killed a suspected accomplice, 18-year- old timothy johnson. police say the clerk had a permit to carry the gun and won't face any charges. today a local man is scheduled to face charges after deputies say he exposed himself to women. the gloucester sherriff's office says devin parker went up to three different women in the walmart parking lot on walton lane and asked for directions. deputies say that's when he exposed himself. parker faces three indecent exposure now to decision 20-16 news, and the flood of republican presidential candidates e