with homes for sale and for rent, specialty stores, galleries, cafes and eateries, offices, and community spaces. there s an old saying, if the shoe don t fit, don t wear it. i mean, yeah, this is a nice shoe. it s pretty. it s polished, but it doesn t fit what we have going on moons is worried about the traffic and parking nightmares that could come with it. you re not going to provide anywhere for people to come and enjoy what we ve spent so much money on to create. moons is one of the nine people who took those concerns to west columbia city council tuesday night. each and every one echoed similar concerns. enough concern to put the brakes on voting for the development yet again. the item will come up for a final decision on wednesday, january 20th at 6 pm. mayor bobby horton says, right now, the city is looking for more specifics in the development plan from developer estates & companies. councilman tem miles is looking for that too. i think there s a lot of thing
high in the upper 50s. more clouds for friday with periods of rain likely, warmer with highs in the lowers 60s. saturday now looks a little wet and sunday drier, this is a change from yesterday..moved up the timing of the weekend rain system. highs upper 60s over the rain chance 60% both friday and saturday. sunday returns to partly cloudy skies, highs near 60 the cold weather is sometimes a challenge for school didiricts around the state as they try to keep buses running and keep students warm. raycom s michael clark has the story. it s the time of year when we see plenty of jackets and coats at schools but it keep temperatures s rm enough inside the buildings the lowest that our classrooms are allowed to get in the heating season, is 69 degrees. kim melander and his crew showed me how they control the thermostat for every classroom in about 40 rock hill schools. every building, every campus within the whole school district is tied together to one energy management system
closed while emergency crews work to get a tractor trailer upright after a crash. at last check, s-c-d-o-t says both westbound lanes heading to augusta are still blocked near mile marker 28. traffic is being diverted at exit 29. we have a crew on scene and will information as soon as we get it. a shaw airman was killed in a crash near base this morning. officials with the 20th fighter wing say the crash between a vehicle and motorcycle happened around 7:15 near the sumter gate on highway 378. shaw emergency responders assisted local and state authorities at the scene. the victim s name is being withheld until family is notified. a developing story today has many eyes on north korea.where the government claims it has detonated its first hydrogen bomb. if the claim is true, it would be a significant and dangerous military..and a major threat to the region. n-b-c s bill neely has more. 1:18-1:42 a north korean tv announcer claims the country s first hydrogen bomb test and calls
were going to use it to try to kill the president had it dismissed on the grounds that she s insane, does it make any sense. charleston was selected as an interview location because of last year s mass shooting at emanuel ame. we will hear more of the vice-president s comments later on wis news 10. people are sure to be glued to their tv sets tonight hoping to get a little lucky! tonight s powerball jackpot has grown to a whopping 500 million dollars. that of course means many people chose to take the time to pick up a ticket or several. our mike desumma joins us now from corner pantry off garners ferry road in columbia with more on that. mike. dawndy it s been a mission for many people to grab as many tickets as they can. state lottery officials say in sales every time the jackpot gets this high. those hoping to win will have their work cut out for them. more than 30 states will be taking part in the drawing tonight. in fact officials say the odds are you have a better
wis is helping to sponsor the event, which is celebrating 25 years. the 10k run starts at 7:45.then there will be a 5k run at 8.and a 5k walk at 8:30. online registration has ended but you can still sign up at strictly running locations in you can also register the day of the race, starting at 7 near lincoln and laurel streets. most of your saturday will feature patchy drizzle and isolated light showers. saturday evening/night a few moderate/ heavy showers will feature patchy drizzle and isolated light showers. saturday evening/night a few moderate/ heavy showers will cross the area, therefore we will carry a 60% chance of rain overnight. highs will settle in the middle 50s. conditions will turn breezy as showers clear out early sunday, expect highs lower 60s. dry and cool conditions will prevail during the workweek with highs in the lower 50s. meteorologist von gaskin two days and counting until the clemson tigers take on the alabama crimson tide. the teams are getting set