go to wbtv closings to get updates, because of the delays of the winter weather. new on prime time, iraq man faces charges of abuse, after his grandson showed up in school injured. a teacher at the child's school said he complained of leg pain because after "whooping." his grandfather thomas white gave him. according to the police report, bruises and welts were found on the child. swelling was also noted. teechlers -- teachers say the child had trouble walking because of his pain. a man is recovering after he was shot in the face. authorities say his girlfriend is responsible. 23-year-old, cory mayu is accused of shooting the girlfriend sunday night in granite cory. the 22-year-old likely led to the shooting. we do not have an update on the victim's condition. south carolina is front and center in the nation as attention continues to swirl around the race to the white house. michael clark spoke to political experts on what you could expect. south carolina voters get ready >> we're now going to have a big probably bloody fight. >> and scott huffman say there are big story lines to launch into the palmetto state. >> we will get tv ads, we will get radio ads. >> republicans have less than two weeks before a primary. and doubling up on john kasich. the donald campaign and kensing tonight. >> in the course of the next ten days, see every republican candidate that remains in the race at least once. >> ted cruz remains his stop, ben car son will be there, trying to establish himself after low numbers up north. they predict some battles will get dirty, with recent candidates ups and downs. >> i expect some bush and rubio sniping to begin, pretty soon as bush now thinks he could reclaim the establishment lane and rubio rubio. >> tries to head him off. >> the 2 percent lead over clinton clinton. >> there's no voter base. >> and the democratic chair, turn out will be lighter than 2008. >> and even though we think hillary will win, the question, how many delegates will they have. likewise for the bernie people, how many candidates will you have hillary have. >> we want to take you live republican presidential hopeful, donald trump is back in the palmetto state, one day after he won the new hampshire primary. this is a live look inside the t anderson arena in the campus of clemson university. you see the big flag there. you see the podium. he's not there yet. the event started at 7:00. trump has not arrived, waveng the cameras in the left, as they are waiting for them to enter the arena. the start is at 7:00. he always brings a big crowd. of course, that crowd welcomes him with a lot of applause and cheers when he does comes to the space. these are the candidates from the race, from the republican side. there are 10 after, carly fiorini. and the first in the south, republican primary will take place in south carolina, february 20th. carolina panthers, cam for the press conference, walkout. local teacher, and a coach, are using the loss as a learning tool for their student. news partner, visited sugar creek elementary school today and spoke with michelle grits. she just returned from the game and while she's a huge panthers fan, she says there's a lesson to be learned and she isn't the only one who thinks so. >> you do your best, whether it's on a field, on the court, in the classroom. it is your heart and your effort that you put into it. >> i support him. it's hard to be a good loser. but there are certain ways that you get to choose how you deal with it. >> and he says, cheering for the carolina panthers during their incredible season brought her students closer. she's ready to cheer them on again, next year. students at jackson park surprise this morning. nascar driver, dale earn hart, jr. gave the school a check for $2100 from his foundation. he also spent some time packing the school's blessing in a backpack before taking questions from students and posing with each class in the school. nice of him to do that. >> tennessee family is thankful to be alive after a hover board sent their million dollar mansion up in flames, trapping two teenagers upstairs. wbtv has more on how they got out alive >> it was a hover board that destroyed our live. >> something meant for joy. >> snow covered the charred remains, by their national home. it was a fire that killed almost two people. >> kicking in the doors. i thought, i will lose two of my four children today. knows the source of the investigation. >> fit turbo f-1 hover board. >> was intended as a toy, just caused total destruction. >> this is a piece of hover board pulled by the rubble. trapping the two teens upstairs. the teens smashed through windows. the daughter jumped from the second story into their father's arm. >> please jump, baby. please jump. she jumped out the window without hesitation. i can't tell you how brave that was. >> with cuts and broken bones. the family is walking away with each other. also a desire to keep this from happening to anyone else. >> the fact the toy caused this kind of, you know, destruction to our lives, it's wrong. >> the fire department says it believes the hover board's lithium batteries are the culprit. >> trying to buy the family's christmas gift. >> no question they would take they could. >> incredible. >> up next on prime time. we're hearing from the sister of the lancaster man who died at super bowl xl plus. video of the parking garage collapsed. workers caught off guard. we'll have details on what happened here. >> priest charged with murdering a beauty queen in 1960. what police say finally helped them crack the case. you're watching prime time. at steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that'amazing! that' amazing! 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strikes over north africa. it's retweeted more than 7 thousand times. it also has around 8400 likes. and still to come on prime time, a well-known local man dies minutes after seeing his grandson get a super bowl gold super bowl football. ahead tonight on wbtv and cbs. if you're going to say "better ingredients. better pizza." you better deliver. which is why i'm introducing our new papa's quality guarantee: love your pizza, or get another one, absolutely free. get any large pizza up to 5-toppings for just $9.99. online only. . >> we want to go live, republican donald trump kicks off in the tri-state. and he won the new hampshire primary. let's listen in. >> car accidents. and one of them walked over a mile to a blizzard to be there and it turned out, it is close to a broken leg. you're fired for ruining my car. >> why not. the people has such spirits, such beautiful spirit. i felt tas very important to -- i think nobody knows the system better than me >> donald trump, there in south carolina. the first in the south primary we will continue to follow the different politicians, as they stop in south carolina, leading to that. we're leading more on the lancaster county man, who died during super bowl celebrations in san francisco. 44-year-old, william rucker had a heart attack, about 20 minutes after his son got a golden football to commemorate the super bowl's 20th anniversary. a middle school is named after williams late grandfather and his dad is a well-known dentist. we spoke to williams sister by phone. for him to pass, for celebrating the panthers to her, was in some way fitting >> love, love to play football. and for him to -- being called to the super bowl and, you know, it's hard. it was like perfect way for him >> and too young indeed >> rucker leaves behind a wife, daphne and two kids, and nine-year-old aaron. aaron was with his dad, the day he died. lealla was named after her great grandfather. >> and freezeings rain and snow to the carolinas. this is what the system left in nashville tennessee. more snow is expected there tomorrow. as the system continues to move towards our area, we are asking, what it will bring with it. we've been hearing from people in our live facebook feed in burnt county and avery county where they say it's very, very cold. they have the wind that's making it feel so much colder. >> you don't want to get stranded in that. that's for sure. you could get into a hypothermia in a big hurry. for pets, we don't want everybody to take care of that. stay inside and watch wbtv. >> absolutely. we will track more snow coming up that way as well. the duel power radar, it's tapering. snow showers from here and there, could add up overtime. the windchill advisory, no question is first and foremost on the minds of the folks out there. allegheny, ash, watauga. and with the 5-15 below windchills. make sure you're careful with that. the winter weather advisory is still in effect, for ash and watauga county. you could see another inch. and you could run out all the way to thursday, through friday. the snow showers could add up to two inches of snow in some locacaions. by mountain standards, not significant. it's all about the brutally cold air that's up that way. you know what, we're competing with that here. and scott, at the moment, 31 degrees. you see the clouds. here goes the crescent moon chasing it in the horizon. have a look through 11:00. we'll be dropping quickly in the mid-20s. 14 around boon. they may not drop in the overnight hours. for the rest of us, we will probably dip deeply in the teens and start rebounding around 7:00, 8:00. we'll be out the door forecast. we will peg it out at 8:00 in the morning. bundle up. that's nothing to flee with. the cold air, that is the question. we see a few wispy clouds. your hour-by-hour forecast, 31 as we take you to tomorrow afternoon. the map, doesn't change outside the mountains on friday. the upper level disturbance, will pick up a few more snow showers up here. that's why we're allowing for maybe another two inches by late friday afternoon. you will see more perhaps coming in with the upper level impulse through the day on friday asle with. i want to jump by monday. with another cold air of high pressure, will push more air over the weekend. could set the stage for this area of low pressure to work its way up to the southeast and along with it, some of that -- some of the moisture, some of the precipitation overruns the cold air down to the surface. it means it could start off with snow. eventually we can see sleet and freezing rain and maybe rain before the whole thing is over. once again, we will rebound just a little bit with the temperatures and there's the second wave of cold air i just told you about coming in the weekend. how about the low of 14. and there it is. the stage is set for monday. some snow, sleet, freezing rain, could be on the table ending the rain on tuesday. beyond that, we can be back in the 50s on wednesday. this is what we're watching for as we go for and eventually, as things continue to come together, we'll talk about the accumulations. back to you. >> thank you. time for the prime time pick. the picture came with the caption, i'm reposting this because it all still applies. bounce back, learn from this. keep pounding. go panthers. i agree with that. post the picture on instagram, with the hash tag, prime time pick and wb tv and me. any social media, wb tv and me. follow us on instagram, wbtv under score news. >> these are the most popular stories on the social media sites today. this is a big one. former texas priest, now living in arizona, facing charges in this woman, irene garza was found in an irrigation canal found decades ago. the last time anyone saw her alive, was when the priest charged with her death was visiting. his father, john fight, the break in the case, after a monk and another case came forward and telling them, fight continues with them. and officers have 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