speaking with students at benedict college college. they explained how their faith continues to bring them through. >> a powerful ceremony honoring the emanuel nine at benedict >> survivors and family members of victims joined students and faculty to discuss the tragedy. >> the last thing she said i will call you before i leave church. >> denise quarles is the daughter of myra thompson killed inside the church. she said it's her faith that continues to be a healing grace after the shooting. >> what happened to my mom is beyond me. i'm almost a testimony that even though you can lose your mother, you can still carry on if you believe in god and trust him. >> during the panel discussion, several other family members echoed quarles. specifically sighting the bond hearing for dylann roof, where they relied on their faith to give them strength in facing the accused killer. >> being there, my father spoke about how he needed to, you know, repent for what he did because that's gonna be something that he's gonna have to account for when he fac

we will talk to kim hunter at the benedict college about the runway celebration. and we will ask her what she thought about the political discussion before moving on. >> i thought it was outstanding. we need to talk about how these things affect south carolina. we have road issues, serious education issues, there are so many things to talk about that we need to bring home and asked those national candidates what they can do to help us here in south carolina. all politics are local. >> as they walked through, and we have a lot of attention going. they can cast their vote and come celebrate.>>> we have been around for 27 years, and we have had a great time just bringing the community onto the it is about the town and down its -- gown experience, and you can check your help, and it is all free. we have partnered with a local hospital to make this happen, and they also checked for prostate cancer, and they do an outstanding job. a lot of people wait until this happens to come in, and we have all day entertainment. we just found out that terrance young is going to be p

are available online, at the box office and by phone.purchase online at capitol tickets dot com. 3 benedict college will celebrate black history month today at eleven a-m.today's event "no greater faith" will feature family members and church shooting.they will share their stories and honor the impacct of african americans througout u-s history.the college will cocoinue to host events and activities througout the month of february.the event today is free and open to the public.it will take place at antisdel chapel on the benedict college campus. 3 the central carolina community foundation is bringing new york times financial columnist ron lieber to columbia to give some parenting advice.the best selling author will discuss his new book, the opposite of spoiled: raising kids who are grounded, generous and smart about money.lieber will focus on how to talk to your kids about money.the public event will begin at seven p-m at the katie and irwin kahn jewish community center on flora drive. 3 results from the noise and lighting study for the new columbia commons baseball stadium are complete.the

we can down from greenville, our high school, but they were there from allen university, benedict college in columbia, morris college in sumter, south carolina state university, and in fact, congressman clyburn, jim clyburn, was arrested, was one of the ones arrested during that particular march on the state capital. but they kept us in jail overnight and that next day when we were able to have visitors at the school there, who showed up but our faithful use of -- faithful youth advisors. they had stayed watch over us even though we were not released at that time. we had some wonderful adult leaders in that movement and there is so much to be told and sometimes, i am hesitant to even talk about the civil rights movement because the history of the civil rights movement, like most histories is like a wild, elusive bird that always flies away, you can't really put your finger on it, or your hands around it because what i found is that when you are a part of something that is as life-changing as the civil rights movement, everybody wants to be a part of it. everybody wants their little niche

he wrote her a letter and in it, added what amounted to a benediction of sorts for the building and, that is why -- how i got the title for the book. he said i pray to have been the best of blessings on the house and all who inhabit it. only wise men shall rule under this roof. roosevelt was so moved by those words. fdr found the phrase when he

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vivica fox will continue her efforts for clemson at benedict -- clinton at benedict college at 10:15 this morning. prepping for first in the south primary is no small task. >> eric: officials with the south carolina elections commission have been hard at primary dates, choosing 2300 polling locations, creating a voting database, and installing that database in each voting machine. >> you know, a large county could have a thousand voting machines. so that's a lot of hands-on work to get those voting machines ready for election >> eric: counties must also select and train poll managers close. just a reminder, republican primary election will be held february 200 -- 20th. democratic primary will take place the week after, february 27th. for more information on this primary, be sure to visit our website, abccolumbia.com. lot of information for you there. the widow of senator clementa pinckney, the pastor killed with eight other church members at ee man eel a.m.e. said -- emmanuel a.m.e. said shielding her young daughters will be a priority during dylann roof's upcoming trial. >> jennifer

. >> when pope benedict xvi came to the familia he consecrated the church as a basilica. >> not since 1883 when it was first envisioned by antoni gaudi had it been seen in all of its glory. >> he wanted to write the whole of the history in the catholic i mean, how crazy and how extraordinary and how ambitious that idea is? >> cbs money watch pup date brought to you by: >> glor: good evening. apple and f.b.i. take their encryption battle to congress on tuesday. a new push today for f.a.a. to set limits on how cramped airline seats can be. and warren buffett said this weekend berkshire-hathaway added $15.4 billion to its net worth last year. there is a dangerous instinct that lives within you. you like chaos. and in these times, we need that.you to rush in, when everyone else troducing the jeep renegade, dawn of justice special edition. >> pelley: good evening, and presents." i'm scott pelley.he past." we'll explore three memorable buildings, where architecture ist alive. we're going to begin in washington with a museum that has yet to open its doors.d since america's original sin, and

survivors and family members of the victims joined students and faculty at benedict college to discuss the tragic events of june 17th. family membersrs of the victims say they hope to spread their message of love and unity to students at benedict college and around the world. happened. we have to take what happened positive. impact the community, you know, spending more time with children, having moree opportunities for them to be around people who don't look like them so that they can form those relationships and some of those stereotypes might be diminished. >> mother emanuel was nominated for the nobel peace prize. going to be a busy day across the street from us at the statehouse. it's carolina day. supporters from the eight university of south carolina mpuses are joining with legislators to advocate for higher education. at the meeting, organizers will voice how the campus has improved the health and prosperity of communities. and add to the quality of life through a myriad of cultural, educational and athletic offerings. midlands technical college is advocating for education. it

but that brings up a story -- i was going to talk about called, the benedict option. and there is a writer and editor -- conservative editor -- he does the dallas morning news. he went to the templeton foundation and said -- he read something by a guy -- named mcintyre -- you said basically -- people who are conservative christian religions are simply withdrawing. they are simply saying, the society is in decline. it is not who we are anymore. it is not the america we now. and so they are simply taking what they are calling the benedict option to say -- okay, society, you go ahead and do whatever you want. we're going to retreat and pray and to ourselves. and withdrawing from the society -- it is an interesting concept. we will see how that goes. what else? >> i think we have to go back to -- because we have not resolved it. and that is gun violence. what are we going to do about gun violence? i have friends who are hunters and friends who have guns. i have clergy colleagues who have guns. so they understand -- it is not in violation of the second amendment which ever

event will begin at seven p-m at the katie and irwin kahn jewish community center on flora drive. 3 benedict college will celebrate black history month today at eleven a-m.today's event "no greater faith" will feature family members and survivors of the emanuel a-m-e church shooting.they will share their stories and honor the impact of african americans througout u-s history.the college will continue to host events and activities througout the month of february.the event is free and open to the public.it will take place at antisdel chapel on the benedict college campus. 3 a california man is thanking his lucky stars this morning after winning super bowl tickets...but it's the unusal way he won that's got people 3 3 chat 3 and the only place to watch super bowl 50 is right here on wltx on february 7th.also the day before there's a special honoring the best player and a show called n-f-l honors. it's starts at 9 p-m february 6-th. 3 all eyes are on the famous groundhog--punxsutawney phil. how accurate has he been in predicting the weather? we'll explain next. a snowboarding toddler is taking t

oh, edith, benedict was after george's job. and george got wise to him. i never heard that. why, certainly. it's the truth. otherwise, if it wasn't, on washington's birthday, we'd be eating eggs benedict instead of cherry pie. [knocking at door] come in. you wanted to see me, mr. sanders. yes. come in, bunker. yeah. close the door, please. oh, yeah. the door, yeah. there it is, mr. sanders, closed, just the way you like it. all right. have a seat. uh, well, i don't wanna sit, mr. sanders, because, you know, being a loading dock foreman, i never sit. you know, like this. well, no, no. nothing wrong with your job. it's a sitting job because it's a thinking job. my job ain't got nothing to do with thinking and i'm very good at it. i'm, uh, sure you are. yeah. thank you. now, bunker-- hey, this isn't gonna keep me away too long from the men, is it, mr. sanders? because my men don't like that. they fall apart when i ain't there. just sit down, bunker. this will only take a few minutes. yeah. like yesterday, i was away. you know, my one little two-minute break of the day. i went t

benedict college is celebrating black history month with a series of events. and today they'll be reflecting on a historic moment for our state. following the removal of the confederate flag off state house grounds last summer... benedict college will be holding a discussion... entitled "and the flag came down: what's next?" south carolina representative todd rutherford will explain what's next for the state... and how to move forward. that's today at antisdel chapel... starting at eleven this morning. 33 still to come... the first-in-the nation primary is already underway. how the candidates are working to earn those last minute votes... before residents head to the polls.mostly clear and cool to start your tuesday. expect a cold and windy afternoon with live from main and gervais. 33 here's a quick look at stories that are making headlines across the country. bernie sanders and john kasich already have a win under their belt for the first-in-the-nation primary. but there's still plenty of out of new hampshire. 33 it was a tough battle for the lady gamecocks

attempts have been made in the even benedict 16th. and as predicted right by his side cuba's president raul castro as pope francis gets ready to say goodbye. let's bring in hatzel vela as they are getting ready to say gogobye. we know you are not out there with him obviously for security reasons, but just sort of set the scene for us based on where youre. >> h hzel: this is sort of what i call protocol, what happens really whenny state leader, and in this case alsohe head of the catholic church leaves any country. as you are watching and t tse pictures are showing you, he's saying goodbye to the different religious leaders here inn cuba, and raul castro who is the headof this state, of this country is by his side doing the same thing, sort of a last chance for him to say hello, for him to say goodbye, for him to talk about little things as he gets ready to board that plane and head to mexico. let's also talking about the this picture, but will remain in cuba untol sunday. remember, this was his trip, his initial trip was to ce here to

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

i'm sure father benedict... you will not tell father benedict about this. no one outside this family is to know anything about this. you're being unreasonable. am i? forget about our friends and family for a second. dad was the father-in-law to the secretary of state. i mean, do you want all our business all over the tabloids? oh, no, i-i don't think that they would... what, it's not important enough to make the news? oh... forget it. tom, let's go. i... where are the kids? geez. walked home an hour ago. good night, tom. night. i'm glad you're here. someone has to put her in her place every once in a while. we're all in shock. (groans) see you tomorrow, okay? yeah, we'll be here. all right. good night. night. (door opens) (door closes) sorry about maureen. babe, the first time you brought me home to meet your family, you said, "i'm sorry about maureen." (chuckles) she's just like my dad-- no filter. well, speaking your mind is a mccord family trait that you all share. and our kids have inherited. how are they doing? processing, like the rest of us. except m

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you can see the adams benediction. if you are lucky on the day you is there, when the president coming or going, they may take you out back and you can watch the chopper, which is really a thrill. i hope you get to do that. >> let's give him a big round of applause. thank you all for coming out tonight. a couple administrative notes. these books are for sale outside the door. in them to the desk. if you run out of the stock of books, you can purchase them from us at a discounted rate and we will ship them to you. you can have them personalized for you or anyone. it is a nice gift for thanksgiving. >> if you like the book, get on amazon and write a review. that would be helpful. shameless plug. >> thank you. let's give them another round. >> you are watching american history tv all weekend and every weekend on c-span. night, on the communicators, differing views on nets neutrality. the company was the first to sue on internet service providers. and, christopher lewis supports plan.c >> we objected to the way they the in

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. >>> and benedict college will celebrate black history month at 11:00 in the morning. no greater faith, the event, survivors of the emanuel ame church shooting. they will share their stories and honor the impact of americans throughout u.s. history. they will host events and activities throughout the month of february. it is free and open to the public. it will take place at the chapel on benedict college campus. >>> the university of south carolina dance company will host the dance theater of harlem tonight at 7:00. the one night performance will be at the kroger center for the arts. tickets are available online, at the box office and by phone. you can get them at capitaltickets.com. >>> the usc men's basketball team will be back in action tonight, beginning with a two- game road trip. they are ranked 23rd in the latest usa coach's poll. tipoff is at 7:00. >>> as you get ready to head out the door of the, let's check traffic with efren afante. >> yes. this is i-26 by piney grove road. covering parts of the midlands. give yourself extra time as you need the low beams t

mays human resources center arena on benedict's campus. the largest annual christian music tour stopped at colonial life arena last night. but before the big concert...one band helped serve up lunch at a midlands bojangles. "i'm dave the lead singer of sidewalk prophets. "i know you! i have sung your songs at my church! well here's a brand new cd for you...and we're going to take care of your order for you!" sidewalk prophets gave away cds and picked up customer tavs at the bojangles off sunset boulevard from noon until 1pm yesterday. hisradio 106.3, a local broadcast live and shared this video with us. sidewalk prophets was one of 10 bands who performed at winter jam last night. birthday board break 4 this is a wis news 10 decision change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. there is no president who will fight hard

pope benedict xvi stopped to meet the adoreing crowd, 'em basing several children. >> experefnces teaches us southeastern or later the life of society becomes 1thal soil for cop runnion. >> the pope also spoke of how mexico's richness lies in its young people. >> a people with a youthful population is a people able to renew and transform itself.f. >> reporter: he'll wrap up his >> today i come as a missionary of mercy and of peace, but also as a son who wishes to pay homage to his mother, the blessed virgin of gaud loop and place himself under her watchful care. >>> republicans are gearing up for a debate in south carolina tonight. they'll take the stage in greenville. the feud continues between donald trump and jeb b bh. >> there are lot of children that watch these debates, a lot a president shouldever talk the way he does. >> south carolinians hand to -- head to the polls a week from today. >>> a teacher was driving through a tunnel in boston when a 200-pound manhole coming crashe into her windshield, crushing her. >> our hearts go out to her and her family to an incredible bizarre inc

survivors and family members of those murdered at emanuel ame church were at benedict college today. they spoke with students about how june 17th changed their lives. under the theme "no greater faith," the group went into depth about how the shooting shook their faith but also made it stronger. denise quarles lost her mother myra thompson in the shooting. her message to students is to "you know the foundation needs to be laid that you're supposed to treat everyone the way you want to be treated. just because someone looks different than you doesn't mean they mean more or less." for more on what happened inside emanuel ame church the night of the shooting, watch our special report thursday night at 11. the founder of the a.m.e denomination now has his own postage stamp. the united states postal service kicked off black history month by honoring activist and civic leader richard allen. the release of this stamp -- coincides with the 200th anniversary of allen's founding of the ame denomination and his consecration as the first bishop. allen university in columbia was named in his hono

but we did enough to spark a movement and then it spread to benedict college. even with participation in. and then through charleston is south carolina. and then evolves into an organized movement believe that are not i was at the age of 15 elected president freddie and -- naacp for the entire state of north carolina sun to get an attorney that works with us the later became a judge. to work on cases that could be filed. luckily we had an attorney and another local attorney and into a statewide movement so win jackie robinson came. and then coming to the waiting room. and then with jackie robbins to be refused and out of that been done january 1st and we marched and the new church is still there but we all march. that come fall over the state to march. after that very successful march that is when this it is began to occur. the peterson case became a landmark case in south carolina when high-school president end to be arrested at the five and dime. pharao were for a vice who were under the age of 16. and going to the youth detention center for almost eight days

before to rock hill, green coat, and then it spread down to columbia which had allen university and benedict college, even with participation of the state university into charleston, south carolina, that movement began to come together, although it was spontaneous at first city evolved into an organized movement of young people and it was at that time that i was actually, believe it or not, at the age of 15 elected state president of youth counsel of naacp for the whole state of south carolina and we began to coordinate our efforts at the state. we were given an attorney that worked with us, who later became a judge and he worked with us on cases that could be filed. if there were arrests he would handle it. locally, we had donald stenson who was an attorney and willie smith, another local attorney who helped with those cases as the movement began to take form and evolve into a statewide movement that began to garner some attention. so when jackie robinson came to grain though he was denied access to the waiting room at the airport and out of that insult because here you have a baseball grea

of victims joined students and faculty at benedict college to discuss the tragic events of june 17th. family members of the victims say... they hope to spread their message of love and unity to students at benedict college and around the world. 33 mother emanuel is nominated for the noble peace prize. and the friend of accused charleston church shooter... dylann roof... says he wants to delay a pretrial hearing set for next week. joey meek says he wants the february 11th hearing delayed until the court's may term... until government prosecutors have provided all of their evidence to his defense team. meek also waived his right to a speedy trial. prosecutors say meek lied to report all he knew about roof's plans. if convicted... meek faces as many as three years in prison on the misprison charge... and five years for lying to investigators. meek is currently out on bond. still to come... the presidential hopefuls have their sights set on new hampshire. find out what the campaign trail has in store for the granite state. warm and dry to kick off your wednesday but heavy rain and thunder