allyson: and while the panthers are based in charlotte, the head coach has been talking about the united carolinas this week. geoff hart joins us live this morning from with more. allyson: hey! geoff: good morning to you. hello, everybody. great to be on the ground in california. looking forward to the ball game. as i know you are, too. security update topic for the game. it will be played here on sunday. have a large perimeter of security around the stadium co miles to four miles or the security. for those coe game, they will need to get here early and they are saying, if you see something, say somethingthat is the message. we talked to the carolina panthers head coac rivera who was asked about the fan support for thha great, but we know in south carolina, it is much more about college football, and georgia, too. he said in this case, it is all about the carolinas and their support for the panthers. >> when you go to carolina, hot -- it is such a hotbed of carolina athletics, you have teams, unc, duke, nc state, sc, clemson, down the road, so many bring fans together. has been kinda neat, most im

we had a chance to talk to the carolina panthers and had a chance to talk to ron rivera and cam newton again t, and ron rivera talked about uniting the carolinas. >> and what comes to mind is most s and we have seen it. clemson fans wiltshire. everybody chirps at georgia, but ron rivera says the carolina panthers are the team the entire region canet>> when you go to carolina, it is such a hotbed of college athletic got unc and duke and nc state and south carolina and clemson ri down the road, so there are so many great college programs, to be able together, the fans, the sports fans in the carolinas, itpeople have something to grasp onmarc: and, brad, there have been a number of people going by wearing jerseys or jacketswhat does that have to do with the panthers? let's nothis is one of the biggest panther fans of all, so support brad: and today is national signing day, and we talkwe are live tonight in san franciscback to you. gabrielle: thank you, and don't forget, we will have a preview of the big game for you life in california on friday. geoff hart will join brad and marc, 8:00, right here on wyff 4. and as brad mentioned, i

are going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. " south carolina is the next demoatic a lawsuit may soon involve the iowa utilities board, if an iowa landowner group decides to sue over a proposed oil pipeline. the company dota access wants to build the bakken oil pipeline from north dakota to illinois. that crude oil line would cross through 18 counties in iowa. the northwest iowa landowner association argues the utilities board does not have the authority to grant eminent domain permission across the state. the government could use the law to grab privately-owned land for the proposed route. the board could decide on the project as soon as next month. officials in illinois, south dakota, and north dakota have already approved construction of the pipeline in their states. the state of iowa plans to help keepep6-hundred jobs in central iowa, by signing off on a 17 million dollar incentive package between two chemical giants. move comes after iowa lost a bid to secure the new headquarters for the merger of dupont and dow chemical. the new company wi

tonight her battle uniting the new jersey. here's carolina leid. >> reporter: a battle for bella in union city tonight. hundreds gathered to raise money for bella, the 5-year-old is leukemia. >> it's very heartbreaking. it's something that you never imagine can happen to you,

united states. not kansas, not colorado, not south carolina, not anywhere in the united states.resident's long-awaited plan is to work with congress to identify the most appropriate location as soon as possible according to the terms of provided by the department of defense. question, how could it take seven years to arrive at the idea to work with congress? what a novel idea. but only for this express purpose. if the president have it a suitable alternative he would have provided it in this plan. if. if he had a suitable alternative he would have presented it in 191990 when we started the plan. the plan fails to substantiate president obama's repeated claims that the guantÁnamo bay serves as a recruiting tool for jihadists, a rallying point for terrorist attacks, hindering hindering relations without allies, draining the department of defense resources. my goodness. i wrote the defense secretary carter and i have done so in the past with previous secretaries in november. to ask for intelligence reports, or data to support many of these after tatian's. i asked secretary carter i

carolina. maybe it is taking this team to unite us. joel: we can see eye to eye on the super bowl. tisha: mother murdered. >> there was no pulse. a young mother killed. tisha: her eight-year-oldand the victim's own mother on the stand. >> cosby in court. lawyers to see if the sexual assault case can be thrown out. >> and iowa aftermath. cruz and clinton finishing on top. the latest justin. good evening everyone. >> we begin at 5:00 with breaking news happening now in wake county. chopper 11 hd, you can see the battle facing firefighters on the scene. anna: angelica alvarez, angelica? reporter: first thing to report

carolina strongly disagree with the president. congressman joe wilson says, quote, the president's dangerous proposal to close guantanamo and transfer terrorists to locations in the united states, potentially south carolina, is unlawful. u.s. senator tim scott says, quote, there is simply no reason to put a target on an american community, when we already have an isolated facility, well-guarded by marines, that is more than capable of holding them. for the democrats, in a conference call with our abc affiliate in charleston, representative jim clyburn says obama's gitmo plan. >>> alicia: roads continue to be a hot topic at the state house. today senators once again debated sending more money to state roads. it could be some time before there's any movement on any proposals. senator tom davis of beaufort blocked action on the bill last week seeking to change the board that oversees the department of transportation. >> alicia: we hope you stay with us, up next we talk about putting down roots. >> ben: one local park gets a sprucing up in downtown main and gervais. midlands beautil" and making our environment a >> alicia: thank you for staying with us this evening. "keepin

colored troops known as the usct's they numbered 200,000 and had volunteer units in north carolina and south carolina. here is a preview from steve crump's new documentary, quiet valor and silent strength. >> pennsylvania avenue one of america's best known avenues. and along since a famous parade route, the grand review honored the accomplishments of many of those who never tasted the fruits of thankful recognition. during may of 2015, dedicated guards from the past embraced the heroic deeds made by their role models. >> it is a new age to where we get to tell our story. >> one story offering solid testimony conviction displayed by the usct's is finding it speaks of a major milestone showcasing the role of accomplishment. >> 14 african-americans received the medal of honor. it was now called the congressional medal of honor. and the service at the attack on new market heights was phenomenal. >> while troops were credited for the role in the fall of rich mound, 25 miles southeast on virginia's highway 5 new market heights offered an intense proving ground. >> these particular battles es

reporting live in moore, rebecca atkins fox carolina the 10 o'clock news. 3 in god we trust - it's the national motto of the united states... and it appears on our money.now you can find it on patrol cars in western north carolina. 3 tonight why the rutherford county sheriff made the change - and how people in the community are reacting! reacting!and chief meteorologist kendra kent is putting together your seven day forecastshe'll tell you what you can expect..in the week to come. come. 3 continuing to cover our counties 3 henderson county detectives suspicious death of a father - and are now looking for his son. son.just before 9:30 this morning - deputies were called to this home on oawkwood road near mountain home.when they arrived the found the body of 66-year-old terry butler. butler.as deputies investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.butler's family says he was a generous person - 3 my brother was a very loving man...he would let ybody stay at his home and not charge him a dime, he would feed them, give them a place to sleep. sleep.3 butler lived at the home with his son joey - who was last seen

a lot of back-and-forth with clemson and south carolina, state and duke and that is great all fans can be united to pull for the is a hot bed of carolina athletics, you have teams, unc, duke, nc state, sc, clemson down the road, so many great programs to be able to bring fans together. it has been kinda neat, most important thing to have something to grasp onto and geoff: a great coach and a really good guy as well. in santa clara, california, outside lead by stadium where the kickoff around 6:30 your time, 3:30 our time in california on sunday. happening today, you are invited to show your panthers pride in the city. the city put up a banner at the beacon restaurant. you can writ team. a fan from spartanburg will take t travels west for the game. there will also be a group picture at 10:00 a.m. on morgan square you can join in on. city hall is also showing its support with team decals, and some businesses are offering discounts to fans wearing panthers gear. patrick: don't forget, our sports team will bring you a preview of the big game live from california. it's called "chasing a championship"

states. 80% of donald trump supporters in south carolina want a muslim ban on entry to the united states. donald trump supporters, more than the rest of the south carolina republican electorate not only want to ban muslims, they are more supportive of the idea of criminalizing being a muslim. making the practice of islam illegal in this country. they are more likely to support creating a national database listing all muslims. they want the confederate flag flying over the state capital. they will also want to ban gay people from entering the united states. nice of ppp that they thought to ask that one. we know that nearly a third of donald trump supporters think gay people should be banned from the united states. once this polling came out today, the headline for a lot of people out of this very provocative south carolina polling is the specific finding that among all republican voters in south carolina, fully one in ten south carolina republicans is willing to openly admit they think white people are a superior race. that number hits double digits for the republican electorate. t

unite this party."as the republicans watched the nevada returns.......democrats hit them on the issue of race at c-n-n's south carolina town hall.(sanders) "this birther donald trump and others - a racist effort to try to delegitimize the president of the united states."...bernie sanders, courting the minority vote ahead of the state's saturday primary....and also hitting rival hillary clinton over her paid speeches to wall street, demanding she release the transcriptsclinton -- saying she would... on one condition(hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "sure, if everybody does it, and that includes the republicans. why is there one standard for me, and not for everybody else." i'm reid binion reporting. 3 3 3 h hpening today, closing arguments will begin in a transylvania county murder trial. prosecutors say richard o'shields killed toby mathis back in 2011 as an act of revenge. at the time, mathis was charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of o'shields's son. yesterday, a forensic psychiatrist testified that because o'shields suffered a stroke after his son's death, along with p-t-s-d and alcoholism

. >> rivera says win or lose, one how both carolinas are uniting to show their panther pride. >> i mean, there's so many great college programs that, you know, to be able to bring them together, the sports fans in the carolinas has been kind of neat. >> rivera says the players appreciate all that support from their fans. keep it right here, we have one last look at the seven day outlook. from main and gervais. >> we're not seeing a lot of rain at the moment but have the umbrella handy this afternoon through tonight. should be nice and dry for the weekend but a lot cooler especially as we head into next week. temperatures may not get out of the 40's. >> 40's. scary. >> we're not used to that oochlt oont ready for that again. you've been watching abc columbia news at 12:30 thanks for making us your choice for news.

united states. >> the south carolina democrats go to the polls next week. here's the results from the 43 delegates at stake. hilary clinton has 52% of the vote, bernie sanders 47%. >> i'm so so thrilled and grateful to all of my supporters out there. >> it's clear to me, and i think most observers, that the wind is on at our backs. >> we are live, and i know that this was seen in south carolina today, as a win all the way for donald trump. i know in nevada, hilary clinton looked for most of the day like she's the winner. where do we go from here? what happens in the race? >> a lot of happens op the republican side. it's taken us a year to get here. we'll see 17 different votes, momentum is really picking up. the republicans next vote on tuesday, democrats of course, come here on sad to vote -- saturday to vote in south carolina. one of the biggest stories in south carolina is rubio. we're here at the rubio watch party, his bus is behind us, we're waiting for him to emerge. rubio is getting the bout he needed, a finish, he rebounded needed, a finish, he rebounded and tied for second with ted cruz.

air, associated with the high pressure ridge that stretches along the northeast earn united northeastern north carolina has tended to cause some of that cloud cover to dissipate because of the sinking motion warms up the air that the clouds are in and evaporates the ice droplets or crystals. we'll be watching the next few day as cold front off to the northwest. the front will be making pretty slow progress towards the southeast the next couple of day, does not come through here and cool things down. ahead of it there is warm air across the nation south and that's going to be dragging into north carolina as this high moves away to the east and we get into more of a southerly and southwesterly wind flow. taking a look at future cast, you see a few of those wispy, overnight tonight a few more and we'll turn partly cloudy. tomorrow, we go partly to mostly cloudy as the high and mid-level clouds thicken up a little bit more but despite those clouds, the southwest wind will push our temperatures today, looking for a high of 51 degrees. looks like we'll be about 29 or so at 8:00 with a mix of sun and high clo

tonight her battle uniting the new jersey. here's carolina leid. >> reporter: a battle for bella in union city tonight. hundreds gathered to raise money for bella, the 5-year-old is leukemia. >> it's very heartbreaking. it's something that you never imagine can happen to you, especially a mother, you don't want to think about those up to of things. >> reporter: norma perez says her daughter was diagnosed with cancer last summer. the family has medical insurance, but extra costs are adding up. so neighbors touched by their story organized this coaches versus cops basketball fundraiser at the city's middle school. >> we're trying to help as much as we can from raffles, t-shirts, anything we can basically put our hands on to help them out. >> spunky. she has a great soul. she loves to dance, likes to sing. she's always happy and that's inspiring. everyone? wow. >> reporter: it's not just the financial support. bella's mother says this emotional support, watching the game winning shot at the buzzer, puts a smile on bella's face and is key to her

the food-drive was coordinated by the united methodist church. the carolinas donated 630,000 food items and denver had 360,000. >> well done, charlotte! and the topic of food congressman pittenger settling his bet with mike kauffman. kauffman received bojangles chicken and while he was hoping to try colorado my dro brews and candy but the treats are a step up from rocky mountain oysters. so boom! >> well, if you are just ready to move on and think about next season this is for you. the countdown is on for super bowl 51. it will be held in houston, texas and city leaders unveiled a countdown clock today. it will provide announcements about preparations and special events. this is the third super bowl to be held in houston. the carolina panthers played in the game back in 2004. there you have it. >> let's say we go back. >> vegas is saying we're one of the favorites. >> we shall see what happens. keep pounding. that is how we roll. >> are we going to dab again or something snells. >> some are saying the dab is dead. >> we'll see what cam coming up with. >> tonya

united states since the announcement of new relation was the island nation. >> across the state we will see maybe 200 and something. >> reporter: don nicholas of immigrants. she said cubans are reset isling across north carolina. >> we are looking at [inaudible] wayne county. >> reporter: as relations change between united states and cuba they hope it'll be a good change for cuba and for north carolina. >> i [inaudible] >> reporter: while cubans fall under that special treatment policy they still have to wait three to six months before they can even apply for a job here in north carolina. >>> the state senate hassa the map had to be drawn after federal judges ruled that unconstitutional because this relied to much on race. the new districts give republicans a 10-3 advantage in congressional races. democrats say that is going to far in the state. that is fairly politic alley evenly divided. the house will take up the map tomorrow. >>> tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote in the election on march 15 president. same day registration will be available at one stop early vote figure you provide pop documentation a reminder on election day voter also be asked to show a photograph id. you are still waiting fo

going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. >> coming off south carolina for the democrats next saturdays clinton is heavily favored in the poles. keep it right here on eyewitness news we're continuing coverage of the presidential race. you can get the very latest 93 time at cbsphilly.com. >>> after a balance me day by february standards temperatures are on the way back down a bit. lauren casey is in the weather center to tell us what the rest of the weekend has in store. >>> thanks, will be down to a dramatic drop off. today temperatures were colliding. winter, we had mid 60 in bucks county. 66 screes. lumberton 63. we topped at 62 in north cape pay at 60 degrees in philadelphia. 15 degrees above our average high temperature. right now still mild at this hour by february standards. 46 degrees. little bit of a breeze having a impact. as we head into the today tomorrow another mild day. we'll talk about where high temperatures will settle in. do have a chance of rain. we've been watching midweek storm for next week this time looks like it's going to be main

geoff: president obama has the united states district court carolina. both of them have upstate ties. one is donald beatty. on the south carolina supreme court since 2007. at one point, he was a partner at a law firm in spartanburg. the other is donald coggins jr. he is a lawyer. coggins jr works also worked for a law firm in spartanburg. he also serves as a member of the south carolina commission on lawyer conduct. texting and driving. it's against the law. students are getting the opportunity to learn why outside the classroom. dale: the weekend is shaping up pretty good. your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. they served our country. our country should serve them better. bernie sanders cracked the gridlock with john mccain to help clean up the mess at the v.a. and strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders has always stood with our veterans, and that's why he'll never rush to put our men and women in harm's way. judgment. integrity. sanders:

united states. >> . democrats vote in south carolina. on saturday. most polls show clinton up by 20 points. but we are nine days away from the real prize. super tuesday. when about a third of the delegates get divided up. >> a woman trapped in a rushing river. in new hampshire. right in the middle of the night. >> the rescue is caught on >> . >> you can see police officers frantically running to try to spot the woman. as she's washing down the river. amazingly she makes her way to a side wall. firefighters lowered ropes. and a ladder down for her to hold onto. >> with no time to spare. the boat came barreling over the waves and firefighters grabbed the woman. and brought her to the ambulance. she was hypothermia. >> it looked like the woman jumped into the river. @ wasn't clear whether she jump or fell in. >> a group in kentucky is making a full size replica of the the ark. it will be cleat in about complete in about five months. complete with areas for animal cages. on public display. questions like how he could fit two of each kind on board. >> . cool idea. never heard anybody trying that

united way. you have always given back you were the ambassador for the carolina panthers when you played here with the united way this must be special to you. >> yes. when you do something you do not expect the acknowledgment and united way is an organization community here in charlotte. so am i. me and my family. so it is an honor and privilege. but it is also something that shows that no matter where are you working, you can always contribute and give back in your local community and that is what we are doing. >> a great community servant steve smith, senior, makes me feel good. great to see you and good luck with the award. >> thank you glad to be home. >> he is home and rehabing and going home to play dad. paul cameron live up here at davidson. we are going back to the studio. >> please tell him fantastic. >> he does not play here anymore but charlotte is home and the weather here at home is beautiful here is eric thomas in >> all right. that was fun. steve smith back in the house. hd towercam, look at the twilight on the buildings. sunsetting. it is cool but no problems. 50 in uptown. light w

reporter: denver broncos cheerleaders headlining the pep rally packed with thousands of fans united in orange. carolina fans. >> reporter: andy stack is here with his three kids. zady, knowing the trick to get free swag. >> my favorite towel, i cut it. then i tut -- i cut another one and gave it to my sister. >> reporter: mayor michael hancock, one of the opening acts, documentingghis work with smiles and a crowd-filled selfie. broncos alumni also took the stage. smith, zimmerman, jackson. the bronco king is here with his sister, the bronco queen, getting front which did not exactly end when it was over. >> go broncos! >> reporter: three and a half miles away the party continued at a bar taken over by broncos fans of all ages. >> i'm almost 70 years old and my wife said might not happen again. you better go and enjoy yourself. >> less than five and a half hours until kick-off. we're going to leave super bowl city, which is open today. we're going to head down to santa clara with aal the guys. and i promise i'll bring you my spirit fingers for you to take over because they probably look a lot better on

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. >>> the interesting thing about south carolina, we look like the united states of america. the demographics, the voter participation, and that is why south carolina is important for the gop and democratic primary. >> as i top, i had the opportunity to drill down on some of the issues, and go past past the talking notes. >> you get to sit right in some of these candidates. and you have talked to the go- betweens on the phone or email, and now you know who is who. you learn something more about a person when you see them face- to-face, and you see their eyes. both of you have made of good point about south carolina picking presidents. another thing, is we have to pick the fights. >> it is like the gloves come off.. >> it gets serious. >> we call this a blood sport, politics is a blood sport in south carolina. nobody really enjoys it, but at the same time it is necessary. i believe it is because we are a passionate people, and the stakes are high. we will pick for the next generation the direction of the company. whether you are republican or democrat, those are two very differ

one thing i hope to convey is you are not only competing with people in south carolina, the united states, your competition comes from the entire -- people like your age -- from the entire group. you need to be ready. that question, i'm hopeful to be able to say will never be answered. we will never put a period the hind it. we should always be evolving, improving, and bridging gaps so that people can help themselves. individualsenabling to help themselves. providing them with technological means to get in touch with that dr. so their health can improve. do have educational options for they might not have certain language or courses in their schools. to bridge those gaps so that these divides, the opportunity divides, how do we use technology to close them? again, that question, hopefully as technology grows will be an ever evolving standard. peter: one minute left. mr. mckinnon: you mentioned technology closing the gap. talk about what the technology is we need to have to get it to zero. mrs. clyburn: i have happy to say there is no "the" technology. an array of technologies. we are cele

united states and south carolina are trying to pressure china to get tough on its ally. >> kim jong-un has mailed the pursuit of economic success and weapons the principle of his rule. on sunday, there was celebration. this launch comes at the start of the lunar no year and a day before the birthday of kim john un's father, kim jong-il. >> the united arab emirate is ready to send ground troops to fight isil. it is the third gulf nation to say so, following saudi arabia and bahrain. they are already part of the bombing campaign in syria and iraq. syria said it will fight back what it calls a ground incursion into its territory. >> many are stuck on the frontier after fleeing a syrian government offensive near aleppo. ankara is providing food and shelter but not letting them cross the worder. let's hear now from the turkish city on the syrian border. steph, what is the situation with these refugees? what kind of numbers are we talking about? >> what we're told by turkish officials, they believe around 10,000. this his in line with others we have been speaking to trying to figure out how

the pope says it's not very christian to want to build a wall between mexico a a the united states. >>> south carolina congressman james cliburn expected to endorse hillary clinton today. y can look for live reports from political reporter steve litz in south carolina starting today. >>> 17 states have outbreaks of the flu pretty bad rightht now including here in florida. that's according to new nmbers out by the cdc this morning, reporting the flu will trigger nearly 31 million outpatient visits and 200,000 hospital visits this morning. >>> if you're still hanging out with us at home and getting ready to head out the door in miami-dade, that's where we had a traffic alert. up until just a minute ago, i95 southbound, the ramp to 395 eastbound was completely shut down because of this rollover accident. way. emergency crews have left the scene and that ramp finally has reopened. let's take you to our first alert cameras where we're seein heavy delays around the area of northwest 20th street. you can see traffic is starting to now get moving. let's take you over to our maps. we were seeing delays from no

carolina. gov. kasich: i have decided to run for president of the united. carol: john kasich has actually attracted protesters do at least one appearance. planned parenthood upset over his vow to defund planned parenthood in his estate. >> why do you hate women's health? carol: it did not seem to interrupt kasich. gov. kasich: i always like when young people can show up protest, you ain't livin'. we don't-- we're-- we fund women's health very aggressively, including the fight to reduce infant mortality. >> why are you doing that by cutting off women's health? gov. kasich: we are not going to do that. planned parenthood themselves in this pickle. carol: when the most experienced politicians seeking the nation. serving his second term in ohio governor. he served in the house of representatives from 2003 . was a ranking member of the house budget committee. he began his political life as a ohio state center at 26 are sold, the youngest ever elected to office. gov. kasich: i know how to get spending under control, how to change the regulatory environment, how t

alan fisher, al jazeera at the republican debate greenville, south carolina. >> a united nations reportays more than 11,000 civilians were killed in, in 2015, an increase on the year before. most deaths were caused by groups opposed to the government including the taliban. a report from kabul. >> reporter: more civilians were killed in afghanistan last year than at any time since international forces invaded in 201 the bleak statistic released in the u.n.'s latest report on civilian casualties in afghanistan. according to the report, more than 11,000 civilians were killed or injured in 2015. among those casualties, more than 3,500 died. the u.n. report blamed the taliban and other anti-government forces for 62% of the casualties. 17% of the deaths and injuries were caused by afghan and international forces. nicholas hasa, the head of u.s.s. assistance mission in afghanistan told a news conference that he wants all parties to the fighting to make an effort not to harm civilians. >> we must call on all of those parties engaged in the con flu i can't who have it within their power to reduc

united nations, it takes time. this emergency security council meeting was called by japan, south carolina and the united states. it will be a closed door private meeting, no cameras will be allowed inside, but we are hoping to, as ambassadors arrive at the meeting or leave are hoping to ask them to get more information about what they're discussing and what new actions they potentially could take. i can tell you, as far as the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon, he put out a statement late saturday night after this rocket launch, calling it "deeply deplorable" and added that north korea should halt its provocative actions. ban ki-moon also warned north carolina before this launch not to go forward with it, he said it would be a very, very provocative action. also diplomats at the united nations before the launch also warned north korea not to move forward, as well. clearly all of those calls fell on deaf ears. >> what might we see happening next as this all unfolds? >> with the security council, there has already been numerous resolutions, and there's already sanctions in place. the question becomes what do the

carolina. >> conservative principles. we need to make sure we remember your republicans or democrats and get this fall -- country united again. >> reporter: how important is south carolina for your campaign? >> it is important. enthusiasm is greater than our ability to absorb it. but the troops are coming, and we are going to fight like crazy here so we can move on with the continued acknowledgment that we have a campaign that is taking off we to the white house. >> ben carson, jeb bush, walker rubio, and ted cruz brought the faith and family presidential forum. ben carson talk about overturning same-sex marriage within his first 100 days as president. >> i don't have any problem with any two adult doing whatever they want to do in their private lives. and if they want to geteta lawyer so that they can write of the contract and have visitation rights and share property, i don't have any problem with that whatsoever. what i do have a problem with is overturning what the bible says. >> jeb bush took a shot directly at hillary clinton today seeing constitution is in jeopardy. >> if hillary clinton gets the floor, the second ame

as we look at the southeast united states notice the coastal carolinas are cool. we don't have to go far north before we find cold temperatures. the northeast. comfortable. look at the difference between tampa 73. as that east to northeast breeze moves across the sunshine state, it develops a land breeze. look to our west. across the southeast. right now amarillo, texas 85 degrees. that big ridge of high pressure in place keeping the cooler air i want to zoom in back home. high pressure in control. the area of high pressure we have clockwise flow giving us the north easterly wind flow. we'll stay nice and dry. stable conditions tonight and tomorrow. if you are headed out this evening maybe going off for the walk or jog, maybe kids have baseball practice it will be nice. mid 60s early evening. 56 degrees by midnight. wake up temperatures 51 degrees. gorgeous by the afternoon. temperatures in the midrange of the 70s. for the nature coast mid to upper 70s. in fact 76 degrees in brooksville. for the bay area 75 degrees clearwater and st. pete. a little cooler at 73 la

. >> south carolina, united states senator tim scott goes "on the record." evening, sir. >> thank you, greta. it's good to be back with you. >> nice to have you back. okay, big news. you are making an endorsement. who are you endorsing? >> marco rubio he is head and shoulders above the rest of the field. we have a very talented field but without any question having the chance to host 12 candidates in individual forums in south carolina culminating with poverty forum. one person stands head and shoulder on national defense and economic opportunities, that's marco rubio. >> okay. just out of curiosity. who is number two. >> marco rubio is number one and we have an amazing field. >> no number two? >> here is -- it's like horseshoes. you don't get much for number two. we are going to focus on making sure marco is number one. >> what about the other u.s. senators? two other colleagues, senator rand paul and senator ted cruz and senator ted cruz, of course, just won iowa. >> solid guys. we have been blessed with really strong conservatives. the 2010 marco rubio, t

it's a felony to point a laser at an aircraft here in the united states. a north carolina mom is furious this morning after how american airlines handled her 11-year-old daughter, who was flying alone.follow along with me here. here.the girl was supposed to fly back to charlotte monday night.the flight was delayed due to weather.then, hours later, at 1:30 in the morning, the girl calls her mom and says she's been re-routed to columbia, south carolina, about an hour and a half away. mom starts driving to columbia. then american calls mom and says the plane is on its way to charlotte.mom turns around. then american calls back and says the girl is still in columbia!!! i don't want another parent to go through this. they need to look at this system they have in place. they're charging people $300 for and they need to examine where it failed because it failed drastically. she's referring to the extra charge you have to pay for the airline to accompany a minor flying alone.her daughter was on the plane a total of 9 hours and was never fed!but she's doing ok.so far mom says she h

united states of america. >> despite the entirety of the political establishment coming together against us, south carolina has given us another remarkable night. >> democrats assembled in philadelphia in july. we are going to see the results of one of the great political upsets of the history of the united states. >> and we're going to -- >> good morning, everybody. we've got results from dixie land and the desert as well. a big day for donald trump and a big day as well for hillary clinton. >> and we have team coverage this morning from new york city. split screen on the left. and split screen on the right. we have tucker carlson from lizard's thicket in columbia, south carolina, live from the palmetto state. good morning, tucker. >> well, good morning. i don't think i have ever seen anything like i have seen in 25 years of covering politics. you couldn't design a state less hospitable to donald trump. he is a cartoon character yankee who won in a primary dominated by vevangelicals. this is an earthquake politically. >> everybody has had their vote count and in south carolina won by donald trump by double di

carolina. >> if we didn't dream, does anybody here think that we'd have an african-american as president of the united states today? but before south carolina, the primary this saturday in nev. clinton has has field offices on the ground there longer. she's gotten more volunteers than bernie sanders but her campaign is at thing me they are bracing for a very tight race and say it all comes down to turnout. cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >>> apple has been ordered to help the fbi hac left by one of the san bernardino shooters. prosecutors say they' unable to be access sayid farouk's device because they don't know its pass code. a federal judge says apple must supply highly specialized software to get around a self-destruct feature. 14 people died in the isis inspired terror attack. >>> an emotional return last night in the paris. the american band eagles of death metal finished its concert cut short by the terror attack in november. abc's alex marquardt was there. >> reporter: it was an emotional return to paris for eagles of death metal. three months after some 90 people were killed at their show a

and we deserve representation in the united states congress for north carolina. >> reporter: 12th district she's facing two contenders in her primary race in four weeks. what nobody knows is who will be eligible to vote in that primary. for now, reporting live in north charlotte, mark becker, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> all right mark, while he told us it'll be a few days before we know what the maps look like, we do know they won't likely change things in washington right now. the redistricting committee agreed to maintain the republican parties 10-3 average in the u.s. house. >>> despite an improving economy in mecklenburg county, taxpayers may not get a break on property taxes. for the past hour, we've been updating you on today's state of the county address. trevor fuller said the tax rate will not increase. he says continued construction has helped to keep money coming into the county. in the mean time, some republicans on the commission say that taxpayers should see the tax rate cut by a penny. >> we hear all the time about the investments that the county pay back to the taxpayer

. >> it is not just south carolina it's the united states of america. so i think they need to continue until they come to the end. >> april davis is a native of charlotte and a democrat. she does not know who she is going to vote for but hopes bernie sanders stays in the race when she can vote. having both the candidates going back-to-back at each other it gives you the opportunity to see what and pushes them to provide more plans. >> the primary used to be in may and now it's in march. >> i think the important thing is north carolina citizens on all sides of the aisle will get a chance to see the candidates up close and in person in a way they would not get to do if we had a later primary. >> by moving from may to march, they thought that this is our opportunity to have a voice. >> but analysts says north carolina will not look like south carolina with lots of visits from presidential candidates because momentum is on the frontrunner's sides. for voters who are thinking about in north carolina gee, do i want to vote against somebody who has won all of

greatness has been put on payment suspens and the agency made a referral to the south carolina attorney general'dr control unit. >> form emplea 40 workers is not beeni in full. 14 of them have filed complai h the department of labor anis. if the state finds vision of greatness at fault those workers coude for tripl damages. >> the owner, sheldon wright told us that his lawyers told him no to talk aboutt fraud case. >> do you plan to pay these people and if so how? >> we're being and we will sell everythi that visions owns to make it right, to make the payrolasly > so obviously because the owner and also the attorney genera oen talk about t there's a lot more questionrs employees than n rw >> so two things going on here, one peopld theirpa checks hear w we'resthan a week away fromsuper bowl 50 exciteme >>> we a t a week away from su bowl 50 but who is countin >> well, six days. many of n to go to san francis see the game. >> we're taking you there live to see how panrr preparin>> pete yanity is here on the big screen now in san jose. pete hi out there? gordan. this vas bay area all kinds of super bowl ti are ha

carolina. the state ranks 11th in united states for percentage of people who own guns. that's about 44%. background check requests in south carolina went up 25% after the charleston church shooting. by december, a record 48,000 requests were filed following the san bernardino shootings and president obama's executive order. overall, 2015 saw the second most background checks ever in south carolina. the number is 327,000. the fbi has 72 hours to complete one of the background checks before there is a sale made. one gun seller says the charleston church shootings show how deadly it can be if the check isn't done. >> they have dropped the ball. they're not finishing their job. they want us to uphold our end. we do. it's time they uphold theirs. to nine people, that would have >> fbi says there is no law forcing gun shops to sell a firearm to an individual if a background check has not been done after three days. that sale is at the gun shops discretion. >>> voters across new hampshire are heading to the polls for the nation's first presidential primary. there is expected to be a record-break

carolina. >> conservative principles. we need to make sure we remember your republicans or democrats and get this fall -- country united again. >> reporter: how important is south carolina for your campaign? >> it is important.

plus -- churches across the palmetto state unite in calling for an end to gun violence. across south carolina faith to end gun violence. he was rated a+ by the nra. not for his promises, but for defending the second amendment... he's a man of deep faith, who fought time and again for the right to life. he laid out a plan to destroy isis months before paris. he'll strengthen our border and use conservative principles to put washington's broken fiscal house back in order. jeb bush. he's the conservative you can trust, to fight for our beliefs. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. in 'stand up sunday' to honor the victims of the charleston church shooting. a cross bearing the names of the 'mother emanuel 9' marked the entrance to the sanctuary at 'washington street united methodist church' in downtown columbia. encouraging dialogue on strengthening gun regulations in america. south carolina has the 11th highest rate of gun deaths per capita in the nation... and today 13 hundred congregations came together to tackle the gun violence facing our state. alexis simmons re

united states flag. the one we see flying next to the carolina state capital is derived from the confederate battle flag, defenders say it represents southern heritage. opponents see it as a symbol of white supremacy and slavery. after the south surrender in 1865 confederate flags were destroyed or moth balled, but not forgotten. they were revived as a political symbol when diplomats pressed south. date. >> when president harry truman desegregated the armed forces in 1948 and supported anti-lynching views, southern democrats aring or descension. >>> richard russell - his supporters paraded around the arena waving the flag. when dixie crats nominated their president sales exploded and it was the symbol of segregation. in south carolina, the confederate flag received new prominence in 1962 when it was raised over the state house in an act of defiance over the civil rights movement. >> not everyone in south carolina is still living in the 18th acceptedury. >> reporter: four years later, south carolina legislators reached a compromise. the flag was moved from the top of the state house to the south side of t

carolina by a wide margin, by 10 points. and for me the real takeaway was that this could be our next first lady of the united states. place, south carolina. congratulation to my husband. he was working very hard. and he loves you. we love you. and we going ahead to nevada. and we will see what happened. he will be the best president. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of what country? [ cheers and applause ] how good is this unexpected -- i don't know where she's been hiding but we want more melania. meanwhile jeb bush is done. on saturday night after finishing fourth in south carolina, jeb finally put himself out of his misery and dropped out of the race. >> the people of iowa and new hampshire and south carolina have spoken and i really respect their decision. so tonight i am suspending my campaign. >> no! >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: quite a reaction. [ laughter ] how could this happen? you'd think after his mom endorsed him he would have been right on top but no. poor jeb, he was supposed to win this, his dad won, his brother won, he raised huge amounts of money, he spent $130 million for nothing. he could have made half a "star

live reports from south carolina. >>> a man ended up in the hospital needing a new heart despite leading an active healthy life. he has a message for others. >> scott kelly makes united states space travel history. he now says five hundred days in space changed his appreciation for earth. hundreds of thousands of north carolina's insured by blue cross, blue shield mathatng. ow the o.hat ae-prtion g. ltiplyfeelt' f als. a wor celon. ultiat. re ne'ro in the chahip onship it's that feeling. multiplied.intruc ltipli >>> this valentine's day many people will be expecting a heart shaped box of chocolates a long list of people are waiting for the gift of a real heart. had no reason to think he would ever need one. >> reporter: kevin s linkman fitness. >> i ran, i swim, i bike, i life. i played football. felt himself slowing down. just riding up a hill grew difficult. >> i thought it was age. i'm getting older. >> reporter: he finally decided to get it checked out. that's when he ended up at the hospital where he learned's had i heart defect. instead of three leaflets in the aortic valve he will two. >> there was about 11% blood through >> reporter: from. reneeded a heart tr

rivera says win or lose, one of the most important things is how both carolinas are uniting to show their panther pride. >> you have south carolina and clemson right down the road. programs. to be able to bring them together, the fans, the sports fans in the carolinas, has been kind of neat. >> eric: rivera says the players really appreciate the support from all their fans in both carolinas, nice to see everybody coming together. >> rochelle: everybody rooting for the team. >>> rochelle: still to come, we're taking a look at some of the other stories making headlines here in the midlands. stay with us. we're live from main and gervais. >>> in today's "techbytes," if you had trouble filing your taxes overnight it wasn't you. the irse file system has been down because of a computer hardware failure. >> the where's my refund feature also wasn't working, but the tax will actually delay your refund. >>> a google engineer put his own spin on a concept of a smart bathroom. >> max brawn posted these images of his high tech bathroom mirror which displays the current date and time, the weather fore