disqualified" sot/ donald trump "if you become the nominee who the hell knows if you can be president." nats full moderator caputo: why sot/ donald trump "cause he's doing a little bit better" cruz fired back at the new york times for reporting he did not properly disclose financing his 2012 senate campaign in part with a loan his wife got from her employer, goldman sacks based on wall street. sot/ sen. "yes ai made a paperwork error....but if that's the best hit the ny times has got they better go back to the well" south carolina gogornor nikki haleyeyarned trump this week about sounding angry no apology tonight sot / donald trump "our country country is being run by incompetent people and yes i am angry" others went after the top democrat sot / gov. chris christie "you cannot give hillary clinton a 3rd term" sot / jeb bush shed be going back and forth between white house and the courthouse the fight over who runs against clinton got more intense and it did get more personal. cruz attacked trump for having a new york values. saying truly conservatives i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, north charleston, south carolina michael wukela, executive director, progress south joel sawyer, political consultant, campaign grid the house's highest- ranking republican woman says south carolina gov. nikki haley should be judged on her abilities, not her looks. rep. cathy mcmorris rodgers, chair of the republican conference, was asked about rep. steve king's comment to the associated press that haley wasn't a "principled conservative" in the gop, but "i think she's beautiful so i'd be happy if she's the face of the party." mcmorris rodgers replied: "nikki haley is a proven leader. and that is what she should be judged on." barack obama's state of the union address, saying legal immigrants should be welcomed to the country as long as they're properly vetted. she urged people to resist the temptation to "follow the siren call of the angriest voices." and rick santorum "we do not need to be lectured about why we're angry and frustrated and fearful an illegal immigration problem in this country for 25 years." a beautiful, but chilly string of days continues as capital city. meteorologist ben tanner is in the first alert weather center and ben there are changes on the way. low pressure will cross through the state friday and deliver 1" rain totals in in the 40s and 50s. saturday, partly cloudy, breezy with highs near 60. sunday will be partly cloudy with just a 20% chance of a shower. low pressure will croro through the state friday and deliver 1" rain totals in most areas with highs in the 40s and 50s. saturday, partly cloudy, breezy with highs near 60. sunday will be partly cloudy with just a 20% chance of a shower. after reporting on a string of church burglaries in orangeburg county, wis has learne that deputies in neighboring bamberg county are also investigating similar our chad mills has the update. sheriff ed darnell confirms three churches in bamberg county were also struck just days ago. in the meantime, his deputies have increased patrols of the county's churches as they search for a suspect or suspects. at the word of life pentecostal holiness church in bamberg... ...pastor dwight brazell still has some cleaning up and repair work to do. "i was stunned when i first walked in. my discipleship ministry director was here, and he said, 'i got a surprise for you.' i walked in, and i said, 'woah!'" bamberg county deputies say his church was broken into, ransacked, and burglarized sometime over the weekend. "i seen my pastor's door was knocked in and kicked in and broken. then, there was a closet there that was broken in the secretary's office." a safe, along with $300 and the church keys inside it, were gone. the window of the church's room was shattered. overall, a lot of damage. "about $4,000 worth." but brazell's church wasn't alone. two neighboring churches in bamberg were also targeted by burglars, including spring branch baptist church on deacon road and mt. zion united methodist church on pulpit road. then, there's nine churches just over the border into orangeburg county, the majority of them in the small town of cope. deputies there say those were also hit a few days ago. in some of them, items were stolen, but in others, nothing was. "if they would've asked, we would have probably helped them more than likely as we do other people who ask. i just hate that they took from the kids." because inside the stolen safe at brazell's church -- funds to build a church playground. because inside the stolen safe at brazell's church -- funds to build a church playground. "what was in there, you know, was so hard to come by these days. people are holding onto every dime." still, he's staying positive as deputies search for whoever broke into his church and all the others now, i also spoke with the orangeburg county sheriff's office tonight. a spokesman says his agency hopes to have an update tomorrow about the break-ins. he also tells me that orangeburg county and bamberg county are working together to figure out if all these similar crimes are related. today a judge denied bond for two men facing charges in an attempted murder investigation. orangeburg county deputies say christopher pressley and derrick james are responsible for a crime spree that started at the beginning of january. they are charged with armed robbery and four counts of attempted murder and one count of armed robbery. today the judge denied bond saying the men are a danger to the community. inside the state house, a new effort to beef up paychecks for state employees. a bipartisan group of senators is leading a charge to boost pay for state workers by five per cent. supporters of the measure say it will cost $75 million dollars---but they say that because of an unusually large budget surplus. the state's 35-thousand employees have gotten pay hikes in only two of the last seven years. i think we're in the best shape we've been in the last three decades. the economy's improving dramatically, unemployment has dropped. we're one of the few states in the country that has a triple-a bonding rating. we're picking up population. people are moving in, industry's moving in. most state employees----about 75 percent of them--make less than $40 thousand dollars. lawmakers and state employee association members say some workers have to turn to public assistance or work second jobs to keep up members say some workers have to take effect july 1st. low pressure will cross through the state friday marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa and deliver 1" rain totals in most areas with highs in the 40s and 50s. saturday, partly cloudy, breezy with highs near sunday will be partly cloudy with just a 20% chance of a shower. low pressure will cross through the state friday and deliver 1" rain totals in most areas with highs in the 40s and 50s. saturday, partly cloudy, breezy with highs near 60. sunday will be partly cloudy with just a 20% chance of a shower. a great discussssn about education and social in the 40s and 50s. saturday, partly cloudy, breezy with highs near 60. sunday will be partly cloudy chahae of a shower. low pressure will cross through the state friday and deliver 1" rain totals in most areas with highs in the 40s and 50s. saturday, partly cloudy, breezy with highs near 60. sunday will be partly cloudy with just a 20% chance of a shower. a great discussion about education and social equality tonight at usc. in the 40s and 50s. saturday, partly cloudy, breezy 60. sunday will be partly cloudy with just a 20% chance of a shower. low pressure will cross through the state friday tonight's event is a part of the university's annual celebration. the panelists included justice jean toal, bob coble, representative mia mcleod and usc law professor eboni nelson. the audience raised questions about equity in funding, teacher training and they also discussed solutions with the hope that people will be motivated to do the work "i want them to feel hopeful and encouraged and inspired, to go out and do something, you know we hear so much about what's wrong in south carolina and what needs to be fixed, but we don't always talk about solutions and we don't always talk about how to move forward the path for it so i hope that will lead with some ideas about how we can come together and continue these conversations but also take action" tonight's event was sponsored by the black law students association. tonight hundreds of people gathered at south carolina state university as the bernie sanders' campaign launched its hbcu tour. dr. cornell west, a civil rights activist, spoke at the event on behalf of bernie sanders. he discussed discuss several topics such as tuition free universities and colleges as well as criminal justice reform. dr. west explained to theheudience that he believed bernie sanders fits all the criteria to become the next president specifically because he cares about the longevity of hbcus. members of the audience say they "it was great cornel west gave me some great key points about bernie sanders wanting to help promote the young educated black females and males." gaymon went on to say she is proud scsu was chosen to kick off the campaign. the next stop for the hbcu tour is nashville. all three democratic hopefuls will be in the lowcountry this sunday. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley will take charles molineaux is at the north charleston coliseum. charles? texas sen. ted cruz is dismissing his failing to disclose a $1 million loan to his 2012 senate campaign as a "paperwork error." cruz was asked about the issue during thursday's presidential debate in south carolina. the new york times first reported wednesday that cruz failed to properly disclose the loan from citibank and goldman sachs, where his wife works. cruz did not disclose the loans on one filing, but did disclose them in later financial reports. cruz says, "i made a paperwork error disclosing it on one piece of paper but not another." cruz says he had to take out the loan because "i don't have masses of money in the bank, hundreds of millions of about the loan as part of a "hit piece." to his 2012 senate campaign as a "paperwork error." cruz was asked about the issue during thursday's presidential debate in south carolina. the new york times first reported wednesday that cruz failed to properly disclose the loan from citibank andnd goldman sachs, where his wife works. cruz did not disclose the loans on one filing, but did disclose them in later financial reports. cruz says, "i made a paperwork error disclosing it on one piece of paper but not another." cruz says he had to take out the loan because "i don't have texas sen. ted cruz is dismissing his failing to disclose a $1 million loan to his 2012 senate campaign as a "paperwork error." cruz was asked about the issue during thursday's presidential debate in south carolina. the new york times first reported wednesday that cruz failed to properly disclose the loan from citibank and goldman sachs, where his wife works. cruz did not didilose the loans on one filingngbut did disclose them in later financial reports. cruz says, "i made a paperwork error disclosing it on one piece of paper but not another." cruz says he had to take out the loan because "i don't have masses of money in the bank, hundreds of millions of dollars." he casts aside the questions about the loan as part of a "hit campaign as a "paperwork error." cruz was asked about the issue during thursday's presidential debate in south carolina. the new york times first reported wednesday that cruz failed to properly disclose the loan from citibank and goldman sachs, where his wife works. cruz did not disclose the loans on one filing, but did disclose them in later financial reports. cruz says, "i made a paperwork error disclosing it on one piece of paper but not another." cruz says he had to take out the loan because "i don't have masses of money in the bank, hundreds of millions of dollars." he casts aside the questions about the loan as part of a "hit piece." campaign as a "paperwork error." cruz was asked about the issue during thursday's presidential debate in south carolina. the new york times first reported wednesday that cruz failed to properly disclose the loan from citibank and goldman sachs, where his wife works. cruz did not disclose the loans tonight the gamecocks returned to lexington to take on a wildcats team ranked ninth nationally. carolina entered the game with a 15 and oh record. the usc ladies know they're going to be in for a tough battle with the scrappy wildcats. first quarter....tina roy's jumper is off....uk rebounds.... makayla epps races past khadijah sessions and lays it up....wildcats lead by eight. an 11 point lead...30 to 19. a'ja wilson helps cut the deficit with a couple of late baskets....carolina is down by four at the half....32 to 28. third quarter...sessions goes in for a layup...she missed the free throw....usc is down by one.....47-46...strike a pose.i tiffany mitchell scores 16....she gives carolina the lead with a three point play....49-48. fourth quarter...wilson takes over....she scores on the jump hook....58-56 usc. alaina coates to wilson...the lead grows to five..... a'ja follows that with a putback.... south carolina wins it 73 to 62..they remain undefeated at 16 and oh. wilson just misses a triple double with 26 points, 13 rebounds and eight blocked shots. lot of times you'll see triple to triple doubles..in blowouts. but when you're able to get it or close to it in a game of this magnitude..it shows you how special a player a'ja wilson is. and it's just the tip of the ice berg. she's getting better and better...everytime she steps on the floor. i thought she did a magnificent job making the adjustment from the first half to the second half and imposing her will. the gamecocks return to action sunday at one-30 when they'll host 15th ranked texas a-and-m. the clemson men's basketball team is in the middle of a hot streak. the tigers have won four in a row. the tigers upset sixth ranked duke last night...68 to 63 in greenville. clemson is racking up victories against an impressive lineup....they beat then 16th ranked louisville on sunday....last tuesday they also beat syracuse on the road. the tigers are now 11 and six overall and four and one in the a- c-c. you know we've been fortunate..we've had some of these games at home. i thought we played great at confidence just continues to grow...and certainly tonight..we just kind of hung in there and fought..you know it was just a good basketball game. tonight republican presidential candidates took each other on in the fox business network debate. charles molineaux is at the north charleston coliseum. charles? texas sen. ted cruz is dismissing his failing to disclose a $1 million loan to his 2012 senate campaign the new york times first error disclosing it on one piece millions of dollars." he casts saturday, partly cloudy, breezy in the 40s and 50s. saturday, partly cloudy, breezy with highs near 60. sunday will be partly cloudy with just a 20% chance of a shower. low pressure will cross through the state friday and deliver 1" rain totals in 60. sunday will be partly cloudy with just a 20% chance of a shower.