to bring her message to voters. more now... from "7 news" reporter dave jordan: ----- dave's look live intro the south carolina primary is secretary clinton leads senator sanders by a wide margin in this state, she's not leaving anything to chance. secretary clinton unleashed what many consider to be the most powerful weapon on the campaign trail -her husband former president bill clinton. before a packed crowd of supporters inside the west end community development center, the 42nd president made the case for why his wife should be commander in chief. sot bill clinton 1:07:11-21 she never gives up and she won't give up on you. and she knows if we're going to go into the future together, we gotta have shared prosperity, equal opportunity and inclusive communities. the message seems similar to one we've heard repeatedly from senator bernie sanders, once considered a long-shot but in recent weeks has tied secretary clinton in national polls. support for the vermont senator climbed with younger voters who president clinton also addressed. sot you got working people saying, what about

you. >>> and dave jordan is still out there braving the cold and to check on the conditions, let's go back to dave. >> reporter: hey, gordon. as christy mentioned, people are on the way home right now and the temperatures are a little more bearable but the mist she alluded to, that's clearing up a bit. take a look behind me. traffic here is at a standstill because of the light but for the most part, people are navigating and getting where they need to be cleanly. we had word of 14 collision accidents in the upstate but none of them thankfully involved serious injuries. back to you. >> no trouble for you? amy had a picture of a car that are slid on the bridge but how about you for the road? >> reporter: for me, it was okay, and that picture on the bridge, i believe that was in speeding and related to weather conditions, similar to the 14 accidents that they are working in the upstate right now but right here thus far in pleasantburg and north, everything is smooth sailing. >> dave jordan in greenville, thank you, dave. >> and the 7 news app is the best way to get the news about schools

be causing danger for our pipes. dave jordan has more. >> and dave, with this coming, the crews will have their hands full, aren't they? >> reporter: absolutely, tom, and a lot of the work comes when the temperatures warm up because that's when the pipes thaw out and viewers need to drivers in year -- greer this morning were detoured as a water main broke and crews worked to fix the pipe. >> it happens a lot. the ground may shift or shake because of the extreme cold. >> reporter: and broken pipes means beg business for the disaster restoration companies. >> we actually get a 50% in business at the very least. >> reporter: juan said that while pipes break in cold temperatures, most of his business comes when the thaw when the pipes that you out, expand, and burst, and that happened to this homeowner three years ago. >> unfortunately, people go to work and it's nice and cool outside and they come back 5:00, and it's 57-degree weather. >> reporter: the key, he said freeze in the first place and recommends opening the cabinets and closet to make sure they are exposed to warm air and keep

jordan is in powdersville now with details. dave. >>reporter: well, amy, that man has been identified as 62-year-old stephen burnett in the wrong place at the wrong time, authorities are telling us his life came toen a end at this intersection in powdersville after f the rt nos tell us a man running from greenville county deputies -- trying to arrest 25-year-old dexter reeves on four active warrants. that crash shut down the intersection for hours by mid-morning, accident reconstruction crews were on the scene, and once they were done, the cleanup began. now, burnett's family and friends were too distraught to speak with me on camera. coming as a surprise for them. as for reeves, he is in the hospital, recovering from his injury, and will likely face additional charges in connection with the death. the greenville sheriff's deputies telling us they are interviewing the witnesses. they will speak with the reporters who may have additional questions as it pertains to this officer involved chase. in powdersville, dave jordan, 7 news. >>> a follow up to a story we brought you th

quickly, and safely. so other drivers don't wind up getting hurt. 7 news reporter dave jordan is joining us from along i-85 many greenville with more tonight. dave. >>reporter: amy the d.o.t. essential because it could mean the difference between life and death for drivers. this unfortunately has become a familiar sight all across the country. car crashes and wrecks that injure and sometimes kill all the while, backing up traffic for miles. now, the department of transportation is working to make sure those damaged cars are removed as quickly as possible. >> all of the statistics show that secondary collisions are normally more fatal than the primary incidents are. >>reporter: john weaver is working with the d.o.t. state highway emergency program or shep to train responders on how to properly remove vehicles from a crash scene. this serving as a makeshift accident scene. a new straj ji for an old -- strategy for an old problem. >> usually we drag them out of the road. >>reporter: this is the first received this type of training, some of them are amazed at how the instructors had vehicle

reporter dave jordan is live in union county tonight where a meeting on the issue is about to get underway. dave. >>reporter: hey, there, diane, this is a meeting that the state is ag l people about the coyote bounty program, there was so much interest in this meeting that they moved it from one location to where i am tonight in jonesville, and while there is still debate as to whether these bounty programs work, one rancher i spoke with said something needs to be done. >>reporter: he knows all too well how predatory and dangerous coyotes can be. >> calf will be born at night, and when they smell the after birth of a calf, they'll attack that calf, they'll start at his naval and eat on each end of it. >>reporter: that's what happened to 6 of fowler's calves last year. by the way, his calves are worth about $1,000 a head. >> if you lose like we lost last year, $6,000. six calves, off the bat. >>reporter: now, the state is hoping to change that, through awe bounty program, it says will likely raise interest in hunting coyotes. a state lawmaker introduced a bill that would offer a $1

county. and the measures officials aretaking to handle it. 7 news dave jordan is there >>reporter: hey, there, tom, what they're doing or considering i should say is a bounty program similar to what is being done in 20 states where you offer money for every animal tagged or hunted. that you bring in. now, this has been one of the problems that has been facing south carolina, now that coyotes are in every single county. we spoke with a rancher earlier this afternoon who said he has been the target of at least 6 attacks from coyotes, his calves has been lost to coyote to a tacks. right now, at -- attacks, right now, the dnr will be meeting with the people to tell them abou the proposed program to bring this to fruition here in south carolina. a bill was introduced to that effect, it passed out of a committee and slated to go to the entire legislature for a vote. if they vote on this bill, in favor of this bill, this bounty program goes into effect. live e onight in jonesville, dave jordan, 7 news. >>> thank you. raising a child is one of the most trying jobs on the planet. a child o

says is gun violence at local clubs is out of control. more now on the effort from dave jordan. >>reporter: the recent shooting at the nightclub on south pleasantburg in greenville is the latest in what jack logan calls a growing nus innocence the upstate. one that could be easily prevented if the right security detail was in place. >> i've watched them, not do searches on everyone entering those clubs. >>reporter: logan says he personally saw bouncers engage in illegal activity outside la rokaca and element 91. a club on halten road in greenville. now, he wants the state to intervene. >> we should already have law enforcement in place at the clubs, and let everyone enjoy themselves. >>reporter: logan has written a to make it mandatory that security officers working at nightclubs be s.l.e.d. certified. we contacted club la roka for a response. a manager there declined comment. we did get in touch with element 91's manager who says is logan's claims of lack security is false. went on to say that the bouncers do a thorough search. >> i will make every effort to ask mr. wilson, who have a lot

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worst possible. our 7 news reporter dave jordan is in hendersonville live with what is being done to help people deal with the snow and the cold. >> reporter: amy, right now emergency management officials are closely monitoring the situation in western north carolina in bunk am county and hennrson ville and surrounding areas. this is a of a lot of ice on the road caused late evening and early morning wrecks. they are monitoring the situation to make sure that that does not happen. you a look at what we were dealing with temperature wise. this was video from earlier. the temperature got to around 27 degrees this afternoon. typically when temperatures usually rise throughout the day. we saw people bundled up and scurrying to destinations clearly affected by the cold and the biting wind. a local mission opened up a warming center for people who needed to get out of the cold. they're telling photo policy he they say -- me they saw a spike for those that come inside. >> people will come in tonight and tomorrow who maybe have a to heat their place. we always have folks who come weather. >>

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students went to gaffney high school. dave jordan talked to the people on campus tonight. >>reporter: and tom, they are bringing in grief counselors and youth ministers to help these students cope with an overwhelming and unbelievable tragedy. tonight, two crosses mark the site of where two young lives been a routine friday afternoon drive. authorities say a car travelling south near irene bridge road, struck a tree and a fence, killing 18-year-old buyers and 17-year-old dominic. >> there's shock, just by the pure sense of it, and then, the tragedy and how it's affecting everyone else. >>reporter: assistant principal says rumors of the accident started to spread friday night at a basketball game. buyer was a member of the team. reality set in on monday morning when the students worst fears were confirmed. >> coming back to see each other, and then it really starts hitting home, not seeing those two guys here at school. >>reporter: his death is equally as shocking for the school and the community. 7 years ago, his brother, lance corporal ris fer, died in afghanistan. tonight, the scho

students died in a crash. >> four students were inside when their car hit a tree. dave jordan is at gaffney high school tonight to find out how students are coping. >>reporter: well, they're coping through grief counselers, they brought in grief ministers. the assistant principal here telling me that is t school is in shock, disbelief over the sudden loss of those two high school students. those students are 18-year-old buyer, and 17-year-old dominic -- they were both killed near that road in york county. we're told that the vehicle they were in ran off the road, struck a tree, and also hit a frens. two other students are still in the hospital recovering from their injuries. their conditions are not known at this time. now, at gaffney high, flags were lowered to half-staff in honor of the deceased. again, a difficult day for the >> we all need prayer for the students of gaffney high school, the families have suffered such a tragedy, i couldn't imagine. >>reporter: yeah. and again, there were two other students who were in the car, one of them we got late word, her condition is has b

of mothers who lost their sons to gun violence. 7 news reporter dave jordan has that story. >> reporter: the five mothers walked into rock of ages church in greenville tuesday morning `united ingrief and now in support over who they want to run the country. and i looked at the different candidates that was running, she was the best person for me. >> reporter: she would be secretary hillary clinton who polls show is leading by double digits over senator bernie sanders in south care lain. >> clinton has repeatedly spoken out about gun violence and police brutality, a message that resonated with sabrina fulton. >> president clinton was the first to mention anything about bhak lives matter. she was the first to even show she cared. >> reporter: some of the other women had a similar experience with the secretary including gwen karr whose sonner rick garner died while being restrained by new york police. >> 11 times he said, i can't breathe. but the disconcerned officers took his life. she endorsed me first. >> reporter: both candidates are going t of their way to court the black

we are following this story, live tonight in powdersville, dave jordan, 7 news. >> we want to ask you, a lot of people are wondering about the rules regarding the police chases, it's important to catch any bad guys out there, but hopefully not at the expense of innocent bystanders. >>reporter: right, and that's something that's been reviewed in a lot of departments across the country, are these police chases worth it when the public is often at risk? and many times hurt and injureded. these were the questions we wanted to take to the greenville sheriff's department. they are still investigating this case. they are conducting interviews with the office aers who -- the deputies who responded and once they get that together, they will make themselves available to speak to us. so we will be following that story in the days and weeks to come. aback to you. >> all right. dave jordan, r reporting live this evening. we now know the name of the driver killed in a pickens county crash, tiffany lovell car hit a pickup truck head on on lathe m road. an a 8-year-old was in the truck at the tim

by the state's insurance reserve fund. in greenville, dave jordan, 7 news. in henderson county... deputies are investigating... what they're calling... a say... just before -9:30- this morning... they received a call about a possible death... ... and found 66-year-old terry butler... dead...inside a home on oakwood road... near mountain home. that's just outside hendersonville. deputies also say ... they need your help... finding this man... ... 40-year- old joey butler... who lived at the same house. they say he was last seen... around -6:45- this morning...wearing tennis shoes ... dark cargo pants ... a dark hoodie...and a green shirt. if you know where to find joey butler... you can reach henderson county deputies... at 828- 697- 4911. deputies in anderson county say they've made 4 arrests in a homicide case in iva. you may remember ...it happened around midnight on january 9th....on "pierce and amy" road. the coroner's office said "justin wwlliams".. and "kasey waddell" were found with gunshot wounds..inside a camper. deputies say the 4 suspects arrested had a hand in the t

jordan. >> dave? >> reporter: christy talked and it's coming down lightly, not heavy. and we are at pleasant burg and east north street with commuters making their way home. not a lot of incidents right now, but certainly that was not the case earlier. earlier in greer, there was at least one accident that involved traffic and weather conditions. a lot of people are pacing themselves as they make their way home this evening, and the inclement weather we were expecting earlier doesn't seem to be showing up, and that's good news for a number of reasons. as for the temperatures, it's pretty cold so whatever does fall will likely stick around and that will be felt throughout the evening. back to you guys. >> dave, i know you have been driving around today. have you seen any spots that were glazed over? and for the most part, the drivers in greenville and greer speak. whenever there is a little bit of snow, a little bit of ice, a little bit of sleet, they are on their guard. we did see one accident in greer that was weather related. we didn't check what was going on but pretty clear from

greenville, dave jordan, 7 news. >>> dave, thank you for that. a greer man is accused of striking his 4-year-old step daughter and leaving her with a brewed and swollen eye. the child's mother is charged in the case as well. greer police safety na roebuck faces three counts of child neglect. greer police say the abuse came to light after an elementary schoolteacher reported it. >>> in henderson county, they call a suspicious death, they say just before 9:30 this morning, they got a call about a possible death and then they found 66-year-old terry butler, dead in a home on oakwood road near mountain home, just outside of hendersonville. deputies also say they need help finding this man, 40-year-old joey butler, who lived at the same house. they say he was last seen around 6:45 this morning wearing tennis shoe, dark cargo pants, hoodie and a green shirt fment you know where butler is, call the henderson county deputies at 828-697-49 # 1. >>> four people are behind bars, they are accused in a robbery turned double murder in iva. on january 9th, two people were killed during a crime on pi

% of the american people. >> at 7:00, dave jordan will have a report on former president clinton's remarks and you will hear from voters who were at the rally. >>> cnn will host the first of two town halls in south carolina. three of the republican candidates will be featured at each event. >>> thursday neither the conservative review convention will take place in downtown greenville. republicans dr. ben carson and senator ted cruz with senator marco rubio are expected to be there. it begins at 7:00. count on 7 news to bring you the highlights on the campaign trail. >>> next on 7 news at 6:00 the history is getting even she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families of reservists standing strong around the world for human rights and women's rights. hillary clinton. she'll raise the minimum wage. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this me

considering endorsing clinton. dave jordan is here now with more on what the black vote means to south carolina. . that's an important voting segment, 30% of the voting population is black and there's a huge push to get endorsements. >> we're starting to see that now. senator sanders went to harlem to have lunch ch with reverend al sharpton. he's trying to wrap up as well. the congressional black caucus as you mentioned has endorsed hillary clinton can and jim clyburn, has held off on that endorsement. but this is considered a state that is do or die for senntor clinton, according to all of the political analysts and she's starting to release more ads to that effect. this is one of those ads that she releaseded. >> something is just fundamentally broken. when african-americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms for doing the same thing that whites do. >> now, that is the ad that senator clinton released, this trying to get out and in an effort to push back against the crime bill, which many believe destroyed african-american families. his wor

temperature is 28 in hendersonville. that's where dave jordan is. he has been talking to folks to see how they're managing the cold. how are you feeling out there tonight? >> reporter: well, i am feeling a little warm but that's only because we got out of the truck about ten minutes ago. honestly it is still pretty cold. a lot of people are starting to make their way home from work. we are seeing flurries at this point, nothing sticking, nothing as severe as in some of the other north carolina counties. but this is definitely a cold temperature assignment. a lot of people as i mentioned are making their way out of work, one of the emergency managers telling me as long as everyone is able to get home safe during the commute, they should be fine. back to you. >> dave, everybody has an opinion on the weather. is winter or if they want the warm weather back. i don't know if he is still with me. what's your opinion? do you like it cold or not? >> i like warm temperatures. i have always liked warm temperatures. that's why i live in the south. >> dave is hoping that groundhog was right with the

relying on a to get things back to normal. >> dave jordan, 7 news. >> no rints or firefighter -- no residents or firefighters were hurt. this student said a u-s-c student is suing the university ... saying his free speech rights have been violated. ross abbott >>> a usc student is suing the university saying his free rights speech has been violated. ross abbott filed a lawsuit for something that happened back in november. he and several groups on campus set up tables for a free speech event. it had a swastika and posters with racial slurs to show the options. >> they had two options, one counter speech that's always preferred to leave. just because you're offended by speech doesn't mean the government should come in and restrict that speech. include that jewish students were offended by the swastika. advocates said he was not punished but did not change the policies to protect free speech. >>> local communities can help the spread of the zero -- the zika virus said doctor. dr. brenner said the study will reveal a lot before this summer. >> this is not mosquito season in south caroli

community...is weighing in. "7 news" reporter dave jordan tells us ... the "greenville the gas tax ... raised. that is a proposal that has the support of governor haley as long as there are income tax cuts included. the greenville chamber of commerce says that gas tax increase could strengthen the business community in the state... this view of i-85 from air seven shows us just some of the large, gaping potholes drivers have to navigate around every day. "i can see that they are working on them. i wish they would just go a little faster." recent rain and a january snowstorm hindered repairs. angry drivers inundated the department of transportation with road and pothole complaints.: "we've got multiple crews working to patch potholes as fast as we can and to try to get the roads as safe as we can." weather aside, roads across the state have been crumbling for years. the conditions not only inconvenienced drivers and put their safety at risk, but also tarnished state's reputation.: "if you go into gsp, beautiful airport, beautiful facility beautiful roads eading in and out of it and

tonight in seneca, dave jordan, 7 news. >>> thanks for looking into that tonight. >>> putting cocaine on a child es tongue and then forcing them to watch dirty movies, this man, of doing to a child younger than 12. he also forced the child to use marijuana. the crimes happened in july of 2015. he is being held in the spartanburg county ke tension center on -- detention center on $200,000. >>> thomas minor was on his front porch arguing with another man about taxes and minor started punching the victim and shot him three times with a pistol. >>> these flowers were left on the dock of i a mother of four where she was found dead on sunday, she had been shot. family members tell us that she went to a movie on saturday night and never came home. sunday morning, police found her body at that dock, on -- so far, no arrests have been made. christine brown has been following developments all day and joining us live from the dock with more tonight, christine. >>reporter: we just learned from deputies and the pickens county the head. and then deputies say because of the lack of additional important

team coverage on the weather. that is dave jordan in henderson ville which we are told is a ghost town. >> we are guessing that's because it is too cold to be outside right now. >> reporter: we are pretty much one of the only people out here right now. i can tell you that this is what hendersonville looked like downtown most of the day with their places, not want be to be out here for an extended period of time. the people we did catch up with say they're taking the cold weather in stride. perhaps mother nature forgot it was supposed to warm up during the day or maybe this was her version of warm. the weather clock said 27 degrees, a reminder this mailman didn't need. >> you just get used to it. >> reporter: danny rice ventured out for his afternoon walk, one that came with a word of caution. >> it is not good to get used >> anybody can get clothing. >> reporter: that's why the rescue mission has been busy gearing for the influx of people seeking shelter from the homeless. >> some people come into the shelter tonight and tomorrow who maybe have a home but don't have the means to h

. farmer and the town breathing a sigh of relief now that the cows have come home. dave jordan, 7 news. >> that's a happy ending. >> congratulations to pat ty ty and her new child. >>> 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> live from the news station, this is 7 news at 6:00. nightmare for another. but the >>> trading won traffic nightmare for another. the timing of all the barriers and cones might be ease your pain at one of the busiest interchanges in the upstate. >> your forecast is next. >>> first at 6:00, get red ady for the construction. it's the second largest project in south carolina history. today was the official start of the 85 and 385 greatway as they're calling it for greenville county. this is a live view of that area. you can see traffic back ups part of the problem right there on the >> this is a $231 million project that the department of department hopes will ease the traffic problems. >> drivers are hopeful it will stop the slow downs where the two highways meet. they're adding a fourth lane to part of 85 northbound towards spartanburg and widening some of 385. all thos

with a group of mothers who lost their sons to gun violence. 7 news reporter dave jordan has that story. >> reporter: the five mothers walked into rock of ages church in greenville tuesday morning `united ingrief and now in support over who they want to run the country.

the attorney general about the matter. dave jordan is working on our story and have the full sxrort the reaction from -- full report and the reaction from the public. >>> announcing it needs your help to stay open. park officials are hoping to team up with local businesses and organizations to raise money. they need $500,000 by december to pay for necessary renovations. in the past, they've covered the costs with admission fees, but say, it's time for a change. >> we've always done [ bleep ] this way, they've completely been eliminated and now, that very, very receptive, very open to doing things differently. have a dpo fund me page as a -- gofundme page as a way to help people donate. >> an update on a story we told you about last night. the greenville county school board has approved the sale of tyndall park. new focus builders llc will pay 1.5 million dollars to take control of the property at 37 tyndall avenue. and that money will go into the district's capitol fund, to pay for on going renovations at the district's career centers. >> next at five, one country is hooked on a dif

they're expected to reap by this very busy weekend in downtown greenville. >> thank you for that dave, jordan. >>> with all this going on in downtown greenville this weekend there will be road closures. >> emily henning has the latest on what drivers need to know. >> i'm emily henning and i want to let you know about roads closed tomorrow. it will be between 8:00 a.m. saturday morning until 2:00 a.m. on sunday. this is for the republican presidential debate at the peace center. broad, main and lauren street will be cloetzed for -- closed for that event. >>> a deadly crash in spartanburg county on highway 290 at moore road in duncan just after 6:00 in this morning. highway patrol said a van went across the center line and hit a car head on. here's a picture of the crash. both people in that car were killed. they've been identified as nicholas and manie mara of moore. >>> tonight we're bringing you the latest in a woman found dead in spartanburg county. >> this story has been developing all day. brianna smith is live from the detention center. >> reporter: good evening. autumn rain hunt

. 4 of jordan's 5 wins have come by technical knockout. 3 dave lynchburg hornets lacrosse opening their home schedule against franklin and marshall. tied at 9 early in the fourth, lynchburg's austin stewart rolls into the slot, and fires the overhand blast! stewart with the sock trick - 6 goals in one game! minutes later, colin mcguire knocked down, but shoots as he's falling down, hornets go on to win 13-10. (man) this is where it all started. i received a call from our dispatch center. smoke was coming from a manhole, and that's not good. we entered the manhole. we discovered that the cables had been melted by the fire. we jumped in, we got to work, and in a little over eight hours, we had the power back on. hi, i'm john snyder, distribution system supervisor for appalachian power. it's my goal to keep the lights on and everything run smoothly, and no one even notices. (announcer) we may be a power company, but the true power in our communities we saw some wet but warm weather this weekend. over all it was pretty nice, temperature wise. on saturday we caught up with some folks a

, louisiana. 4 of jordan's 5 wins have come by technical knockout. 3 dave lynchburg hornets lacrosse opening their home schedule against franklin and marshall. tied at 9 early in the fourth, lynchburg's austin stewart rolls into the slot, and fires the overhand blast! stewart with the sock trick - 6 goals in one game! minutes later, colin mcguire knocked down, but shoots as he's falling down, gets the bouncer to go in! hornets go on to win 13-10.s win it 13-10. that's all for sports. >> melissa: it is 6:26 tell be cloud and he cool. upper 40s and lower 50s. 45 by 8:00. highs around 51 for many of us and we will see the temperatures dropping in the upper 30s near 40. 20% chance for light rain and drizzle. very scattered in nature. our next system is developing there. just as pushing through the coast. track toward ohio valley and great lakes. tell bring us some wet weather. good news is it is locking like an all rain event. you remember last week we wondered how much cold air would virginia. now we are on the warm side it will be an all rain event. mix in higher elevations. for the he

here, a ton of really good golfers, too. bubba watson. jordan spieth. and pretty soon dave clark teeing off right here. >> in my dreams. >> reporter: a massive crowd. massive. >> some of the best golfers in the world are there with you. it's a great, great spot to be in. >> reporter: it's a gorgeous day for golf out here. i think everyone would agree. >> have a good time. >> reporter: amazing, right? >> yes. we will keep checking back with you. alex savidge at pebble beach. thanks a lot. >>> time is 8:49. let's check in with sal right now. hopefully, our commute is okay. are you running into any tough spots? >> slow, dave, with some of the late spots. let's start with interstate 880 in oakland. you will see the traffic is going to be busy heading north. this is the typical slow traffic you see. it is just a little bit better than it normally is. but still slow. if you are driving from hayward to fremont, it's still very slow. i will show you that on the map in just a second. we also have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, which has improved a bit. if you are driving from castro

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