there may not be a clear leader, but trump s confident that he ll emerge as the top dog. as the focus shifts to the palmetto state. carolina. here in the upstate, he ll be holding a rally at the t. ed garsen arena at 7:00 p.m. and we have a live crew there and we ll check with them coming up: and trump not the only one campaigning in our area today. talking to one of the candidates who didn t have as much to celebrate after the votes were counted last night. reporter: no, not quite, dianne, marco rubio picked spartanburg as the first stop after the new hampshire primary, finishing 5th last night. he s not pretending that was a decent outcome, and shared with me he s disappointed and planning to learn from his mistakes, moving forward. before this rally, where rubio talked to a full house about his stances on foreign policy, education, and many other key talk with local media, he said he blames his poor performance on new hampshire why w no one but himself. governor chris
disregard for this danger is inexplicable. reporter: the cdc upgraded the emergency operation center to a level one status this week, freeing up hundreds more employees to work on combatting the virus. mark albert for cbs news, capitol hill. kind of scary to see the cdc ramping up its efforts like that, suspect it? the zika virus has been found in 30 countries. and right now, there is novak seen sglchlt students and staff in a north carolina school are grieving tonight after a teacher was hit and killed by a bus in the school parking lot. the kids were being dropped off for clos. 25 yoemd brandon kincaid, a second grade teach e this was only his second year of teaching in the district and people say he touched a lot of lives in that short time. a lot of people crying, in my class. this is just a huge loss for us. and our condolences, our heart, prayer s go out to his family. authorities are still investigating what led up to the been charged. we re also learning
hard truth of injustice and systematic racism. reporter: her campaign says sanders is a johnny-come-lately on race issues. he says he got his start in activism during the civil rights movement. georgia congressman john lewis scoffed at that today. but i never saw him. i never met him. i chaired the student non-violent coordinating committee, but i met hillary clinton. i met president clinton. reporter: sanders does speak frequently about incarceration rates and poverty. 51% of young african american kids in this country are unemployed or underemployed. that i i a national tragedy. that has got to change. reporter: the influential writer tanehisi coates called sanders the best option, and performer harry belafonte endorsed him today. i think he represents opportunity. i think he represents a moral reporter: when clinton and sanders face off here milwaukee tonight, she ll argue that she will actually do more to carry on the legacy of the nation s first black presi
you can t give no more of a sacrifice than that. reporter: now, his name will join nine others, dating all the way back to 1904. now, this will have names, this will have a seat h%re. reporter: a project william renfroe says he s happy to donate his time and money to, taxpayers won t be seeing the bill. the way that the police officers had been disrespected lately and we just thought this was a great opportunity for us to do something for them, and let them know that there is a large group of people that love them and appreciate them, and proud of them. reporter: showing they remembered them then. and they still remember him now. we hope and pray we never have to add another name. reporter: now, the sheriff says this memorial will be approximate complete by may, and they re also having a formal dedication, mid may on law enforcement memorial day. live in spartanburg, 7 news. nine years since deputy harpers was killed. thank for that report. police in texas inves
left behind. when i say a little bit here. for a window of time this morning people did have a chance to get out and have some fun. this is my second time ever seeing snow. i left class it s snow. who doesn t want to come out and play. some couldn t wait to see the snow and take pictures. it s for my mom and family and enjoying ououelves. home it s 90 degrees. quite a day for a college visit. i think it s a sign i should come here because i always wanted to live somewhere where it snows. i ve been living in that whole life. it would be nice to get some snow. i ve never seen it fall like this and it s so pretty, campus looks. it s really pretty. blowing the snow out of the way to make sure students could get to class. some shovelled snow off the pathways in downtown. others picked it up for a sisterly snow ball fight. it looked pretty coming down. spartanburg saw a coating of winter white. it s magical actually. a surprise site for many who will have the ph