showers moving out of bamberg orangeburg. outside of that our mild this morning. winnsboro to lexington, down to 51 in sumter, 47 bishopville, degrees and here in columbia 49 degrees. no rain is falling yet, a lot of call coverage and the winds .com. what we've got is an area of low pressure in north carolina and a conference over the upstate. this will be making its way through and rain chances on and off throughout the day today. throughout the morning we will have some light scattered showers and then a little bit of a break by midday. as we get into the early afternoon, more rain will start coming in, light at best with a little bit of spring was overnight tomorrow morning and into tomorrow afternoon. we will not be dealing with the half. as far as afternoon into friday this afternoon, when the kids get out of school, 53 degrees, showers are likely. mild temperatures will continue throughout the midlands for highs generally in the middle to upper -- upper 50s. -- upper 30s. area of high pressure will start moving and we will have cooling temperatures to start

justin bamberg is a senator sanders supporter. >> a lot of people say bernie you are a one issue candidate. i don't agree with that. if i were totosay he is a one issue candidate, that one issue is the people of this country. it is social justice, economic justice. if you are a citizen who is concerned about not just where your life is going but what kind of life are we going to leave in this country for our young people? bernie sanders is someone you need to seriously consider. >>>>tomorrow's rally gets underway at 3:30. >>> jim gandy, we had a little bit of wind out there today. >> 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 tim

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. we need a leader like bernie who is not afraid to go against the status quo. for years he stood up against wrong, even when it wasn't popular. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> now from news 19 sports. >> reporter: lately you have not missing any excitement if you missed the games. florida came to town today. in the first half it was all garnet and black. but florida closed the lead here is thornwell sinking the ball to get the lead. seconds left, one debater free throw later we are in overtime. he gets the crowds into it. they get t the first bucket in overtime for the lead. it stayed close, then thornwell makes the shot, snapping the losing streak and moving into the win column. >> kentucky came in here and broke our spirit. we walked around for four or five days wounded and florida is a good team. veterans, mike has done a

clinton will be make a campaign stop in the small bamberg county ep to of denmark she is hosting a town hall meeting there. the event starts at 3:00 p.m. at denmark ohler elementary school. >>> the department of social services has emphasizes the important of foster care families stepping up to care for children. the families that have been through that process have expressed concerns to lawmakers that it takes too long. dfs is required to prf or deny families looking for foster children within 120 days, about four months. but last year t took on average longer than a year for families to get through that process. 500 applications are still sitting in that system with more than 1600 children on who still need a home. dfs says they are looking to hire seven licensing caseworkers and two supervisors as part of that new system. >> i think we'll get those positions filled within the next couple of week or so, maybe two or three weeks to get staff in and trained, to get going. but right now, that is where our gap is. the full commit yes follow up in a few weeks to see if their new foster car

. >> hillary clinton was in the bamberg county town of denmark this afternoon focusing on rural schools and hospital saint maurice with an to make them compatible with city schools and hospitals. >> if the schools had been falling apart in rich suburbs of columbus or charleston, we would still be talking about it. there would have been an outcry if the schools of more affluent children were in the condition that too many of them are here in world south carolina that legislator would have -- rural so funny that legislation what i could. >> all candidates will take part in tomorrow night's debate. that is happening in greenville and starts at 9:00 so all six remaining candidates including ben carson will be and that. there had been talklkthat person would not be invited, but cbs today said the will go everyone left. you can watch that debate at 9:00 right here on news 19 also be will have an election special airing from 7:00 until 8:00. keep in mind the republican primary is next saturday, february 20 and the democratic primary is a week later on the 27. in richland county you can vote ri

night from milwaukee, wisconsin. 3 3 meanwhile clinton will be making a campaign stop in the small bamberg county town of denmark today. she is hosting a town hall meeting there.the event starts at 3pm at denmark olar elementary school. 3 ohio governor john kasich also continues to campaign in our state today kasich has stops in columbia and orangeburg planned todayhe'll be at the south carolina chamber of commerce for a luncheon at 11:30 and then he'll head to orangeburg at 1:30 for a private event. 3 also in south carolina today...florida senator marco rubio. ahead of tomorrow's debate he'll hold a rally at the greenville downtown airport. that event is open to the public..doors open at 4:15. 3 and again that presidential debate will take place in greenville tomorrow. expected to feature the top 5 candidates ... marco rubio...ted cruz...john kasich...jeb bush and donald trump.you can watch it right here on news19.and leading up to the debate we will have a political special preview, that will run from 7 to 8pm. 3 and this sunday.....face the nation will be live in south carolina and will

representative justin bamberg announced his endorsement for bernie sanders at the south carolina democratic party monday.bamberg did not say why he pulled his endorsement from clinton campaign but he believes sanders can change 3 don't forget... the deadadne to register to vote in the democratic presidential primary is tomorrow.the democratic primary is february 27. so if you have moved....make sure you are ready to vote by updating your registration.or if you have moved from one county to another, you must register in your new county by the deadline to be eligible to vote.the republican voter registration deadline was last week. 3 3 happening today... columbia mayor steven benjamin will give the state of city address. it's all starts tonight at 6 at city hall.there will be a reception after the address. stick with news 19 for complete coverage of the address tonight. 3 a second group of bikeway projects have been presented by the richland penny program. tonight, a public meeting will be held to discuss the proposed streets on the bikeway.the meeting will be at the lourie center on park str

hate to brag but when it 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. for years he stood up against t ong, even when it wasn't popular. she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families of reservists and the national guard. standing strong around the world for human rights hillary clinton. she'll raise the minimum wage. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> you only have five more days to get your dresses in r the cinderella project. they provide gently used dresses for proms. you can make a donation at the news 19 st

plus on target a k forty seven on the weaker lane can help steer scar down both of bamberg in basketball surely. and on the double swara schools twice as livable chelsea man city i'm glad all my quarter finals of the carling cup . will start with the tennis so where maria sharapova dream of ending this season as the world number one is over she's pulled out of the deputy a championship with an injury after losing her second marriage to lean our meaning caroline wozniacki will remain the world's top player for believing the torn down to win after her surprise in the face to. the russian conceding the first set yesterday to lean on a tie break and then lose in the second set six call this the first win for the french open champion since august. twenty ninth the first time. i was there i forgot our marriage. i was happy there. only nari second in a white group behind belorussian victoria as a ranger who won her group match against sam stosur a comfortable straight sets win for the full three took control from the baseline winning it sixty six team even though she beat me for much points. bo

weather with light scattered showers moving through the midlands with more showers developing out of bamberg into central parts of orangeburg county. visibility is an issue with less than a mile from bishopville and we have, fog throughout the midlands. the temperature now is 57 degrees with overcast skies. when the kids have to give us up they will need the umbrella. 54 degrees and we are expecting rain when we get out of school today which is 62 degrees with a high of only 62 with the rain continuing overnight tonight and a low of 55 degrees. then we are looking at the storms tomorrow with a slight risk for severe weather tomorrow that we will track carefully. it'll be warm and gusty with a high of 74 degrees and the skies clear up by thursday. it will be windy with a reminder we will be out at the kroger's on two notch road for the weather expo tomorrow between 8 a.m. and 8 pm with representatives of the national weather service and your news 19 weather team. we will help you program these radios if you have older ones who need help with, and then in and we will help to program those. wit

and its chairman of the board carl hendricks bamberg the us government took no action against b.p. for its executives instead it agreed that b.p. would simply create a claims fund for victims of the oil spill the people of the goals have my commitment that b.p. will meet its obligations to them. as publicly pledged to make good on the claims that almost of the people in the gulf. large oil companies are greedy companies or don't. think lazy week. four days after his meeting with president obama tony hayward was enjoying a yacht race in england. instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward and just another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate they say you got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich. by january of two thousand and eleven the obama administration announced it would start issuing permits

traffic is starting to build up from shot air force base to the 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. for years he stood up against wrong, even when it wasn't popular. . >> welcome back, 6:51 now. the grammys air tonight. the nominees are getting ready for music's biggest night, one of those being actor and singer thirhse gibbs, up for two awards this year. >> of all the awards you could ever win or get nominated for, is the most significant award there is. it's like in hollywood the oscars, the one that had the highest level. is nothing like being recognized for the time and energy and kind of commitment that you put into music. >> of course you can watch the show right here on wltx at 8:00 p.m. . >> hashtag ramey's 19. >> much more to come still this momoing, yo

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 for years he stood up against wrong, even when it wasn't popular. >>> i am wearing a hat. i will explain. carowinds is making a big splash for this upcoming waterpark. it is supposed to be the largest waterpark in the carolinas and we are getting an update on the construction here with us this morning is larissa thompson and chef chris. but before we get to chef take you for the hat. i am enjoying it. let's get an update on the park. where are we now? >> carolina harbor is 50% complete. we are so excited. you are hoping no snow comes in so we can continue with construction, of course. the 2-acre family area for the little kids is up and ready to go. blackbeard's revenge we have gotten all of the steel up and we are getting ready to do the concrete deck. blackbeard's revenge

visit mattress firm, 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. for years he stood up against wrong, even when it wasn't popular. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! (cheers and applause) my first guest tonight is a peabody-award winning comedian, writer, and tv host with a new show on the history channel. please welcome craig ferguson. oh! hey! >> hey! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now, you and i, we have met once before. >> i remember! it's the bathroom at the grammys -- no, the emmys. >> stephen: i was in the bathroom with kanye in the grammys, with you at the emmys. a wonderful place to meet. >> i wanted to be your friend and i was following you around the bathroom and i was, like, hey! i tried to be your friend and i wanted to come in with

bamberg is in the i-95 corridor which includes the state forest p rural school districts. >>> there are 82,000 latinos in our state that can vote but parties say that they want to earn the latino vote but what do they have to do to get it? latinos we spoke to today say candidates just have to show that they care. the latino vote is very diverse, not affiliated to any party, but passionate about different issues. education and immigration. >> i want you to talk about immigration but that is not the only issue that i'm going to look at to vote for you or not vote for you. what else do you have somewhat else are you offering me for my kids' education, for my family, safety, security and for myself and d family too which is the economy, jobs available, good paying jobs and the economy moving forward. >> according to the pew research center, the majority of latino voters are between 18 and 29. most say they definitely will not be voting for trump. >>> now, the midlands' most accurate forecast. >> we saw plenty of sunshine today and it warmed up. 55 and we are under calm conditions. for tonig

visit mattress firm, 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. who is not afraid to go against the status quo. for years he stood up against wrong, even when it wasn't popular. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. (band playing) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my next guest is an old friend. she's here with a new album and an hbo documentary on her remarkable career called, my next guest, please welcome richard dreyfuss! thank you for being here! good to see you! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: you're obviously a beloved actor, one with a fine body of work out there. i am an icon of the culture. >> stephen: you are. you absolutely are. laurels or just some sort of wall flower, you also are politically active and care about american education. you have something called the dreyfus sievings initiativ

tony hayward it's managing director bob dudley and its chairman of the board carl henricks bamberg the u.s. government took no action against b.p. for its executives instead it agreed that b.p. would simply create the claims fine for victims of the oil spill the people of the goals have my commitment that he will meet its obligations to them. as publicly pledged to make good on the claims that almost of the people in the gulf i hear call months large oil companies are greedy companies or don't. think lazy weak above the small to the. last. four days after his meeting with president obama tony hayward was enjoying a yacht race in england. instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward and they'll just kill another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they. all operate the same he got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys rich.

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dream pipeline which would deliver russian guessed directly to its first line it was launched in the bamberg. welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us well first of all how was it seen here in germany that mr putin chose berlin as his first destination in europe first foreign nation outside the space now we have. schools of thought in germany concerning russia one it's very interesting ethic about russia this is a business community and the enthusiastically of course welcomed mr putin here in germany and they understand that for mr putin they can do business with russia and as long as he's in power they will face stability on the russian market and they simply see no alternative to him and can't imagine any real turn to for him in the next six years there's another through school of thought that a lot of. i would say moralists. liberals here in germany who would rather like to conduct policy oriented and focused solely on values towards russia and to they think the drug is departing from democracy they think that russia is turning towards tele tarion system and they didn't w

tony hayward it's managing director bob dudley and its chairman of the board carl hendricks bamberg the u.s. government took no action against b.p. or its executives instead it agreed that b.p. would simply create the claims fine for victims of the oil spill the people of the goals have my commitment that b.p. will meet its obligations to them. as publicly pledged to make good on the claims that opposed to the people in the gulf i hear coleman sometimes love large oil companies are all greedy companies or don't. think lazy we care about the small to the. last. four days after his meeting with president obama tony hayward was enjoying a yacht race in england. instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business. as usual you can for out tony hayward and they'll just pull another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate the same he got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes

no chicken in there you know there are other compromises can we make you like you have sex or buy at bamberg they want to get. the one company wasn't seeing the humor share rina and won't buffalo are locked in a nasty battle and it's all about what's inside those bags of dog and cat food. some people try to tell you that your dog is a carnival and requires only a diet of meat they may tell you your dog is lager but even a little stud is built on more than just meat blue buffalo claims its head food is free of chicken and poultry by products this suit alleges testing at an independent lab found significant percentages of poultry by product meal and blue buffaloes top selling life protection products appearing in a suit blue buffalo for fulton advertising eventually leading to a class action lawsuit purina launched a website called pet food honesty. the irony of the entire lawsuit however was period his own lack of transparency when it came to their own products they refused to answer questions on camera about the quality or source of their own ingredients. since you guys are suing we buffalo

backs of all american jobs all the american jobs want to china and the trade of the middle class out of bamberg like hundred years ago fifty years ago thirty years ago before the world trade organization they were accepted into the average you know chinese person was surviving on dirt like they were nation eighty but now they're all for chemical plants but point mining. welcome back to the program in new york times claims to have exposed another technique used by russia to influence the us election and i did leave russian boats with creating fake accounts to pay for political ads to spread the message is on twitter and facebook. takes a closer look. well your group has an army of internet trolls a legions of trolls that they have spread in program one message saying the problem is mission was to hurt the u.s. democratic process to hurt hillary clinton and undermine her presidency. facebook and twitter but turns into deception and propaganda fingerprints hundred its own even the thousands of fake. mr clinton's denials of questions many have been cool. mr putin interfere in the twenty sixteen ele

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the army men are three for three in the euro league following says scots dominance against brawls a bamberg in moscow. to start with football and the consonance second most significant club event the europa league where two russian teams were an actual match week three of the group stage on thursday former back to back national champions rubin open the day with an early match in cazan against nifty from the neighboring republic of by john the very side was not that softest of opponents on paper but the visitors that still managed mutual eyes rubin's multiple charges on their goal however one slipped through early in the match when turkish international given the current the knees set up so i have made no mistake from outside the box in the sixteenth minute and that's how that want to go then and the same scoreline in the other tie in that group were inserted melanic. belgrade and into the russian and italian sides now have dominated leads in this group with seven points each while the serbians and there's areas have just a point. let's move on up to group a now where the current or russian

insincere but between both koreas abruptly deteriorated after the shelling of a south korean island in the bamberg which killed four people and the sides blame each other for first opening fire. german authorities say they may prosecute the company responsible for contaminating animal feed with a poisonous chemical tests show levels of dioxin seventy seven times a bar of legal limit almost five thousand farms have closed down after investigations found eggs produced in the northwest of the country were tainted and the scare has prompted some countries to blog german pork and poultry imports from reaching consumers. colombia has extradited a woman known as the queen of the fed amends to the united states where she's one of the drug trafficking charges batteries elana and now is accused of having sent massive amounts of synthetic drug pills to america spain and the netherlands she was arrested in september two thousand and nine and was one of interpol's ten most wanted women should now face trial in a new york court. severe floods in brazil have killed at least thirty five people and forced over thi