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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

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

((michael stevens)) > thanks for waking up with us. i'm michael stevens in for patranya. today's the big day -- super bowl sunday! later, the denver broncos and carolina panthers will take to the field... to see who will be this year's n-f-l champs... right here on c-b-s. as teri okita reports... san francisco and c-b-s are ready to bring the game... (aerials) the broncos and panthers had their final pre-game walk-throughs on saturday. the c-b-s broadcast team is doing its final prep work, too. injury reports, statistics, and player profiles are all part of their game plan . as they get ready to host a full day of t-v for the biggest single-day sporting event in the world. (sot: james brown/the super bowl today host) there are going to be a lot of new viewers, so you can't be talking too granularly about football. lead analyst and former quarterback phil simms says he's going to keep the game-calling simple. but, as a super bowl champion and mvp, he'll also be able to add extra color on the players. (sot: phil simms/lead analyst) i read all the stories about how it affect

and then a potential storm next now back you, michael and carol. michael: the new hampshire primary in the books, donald trump looking to the a winner in the upstate. carol: there was a rally in the nulton, and patrick was there. patrick: in his 19th visit, he arrived in pendleton today at the arena, and this was used for handling livestock and such, and when he arrived, he said, "what kind of building is this, anyway? it is cold in here. while then he went to addressing the crowd. trump had the south carolina poll numbers on his mind. mr. trump: by the way, the original polls that came out here, went through the roof. we are high. patrick: right now, he has a lead according to real clear and here, he talks money numbers, tens of millions of dollars in fund raising he says he has turned down. mr. trump: no, i don't want it. i want to do something else. i want to be greedy, but i want to be greedy for the united states. i want to bring money in. i really do. we have a hundred and 79,000 criminal, illegal immigrants. cannot have it, folks. they are g

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. 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. is this an what way 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 capital to do nationbui

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: nearly 70 in spartanburg in anderson. the fatal accident happened on north pleasant berg and villa road after 7:30. patrick hussion's life and local there. patrick: 209 accidents. you said it. it feels as if, now, these two cars are going by now, but able are getting the message. this road, three 85, has been quiet for the last 10 minutes. patrol is currently processing the scene still off the shoulder of 385 going into greenville. it is under investigation. two pedestrians were hit when they exited their car earlier, around 7:30. they were knocked over the wall, down onto villa road. one fatality confirmed, the other taken to the hospital. 385 headed out of greenville is still open. thankfully, we are not seeing a lot of cars. 385 headed into greenville, closed. the rain has all but stopped. it is drizzling. still, very cold and slippery on roads. michael and carol, back to you. carol: a deadly accident at villa road and 380 five. another deadly wreck in greenville county, the coroner truck on verdae boulevard. the woman

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: nigel, thank you. jeb bush announcing he is suspending his campaign for the republican emanation. to make inroads against donald trump, who constantly mocked florida governor. mandy gaither was with supporters as bush got out of the race. she joins us live and local more. mandy? mandy: as you can see behind me, everything is being packed up. just a few reporters remain. earlier today, you could hear supporters gasping as jeb bush and his announcement. -- made his announcement. jeb: the people of iowa, self carolina, and new hymns or have spoken. i respect their decision. -- iowa south carolina, and new hampshire have spoken. so i am suspending my campaign. >> no! jeb: yes. [cheering] mandy: bush thanked his supporters and staff, who he says never gave up. i talked to several people, no one was expecting this. some. 70 here surprised -- so many here surprised by bush's decision to drop out. here is what one supporter had to say moments after learning that bush will no longer seek the nomination. >> i di

michael: i think so. on the presumption -- it would be harder for him to run if the republicans take control -- hold control the house. emily: we are talking and i getting along with people, donald trump. some might say not famous for get -- getting along with people. he is done things that might of submarine candidates. name-calling and nasty attacks. do you think that his style of campaigning has changed the game? do you think we will see his style in the future or is this just him? michael: i don' t know. there has only been nastiness and campaigns. it usually has not been so publicly spoken. emily: saint john mccain is not a war hero. michael: those usually come from surrogates that you can disassociate from. i' m no different radials, i find it entertaining. up until recently, i found pretty funny. it' s not so funny anymore. michael: it' s a little bit worn, but it' s more that this guy could actually be president. at the same time, he is a successful businessman. i cannot believe that he would gove

-lemonis: michael! michael! gina: i'm the wrong [bleep] one. i'm the wrong one. i'm the wrong [bleep] one. it takes one phone call... -sal: gina. gina. -gina: ...and i'll end you, bro. -sal: gina, please. -gina: [ shouting indistinctly ] -michael: you have no respect. -gina: sit the [bleep] down. -michael: no respect. -gina: not when you get in my face and try to talk to me like that! fabio: do me a favor, babe, please? just calm down. i know. just calm down. lemonis: gina is going bananas because she's scared that she's gonna lose her job. this is how she provides for her family. what i was worried about is this thing was gonna get totally out of hand. woman #2: he's the one starting the problem -- him. -sal: honestly -- -michael: i haven't been paid for three years, and i'm no good? i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: okay, okay. gina, please don't go out there. michael: i'm closing you down first, because i got to get paid! -sal: gina. gina. -michael: that's the facts! all right?! lemonis: you know, as i'm watching this go down, i'm pissed off

michael: john such as desk john is right here. it turned into a cold, strong winds today to john: winds gusting from 40 to 46 miles across the area. behind the front today, it is a cold wind. it is starting to relax, as expected. fairly light winds out of the west, but still windy conditions in most of the mountains. snow showers with the northwesterly flow through north georgia and suburbs of atlanta. snow showers taking off and starting to concentrate more toward the tennessee line. that will happen through the night tonight. as far as the winter weather advisories, that continues until 7:00 in the morning. another one to four inches of snow possible. four inches in the west basin slope and the higher elevations. maybe a dusting in the southeastern part of montford county. your wake up weather looks like this, lots of sunshine in the upstate. light winds. 26 degrees in the mountains with still breezy but not as windy. 26 degrees. a look ahead to the weekend him and i will talk about the tornado outbreak we have had over the past

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: i can' t divulge that. but if the question is whether or not i believe cane to be with his wife, the answer is yes. the man is still in love with his wife. >> jill: good, good. >> colin: uh, i just can' t see this working. >> jill: darling, it won' t work without you. >> colin: but if there' s a snowball' s chance in hell of this fixing my son' s marriage, then i' m in. >> jill: what a prince you are. okay. >> colin: thank you. >> jill: so we' re all on board. let' s get to work. >> lauren: okay. >> devon: i still think you have a much better chance of working things out than i do. >> lily: yeah, if only. [ cellphone rings ] lauren, hi. sure. yeah, no, no, don' t worry about the short notice. my dad and devon? um, yeah, i' ll ask them. okay, see you soon. bye. >> neil: ask me what? >> lily: hey, uh, jill, colin, lauren, and michael are coming here for, um, an anniversary celebration, and they want us all to attend. >> neil: i don' t know about that. >> lily: okay, this is for jill, so the two of you can put

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... in fact, we're standing outside the durango community center... where ted cruz will be later on this morning. nevada democrats caucused on saturday,, clinton took the state.. but not by a large margin. clinton took about 53 percent.... while sanders took 47. clinton thanked supporters... saying she has the momentum.. while sanders blamed low turnout for the loss.. 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!)) ((michael stevens)) there were 35 delegates up for grabs in nev

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

, 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: 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

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: and upstate connection here. south carolina congressman trey gowdy has invited you to watch the debate with him at 7:30 p.m. he's hosting a watch party at the nose dive gastropub in downtown greenville. carol: bobby jindal has become the latest republican leader to endorse marco rubio. jindal dropped out of the race for the white house back in november. the former louisiana governor rubio. "marco can unify our party. his optimistic message is bringing voters from across the party lines, from across different demographic groups. he can unify our party and he can win this election in november." michael: donald trump returned back to south carolina tonight. trump interrupted his busy campaign schedule in new hampshire to campaign in the palmetto state. thousands of people packed the florence civic center. trump is the front-runner ahead of tuesday's new hampshire primary. many eyes are now on the south, especially the south carolina primary coming up in days. the pundits will tell you south carolina is the political

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: at 13. kelly: at . it a vice -- he'-- he's -- he's such a good guy, as you know, everybody loves their kids. michael: he's anmazing kid, though. really is. kelly:e'a set ki he'sot given us one ounce of headache t luck there. that's wt didast ght, we celebrated. wh did you do? michael: i was down south jersey. ke whaart? michael: robert wood johnson hospital, down in that area. theyove you down the becse ereere a loly ripa references. key:t's home. michael: know.you are loved dowthere. eneverouo sewre, people are like, wre's kelly? [laughte kelly: sorry. kelly: i do the worst -- i do, e's com miael: like oprah's coming out right now. kelly: as long as i say, "oh, he's right over there," people will run me down to get er the andy tn i've escaped. michael: always, i ow, glad you like thehow but we're only married for on hour day y: you should go, "she's rit i here." michael: but it was great. down era spch cameack and had a quienight. i wa in bed earlier, ok a ower bed by:30, whichs earlto me, just chillin

good morning michael? ((michael stevens)) brian, kirsten... officers say a 27-year old motorcyclist was killed. witnesses told police he was speeding... and rear-ended a car that slowed down to make a right turn. the motorcyclt was taken to the hospital where he later died. in 20-15... 23 people died while riding a motorcycle or moped... and as the weather gets warmer, more people will be taking their bikes out for a drive.. so metro police want everyone to be careful: ((officer michael rodriguez // metro police: in almost everyone of our accidents involving motorcycles speed is most definitely a factor. )) ((michael stevens)) last year... metro police say there were about 1-hundred and 25-traffic related deaths in their jurisdiction. police call the number both -- "devastating" and "unacceptable." in hopes of stopping the deadly trend this year... metro police has started a traffic safety focus. each month, the department will be joining forces with the nevada highway patrol and the henderson police department to address the on-going problems

michael: lots of voting left. new hampshire's next, t analysts say most eyes will turn to the southern primaries. we're less than three weeks away from the south carolina republican primary, on february 20th. the democratic primary, a week later, on february 27th. carol: throughout this election season, you can keep tabs on how many delegates each candidate has won. the delegate tracker on following the primaries. you can find it in the "media" window on the home page. you can feel it. fog and drizzle. carol: a system is on the way. john cessarich is trackijohn: heavy rain later tonight. severe weaththe tornado watch box has been canceled for nashville to huntsville.front. a tornado watch continues from birmingham into southeastern mississiwe have had showers develop across the area. some of the rain was moderate. for the most part, fog and drizzle across the area's. this is ahead of the cold front. the individual cells are racing northe the severe weather threat is high to the west. the storm prediction center sa

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 --

now back to you, michael and carol. carol: today, a group of upstate students were back at school for the first time since a crash that killed two of their classmates. michael: wyff news 4's mike mccormick is in gaffney, with what the families of both teenagers want you to know. 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 was something like this happening. mike: 17-year-old and 18-year-old students died on friday in a crash. in it a road, and hit a fence in a tree. they were passengers. the driver and another passenger ended up in the hospital. dominic's mom says he was humble and always smiling, although he never got over the loss of his brother, who was killed while serving in afghanistan in 2009. >> he was a great person. mike: his cousin was always smiling. >> he loved everybody. he loved basketball. that was his thing. he was a mini michal jordan to us. mike: we're t

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