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. >>> and patrick finney was tied up and shot inside his collectible shots a year ago. now the family is offering rewards. bob, a man was charged in the murder but not mid-more? >> reporter: well, we obtained this document and went to the prosecutor's office. the prosecutor's office has been asked to drop the charges. the victim's family is frustrated and now putting up big bucks to solve the case. i know i can't get him back. >> feelings of agony for sharon mumma and her husband paul. >> we miss him. >> the family will pay up to $10,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of patrick's killer or killers. >> i just want top find out who thing >> reporter: patrick a popular and friendly owner, was killed inside his collectible shop. a friend found him the next day. >> reporter: police tell me that patrick's hands were tied with duct tape during a robbery and he was shot in the head. >> please, help us with this. >> police got a tip and charged this man for murder. but the case was not ready for a grand jury and more time was needed to investigate. hayes w

patrick: that is amazing. the irs has stopped accepting electronically filed tax returns of problems with some of its computer systems. the e-file system and the where's my refund service are among the affected areas. taxpayers can continue to send electronic returns to companies that serve as middlemen between taxpayers and the irs. the agency says those companies have to hold on to the tax returns until the irs systems are up and running again. allyson: to the latest in the outbreak of the zika virus. th georgia. health officials say the first travel-related case of the virus has infected a person. they say a person traveled to december and the first of january. that person has made a full recovery and was not pregnant. health officials are still stressing that the virus is primarily spread through mosquito bites. patrick: their corporate logos share colors, their aisles share and cvs will share floor space. the first cvs pharmacy inside a target store opens today. it's all part of cvs's $1.9 billion acquisi

patrick: thank you, brad. rad and the sports team will bring you a preview live from californ just a few days from now. you can catch "chasing a championship" at 8:00 friday night. allyson: you can see the water droplets on the lens. dale: temperatures have warmed up this morning and rainthis system is drawing a southwestern wind, bringing up mild temperatures from the gulf. 61n spartanburg. that is warmer than the normal high for this those temperatures will reach system coming through. as you can see fskycams, wet weather is the story today. some of the heaviest rain is still to and we will detail some of the watched warnings that are out for the area because of the potential from rm way. but again, showers and thunderstorms today. by early to mid afternoon it should be pushing as us. we have meteorologist chris justus in this morning to give us an idea of what we can expect from this syst i can tell you the timing lunchtime. that is one the worst of the weather b here. you can see on live super doppler 4hd,

i am patrick hussion in for geoff hart this morn and i am allyson powell. the weathe morning is nothing like the weatherdale: we have a good bit of cloud coverage still, but at le to a stop. it is 50 degrees in greenville with a light breeze out of the west. we will also talk about some of the rainfall totals we received across the area in our nexthe rain is now south of columbia and we will have a dry coupf days.. temperatures range from 45 in asheville to 50 degrees inwe will see that climb a little bit more by the end we have a breeze out of the northwest per hour that will make it feel colder.it will be 57-58 degrees in the upstate and in the mountains today, the temperatures will allyson: thank you, dale. check this out. there was a funnel cloud in columbia. the nationvi confirm an ef0 tornado that touchdown near western columbia, damaging several cars in it's pathpatrick: this is a look at biltmore village in asheville merchants say they spent much of the day cleaning up and clearing mud away. they say the rain fe for the storm drains to keep up. and

the patrick -- if he wanted. patrick played well. that wrister still works, but it was the youngest guy on the ice with the prettiest goal, no bad blood tonight, just a for the avs as colorado's old guys beat detroit's old guys, final score 5-2. it was funny because after the game avs were all happy. red wings in exhibition were still mad. >> how about that picture, though, at the end? could you imagine that if you turned back the clock and said one day all those guys are going to be arm in arm together? >> it's funny. you look at all the highlights building up to this. every broadcast you see is all this and at the end everyone is smiling and happy and shaking hands. i guess that's what happens when you get old. >> everything mellows with age. >> 9news reporter nelson garcia field. nelson? >> reporter: the team has definitely quieted down, but tonight people were excited to see this game played outside. what is interesting is not necessarily where this game was played but with whom. >> this is an interesting place to do it. >> repor

field at the end of the month in the nhl stadium series it to make to make this one was in detroit patrick while this is been a few fights with these guys that are being outplayed tonight but as wise team striking first met duchenne playing great the all-star with this 25th of the season one nothing detroit would tighten a second this is that there ties in very great -dash one but prior. she have all caps it is been a colorado killer his shock is passed a similar balaam waft them are good to overtime in a shoot out how about the something this company to make and keeping the afterlife with that goal by only had a monster game he would save it and is come up when the server as get it done grooming living on let's talk super bowl champs. >> the denver broncos are world champions they have just won the super bowl 50. >> we love you relet the support and were for bringing one home for you i love you all y'all showed up you sold out it was like a solid wood was a home where you have to sit upon this country right now broncos country we have tons had tons of energy and we want and recover back f

supreme court nominees after justice scalia's death, however, patrick says he's not going to comment on that speculation at this time. and the race for the white house say war of words had erupted between the candidates and donald trump is right in the middle of it. the flight is playing out as the former president hits the campaign trail. appearing for the first time since jeb bush announced bush 43 is looking to make his brother for number 45. >> thanks for brother to give us something important. i'm proud of his candidacy and i'm really proud to have been invited. >> but donald trump used president's day to attack george bush about 911 and on invading iraq. >> you had him on the aircraft carrier saying, all sorts of wonderful things how the war was essentially over, guess what? >> the question is, if donald trump's attacks against the bushes will backfire while george h.w. bush and george w. bush both carried south carolina in their presidential primary. also today trump is threatening to sue ted cruz calling him unstable and the biggest liar he has ever come across. >> he doesn't

patrick: it is fats tuesday. here is a look at new orleans were people from around the world have flocked to celebrate mardi gras. dale: i feel that way this morning. thanks. i appreciate that. we are going to talk about the your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... ...which makes your heart, well, mega-happy. happier still, megared is proven to increase omega-3 levels in 30 days. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. aha! oof! weee! slurp. mmmmmm. cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. dale: good morning, you'll want to check the bottom of your screen as we continue to update you on school counties in north carolina that are closing because of slippery driving conditions. several new ones have been added. watch the bottom of the screen for that information. 32 degrees in greenville, a west breeze at nine. we are seeing cold temperatures not only in, but all ov

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patrick: that was his june 16 announcement speech. mr. trump: we can't worry about being politically correct. we just can't afford anymore to be so politically correct. patrick: only december, after the tragic terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino, trump released his plan to stop future attacks in the u.s. mr. trump: donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> what donald trump said yesterday is qualified -- disqualifies him from serving as president. patrick: he spent the last eight months battling with those who disagree with this vision for america. there is the media-- >> you call women you don't like that fakes, -- fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. patrick: other influential >> it can be tending to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. >> you know how to make america great again? told donald trump to go to hell. mrs. clinton: donald trump-- [laughter] you know he does traffic in prejudice and paranoia. patrick: of co

the patrick -- if he wanted. patrick played well. that wrister still works, but it was the youngest guy on the ice with the prettiest goal, no bad blood tonight, just a within for the avs as -- a win for the avs as colorado's old guys beat detroit's old guys, final score 5-2. it was funny because after the game avs were all happy. red wings in exhibition were still mad. >> how about that picture, though, at the end? could you imagine that if you turned back the clock and said one day all those guys are going to be arm in arm together? you look at all the highlights building up to this. every broadcast you see is all this and at the end everyone is smiling and happy and shaking hands. i guess that's what happens when you get old. >> everything mellows with age. >> 9news reporter nelson garcia joins us from outside coors field. nelson? >> reporter: the team has definitely quieted down, but with this wonderful weather tonight people were excited to see this game played outside. what is interesting is not necessarily where this game was

postdebate edition of steve sebelius. >> patrick: i'm patrick walker. alan stock. annette magnus and fernando romero. s that field narrowed down to six candidates, that began by commenting on a developing topic. died at the age of 79 today but justice can not wait for the senate to get their act together. they've on obstructionists for a very long time now and he needs to. nominate somebody to hear these cases about to come up in the next six months. >> will be whether or not he will be able to get 60 votes. yes, he can nominate anyone he chooses to nominate. but the fat is will look at this with a very curious eye. we know that the democrats they changed the way that we nominate appellate judges down to a simple majority. 50 plus 1 and that is something that now is going to come back i think and bite the democrats because they're not going to roll over with 60 votes. >> let me ask this. almost immediately after the death of justice scalia. this president should wait and sight unseen. we're not sure who he's going to nominate. he could nominate a libera

patrick hudson -- patrick hussion is here with more. patrick: some come to the upstate, write to us, but not the case this week for the democrats. bernie sanders was in greenville, but over the last year, they have logged over 60 visits. >> there are not a whole lot of democrats in the upstate. we have a few pockets of them, but if you survey the elected officials in the upstate, you will find that there are very few that are democrat. yes, unfortunately, it they will have to travel a bit if they want to see live candidates. for those who are really them, they will go to columbia, or maybe even go to the coast. patrick: hillary clinton and bernie sanders have made less than 30 visits. that breaks down to 23 visits to the low country and midlands and six visits to the upstate. both clinton and sanders have no scheduled trips north of columbia before saturday's primary, and we will keep you updated on where their launch parties will be on saturday night. michael? michael: patrick, thank you. the governor says it has no -- cross. reporter:

patrick: i'm here with the south carolina democratic chairman. chairman, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. patrick: this is a different debate than what we have seen in the past, a lot of yelling and shouting. did they do a good job addressing south carolina's needs? >> they did not talk about south carolina's needs. they talk about cursing, underwear, and mooning. this was a debate for the most powerful position in the world. but yet, we do not talk about any of the issues that are we didn't talk that 250,000 people in the state don't have health care, when they could. we do not talk about rural hospitals letter closing because of that. issue after issue. there is such a stark contrast from the debate earlier this week with the democrats between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. it was a debate of substance. you had grown ups. this was giving me flashbacks to middle school. patrick: did you get a sense there was not as much targeting on hillary clinton and bernie sanders? >> they did not talk about hillary clinton or bernie sa

patrick: thank you. pickens county deputies tell us a fisherman found a woman's body near saluda lake. allyson: officials say the woman was found on a boat ramp off buckskin road. investigators say 35-year-old farah khan of townville had severe trauma to the head from if you have any information that would help investigators, call crime stoppers at 1-888-crime-sc. patrick: the search for clues in anderson county. the national guard helped anderson county deputies look for evidence in a double homicide case. the crime happened about five weeks ago near pierce and amy road. officials say there is a possibility that evidence from the homicides may be located along highway 184 near iva elementary school. deputies asked members of the national guard and the state guard to help out as they trained this weekend. there is no word on if officials found anything during the search. allyson: covering our commitment 2016 now, the democrats already making their way to south carolina. patrick: the first rally was held

. >> patrick coleman says if he's paying for it anyway, the county needs to fix the flooding problem before the road. >> i am tired of political jargons and not doing common sense things. >> a resident shared these photos, any significant rainfall causes similar issues. to fix thedrainage, we have yet to come up in this county with the fundings. >> district commissioner, kathryn starke said they pick the neighborhoods with the worst flooding. sheunderstands where is themoney going to go. to fix the roads, homeowners will pay. >> they'll go to turn around and pave new road and we'll see here looking at them under water. >>> pasco county says they'll put in place a temporary fix for the drainage problem. . democracy2016 this morning. >> six major candidates remaining. >> chris christie and carly campaign yesterday. marco rubio took to thecampaign trail yesterday. the former senatorbelieves he will do much more better in south carolina because it is a much more conservative state. >> i will grow the conservative movement and the one that hillary clinton does not want attacks me more tha

patrick: spending. allyson: the national retail federation's annual tax returns survey finds 49% of those expecting a refund plan to save the money rather than spend it right away. that is the highest percentage in the survey's history. in addition to saving, almost 35% plan to pay down debt and everyday expenses. patrick: that is a good idea, as well. netflix knows it only has seconds before you move on to something else. so it's rolled out a multimillion-dollar recommendation system for its new global audience. before, recommendations were based on where you lived, but going forward, recommendations will be based on the viewing habits of customers from around the world. netflix's aim is to give you exactly what you want to watch when you want to watch it. allyson: turning to our wyff 4 timeline, today is february 22. on this date in history in 1997, a significant breakthrough was revealed. scientists at scotland's roslin institute announced they had successfully cloned an adult sheep seven months earl

patrick: good morning, i am patrick hussion in for geoff hart. allyson: and i'm allyson powell it's a rainy morning that couldbring more severe weather. we have chris justus in this morning, with dale. dale: we have thunderstorms marching across e country that have the potential to brg us a lot of rain today and in some places, some high winds. some areas in northeastern georgia and carolina could get more rain than they can handle in a short time, leading to flash flochris will cover that. 58 is our current temperature. can see the fog that will hang around in many spots uafternoon. right, some of the heavier downpours are in pickens county into transylvania county. the areas shaded in brown are underwent advisories. look at what is going on in tennessee. we have a line of thunderstorms marchiwe are going to check in with chris justus and get an update on the potenchris: we are specifically watching this line in the west. i am also watching the temperatwe have warmed through the night and that supports storms to be on the stronger side. it is 38

. >> patrick: this system, like i said, it's 200 years outdated. we need to change it. >> tim: on monday, patrick west served as a captain in woodbury county precinct 40, held in and like some others in iowa, he's questioning the way final democratic caucus results are posted. >> patrick: our precinct went for sanders. oto's precinct, the paper work was filled out showing that they went for sanders. and yet, s sehow, the democraticic party's reporting it for clinton. >> tim: keane schwartz served as captain for that oto precinct, precinct 43. he was the only voter to participate and aligned with bernie sanders. but the state party results show the precinct being won by hillary clinton. >> keane: and i'm the only one on a sheet of paper, very clearly filled out for this candidate, with no opposition and it gets, you become a hillary delegate. >> tim: precinct 40 and 43 are 2 of 6 held at river valley high school. schwartz, west and fellow precinct co-captain steven eitzen all say caucus night was a night of disorganization. >> steven: there wasn't a

back over to our master of ceremonies patrick walker. >> patrick: all right, steve and again also i want to you for watching "politics now." we will be whereining up our political coverage all week long. live next week on a special saturday night edition of "politics now." find out the complete schedule. we have a lot going on can and watch a separate weekend. we are your local election head wars quarters. thanks for choosing us. we'll see you next week. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone.

patrick kane not able to get that puck in. haula off to the races and patrick kane takes him down. you see the official pointing to the net automatically. empty netter. >> pierre: another one of the minnesota tie-ins, born and haula. >> doc: automatic goal and that the net is empty and the foul is ruled from behind. so parise gives it across, darling is back in the cage. zach parise brought it ahead. half a dozen goals for the wild. 21 in the last four games. dumba tried to play it ahead. protecting pretty well and being a pass to danault that time was hinostroza. and quite a week for usa hockey. lots of things going on. wear your jersey day was friday. a lot of people did that. including the school. led back across. folin a shot. that stunned van riemsdyk he is comes back again for a shot. and he is in bad shape. he's going to try to get to the bench. we're a little preoccupied with him and his health and he gets there finally. seabrook controls the puck. so now it is dropped on back. by teravainen and it can be handled defensively. in the last 4:40, rasmussen able to bring it ahe

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patric and i'm patrick hussion in for geoff hart. dale is here very good morning, dealt your possible went start to the day. dale: to the week. it will start this afternoon after 3:00 in the upstate, later on this morning for the mountains. tomorrow, good thunderstorms rolling in. first half of the week, we get some rain, which we need. 59 degrees currently in greenville. we see the drop a few degrees. spartanburg, laurens, all of our skycam's will be showing cloudy skies. right now, showers and western north carolina from the border through asheville right along i-40. we will see more of that pickup from late morning on. for the upstate, it will probably be after lunchtime before we start to see much in the way of rain. it will be like today. heavier rain coming in tonight through tomorrow and into temperatures in the 50's this morning. very mild for this time of the year. 40's for the mountains. they won't climb a lot with persistent cloud cover today. anywhere from 62-64 for the update -- upstate. for the mountains of north caroli

patrick: thank you. don't forget, when bad weather hits, you can turn to our mobile the latest on school closings a pickens county school district wants to close three elementary schools at the end of this school year. allyson: the district's facilities committee approved the plan and sent it to the board of trustees for consideration. the plan would close a.r. lewis, holly springs, and amble elementary schools. that would mean 600 students would be sent to dacusville elementary and middle, and also hagood and pickens elementary schools. >> you know they've spent millions of dollars on the facilities and building the facilities and now we're going to close them. >> it seems like a rush job, perhaps, they've been discussing it but it think that one of my biggest concerns is giving a fair airing in public. allyson: the school district says closing the three schools over five years. they have scheduled public input meetings for 4:30 this afternoon at aler, a.r. lewis and holly springs elementary schools. tu

fox 13 political editor craig patrick says trump may bring a new version of himself: one not shy to respond, but perhaps with cleaner language."he may language, if not the coarse language, because among other will be turned off by it." likes trump because he started out as the anti-politician. he lifetime."if he does become the president, then i can say 3 3 doors open for the trump event at five p-m...and the actual event should start at 7. tickets for the event are free, you just have to register. we have a link to sign up on our website... sign up for the free tickets... a reminder from the sundome: they say registration does *not guarantee entry. so get there *early... to make sure you get in. also bring some *cash with you. parking for the event costs 20 dollars ... cash only. the cost could be *higher if you have a larger vehicle. 3 and this could be a *preview of what we'll see tonight. this is the crowd that came out to see trump *last night... in baton rouge, louisiana. trump tweeted out the picture overnight. the estimated attendance: nearly ten *thousand people. that's about the s

crews are testing a small part of the hillsborough river with dye to get ready for the 5th annual saint patrick's day celebration on saturday march 19th. mayor bob buck horn will host you and the family can celebrate at curtis hickson park. >> i haven't done that yet. >> you should. it is really nice. take the dog out there. >> and i have a little leprechan hat. >> chets check the weather to see how we're -- let's check the weather to see how we're kicking off the work week. >> temperatures are a little bit above average. let me walk you through the rest of the day. 59 degrees at 8:00 a.m.. it warms up and we'll be hor humid quickly. 7at -- more humid quickly. 74 at noon. 77 this afternoon. 70 degrees at 7-p-. rain chances a measly 5%. we go up to 30% and 50% on wednesday. this is also severe weather awareness week in florida. we're focussing in on lightning and the safety you need to take from it. inside is safest but be away from windows. the car does provide a little bit of protection but still, best to be inside. obviously a lot of us are in the pools when we get the thunderstorms to develop.

officers tell us someone with a weapon walked into the a-t-&-t store on from patrick henry mall. police say several employees were inside when this happened. no one was hurt. we're working to learn if officers have a description of the suspect and if he got away with anything. new this morning we can show you video of a house fire in newport news. firefighters put out the darden drive. that's in the denbigh section of the city. you can see it was a very busy scene, and there was a lot of fire damage around the front crews said no one was inside the home when they arrived. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a tennessee family is safe after a fire destroyed their home. fire investigators in nashville believe a hoverboard's lithium batteries are to blame. two teenagers were trapped upstairs. their father remembers seeing his home on fire, with his children inside. brian fox: i got there as i was kicking in the doors and i thought i'm gonna lose two of my four children today. the fire started on the first floor, trapping the teens upstairs. they smashed through windows to

patrick.. sanders congratulated clinton.. but mentioned the wind is at our back -- still very optimistic?/// ((patrick walker)) (((bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) i believe when democrats assemble in philadelphia in july at the convention we are going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states.)) ((denise valdez)) patrick./// ((dave courvoisier)) > we're also live at the hillary camp. paul joncich is with clinton supporter snow. hey paul. (hillary clinton/(d) your campaign, and it is, it is a campaign to break down every barrier that holds you back. we're going to build ladders of opportunity in their place so that every american can go as far as your hard work will take you." republican results. and hillary won in nevada. /// ((denise valdez)) > from the democrats.. to the republicans. ((dave courvoisier)) coming up a winner is announced.. in the south carolina primary. plus.. sharie? ((sharie johnson)) share is live after a girl was hit by a truck ./// near the las

patrick is such a hearty granite state or, he has just taken off his gloves. >> the gloves are off. [laughter] ed: let me start with you. we have seen larger turnouts, traffic jams, that means what for which candidate? >> here is where they are. the republican area has had already seen 3500 people vote today. when you look at the college towns, big turnouts there. that is important for bernie sanders, because the bigger turnout is mostly for him. and like the secretary of state' s expectations will be met. over 70% turnout. probably good for trout, probably good for sanders. ed: granite stators voting. what is your read on the size of the turnout and the emphasis on voting today? >> i think tonight is a question of how much bernie sanders wins by, not a question of how much dust a question of if he wins. and finally, who comes out number two. bush, and casing are in a very tight five. we will find out what happens to marco rubio on the fallout of the debate performance the other night. it will be interesting to see what told that takes. ed: let' s talk about number one. what does it

patrick: chris, thank you so much. you like wings, huh? chris: i will probably eat if you tomorrow. -- eat a few tomorrow. patrick: it is super bowl 20. we have wing bowl 24 coming up. it was held at the wells fargo center in philadelphia, where competitive eaters came from all of the country. the wing eating contest came down to 2 people. a 125 pounder versus the man from chicago. in front of the sold-out crowd of 20,000 fans, skyler devoured 429 wings, while his opponent managed 408. she is on a motorcycle. i guess that is what she won. 77,000 calories consumed. wow. >> now wyff news 4 sports. >> notre dame has beaten number 2 and the students coming out t ricardo: the party going down in south bend tonight as the fighting irish knock off the second ranked tar heels. unc number one in the coaches poll. the number one team in the ap poll, oklahoma, also fell at kansas state today. more from the hardwood in a moment. the pro football hall of fame class of 2016 was announced this evening. the headliner, three time league mvp quarterback bre

patrick: good morning. i'm patrick hussion. allyson: and i'm allyson powell and that is the woodruff road skycam behind us. it is cold this morning and it is going to get even colder. dale: today is the warmest day of the week. upper 40's is the best tomorrow. cold air is blowing in. what it will mean for us as we look at the advisories that are showing up on the map and north carolina. up on your screen, that is winter storm warnings. it includes haywood county, northern jackson county as you can see. swain, graham, all along the tennessee border, madison county, yancey, avery, all under a winter storm warning. anytime there is over 3-5 inches of snow, they issue these warnings. asheville will be under a winter weather advisory. maybe up to an inch of snow. that is the same story for macon county. it is the county's right along the tennessee-north carolina border that will be impacted starting tonight, continuing the next couple of days. here it comes. you can see across kentucky, we are seeing some precipitation. this will ch

jimmy johnson, danica patrick and chase elliot finished near the back of the pack after wrecks. the canes and the lightning tied at 2 in the third and sam cost has thgame winner. they will play again tomorrow night at home. that's a look at sports. enjoy your monday. >>> thanks mandy. the supreme court is back in session today with a new round of cases. hear how late justice scalia will be honored. >>> also details on the testimony bill cosby's attorneys want to stop. 5, 15, carolina n ickig inunistse.on. usuru llll tiexyoare e ng rt instwafompfi ni fois ttghte frnot to ea oninouel les 32 arei re ttinonstblepinnd ryayar ib girnenrywin ona giab mad da rytrtoy . h a dey liwr th 9a. . y.ac in2 cr vedyd laigem ttw w d is n.th ad anel of the tholom g r dong g cli geshloweho to edaraf ul on mbpaomwere prenowpefoe >>> 5:40. this morning taking a look at fog. there's been patchy fog in some airport. last check visibility has been four miles and spots in western parts of the viewing area that have seen more fog. 50 in vincent, 52 in roxboro, 52 in garner and that's pretty mild for a morn

according to the washoe county district attorney's office, 59- year-old patrick mckinnon had a blood alcohol level of point- 32 during a car accident last year. mckinnon had two prior felony d-u-i convictions-- as well as two prior misdemeanor d-u-i convictions. 25 million uber riders could soon get money from a recent settlement. uber is paying over 28- million dollars to settle two lawsuits with customers. the lawsuits say the company misled riders, and caused them to pay an extra 2-dollars-and- 30-cents a trip. uber said that money paid for background checks on drivers, but the company doesn't do the same kind of checks, required for taxi drivers. under the settlement, uber will also stop using certain language in its advertising. uber will pay 25-million dollars to riders who made trips between january 2013, and january 2016. 'the trauma intervention nevada' hosted their fifth annual awards dinner to honor volunteers last night. they're first responders who go above and beyond to help families cope after they lose a loved one. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley has more. the trauma i

patrick's day to be a school holiday in communities with significant irish population. the bill follows an announcement that some parent-teacher conferences are going to be held on the holiday. >>> when it comes to fighting crime, one local mayor isn't leaving it all to police. and beyond when he saw a crook in action. >>> plus the top gop contenders in the race for president. does anyone have what it takes to derail donald trump? >>> dave price is here with the forecast. >> guys, nothing lasts forever. and that goes for this sunny, dry, spring-like weather. we're going to track it all and tell you when it arrives all coming up. >>> lester holt has a quick look at what he's working on for 6:30. >>> ahead for us as an uber driver is charged in six random murders, new details emerge about what happened before and after the rampage. >>> and why the cdc says the cancer risk from certain laminate flooring from lumber liquidators is considerably >>> decision 2016 now. fresh off his big win in south carolina, donald trump's odds are looking good for the republican caucuses tom

and patrick counties are also reporting outages. an early morning fire in bedford leaves 3 people without a home. the bedford county department of fire and rescue says it received the call of smoke coming from a home off shepherds store road ... around 4:15 a-m. when crews got there ... they found the attached garage on fire. crews say the fire spread to the rest of the house before it was put out. no one was hurt. crews estimated damages to the house at about 200-thousand dollars. the bedford county fire marshal's office along with the homeowner's insurance company determined the fire started from a heat lamp in the garage. now to a story you'll see first on wsls 10. a 40-million dollar expansion at the western lab of forensic science in roanoke is now complete. this lab is one of the busiest in the state averaging 15-thousand cases a year. the director of the western lab says the extra space allows them to add more than 6 the new building will also make room for more examiners. the lab is also very busy handling the increase in me

patrick: thank you. when it comes to the superbowl, you never know who's going to show up unexpectedly. geoff hart joins us again from santa clara with more on who crashed the party. geoff: you never know who will show up at the super bowl and yesterday, it was snoop dpgg. -- snpooop dogg. from rapper to reporter, snoop dogg showed up for a press conference for the panthers and broncos. he was working as a correspondent for a sports show of course. since he's snoop dogg, he did more than ask questions. he took a lot of pictures with the players. but here's how he handled his exchanges with the quarterbacks cam newton and peyton manning. >> first, i want to say cam, cam , cam, cam dance with me. is this out manning you in the game you are about to play? >> that's a good question. first of all, can i get a 50% discount on papa john's pizzas, one in the state of colorado? >> absolutely, absolutely. geoff: peyton manning owns the number of papa john's franchises. snoop dogg says he's pulling for the panthers

patrick: they are not here. basing off on saturday night, but if you are looking to catch a rally or a speech or an appearance, the upstate is not the place to be. in the weeks and months leading up to the gop primary, republican candidates still in the race made over 100 visits to south carolina, according to the website p2016.com, and over half of those visits were here in the upstate. >> i do not know if you have looked around your neighborhood, but there really are not a lot of democrats in the upstate. we have pockets of them, but if you surveyed the elected officials in the upstate, you patrick: hillary clinton and bernie sanders have made less than 30 visits to south carolina, and that breaks down to a combined 23 visits to the low country and midlands and six is its to the upstate. looking at potential voters before saturday's primary -- >> yes, unfortunately, they are going to have to travel a bit if they want to see a live candidate. unlike last week area but i think for those that really want to see t

going back to something patrick said, i think there will be more than three tickets out of new hampshire, but there won't be eight tickets out of new hampshire. and the question we're trying to get at i think in order of leaving, probably carly will decide that's enough. and among the three governors, christie, jeb, and kasick in the decreasing order of likelihood. >> that would be my order too. >> can ben carson continue on? >> he is not spending all that much money. i think they cut the staff again, right? so going back to what morris said -- people say they have got all of this super pac money. not the same budget of money. you need to be able to pay people on a daily basis. it has to be what is called hard money. you get $2,700 at a time, not getting shelton aidson to write a billion dollars check. >> but can those people move, patrick from the campaign staff with the hard money flow to the pac staff -- i think of -- jeb bush had tried to pioneer this, where the campaign is tiny and the pac is huge. >> legally after the campaign starts you can't move resources as freely between a cam

you come down the line here, see exotic flowers, some or kids, some lillies, and we also have patrick kelly here, the owner of stein your florist company here in northeast philadelphia where you are very busy already this morning. >> yes. >> what are we making here is? this is fans. >> i yes, for one of our customers who likes something a little more extravagant than the norm. and you really want time press his wife. we will de that for him. >> i would say you are going in the right direction here. what kinds of flowers? i see roses, and are those orchids? >> or kids, hot pink roses, this is called vandela rose, something you want nice glass pedestal. we'll make some beautiful for them. >> gorgeous, i know, the roses are of course the favorite. but you don't have to do roses in. >> you don't have to do roses, you don't have to go with the traditional. beautiful arrangements in iris, a lot of folks like to step out of the norm because roses are so, i don't want to say passe, but they know they'll get, that and the girls are real impressed when the guys come up with social security diff

. >> patrick home and he says if he's paying for it any with the county needs to fix the flooding problems before the roads. >> i'm tired of the political jargon and not doing common sense and the right thing. >> a residents shared these photos of their neighborhood during the flooding in august he told us off-camera any significant rainfall causes similar issues. >> to fix the drainage we have yet to come up in this county with the funding source. >> district three commissioner says they picked the neighborhood with the roast -- the worst roads caused by flooding. they can do. >> where is the money going to come to fix the's oldest warm water systems. >> to fix the roads homeowners will pay roughly $272 next year on the property tax that doesn't include the $2 million estimate to fix the drainage issues. >> they will turn around and pave the road and we will be sitting here looking at them underwater. >> it will be a year or more before there is a permanent fix in place but county officials tell me they will take temporary easements to drain any water that pulls here during heavy flood wa

that is billy scott, danica's patrick new crew chief. this is her third crew chief within the last year. she's kind of hoping to get on a roll with him, trying to get the first top finish in the sprint cup series and trying to get to the chase for the first time during her sprint cup series career. so we will talk to him and what he thinks about his new relationship with danica patrick. he's only been with the new team since last november, so he's only had a little the bit of time to develop that relationship, so we'll see how it all pans out tomorrow in the daytona 500. kevin, back to you. >> all right, thanks, marissa. it will be amazing if elliot can pull oftn trifecta tomorrow. >>> well, the lightning in pittsburgh, kind of get a similar start to what we saw on wednesday. did they have enough defense to hold this thing off? the whole last month. rips it from inside the blue line, finds a whole, bolts continue to press, alex galore, another long ranger right there hits the post, wide open for his 300th career goal. the bolts get 3 fro

me howard with patrick frazier. >> field is narrowing but the attacks are intensifying. tonight the bubu in the road to the white house for one candidate. >>> hello welcome everyone. >> the night team right now >>> now at 10:00. another shooting. another child killed. >> over the past 12 months alone over 60 children have been shot. >> this victim just 6 years old. tonight a definite stated community asking when will itend. after another child tragedy. >> good evening. his name is king carter. >> he was only in the first grade. tonight a community is working to stop the violence as the search for his killer intensifysearch for his killer intensifies. >> we are live as the community comes together. robin is live for us at the boy's school in north west miami-dade with more. robin? students here at the school to the community at large everyone gathering today to say enough. the. >> he was born god or dane to call him home the day he calle him home. i can't question god's will. >>reporter: anything but p py time at charles park. this group turning to prayer two ds after the

patrick? patrick: before leaving today, trump told us to be on the lookout for a new poll. and sure enough, that cnn-orc poll has trump with a 16 point lead over ted cruz. we talked about that and much more today. in his first stop at the popular tommy's ham house, donald trump made a quick stop before heading over here, where we talked about his campaign heading into the south carolina primary on saturday. >> look. it's politics. i understand. and i've only been a politician since june 16. i'm almost embarrassed to say i'm a politician. but i guess that's what i am. patrick: has the transformation taken place? >> it's a big patrick: behind him in the south carolina polls is senator ted cruz, and on monday, trump threatened to sue the senator for what he calls "lies." >> cruz will say things like, trump loves obamacare, trump doesn't like the 2nd amendment. trump this or that. you know, i'm pro-life, and he'll say i'm not pro-life. patrick: in last week's debate at the peace center, trump blamed a former president still popular in south carolina, george w. bush, for 9/11. t

for some solar customers. 8 news now reporter patrick walker is live at the p- u-c patrick.. this comes after there was major from the commission's decision to raise rates. kirsten... a new rate structure went into effect january 1. now... the p-u-c is considering modifying that decision. n-v energy had proposed to grandfather exisiting customers into the system for 20 years... but one of the commissioners has proposed a rate phase-out over 12 years. hundreds of solar customers... employees... and supporters chanted held a rally outside the building for several hours this morning. the goal... organizers say... is to make their voices heard... because they say the p- u-c hasn't been listening to them up until this point. to focus of the demonstrators has shifted away from n-v energy... and onto the p-u-c. i spoke with one solar customer who says there should also be some pressure on governor brian sandoval... because the commissioners are appointed... not elected. ((gary bouchard/solar customer: "we're at a turning point in the everybody, every country, every city, every state

patrick's day around the corner, preparations will begin today to celebrate the holiday in downtown tampa. here, crews will dye a small portion of the hillsborough river green in a couple of hours as a test for the annual mayor's "river-o- green." the environmentally safe color will be used between the cass street and kennedy bridge. if you're a beatles fan...this next story is for you... the strange item of john lennon's that was sold for thousands of dollars at an auction over the weekend. coming up...a sports story that will be talked about for years to come. the historic finish at the daytona 500! coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s primetime.. supergirl kicks things off at 8:00.. followed by scorpion at 9:00 and n-c-i-s: los angeles. then catch 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests casey affleck and richard dreyfuss. live from thailand where they are a michigan man is arraigned today on multiple murder charges following a deadly shooting spree in kalamazoo. jason dalton, an killed at least six people, at three separate locatio

patrick: in greenville, patrick hussion wyff news 4. running for president talked to hundreds of voters at bob jones university. faith and family were the main topics of the forum today. >> all of our policies should be aimed at creating strong familiies, because that is the basic unit for a strong nation. governor bush: you know, it is politically correct i guess now wife, a man and a woman that are organized around loving their soul is just one choice. if you have that view, the choice that will create the greatest possibility for families, to be loving and wholesome and that children have now a right to succeed then -- a chance to succeed then , you're being judgemental. so there's always that challenge. sanator rubio: we shouldn't have any policies that are anti-family. we have a tax code that punishes marriage but punishes child formation. that's why i have an increase in the child tax credit. senator cruz: i do think government policies have contributed to the breakdown of families. you look at government policies, for example our