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back to you, carol and michael. michael: thank you. carol: the gamecocks are playing the late game tonight. marc: we have got the latest on the south carolina tilt with announcer: now, wyff news 4 sports. >> with the exemption of michael -- marc: usc is 22-5 overall, and one of the losses was to tonight's opponent, the gamecocks trying to exact some revenge on tennessee. >> you want guys to challenge each other in the locker room, attention, to realize that there is a lot out there that you can accomplish that is still there. let's focus in on what we can control, so we can have a chance. marc: in columbia, usc takes on tennessee at 9:00 at colonial life arena, and on life support after a loss, the yellowjackets rattling back from a 13-point second-half deficit to take the lead late in the second half. dante grantham hit a game-tying three with just over 10 seconds to play, but a late foul and two free throws put clemson in the hold again. in short supply, but no loss. two games plus the tournament to make a case for the tournament com

emily: so, what is next for sir michael moritz? sir michael: i have no idea. [laughter] sir michael: something will show up. emily: sir michael, thank you so much for joining us today on the show. it has been really great to have you here. sir michael: good. thank you for having me. emily: thank you. ♪ >> our world today is will appear than ever, but not everyone shares in the wealth. today the young business leaders is challenging. changing the way we think about money, power, and purpose. this is a new generation. this is the new philanthropy. , you don't things half. his father is one of britain's richest men. his family controls one of the country's biggest steel companies. largerre three times than the next competitor, we have about 300,000 employees. >> at 39 he is responsible for the finances of a truly global company. >> vision, consistency, being the first at the top and leading by example. i think he has those qualities. >> now he has his sights set on some of the world's biggest problems. which he knows will require big money and smart thinking to

michael: two anderson county no. deputies say the owner of a dog that was found shot and emaciated will not face charges. you may remember this dog, a two-year-old boxer "amara." deputies say the owner shot the dog because of her aggressive her down. but they didn't realize her euthanasia was unsuccessful until the owner saw the dog on the news. officials have decided there would be no criminal charges. amara is currently at boxer butts and other mutts. they are a nonprofit rescue in western north carolina. carol: the widow of state senator clementa pinckney delivered a heartfelt message. it was part of an event called "reflections on charleston." it took place at duke university. jennifer pinckney talked about what life has been like since that fatal day. her husband, as you may recall, was killed during the charleston shooting, back in june of 2015. she, along with two other church pastors, talked about race, and gun control, and forgiveness. >> clemanta ininted a stranger in. you know, he didn't see color, and eve

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michael:<michael and carol adlib results michael: the polls said this would happen. it only took 32 minutes for nbc winner of the democratic -- the republican primary for president. carol: followed by marco rubio, ted cruz, john kasich, and ben carson. one of the remaining candidates can clean experience as a governor, and present a candidate. michael: john kasich made a strong showing in the venture primary, coming second to donald trump. carol: he has been busy since new hampshire, and confusing himself to the voters of south carolina. gov. kasich: i have decided to run for president of the united. carol: john kasich has actually attracted protesters do at least one appearance. planned parenthood upset over his vow to defund planned parenthood in his estate. >> why do you hate women's health? carol: it did not seem to interrupt kasich. gov. kasich: i always like when young people can show up protest, you ain't livin'. we don't-- we're-- we fund women's health very aggressively, including the fight to reduce infant mortality. >> why are you doing that by cutting off

michael: quite a site here. a 106-year-old woman from south carolina could hardly contain herself after this special meeting at the white house. >> she's dancin'. come on. so, what's the secret to dancing at 106? michael: you heard the president say 106. that is her age. that's virginia mclaurin, dancing her way into the hearts of the first family. the white house posted this video, as mclaurin met president obama and first lady michelle obama last night. virginia mclaurin was there to celebrate black history month. >> that's me, yes. >> i am here to celebrate lack history. -- black history. michael: in 2014, mclaurin began a social media campaign to meet the obamas. she filmed a youtube video, which was accompanied by a white house petition, and a facebook page. carol: the fight to have a memorial removed from city property. why the family wants it left michael: also ahead development , in downtown spartanburg. a look at the different proposals that could mean new places for you to live, work, and eat. john: li

michael, acarol? michael: the dancing has only started. marco rubio finishes up his campaign and colunga tonight. carol: wyff news 4 tim waller is live and local in columbia. tim: well, a meta-place called carolina haven. -- i'm at a place called carolina haven. if you haven't heard of it, it's a great big tailgating area for those wanting to tailgate for the carolina gamecocks. tonight of course, this will be ground zero for the marco rubio primary celebration. the last time we saw a rubio was last night, at least in the upstate, when he and governor nikki haley, as well as tim scott, went to clemson university to get out the vote. one day before this great big family here in south carolina. today, after that endorsement from nikki haley, we saw her going to her precinct in the lexington area, casting the vote, of course, for marco rubio. there has been a lot of talk about him and what the primary means to him. you look at what happened in iowa. a third-place finish there. that he did not do as well in new hampshire. a lackluster fish --

sir michael, thank you so much for joining us. sir michael: it is a pleasure. emily: you wrote this book with another sir, sir alex ferguson, the legendary former manager of manchester united. he is one of the revered names in football, or as we call it, soccer. what drew you to this project as a journalist turned tech investor? sir michael: i always followed united. not as a raving fan. but as a young boy, i started to follow them and i followed them through the years. but then, working in silicon valley, working hard to help build sequoia, i was very curious about organizations that had succeeded for a very long time, and performed at an extremely high level. and particularly those organizations that had been run by one individual. and there just are not that many of them. emily: you both, in your careers, have been tasked with taking undervalued assets and making them profitable. sir michael: he grew up in scotland, and i grew up in wales. both of us sort of have an outsider's mentality. and also, i think, a fair amount of a big work ethic. emily: he is cred

michael: the texas governor. two men had a rally in houston today, and they were in support of the two most powerful people, including abbott and lieutenant governor dan patrick. and today found john kasich back on the stump in the south. he skipped campaigning after the votes of the nevada caucus and is focused on the super tuesday date. carol: and as for ben carson, he had no scheduled events today according to his website. his campaign will host caucus training sessions saturday and sunday. with the campaign chairman, retired major general bob dees. michael coleman and a final debate before super tuesday, kicking off tomorrow night, and cnn will air it live from texas and the university of houston. carol: resident obama is considering a republican to replace the late justice antonin scalia. he is being affected by the white house, sandoval, a former federal judge, considered a moderate republican in his home state. republicans said they were be no hearing on a nominee by the president. as you may recall, justi

michael, thank you. our heartst to the falies this morning. >>> extensive damage is also reported i pensaco whera toado azed a trail of desuction two miles long. sam's forecast coming up montarily. >>> new details in the battle between ape and the fbi over wheth to unlock the phone of one of the san bernardo killers. apple is expected to tell a rajudge this week that congressnot the cots, shld decide ts case. apple will also are that the govern is properly using an 18th ceury law to enforce -- to forc rather, t company to cooperate. >>> and sometartliideo to ow you from minnesota where this driver ignos e flashing ghts at this railroad crossing andhe train slams into the truck dragging it a quarter mile down tse tracks, the driv miraculsly walked away without serious injuries. >>> anit's being called the most life-like rot ever created. we want you to take a look at dy. e compa's first rothat lks on two legs. here'she greatqualiz. put it out in thsnow, right. among its many talents, it can pick up ten-un

michael: so was her opponent bernie sanders. wyff news 4's patrick hussion was on the trail with both campaigns. sen. sanders: it just broke? okay, there is. my electrifying personality. patrick: bernie sanders restart to students at the -- reached out to students at the historically black claflin university in orangeburg. >> someone gets picked up for possessing marijuana. what happens? they go to jail, you get a police record,r gitt? you are a wall street executive whose greed and illegal behavior helped destroy the american economy.what happens to you? you get away, you get a salary increase is what happens. patrick: not but 500 yards down the road, runner in the polls hillary clinton rallied at claflin university's university. mrs. clinton: there is a big divide between what i believe, what president obama believes, what congressman clyburn believes, and so many others, and what you're hearing from the republican candidate. that is why getting involved is not only a good thing to do, its essential. patrick: support for both

now back to you carol and michael. michael: how much do we love opening date? brad: college baseball season officially underway. the gamecocks off to a great start. clemson off to a tough start under head coach monte lee. upper sta the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. >> collele baseball season is officially here. the season opener today ushered in a new era in clemson. monte lee, just the third head baseball coach at clemson since 1958. lee and the tigers going with the orange tops for the opener against the maine black bears. yes, the grass is green and of the sun was shining. bottom of the sixth inning, tigers trailing 3-2.

michael: to mauldin now. police say a 4th teen has been arrested in a deadly armed robbery that happened outside a bojangles restaurant. a 16-year-old girl stands accused of murder. police say the girl had an active role in planning the attempted armed robbery in january. 19-year-old savon allen was shot dead. officers have already charged trevonte watts, william newton, and a 15-year-old girl, with investigators say it was all drug-related. carol: a judge has again delayed the federal trial against dylann roof. roof stands accused of gunning down 9 people at the emanuel ame church in charleston in june. his attorneys want to know if the government will seek the death penalty. the justice department will make the decision in march or april. roof's attorney says his client is willing to plead guilty if the death penalty is off the table. michael: the greenville humane society says a dog is recovering after being shot in the leg. a warning, this is not an easy sight to see. "annie" was brought in by anderson co

michael? michael: the republicans continued on the campaign trail. stops today followed a fiery debate in texas earlier this week. carol: ted cruz and marco rubio went after donald trump today in georgia, hoping to set themselves apart. michael: and the front runner spent the day in arkansas. yesterday trump got a big boost and support from new jersey governor chris christie. supports this morning in nashville, tennessee for a town hall. while dr. ben carson spent time in texas before heading to colorado. michael: coming up this week, more than 500 delegates are at stake for republicans on super tuesday, with texas being the biggest prize. our commitment 2016 coverage continues on the wyff 4 moblie app. -- wyff 4 mobile app. we hope that you have it. look for instant primary results. carol: you can also look back on the gop primary in south carolina. so be sure to download our mobile app. it's in the google play and apple app stores. michael: still to come, out analyst danielle vinson is right here, so eager to weigh in. politics is her business, and

michael: also in new hampshire, bernie sanders. he made several campmign stops today, incncding manchester. he is reminding voters that he is the candidate that represents revolutionary change to the american political system. sanders also made stops in nashua, derry, and durham. carol: by this time tomorrow, voting will be well underway and three towns will already have their votes tallied. that's because people in dixville notch, hart's location, and millsfield will cast their ballots tonight at midnight. michael: several upcoming campaign visits to note here in south carolina. donald trump will visit the upstate this week. he has scheduled a rally at the ted garrison arena in pendleton on wednesday. doors open at 5:00, and the event starts at 7:00. will need to reserve a ticket online. trump will also hold a rally in greenville. that will happen next monday, at the t.d. convention center. carol: following the first-in-the-nation primary in new hampshire, marco rubio will return to the palmetto state on wednesday. he's holding a

michael: sure. it is the iranians working with the russians that has saved the bashar al-assad regime. charlie: they were doing that before. the used their own militia and through hezbollah. michael: yes but they have more resources to do it. you can make the argument that we did not react boldly enough probably because of the agreement, because of the negotiations. i think that is a bad idea and i hope it is not true but i fear that it was. now we have the agreement set and we still seem to be acting timidly. the iranians continued their ballistic missile program. charlie: in what way is this a criticism of the president. do you think he does not see the problems or he does not have a toughness? as soon as you say that, people will say i sat in the situation room and he has toughness. michael: i know that he has toughness but he also has priorities and his priorities are far more jefferson than jackson or wilson. he is far more interested in turning inward. he is spending his personal and political

, with him. >> michael, there's multiple problems. we gotta do what we gotta do. >> unlike many of the businesses i help, mr. green tea isn't facing a crisis. they generated over $2.5 million a year in revenue, and the emanueles make a very good living, but the business is static. >> i have such a hard time making this decision. >> the emanueles can't seem to agree on a plan for their future. michael has big ideas, but richard always plays it safe, and that creates tension. >> it's not 75. just get-- >> don't mince my words. i hate that. >> i believe that mr. green tea can be a $50-million company. they need to be bold, and they need to take chances. they haven't launched new flavors in over a decade, and they're still not well-situated in the retail market. the ice cream business generates well over $10 billion a year. i want a taste of it. >> hello. >> hi. >> hi. >> i'm marcus. >> hi, marcus, nice to meet you. i'm lori. >> nice to meet you. are you lori--are you mom? >> i'm mom. >> i wore green because i wanted to-- >> you're gonna

michael: it is not a done deal yet. the proposal heads to the school board, scheduled to vote on the 22nd. chris: look for a frigid day tomorrow. to mergers in the upper 30's. a chance for snow in the mountains. highs only in the upper 20's to the outer fringes of our winter bamberg: i was one of the leaders in the house to take charge and say the flag has to come down now. bernie aligns more with what i'm passionate about -- addressing issues with civil rights, criminal justice reform, income disparities. change needs to happen and it needs to happen now. we need a leader like bernie who is not afraid to go against the status quo. even when it wasn't popular. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> now your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. chris: a cold night about to take shape. the view from spartanburg from our skycam network. 36 degrees. we are on the way down to a cold might with a northerly wind. live super doppler 4 hd is dry now, but it is time tomorrow we will see snow showers. the

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michael: "sesame street" is tv to silicon valley. the nonpro show "sesame workshop" have launched a venture capital firm. they will invest in tech startups that share their mission to foster childhood development. startup partners will have access to "sesame workshops," regarding children and families. the $10 million fund plans to invest up to $1 million each in new companies that develop products that help kids grow smarter, stronger, and kinder. the detroit pistons beat the nets in brooklyn monday night. and they did it with a little style. late in the third, the pistons were already up eight. then, brandon jennings threw the ball off the glass to andre drummond. you know what will happen here. bang. drummond's 21 points and game-high 18 rebounds helped the pistons end a two-game skid. mandy: it's a plan to make walhalla a mountain biking destination. what's set to go on tunnel.it's a plan to make an upstate michael: it is a plan to make an upstate city into a mountain biking destinacarol: wyff news 4's mandy gaither, with more on

good morning michael? ((michael stevens)) brian, kirsten... i'm standing on the lot where all the items will be sold. the county says there's over 225 cars up for grabs... and 400 miscellaneous items that will be sold here on saturday... and it all starts at 8-am. this is the first of three government auctions of the year. all of the items from police and government agencies. there's everything from cars, trucks, officer equipment, and other lost and found items that haven't been claimed: ((david johnson // manager, automotive services clark co.: we have lost and found property from mccarran could be digital cameras, computers, jewelry -- just about everything you leave behind at mccarran if you don't claim it and they can't find the rightful owner -- then it is sold and disposed of through the auction process and you have the right to buy that. )) ((michael stevens)) the county company to manage all the sales. pre- registration for the auction is happening today and tomorrow. the doors open at 9 and close

michael: no, tom. first of all, what we try to recognize is that gdp does not capture -- the question is how. we created this measurement system called the social progress index to really measure whether a country is making social progress on meeting needs, creating opportunity. what we found is that there is a correlation with gdp. when you get wealthier you're able to do that. but there is a lot of variation. the u.s. has been lagging. our gdp rank is much higher than our social progress rank, and that's probably because of some of these fundamentals we talk about. tom: do the conservative concern, if we bring up our social progress success, everyone agrees that is laudable, is there a certitude that you pull down your gdp placement? mike: no. in general, i think, i believe metrics arerogress probably at the root of a lot of the problems we are having in growth in gdp. we do not have enough education. people do not have good basic education. we do not have a good enough basic health care system. tom:

michael: to anderson now. right now, police are on the hunt for a man they say stabbed a security officer at the anderson mall. police say this man was caught shoplifting around 7:00 tonight. a security officer tried to arrest him, but that's when the man stabbed the officer on the forearm. the officer was taken to a hospital. he suffered a deep wound. if you have any information on his whereabouts, contact the anderson police department. carol: in other news. the greenville zoo announced the name and gender of its newest resident today. meet tatu. he is autumn and walter's third calf, born on february second at the greenville zoo. tatu means third child in swahili. across the world were able to watch tatu's birth live online. michael: just ahead of valentine's day, it was a night to shine for some people in the upstate tonight. hundreds of teens and adults with special needs enjoyed an unforgettable prom night. it was made possible by the tim tebow foundation. the prom was held at the brookwood church simpson

soutou michael: right now in dispute, a quik- trip. carol: that is where we find corey davis tonight. michael: he is lcorey: it gets loud reaction, and tonight, some people are showing concern about pod >> i do not think we need a business with of this scale with this kind of traffoming corey: payton blough and diane keller are among the many who are at odds over the arean the mansour's liquor store and the project host super kitchen. she says s will take it instead of apartment buildings. huge monsters. there is no parking because they take up all of the pareverything's coming within this area. >> if i lived here, the top reason would be crime, and the 24 hours a day that the lights would be on. the 1:00 in the morning people leading bars, stopping by to grab one more sixpack, and the noise.corey: the qt gas station says it will be safe. >> that is what it is we have state-of-the-art surveillance camercorey: greenville police say there were m than 440 911 calls that were made from thenearest qt gas station on rutherford drive last yea

michael: you know kelly ann is going to remember this. don't you forget -- we have a preview live from california and points west. geoff hart will join us for a special week called "chasing a championship." you can watch it at 8:00 live tonight at wyff 4. gabrielle: an upstate school district is beating sued by a teacher the claims someone altered the grades of students. our wyff news 4 investigation is next. >> a huge honor for a student at emerald high school. while doodles for google is here gabrielle: wyff news 4 investigates tonight allegations of cheating at an upstate school district. a teacher has resigned, claiming after he flunked two students for cheating on an exam, school district officials gave them passing grades. that teacher is now suing the school district. and tonight, he is speaking exclusively to wyff news 4 investigates' tim waller. teacher at the swofford career center in spantanburg district one for 13 years. but last july, cash resigned saying his faith in public education had been shattered. michael cash wasn't j

michael: a plan to sell cars. bluetooth technology to open a car, and more automotive companies are offering key less opening. gabrielle: a social media site has overhauled its trademark like button, with these reactions you can use. you can now choose from like, love, ha-ha, angry, and sad. that sums it up, doesn't it? these are now available to all of the facebook users around the world. michael: express yourselves. listen to this. selfies are not just for fun. now, you can use them to pay for things. mastercard said unlike passwords that none of us can remember, they created an app that allows you to take a selfie each time even if thieves hack you, they will not be able to get in. gabrielle: and check out this highlight from the 76ers' game last night. he comes down on his back, but as he is falling to the ground, he throws up the ball, and it goes in. it was, of course, the major highlight of the night, and another crazy sports highlight to show you, this has got to be one of the best buzzer features ever. va

michael... michael, are you sure we're doing the right thing? no, i'm not sure we're doing the right thing, gloria. i don't know what the right thing is. i know i'm trying to do the right thing for you! you should have heard some of the things that guy said. some of those things will make your flesh stand on end. but daddy, that maniac is still out there on the streets somewhere, and so are a lot of innocent girls! what about them? let them bring him into court if they want to! i ain't responsible for all the girls in new york. gloria, all i care about is you. that's right, and that's what he should, care about his own wife. and the women under his roof. all right, arch. i said it, okay? well, i want to say it again. it's everybody for himself in this world. "you're on your own." don't expect... don't expect nothing from nobody, especially the government. you should sit down and ask yourself, "what can i do for myself?" and find out what you can do for yourself, go out and do it for yourself. the more people done that, this be a better country i

good morning michael? ((michael stevens)) brian, kirsten... drivers i spoke with say a price cut has already happened... now they're forced to pick- up more people to make what they did before. ((kevin joy // uber driver: we see about a 30% decrease in joy says he's making less... after uber slashed rates in december by 30- percent. the company says they did it to quote -- "achieve better outcomes for both riders and drivers as we have seen in cities around the country." adding "that with the increased demand, drivers' income goes up as well." ((kevin joy // uber driver: it did seem like we got some more customers for a little while there -- but its died back down again. )) ((kevin joy // uber driver: it seems like its been harder for me to find fares mainly because its gotten slower. but i have to drive longer -- to be able to make the same amount of money i was making before the rate went down. )) kevin's complaint is the same hundreds shared last week in new york city... after the ride- sharing company cut fares by 15- percent. ((inder parm

michael: first, here's seth meyers. >> michael and carol, and greenville, anthony anderson is michael: remember this time last night? carol: sure do. michael: we tried to forget. john: this system moving through tonight is a different animal. no ice. rain in the upstate, rain or snow in the mountains. most of the precipitation is a must over with. it is moving quickly east. tomorrow, seasonably cool, high 56 in the upstate. 44 and partly sunny in the mountains. but look at the weekend. saturday and sunday. a touch of spring in the air. how is that? michael: bring it on. carol: we won't know how to act. thanks for watching. the news continues tomorrow morning. michael: always grateful for the company, and we are always on carol: while some candidates suck up to trump...or run away from him in fear... jeb bush isn't afraid. jeb bush: "that is downright wrong..." he stands up to trump for his liberal democratic positions. calls out trump for insulting women, attacking the disabled... even trashing a decorated war hero. trump: "i like peoplethat weren't captured..." jeb bush: "john mccain

tom: did you pay your bill this month, michael? michael: twice. tom: holland can get this, you can get it, too. this is the insatiable demand to see my lousy charts. even holland can steal the chart from me. vonnie: is there something else after?ybe they can go michael: there may be something less questionable. if you look at utx over the last three or four years, they have had some real tumbling at the top. there are probably other places for them to go. they would not be spinning their wheels. can you give us a few examples? shannonmichael: i can't. francine: it seems that -- the only real appetite is from chinese company's trying to buy either u.n. companies or -- either european countries are u.s. companies. ofhael: you have a lot people, consumers as well as people running businesses, who are hesitant to do anything. it is happening in china, the u.s., and europe. people are not buying things, so that is -- the valuations are very compelling. tom: to make this work for all gdp low, guysal want to go out and acquire the revenue they cannot gro

michael: a busy time. he also appeared at the town hall meeting -- trump also appeared at the town hall meeting hosted by cnn. carol: bush and k-6 weighed in on trump's viewed with the pope. >> i don't question people's christianity. i think that's a relationship that they have with their lord and savior, and themselves. so i just don't think it's appropriate to question donald trump's faith. he knows what his and if he has a relationship with the lord, fantastic. if he doesn't, it's none of my business. >> we have every right to build a wall, but i tell you what. there are too many walls between us. we need bridges between us if we're going to fix the problems in washington, because all they do is have walls. michael: a reminder, it is a most time to vote. the south carolina republican primary is happening this saturday. at the bon secours wellness arena, ted cruz and ben carson attended a conservative convention. carol: wyff news 4's john lyon says, some in the audience came looking for someone to suppor

michael: so interesting and iowa. the number michael: new numbers just in. carol: we begin with the democrats. it is still too close to call. 93 precincts reporting. hillary clinton has a narrow lead over bernie sandenine votes. minutes ago. it has not been called yet. from our maryland governor -- maryland governor martin o' ted cruz is the projected winner on ththe texas senate taking home 28% of the votes. donald trump says he is honored by his second-place finish. marco rubio rounded out the top three. a narrow margin between trump and rubio. the latest numbers comedies are still evolving. for the latem and our mobile app. we thank you for w at 11:00. michael: we appreciate the company. cs tomors on wyff4.com. [captioning performed by the

((kirsten joyce)) michael.. ((kirsten joyce)) michael.. has president obama weighed in on who he will support on the democratic race? ((michael stevens)) kirsten.. the president refused to say whether he'll endorse clinton or sanders.. he says he will have an opinion on it, eventually./// ((brian loftus)) > speaking of the republican race... several candidates will be in nevada this week and next.. to push for your support.. ((kirsten joyce)) ted cruz is planning eight campaign events in nevada... this sunday, he'll be stopping in pahrump...then will hold a rally in summerlin on monday. he'll be back to las vegas on tuesday for an evening victory rally. ((kirsten joyce)) > jeb bush will also be in las vegas before the caucus. he's planning a 5-30 town hall meeting on sunday in sun city summerlin... doors open at 4-30. jeb bush will then head to reno on monday./// ((brian loftus)) > on the democratic side.. both candidates will be back in las vegas tomorrow. for a town hall meeting.... it's being held at the keep the event will last two hou

michael: much more to come. continuing team coverage of the peace center debate here on wyff news 4 throughout this broadcast . for tonight, there is whether to talk about. bitter cold moving into our area tonight. carol: meteorologist chris justus joins us now. and chris, the cold weather has some snow and ice on the way? chris: the model shows the storm moving into the midwest. it is moving south as we speak. it will be on our doorstep i this time tomorrow night snow across the area. a winter storm watch for all the mountains in the northern part of the upstate. north of i-85 and northeast georgia. here's a look at the latest computer models. we are going to see snow as early as tomorrow evening. it picks up by 4:30 monday morning. rest, may be down to cherry dale, right on the border. we will see that for the mountains. a quick half-inch to one inch possible. throughout the day, freezing rain, light freezing rain and drizzle. heavier precipitation begins to move in. we will see have your freezing rain around

boxes 8 news now reporter michael stevens joins us now live... michael... it was a tight race here over the weekend. ((michael stevens)) brian, kirsten... it really was... now the g-o-p candidates are setting their sights on nevada ahead of tomorrow's caucus... the durango community center... where ted cruz will be later on this morning. nevada democrats caucused on state.. but not by a large margin. percent.... while sanders took 47. took 47. clinton thanked supporters... saying she has the momentum.. to keep her campaign going to the white house.. while sanders blamed low turnout and says.. he's not going anywhere. (( hillary clinton // (d) presidential candidate: "this is 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.")) (( bernie sanders // (d) presidential candidate: "we are going to see one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states!)) 35 delegates up for gr

michael: from the walk, to a run. running a marathon is a challenge, but what about seven marathons, in just seven days, on seven continents? the world marathon challenge has a new champion. it's massachusetts native becca pizzi. she and her competitors traveled to sydney, australia, antarctica, chile, miami, florida, spain, morocco, and the united arab emirates. seven marathons, seven days. today, her hometown threw her a big welcome home parade. she is a single mom who runs a local daycare. carol: want to be in a musical? dollywood is looking for singers from the upstate. singers experienced in country, musical theater are wanted. auditions will be held on saturday, february 20th, at the chapman cultural center in spartanburg. that's on east saint john street. registration begins at 10:00 a.m. auditions are from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. performers must be 17 years or older. you can find more information on wyff4.com >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. john: take a look at the satellite and radar. h