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mandy gaither, wyff news 4, in walhalla. michael: several organizations have been working on this together. carol: including the palmetto conservation foundation, upstate forever, and of course, officials from the city of walhalla. michael: thanks for joining us at carol: news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >> live, local, breaking news. this is wyff news 4 at 6:00 in high definition. >> i stand here tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief. thank you, iowa carol: after counting all night, hillary clinton was declared winner of the democratic caucus in iowa. she won by less than half a percentage point, with 49.9%. bernie sanders a very close martin o'malley suspended his campaign last night. >> tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa, and all across this great nation. michael: senator ted cruz came out a winner last night in iowa. he received 27% of the caucus vote, compared with donald trump's 24%. marco rubio, close behind at 23%. mike huckabee decided to suspend his campaign. senator cruz conducted heavy caca

there is a funnel cloud northwest of walhalla. let's zoom in to some of the cities as they are impacted by we saw some intense rotation, pushing into the areas just south of longbottom for us. dale: the first age of a tornado is a funnel cloud, the v-shaped cloud that is trying to make his way down to the surface. sometimes they come close to call that just a funnel cloud, and it receives back into the cloud to it when it comes down and makes contact, then it becomes a tornado officially. so i funnel cloud, sometimes people interchange those words, but a funnel cloud was an almost tornado when it makes contact and does damage on the surface than it is what we call a tornado. chris: looking at street level, highway 28 at brookside acres road, that looks to be where the rotation is strongest right now. highway 28, zooming in a little closer with that acres road intersection is where we're we are dry in most of the county. this tornado warned storm is just north of walhalla in oconee county. that is the concern. we have got an incred

mandy: an attorney for the district says a bus has run from the tamassee dar school to walhalla for years but recently officials allowed 12 students to catch a ride as well. he says the decision to close the school was made to save the district three quarters of a million dollars a year. >> the gamble makes it clear that we have the authority. there's no evidence of any abuse of discretion. mandy: lynne martin says she has not given up hope. >> the whole idea is to shine light into the darkness, because reveal the truth. mandy: they expect a decision next week. gabrielle: a hearing took place today in federal court in greenville in the zach hammond case. the attorney representing his family asked that the city of seneca provides a more detailed documentation about its communication with other parties and an exclamation of redacted information. he was shot to death during an undercover drug sting at a hardy's parking lot. and they say this man is armed and dangerous and wanted. he was last seen driving a silver pontiac with sc plates reading l-q-w-1-3-9. nigel: an update on a missing truck

two and a half plus in walhalla. the clouds still happening over connestee golf club. leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network there. it's mild. temperatures in the 50s. it looks like we'll hang out in the 50s. 49 degrees here in asheville by then. temperatures will go from around 60 at 7 in the upstate to the mid 50s by 11 as you slowly dry out. keep in mind, a lot of run off to go through. those creeks, rivers and streams will remain high. if you live in a flood prone area, just be aware that you might have to move. i'll talk more in detail about the big chill that lies beyond this. stick around. >> darcel: our team coverage continues now with heavy rain that put some parts of asheville under water this morning. >> tammy: karen, what's the situation there now? >> karen: tammy, right now you can see it's very, very muddy. look at all of the thick slick mud on the roads, on the sidewalk. meanwhile, some of the merchants here in biltmore village say the flooding situation has improved over the last several years. others say much more needs to be from amboy road and

greenville, 54 in spartanburg, 56 in gaffney, 58 in union and laurens, 56 in anderson, 58 in pickens and walhalla, 55 in greenwood. colder in the mountains with the wind. these are sustained 22 mile-per-hour winds in asheville, giving us a wind chill of 27 in hendersonville asheville. little wind chill in the upstate as temperatures are not too bad. 57 in columbia, 48 and atlanta. look at the cold air to our north. once this storm intensifies and was of the eastern seaboard, it will take this cold air off the mountains and push it into the upstate. . rain and snow showers in the great lakes and the upper midwest. temperatures, pretty cold. look at this arctic air sitting up here. a piece of this will slide down to the eastern half of the country next week, a cooling trend. 7:00 this evening, the low is intensifying. snow showers possible along the north carolina-tennessee line. this is just after midnight. maybe a few rain or snow showers, no big deal. it quickly heads to the coast by morning. high pressure builds in during the afternoon, and we end up with 20 of sunshine. this will be a cold hig

myra: and in oconee county, woman died after crashing on an icy road yesterday morning in walhalla. this happened just before 6:00 a.m. on highway 11. tilson. geoff: severe weather was captured on camera along the coast. dale: we are showing some fog in spartanburg this morning. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to o e top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all announcer: now, your live super doppler 4hd forecast. dale: as we look out from our spartanburg skycam, this is gibbs fi field -- gibbs field. we had some rain overnight. we will have a little bit of fog this morning and then gradual clearing. there are a couple flurries along the tennessee and north carolina border, but that is

over an inch in walhalla. any additional rain could cause some issues. greer down to 46. clemson 50. we really don't cool down too much more for the evening planner. mainly light showers as we go through the evening. possibly heavy showers by 11 o'clock. and that flash flood watch is in effect all evening long. in the upstate, mid 40s with that rain. the heaviest rain is going to arrive closer to day break. coming up in a few minutes. >> tammy: a polk county family loses everything in a house fire. now they're making a public plea to county commissioners to make the change they say will make insurance affordable. kimberly king is live. >> kim: the ebbiville fire department has a fire station very close to the polk county house that burned. meanwhile, the closest polk county fire station is more than 20 miles away from that home, making insurance premiums for homes in that area, unaffordable. these are the pictures of jenny and larry stepps home saturday at 4:19 p.m. fully engulfed. ebony fire got to the scene but it was too far gone. the site, three days later, still smou

carol: this morning in walhalla, a woman died after crashing on an icy road. 63-year-old judy tilson wrecked just before 6:00 a.m. on highway 11. the coroner says she was on the way to work when she crashed. >> and i literally, in slow motion, saw the car go this way and that and it hit the curb and it flipped. wrecking in the ice storm carol: taking steps to return to the road. that was the mission of many drivers today, who wrecked their cars after last night's ice storm. michael: lots of people had a wyff news 4's myra ruiz is live and local in greenville. chuck gaines with farm bureau insurance says it's not necessarily a busy time for his industry. >> i think a lot of times, that's just people running into the ditch, and maybe there's no real property damage, but they're just having it be towed out of the ditch, and then they go on their merry way home. myra: chuck gaines with farm bureaus says although there were more than 200 accidents, he says that isn't as -- that much when you think about how bad things could have been. he considers that a reasonable number of accidents, an

between 8:00 and 10:00, from walhalla to clemson and anderson, and the i-85 corridor is a concern into northeastern greenville county. john: northwestern spartanburg and northeastern greenville counties, all the way through the foothills, they could see an chris: at that one of the mountains, there is a possibility, that sliver may never transition over. because you are shoulder from the warm air moving up and over, some areas could get a lot of ice. john: up to a half inch of ice is possible. we will watch that closely. now back to you, carol. carol: people in northern greenville county are bracing for bad road conditions, and possible power outages. perhaps some of you are trying to decide if you'll brave the cold to head to donald trump's rally, or the diana ross concert downtown. wyff news 4's myra ruiz is live and local in travelers rest. myra? myra: we are a long white horse road, where the duncan chapel fire department told us about an accident involving a cap -- a pickup truck, and an suv. earlier today come are round 4:30, both of the two overturned vehicles were traveling on

those concerned were across the attendance lines going from walhalla for school, aiding a drop in attendance before the decision to close the school. the attorney for the district said officials did nothing unlawful and that only 12 tamassee salem students ride that bus that the parents are complaining about. he said that route has been around for years but recently officials allowed the students to catch a ride, as well, saving this district $750,000 a year and providing academic opportunities for students, but parent lynne martin says the >> they had a plan to put the hammer down on our school to close our school two months into the school year and give our students nothing. they discriminated against a minority. mandy: they expect to have a decision next week. we tried to talk to the attorney for the school district but were told they have no comment right now. michael: right now, pickens county officials are facing a 25 million dollar lawsuit. they are fighting a company that wants to dump toxic coal ash in the county. corey davis is live and local at the proposed site, which is at hwy 9

. >>> new details, we've just learned a judge has reopened the case against a former walhalla police officer. zachary covington, was arrested back in october after s.l.e.d. said he assaulted a man in handcuffs he had arrested. the yuj dismissed the case last week after the solicitor's office failed to show up for a hearing. now, the judge is giving both before setting a new hearing >>> a local l activist wants the state to shut down nightclubs across the state unless officers are allowed to work security. jack logan says he has seen criminal activity at two clubs work security. jack logan has written a letter to the attorney general about the matter. dave jordan is working on our story and have the full sxrort the reaction from -- full report and the reaction from the public. >>> announcing it needs your help to stay open. park officials are hoping to team up with local businesses and organizations to raise money. they need $500,000 by december to pay for necessary renovations. in the past, they've covered the costs with admission fees, but say, it's time for a change. >> we've alway

let's check on a few other communities,55 in walhalla and seneca. 54 in pickenwhile temperatures all around early. afternoon temperatures expected into the 60's. 10 mile-per-hour breeze in spartanba little breeze going on today. tomorrow, 40% chance of showers, temperatures in the upper 50 upper 60's. mild on wednesday, looks like a rainy day, hthursday through the weekend, we are dry with cooler than normal geoff: it is 4:40 now. take a look at this video. why the cameraan why this usc student could be facing prison time. allyson: a fisherman being hailed a hero. how he saved the liv men out on the water. megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. introducing longhorn's steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. you cant fake steak. pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. with jimmy dean delights, goo

a few other communities same 53 in walhalla, 52 in easley. upper 50's are typical this time and looks like we will do just that. freezes out of the south at five to 10 plus and breezy or in north carolina. average 57, today's projected high, 57 so a typical day for this time in february. 75 is the record reset two years ago in 2014 on today's dates. at the asheville airport, it was warm in the mountains when it got up to 72. see 52 to 55 today. high pressure keeping the southeast clear. pity cloudy in the mid-atlantic states and another front working its way south. it will start to impact at this weekend with more clouds. by sunday or sunday morning in the mountains, we start to see a few showers. after 3:00 4:00 in the upstate, we see showers. looks like monday, tuesday and wednesday is rainy and cooler weather by tuesday. today in the next couple of days, the nation's midsection on the southeast gets to enjnj above normal temperatures. if you are headed down to the beach, good news. 62 saturday, mostly cloudy on sunday and 68. enjoy some go

spartanburg is the cool spot at 55 degrees. 58 in walhalla. 58 in clemson. a bit of a breeze out of south at 10 miles per hour in anderson. of it stronger at 15 miles in asheville. 0-- a bit stronger at 15 miles per hour in asheville. it gets cooler when you have the breeze. 33% humidity. we are not having moisture out of the gulf of mexico. still very dry. 49 in raleigh. a couple 52's in charleston and hilton head. 63 in atlanta. 72 in new orleans. 70 in the rock. this is the one headed in our direction. 70 in birmingham. it is warmer in nashville than that's incredible. lows back in the upper great lakes heading into canada. temperatures very warm in the middle part of the country with that ridge filtering over us. cold in the northeast. cold in the northwest. warm in the desert. phoenix at 80 degrees. this is tomorrow morning at 7:00. notice a few showers, especially for the mountains. a sprinkle certainly possible in the upstate. as the front gets closer to us, showers possible around nashville. this is 8:00 in the morning sunday. couple sprinkles around

michael: to walhalla now. this morning, a woman died after crashing on an icy road. it happened just before 6:00, on highway 11. the coroner identified the victim as 63-year-old judy tilson. carol: that same system that dumped ice on our area spawned tornadoes in florida. fierce winds tore through the area, ripping trees from their roots, and taking down power lines. it was all caught on surveillance cameras. check out how many limbs are lying on the pavement behind the security gate. the national weather service confirmed today that two ef-1 tornadoes touched down. john: tonight, a different type of system. no freezing rain or ice, just snow and rain in the mountains. the heaviest snow was confined inches already fallen. in paris tonight...a tribute concert in memory of those killed in last year's te carol: in paris tonight, a tribute concert in memory of those killed in last year's terrorist attack. the american rock band eagles of death metal were on stage when terrorists attacked the bataclan over 100 people inside the hall were shot to death. the bataclan remain

32 in union, 31 in greenwood and laurens, 37 in greenville. 33 in pickens, the warm spot is 42 in walhalla. cold, but here is the key. little wind, so we don't have to deal with wind chills. humidity not very high especially in the central upstate, 48% in greenville. pretty cold along the grand strand, 37 in myrtle beach, 29 in wilmington. temperatures range from light snow in st. louis, 28 degrees, it to 18 in cincinnati, to 58 in miami. that is cold for miami. 52 in orlando. here comes the piece of energy. it will move in quickly, then ship out to sea tomorrow night. that sets the stage for the arctic air sitting up. canada. here is a little piece of it, four degrees in international falls, minnesota. this will slide across our area this weekend. that sets the stage for a potential winter storm next week. here is the tiny storm come -- coming in. this is tomorrow morning. snow showers in the mountains, sleet and north georgia mixed with snow. if we see a flurry in the upstate, it will not last. the storm will intensify and maybe a little wet snow close to light winds in the upstate, over

walhalla at 52. northlake at 49. temperatures, for overnight lows this time of the year, are pretty good. afternoon high expected to soar into the 60's once again. we are seeing a 9-14 mile-per-hour breeze out of the southwest and upstate. here is a quick look at her two friends coming through this week. tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night, into half of wednesday is that will give us a 60, 70% chance of rain until noon or so on wednesday. it clears for thursday. friday afternoon, a chance of scattered showers. temperatures, as you can see after that front in the 50's through saturday. 60's. today will be the warmest. tomorrow, still mild. a chance of showers by tomorrow afternoon. get outdoors today and enjoy them. allyson: not often you see the price of a stamp go down it's not a sale or promotion. why it will soon cost you less to send a letter. geoff: a race to the top of the rock in new york city. some strong people scale 66 cause. i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i s

walhalla at 42. by the end of the day, upper 40's in the mountains upstate. low 40's in the mountains. it stays cold the next couple of days. 49 for the upstate. 44, 45 for the mountains. a rain-snow mix switches over to snow tonight. as we look ahead, the snowy weather for the asheville area will last through tuesday. for the higher elevations through wednesday. the upstate will get a little rain-snow mix this evening. teens in the morning in the mountains. highs in the upper upper 30's to the low 40's thursday. gradually better friday and saturday but still below normal through sunday. >> with just one day before the new hampshire primary, the democratic race is heating up. bernie sanders still has a commanding lead, but secretary clinton is inching up in the we'll tell you about the detour she took this weekend. plus, why she's attacking senator sanders over his foreign policy. we'll tell you how he's counterpunching and the surprise guest who made a lot of headlines this weekend. our political team will break it all down. all of that and more coming up on

franklin, through the upstate, pretty cold. 45 in spartanburg, 45 in greenville, 45 in pickens, 47 in walhalla, abbeville, and greenwood, and in newberry. 46 in gaffney. cold and chilly temperatures. it is mainly the wind, the breeze coming in off the north-northwest. 20-27 miles per hour. strong winds in asheville-hendersonville. these are sustained winds. wind chill, feels like 19 in hendersonville, 24 in asheville, 27 in franklin, windchill of any nine in spartanburg, greenville, and anderson. already eight the wind chill in rutherfordton. 33 the wind chill in toccoa. the cold air will sweep in quickly towards the coast. the coastal storm moves up and intensifies and it will grab the cold air and moves it southeast weekly. 39 in atlanta. 36 in chattanooga. 28 in cincinnati. 73 in miami. looking good. there is the coastal storm heading up, it is liquid precipitation but it will bulk up the cold air in new england and they will see snow. 46 in boston. they are expecting for-six inches of snow late tonight and during the day tomorrow. there is the coastal storm at night. flurries and snow show

geoff: and in oconee county, a woman died after crashing on an icy road yesterday morning in walhalla. it happened just before 6:00 a.m. on highway 11. the coroner identified the myra: a big festival will return to downtown greenville this dale: iannouncer: now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. dale: good morning, 5:17 is the time. this is our peace center skycam, looking back toward liberty bridge. it is foggy in spartanburg at 39 degrees. there will be some areas of patchy fog in the upstate this morning. the mountains for a little snow and rain overnight. there is just a flurry or two left in the tennessee and north carolina border area. most of the action now is pushing off to the east. you can see a little bit of the history of it as it works its way through the mountains and the upstate overnight. as far as precipitation is concerned, it looks like we will be in good shape for the next in oconee county, it is 37. 37 in salem. by the end of the day, temperatures will be in the mid-50's for the upstate. the mountains will take a cooler, just reaching the mid 40's. ye

if it thins out, the temperature will drop quickly. 42 in walhalla, much milder. either way it's going to be cold tonight.very little wind in the upstate . still a bit of a present 5-12 mile per hour. -- still a bit of a breeze at 5-12 miles per hour. 23 the windchill in hendersonville. humidity much lower in the upstate. more moisture coming in with the system in the upper atmosphere. 27 in bristol, tennessee. 40 in chattanooga and atlanta and columbia. 44 in charleston. here's what it looks like temperature wise in the southeast. he's -- this computer has been acting very strange. 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 fl

between 8:00 and 10:00, from walhalla to clemson and anderson, and the i-85 corridor is a concern into northeastern greenville county. john: northwestern spartanburg and northeastern greenville counties, all the way through the foothills, they could see an

carol: in oconee county, a 63-year-old woman died after crashing her car on an icy road near walhalla this morning. the coroner says judy tilson crashed just before 6:00 this morning, on north highway 11. tilson died from blunt force chest trauma, at the hospital. the coroner says tilson had been on her way to work. contributed to the crash. nigel: now to a taylors. a woman died after a crash yesterday. the coroner says a 60 or eight-year-old woman's suv hit another suv. highway patrol is investigating. more accidents early this morning before the sun rose in henderson in buncombe counties. carol: that is where aly myles was. she was there for the cleanup. aly: it was here, then it was gone. the sun came up, the temperatures rose. you can see, the ice turned into just a whole lot of water here in asheville. very wet roads, but for the most part, no more ice. but that wasn't the case around 6:00 a.m. icy bridges and slick sidewalks in hendersonville. just a few miles down the road, this. an early morning rollover, when the driver didn't see a patch of black ice. >> got pretty slick out

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we hav watch for asheville and hendersonville, oconee, pickens, salem, walhalla, anderson with upwards of one inch in about two hours. flooding being the cy rain moves in the lunchtime. allyson: the south carolina senate cannot wait to start live, locaws with geoff hart, lbert. allyson: georgia has executed its oldest to throw in may. the state department of corrections says 72-year-old brandon astor jones was pronounced dead just before 1:00 jones was convicte shooting death of suburban atlanta store manager roger tackett during a robbery. another man was also convicted and executed in 1985 in connection to the case. patrick: after trying to speed a roads bill to the senate floor, state senators are now hitting the brakes on a plan to get more money to south carolina's highways. the senate president pro tem told the finance committee on tuesday he wants to bring in the dot and the state infrastructure bank to tell the panel what they do. that would push the debate on the senate floor about how to raise more money for roads, cut to at least feb. 16. allyson: here is the question you ma

part the funnel cloud in the northern part of oconee county...and viewers between westminster and walhalla reported heavy rain and downed trees. 3 the widespread severe weather threat is decreasing this afternoon...but our area remains under a flash flood watch until 6 this evening. evening.there is also a high wind warning and potential for light snow fall in the mountains mountainslet's get right over to chief meteorologist kendra kent for a first check of the weather.and kendra...a lot of conditions we're keeping an eye on this afternoon, right? 3 winds will be a major issue across our area through this evening. winds could gust over 50 mph in the upstate and nearly 60 mph on the mountains peaks. this will cause numerous trees to go down and power outages. many have been reported already. a high wind warning is in place until 7pm for most of our area.the canceled for our area, as the severe storms are heading east of us. the wind behind the system will affect us into tonight.expect quickly falling temperatures as the front moves through. 3 ((wrap up)) 3 now lets send it over to the pit

walhalla. around the curve. 385 and 85, they a smooth speed limit drive. let's take a look outside at 35 and woodruffoad. that should beat the traffic. back to you. geoff: thank you. you are taking a look at the detroit pistons game. one of the players moved down a seat. why? o andre drummond was on the bench anandecided to bring the fan. why not? they were blowing out the opponent. i guess left with a couple of hand. hardwood, this time in new york. 17-year-old samantha miller asking knicks rookie kristaps porzingis to her prom. he replied to miller in a video and kindly turned her down due to scheduling issues, but she didn't want him to think she had any bad feeling about it. she showed back up sunday night with a sign saying she's still his number one fan. that is a pretty good exchange, isn't it? also trending, hello? don't pga golfers usually roll up their legs? not pga golfer gary woodland . his shot out of the water goes into the bunker. he would par. people are not talking about his golf game this morning. allyson: with a great weather this weeken

it should be in toccoa at around 6:38 and walhalla before 7:00. allyson: thank you. taking a look at the roads, flashing lights on the right-hand side of the screen with a roadway washout. water on the road that i-85 south of you gets a highway 14. we are looking at that. it is from our deity camera from spartanburg into greenville. an accident in greenville on in lawrences -- laurens county also at that accident. watch out for wet roads. we have mark lyons driving on i-385 and headed into downtown greenville. not even using wind chill diapers so not to have the in the area. let's -- not even using the windshield wipers so not too heavy in the area. a live look behind us from our peace center skycam. geoff: wet roads. strong storms impacting our area this morning. wyff news 4's aly myles joins us live from asheville. aly: good morning. just as i went to queue, the rain picked up. we have pretty heavy drizzle going on right now in asheville. behind me, not a whole lot going on. the roads are soaking wet from the amount we have gotten over the last 24 hours from greenv

prosecutors say they're appealing a judge's decision to dismiss charges against a former walhalla police officer. zachary covington is accused of beating a man in handcuffs during an arrest back in october. covington is the son of seneca police hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, actress and businesswoman and now author kate hudson? stued studio 57. see how her mom and a doughnut led to a turning point. i love a good doughnut, kate hudson! that is ahead. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. cbsnews.com reports on the obama administration's frustration over russia's role in syria. tough words for russia in our conversation yesterday at the pentagon. carter discus

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the palmetto conservation foundation, upstate forever, and of course, officials from the city of walhalla. michael: thanks for joining us at carol: news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >> live, local, breaking news. this is wyff news 4 at 6:00 in high definition. >> i stand here tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief. thank you, iowa carol: after counting all night, hillary clinton was declared winner of the democratic caucus in iowa. she won by less than half a