that arrest is not connected to the shooting of his wife. >> we want to know why this lady was treated that way and we want please help us. >> if you have any information that can help investigators, call crime stoppers. gabrielle: a taylor's man stands accused of trying to hire someone to kill his ex-girlfriend. zachary henderson offered someone $2700 to kill his ex will stop he was charged back in november with solicitataon to commit a felony. that person turned down henderson's offer. nigel: officials are investigating the death of a high school basketball player. the 18-year-old, nathan tyler grief counselors were on hand. investigators have not release the cause of death but say there is no indication of foul play. gabrielle: local civil rights groups are threatening to lock woodruff road in protest thomas thing police used excessive force. reporter: there is not a date or time set for the protest. information from police and local groups don't match up about what happened at the kangaroo station. >> people would pay attention to it and it would bring to the attention some of the things that have been happening in our community. reporter: he has been teaming up with members of black lives matter if they don't get answers to their claims of excessive this is the booking photo taken in the dissent -- at the detention center. his face is bruised, but here's another photo on a split claiming this is how he looked. >> one of them came out in his cell. reporter: he's pointing out the differences between the two photos and saying he resisted every effort of the officer to do his job. >> some of the conclusions mr. wilson has made are in fact -- reporter: the entire video can be found on our website. like lives matter is also playing part in the possible protests. nigel: thank you. for the powerball drawing is $1.5 billion. the cash value for the massive jack is $930 million. what would you do with it? >> take care of my families, my brother my sister, my kids, and then donate a little too charity. >> i would be moving my family out to a private island in florida, get my kids homeschooled and live the dream. nigel: the south carolina education lottery says you should sign the back of the winning ticket and next week legal counsel because it is such a large sum of money. all the while, they say find a safe lace to keep the ticket. and finally, you will need to drive to columbia to collect your winnings. you have until 10 p.m. if you gabrielle: if you win tonight, who is your most important ally? your financial planner or your spouse? what is know your answer on our facebook and twitter pages. so far, 40% of you say your most important ally will be your attorney. let us know what you think. there's still time to weigh in. nigel: a live look now from the lawrence skycam are working on the forewhat are we working on? john: we have been talking about it earlier, our winter outlook. this is going to be a very strong el nio and we have a milder late fall and early winter. nigel: if ever there was a bebeer time were patterned set we have a couple of systems headed our way over the next few weeks. this first one moves and as we approach friday. john: click on through and you can see it come through. the interesting one is number two. chris: the tilt of this trough is so it creates a low pressure system off shore and brings some potentially cool weather. the first one is no big issue. john: for you snow lovers out there, you are going to like this model. number two coming in quickly. look at the rain which means we are in the cold sector. john: it will be fairly light and then it moves out to sea. the american model and a little dusting may be possible in the mountains. most of the models are predicting a dry situation. we will wait and see. this is the european model. the snow line is far south, but notice it is very dry. chris: we are bringing out the snow meter for the first time this year.snow showers could be possible. we may have to adjust this depending on which model starts to win out. john: both models have been very consistent. the american model is very wet. sooner or later, something is going to happen. i will be back with your gabrielle: tonight, we are digging into how much money has been handed out to people following this past fall historic flooding. thousands of people tried to get money but could not prove they need it. last month, we showed you the long lines in greenville. all of the people said the floods and damage it created a affected them. about $80 million has been given out to almost 185,000 people around the state. the money is intended to cover the cost of food, not fixed flood damage. a family of five would receive a debit card with $771. the money comes from the federal program. some of the worst damage was in the midlands. in those counties, the department of social services however, about 4000 people in the upstate showed up to get money but were turned away because they could not prove they had been impacted by the flood. almost 26,000 people were turned away. we reported people could be prosecuted for false claims. the day after that story care, number of people canceled their story -- their request for assistance. the investigation will include a random audit. nigel: starting next week, midlands town will have law enforcement. a new police chief will start working in the lord -- any orangeburg county town of north. the entire police department quit last year. this left the town of 750 people without any police. the sheriff's department has gabrielle: now to sky for flying high above the arena in downtown greenville. clemson is coming off a win over louisville. the blue devils, 13 and two. tipoff is at 7:00, so expect some traffic tonight. reporter: state of the union reaction -- the pushback from republicans and the president pushed to get out his message. >> it is something i want to spend all my time on. if we are going to be there, i want to make a difference. nigel: coming up, i one-on-one with carly fiorini's has been. >> the 5k road race this saturday, the weather looking gabrielle: here's a look at your nigel: a bad start to the 2016 stopop working. even worse when the stocks plunge today down 1010 from its november peak. plunge like this was last august. energy and consumer stocks bore the brunt of the selling. crude oil trading nearly $30 a barrel. many fear more oil and gas companies will feel the brunt of all of this. you are seeing the lower prices at the pump. the dow jones industrials sank 364 point. the nasdaq down 159. gabrielle: a paris cafe reopen today two months after attacks left 130 people dead. in the days after, the pavement outside was littered with flowers and tribute to the victims. with the reopening today, they nigel: iranian state tv aired footage of the marines capture yesterday. they were headed to a facility in qatar. the pentagon says there were no indications the sailororwere harmed while in custody. a carefully worded statement did not explain how the sailors in the two boats and that being detained, only that the navy will investigate the circumstances. gabrielle: president obama travels to nebraska and louisiana after delivering his final state of the uni stopnigel: the speech is being met with pushback from the right. aren't as great as the president says they are. president obama: that's why i stand here as confident as i have ever been that state of the union is strong. reporter: members of president obama'a's cabinet are echoing his word. >> we are focused on looking at long-term solutions, a crisis of the day. reporter: secretary carrie's comments were part of a message trying to get out to americans. >> if he starts taking a victory left got a -- a victory lap, people will call him and sensitive. heheants to highlight the fact his programs are having an effect even in conservative republican areas will stopreporter: republican candidates criticize the speech. >> i have told more truthful fiction stories to my kids at >> after seven years of barack obama, america is a great nation in decline. it is hard to accept that, but it is the truth. reporter: speaker paul ryan says president obama is not dealing with reality. house speaker nancy -- nancy policy called the words inspiring. to the president's speech have not been kind.>> coming up tonight, how the reference to angry voices in her own party angered fellow republicans. you don't want to miss this story. nigel: the tigers taking on the blue devils tonight at oh well. it's always a big deal when the mood of come in playing clemson tonight and the tigers kind of under the radar tonight with the football team getting all the attention.they have really turned things around since a loss at georgia and now they find themselves with the chance to move up in the standings. everybody wants to know which players will becoming back. four players have declared for the draft that will be leaving early. all of them making their intentions known that they will forgo their season and enter the nfl draft. with college football, clemson and duke will kick things off and we will have much more on announcer: now, your live super doppler four hd weather forecast. john: satellite picture showing thgs -- even though we have all this sunshine, you would think it's so nice, it is so -- it is still pretty chilly. this is a nice looking picture. there is downtown greenville in the background. just beautiful weather outside. basic we crystal clear skies. 46 right now in spartanburg. greenville at 48 degrees. through north carolina, it is pretty chilly. a little bit of a breeze making it feel colder at spruce pine. 37 in waynesville. mid 40's in marion and pretty cold temperatures throughout western north carolina, otherwise it is looking for to get. temperatures running if you degrees below average but temperatures will be much milder. a milder wind but even when you have cold temperatures, it still makes it feel pretty chilly. humidity levels extremely low. temperatures in the south, chilly temperatures. only 35 in the tri-cities. a clipper moving quickly through the great lakes. another one to three inches of snow possible in these areas as high pressure dominates most of the south. storm system out to the west -- this system is going to pull down through here and bring us rain. we will talk about that in just a second. zero right now in international falls minnesota. 19 in chicago. this is looking more like january type weather. enjoy tomorrow's weather because after that, it's going to get colder. temperatures way below average. clear skies and cold tonight. for tomorrow, bright sunshine and a cold start to the day but a milder afternoon. to 15 miles an hour and 20 of sunshine. heading into the weekend looks like this -- saturday, we get a break between the systems. colder but dry next week. on sunday, take a look at this. most computer model show dry conditions across the area. in the upstate, we could see a little light snow or rain. congratulations to tammy roberts. gabrielle: still ahead, why a study suggests women who are trying to get should avoid potatoes stopnigel: you have seen the videos and out surgeons say they are seeing an uptick in i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. in today's news 4 your health a new study sugg gabrielle: a new study suggests women may want to pass on the potatoes if they plan to become eating more potatoes may slightly increase the risk of developing gestational diabetes. replacing to services of spuds with beans or whole grains could reduce the risk by 10%. there were a record number of organ transplants performed in this country lfor the first time, organ transplant exceeded 30000 and one year. experts say it is likely because donate organs. there's still a great need to donate more. each day, an estimated 22 people died waiting for a transnsant. one of the most popular gifts of in a lot of injuries. orthopedic surgeons say they are injuries. consumer product safety affiliation says they had to issue a warning. let's we have been seeing wrist and ankle injuries, fractures and those kinds of things. it is more than would be expected from just a typical fall. gabrielle: dr.'s if you want to try to where the hoverboards, where a helmet and hold onto something sturdy until you are used to the motion. nigel: today, carly fearing a's husband talks to me about one of their lives.

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