wrote the seminal book on the early years at apple. then, michael moritz decided to try his luck in venture capital. he went on to become one of the most heralded investors in silicon valley history, joining the boards of google and yahoo!, then, a few years ago, took a step back for a rare health condition he has never revealed. joining me today on "studio 1.0," sir michael moritz, chairman of sequoia capital and co-author of the new book "leading." sir michael, thank you so much for joining us. sir michael: it is a pleasure. emily: you wrote this book with another sir, sir alex ferguson, the legendary former manager of manchester united. he is one of the revered names in football, or as we call it, soccer. what drew you to this project as a journalist turned tech investor? sir michael: i always followed united. not as a raving fan. but as a young boy, i started to follow them and i followed them through the years. then working in silicon valley, working hard to help build sequoia, i was very curious about organizations that had succeeded for a very long time and performed at an ex

if you're not signed up for health insurance by midnight... tonight. ((michael stevens)) > thanks for waking up with us... i'm michael stevens in for patranya. right now... we start with breaking news... north las vegas police are investigating a fatal auto-ped... near the area of camino al norte and lone mountain. they advise you avoid this area while police investigate. again, police are working a fatal auto-ped. we'll update you with more information... as soon as we get it. /// ((michael stevens)) > tomorrow is a big day... as the presidential candidates prepare for the iowa caucuses. as marlie hall reports... donald trump is back in the lead... while bernie sanders and hillary clinton are neck-in-neck. (sen. vt/democratic candidate) "how would you like to make the pundits look dumb on election night?" senator bernie sanders urged a young crowd at the university of iowa to caucus on monday, warning he'll lose if there's a low turnout. hillary clinton attacked sanders on his plan for free college tuition. hillary clinton / d-presidential candidate i do not believe giving free c

cartoonist michael ramirez. michael ramirez talks about his book "give me liberty or give me obamacare." brian: michael ramirez, have you ever drawn a cartoon of mohammed, and if you have not, would you? michael: you know, i haven't. and i wouldn't. i probably wouldn't to be honest with you. i don't do controversial cartoons just for the sake of controversy. the purpose of cartooning is to reach a message to the audience that will not be overshadowed the controversy surrounding it. where there may be an opportunity to use mohammed, just the fact of having that in the cartoon would overshadow the point i was trying to make and take away the effectiveness of the cartoon. so it is not that i am not opposed to using mohammed but i am more for ensuring that the lessons i am trying to communicate gets to the audience. brian: this is a personal question. we will talk about your book. are you really the brother, two sisters are medical doctors, and two brothers are as well? michael: i am. and their spouses are as well. the only way i can get them to show up at family reunions is i say i deal w

morning news. it is 6 a.m. on sunday, january 17th, i'm michael henrich. >> i'm heather hegedus. hope you're having a great weekend. obviously, the pats game giving us a lot of energy this morning. after a busy morning. yesterday morning in the weather department. we're waking up to much calmer weather. fox 25's storm tracker weather meteorologist jason brewer, you can't even get a break. you're already talking about another system. >> jason: one system well to going to clip us into the evening hours. and then number two over the midwest. that's coming in overnight tonight. and then we're talking about some snow. so i'm going to time all that have out for you straight ahead. we are seeing temperatures on the quiet cold side, watch out for any slick spots. we did have of course the rain and snow yesterday. some areas below freezing. keep an eye on that early morning sunday. day planner today, into boston we go, chilly weather, mid 30s, giving way to increasing clouds this afternoon. our chance of snow really doesn't appear until late today into the night. again, i'll time out the snow

: your brothers and sisters are medical doctors. and how many of their spouses are? michael: my older brother is a fertility specialist. his wife is not a doctor. all of the other spouses are doctors. my grandmother and grandfather were in the medical profession. my grandfather was a doctor in japan and my grandmother was a pharmacist. brian: your mother and father? michael: not. i wanted to be a cardiovascular surgeon. i was saying in a speech the other day, "president obama got a nobel peace prize for doing absolutely nothing, but i should get one for all of the lives i save by not being a doctor." brian: go back to the beginning. you have a japanese-american mother and a mexican-american father. how did that happen? michael: i'm am half japanese. mexican, and1/4 completely confused. my father was in the military in army intelligence. he met my mother in japan. she lived in the united states. but i was born in tokyo, japan. my older brother and i. the first language i spoke was japanese. you know, it's been a long road. i have lived all over the world. it has been good exposure beca

. ...to clothing stores. some were in desperate situations. michael: [ voice breaking ] do you think i like to stand next to a man like you and admit that i can't be successful? [ sighs ] lemonis: others just needed some guidance. come on. you're a smart guy. you do the math. and i offered my money and my expertise for a stake in the business. -do we have a deal? -hank: deal. -pete: yes. -alan: yes. lemonis: a few of the deals went south. you don't how to treat people. -andrew: oh, yeah, i do. -lemonis: no. but today, i'm a proud partner in over a dozen companies. -stephanie: whoo! -lemonis: tonight, i'm gonna tell you how they do it -- my best deals, my worst deals. steve: i'd rather be in more debt than have you running my company. lemonis: this is "the profit" -- a progress report. my name is marcus lemonis. change is difficult. and over the last 18 months, i've introduced you to 23 small businesses across this country, many of them in pretty bad shape. this is a bad scenario. woman: we don't have the money to pay them. larissa: just everything -- all the bills and everything that

michael: coming up, continuing coverage out of north charleston, the gop debate happens tonight. gabrielle: an event to honor a legacy just before martin luther king jr. day. chris: the sun is going down, temperatures will plummet. we will time it out for you. >> you are watching live, local, breaking news. with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, and the weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. michael: you might call it a grand old party rumble by the sea tonight. the republicans for president are in north charleston. gabrielle: tonight's debate will air on fox business channel, and there's no small amount of off-stage debate going into it. wyff news 4's patrick hussion is live in north charleston tonight. patrick, what's the buzz down patrick: gabby, michael, there's plenty of buzz to go all round and a lot of it includes our , governor. but first, the south carolina democratic party has organized party members and activists that are just behind us here outside the coliseum tonight, , in what's being called a "rally f

news 4 both on and online for the latest on this developing story. michael: to commitment 2016 now. republican presidential candidate ted cruz was in the upstate tonight, rallying at north greenville university. the stop is part of his "cruzing to victory" swing through south carolina. a crowd of 1500 listened to the texas senator talk about preserving religious freedom, and also the right to bear arms. cruz got the biggest applause when he talked about career politicians. sen. cruz: they get in bed with the lobbyists and special government, and we need to take power out of washington and back to we the people. that is what this campaign is all about. michael: cruz urged his supporters to get more involved in his campaign here in south carolina to make sure their neighbors get out and vote. cruz then left for stops tomorrow in fort mill and myrtle beach. carol: meanwhile, south carolina native and former presidential candidate lindsey graham is throwing his support behind jeb bush. today, graham made the announcement. the senator says it all comes down to national security. he beli

than a 2-wheel drive car. michael: check it out here. this is the first winter for this "salt dome" along interstate 85, near brockman mclimon road. the dome holds about 10,000 tons of salt. crews can stop by to re-supply as they treat the roads. carol: don't forget, we have your forecasts, interactive radar, closings, and delays on wyff4.com, and our wyff 4 app. stay up p date with the latest alerts. it's all at your fingertips. michael: an entire school district will close tomorrow all district 52 schools within greenwood county will be closed wednesday. that is according to the assistant superintendent. dhec is currently testing the water. the schools will stay closed until the water is absolutely safe again. the water main break happened in the town of ninety-six. carol: a woman is dead following a house fire in pickens. sky 4 was quickly over the scene this afternoon. you can see smoke pouring out of the home on ann street. this is just blocks from main street. there is no word on how the fire started. a witness on scene says she saw a small fire, then heard a loud boom. the c

michael: our crews are out there. travelers rest. carol: first let's check in with chief meteorologist john cessarich he's tracking all of this. john: what a mess. as expected, rain changing to sleet and snow. temperatures continue to can you -- cool down. the operating in the middle of the atmosphere. rain. gradually cooling down. 39 degrees in spartanburg. 36 in asheville. here is what it looks like. you can see the snow. rain, some of it heavy at times. we continue to cool down overnight. just in time for rush-hour tomorrow morning. freezing rain mixed with sleet. they're going to see all snow from this event, as much as two feet of snow. 1:00, that area slides further south. wraparound moisture tomorrow night. cold air behind the system, changing our freezing rain and sleet to snow showers across the area. we will be watching that closely. as far as snow in the upstate, 1-4 inches of snow. right around the corridor, expect a couple of inches. the mountains, mainly snow. mixed with some sleep. also freezing rain. a real mess. this is just the start. back to you. michae

. michael: and the clemson tigers are back home from the desert tonight. they may not be champions, but they were welcomed back by the tiger family. for the last time tonight, president obama stood before a joint gathering of congress to deliver his state of the union speech. gabrielle: the president has just one year left in office, but he says there is still a lot to do before he leaves. wyff news 4's aixa diaz has more from our exclusive washington newsroom. aixa: the president centered the speech around four points, the economy, climate change, national security, and politics. >> the president of the united states. aixa: president obama entered the house chamber to deliver his final state of the union address. >> we live in a time of extraordinary change, change that's reshaping the way we live, the way we work, our world. aixa: president obama touched on domestic issues, like making college affordable, and strengthening social security and medicare. he also touted the state of the economy. >> anyone claiming that america's economy is in decline is peddling fiction. aixa: the presid

register journalists was all to prove a point. michael: we begin with the weather. as warm as it was, some of the icy roads kept kids out of school again today. carol: chief meteorologist john cessarich, tracking all e conditions. john, rain for some, freezing rain for others? john: it looks like it. rain for most of us, some freezing rain mixed with the rain in certain areas of the mountains of north carolinu where in a second. right now, it is a liquid precipitation. moderate rain north georgia mountains will slide through the western overnight. cooling down a little bit especially were we have if operational cooling with rain. 30's in asheville and boone. the rain on the back edge of it the front -- it will change over to rain mixed with a little bit of freezing rain. what we have is a freezing rain about an hour from now, running until 10:00 in the morning wednesday for the north carolina counties, most of the counties the bord tennessee. we are only talking about a trace, maybe 2/10 of an inch of ice on the trees and roads. it is not a big deal, but it only takes a trace of freezing r

. michael: really beautiful. a few days, and a few degrees, can make a big difference. here's lake bowen in spartanburg county on saturday. grey sky, the banks covered in snow. sky4 flew back to lake bowen today. the sun was out, and a slow melting going on. carol: chief meteorologist john cessarich joins us now. john, is there a chance this could all re-freeze overnight? john: it will be patchy black ice for the most part. most of the roads in good shape, especially the secondary roads outside the mountains. mid to high-level clouds across the skies ahead of a week cold front to the west. all bring showers late in the day tomorrow, especially in the mountains.at the freezing mark, 32 in spartanburg. 38 in greenville, 41 in clemson. depends on where you are, the clouds may cap the temperatures from drog to glee. when the clouds breakup, temperatures drop quickly. 34 in asheville, 30 in boone. your wake up weather looks likepartly cloudy in the upstate, light winds, temperature 30. not dropping too fast. 28 the overnight low. that is -- hardly to mostly cloudy in the mountains, a sl

occasion and has a bag of oranges. that is appropriate. michael: there is still time to see them play in arizona, we checked out several websites. carol: some tickets on the 50 yard are $2400 each. we found tickets on the upper deck priced at $612 each. the website college football experiences will take care of your airfare, hotel, and a ticket to the game but it will cost you more than $5,000. michael: many tiger fans planned ahead and bought tickets long before last night's game. but it's a little pricey for some. >> my grandson hunter and his father are going to the game, weeks ago i guess. >> i jumped up. shouted and kept jumping on the beds. >> we thought they were gonna throw us out of the hotel room. >> look at this. you can get a single ticket. also airfare and hotel for $5,338 a person. >> that's too bad. that kind of snuffs out the little guy you know. that seems like it's kind of an executive affair. but we'll be watching at home. and pulling just as hard. carol: we checked around and found prices for a round trip ticket from gsp to phoenix leaving on january 10 and re

. now back to you. michael: you said it, the first snow of the winter and west north carolina. flurries fell most of the day there. madison, yancey, and haywood counties sent students home early. heavy flurries came down in haywood county. snow, blowing across the roads at times. and for the first time, it looked like winter at cataloochee ski area. on friday, the ski area was look at that. they've been making their own snow, and today's flurries certainly didn't hurt. >> it builds a lot of interest. the snow, it makes it look pretty, and it certainly makes people think winter, which is something we've been missing thisiseason so far. michael: it feels like it, too. during the day, it was around 19 degrees at cataloochee. carol: and don't forget, when the snow hits, you can turn to the wyff 4 mobile app for the latest weather updates, including live radar. the app is free to download, and available in both apple and android stores. michael: an upstate k9, shot and could end up having his name on a new state law. carol: hyco died october 21st. hearing from his handler, a deputy throwing

: [ sighs ] >> mariah: are you actually thinking about saying "yes" to victor? >> michael: saying "yes" to victor about what? >> mariah: look, you' re going to need legal advice if this it doesn' t. >> michael: if what happens? >> kevin: i am on the ground floor of something really incredible -- internet security. >> mariah: a game changer. mark zuckerberg, steve jobs game >> kevin: and don' t make faces or sound skeptical. this is real. tell him. >> mariah: it' s really real. >> michael: it must be if victor wants in. >> kevin: he does. badly. the thing is, it' s supposed to be billy. >> mariah: kevin is honoring his agreement and waiting till billy wakes up. >> michael: that is a noble sentiment, and i am impressed, but you might want to make other plans. kevin, the reality is billy may never wake up. >> mariah: he has to. he' s got -- he' s got victoria and the kids waiting for him. >> kevin: and redemption. >> michael: well, i wish it was that simple. but we have to deal with the reality of the situation and all of the repercussions. >> kevin: so, what? s up to you, but take it from th

the auto zone store around 6:30 tonight. the victim has not yet been identified. michael: a hunter found a body in a field in greenville county. the coroner says the body was found in a wooded area on burrell road a tonight. the name of the victim has not yet been released. and authorities are looking for the public's help. if you know anything about this, call crime stoppers at 23-crime. you don't have to give your name. carol: the number of zika cases is growing across the united states tonight. right now, there are at least 30 cases in 13 states and washington, d.c. no deaths have been reported. a doctor tells us there is in south carolina at least one suspected case of a child born with a birth defect caused by the zika virus. is being tested at the cdc. if you're pregnant, or plan to be, now is the time to learn all you can about this virus. it's carried by mosquitoes who bite an infected person and carry it to the next person they bite. it's believed to have caused an outbreak of microcephaly -- small brain, small head -- in babies in south america. the most dangerous time is

. michael: this is the coldest weather so far this winter season. leaving people off the streets, sending them to emergency shelters. carol: wyff n is at the greenville rescue mission on a mission. john: right now, there are about 50 evil inside here at the greenville rescue mission. that is because outside here, it is 23 degrees. it feels like 15. afternoon dragging 90 mattresses onto the gym floor of the greenville rescue mission, getting ready for tonight's expected crowd. >> we want to get them out of the cold. then a man does not have to lay on the ground and freeze to death. john: the mission could hold about 125, and they are expecting about 90 men. they provide a snack, drink, blanket, and matt. >> tonight would be a great time to check on people and bring them here to stay overnight. they will not have to worry about being cold all night. john: dalton says that unfortunately, some of the the cold and will not come in. want to talk on camera but told me he's spending tonight in a tent, warmed by a gas heater. >> it's rough, because you can cold. once your core body temper

all about. and a white actor has been cast as michael jackson in an upcoming tv movie. this is an outrage. that role should go to a white woman. everybody knows that, right? this is the nightly show. let's light this candle. (applause). >> larry: yes, thank you very much. welcome. >> larry, larry, larry. >> larry: thank you very much, thank you, you're too kind. what a great crowd, man. thank you so much. on a thursday night. i know. on a trumpless debate night. wow, it's exciting. welcome to the nightly show. i'm larry wilmore. now guys, as you know, president obama only has about 11 months left in office. you know, let's check in in the latest developments in obama-don't-care. okay. tonight's target, law enforcement. >> the obama administration is asking local law enforcement agencies nationwide to return federal military equipment by april 1st after concerns it was being misused. >> larry: okay. well, what kind of equipment are we talking about, nautilus machines, snowblowers, thigh masters? >> grenade launchers, high caliber weapon, bayonnettes, high tanks with tracks, not whe

media posts on our wyff 4 app and wyff4.com, michael: and we want to see your allegiance. take our now poll. it simply asks, who do you think will win the national championship? vote on wyff4.com or our facebook and twitter pages. the tigers haven't so far. i don't remember the number from 5:00, it may be that the tide is waning a little bit. or waxing, who knows. we want to hear from you. gabrielle: waxing or waning? michael: we will figure it out. a live look at greenville from our paris mountain skycam, a beautiful picture. gabrielle: it feels cold, too. john cessarich is watching it all. john: 38 degrees in hendersonville, 36 in asheville. a live shot from paris mountain, mid 40's in greenville, spartanburg, and anderson. clemson, right now 47 degrees. with clear skies, in the clemson area, a couple clouds moved in. clear to partly cloudy. let's head to arizona, glendale, a suburb of phoenix. sunny and beautiful. warmer there, they had a cold start to the day as expected. 59 degrees in phoenix with plenty of sunshine. two hours difference, so it will be 6:30 tonight mountain ti

prestigious honor at the school. michael: we begin with the weather. john: it is not going to be as cold tonight as in recent nights. we've got these clouds across the western carolinas and northeastern georgia. somewhat warm temperatures this afternoon. we had clear skies, light winds. it is only dropping very slowly right now. it is still cold outside, but certainly not as cold as it was this time last night. 40 in anderson. 30 degrees currently in asheville. your wake-up weather looks like this. mostly sunny to partly sunny skies in the upstate. 23 in the mountains. sunrise still at 7:37. system to comes in. michael: it is that time of year to think about keeping the pipes from freezing. every winter, spartanburg water gets at least 200 calls for help from people with frozen pipes. flooding can happen when a oken pipe thaws. so a reminder, in weather below freezing, let your faucets drip, and open cabinets to let warm air reach the pipes. outside, you can use a five dollar faucet cover to shield spigots. >> these can be a little bit aggravating to install, but not as aggravating as ha

: michael from here, the united states trade representative and the lead negotiator for the transpacific partnership. it is a trade agreement among 12 nations that eliminates more tariffs.00 harris -- president obama urged congress to pass tpp during the state of the union on tuesday night. president obama: america will always act, alone if necessary, to protect our people and our allies, but on issues of global concern, we will mobilize the world to work with us and make sure other countries pull their own weight. that is why we forged the transpacific partnership, to open markets and advance american leadership in asia. it cuts 18,000 taxes on products made in america, which will then support more good jobs here in america. with tpp, china does not set the rules in that region. we do. you want to show our strength in the new century, approve this agreement? charlie: i am pleased to have michael froman at this table for the first time. you are the guy he is talking about to lead the negotiations, which you have. to us. it michael: first, we live in a very open economy in the united stat

michael: a proposal that would close in elementary school. sums that school will not go down without a fight. carol: and more of what to expect in governor nikki haley's our own nigel robertson is live in columbia with more just ahead. michael: and just days away from the nfc championship. announcer: you are watching wyff. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. carol: take a look at this. it looks like a winter wonderland up there. this is from our resortcams.com. michael: something much greater is to come, and our experts say this is only a preview. carol: john cessarich and chris justus are here in the studio. john, let's start with you first what should people be prepared for for the rest of the week? john: it is very complicated, and john will talk more about it, but we are talking about a we are talking about a lot of snow along with some sleet and freezing rain, and this has got potential to have a lot of ice that could paralyze our area. we will talk about that in detail in just a second. first, round one. a couple of inches of snow in the mountains, and this

.. resigned from his position. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live at u-n-l- v.. with more.. from rice... and the university. ((michael stevens)) brian and kirsten. after the rocky season start.. and the past few weeks of losses.. dave rice: its a great program and i'm just honored i got to be apart of it ((michael stevens)) former u-n-l-v head coach dave rice... had nothing but good things to say about his alma mater... hours after he resigned his position dave rice: i want to do what's right for everyone involved, that's my personality i'm a team guy, and its important to me that i make sure that tina and i met for quite a long time today and we mutually agreed that i would step aside 19:25 ((michael stevens)) rice was in his fifth season with running rebels. he had an overall record of 95 and 54. his win total declined each season.. since winning 26 games during the 2011-2012 season. that year.. he took us the first round of the n- c-double a tournament.. tina kunzer- murphy: you know he loves what he does, and david rice is committed to his players, it's

and nearly 500 in anderson county. michael: more than 1000 outages in greenville county. 520 in oconee county. and in anderson county, nearly 30 people are without power. let's get you up the mountain to western carolina. wyff news 4's myra ruiz. carol: she's been all over buncombe and henderson county. she's live and local there now. myra: we're along interstate 26 near brevard road. we did see drivers facing major challenges earlier today. for a while this afternoon, drivers encountered white out conditions. this made traveling especially where snow plow action wasn't as frequent as in other areas. quite a few people left their vehicles behind and opted to walk. and those who were out and about had warnings for anyone with possible plans to get out and zack: honestly, i hate it. i hate it. >> it is awesome. no viking ever said that. >> it willllet worse, there are a few more hours of snow coming, more than what it is. exit 33 was challenging for some motorists today. a semi truck and other vehicles were stuck for hours, unable to make their way up the hill. we met people who w

, january 3rd, i'm michael hendrick. >> heather: i'm heather hegedus. january starting to feel like january. >> as it should. >> heather: let's check in with meteorologist sarah wroblewski and, sarah, there is some snow in the future for some. sarah: yeah, we're going to be tracking -- over the next couple arctic cold front, stream cold sinking south ward and the cold running over the relatively mild ocean, snow affect snow showers. otherwise, our area, clear skies and temperatures about to drop. below freezing in boston. chilly start but typical for this time of year. you need to add those winds. they're out of the southwest right now. ranging anywhere from 5 to 15 miles per hour. a little stronger for parts of the cape. it is adding a chill. it feels like the teens and 20s if you're stepping out this morning. the good news about the wind direction, it's milder. so it's going to boost temperatures into the 40s in some locations. but boy are they going to drop tonight. i'll talk about what to expect for cold and wind chills coming up in a few minutes. >> heather: check in with you t

. a win tonight will make clemson the first team in college history to go 15-0. michael: clemson is playing the alabama crimson tide, in case you haven't heard for the , national college championship. we can't show you highlights just yet until the trophy , presentation. gabrielle: alabama 21, clemson right now. michael: we have team coverage for you tonight. wyff news 4's john lyon and wyff news 4's mike mccormick have you covered on the watch parties. gabrielle: we begin with geoff hart live in arizona. jeff, what an incredible -- geoff, what an incredible game. geoff: fireworks early on with derrick henry scoring from 50 yards out. 7-0 alabama. deshaun watson connects with 14-7 at the end of the first. second quarter, watson threw an interception, then alabama goes down, then they score again behind henry. 14-14 at the half. he busted play in the third makes it 21-14. clemson gets a field goal. my reducer told me clemson has scored again. they take the lead. they are about to take the extra point. wayne gallman ran it in. if you add the extra point, it will be tigers up 24-21. th

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michael: and we begin with a look at the snow, which we had today as just a taste. carol: in north carolina and asheville, the snow came down hard enough to stick to the ground, and some students were left off. michael: in some areas, the snow was changing the look of things, with a couple of inches of snow around 3500 feet. carroll: also at those high elevations, up to three inches of snow in and around the moon the area. michael: and check out sugar mountain. the ski resorts, plenty of skiers and snowboarders taking advantage, and a chief meteorologist john cessarich is here, working hard to get this next round will come in strong, right? john: right, much stronger, and i will talk about that in just a second. in the upper atmosphere, this is not extremely strong, but it did i will show you some storm reports in just a second. south of 85, mainly rain mixed with some sleek at times, and also some snow from time to time. in greer, some sleet mixed with snowflakes. northeastern georgia, a little bit of sleet, and 1.5 inches of snow in one area, especially in the mountains of north

tonight, welcomed by a sea of orange. michael: wyff news 4's liz lohuis has more on their homecoming in clemson. liz: thousands lined the streets outside the stadium waiting for their clemson conquering heroes to come home. >> whooo. liz: you saw it. heard it and felt it. tiger pride was very much alive in clemson tonight. this group secured its spot early. many of them have been fans longer than most of the current players have been alive. >> dad brought me to my first ball game when i was 4-years-old. that was in the original stadium here, and as i was interviewing -- stadium here. liz: and as i was interviewing this woman about her love for clemson -- >> you thought i had something i do. i have a tiger paw, that's right . liz: her dentist put an orange paw on her tooth. and it's permanent. to show appreciation for all of this some players despite being exhausted took the time to pose for pictures and sign autographs. >> i used to be one of these kids out here and i know how much it means to them. it's a dream come true for just about everyone. >> it felt good. it's some

. kirsten joyce 8 news now reporter michael stevens is here with a preview. good morning michael? ((michael stevens)) > brian, kirsten... political experts we spoke to say... of course, the presidents final address will highlight a number of issues facing the country. but it's also important because it's his last address... and important for his legacy. seventh and final state of the in his seventh and final state of the union address tonight -- american people about the nation's challenges and opportunities ahead: josh earnest/ wh press secretary) what's critical are the kinds of decisions we make now will have a significant impact on not just the next generation of americans but future generations of americans (president obama) i don't think i've ever been more optimistic about a year ahead than i am right now ((michael stevens)) the president is expected to highlight executive actions he plans to take to tackle gun violence without congressional approval... but the white house says he'll also also discuss issues where both parties can work together: (josh earnest/ wh press sec

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called out there. michael: it is especially cold john, dangerous cold? john: especially in the mountains, where the wind chill advisory is in effect for tonight until noon tomorrow for western north carolina wind chill values going as low as -20 degrees. that means you need to dress in layers to protect yourself. that would be above 5000 feet in higher elevations. western north carolina, windchill advisory, also in parts of north georgia mountains until 10:00 tomorrow morning, down to negative five degrees in the north georgia mountains overnight. zero degrees in boone, feels like eight degrees in hendersonville, windchill of 15 in franklin, 14 in asheville. 27 in anderson and spartan berg, windchill of 22 degrees in dangerously cold out there. that sets the stage for a series of systems coming in from the west. with a cold air, it may get interesting this week. michael: john has been talking about this. el nino may have slowed the start of winter, but this week, it is in full force, from the midwest through the east coast gabrielle: it brought snow, ice, and extreme cold, and

now reporter michael stevens is here with a preview. good morning michael? ((michael stevens)) brian, kirsten... political experts we spoke to say... of course, the presidents final address will highlight a number of issues facing the country. but it's also important because it's his last address... and important for his legacy. ((michael stevens)) in his seventh and final state of the union address tonight -- president obama will talk to the american people about the opportunities ahead: josh earnest/ wh press secretary) what's critical are the kinds of decisions we make now will have a significant impact on not just the next generation of americans but future generations of americans -nat/sot- (obama) i don't think i've ever been more optimistic about a year ahead than i am right now ((mchael stevens)) the president is expected to highlight executive actions he plans to take to tackle gun violence without congressional approval... but the white house says he'll also also discuss issues where both parties can work together: (sot josh earnest/ wh press secretary) we see that there is

nevada caucus... kirsten joyce three days later... the republicans. 8 news now reporter michael stevens spoke with both parties about their final preparations... michael, ((michael stevens)) brian, kirsten... it's getting close... i'm told both parties are doing a lot of training and finalizing paperwork to make sure things go smoothly. democrats in our state will be the first to caucus here in our state on february 20th. in recent months... even weeks... we've seen all three candidates for the party making stops in our state. earlier in the month... they all attended the best in the west caucus dinner at at m- g-m to drum up support. the nevada state party says our caucus could play a major role for the party because right now... the front-runners hillary clinton and bernie sanders could slip in the other states making nevada the early deal breaker: ((roberta lange // chair, nevada state democratic party: in iowa, sanders and clinton are running neck and neck. so it's anyone's game there. i know they're both working hard -- they have a lot of surrogates -- there will be a lot o

.. resigned from his position. ((brian loftus)) 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live at u-n-l- v.. with more.. from rice... and the university. ((michael stevens)) brian and kirsten. after the rocky season start.. and the past few weeks of losses.. the university says they had to make a change. dave rice: its a great program and i'm just honored i got to be apart of it ((michael stevens)) former u-n-l-v head coach dave rice... had nothing but good things to hours after he resigned his position dave rice: i want to do what's right for everyone involved, that's my personality i'm a team guy, and its important to me that i make sure that tina and i met for quite a long time today and we mutually agreed that i would step aside 19:25 ((michael stevens)) rice was in his fifth season with running rebels. he had an overall record of 95 and 54. his win total declined each season.. since winning 26 games during the 2011-2012 season. that year.. he took us the first round of the n- c-double a tournament.. tina kunzer- murphy: you know he loves what he does, and david rice is committed to

reporter michael stevens is joining us now tensions are pretty high among solar customers in the valley. ((michael stevens)) that's right brian and kirsten. it's easy to say.. people are ticked. they were upset when the p-u-c announced the rate hike at the end of last year... and they were hoping the commission would at least hold off on enforcing them. several groups along with the state's consumer advocate asked the p-u-c to stay the rate hike... so they could file the proper petitions. this happened after solar be laying off hundreds of employees.. and ceasing operations. more than a thousand people gathered at yesterday's commission meeting... including a hollywood actor. mark ruffalo... who is a big supporter of solar power... demonstrated before the meeting.. and addressed the commissioners.. asking... for them to reconsider. ((mark ruffalo // actor & activist: they're not taking our jobs today... they're not taking food out of our children's mouth today. mark ruffalo // /actor & activist: this is a monumental decision you are making. i don't think you quite realize what this mean

michael: the countdown is on for monday night's national championship game against second ranked alabama. wyff news 4's brad fralick and marc dopher are live in arizona tonight. gentlemen, it's a full weekend ahead. marc:. question about it -- no question about it. a busy weekend ahead. clemson got the first touchdown, some people said, as they landed in phoenix. they come off the planes, literally went right to the buses. we will talk to consider bright and early tomorrow morning. we visited university of phoenix stadium. marc: i thought this place was out in the country. i thought it was a bit closer to downtown phoenix. it's really not. it's in the farmland of this area. there is some stuff that has popped up. but as people get to phoenix to go to the game, they will be a little bit surprised that the great thing is that people planning to tailgate, plenty of room. there's a lot of restaurants, bars, and places to visit. it's a very inviting place. but a little further off the beaten path then i thought it would be. brad: the stadium completely dressed up and ready for the gam

about that later on. now back to you. michael: students, faculty, and staff did not have classes at greenville tech today, but the mlk holiday kept some of them busy. for the 4th year, greenville tech organized day-of-service projects on campus. volunteers made dog toys for the humane society. another work station focused on decorating bottles of bubbles for young patients at the children's hospital. volunteers also made birdhouses and coasters, which will be given to families who move into a habitat for humanity home. organizers say the event honors serve each other. >> so, just reaching in your heart, and finding out whatever that one simple thing is, whether it's reading a book or making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, it's just something that can make a difference in the life someone else. michael: they did make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the salvation army, to feed people in need. at the sterling community center, a chance to remember martin luther king, jr. and the victims of the mother emanuel ame church shooting. gabrielle: wyff news 4's aly myles explains ho

beginning of live coverage. stick with us, we are in arizona. now back to you. michael: an upstate story the , game will be on the big screen at the bon secours wellness arena in greenville. gabrielle: and that's where we find wyff news 4's mike mccormick, who is live and local there with the latest. mike? mike: if you are looking for the ultimate watch party, it will be here at the bon secours wellness arena. it is the official watch party. the team on the court, getting ready for tonight big event. they will have giveaways, all the doors will open at 7:00 and there is room for 13,000 people here. they are welcoming alabama fans as well. doors open at 7:00. they hope to see you here, and the team here says they are ready security-wise, space-wise, excitement-wise, for whatever crowd makes it to the well tonight. >> the good thing about an event like this is that we do events like this all the time, whether is it -- it is a concert or a basketball game. we are ready for the rowdy crowd, family crowds, everything. mike: if you're looking for the ultimate place to watch the game, it will be at

in the market. --michael is shaoul shaoul. always a pleasure to have you here. scarlet: we have been looking for a catalyst for this latest risk down -- this latest leg down. is it just oil and china or is there a new wrinkle in these narratives? michael: i think is all about liquidity and oil and china have had an impact on liquidity as has the decision to raise interest rate. really starting in the summertime, global markets and credit markets started to behave as if there was not enough liquidity to meet assistance. if you look at the atlanta shadow funds rate, we have seen a lot of tightening way before they hiked rates. michael: it is huge. withtlanta fed came up this and there's a way of estimating with the effect of the interest-rate was. minus two and three quarters in 2014. it got back to zero just before they hiked rates. aboutd a tightening of two and three quarters percent, so i think you would expect to see a market reaction over that time. scarlet: we have ibm results coming out -- operating earnings per share of $4.59. when you compare that to the consensus item,