the sheriff al cannon detention center serves as charleston's county jail. most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and resolution of their cases. that includes david ratliff jr. he's currently in the jail's disciplinary segregation wing for his role the night before. >> i had a little altercation -- actually a big altercation with a few amigos yesterday. apparently i used to date one of his girlfriends. it's a small world. this is charleston. you know, everybody knows everybody around here. i didn't start it. i finished it. you got to. you got to fight if you're in here and someone calls you out, you know. come on. >> staff reviews surveillance footage which shows ratliff did not throw the first punch. >> this is ratliff hanging around the pillar a couple of times. officer breaks it up. >> seconds later, another fight breaks out. a different camera angle shows ratliff joining the fight, which quickly escalates. >> this is where all six get involved. >> the punishment will be the same for all the c

home...tonight they played in charleston against the citadel bulldogs. there was a good crowd at riley park...almost 63- hundred people. adam hill starts for usc...and has the heat on high in the first inning....he strikes out the side. hill goes five innings....fans eight...allows three hits and no runs. the gamecocks score three in the fourth.....chris cullen sends one off the left field wall....the double drives in a run to make it two nothing. marcus mooney makes it four-zip with an rbi single..... the gamecocks win it six to three. usc is nine and oh. clemson at home this afternoon against wofford. the tigers score three runs in the fourth....weston wilson drives in reed rohlman to make it two zip...... clemson wins it seven-nothing. the tigers improve to six and one. they'll start their weekend series with usc...friday at seven at founders park. make it a three-peat for usc women's basketball coach dawn staley. she's been named sec coach of the league's coaches for the third consecutive season. staley guided the gamecocks to a 28 and one record. th

do it the way you want. >> the thing about charleston, once sherman makes it equal distance to charleston, he's cut it off, charleston falls anyway. despite -- the irony is, union troops have been trying to take charleston for -- >> they started in '63. coming through the sea. sherman just supports it from behind. this drives confederates crazy. he's supposed to go, there's a great story about -- we're going to get into in columbia. who burned columbia, all the rest. sherman was accused of burning columbia in the post war years. his response was, no, i didn't, if i had, i would let you know i did it, i would not deny it, i didn't do it, if you are unhappy with that, i'll be happy to call my soldiers back together and we'll come back and finish the job. >> before we get to columbia jim always manages to bring up general james mcpherson. one of the stops along the way to columbia, mcphersonville. what do we know about that the burning of mcphersonville. >> alet of towns in south carolina got burn ed, barn well well after known as burnwell. >>. >> a lot of south carolina -- i mean, they did

you can see charlotte, charleston there. the reason includes the type of mosquito that transmits the virus in parts of latin america and the caribbean is going to become more abundant as the weather warms up. a high poverty rate and high number of travelers from countries with the outbreak are factors. there are six confirmed cases of the zika virus here in north carolina. >>> spring officially starts tomorrow. some doctors say they have a spike in the flu and norovirus. health officials say to get rid of the norovirus, you have to kill it with bleach, including wiping down surfaces. very contagious. doctors say the norovirus is stronger than a lot of hand sanitizers and they recommend using soap and water. >>> channel 9 is asking about charges after a fire was intentionally set in a cms school bathroom and caused hundreds of students to evacuate yesterday morning at walter buyers middle school. the hallway filled with smoke and more than 500 students were evacuated. at this time cms is only saying it was a liquid thrown on

. >> reporter: in 2015, black lives matter protests erupted around the country, including in charleston, south carolina. for many, on the surface, it looks far different than anything that this country has seen before. >> we don't really want a seat at the table. >> reporter: he's a leader of black lives matter in charleston. >> we don't want to amplify our voice within the structure. went to develop our power in such a way that we can pull out of the structure, have the opportunity and the ability to create our own structure, and then if we want to talk power to power, let's talk power to power. >> reporter: for many black lives matter activists, integration was only a partial success. it lot african-americans a seat at the table, but not a seat in the room, especially issues of law enforcement. and policing that lead some to view it as violence. in a september mar is poll, 59% of white americans called black lives matter a distraction, with 41% saying that the movement advocates violence, quite different than the movement of the 1960s, right? >> but that's not the case. >> reporter: c

they are up toward our nation's capital and charleston, south carolina as well. that's high pressure controlling our weather today and tomorrow. mean time, we're at 54 rate now. 53 in fayetteville. the low 50s hang around fine hurst and rayford. so you want the light jacket and sunglasses for sure in the morning commute today. 10:00 a.m. temperature in the mid-60s. we're already at 73 at lunchtime. an afternoon high near 79 degrees. i'll let you know how long the unseasonably warm temperatures continue coming up in your complete forecast. right now, we'll send it back to you, russ. >>> we're getting a slightly clearer picture of what the city of raleigh wants to use the dix property for. raleigh bought the 300 acre tract of land last year. million and will be a mix of public and private money. she says it will increase sales tax revenue by attracting visitors. >> we have talked about this for over ten chores. for me seeing the agreement signed and talking about what's next is exciting. >> baldwin says the transformation will not be complete for another 20 to 60 y

on the day that the order was sent to charleston to fire on fort sumter, walker issue that order and a runner crossed dexter avenue to the winter building where there was a cotton office and a telegraph was available. that telegram was sent from here in montgomery to charleston and those were the shots that started the war. by the summer of 1864, the union is very much trying to cut off the south industrial capacity, especially that capacity that existed in alabama. in action in mobile bay, which the admiral famously participated, was all about an effort to cut off selma, alabama and its large and you factoring facility from the rest of the confederate military. coming upforces are from mobile bay and down from tennessee to try and destroy that manufacturing complex. of course, not long after that, the tide is beginning to turn for the confederacy. it is in it the spring of 1865 when lee makes the decision that he realizes he is not going to be able to continue to fight. veis sword belonged to a nati of montgomery, who later became one of our governors. at a time he was a major on le

parker collins was first to the scene near charleston and nellis. parker you've been talking with neighbors, what are they telling you? parker adlibs scene this all happened just around 3 a-m this morning. police say they're looking for suspects right now involved in everything. i spoke with a neighbor who says.... charlotte espeland, neighbor 7:27:43-7:27:47 "people can't do this to offer people. this is totally unacceptable." we're gathering the latest details right now....i'll have more in just a bit. parker collins 13 actions news. and breaking overnight... metro reveals new details about why their officer was forced to shoot a man. 13 action news reporter yasmeen hassan is live near las vegas boulevard and st. rose yasmeen what did we learn overnight? officers say they got out here, and saw a man with a gun - just pointing it at traffic..... ...but now we know, that gun wasn't real. real or not - people in this area had no idea what to think. they were terrified this guy was just going to start shooting at random cars. metro says officers rushe

new york, newport, charleston, savannah and philadelphia. the jews who lived here for people who stories refer to as court jews. -- as port jews. they were involved in commerce and trade all over the atlantic. we have some portraits of some of these people. most notable is the portrait of bernard gratz. he came from central europe and he chose to depict himself post with the five books of moses. this is unusual in colonial jewish portraiture. they usually do not include indications they were jewish in the portraits. this is a model of the synagogue in newport, rhode island. you will notice the balcony up above where the women would have sat. everything is to scale. this was made by a model maker in illinois who was not jewish but very interested the synagogue and went to the library of congress to study the floor plans for benjamin peter harrison's designs for the synagogue which is a very newport building. there are no outward signs that this is a jewish building. newport jews were just building a colonial building. he was one of the finest

warm across the area today. 76 for a high in augusta, orangeburg and charleston. 75 in sumter and 77 degrees in columbia. even to the north, 73 in rock hill. tonight we still have partly cloudy skies over the area. but the rain is still off to the west. it is part of a storm system that is moving through the lower great lakes region. the low-pressure system is in northwestern ohio and it is moving east. you can see the rain. to the north snow in michigan into canada. high pressure building in behind it is bringing colder air and we will feel that. we are also looking at a severe thunderstorm watch now from central alabama into the northern part of georgia. includes the birmingham and atlanta areas. the severe thunderstorm watch is in effect till 2:00 a.m. we do not expect the thunderstorms to be severe when but we expect rain. temperatures right now in the 60s and the low 70s. 70s columbia and st. matthews. 67 sumter. 66 winnsboro. 64 degrees in aiken. tonight we are go to see partly cloudy skies this evening. i don't think we will see the rain till late tonight, probably after midni

laid to rest in charleston, south carolina. this just one week after she was shot and killed inside her woodridge home. >> a fund-raiser is set for today to help the other two prince william county police officers injured in last week's shooting. they are still recovering from their injuries. the manassas city police association is organizing the event at the old towne sports pub. it gets under way at 11:00 this morning >> five states are holding primaries. candidates are eager to get as many delegates as possible. 178 are up for grabs for republicans. democrats competing for 156 in four states. >>> #:30 on the dot. >> it is starting to warm up and we want to keep it that way. how is it l >> it's not that bad. it is really calm right now. the sun is trying to peek through. it is really going to be sunshine out there today. for most of the day we will remain dry. showers and a few snowflakes built in but not until 6:00. get out and run your errands today. just dress warmly. temperatures starting in the 30s right now. we will onl

see denmark, they see rebellion in charleston. walker ofg by david his famous appeal to the colored people of the world. theof which is demanding end of slavery. pamphlet gets widely distributed through various clandestine means. , it is a powerful force. his denunciation of black life as generally disorganized and kept in a ,iserable condition, as he says calling for institutions that will unite people that his has wide distribution. it frightens slave holders and scares a few white northerners as well. walker dies. 1830, assoon after in nearest we can tell from tuberculosis, but his ideas are picked up by , most notably by william lloyd garrison. of immediate emancipation uncompensated to ofveholders becomes the call the abolitionist movement. i do not have to rehearse the history of the abolitionist movement here, i suspect. many people know it. i will be happy to talk more about it. emancipation, i asked the question, if we think of emancipation as a near 100 year process between the revolution and the passage of , how shouldn

((brian loftus)) this happened in a neighborhood near charleston and nellis. 8 news now reporter brittany edney is live from the scene with the latest. brittany? brittany edney is live on the scene of an early morning home invasion. investigators say at about 3 this morning.. 3 armed men and 1 armed men and 1 woman barged into a home and stole household goods. they then hit a person inside on the back of the head. he was treated for non-life threatening injuries. police have not released the suspects' description or a motive from the crime ((kirsten joyce)) > it's a francis. she will be recognized by the clark county commission today. they are presenting her with a proclamation for her 30- plus years in the television industry and her accomplishment s in the las vegas community./// sherry how's the weather today? mostly clear skies from our rio camera... and some early light with warm temps in the 50s this morning... and another warm spring day is coming. in fact we could meet the record high in the low 80s - after we set a new record in the low 80s yesterday. ........... we stay really d

near nellis and charleston. ((kirsten joyce)) and now security is on the minds of many. police say there is nothing that can keep burglars 100% away. currently, burglaries are up one percent in metro's jurisdiction. police say to always lock your doors and windows . you can also get a security system that can notify you by phone... if someone is trying to break in. sensors can be purchased for as low as 25- dollars. police say having a dog can also be a benefit in scaring away burglars. /// ((brian loftus)) > now there are many real- time apps you can use to monitor any activity around your home. many homeowners are now opting for a device on your doorball... called "ring". it allows you to see everyone who walks up to your front door... even if they don't ring the doorbell. 8 news now producer david isbell uses it at his home... and shows us how it works: ((right now i'm getting an alert that someone's at my front door. so, the motion goes off if they ring the doorbell, then they will contact you and you'll get that notification too. it opens up the app if there is stil

after graduating from woodruff high school...she studied criminal justice at charleston southern...then began work with the berkeley county sheriff's officedeloise gist from trident medical center in charleston"kimber is a go getter, whatever she sets her mind to do you are not going to defeat her thats just who kimber is and who she will always be"3 and last friday kimber gist would again refuse to be defeated....when investigators say she was shot multiple times during a struggle...while checking out a suspicious vehicleher mom says officers showed up at her home in woodruff to tell her the news"she is doing good today, she is having one last surgery on her foot today""we are taking it day by day..we are truly blessed that she is alive and god took care of her" deloise gist says the outpouring of support from the community and from law enforcement from across the country has been amazing"its been outstanding,,anything and everything she's needed...they are right there...they sit with her, talk with her, joke with her"and gist said so many samaritan...helped save her daughter's life"im

chad holbrook and company in charleston to take on the citadel. 7 o'clock game time. the juco transfer looking to continue his ridiculous streak from over the weekend when he reached base all 14 times against penn state. the citadel and fred jordan off to a good start this season. they're 5 and 1 so far on the year. should be a fun night of baseball. >> college baseball is great in the state of south carolina, not just citadel and south carolina, but clem -- clemson, a lot of great programs. we're thrill to showcase it tonight and a great setting in this park. it's going to be a great atmosphere and i'm sure a competitive game. >> clemson in action looking to win its sixth straight game this afternoon hosting undefeated wofford. tigers on base. up one nothing in the fourth. wilson makes it 2-nothing. the tigers not done. chris williams keeps it going in not a great day to play third base if you're a terrier. at last check, this ball game in the sixth inning with clemson up 6ee nothing. we'll have -- 6-nothing. final coming up tonight. >>> clemson basketball closing ou

on the map, this is charleston and we're talking about this area here. i want to show you pictures of i've been watching from our affiliate in the charleston area& covering this story closely. emergency officials say they're looking for these three missing children. they think they wandered way. two little girls ages four and three, and this 2-year-old boy here. they're asking people to join in the search. the girls are sisters and the boy is a cousin. they've been missing sincelast6:00 last night. again, they have not come home and no one has spotted them so the search is on to final them. i'm going to keep an eye on the reporters covering the story in south carolina and when i hear more i will let you know right away. >> a dismal turnout and opportunity to talk with the school board. only one parent showed up last night to this forum at were 14 cms officials there, including the superintendent. she said people have already had plenty of opportunities to voice their positions. >> i've been talking about the budget with superintendent coffee since novemb

near charleston and nellis parker collins 13 action news. a homicide investigation is nearing its end, but metro needs your help to finish the case. they're trying to track down a missing vehicle. they're looking for a black 1990s volkswagen jetta with gold rims. it has the arizona license plate b-m-e 4708. already, two suspects are in custody. police say colton brantano and sherri esquibel turned themselves friday in for the murder of a young father last month. that deadly shooting was near las vegas boulevard and craig. new informationon on a late night police shooting. metro explains why their the shooting happened near las vegas boulevard and st. rose. metro says when their officers arrived on scene, they say a man with a gun just pointing it at traffic! we learned overnight that gun was not real, but that's something both responding officers and people living in this area didn't know. metro says officers repeatedly asked the man in both english and spanish to put the gun down, but nothing worked. no officers were hurt. as for the suspec

. >> reporter: in 2015, black lives matter protests erupted around the country, including in charleston, south carolina. for many, on the surface, it looks far different than anything that this country has seen before. >> we don't really want a seat at the table. >> reporter: he's a leader of charleston. >> we don't want to amplify our voice within the structure. went to develop our power in such a way that we can pull out of the structure, have the opportunity and the ability to create our own structure, and then if we want to talk power to power, let's talk power to power. >> reporter: for many black lives matter activists, integration was only a partial success. it lot african-americans a seat at the table, but not a seat in the room, especially issues of law enforcement. and policing that lead some to view it as violence. in a september mar is poll, 59% of white americans called black lives matter a distraction, with 41% saying that the movement advocates violence, quite different than the movement of the 1960s, right? >> but that's not the case. >> reporter: cleveland sellers of th

tonight down in charleston usc plays. the tigers and gamecocks have their three game series. >>> let's check out the forecast. >> rain will be on the increase 9:00 to 10:00 for the northern 10:00 for the central and upstate. a few thunderstorms and an isolated severe chance there as well. >>> we'll see you at 7:00 with super tuesday coverage. >> we'll be here at 11:00 as well and always with you on wspa.com. 7:00. >> super tuesday is the single best opportunity. >> pelley: he's already looking ahead to another opponent. >> hillary clinton does not have the strength or the stamina to become president, i'll telling you. >> pelley: also tonight, the president argues his case foror a supreme court nomination, and gets his answer. >> this vacancy will not be filled this year. >> pelley: erin andrews testifies in her multi-million-dollar stalk case. and there's another sanders. meet bernie's bro. >> reporter: he's been called cool. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: norah o'

. >>> this morning, charleston is among a handful of u.s. cities with a high risk for a zika virus outbreak. the virus has been linked to birth defects and paralysis. new findings found 50 u.s. cities may be at risk for a potential outbreak and charleston is among 9 with a potential high risk. officials say they need the public's help, especially during the normal surveillance and treatment to be sure there are no locally transmitted cases of the zika virus. the big concern is mostly in latin america and the caribbean but in north carolina there are confirmed zika virus casings. officials say each patient got the virus while traveling out of the country. within 500 feet of a commercial plane at lax. yesterday the plane was about 5,000 feet up in the air when the drone came close. police are now looking for the drone's owner. and two planes on saturday had to change paths to avoid hitting a drone flying higher than faa regulations allow. >>> a senate committee approved a bill last week to start a technology. that would spot a drone in the air

get a gun at the end of three days even if the background check isn't completed like the killer in charleston did and he killed 9 people at mother emanuel church. >> i agree. we need to expand and improve the instant background checks. bottom line, people who should not have guns in america should not be able to buy guns in america. >> abigail is now able to laugh but will have a long road ahead to recover. >>> the only gop contest was in puerto rico. that's where marco rubio picked up his first primary win. donald trump came in second at 14%. >>> here is a look at the the democrats need 2400 delegates to grab the nomination. hilton has 1100, sanders has 500. right now trump has nearly 400, cruz is in second with 300. >>> the nation and the world are mourning the loss of former first lady nancy reagan. she died today in california at the age of 94. she will be remembered most as the back stage advisor and reagan. as first lady, nancy reagan made an incredible impact on the public wherever she went. victoria sanchez spoke with a local professor. and he said she influenced him as a young boy. f

showers are going to fly across the greater charleston area. and through around 11:00 on saturday evening. so bottom line is showers will be moving into the package but good news for you, we'll look at it. the forecast it will be mainly dry. this is out of the way if you have plans as the showers come through the evening and the late night hours. and 56 through 4:00. >>> 4:00 numbers up into the high country. are you in the 40s. you have the best chance by 4:00 in the afternoon. 50s across the foothills. less chance of rain that will be then into the piedmont. showers they will be coming in at 9:00. >> the same for the upstate. expect activity. outside of that, though. on this the high of 61. and the sunshine that upper level and come in and fly out of here. i know what that means. a lot of sunshine and we showed you the warm colors only a slight chance of showers returning by the end of the week. >> a surprise for one of our molly's kids celebrating his >> and a happy 15th birthday. he is not in school right now. >>> and when bj saw that this

then friday they'll do work on charleston at grand central parkway. "we're really kind of testing the soil along the route to see what we will need to do to beef up the substructure, you know, checking for utilities that type of thing." -- tony illia, nevada dept of transportation the million dollar project spearheaded by the nevada department of transportation the heavy lifting starts on the 15 itself. "we won't be touching i-15 until 2018" right now surface streets are seeing prep work. on our website ktnv-dot com. reporting from mlk & wall jessica janner 13 action news. live look outside right now at what's been another gorgeous.. warm winter's day across southern nevada. but will we see any more record high temps? let's go to -13- weather first... chief meteorologist.... bryan scofield in the weather center... with more. bryan. tonight...mostly clear. lows 52 to 56 on the west side of the valley...51 to 55 on the east side. south wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the v

only students who live in charleston or jasper county can apply. listen up if you plan on going to care wednesday. a a carowinds. the park will open march 24 and opening weekend will be march 25. and military free admission for all is posted on wbtv.com. >> we are going to talk with leigh brock because it's been beautiful and yesterday was beautiful and you can think ththgs are changing and that is tomorrow? >> not quite. we have a little bit longer. it will be a little more gradual steps so we will get cooler tomorrow and cooler friday. and then chilly over the >> it is? sorry. it feels great right now. >> it does. >> let's think about right now and let's live in the present. because, yeah, we are going to get to the weekend. we will enjoy the weekend when it gets here. not as nice as it is right now. and your hd towercam looks like, absolutely beautiful. a couple of clouds off in the distance and that is it. nothing to complain about today unless it is too hot for you. and for some of you it might be. 84 in charlotte. 84 in gastonia. 84 in monroe

>> well, after the charleston massacre, i think, like many church felt compelled across the country, envisioning this church that had welcomed a man into their inner circle, into their bible stud, and then having him turn on hem was heartbreaking. when speaking with marion from the seminary as bishop had mentioned, she grew up in alabama and just expressed the sentiment that san francisco often seems more divided than her hometown growing up. we did not feel like just offering a pray in a worship service and then moving on like everything was all right. was appropriate and wanted to take some kind of a next step. and that led us to bishop jackson. >> so the two of you are developing a friendship, a relationship with each other. you've been involved with worshipping in each other's congregations. >> yes. >> what do you admire the other? >> you know, being a pentecostal, i -- am am very familiar with the form of wereship we have. the high-spirited worshipping. john has a pipe organist and i enjoy hearing the pipe organ and he has a wonderful choir. so it's the refreshing change for me.

jury selection for the friend of the suspected charleston church shooter... dylann roof... is set to start today. investigators say joey meek... had knowledge of the and did not alert authorities. attorneys for the case will start the process of narrowing down the jury pool today. meek's trial will be held in charleston... where he's being charged with lying to investigators. richland county sheriff's department officials say they're looking for a man... after he failed to pay more than 30-thousand dollars in child support. 49-year-old charles oliver is wanted for failure to pay child support. officials say anyone who fails to pay child support should turn themselves into the richland county sheriff's department warrant division... located off huger street. anyone with information on oliver's whereabouts are asked to call crimestoppers at one-triple- eight-crime-s-c. still to come... buckle your seat belts... we're looking to travel at the speed of sound. it's more than just flying in style. we're taking a look at a safer, greener and quieter means of travel.clear skies wit

charleston nasty. yes. is that a good nasty or a bad nasty? and most refreshing city. ooh, strong and unusual gonna get me good tonight. ashley roberts (voiceover): we're getting loose in charleston, honey. [squeals] i see a dolphin! ashley roberts (voiceover): and it all starts right now. [theme music] charleston, south carolina, is widely celebrated as a premier destination in not just the us but the entire world. a big part of that distinction comes from charleston's thriving culinary scene, defined by traditional southern flavors, prime local ingredients, and mouth-watering ingenuity. narrator: the cuisine down here is made with love. it's made with soul. and at hominy grill, it's made to order. under james beard award winning chef robert stehling, hominy has become a staple for local south carolinians

gamecocks built their eight and oh record at home...tonight they played in charleston against the citadel bulldogs. there was a good crowd at riley park...almost 63- hundred people. adam hill starts for usc...and on high in the first inning....he strikes out the side. hill goes five innings....fans eight...allows three hits and no runs. the gamecocks score three in the fourth.....chris cullen sends one off the left field wall....the double drives in a run to make it two nothing. marcus mooney makes it four-zip with an rbi single..... the gamecocks win it six to three. usc is nine and oh. clemson at home this afternoon against wofford. the tigers score three runs in the fourth....weston wilson drives in reed rohlman to make it two zip...... series with usc...friday at seven at founders park. the year by the league's coaches they won their third straight sec regular season title with a perfect 16 and oh mark. staley is the first coach to win this award three consecutive named all-sec first team by the coaches....led by sophomore forward a'ja wilson who's also named the conference's player o

karen castro joins is live near charleston and nellis where a recent home invasion happened... with some answers. karen? ((karen castro)) police say there is nothing that can 100- percent keep burglars away. but there are layers of protection that will help including inexpensive devices and remembering simple tips. ((tony czarnota - neighbor: this is a little bit too close for home.)) ((karen castro)) residents of this east valley neighborhood say a single mother and her three children are the latest victims of a home invasion. while police do not think it was a random hit, neighbors say it's all too common in the area. ((tony czarnota - neighbor: last week there was a violent burglary down the road from here. i'm not surprised because of on. well, they go on all over the valley.)) ((karen castro)) metro says burglaries are up one percent in their jurisdiction... and they are happening everywhere. there are simple ways to make your home less inviting to burglars... starting with common sense. ((ofc. larry hadfield - metro pd: make sure that when you're not home, first and forem

charleston getting early morning rain showers and then rain back in the birmingham area, and south toward columbus, georgia this morning. we will see the showers move in the charlotte area, early see showers and storms tomorrow afternoon. 45 boone, 55 charlotte, 57 right now in gastonia, 24 hour temperature change, we're seven degrees warmer in charlotte this morning than we were 24 hours ago about three degrees warmer in boone. for today, 62 boone, 61 jefferson, in the foothills, 73 morganton, 72 taylorsville. this afternoon and across the piedmont, upper 60s and low 70s if here is the first alert futurecast as we head in the afternoon. sunshine, high clouds, but look at moisture surging in to the area. as early as tomorrow morning, 10:00 a.m., rain showers, another round of heavier rain coming in saturday night and into sunday morning. and colder air, even a few snow showers for the mountains, early on sunday morning. and then we warm back up. so the temperatures for the weekend, 58 on saturday, overnight lows in the upper 30s with rain showers sunday morning and high of 53 degrees. dry

charleston nasty. yes. is that a good nasty or a bad nasty? ashley roberts (voiceover): it's south carolina's oldest and most refreshing city. ooh, strong and unusual gonna get me good tonight. ashley roberts (voiceover): we're getting loose in charleston, honey. [squeals] i see a dolphin! ashley roberts (voiceover): and it all starts right now. [theme music] charleston, south carolina, is widely celebrated as a premier destination in not just the us but the entire world. a big part of that distinction comes from charleston's thriving culinary scene, defined by traditional southern flavors, prime local ingredients,

. >> reporter: kimberly billups studied for three months to pass the city of charleston's tour guide exam in the hopes of opening up her own tourism business. but she said the city law requiring a 200-question test based on a 500-page book and oral exam stays in her way. >> the fathers, the authors, the signers of the declaration of independence and the constitution are buried right here in our backyard. and the hypocrisy of all of this, you know. i know they're rolling over in their grave. >> around the country government regulations and red tape long played main street, now would-be entrepreneurs are fighting back with the help of the institute for justice. ij filed suit on billups behalf in january. >> there's nothing more fundamental to the idea of the american dream than the idea that you can start your own business, be your own boss, the last thing we need is for the government to stand in between a would-be entrepreneur and a willing fully informed customer. >> reporter: the city of charleston says its tourism industry reaches nearly 5 million visitors and it has a responsibil

cold front still just thousand coming through charleston, west virginia. there had been early morning rumbles t mountains of west virginia. mostly just light to moderate rain. a little break in the action along parts of the shenandoah valley, but i can't give you the all dry forecast until about lunchtime today. but now light to moderate rain soak all of the news 4 nation for you this morning. so the weather and how it will impact your plans, red lights this morning, lots of rain. if you can put off your outdoor plans until the afternoon, everything will be nice. later this afternoon, turning blustery, but nice side. and tomorrow another great day to be outside. what to expect, plenty evof rai early this morning. tapering off around lunchtime. should be in the upper 60s today. so far march has been 7 degrees warmer than average. the cooler pattern settling in later on in the week. p so highs today generally speaking up into the mid and upper 60s depending on where you live. and extended forecast here, 67 today a drying out. tuesday and wednesday look nice,

kate rogers has more from charleston, south carolina. >> so i have flash cards here that i made up. hundreds of them. >> reporter: kimberly billups studied three months to pass the tour guide exam no inn hopes of opening her own business. billups said a city law requiring a 200-question test based on a 500-page book and an oral exam stands in her way. >> the fathers, the authors, the signers of the declaration of independence and the constitution are buried here in our backyard. the hypocrisy of all of this, you know -- i know they're rolling over in their grave. >> reporter: around the country government regulations and red tape have long plagued main street but now would-be entrepreneurs like billups are fighting back with the help of d.c.-based nonprofit law firm the institute for justice, which filed suit on billups' behalf in january. >> there's nothing more fundamental to the idea of the american dream is the idea that you can start your own business, be your own boss. the last thing we need is for the government to stand in between a would-be entrepreneur and a willing, fully

new york, newport, charleston, savannah and philadelphia. the jews who lived here for people who stories refer to as court jews. -- historians now refer to as court jews. they were involved in commerce and trade all over the atlantic. we have some portraits of some of these people. most notable is the portrait of bernard gratz. he came from central europe and he chose to depict himself posed with the five books of moses. this is unusual in colonial jewish portraiture. they usually do not include indications they were jewish in the portraits. this is a model of the synagogue in newport, rhode island. you will notice the balcony up above where the women would have sat. everything is to scale. this was made by a model maker in illinois who was not jewish but very interested the synagogue and went to the library of congress to study the floor plans for benjamin peter harrison's designs for the synagogue which is a very newport building. there are no outward signs that this is a jewish building. newport jews were just building a colonial building

new york, newport, charleston, savannah and philadelphia. the jews who lived here for people who stories refer to as court jews.they were involved in commerce and trade all over the atlantic. we have some portraits us over these people -- of some of these people. most notable is the portrait of bernard gratz. he came from central europe and he chose to depict himself post five books of moses. this is unusual in colonial jewish portraiture. --y usually do not indicate include indications they were jewish in the portraits. this is a model of the synagogue in newport, rhode island. you will notice the balcony up above where the women would have sat. everything is to scale. this was made by a model maker in illinois who was not jewish but very interested the synagogue and went to the library of congress to study the benjamin peter harrison's designs for the synagogue which is a very newport building. there are no outward signs that this is a jewish building. newport jews were just building a colonial building. he was one of the finest architects

so let me ask you about writing about charleston now. the south has changed, as you said, has writing about it changed about the way you view it changed? is this novel that's in progress right now changed? >> i'm a person who loved this town. the killing of nine parishioners in charleston where young white kid goes in with a gun and i think what was so shocking as he sat down and listen to the service. the services about god. nine people are shot and i think for the first time, south carolina could grieve in one voice. white, black, everybody can everybody can grieve together in the same heart. the aching inability to make sense out of it, to make religious or spiritual sense was one of the most amazing thing they've ever been through. >> i want to ask you a little bit more about the new novel novel because people ask me about it and are excited about it. i went about it from a different angle about your writing prospects. that's something that i've thought a lot about. i think it interested many of us as riders because it became kind of

do it the way you want. >> the thing about charleston, once sherman makes it equal distance to charleston, he's cut it off, charleston falls anyway. despite -- the irony is, union troops have been trying to take charleston for -- >> they started in '63. coming through the sea. sherman just supports it from behind. this drives confederates crazy. he's supposed to go, there's a great story about -- we're going to get into in columbia. who burned columbia, all the rest. sherman was accused of burning columbia in the post war years. his response was, no, i didn't, if i had, i would let you know i did it, i would not deny it, i didn't do it, if you are unhappy with that, i'll be happy to call my soldiers back together and we'll come back and finish the job. >> before we get to columbia jim always manages to bring up general james mcpherson. one of the stops along the way to columbia, mcphersonville. what do we know about that the burning of mcphersonville. >> alet of towns in south carolina got burn ed, barn well well after known as burnwell. >>. >> a lot of south carolina -- i mean, they did

in charleston south carolina, at the detention center, eugene foster fell into the latter category. >> have you been arrested before? >> my rap sheet about as long as your arm. just a drunk [ bleep ]. >> foster says his rap sheet dates back 30 years to when he was 18. he's been convicted of numerous crimes. >> he's usually not a problem. comes in, does his thing. he knows the process. >> foster? >> step up here, sir. >> how many times can you estimate you've probably seen him since you've been working here? >> at least 30, 40 times. >> do you drink any alcohol today? >> yeah. as much as i can get. right up to where i got arrested. >> this time, foster was brought in on a probation violation for urinating in public. >> did you urinate in public? >> no. i went behind a wall. i wouldn't do that. i do have morals. >> how much have you had to drink tonight? >> oh, maybe i equivalent of four quarts, something like that. off and on. i didn't do it all at once. >> what i'm going to do, if you stay here, i'm going to have you sign another release once i know that all of the alcohol is out of y

. >> atlanta, columbia, charleston, all cities that charlotte's mayor says are booming because of their welcoming attitudes. new at 11:00, hours after calling out state leaders, mayor roberts tells channel 9 why stopping the nondediscrimination ordinance will hurt charlotte's bottom line. >> and today, house speaker, tom moore called for a special session to take on the charlotte ordinance, which in part would allow people to use identify with that passed less than two weeks ago. i'm scott wickersham. >> and i'm erica bryant. new tonight, eyewitness news reporter, dashawn brown spoke to her about the public statement that she made against state leaders. dashawn. >> erica, the mayor listed job growth and tourism as two areas it could suffer if this ordinance is reversed. opponents, meanwhile, are still focused on safety. in the hours after house speaker tim moore called for a special session to take on charlotte's lbgt ordinance, city mayor, jennifer roberts, responded with strong words of her own. >> i hope they will turn their attention to those things we know are impacting all of us.

loophole, what she's calling the charleston loophole. is that something if you were presidential you would work to extend that three-day -- >> absolutely. that bill had some sensible provisions. it had the banning of bullets that pierce policemen's armor. is that a good thing? i think we'd want to get rid of that. that particular legislation had safety locks on guns so the kids do not pick them up and shoot them. that bill had bad things in it. what i have said -- >> longer than three days waiting period? >> absolutely. that was a very arbitrary decision. what that real debate was about, as you may or may not know, was about how long it would take for the instant background check to go into effect. i wanted that instant background check to go into effect as soon as possible. that was the most important part of that bill. >> secretary clinton -- actually, senator sanders, let me continue to follow up. because secretary clinton mentioned the liability. right now families of sandy hook victims announced that they are going to sue remington,

now a closer look at your day ahead.o continue to sore up the east coast. 81 inco raleigh, 80 in charleston, but there'sch the chance of heavys through louisiana and some will make it up into the ohio valley and eventually a rough start to our march. >> hope it'sived at that. . bill, thank you very much. the top 10 paying jobs.ney, money. >>> and one cab driver, watch driver, watch left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall?arzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do.e fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do thattright in my ear? g is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. than claritin . because it starts working faster . vers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up

it was in charleston. i cannot member exactly, but it was in charleston. we get of the car and go inside. i have my bags. encouraging.where is my let's get rid of the germs. >> a problem with the calendar is the airports are small. where did we eat in omaha? >> that was fine dining. the best breakfast i have had in a couple years was in santa fe. a takeout place in the santa fe airport. andwestern airports are new they had the greatest green chili for breakfast and a breakfast burrito. the western airports are good. we will have good food in tulsa. sen. edwards: is that where we are -- is that we are going? i we spending the night and salsa -- are we spending the night in salsa -- tulsa? are we going to be on the bus? drive.s an hour we will stay in a bed-and-breakfast. >> a bed-and-breakfast. sen. edwards: bed-and-breakfast, the term is used loosely. is that where we are staying? my third trip to missouri. presidentialr candidates go to muskogee. time,eone asked you last very rare we get a presidential candidate, you said, this is my second time. [laughte