freezing line continues to sneak into southward into richland, surface. the number of showers will start to decrease into the afternoon fall to the upper 20s and low quickly through the central midlands and even make it into the lowcountry. and remember, you can get the and remember, you can get the latest weather information on the go by downloading the wis first alert weather app. you can get instant notifications right on your phone. it s free for android and iphone. just search wis in your app store. kershaw county has been seeing a good mix out of this storm. county officials say ice began forming in towns east and north of camden late this morning. our mike desumma joins us now live from bethune with more on how conditions are right now. mike. dawndy, charles you take a look at this tree behind me and you can see just how cold it s gotten out here. in making the drive over here from camden it was hard not to find a tree that had its branches caked in ice. county officia
there s been a light dusting of snow in whitmire already. our chad mills is there chad. i m live in whitmire where there s been a light dusting of snow. the roads also starting to get slick. snow is expected late tonight which could result in patches of ice. making bridges and overpasses dangerous this will make travel difficult. county officials say if you don t have to be out and about, please stay home. in whitmire, chad mills, wis news 10. right now icy conditions are kershaw county. let s check in with our mike us now from bethune with more. judi, charles it s been a wet day to say the least in this section of kershaw county. the concern at this hour is power outages, as ice is building on several trees. earlier today, the conditions were enough for slush to form on some roadways according to county officials. ice also started building on several trees. county officials say they ve been in touch with crews at duke power and other companies in this area. they say crews ar
presidential nominees, but a win would greatly increase momentum leading into the new hampshire primary. a recent poll by the des moines register and bloomberg shows the iowa choice for democratic nominee among likely caucusgoers - is hillary clinton with 45 percent of the vote.. presidential candidate we ve run a terrific campaign from the grass roots up . of course it s close its competitive that s why i hope everyone who has decided to caucus for me will come out monday night. senator sanders not far behind with 4242 percent of the vote. presidential candidate when we started this campaign here in iowa, we were 50 or 60 points behind secretary clinton. we have come a long, long way.so i think if the turnout is high, jake, i think we ve got a real nominee. surprisingly enough, he wasn t much of a target sunday. senators ted cruz and marco rubio were going after each other. presidential candidate when marco ran in florida he promised the men and women in florida he wou
candidates are criss- crossing iowa as the state holds its first-in-the-nation caucuses. 30 delegates are up for grabs in the gop race. 44 delegates in the democratic race plus an additional 8 super delegates. with severe weather looming in iowa, it is time to see which candidates voters there want to see as their next president. tracie potts has more from des moines. marco rubio this morning. visiting a diner outside des moines and downplaying expectations: presidential candidate we re the underdog but we feel good about it. he calls ted cruz iowa s frontrunner, but donald trump is leading the polls. trump tells the today show. he s not claiming a win just yet: presidential candidate everybody s a threat, matt. i think everybody in the race is its politics. at this point, it s all about the ground game. keeping volunteers energized natshillary at campaign office i m feeling so energized because of you! hillary clinton brought donuts and coffee this morning: president
with a wide lead in new hampshire polls, sanders campaign says a loss in iowa, would not be the end. hopefully we will find a way to get across the finish line ahead of her but if we don t we go to new hampshire next week. on both sides - battles that are months old, but the contest really only beginning here tonight. the caucuses come just 20 days before the republicans face off in south carolina. and 27 days before the democrats do. will whitson takes a look at the keys to victory. the big word for tonight is turnout. caucus turnout will play a key role for both republicans and democrats- but that doesn t necessarily mean high voter turnout is what every candidate wants. in fact- a large number of voters may only benefit donald trump and bernie sanders- the two candidates who have established themselves as outsiders- so the votes they re looking for are also not your typical republican or democratic caucus-goer- which means in order to win in iowa, they have to get those