a few light showers will develop late saturday into sunday as low pressure climbs just offshore the s.c. coast. the chance for rain will increase drastically in eastern/southern sections of the midlands and throughout the low country, pee dee, grand strand. cold air moves in for much of next week with well the attention of the nation is focused on northern california this weekend. that is where the carolina panthers and denver is focused on northern california this weekend. that is where the carolina panthers and denver broncos will clash in super bowl 50. wis' joe gorchow joins us live carolina's number one fan in the bay area... knows a thing or to about being a champion. golden state warriors guard stephen currry... originally from the carolinas... won the nba championship last season. he's a huge panthers fan! curry's cheered the panthers on since 1994. the reigning nba mvp had a homecoming or sorts at the panthers game earlier in the nfl season. he rallied the home crowd in charlotte by banging the keep pounding drum prior to kickoff against the texans. curry's relationship with th

a few light showers will develop late saturday into sunday as low pressure imbs just offshore the s.c. coast. the chance for rain will increase drastically in eastern/southern sections of the throughout the low country, pee dee, grand cold air moves in for much of next week with well below normal temperatures. two sumter parents have been arrested after their newborn was found with several broken bones in the mid/upper 20s saturday morning, highs will be in the upper 40s, lower 50s saturday afternoon with increasing clouds late in the day. a few light showers will develop late saturday into sunday as low pressure climbs just offshore the s.c. coast. the chance for rain will increase drastically in eastern/southern sections of the midlands and throughout the low country, pee dee, grand strand. cold air moves in for much of next week with well two sumter parents have been arrested after their newborn was found with several broken bones two sumter parents have been arrested after their newborn was found with several broken bones alicia anderson and adam little have been charged with unla

a few light showers will climbs just offshore the s.c. coast. the chance for rain will increase drastically in eastern/southern sections of the midlands and throughout the low country, pee dee, grand strand. cold air moves in for much of next week with well below normal temperatures. lower 50s saturday afternoon with increasing clouds late in the day. a few light showers will develop late saturday into climbs just offshore the s.c. coast. the chance for rain will increase drastically in eastern/southern sections of the midlands and throughout the low country, pee dee, grand strand. cold air moves in for much of next week with well below normal temperatures. america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out... and we chose one. there's only one. jeb bush. he's got a plan. he's a president - a commander in chief. jeb bush. best prepared to be

a few light showers will develop late saturday into sunday as low pressure climbs just offshore the s.c. the chance for rain will increase drastically in eastern/southern sections of the midlands and ththughout the low countnt, pee dee, grand strand. cold air moves in for much of next week with well below normal temperatures. two sumter parents have been arrested after their newborn was found with several after clear skies and lows in the mid/upper 20s

this shows the same s.c. dot camera from i-385 at n. pleasantburg drive. that's exit 40. geoff: you see on the left traffic at a standstill on the interstate after a few had slid off the interstate. on the right is video from this morning showing the scene , cleared and traffic moving smoothly. of course very few people on the roads this morning. if you do have to go on the roads, be aware of possible icy patches and take your time. allyson: some schools are concerned with buses on icy roads because of that and the conditions. there are delays at the bottom of the screen. a reported accident about one mile from him that pretty much on highway 226 at highway 64, blocked because of downed trees. what's up with trees reported downed. causing some of that. accidents into 85 in the fountain inn area. overnight, icy spots are warming up a little this morning. in bryson city, 441 is closed due to ice. we will bring you updates on the roads. in asheville, here is spartanburg street. watch for patches of black ice this morning and we will keep you updated on the spots. take a look

a few light showers will develop late saturday into sunday as low pressure climbs just offshore the s.c. coast. the chance for rain will increase drastically in eastern/southern sections of the midlands and throughout the low country, pee dee, grand strand. cold air moves in for much of ext week with well below normal temperatures. lower 50s saturday afternoon with increasing clouds late in the day. a few light showers will develop late saturday into sunday as low pressure climbs just offshore the s.c. coast. the chance for rain will increase drastically in eastern/southern sections of the midlands and throughout the low country, pee dee, grand strand. cold air moves in for much of next week with well below normal temperatures. away from the biggest football game of the year. joe gorchow has set up camp in northern california. he joins us live from san francisco where he's keeping an eye on the carolina panthers and denver broncos....joe. carolina's pro bowl linebacker thomas davis gives a new meaning to iron man. without a doubt he says... he will play in sunday's super impressive... c

this shows the same s.c. dot camera from i-385 at n. pleasantburg drive. that's exit 40. you see on the left traffic at a standstill on the interstate after a few had slid off the interstate. on the right is video from this morning showing the scene , cleared and traffic moving smoothly. of course very few people on the roads this morning. but if you do have to go on the roads, be aware of possible icy patches and take your time. there are more than closings and 100 delays. you can see those running at the bottom of the your screen a nd our mobile app. give yourself more time. aly myles wyff news 4 live at the cliff. i-85 near the southern connector, one mile north within accident in the left-hand lane. 385 north and southbound and fountain inn highway 14, accident, and harrison bridge road. white horse road with the new accident around pork shoals road with no injuries. highway 441 remains closed due to ice. again, watch for patches of black ice and be careful as you head out. at least two wrecks last night turned deadly. the coroner says he responded to the first one on

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clinton is holding a rally at s.c. state university. and sanders is speaking with supporters at claflin university. that's where we find billie jean shaw. bernie sanders will host an hbcu stop and rally at claflin university in orangeburg. he'll talk about making college inequality and criminal justice reform. in one last push to rally support from orangeburg county voters, bernie sanders will speak at claflin university. our billie jean shaw is there where supporters are already starting to come in. bernie sanders has a lot of supporters here at claflin today which isn't a surprise since the vermont senator is pulling heavy support from college students. the question is will that support help him win over south carolinians tomorrow. polls show clinton is still maintaining a double digit lead over the vermont sanders. a short time ago i spoke to studedes about what issues they are looking forward to sanders speaking on today. sanders is set to take the stage in the next hour. he will be joined by state rep. justin bamberg, rapper killer

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but, yes, i think all eyes are going to be on those two, for sure. >> and s.c. i want your take also on this news out this afternoon out of the nation's capitol capitol, the fact that it looks like the white house is vetting a republican governor the republican governor of nevada brian sandoval as a potential nominee for the supreme court. as jeffrey tooblin put it political jiu-jitsu, brilliant politically, but won't make it through. what's your take? >> yeah i think that's exactly right. the idea that president obama would actually nominate a republican sitting governor like brian sandoval to the supreme court is laughable for mainly the reason that it would then put hillary clinton and bernie sanders in the unenviable position of having to defend this republican pick on the campaign to their liberal voters. that will never happen. this is purely -- once again, president obama just trying to goad republicans into looking unhelpful and obstinant. nothing more than political points. this is knots serious talk. this is a trial balloon. that's it. >> i kinds of th

even down to south carolina state university and down to charleston, s.c., and that movement began to come together, although it was spontaneous at first, it is evolved into an organized movement of young people. it was at that time that i was actually, believe it or not, at the age of 15, elected to state president of the youth council and college chapter of the naacp for the whole state of south carolina. and we began to coordinate our efforts as a state. we were given an attorney that worked with us who later became a judge, matthew j. perry. and he worked with us on cases and files. if there were arrests, he handled it. locally, we had donald james sampson, who was an attorney, and willie t. smith, who was another local attorney who helped with those cases as the movement began to take form and evolve into a state-wide movement that began to garner some attention. so when jackie robinson came to greenville, he was denied access to the waiting room at the airport. out of that insult, because here you have a baseball great, the level of jackie robinson, being refused the use of a wa

vonnie: you are in trial since -- you are in charleston, s.c. and you will be reporting on this for us. margaret talev, thank you so much. group, chrisch krueger. let's start on the republican side. your big take away that marco rubio is the only nominee to be watching at the moment? potential nominee? chris: what you saw in south carolina over the weekend has folded into a three-person race between donald trump, marco rubio and ted cruz. it is now a two-person race and ultimately, marco rubio will ultimately win. and you look at donald trump's numbers, he has the highest at the lowest ceiling. highest unfavorable numbers in the field. marco rubio is likely to consolidate a lot of that support. his theory is that he is everyone's second favorite. marco rubio does have a zero margin for error here. the path is much clearer for rubio with jeb bush packing it in. vonnie: you say we will really know on march 15 how this will turn out. aboutoes this stop being retail politics and pete -- and purely about politics and what it will do for americans? i

a few light showers will develop late saturday into sunday as low pressure climbs just offshore the s.c. coast. the chance for rain will midlands and throughout the low country, pee dee, grand strand. the coast guard says three people were believed to be aboard two small planes that collided over the ocean just outside the port of los angeles. officials say there are no signs a massive search by dozens of boats and searchers found wreckage, including a pilot's logbook. both pilots were experienced. the coast guard says the midair collision took place around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. the wreckage may be in 80 to 90 feet of water. rescue and recovery efforts continue in taiwan this morning - earthquake struck. thirteen people are reported dead - hundreds injured - and hundreds pulled from rubble. unfortunately 100 people are unaccounted for. one person is dead and another injured - after a shooting at florida mall. police believe the victims were shot in the parking lot. a deputy says an injured 19-year-old man approached him while he was on duty - and then collapsed when he got to the bu

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the summit is the fifth annual held as part of s.c. auto week. the governor will speak following the keynote speaker jay rogers, the ceo of the world's first 3d printed car company. allyson: hollywild animal park wants to make improvements, and it's asking for the public's support. the park held a public forum yesterday, at the spartanburg about 25 people attended to discuss how they can help keep the park in business. recently, the park has suffered a devastating fire, bad weweher, and criticism from peta. hollywild's executive director says the park needs to raise $500,000 this year. hollywild hopes the community will come out and support the park when it opens saturday march 5. geoff: in western north carolina, the battle of the badges blood donation drive is over but we won't know the , winner until next week. five different groups of buncombe county first responders try to get the most blood donated in their name each year in this drive. the winner gets bragging rights and a trophy, organizers tell us 137 pints were donated. winner next week

stephen taylor and bridgette clark were spotted in a car parked behind a restaurant on s.c highway 34 near interstate 26 last week. the newberry county sheriff's department says the driver was "acting suspicious." after searching the car, deputies found drugs, more than $4000 cash and a handgun. coming up on the news at noon... the details into a deadly amtrak crash set to be released this afternoon. what the documents are expected to reveal. plus, the danger of the zika virus. world health leaders meeting to discuss if they should declare a international health emergency. break one (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. investigators will release more than 2- thousand pages of documents on the deadly amtrak train derailment in philadelphia. the documents include interview transcripts with the train's en

deputies say stephen taylor and bridgette clark were spotted in a car parked behind a restaurant on s.c highway 34 near interstate 26 last week. they say the driver was "acting suspicious." after searching the car, deputies found drugs, more than $4000 cash and a handgun. south carolina's weather seems to be on a rollercoaster... dipping high and then low. trtrsitions homeless recovery center says that's making it hard to recruit volunteers for its winter weather shelter. whenever temperatures hit 40 degrees or below, transitions opens its inclement weather center.... housing up to 240 people. at least 10 volunteers are needed in the evening to help clients check in and then two people are needed for a couple of hours in the morning to get people back on the bus to go downtown. since the start of the year, the shelter has housed more than 600 different individuals, but ththlast time it was opened.... it only had one volunteer. "there's not a lot for clients to do when they're here. they're here to stay warm, so it's great when who can talk with them or play games with them. it just real

comes with trump poised to win saturday in south carolina sot: sarah phillips, summerville, s.c. resident, :12-:19 "i thought years ago or a year ago it was a joke when he put in his hat to run and now i'm on the fence about him. he might get my vote" with three days 'til the vote sot: john kasich :21-:24"let us come in and have a good result in south carolina!! sot: jeb bush :25-:28 "you all have the chance to reset the race" not conservative cruz campaign ad sot: trump on https: now look, i am pro choice in every respect that was 1999. part of a current ted cruz ad. he's warning trump would not put a pro-life sot: sen. ted cruz :41-:49"a vote for donald trump is a vote to erase the second amendment from the bill of rights" nats trump "i'm pro life!" trump says he's changed and might sue cruz sot: donald trump :53-:55"i've never dealt with anyone who lied so much" hoping to replace cruz as trump's top challenger in south carolina marco rubio attacked sot: marco rubio 1:02-1:05 "ted unfortunately has proven to say or do anything to get elected" rubio is set to get the endorsement

s.c. school of law. the presidential hopefuls during that spoke about supporting president barack obama's effort to close the detention center at guantanamo bay. clinton says moving prisoners to charleston is still up for negotiation. >> i hope some of the republicans will understand that we're in a fight against terrorism. we have to defeat it. hanging out there over our heads. >> obviously, if people are terrorists, they need to be confined and we need to make sure they stay in jail until whatever happens. but i think the president is right. i think we should shut down guantanamo. i think in the long run it will help us significantly. >> on the other side of the political aisle, donald trump taking home another win. he's the projected winner of the republican presidential caucus in nevada. preliminary entrance polls taken of the republican caucus goers show nearly 6 in 10 voters are angry at how the government is currently working while 7 in 10 say ty want a candidate who is an outsider

and s.c. state rolling at home. they go to 9-2 and sit at top of the conference standings. 82-78, daryl palmer and company get the win against morgan state. i'm tim hill. that's the columbia sports minute to win it. hope it helps get your tuesday off to a good start. >> thanks, tim. whether you're in it for the big game or famous ads, super bowl 50 one of the most watched now to put that into perspective, nearly 112 million people watched sunday's big game. marking its territory as one of the top three events for viewership. >> wow. >> one local group you could add to that list of viewers was the u.s.c. advertising class. >> yeah. every year, about 100 students in that class gather for the super bowl ads each using a special remote to evaluate the commercials on likeability, per persuasiveness. steve harvey and the t mobile ads have won the night. they have been invited to the school to be presented with the veted cocky award. >> something else we're watching this afternoon, the weather. >> yeah, we are feeling it,

while on campus, carson plans to hold a town hall visit with medical students and then checking out s.c. state's football program. and carson will also campaign in the upstate today. >> carson and ted cruz, marco rubio will all be speaking at the conservative convention in greenville. cruz will also be speaking at the republican women's club before continuing his campaign. donald trump will be at gafney while john kasich heads for glenn mill before tonight's town hall. voters tend to be torn in nevada as we approach saturday night's caucus. 48% of caucus goers say they support hillary clinton while 47% support bernie sanders. tonight, the two democratic a town hall in las vegas. >> reminder this saturday, february 20th is the republican presidential primary. the democratic presidential primary will take place next saturday, february 27th. abc columbia news is your home for the latest on vote 2016 with live updates on air and on line. well, trump has been busy as we mentioned earlier crisscrossing the state as well. it was a packed house full of voters last night during a rally at the su

s.c. state university is holding commemoration ceremony today at 3:00. it will be at the martin luther king jr. auditorium. reverend joseph darby is serving as the keynote speaker and the university is also recognizing dr. cleveland sellers and the orangeburg chapter of the naacp as a recipient of the 2016 smith hammond middleton social justice award at today's ceremony. ange your lunch plans. there's one restaurant that will only be serving up a little disappointment this afternoon. >> that's right. the doors being locked across the country. 12:30. >> all 15 members of the u.n. security council are condemning north korea's rocket launch and going to launch a new resolution are significant sanctions. >> john kerry spoke by phone to the foreign minister of south korea and japan to reaffirm america's ironclad commitment to their security and defense. and it's a sign of hope following the earthquake in taiwan. four survivors have been pulled out alive from a toppled apartment building including an 8-year-old girl. this two days after the magnitude 6.4 earth

allyson: the university of s.c. upstate plans to open a new location in downtown greenville. a university spokesperson says that the new facility will be located downtown not far from the peace center. its current facility will stay on south pleasantburg drive in su the university announced it will plans or the new downtown greenville location next week. patr the spartanburg county school is taking a big step in the fight to end childhood obesit westview elementary in spartanburg school district six got a $3300 grant from the spartanburg regional foundation. that money paid for pedometers for every student and staff member. the school will use a co program to log every step, which will be translated into miles on their goal is to visit every state capital and the trip comes with incentives. >> this is not only something that shows kids how much their exercise impacts their health, but it also brin the school together with a common goal. patrick: the pedometers will only be used during the school day. allyson:r at stone academy, second, third and got the chance to learn songwr

you are seeing video from our s.c. dot cameras showing the end of that chase. troopers tell us the suspect stopped and was arrested on interstate 85 in gaffney near milemarker 92. that is two miles past the outlets. we've reached out to the highway patrol for more information and will bring you that as it comes in. geoff: but first, we turn to the bitter cold. on the left is video we showed you yesterday of downtown blowing rock from resortcams.com. on the right is how it looked just a few hours ago there after more snow moved into the north carolina mountains yesterday. and now it's simply cold with bitter winds thoughout the cash throughout the -- throughout the mountains the upstate and northeast georgia. let's get a check of what to expect throughout the day now from dale. good morning. dale: good morning. you expect snow in the north carolina mountains, but we had

together...i know i can better than anyone in this urging bush and kasich to quit sot: lucille cantey, s.c. republican :31-:35 "we need that segment to bow out ted cruz won't. the iowa winner, polling second here, wants to drive rubio from the race sot: sen. ted cruz :41-:46"here in south carolina, these next 21 hours are going to decide a great deal." he's linking rubio to president obama on immigration even though cruz today had to pull his fake photo of the two sot: donald trump :53-:56"this guy ted cruz is really a liar" donald trump's once big lead over cruz is down to five, in today's nbc news wall street journal marist poll sot: donald trump 1:03-:1:08"running for presidents takes guts ive never done this before it takes guts, it takes guts" nats: 1:10-1:15 supporter: i'm a muslim i with my life! trump: did you get that ! and showmanship. the candidate who would ban looks set to win another primary. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, columbia, south carolina the democrats clash tomorrow out clinton's bernie sanders is down to just 2 points if you've ever watched an episode of "cheers",

take a look at this video from our s.c. dot cameras this morning, showing the end of that chase. troopers tell us the suspect stopped and was arrested on interstate 85 in gaffney near milemarker 92. that's two miles past the outlets. we've reached out to the highway patrol for more information new at noon, the hearing took place today in federal court in case. this is file video from the incident in which he was shot and killed by a seneca police officer in july. the attorneys representing his family asked the city of seneca provide a more detailed documentation about communications with other parties and why they have redacted certain information. he was shot to death in a hardee's parking lot during an undercover drug sting. the hearing is in connection to the defendent's motion to quash the subpoena issued by the plantiff. the u.s. army court of criminal appeals has temporarly halted -- temporarily halted the desertion case against sergeant bowe bergdahl. prosecutors had asked for the delay so the appeals court could review a dispute with the defense about how to handle classi

s.c. johnson, the maker of as a result of high demand. heather: a new effort to make it easier for people with food stamps to access healthier foods. today, the usda is expected to propose new rules requiring retailers to stockpile a wider variety of healthy foods or they could be disqualified by the government. experts point out recipients can still purchase as much junk food as they want. but they hope the new rules will help people make better food choices. ed: a new deal between the u.s. and cuba takes flight. heather: the move today making traveling between the two countries easier. but first let' s check wall heather: focusing on your economy, a new agreement between the u.s. and cuba allowing commercial air travel between the two countries. ed: the new move means u.s. airlines will have 15 days , starting today to submit route applications to the transportation department. the agreement allows up to 20 roundtrip flights per day between u.s. cities and havana. right now, there are only chartered flights between the two countries. he

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more than 4,100 absentee ballots already have been cast in lexington, more than any other s.c. county, said state election commission spokesman chris whitmire. almost nine of every 10 absentee ballots from lexington have been cast in the gop race. south carolina frontrunner donald trump is telling is crunch time. a victory here for trump could help solidify his chances of the gop nomination. but trump is not taking his apparent lead for granted--and he urged voters in north charleston yesterday to get out and vote. "so we better start getting tough and we better start getting vigilant, and we better start using our heads or we're not gonna have a country, folks, we're not gonna have a country." trump's double-digit lead in the state has narrowed. the latest nbc poll shows him with just a current 5- point lead over cruz. earlier this week --- florida governor jeb bush hoped star power from his brother, former president bush would help him get more votes. the two have appeared at several events across the palmetto state. jeb bush has struggled in iowa and new hampshire...and currently s

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this speech in newtown, little angels lost their lives in the first grade classroom and charleston, s.c. at the mother emmanuel church. there is no more important issue than this easy access to guns in this country. i know that president obama feels that as well. but here we are, at the end of his presidency, and nothing has been done. in the first two years, and the first four years, nothing about gun violence. i will give you one example. i kept, as a record at the white -- as a reporter at the white house, i would raise issue with jay carney, what is the president doing about the ban on assault rifles? >> he supports renewing the ban. no, what is he doing? who is he talking to in the congress? he will sign it, but he wasn't doing anything to work to get it done. brian: what makes you think he could get anything done if the nra is very powerful, and the republicans do not want to move? mr. press the nra is not as : powerful as they say. congress is just cowardly. one of the things the president never did was go around and say we're going to get this done. going back to the bernie sand

he landed 26 miles north of charleston, s.c.. and in the dark, they managed to find some black men who were out oystering.g that -- they said, find our master. dekalb spoke english. he had a secret. he had been to the united states before. he had a secret. they wanted to go to congress and see if they would like to take on --. as the new commander-in-chief. because george washington was losing the war. this man had been very successful in european battles. he was short. had a lot of european connections. he thought he could bring all of those. he was convinced, even know he didn't know english and he did not know the first thing about frontier fighting. he thought he could do it. his master plan was to become king of the new republic. unfortunately, or fortunately, dekalb said that there was no way that was going to happen. he found that the american congress was so tired up for doing anything, that of course, he would never want to go there and be in such a paltry situation. it was hard for the french officers not to say somethi

take a look at this video from our s.c. dot cameras showing the end of that chase. troopers tell us the suspect stopped and was arrested on interstate 85 in gaffney near milemarker 92. that's two miles past the outlets. we've reached out to the highway patrol for more information about the chase. geoff: but first, we turn to the bitter cold. take a look here at the difference a night makes. on the left is video we showed you yesterday of king street in boone from resortcams.com. on the right is how it looked just a few hours ago there after more snow moved into the north carolina mountains yesterday. and now it's simply cold with bitter winds thoughout the -- throughout the mountains the upstate and northeast georgia. delays which you can find in the bottom of the screen and our mobile app. let's get a check of what to expect throughout the day now from dale. dale: windy and cold today. northern swain county getting fresh snow in spots and wind chill advisories after northern georgia and western north carolina. it is cold and windy in the upstate but the coldest wil

our laurens skycam on the bottom left and our s.c. dot camera on the bottom right. be careful on the roads. conditions are rough. dale, you could say it would be a lot worse yesterday -- you could say it will be worse tomorrow. dale: as you can see, most of the rain is along the i-85 tennessee border with heavy downpours and haywood. here is a quick look at the area under a flash flood watch and it includes everybody. northeastern georgia, across the upstate and it means we are saturated and heavy downpours from this low in texas as it pushes into the southeast late tonight and early tomorrow morning. it will fire up a couple inches of more rain which could lead to localized flooding. strong thunderstorms will rumble through with high wind and we could see an isolated tornado. 10 to 20 mile per hour winds this morning out of the northeast. here is our computer model in motion. we get a little break this afternoon. isolated showers later. this evening after dinner time, it starts to get active again. especially tomorrow morning. this is from 9:30, 10:00 across exhibi

, and even with pretty station in orangeburg at south carolina university and then into charleston, s.c., and that movement came together, although it was spontaneous at first, it involved into an organized movement of young people. it was at that time that i was actually, believe it or not, at the age of 15 elected to state president of the college chapter of the naacp of the whole state of south carolina. and we began to coordinate our efforts as a state. we were given an attorney that worked with us, who later became a judge, matthew j. perry, and he worked with us on cases that could be filed, if there were arrests, he handled it. normally we had donald james sampson, who was an attorney and another local attorney who handled those cases. it began to take movement and evolve into a statewide movement that began to garner some attention. so when jackie robinson came to greenville, he was denied access to the waiting room at the airport, and out of that insult, because here you have a baseball great at the level of jackie robinson being refused the use of the waiting room, and out of

when debbie conference was spot, and the charleston, s.c. at the mother emmanuel church. importanto more issue for the access to guns in this country. i know that president obama feels that as well. but here we are, at the end of his presidency, and nothing has been done. the first two years, and the first four years, nothing about gun violence. i will give you one example. i kept, as a record at the white house, i would raise issue with jay carney, what is the president doing about the ban on assault rifles? >> he supports renewing the ban. no, what is he doing? he will sign it, but he wasn't doing anything to work to get it done. --an: it makes you think what makes you think he could get anything done if the nra is very powerful, and the republicans do not want to move? mr. press: the republicans are just powerful -- the nra is not as powerful as they say. congress is just cowardly. one of the things the president never did was go around and say we're going to get this done. rallying the american people. teddy roosevelt and frank roosevelt used it to you that people --

voters in south carolina than iowa or new hampshire.according to a new study from wallethub ... than s.c. s.c.ohio's black voters though rank 'second' out of 48 states when it comes to engagement. the study examined things like turnout, population, and representation.we have the best proportional representatio n of black voters in our state legislature.kentucky ranked 24th for black political 11th. turning to weather -- a gray day today but more sunshine is on the way! temperatures return to seasonal levels on thursday, with highs in the low 40s. skies will be partly cloudy so we'll finally have more sunshine to enjoy during the day. winds shift to the south on friday as a warm front lifts over the region. southerly winds will push temperatures to the upper 50s that afternoon along with partly cloudy skies. there's a slight chance we could see a few isolated showers late friday night into saturday morning but it's a minor chance at best. saturday is the pick day of the next several, and you should make your outdoor plans now. highs will be near 60 degrees before dropping back to the mid

now we're headed to south carolina, to nevada, to the super tuesday s.c. primary. and i think at this point, it is becoming more and more a two-man race between me and donald trump. and what we're seeing is conservatives uniting behind our campaign and if conservatives continue to unite, we're going to win the nomination. that's also how we win the general. >> donald trump won with conservatives, even in new hampshire. he won with every demographic group, the old, young, college educated, the uncollege educated. men, women, why? >> donald had a good night last night. new hampshire is a good state for a liberal republican, or for a republican like donald trump who spent the first 60 years of his life describing himself as very, very pro choice, supporting partial birth abortion. new hampshire is a good state for a republican like that. donald trump is someone who emphatically supported barack obama's bailout of wall street, supported obama's stimulus plan. and on health care, donald trump is calling for the same socialized medicine that bernie sanders is. both are s

bacari sellers, former south carolina state representative, and s.c. cupp cnn commentator. let me start off with you, what do you make of the south carolina turnout, 60% of the vote african-american compared to 55% last time? is it more enthusiasm, or is it just greater population turning out? and also, the belief among african-americans and the general electorate in those exit polls of racial tensions being worse? >> well, i think that dana hit the nail on the head. in south carolina we have extremely heavy hearts talking about the african-american populations. one of my good friends was murdered while he was pastoring bible study just in july of this year. >> you think it's affected -- >> not only that, but you've had walter scott. we've just had this cascade of racial issues going on in the state. we just took the confederate flag down recently. we're not that far removed. yes, i think african-americans, there is this new vein that we are more participatory. we are more eager to play our role in this election. and i think that hillary clinton and bernie sanders actually

we'll bring you allowed -- a rally in charleston, s.c. where jeb bush is joined by george w. bush. that will be at 6:00 p.m. eastern flags are at half staff in honor of the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. causes and noural autopsy was necessary according to a county judge. president obama ordered flags to be held at half staff at the high court where he served for three decades and other federal building set the nation. and u.s. embassies in military installations throughout the world. justice scalia was 79. now a discussion on the influence of the latino vote on the pending presidential election from today's washington journal. host: we're joined bybrett the league of latin american citizens to talk about therole of latino voters in caucuses and beyond. thank you for joining us. tell us about your organization. what is your mission? latinothe league of the citizens is the largest in the united states. we have 130 2000 members and it overed in 19 29th there is 1000 council across the country and they get involved with helping their communities and focus on educational op

the activist who interrupted clinton at a charleston, s.c. fundraiser on wednesday. i asked clinton for a response, jonathan capehart writes, here is what she told me in full. was talkingech, i about the impact of violent crime and vicious drug cartels were having on communities across the country and the particular danger they pose to children and families. looking back i should not have used those words and i would not use them today. " part, ""on, one more we need to in the school to pipeline -- prison pipeline and the -- jonathan k barth says that inech was a 1996 address support of the 1994 filing crime control act otherwise known as the crime bill. in her remarks, first lady clinton said they are not just gangs of kids anymore, they are often the kind of kids called super predators, no conscience, no empathy, we can talk about why the ended up that way but first we have to bring them to heel. this is not the broadbrush clinton's critics are accusing her of using 20 years ago, despite assertion that i know you called black people super predators, she was clearly

bush joins jeb a campaign rally in charleston, s.c.. live coverage beginning at 6:00 p.m. eastern on seas and. >> road to the white house began in iowa, the caucuses that date back to 1972. then we moved to new hampshire, the quintessential first in the nation primary. now we really began to test the candidates and their message. the first southern primary, and the party caucuses in nevada for the democrats and republicans. more than likely we will see a number of candidates drop out of the race in the field will narrow. then we will move into early march, super tuesday, winner take all primaries. countwatch the delegate continue we will get a better sense of whose message is resonating and who is on the path to the nomination. the reality is the best presidents and the greatest presidents have been willing to recognize that they weren't the smartest person in the room. withrround themselves people they felt were smarter than themselves. >> tonight on "q&a," robert gate discusses his book "a passion for leadership: lessons on changes reform from 50 years of public service.

keep in mind bug spray and insect repellants are big business for s.c. johnson. given this is now a public health emergency, the company is far more focused on maintaining the supply chain so that production can remain steady and increase if needed rather than the potential profits and sales increases that might come from this virus. back to you. >> it makes sense. people are frightened, mary. all right. thank you. >>> it's 2:00 p.m. on wall street. let's look at what your money is doing at this hour. stocks are lower across the board. still positive for the week because we've had a strong couple sessions but right now the dow is lower by 29 points. basically flat when you're talking percentage terms. nasdaq is lower by 39 points and the s&p lower by half a percent, down eight points to 1918. >>> tech privacy and apple on top of the news once again, and a "power lunch" exclusive now just for you with apple co-founder steve wozniak. he is calling in from his home in los gatos, california. what is your take, steve, on this fight between apple and the fbi? should ap

i had a chance to give a speech at the syntel, which is a phenomenal school and charleston, s.c., where i laid to end theategy sequester notice disproportionately hitting the military. long-rangeonger planning and the department of defense. they are using contingency money to fill the gaps. there is no strategic planning over the long haul. rebuilding the army, one of the challenges of someone who is , ast ready to enlist officer you will know this, is that the claimants are too long. are reservist or a guard member or enlisted, the deployments are too long. it was real strain on family life, because as we cut military, the missions still exist. the support and training subsides, the equipment gets older, but the missions still exist. we are putting people in harm an extended length of time. belding marines back up to where they were, and the army back up to four to 90,000 troops is the first step. secondly, we need major procurement reform. we have airplanes that are older than the pilot. the b-52 was inaugurated during harry truman's time. you are talking about their grandparents. we

the next caller comes from charleston, s.c.. robert is calling on the democratic line. good morning to you. caller: how are you doing? host: good. caller: president obama, he has done good, but i felt that whenever you are doing something for the people and there are people blocking you, that he should have a press conference on who is stopping progress in america. i'm a bernie sanders supporter here in south carolina. the reason i support bernie sanders is because no matter about, ifs you speak you do not tackle the issue of big honey controlling congress than nothing else would happen. to hear all these pundits and people calling in saying, it is crazy to have free college education and health care, that is crazy talk. when you don't want things to change, then you are part of the status quo. america can find money to go to war, to go to the moon, to go to mars, billions of dollars every year to give to other countries. if we can take taxpayers money to help around the world, you mean to tell me that we can take taxpayer money to bail out wall street here and when it