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if you'd like to join our conversation, tweet us at abc action news. >> relief is coming for those who ride the bus in the bay area. right now you have to pay separate bus fare when you switch, and that is where we find ashley who is live on a downtown bus. ashley, people you spoke with, passengers said this would make writing the bus much more easy. >> much easier and much more cost-effective. you can see, i am writing the bus right now. one woman i spoke with said it make it all the way to her work in clearwater, and soon, she will get to save some of that money. >> foray commuter to ride the bus -- >> they should make it more affordable. >> each swipe adds up, and anthony weaver says when her job was in clearwater, changing buses between counties was costly. >> many people to get on the bus, they are unaware that once they get over there they have to buy another ticket. so when i found out about this, i would just pay the one fair ticket like ours had and, once they get on the bus, they said, can you -- and i said that was a waste of money. >> we've never done anything like this bef

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at the seven day forecast next on abc columbia news at 12:30. main and gervais. >> welcome back to abc columbia news at 12:30. right now, lots of sunshine for us here in downtown cololbia as we overlook the roof cam. you can see the sunshine beaming off the rooftops here. 70 degrees. mostly sunny. winds out of the east and southeast at five to 10 miles per hour. making for a nice warm afternoon other areas not as warm. we're seeing several locations stuck in the kind of upper 50's right now. newberry at 55. 59 at camden. that makes sense. some areas not making too much sense of why they're so cool right now. we're seeing a weakened diffused cold front and notice how much warmer we are here. 72 degrees. 72 in orangeburg. 72 in manning. some of these other areas should be warming up with us. but they're not at the moment. at least the temperature gauge isn't so i think the gauge is probably waiting to catch up a little bit but i do expect those areas anywhere from columbia and south to be in the low to mid 70's. elsewhere, you might be struggling to get into the mid 60's. it will be a different forecast depending on where you are today and not t

abc news, seattle. you think. thanks for watching on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. for all of us here at abc news, have a good evening. us here at >>> today's winds not letting up, knocking out power from homes and businesses and this tree came down right near university. >> gusts pushing these flames -`in the nootheast corner of the state and these were started in a backyard. >> and see all the pink and orange on the map? that's showing where fire danger is very high. >> a look at the first alert forecast, and mike nelson, when can we expect relief? >> wind gusts just come in, 97 at loveland, berthoud pass, 75 and dia, 52-mile per hhur winds. coming in as a cold front sweeps across the state. ahead of the front, southwest winds behind it, and strong unfortunately, all of it will stay in the mountains tonnght. we're not going to see more `han a few sprinkles. but the temperatures will come down. 77 at lamar and below freezing at craig and steamboat. full details in a few more minutes. >>> this fire in weld county proof of how dangerous today's weather is. what started as a trash fire gre

caption associates, llc www.captionassociates.com good afternoon and thank you for joining us for abc columbia news at 12:30pm. i'm rochelle dean. >> good afternoon. and thank you for joining us for abc columbia news at 12:30. i'm rochelle dean. >> and i'm eric weisfeld. we're live from main and gervais. we begin with the latest on vote 2016. ahead of tonight's town hall, jeb bush is reaching out to voters at the capital city. >> he is indeed. he's holding a town hall at this hour. our jennifer ready is there. she has been there for about a little more than an hour now. and we're following some of her tweets. she is there at the crowd and it is very loud. but let's just tell you a few things that she said that the crowd has asked him what his favorite book was. he said the last book he read book that his father wrote. >> i thought that was interesting and members of the crowd are asking jeb why he attacks trump on the debate stage. he responds by saying he's not a conservative. he's hijacked our party. and he says who is going to take him on if i don't? >> very interesting. >> it is very loud there. w

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for all of us here at abc help." an art controversy in iowa city. should the city use taxpayer money to jump-start a campaign for a 30 foot sculpture on upgrading emergency services. make a multi-million services. in the number of structurally deficient bridges. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. should iowa city use tax dollars to help pay for public art? the city council is asking that regarding funding for a sculpture on the ped mall. that proposed piece is called "the lens." the proposed project would cost 500-thousand dollars. the council is divided on whether to give 50- thousand dollars to the downtown district to hire a professional fundraiser to raise the money for the project. as kcrg-tv9's iowa city bureau chief mark carlson shows us the issue is causing some controversy in the area. "supporters of "the lens" have a vision --- that this half-million dollar piece of art could become see." "we don't have a mountain, we don't have an ocean, what we do have is our culture, our writing, our

at the usc school of law, grace doyle. abc columbia. >> ben: jeb bush made a stop at the columbia convention center. >> alicia: abc columbia's jennifer ready was on the campaign bus and brings us mores. >> yes, sir. >>> why should south carolinians vote for you this saturday. >> there will be unforeseen events in the next presidency, it could be massive natural disaster or a pandemic or an attack on our country and the question is who do you want sitting behind the big desk making these two visions. and we need to verse course and i did that when i was governor of the state of florida a i can do it again. >> jennifer: marco rubio has come at you in terms of your experience with foreign policy. he has known, going to a committee hearing doesn't count as foreign policy experience, i was commander-in-chief of the florida national guard and since 2007 i've taken 89 trips overseas and i know many of the world leaders and i've led trade missions and i have 40 generals and admirals supporting my campaign. the leading national security expert in the united states, senate lindsey graham supports me. i know how the world works and i know that leadership is needed for the country to be s

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abc columbia news at 11:00 starts right now. live from main and gervais, abc columbia news at 11:00. >>> thank you for joining us tonight for abc columbia news at 11:00. i'm alicia barnes. >> i'm ben hoover. 46-year-old adrian silva's body was found around 3:00 a.m. on the morning of january 3rd crashed motorcycle along the parkway in northeast columbia. officials say silva had been shot multiple times. this is video from that night. vincent may has been charged with silva's murder. we're waiting on details of the motive of the killing itself. >>> investigators say they took connected a gun to the killing of a man in columbia. 45-year-old abeen patterson has been charged in the killing of timothy gentry. today's break came when the gun was tested that patterson was used when he robbed a woman and fired on officers just last july. police say investigators have not determined a motive for killing gentry who worked with children and did charity work overseas. >>> let's talk politics now. a bill intended to make it easier for the public to obtain police dashcam video has been postponed in the senate. enforcement agency to get a judg

for all of us here at abc news, have a good evening. good night. at abc tonight on kolo 8 news now.... it's a question buzzing around washington d-c. who will be the next supreme court justice? why some are looking at governor brian sandoval. before we know it, wildfire season will be here. but there could be a new way to control the thanks for joining us. i'm noah bond. and i'm sarah johns. most of the morning snow has melted. but-- ?could we see more tomorrow? chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff... after a brief break, a weak system will move through the region on friday, departing friday night. snow showers will develop in the sierra, mainly along and west of the sierra crest. valleys will see clouds, with a chance of rain showers friday afternoon/evening. while accumulations will be light, road controls are possible over the passes. dry, mild weather will return saturday, and last through at least the middle of next week. -jeff tonight: a slight chance of rain and snow showers before 10 pm. mostly cloud

abc columbia news at 11. >>> go evening, and thank you for joining us for abc columbia news at 11 live from main and gervais. i'm rochelle dean. we'll get to your top headlines in a moment. first a quick check of your forecast. not much sunshine today, but still mild temperatures. let's check in with michelle rotella with your first forecast. >> we're talking about clouds sticking around, and the rain showers will also be in the forecast, but temperature-wise, we were still above average for today, about 6 degrees above that, so 68. that's when you felt. and when you started off this 50s. average 38. no one complaining about the plens ant start to the day. temperatures still in the 60s. lexington covering in around 64. 61 winnsboro, and 63 camden. still not expecting much for cooling as we head throughout the evening hours. staying with us. notice, though, a lot of the showers at the end of the radar. i think the showers will diminish for now. can't rule out the possibility of a stray shower as we head throughout the overnight hours, but the majority of the rain, that's going to ramp back up more so in the

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