SANFORD TO TESTIFY IN COURT
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford is expected to make a rare appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday. He is expected to testify on behalf of his massive government restructuring plan. Committee chairman Glenn McConnell says the governor is concerned his restructuring plan is gaining opponents.

SOMALI BANTU REFUGEES
The first of 120 Somali Bantu refugees will arrive in Columbia Tuesday after a long flight from Kenya. The 22-year-old man will be met at the airport by members of the Saint Andrews Lutheran Church. The church is sponsoring the refugee and will provide him with housing, food, companionship, clothing and other needs.

DEADLY FIRE
Fire marshals say a blaze that killed four children in an apartment fire in Gainesville, Georgia was caused by food left cooking unattended on the stove. Authorities say the fire started Monday after a woman baby-sitting the children left them alone while she walked to a nearby store to use a pay phone; they haven't released the names of the children.

LOW COUNTRY TEACHER ARRESTED
A Low Country teacher is now in jail, charged with criminal sexual conduct involving a 15-year-old student. We first reported on the Hilton Head High School teacher a few weeks ago when she was being investigated. Now Beaufort County's Sheriff's office says Rebecca Schaffer Robertson had sex with the male student in November of last year. Robertson recently resigned from her job. She's also charged with contributing to the delinquency of two other minors.

SECOND HOMICIDE SUSPECT ARRESTED
Savannah-Chatham Police say the second man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting at a local restaurant is now behind bars. They say a Crimestopper's tip lead them to Charles Hill. They believe Hill was involved in a botched robbery attempt at a Church's Chicken restaurant back on February 7th. They say during the robbery, Hill and another suspect shot the restaurant manager.  The other suspect is in jail.

EARLY VOTING
You don't have to wait until next Tuesday to cast your vote for the presidential primary and Georgia state flag? Now through Friday you can visit your voter registration office, fill out some paper work, show your identification and vote. In addition to the candidates running for president, all ballots will include a referendum on the state flag. The issue is non-binding meaning the state legislature will have the final word. Chatham County Voter Registration Director Sandra Williams says about 10 percent voted early in the city elections last fall.

ST. PATRICK’S ONTROVERSY
The St. Patrick's Day festival will continue. Thursday, night the Savannah Waterfront Festival decided to cancel the festival along with gating on River Street after battles over money with the city. But at an emergency meeting Friday afternoon with Savannah City Council, the festival was revived. The Waterfront Association is now working to re-book some acts they cancelled, however they say they may try to save money by providing more disc jockeys at the festival and less live entertainment. The festival will happen on March 16th and 17th. Gates will be up, if you want to drink on River Street you'll have to buy a $5 wristband at the gate.