Trooper Bob

Traiskirchen, Austria (WCIV) — Trooper Bob departed Charleston Tuesday to travel to the other side of the world to visit a very special place in his heart. He's visiting the refugee camp he was born in. Bob was born in the district of Baden, Austria after his parents fled Hungary in 1971. Traiskirchen, 12 miles south of Vienna, is a city and municipality in the district of Baden in Lower Austria and is home of the largest refugee camp in Austria and also where Bob was born.

The Crosstown is closed towards I-26 after a tractor trailer struck several trees and came to a stop in the middle of the roadway. The closure is affecting Septima P. Clark Parkway (US-17/Crosstown) between Rutledge Ave and the interstate, heading northbound. All three lanes were blocked as as 6:15 a.m. No injuries are reported, according to police. Police are on scene are directing motorists to use Line Street as Charleston Fire crews work to clear the scene. Delays are expected.

LOWCOUNTRY, S.C. (WCIV) — It is time for those little goals and goblins to hit the streets. But before they do, we've got some really important trick-or-treating safety tip. New 4's Trooper Bob joined Good Morning Charleston Tuesday with the top five key safety tips that everyone needs to know. To be safe, you want to make sure you can be seen. So wear something reflective, whether it's on your pumpkin or your costume- as long as you can be seen up to 500 feet away.