larry was a lieutenant in the myrtle beach police department.or, warren gall, recognized him in the pictures by the way he held his gun. >> i have been on the range numerous times with larry when we were qualifying for the police department. and i knew his stance, i knew his pose, and it was exact. >> larry's shooting stance was unique. it was a combination of two different styles taught at the police academy. >> larry had never really adjusted to the new stance and shot with a hybrid sort of stance, in between the old square-shouldered stance and the new weaver stance that was quite distinctive. and a number of these witnesses had been on the shooting range practicing with him for years and recognized that shooting stance. >> larry knew a great deal about bank robbery because he was a crime scene specialist. >> he worked bank robberies as a crime scene officer. he took fingerprints, photographs. he communicated with bank tellers and employees and the fbi in the incidents that occurred in myrtle beach. >> he was aware of evidence. he was aware o

. >> her destination was myrtle beach, south carolina where she had some friends. >> she wanted to be in the entertainment industry. i knew she loved singing. and i think that's one of the reasons she moved down to the myrtle beach area, because their area has a lot of entertainment. >> heather rented an apartment in this house near the beach and took a job as a waitress. but heather found it difficult to get work as a sing irand she told her mother she was discouraged. >> she wanted me to come down. she was feeling homesick and things were not going as well as she wanted them to go down there. >> it would be the last time she heard her daughter's voice. a week later friends found her daughter's body in her apartment. she had been beaten, stabbed and strangled to death with an electrical cord. >> the crime was one of the most brutal crimes that i've seen as a prosecutor. >> next to heather's body investigators found broken pieces of plastic. >> there was a small black plastic pieces, particles found. some on her body, some scattered around the room and laying next to her body which we

calabash, north carolina, is a quiet fishing town located just over the state line from myrtle

i am really happy you made it back from myrtle beach. [laughter] as if you had not already logged enough take time -- keg time. remember, 4.0 is a good gpa but it is a lousy blood-alcohol level. [laughter] i love the hats. we did not have been when i was here. i love the hats. they are outrageous. they are spectacular. this may be the only event that pharrell can crash and go unnoticed. [laughter] i have been looking around. i have seen a couple of red sox hats out there. [applause] few of thosen a dreaded interlocking ends -- n's and y's. that is ok. i said diversity is important. it is also a way for me to tell who roots for the yankees, and was graduating with distinction. [laughter] [applause] here is the deal. learned that and i i was not everyone's first choice to be up youhere. [laughter] when yale announced that i would be speaking, someone wrote, i hope they give out five hour energy to hhelp everyone stay awake. don't worry, folks. i promise not to be one minute over four hours. haven'telse wrote, i screwed up as badly as the s

million-dollar nest egg wasn't going to go far in new york, the joneses relocated to myrtle beach.hey bought a new house and now pay a fraction of the property taxes they once did, freeing up funds to vacation frequently and make big-ticket purchases when they want. the joneses aren't your typical retirees. u.s. census burrow deau shows l than 8% has $1 million. yet many financial advisers warn even a seven-figure sum may not be enough to retire. >> if they want to retire with an income and be financially independent, not dependent on anybody else and to be able to have an income of $40,000, then it's likely that they're going to need $1 million to retire. >> reporter: living comfortably on $40,000 a year in retirement, requiring $1 million nest egg, will depend on your expenses, investment returns, health care costs, and this figure does not factor in other benefits such as pensions and social security which can greatly boost your retirement income. many retirees make it work with less. census bureau data shows the median household income for those 65 and older is $34,000. but tha

. >> in south carolina skip myrtle breach. go for murford. >> here it's all about the boats.ess up the boats. and, of course they do have a fireworks celebration in teening but you go there to see the boat parade and not as much of a crowd as in myrtle beach. >> in florida they build themselves as the oldest in the city? >> it's not about freedom from the british. it's about freedom from the spanish. for 200 year it it was the capital of spanish florida. what's great about this they've got their fourth of july fireworks parade, but aside from the fireworks it's the largest on the east coast. get there early but it's a lot of fun. >> talk about hannibal missouri. anyone who knows about mark twain heard of it. he puts some of his novels in there there there. >> he put it there because he lived there. they have pence painting days frog jumping and gunny sack days. they have a parade there. this is a shout-out to everybody who doesn't realize that 72% of fire firefighters volunteer. they're going to have a parade and they've got one in hannibal too. >> that is true. also next is

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>>> we're going to turn to the serious deck collapse in the water at a popular tourist spot near myrtle beach, south carolina. vacationers eager to snap pictures of a rainbow found themselves in the middle of a horror scene. and michelle franzen is here with the latest. good morning, michelle. >> reporter: the group has gathered on the sprawling deck, ready to mark the happy moment with a photo. when suddenly, the wooden structure gave way. more than a dozen people are recovering after a deck collapse at an ocean front inn in south carolina. >> it's horrific. wood and splinters and nails and a lot of blood. >> reporter: police say about 25 people were on the deck. about 12 to 15 feet off the ground, when it buckled like a trap door. >> the people on the bottom suffered the most serious injuries. >> reporter: that rescue effort, massive in scale. ten ambulances, six fire trucks, various police and a helicopter were called in. >> we have injures possibly broken ribs and difficulty breathing. all of the others had broken bones, contusions, sprains and that type of thing. >> reporter: witne

>> edv, the state, the greenville news, the island packet, the beaufort gazette, the sun news of myrtle beach, the herald of rock hill and the sumter in 10 -- summer item present the debate for u.s. senate republican candidates. and now, your moderator, charles beer bauer. >> good evening and welcome to tonight's primary debate among the republican candidates for the u.s. senate. joining me to ask questions of the candidates are but padgett from the greenville news -- best padgett from the greenville news . and our candidates. before we begin tonight, some ground rules. each candidate will have one minute to respond to the question. necessary, we will allow time for a rebuttal. to decide who would start. we begin with mr. connor. this would be a contentious race assessments. some of you have made some accusation so far, but what i would like to know is if this is a referendum on then, do youm, why have a target on your back and why is this such a visceral against mr. graham? >> 20 years is too long. senator graham, i think when you came in, you had a lot of good ideas, but as for voting

at the time he was a free lance writer at myrtle beach. reached out to me and we started what ended up being an year and a half of sending stuff back and forth. hours of taped interviews to help me through some of the oughest parts for me to write. >> did he interview you? >> we talked many times. wherever we could squeak out times in between the coverage. >> fox news, you have been there how many years? >> 17. the atlanta bureau started in an apartment, fax machine and a cell phone. almost right at the beginning. >> graduated from depaul what year? >> 2. >> what did you do right away? >> intern at cnn right out of the box. i worked on inside politics. worked with bernard shaw. wrote big things like welcome to inside politics, i am bernard shaw. i bounceded from there to hilton head, south carolina. a little station in buford and an illinois affiliate in illinois and great cbs affiliate. and then i started with fox here after fox started. >> when you were sitting there with bernie shaw, what were your goals then? >> i knew i wanted to get

employee at the store in myrtle beach spotted black 9mm.andgun on top of a super hero toy box week ago today. authorities say the gun had 8 bullet in it. went reported stolen. the officers will review footage to figure out who left the gun at the store. >> 70 years ago today more than 150,000 troops took part in d day at massive and bloody invasion of france in world war ii. that was june 6th 1944. today leaders from around the world pay tribute to the veterans and soldiers who died storming the beaches. more americans died in 24 hours on d day than killed in 10 years of war in afghanistan. the president obama calls the sands of t democracy beach head. >> commit tomorrow liberty. our claims to equality. our claim 0freedom and to the inherit dignity of every human being. the claim is written in the blood on these beaches. fiment will endure. >> commemoration offered chance for president obama and russian president putin to cross paths. tension over the crisis in ukraine continues. they had a short conversation during lunch but reportedly no

let me take you over here to myrtle beach this morning. where we are looking. the water temperature, 82. a good beach day. there is the possibility of a few showers here and there. still comfortable in the northeast. we're calling this a delicious day. i don't think that's overstated. temperatures in the 80s and low humidity. water temperatures here off the atlantic coast in the 60s and 70s. southwest, very hot. phoenix, 109 today. 31st day in a row of temperatures above 100. denver, 94, that would tie the warmest temperature you have had this year. do not get used to that. we have a major cooldown coming up. we're going to talk about that in a few minutes. that's >> as we talked about earlier, we have the severe weather potential as well in seven states. guys? >> i'm still focused on the delicious day you promised. bill, thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the new chapter in what a family says is their nanny nightmare. she finally left their home. caught sleeping in her car. but is she gone for good? >> unbelievable story. >>> plus, the hilario

alex holly comes to us from myrtle beach, south carolina a lot of good golf courses there.ouldn't be happier to be here and she's ready to take on mike jerrick and the rest of the good day team starting september 1st. >> we wish her well on the taking on mike jerrick part. >> time now for your fox 29 weather authority. we're looking at nice weather. >>> looking much improved from this same time yesterday. it was around 90 degrees the humidity was up there around 60, 70% across the area satellite and radar right now showing just scattered clouds. the closest rainfall toward the central part of the state and that activity should stay to the west of us. 86 degrees right now. humidity at 40%. so still a little sticky but certainly not what we were dealing with yesterday. the wind direction that makes the difference right now it's out of the north. 87 degrees that was the high temperature for today. we should top out around 85 but the record, it's safe. 100 degrees set back in 1952. sun will set this evening little after 8:30. temperature rise right now we have 85 in millville a

. >> alex comes to us from myrtle beach south carolina and says she couldn't be happier to be here she'sdy to take on mike jerrick and the rest of the good day team starting septembe september 1st. >> owe wish her lots of luck. >> and turning now to your fox 29 weather authority, looks like we're in store for good luck for the weekend. >>> low humidity and it look like we'll have another nice weekend. they just keep coming here for the month of june. as we look at the temperatures right now, still pretty warm but the humidity, that's going to make the difference overnight and especially during the day tomorrow because of the wind direction. remember yesterday it felt like a tropical oasis across our area. we saw the showers and thunderstorms move through overnight last night but the humidity is gradually decreasing over the next day or so. 87 degrees was the high temperature today. the normal this time of year, 85. the record is safe. 100 degrees set back in 1952. 70 degrees currently in millville. we have a pair of sevens in dover. 79 still in reading. as we look at the pocono mountains

let's go to myrtle beach. the water temperature, 82. a good beach day. there is the possibility of a few showers here and there. still comfortable in the northeast. we're calling this a delicious day. i don't think that's overstated. temperatures in the 80s and low humidity. water temperatures into the 60s and 70s. southwest, very hot. phoenix, 109 today. 31st day in a row of temperatures above 100. denver, 94, that would tie the warmest temperature you have had this year. do not get used to that. we have a major cooldown coming up. that's a look at the national picture. >> reporter: i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. storm tracker 6 live double scan crystal clear this morning, the skies are crystal clear. we'll see a decent amount of sun, clouds mixing in from time to time, temperatures on the warm side, humidity levels stay low. 88 degrees today. 88 tomorrow. tuesday wednesday, thursday, hazy, hot and humid temperatures in time >> as we talked about earlier, we have the severe weather potential as well in seven states. >> i'm

i am really happy you made it back from myrtle beach. [laughter] as if you had not already logged enough take time -- keg time. remember, 4.0 is a good gpa but it is a lousy blood-alcohol level. [laughter] i love the hats. we did not have been when i was here. i love the hats. they are outrageous. they are spectacular. this may be the only event that pharrell can crash and go unnoticed. [laughter] i have been looking around. i have seen a couple of red sox hats out there. [applause] few of thosen a dreaded interlocking ends -- n's and y's. that is ok. i said diversity is important. it is also a way for me to tell who roots for the yankees, and was graduating with distinction. [laughter] [applause] here is the deal. learned that and i i was not everyone's first choice to be up youhere. [laughter] when yale announced that i would be speaking, someone wrote, i hope they give out five hour energy to hhelp everyone stay awake. don't worry, folks. i promise not to be one minute over four hours. haven'telse wrote, i screwed up as badly as the s

. >>> alarming discovery at a target store in myrtle beach, south carolina.ker who spotted it said he saw the man repeatedly walking around the same section of the store. the gun had eight bullets inside. police are combing through security camera footage to see how it got there. >>> a security scare shut down one of the nation's busiest mass transit hubs. police evacuated new york's penn station last night as they investigated a suspicious package report. giving the all clear an hour later. penn station connects new york city to long island, boston, philadelphia and d.c. it serves more than 600,000 passengers a day at a rate of up to 1,000 every 90 seconds. >>> san francisco's famed cable cars are running again after a three-day sick out by operators. light rail trains and buses returned to service. the sick out came after workers rejected a proposal that union leaders say would have resulted in a pay cut. >>> general motors says it has fired 15 employees for their role in the deadly ignition switch scandal.) some critics say the company didn't go far enough

. >>: 917 and napa county investigators myrtle beach store at the time.lackit had eight bullets inside. you can learn more about this two-thousand students and staff at redwood high school in larkspur.lip synching to the black eyed peas in a huge seize more than 13-thousand marijuana plants at an illegal grow campsite. it was hidden in the thick brush on a mountainside on lake county highway. along with the plants, which are worth nearly 14 million dollars. narcotics agents found a tent, food supplies, and four sleeping bags at the site. they also found a carving in a tree that referenced a city in mexico. which could mean the drugs were going to be exported across the country. take a look at this burglar trying to break into a house--- poking the surveillance camera with a stick to try and avoid being seen. this video was captured wednesday morning at a fremont home. you can see the suspect walking up to the house. then hitting the camera with a piece of wood, trying to point it away. police say, once he did get in the home through the garage, and trippe

the state, the green balloon, the island of paca, myrtle beach, the herald of rock history, and the itemsfrom sumter, presenting a debate. tonight, republican candidates for u.s. senate. and now your moderator, charles beer bauer. joining me tonight to ask -- bill conner, orangeburg, lindsey graham, seneca, nancy grace, charleston, richard cash, anderson, spartanburg, dead bowers, and benjamin done. somee we begin tonight, brief ground rules. each candidate will have one minute to respond to the uighur names when the candidates arrived for the order in which we will start. that first question will do to mr. connor and then all of the rest of you in turn. this has been a contentious race by most assessments. we have a two-term incumbent and six aspirants to replace him. what i would like to know and what the voters would like to know is if this is a referendum on lindsey graham, why do you have a target on your back and why specifically, candidates, is

the island -- [inaudible] the sun news of myrtle beach, the herald of rock hill and the item of sumter present etv debates. tonight, republican candidates for u.s. senate. and now your moderator, dean of usc's college of mass communications and information studies, charles bierbauer. >> good evening and welcome to tonight's primary debate. among the republican candidates for the u.s. senate. joining me tonight to ask questions of the candidates are beth package jet of the greenville news and jamie self from the state newspaper. candidates joining us tonight are bill connor of orangeberg, lindsey graham of seneca, nancy mace of charleston, richard cash, lee bright and benjamin dunn also of columbia. before we begin tonight, some brief ground rules. each candidate will have one minute to respond to the question. if necessary, i will allow a 30-second rebuttal. we drew names when the candidates arrived for the order in which we will start, and that first question will go to mr. connor and then to all of the rest of you in turn. this has been a contentious race by most assessments. we have

it was reported a short time ago at the high school on the 2600 block of myrtle street.are live pictures from the school track where it appears that some students as well as maybe some school employees there have been evacuated. at least that's what we understand. we've also noticed a lot of campus police walking around the area as well. these are live pictures coming from mcclymonds high school. school officials have not shared the nature of the threat. ktvu has learned the threat has led to a partial evacuation of the campus. school officials -- but it's not clear how this is impacting crasses or if the school -- classes or if the school is still in session. school official were not able to provide details about whether classes are affected. stus here as well as twitter and facebook for the -- stay with us here as well as twitter and facebook for the latest. >>> a budget crisis in east contra costa county has firefighters leaving the department and saying they fear it's actually putting their own communities at risk. two years ago, voters rejected a parcel tax. since t

host: myrtle beach, south carolina. good morning. caller: yes, my question is, don't you think that maybe karma is responsible for the situation? i mean, after all, 500 years ago, the native peoples in the western hemisphere could not stop the hoards of european people to come to the western hemisphere, and they brought their diseases along with them. badet's not put all the health issues out there on these poor, wretched children from central america. if they were coming from european countries, the american people would be throwing roses at their feet. guest: well, i mean, central america, especially in the northern tier central america, the countries where talking about, do face in norma's challenges. charges.e enormous guatemala has problems with extreme poverty and malnutrition. some of that has historic routes, no doubt about it. with the question is, what are the government's going to do now? what is the u.s. going to do now to address these long-standing problems. ? host: let's take a look at how many border patrol so far in

. >> the state, the news the island the gazette, the sun news of myrtle beach, the herald of rock hill, and the item of sumter present etv debatesful tonight candidates for u.s. senate. and now your moderator, dean of u.s.c.'s college of mass communications and information studies, charles. >> good evening and welcome to tonight's primary debate. among the republican candidates for the u.s. senate. joining me tonight to ask questions of the candidates are the greenville news and the state newspaper. candidates joining us tonight are bill connor, lindsay graham, nancy, richard, lee benjamin. before we begin tonight, some brief ground rules. each candidate will have one minute to respond to the question. if necessary i will allow a 30-second rebuttal. we drew names when the candidates arrived for the order in which we will start, and that first question will go to mr. connor, and then to all of the rest of you in turn. this has been a contentious race by most assessments. we have a two-term incumbent, and we have six as plants to replace him. some of you have made some fairly harsh accus

host: myrtle beach, south carolina. good morning.r: yes, my question is, don't you think that maybe karma is responsible for the situation? i mean, after all, 500 years ago, the native peoples in the western hemisphere could not stop the hoards of european people to come to the western hemisphere, and they brought their diseases along with them. badet's not put all the health issues out there on these poor, wretched children from central america. if they were coming from european countries, the american people would be throwing roses at their feet. guest: well, i mean, central america, especially in the northern tier central america, the countries where talking about, do face in norma's challenges. charges.e enormous guatemala has problems with extreme poverty and malnutrition. some of that has historic routes, no doubt about it. with the question is, what are the government's going to do now? what is the u.s. going to do now to address these long-standing problems. ? host: let's take a look at how many border patrol so far in 2013.

first call is from myrtle beach, south carolina, richard on the line for republicans. caller: yes, there is 2 things. i agree with that letter completely. but i want to take issue with c-span. why does c-span record my phone number and know that where i am calling from when i call in? righty, we are going to stick with this topic. this is from "the hill" newspaper. "one year after edward snowden shook the world with weeks about agency,onal security many of the most controversial operations are still up and running. president obama has made some administrative reforms to the programs, butng many can be overhaul only with legislation from congress. those efforts have hit roadblocks, partly due to concerns that sweeping changes could undercut the country's ability to fight terrorist. many privacy advocates say the fact that many people know about government spying is a huge step forward and one that wouldn't have been possible without the leaks from snowden." a hearing this afternoon by the intelligence committee. host: let's turn now to some comments from twitter. you ca

. >>> police in myrtle beach, south carolina, are trying to find out who left a loaded handgun in theloyee found the gun last weekend. unbelievable. >>> the last of 19 families forced from their homes by a baltimore street collapse should be back home by sunday. they had to evacuate five weeks ago when the street caved in. the cause hasn't been determined, but officials suspect heavy rain played a role there. >>> and this is as close as an ordinary human can get to feeling like a superhero. the jet pack pilot blasted off on tuesday for a 30-second ride. it was for a smithsonian documentary. i want to try it. 8:05. another check of the weather with al. >> like the jetsons. so, we are monitoring our feed for the, today's treasure hunt. is anybody close? nobody's close yet. wow. my golly. after all the clues. check our website, today.com and you'll see all the clues. let's show you what we've got going on for today. elmont, long island, belmont stakes. perfect weather for the weekend. california chrome and all the challengers there in for tomorrow. as we look around the country today, we