now, back to you, gabrielle. gabrielle: thank you. the second largest diamond ever found, and the canadian company who owns it held a public competition to find the perfect name for it. look at that thing. the name for it is "our light," in the natural language of botswana, where it was found. nigel: i do not have to worry about by that. something more adorable than this. the panda cub lives at the zoo in washington, not quite six months old, so you need to cut him some slack as he tries and tries and tries to climb the pine tree. the u.s. government pays about $500,000 a year to host the giant pandas at the smithsonian, and the money does back into research and conservation efforts in china. gabrielle: according to researchers, horses are able to distinguish between happy and angry human faces. scientists found the mastic horses responded negatively to negative faces, and domestication may have a loud horses to by daft and interpret human behavior. hearta florida man faces criminal charges for a prank he pulled. he thr nigel: a flori

gabrielle: but what happens if you do not have any of those signs? wyff news 4's aly myles has an important reminder for all of us. >> it is crazy, probably most the rewarding thing i have ever done. aly: when he is not here, you will find him here. there was the st. . ancis lobby, and it wasn't for work. >> i walked up to the desk, and i told the lady, i am a student here. i do a lot of my clinic work here, and i think i am having a heart attack. aly: at 45 years old, halfway through x-ray school, studying radiology, and fresh off his just felt unusual and drove himself to the e.r. >> it was like i am not having chest pain, i am not having a hard it back. my arm does not hurt, my job does not hurt, and i am lucky i walked in when i did, because i only had a minute or two to be treated. they saved my life. too cautious, and if you survived a heart attack, make the most of your second birthday. >> i have always been a real positive person per you have to make the most of every day, but now. gabrielle: and you can get a free screening tomorrow at the d

gabrielle: we will just call it yum. while jaguars were not known for sure to be in the united states until now. this one was has been roaming the santa rita mountains, just outside tucson, arizona. experts say this jaguar is the only one native to north and south america. it has been photographed repeatedly over the last few years. jeringling bros and barnum and nigel: ringling brothers and barnum and bailey are back in town. wyff news 4's aly myles thought she might run away for the day, and join the circus. gabrielle: but she quickly learned it's not as easy as it looks. check this out as she tries out to be a circus clown. aly: hey, everybody. >> hey, aly! here's our wardrobe rack. are you ready to do some shopping? aly: so ready. no im not feeling that one. nope. too fiesta. perfect. yes, i think that's it. it will really bring out your nose, know what i mean? aly: ready to go. >> ready for the greatest show on earth. now, we've got to practice some skills we taught you earlier. aly: hula hooping? got it. so how've

gabrielle? gabrielle: it was a another win for donald trump last night, with marco rubio just edging out ted cruz for second place. aixa diaz has more. aixa: candidates are looking forward to super tuesday. mr. trump: we love nevada. aixa: the gop front runner won with more than 45% support. >> he is steaming down the aixa: he stops in virginia, one of 13 states holding primaries or caucuses next week. >> super tuesday i think be the most important. aixa: picking up support in texas -- >> if ted cruz cannot pick up support, how viable is his candidacy at this point? aixa: at on the democratic side, polls show hillary clinton is the favorite. mrs. clinton: i hope you will vote. mr. sanders: we are fighting. >> bernie sanders is not out, but hillary clinton will begin to accumulate delegates, and the uphill climb for the sanders campaign becomes more steep. aixa: senator lindsey graham put gabrielle: senator lindsey graham along with senators john mccain and kelly ayotte say the president's plan t

gabrielle: oh, darn. people probably don't think anything of it, but it is normal for midwesterners. winterfest staff used the lake as overflow parking, but the cars started sinking. thankfully, no one was in any of them and no one was injured, but there is no word on the extent of the damage to the cars. nigel: french authorities issued an orange alert today. this, due to the fierce winds slamming into the french coast overnight, with winds up to 87 miles per hour. damage, but many communities were left without power. the public is right now advised to stay away from the shore. look at that. authorities said the storm caused canceled trains, planes, and ferries. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. john: satellite and radar showing one cold front pushing through right now. a secondary front is here. each front that passes by will bring another piece of arctic air. the first one is bringing in colder temperatures, canadian air. the next several cold fronts that will pass through, we will

now back to you, michael and gabrielle. gabrielle: thankfully, they did not get hurt. mike mccormick is live in mike: the wind is still strong on main street in downtown spartanburg, and take a look. that is the roof of that building. the wind took it off, and there were people inside those three businesses, and they were not hurt, but they were shaken up. also shaken up was the woman driving this suv. a tree fell on it as she drove through a boulevard with west main street, and a downed power line cost that detour. the three shattered her windshield. shattered glass blew into that car, scaring the driver, but she is also ok. coming up tonight at 6:00, you will hear from the woman who was inside that car when that limb came down, getting her window, mike mccormick, wyff news 4. michael: moore the 24,000 outages in the state of south carolina, and many of them are in the upper date -- more than 24,000 outages in the state of south carolina. pickens county outages have dropped, as you can see there, and there are 4500 outages in spartanburg county. gabrielle: 1300 in bun

gabrielle: aixa diaz has more. aixa: nigel, gabrielle, tonight, iowans are meeting in churches, schools, libraries, to choose their picks for their party's nomination. >> by 10:00 tonight, w be out of you hair. aixa: with time running out, >> i'm counting on you, and i trust you, and i ask for your support to caucus for me tonight. thank you all very much. aixa: prs their final pitches to iowans. >> i'm the only one who i think would actually balance the budget. aixa: hillary clinton visited her des moines campaign headquarters to thank volunteers. >> bernie! bernie! aixa: bernie sanders did the same, as the two democratic candidates fight for delegates in iowa. >> we're going to try to get as many people to caucus as we possibly can. aixa: a new quinnipiac university poll shows sanders with a three-point lead over clinton. >> this is where we start. this is day one. we're going to take back our country. aixa: that same e ll has donald trump ahead of ted cruz by seven points, >> we have now been to all 99 counties

gabrielle: gabrielle: let's fast-forward three months. nigel: or five. i could be swimming down there. gabrielle: for now, we are bundled up. john is in the studio tracking the latest. and talking about the cold. john: the cold and a little bit of precipitation. anyway cap tomorrow morning, 8:00, it will be cold but not extremely cold. temperature around freezing in the upstate, mid to upper 20's in the mountains. a fast-moving system coming in from the west, you can see this is really, we will see a couple ice pellets or maybe a brief snow shower, flurries in the upstate around alumina court tomorrow morning. best chance of rain and snow will be in the mountains on friday. more sunshine by the afternoon in the upstate and parts of the mountains. a fast-moving system with a zonal flow from west-east. here comes the next blast of arctic air in time for the weekend. we have been advertising it for this could be the coldest air we have seen this winter. there is the storm system. where does the low track? if it tracks north, it will -- we will end up with r

gabrielle: gabrielle: let's fast-forward three months. nigel: or five. i could be swimming down there. gabrielle: for now, we are bundled up. john is in the studio tracking the latest. and talking about the cold. john: the cold and a little bit of precipitation. anyway cap tomorrow morning, 8:00, it will be cold but not extremely cold. temperature around freezing in the upstate, mid to upper 20's in the mountains. a fast-moving system coming in from the west, you can see this is really, we will see a couple ice pellets or maybe a brief snow shower, flurries in the upstate around alumina court tomorrow morning. best chance of rain and snow will be in the mountains on friday. more sunshine by the afternoon in the upstate and parts of the mountains. a fast-moving system with a zonal flow from west-east. here comes the next blast of arctic air in time for the weekend. we have been advertising it for

gabrielle: joining her tonight is gabrielle giffords. the former congresswoman was almost killed because of gun violence. wyff news 4's patrick hussion is live in columbia, with more on what we can expect tonight. patrick? patrick: this will be hillary clinton's 12th official visit to south carolina since she began her campaign. as we edge closer to the primary on saturday, tonight, mothers whose children were victims of gun violence or who died while in police custody will bee meeting with clinton. former congresswoman gabrielle giffords, who herself, was a victim of gun violence. earlier today, these five mothers, these women were at the rock of ages baptist church in each mother talked about losing their children, and why they're voting for hillary clinton. one of the mothers, sybrina fulton, lost her son, trayvon martin, in 2012. she says there needs to be a better criminal and judicial system. >> my son was not committing any crimes. my son did not have a weapon. my son did not murder and shoot anyone. so i can still sleep in my bed

gabrielle: you can stay updated on our mobile app. and you can turn to our mobile app to keep an eye on the weather, track the storm, and get the latest on school be okay, especially these days. myra: while deputies have yet to find the driver of the white suv, they caught up with the three suspects who ran off. a sheriff's office spokesman says one of the suspects was injured during the arrest, and taken to the hospital. myra ruiz, wyff news 4, greenville county. nigel: now to commitment 2016. a live picture of polling places in new hampshire. that is behind us, where presidential primaries happening gabrielle: new hampshire is a white house. last grab for votes. sally kidd has more. sally: nigel and gabrielle, we are seeing one last push by the candidates and their campaigns in these final hours of voting. game time in the granite state. >> we voted for trump. we needed a change. >> i was going to vote for sally: candidates made a last >> i feel terrific. sally: appealing for v ves. >> i feel great. >> you plan to godsend vote? -- y

gabrielle: yeah. it is about the circus element -- it is still dark, but not as dark as the original production. karen: everyone remember the bob fosse choreography from the first production, but diane has it is a very difficult show. what was it like for you preparing with the dancing, the acrobatics, etc.? gabrielle: it is still hard to this day. i will still learn steps before the show. you never master fosse. it is specific. you have to have strong physicality to do the show because you have to sing, dance, and do acrobatics. karen: and keep your breath at the same time. gabrielle: you have to breathe. karen: [laughter] gabrielle: there are some shows where i am like "gabby," just breathe. karen: do you have to take energy bars? gabrielle: you definitely have to eat a lot and be healthy. i cannot eat junk food or else i kind of crash. gabrielle: that is what the show has taught me -- my instrument is my gift, and you have to take care of what you have -- your body, your voice, all of that. karen:

gabrielle: i told you about the contest. the students are in the top three for the world series of inno the winner will receive a software package to create and launch their app. you can vote for their app by visiting wyff4.com, or our mobile app. there's also a link on our facebook page. nigel: the greenville zoo was closed today for routine maintenance. staff and volunteers will use the annual two-week time frame to clean, paint, and make necessary repairs to areas within the 14-acre zoo. the zoo is expected to reopen to the public on saturday, february 13. gabrielle: and we continue to monitor this exciting news oautumn the girffe is expecting again. autumn is due around february 13th, but that is a rough estimate. we won't know if it is a baby boy giraffe or a baby girl giraffe until after it's born. nigel: coming up in our consumer watch, see ways you can set up your smare of emergencies, especially if you aren't able to gabrielle: plus, see the big winners from the screen actors guild awards over the weekend, but first

gabrielle: myra, thank you. right now, the south carolina highway patrol is investigating a crash that killed two students in cherokee county. wyff news 4's mike mccormick spent the day in gaffney, learning more about both teenagers. mike: outside gaffney high school, the flags are at half-staff, and the day began with a moment of silence. the assistant principal called it a somber day here. >> it has really rocked the school, with something like this happening. mike: 17-year-old dominick galosi and 18-year-old shemar byers, both students at the school, died in a crash in york county on friday. troopers say the suv they were in left the road, then hit a fence and a tree. they were passengers. the driver and another passenger ended up in the hospital. dominick's mom tells us he was very humble, and was always smiling, though he never got over the loss of his brother, christopher fowlkes, who was killed while >> shemar was a great person. mike: kareem bonner says his cousin was always smiling. >> he loved everybod

gabrielle: wyff news 4's brad fralick and marc dopher. they are in california, covering the panthers all week as they get ready to face off against the broncos. they are live in santa clara. how is it going? brad: it is going great. we are outside levi stadium in santa clara, the site of super bowl 50. today was the final media availability for the panthers we found this out today, this may be the most expensive sporting event in u.s. history. the average ticket to super bowl 50 is going for on -- just under $5,000 per ticket. marc: and that's the average ticket. super bowl one, the most expensive ticket was $12. the most expensive ticket at super bowl 50, in the $250,000 range. the cheapest price we saw on a ticket website today was $2900 for a nosebleed ticket. in the lower bowl, $10,000-$12,000 per ticket. brad: it is expensive for everyone, including the players. they were allotted up to 15 tickets, but they had to buy the tickets. one player said they were $8,000 per ticket and they could buy up to 15, but they still had to pay for t

gabrielle: thanks, john. let's take you to australian now, where a rare baby albino sea turtle was spotted. it's -- its 122 siblings had already hatched and went to the ocean, when the albino sea turtle was found on tuesday, still sitting on the nest. volunteers watched as the tiny turtle safley wiggled its way to the ocean. experts say albino hatchlings are extremely rare. nigel: more animal news. a goat in india has discovered the grass may be greener on the other side, but nibbling on it could land him behind bars. the goat and her owner found themselves in police custody, after neighbors accused the goat of grazing on their lawns. one of those neighbors was a the goat has been charged with trespassing, and destruction of property. technically, these charges could carry a two-year prison sentence , but it's s t clear if the goat would really be put away, or if her owner would serve time. that sounds baaaa-d. gabrielle: you deserve an oscar. oscar nominees from all 24 categories gathered in beverly hills to

gabrielle: how long does that go on for? ? gabrielle: how important is it for people to take part in that? >> for part of the no kill mission, it is to make sure animals and not reproducing and in the feral cats community, a lot of already euthanized, so when you fix the cats and put it back out, you are doing something really helpful. gabrielle: and also something really helpful is adopting a sweet dog. this is piglet. cute name. look at her smiley for the camera and there is the number for the greenville humane screen. thank you. we want to take another look outside from our hilton-greenville skycam. gabrielle: we want to take a look at this in minnesota, it goes on today and tomorrow for it in the middle of a time when senior poverty is increasing. for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. gabriell

gabrielle: at least those peoplpl see sunshine. john cessarich is on the road in spartanburg and the girls scouts office for the launch of their delicious girl scout cookies, and john, they are celebrating the 10th anniversary of one of my personal favorites, the lemonade? hint, hint. john: next year will be their 100th anniversary. can you believe it? they started selling those cookies in 1970. a beautiful day to eat girl scout cookies. i have been munching on them already. so good. i will skip dinner tonight. we showed you our skycam shot in greenville. in spartanburg, sunny and beautiful. in spartanburg, in the mid 50's. mid 50's in greenville and anderson. upper 50's through abbeville and low 60's in elberton. a cool spot, northern mountains of north carolina around boone, coming up and the 40's. the temperatures are seasonably cool for this time of year. over the weekend, a warm up, then it gets unsettled through next week. more about that in detail a little later on. now back to you. nigel: the california kid is one of nascar

gabrielle: take a look at this video out of north carolina. dozens of cars are abandoned on roads in winston-salem. snow fell overnight, forcing drivers who were stuck to leave their cars. winston-salem police say the phones were ringing off the hook from people involved in weather-related accidents. nigel: now, let's take a live look outside in greenville through our peace center sky cam. you can see, it's very wet out there right now as we speak. temperatures are falling. gabrielle: in western north carolina, here is a live picture from our asheville skycam. it is gray and cold. john cessarich and chris justus are in our studio, tracking the latest. john: very heavy, freezing drizzle across the area. either hold steady or fall just a little bit, especially along i-85 and north. watch out for that. some of the side roads will freeze, and the main roads will get icy. reports of accidents already. if you don't have to get outside, don't. a heavy batch of rain through tennessee and alabama will move through georgia, i-85 and when that gets here,

gabrielle: mandy gaither is live and local with more. mandy: although it may not look like it from the outside, the demolition of the bailes building is underway. people who have been in anderson a while may know it as the gh bailes an company department store. george bailes' granddaughters have a lot of memories of this building. >> one of my favorite building -- memories is running up and down the escalators when we were it was the first one in south carolina. just playing in the store, going down to the bargain-basement. afterwards, going next door to will with either the counter. mandy: the bailes famiolyly says george bought the building in the early 1900s. the building itself dates back to at least the 1880's. bailes' granddaughters say they are not sad to see the building i will explain do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make

gabrielle: what an inspirational lady. wow. take a look at this snub for wrestling and movie star john sina -- john cena. fox sports reporter jamie little was doing a live shot before the start of sunday's race. then, she unknowingly walked by john cena. what is that song? i with my hair back and forth. nigel: a dramatic rescue, caught on camera in the sacramento area. what started as a minor collision led to four vehicles crashing. one of them was a budget moving truck. it flew over the edge of the causeway, landed 35 feet below, and caught fire. >> first engine company got a hoseline from up here, kept the fire in check. we could see the driver was a rescue operation to get him out of there. nigel: highway patrol officers say the 58-year-old driver suffered a broken leg and burns. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. john: a strong storm system comes out of the southern rockies as we go overnight, then move along the southern part of the country. it will affect us possibly wednesday with a potential for seve

gabrielle: we will see you at 530. former governor jeb bush was in , anderson. speaking to a room full of supporters at the civic center. security and how his family has helped shape him. >> i am a ym. i am part of the establishment i have been typecast as that. i get to tell the story of being a disruptor as well. when i was governor, we turn the state capital upside down and change things and think it's -- and things got better. i want to take a combination of having the experience of being the son and brother of a president, and also a successful governor. that is the case i am making. gabrielle: afterwards bush signed autographs and took pictures with supporters. why he says south carolina is a good place for him coming up at 6:00. in abbeville ted cruz's father , was talking to voters about why they should vote for his son. at natty's on trinity rafael cruz talked about his son's defense of 2nd amendment rights for what america represents. >> my son ted cruz is running against what he calls the washington cartel. corrupt career politicians in both parties.

gabrielle: only available in croatia. they will be sent to several european cities as gifts, just in time for good friday. nigel: take a look at this massive volcano or option in indonesia. smoke was billowing out over 9000 feet into the sky. scientists say this eruption was one the biggest since early last year. the government says areas as far as five miles away have been declared a high risk of danger zone.more than 10,000 have been evacuated since 2010. >> now your live super doppler 4 hd with a forecast. john: once those eggs hatch, there will be a little key wrecks inside. -- little t-rex inside. thank god the weekend is so close. i will have to wait until 11:30 tonight for my weekend once the news is over. like you really care, sorry, i'm rambling. snow showers through west virginia. these snow showers will continue around charleston, not south carolina, but west virginia. we might squeeze out a couple tennessee-north carolina line. the clouds are hanging tough in the mountains of northline up. another piece of ene

and -- gabrielle: i'm gabrielle komorowski. myra: you are really here. gabrielle: not asleep in my bed. the message from the weather is to enjoy these mild temperatures. pamela: exactly. not the sunniest of days, but quite warm. greenwood this morning when you walk out the door. you will does that for sure. 11 degrees warmer in greenwood. in asheville, 43 this morning early on your saturday. greenwood, really quite mild. 48. woodruff road skycam making some early poll goers this morning. we have another hour. our temperatures will warm up each hour. we will be in the 50's and getting into the 60's today. there is 46 with partly cloudy skies. the breeze is pick up across the mountains as well. temperatures will be well above average for all of us. look at all the clouds. overall, dry. some spotty showers later today. look at the temperatures, getting into the low 60's. quite nice. the breeze, mainly between five and seven out of the southwest. upper 50's in asheville. well above average for you as well. big changes as we get into the work week. we will ta

back to you, gabrielle and nigel. nigel: one mayor is arrested witnesses say the crystal city mayor ricardo lopez told police to arrest a woman who had touched him earlier, and he argument police and left the building. reportedly pushing the woman. he was indicted on conspiracy and bribery charges earlier. gabrielle: a high school orchestra in washington, d.c., do to the weather, in the terminal with an impromptu performance. a were supposed to be back on monday to perform at the kennedy center for the performing arts, and spending four days at the nation's capital, but a blast of snow canceled their flight, no hotel, no transportation, and a decided to do whatimmigration front and center -- for pope francis' final day in mexico. he gathered at the banks gabrielle: immigration was front and center for pope francis and gathering at banks of the rio grande, one of the busiest crossings in the world, remembering thousands who have died trying to cross the desert. nigel: while the church calls the visit a visit of a missi

gabrielle: she said at different. the chocolate ramen cost about >> how you can help thiscloser to getting his doodle-- gabrielle: an upstate student is one step closer to getting his doodle on the google homepage, but he needs your help. wyff news 4's aly myles explains. >> we have a bit of a surprise. the winner for the state of south carolina in this gymnasium. [cheering] >> it's not every day one of the biggest companies in the world comes to your school to celebrate your artwork. >> can we please have a drumroll? aly: it is almost unheard of. >> the winner is -- khalil lake. aly: but when you have a support system like this? >> how do you feel? aly: well, that is a different story. >> with special needs, you are limited to all the recognition and awards. to get this kind of achievement, it is a big thing for us. aly: khalil lake might be underestimated, but so far he's proven everyone wrong. >> he will tell me something, and i will be so amazed. i will say, how do you know it? he will say, mom i'm not dumb. >> he

and -- gabrielle: i'm gabrielle komorowski. myra: you are really here. gabrielle: not asleep in my bed. the message from the weather is to enjoy these mild temperatures. pamela: exactly. not the sunniest of days, but quite warm.

gabrielle: mike mccormick is live around i-26. mike: this is northern spartanburg county, prone to getting heavier ice and snow. we are close to landrum and the north carolina line. the interstate appears to be ok, which is why traffic is moving at a speed it would normally know that, which is not a good. the roads have been wet all day. it is very cold. there is a sheet of glazing, a thin sheet of ice on the trees. take a look at this handrail. you can see the ice buildup that is there. it is a thin sheet of ice. that is the problem. when you look at the handrail by itself, you can tell if there is anything wrong with it. that there is that slippery, glazing ice coat. that is the problem for the roads. road in north carolina. we have seen vehicles go off the road after hitting just a little bit of ice. that is the concert. the good news, we have seen many dot crews on i-26 in spartan or county pretreating roads. emergency officials say there is less traffic today. >> with all the state offices being closed already due to the holi

gabrielle: we have team coverage tonight. meteorologists john cessarich and chris justus are standing by in our weather center. john, let's check in with you first. hey, happy friday. john: yeah, you too. thank goodness it is friday. we will rebound nicely over the weekend, but then some changes. only in the 30's. upper 30's in asheville. 33 in boone. 43 in andersonville. 40's and low 50's across the upstate. way below average temperatures. normally we should be in the mid-50's for highs. and upper 40's in the mountains. a good 1-0-15 degrees below average. 39 in asheville. 46 degrees in a spartanburg. colder temperatures now, but chris is just next-door weather center. centers -- major changes. chris: a big pattern change, and we watched interested colder and colder. a big pattern change -- you think today is called, wait until you see next week. arctic air moves into the area. what's this talk about a little snowfall? this is sunday at 6:00, a system moving optical coast could give myrtle beach and wilmington a few snowflak

gabrielle: some students found that out first hand. reporter: here at crescent high, anybody who drives, put on these goggles today. a had lenses inside that allow them to be in a 3-d world. wheel in virtual reality, all different, but the same reaction. >> i swerved around the road and almost hit a car. it was crazy. >> i was all over the place. reporter: the arrive a live, allowing students to see how slow reaction time can be when a driver is texting or impaired. >> it definitely showed us this is realized. this can happen. reporter: it is part of the alive at 25 program. they must first go through the national safety council four- hour class on defensive driving. this is another tool to keep drivers safe. >> to eliminate that distraction. reporter: the message here heard >> i would never do it again. >> the phone is going in the console and not coming out. reporter: the united way do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but

it was his friend gabriel wallace who jumped into action. ((kyle sucaldito/choked at lunch: "it felt scary, i couldn't breathe, i was, my throat started to get sore a lot.")) ((steve schorr: "gabriel, out of the clear blue sky, came over to kyle, and what did you do?" gabriel wallace: "i did the heimlich maneuver." steve schorr: "he did the heimlich maneuver.")) ((gabriel wallace/saved friend during lunch: "i did that and then i realized he spit the food out, and then i realized he was actually choking and then a teacher came and i told her.")) ((patrick walker)) as gabriel's proud mother looked on... clark county firefighters presented the 5th grader with a medal... for his bravery and willingness to jump right into action. ((heather wallace/gabriel's mother: "when they told me, i was completely blown out of the water, he went above and beyond walker)) what impressed the adults at the school the most... was the fact that gabriel used the heimlich maneuver in the first place. nobody could figure out where he learned it. ((gabriel wallace/sav

gabrielle: such good shows. cast members from some of his biggest hits reunited recently for a celebration of his career. mark barger has a preview. mark: at the bar where everybody knows your name, he was simply jimmy. >> when it jimmy left during rehearsal, you knew it was funny. mark: james burrows directed the gang of cheers for 237 episodes. >> his hand signals, you knew exactly what he was talking about. he wasn't a guy to waste words. mark: or energy. the cast of fraser learned that from peru's very quickly. -- from burrows very quickly. >> we were rehearsing from the stone stage. he said "what are you doing?" he said, stop it! >> it's like working with a scientist comedian. mark: the very first episode of "friends" got the burrows touch as well. >> he was key to helping us find where i relationships where. >> we would do anything for jim burrows because he gave us the opportunity of a lifetime. mark: his impact was even bigger on "will and grace." he directed all 188 episodes. >> to be beginning of the f

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gabrielle: but is that true? wyff new 4 investigates' tim waller has tonight's truth check. >> from the very start of his presidential campaign, marco rubio has been criticized about an immigration bill he co-authored in 2013. now, the super pac that supports ted cruz has launched this scathing commercial. >> i would vote against anything that grants amnesty. >> you co-authored a bill with democrats 2 years ago that allowed a path to citizenship for undocumented >> yesterday a bipartisan group of senators announced their principles for comprehensive immigration reform which are very much in line with the principles i've proposed and campaigned on for the last few years. >> the ad continues for another 30-seconds, and the claim that rubio co-authored an immigration bill with democrats is true. here's the bill s-744, which would have given 11 million undocumented immigrants in this country a path to citizenship, which would take 13 years. and here's rubio listed as a co-sponsor, one of four republicans who teamed u

gabrielle: thanks, sally. a huge number of ballots were cast in saturday's republican primary, many more than in 2012. wyff news 4's tim waller has been crunching the numbers, and is here with that story. tim? tim: gabby, if voter turnout during presidential primaries tends has been historically low in the past, that was not the case on saturday. check this out. 25% of all registered voters in the state cast a ballot on saturday for one of the six gop contenders. compare that to a 22% turnout in 2012, when voters had nine republican candidates to choose from. and look at these increases in voter turnout at the county level, compared to 2012. voters in union and cherokee counties cast 29% more ballots this past saturday, than they did in the gop primary in 2012. pickens, laurens, and anderson counties, also casting more ballots. same story in these five counties. abbeville, spartanburg, greenwood, oconee, and increases in voter turnout compared to the 2012 primary. pickens and oconee counties had the largest pe

gabrielle: wyff news 4's chief meteorologist john cessarich is in our studio right now tracking the latest. john: the damage on top of paris mountain. high winds gusting at 50-60 miles per hour. in the major cities, we had winds gusting from 40-46 miles per hour. we still high gusts at 35 miles per hour across the area. we still have wins gusting to around 35 miles per hour. that will diminish as we go upstate. still winds will gust from time to time in the mountains. rain in the valleys. snow in the higher elevations. this is even d dn into raven county and northeastern georgia. the weather advisory continues into tomorrow morning. plus inches of snow. but even asheville, you could end up with a dusting to a c ouple of inches of snow by tomorrow morning. we have had ice, we have had snow. it has been a bizarre week. chris: sunshine and the weekend is a must here. look for clear skies and warming conditions. a little bit of a cool day on saturday. by sunday, we are in the mid-60's. the mountains could use a warm-up. we are going to get it after a chilly friday. we will be in the upper 40's

gabrielle: i'm gabrielle komorowski. pamela: much warmer than yesterday morning. 15 degrees warmer in asheville, hendersonville. you seem even warmer in henderson, 15-20 degrees warmer than yesterday. where does that put you? 48 in greenwood. 47 in abbeville. 46 in anderson. mild for our february morning. clemson, easy at 46. pickens at 46. the breeze will be out of the south and west. we will have clouds. despite the lack of sun today, temperatures will continue to warm up. by lunchtime, in the mid-50's. we won't stop there. here is your view this morning. plenty of clouds. no rainmakers just yet. as the day goes on, we will have a slingshot of picking up some showers in the mountains. mainly tried stay for us. temperatures warming up as the southerly wind picks up, and even more out of the southwest. we do have very light northeast. not a big deal. just show you the overall the atmosphere is warming up and will continue to do so. you see, we don't find a whole lot of sunshine. we could find some patchy fog around. near

gabrielle: president obama and antonin scalia. and now you're winning numbers from the south carolina gabrielle: we are learning more about the man that was killed in powdersville in a crash yesterday morning. he just happened to be on the road at the same time that deputies were chasing another man in another car. wyff news 4's corey davis spoke to the fiancee of the man who corey: 62-year-old stephen burnett was a truck driver for gbs lumber supply here in mauldin. his fiancee told us they met while working for the company, and now she's just taking it one day at a time. >> he's gone. i can't ever get him back. corey: overcome by the death of her fiancee, debbie blair says she doesn't know what she's going to do. >> i didn't expect for him to be gone when he left for work yesterday morning. corey: burnett was on his way to pick up his truck from penske on whitehorse road when he was hit by a car that was being chased by greenville county deputies. this is how it all ended. at intersection of highway 153 and highway 81, burnett's

gabrielle: john has a tough assignment. he is at the girl scouts office in spartanburg for the launch of cookies. he is shaking his head, because he wants cookies. john: i'll -- i told the producer, gabrielle and nigel, rerely, i have to go see the girl scouts and see those delicious cookies. give me a different assignment. yeah, right. that is why i am here. we will talk cookies later. first, the weather. nice in spartanburg through the upstate, seasonably cool plenty of sunshine. a few high, thin clouds streaming and, but don't expect to see, you could see plenty of the temperature has warmed into the mid 50's, where we should be. low 50's in the mountains, pretty close to where it should be. except for the northern mountains. boone, pretty chilly in the low 40's. early next week, the jet stream will take a dive into the deep south. there is a low that will track off, now the key is, where does the logo? the track is critical on what we end up getting. snow or rain? with this system, it does not look like freezing rain li

gabrielle: we want to show you these pictures. this is the system that john cessarich says we need to be watching as well. john joins us in the studio. john: we will have to watch it during the day tomorrow especially, and probably especially in the morning. new orleans remains under a tornado watch. there are warnings around louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. we are very stable. we have the warm front to the southwest, so we have a northeasterly breeze. we are just looking at rain showers across the area. the breeze brings in cooler temperatures. we need to get unstable for severe weather. late tonight and early tomorrow morning, we will break down the wedge. besides the potential for severe thunderstorms, we could also have the potential for flash flooding. most of us have seen a couple inches of rain. the ground is saturated. expecting 1-4 plus inches of more rain as we go through the next 24-36 hours. the severe weather threat runs spartanburg, greenville, anderson, starr-iva, although a to the midlands. potential risk for s

it was his friend gabriel wallace who jumped into action. lunch: "it felt scary, i couldn't breathe, i was, my throat started to get sore a lot.")) ((steve schorr: "gabriel, out of the clear blue sky, came over to kyle, and what did you do?" gabriel wallace: "i did the heimlich maneuver." steve schorr: "he did the heimlich maneuver.")) ((gabriel wallace/saved friend during lunch: "i did that and then i realized he spit the food out, and then i realized he was actually choking and then a teacher came and i told her.")) ((patrick walker)) as gabriel's proud mother looked on... clark county firefighters presented the 5th grader with a medal... for his bravery and willingness to jump right into action. ((heather wallace/gabriel's mother: "when they told me, i was completely blown out of the water, he went above and beyond for a friend.")) ((patrick walker)) what impressed the adults at the school the most... was the fact that gabriel used the heimlich maneuver in the first place. nobody could figure out where he learned it. ((gabriel wallace/sav

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now, back to you, gabrielle. gabrielle: thank you, john. we want to go you a live look about the consolidation proposal happening in pickens county. live pictures for you of a the pickens county school district is looking for public input on the plan to close three elementary schools in the district, and you can see a huge turnout. there are plans to close a.r. lewis, holly springs, and ambler. nigel: mandy gaither has more from salem about taking a fight against closing an upstate school to court. mandy: looking to close the middle and high school, it is now up to a judge to decide whether the oconee county school district follow the law when willing totolose the tamassee salem middle school and high during a court hearing, parents allege the district had a hand in the drop in school attendance by busing students across attendance lines to walhalla for school. >> they ultimately could close our school by attrition, by interventions they had put in place. that is what i feel. mandy: an attorney for the district says a bus has run from the t

gabriel's mom was just as surprised as anyone. gabriel likes the internet like so and i'm sure that youtube had a lot to do with teaching him the hemlich." i feel like i always just saw from tv." whatever way he with him... and it ended up saving his friends life. i realized he saved me i thanked him a bunch. thank you a lot for saving my life both gabriel and kyle also got a and... his mom says this is a great gift for gabriel because his shar the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...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. the west" when it comes to the caucus. but our state could lose that status, if not enough people come out to cauc

gabrielle: social media and twitter have broken down the and voters. tonight, some of the questions from you. live pictures from sky 4 over that a giant hashtag, #gopdebate. use our livewire, receipt of tweets about the debate, including some from our reporters. you can find it on our mobile app. carol: before they hit the stage tonight, some of the gop candidates spent the day getting a message out to voters. jim bush had a meet and greet in a fountain inn -- jeb bush had a meeting greet and fountain inn. he talked about balancing the budget as governor of florida. he also criticized from runner donald trump. jeb bush: it's not strong to denigrate women. it's not strong to cast aside hispanics as though they are not worthy. is not strong to make fun of the disabled. really donald? that is a sign of strength? that is a sign of deep insecurity. carol: bush is also expected to have his brother, george w. bush, join him in north charleston after the weekend. holding a meeting at -- he had a meet and greet at mutts barbecuein mauldin. sen. kasich: we were

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gabriell variants scary. that is a sign of a they touched down in mississippi and alabama overnight, leaving a trail of downed power lines and damaged homes. think of the, no one was seriously injured.nigel: and take a look at this. look at that. an suv spinning out of control on icy roads. parts of self to go to have been under a blizzard warning. they say strong wind is making been under a blizzarg.gabrielle: it is much calmer in comparison, and it looks fine for now, the rain is gonnigel: chief meteorologist john cessarich is here now. john, some severe weather moving in in parts of south carolina. john: absolutely, nigel and gabriellby the way, this was the same storm system that has moved through our ar in mississippi. this produced blizzards conditions. a massive storm system. almost a solid line of very heavy thunderstorms and a couple of severe thunderstorms. for the most part, it is not severe. this made it's way across the area late last night through this morning. what the most part, and we saw in