3 Winter Weather is forcing a few of our mountain schools to close on wednesdayincluding, madison, mitchell, macon and yancey countiesif we get any more in well update you onair via the ticker at the bottom of your screenand online at our School Closings tab on fox carolina dot com 3 as you decide 2016 3 donald trump and Bernie Sanders. Win New Hampshire the first primary of the president ial Campaign Ends with decisive victories for them. But what do the results mean. Heading into South Carolina . Carolina . The outcome was expected. But just as important in the republican fieldwhos rounding out the top fourjohn kasich, followed by ted ted cruz and jeb bush youll remember cruz won the Iowa Caucuses 3 tonight, trump and sanders are the ones celebratingthis is a 3 trump continues to double down on his stance that voters in New Hampshire believe an outsider will make a better president on the democratic sideBernie Sanders was expected to win, he was a favorite considering the proximity t
3 a frigid night is on the way as lows dip into the low 20s in the upstate and midteens in Western North carolina under clearing skies. Wednesday will be mostly sunny but wont warm up too much, only peaking in the upper 30s and mid20s throughout the day. 3 now lets send it over to the pit crew traffic center. 3 3 were watching watching 3 back to you guys 3 as you decide 2016 3 New Hampshire voters are steadily hitting the polls todayfor the first primary election of 2016following last weeks iowa caucuses. Caucuses. And here you can see the candidates spending their final hours campaigningmany are wondering if the following tonights results. And of course on the democratic side. Hillary clinton and Bernie Sanders are going head to head following last weeks narrow win by clintons camp in iowa. This afternoon were hearing from some New Hampshire voters who say their voice is an important one to the election. 3 3 3 were gungho were a small state but were representative of a lot of people a
Who have a home, but no way to keep it warm. From a dusting off i26 in buncombe county, to frigid flying flurries in downtown asheville, the weather feels as bonechilling as it looks. Everybody needs to be prayed for when theyre out there, because you could freeze to death if youre not prepared. Mike Darren Dumont says hes proof of the ways shelters can save lives. To have a place to where you can just come and get out of the cold, even if you dont get a bed, because theres too many people, and the overflow, you have to sleep in the chapel. Just to be on that floor for a couple of nights, to get out of all that mess, it is a bigtime blessing. Mike he once relied on the western Carolina Rescue Ministry in asheville. Right now, all shelters in the city are running on code purple. That means making extra room, because the temperature is below 32 degrees. We have cots, and we have mats. If we run out of cots, and we run out of mats, well put out blankets. We just want to get people in out