we made it to charleston, south carolina? >> isn't this beautiful? the sun is peeking through. >> hello, everybody. >> and by the way, all of these yelling beautiful faces are here for a reason because we're on a college campus. please read that sign. >> it's the oldest -- hold on, baby. hold on, hold the phone. >> you know what? i feel very southern. hey. oh my. that's a crowd, now that's a crowd. oh, are we at the end? i guess it's time for us to get out. >> i might need a hand. hi, everybody! >> you know what? kath, they know how to party in charleston. happy birthday! prauz [ applause ] [ applause ] oh, my word! well, well, well! >>> you know what i want to say, hoda? >> what? hey y'all! hey y'all! >> hi, guys. so good to be here in gorgeous charleston, south carolina. >> wow! we thought it was very, very important that we wore hats so we would fit in. >> that's right. >> that's right, everyone -- >> thank you for the applause. >> i love your hat. we want to thank the beautiful ladies, phyllis hats on king street, right?

here in charleston, south carolina!rleston. it's may 3rd, it is great to be in the south. >> we've got to point out that our crowds have been insane here in charleston. you don't realize how out of control the crowds are here. we have a beautiful sea of signs and a great bunch of people. we want to say thank you to everybody for showing up again today. >> we are thrilled, we've had the best, best time in charleston, one of the most charming places in the whole country. it's the friendliest town, as we talked about yesterday. >> it certainly is. here's the thing, though, guys, we had to learn how to speak the dialect. >> because we want to fit in. >> we didn't want to stand out and look like two weird new yorkers. so we decided to learn how to say things properly. so when you read out the name charleston, it looks like that's how you're supposed to say it but there's no "r." >> and it's really pronounced "chalston." [ applause ] >> and hoda has tried to do her hair, bless her heart. >> everybody is so funny. usually when

now, charleston is the home of two british artists, a war it was the home of two british artists. my grandmother and her lifelong companion and it is a museum, it is a beautiful and extraordinary and very, very special place hidden in the south very near where i now live and it is a farmhouse that every inch is decorated the and vanessa as some of you know was the sister of virginia woolf who was my great aunt, so all that group, the bloomsbury group coming years to visit charleston, virginia, the novelist, the musician and these kind of people had a chance over 30 or 40 years and at the same time the house is decorated as i said. it is covered almost from head to foot in endeavour's the shares, the curtains, the lamps, the floor, the rug, the paintings on walls it is a plethora so that is what the book was about and it has very beautiful photographs by pierrick and photographer -- by an american photographer. now my father had written his memories of my perceptions were different. i had known it as a child when my grandmother was alive, and i wanted to know from my adult perspect

. >> let's talk about charleston, south carolina. we had such fun. unbelievable.hat a crazy party it was. i didn't know those people were that wild, did you? >> but they're not wild, crazy. they're wild, fun. you know what i'm saying? they're not the kind of crazy where you go, this is not going to end well. you know it's going to end well. >> here's the thing. you can read about charleston, south carolina, where we spent thursday and friday all you want. it is so much better than advertised in all the brochures, isn't it? like you read about how beautiful and great it is, and you get there and you go, this is so much better than anything i've read. >> and you hear about how amazing the food is. then you taste it and you go why didn't anybody tell me it was the best food we ever had? >> it was sick, it was disgusting we ate so much. but i'm telling you, the food was off the chain, it was so delicious. >> we had an absolute ball. so thank you for your lovely southern hospitality. >> we loved it. why don't we just watch it again? >> it was a crazy crowd, you guys. >

i went by a couple polling places this morning in downtown charleston. were more people there than there were during the run-off for the primary on the republican side. so there is more interest this time. we'll have to see what happens. we won't know until later tonight. the polls close at 7:00 p.m. >> we won't know until the polls close? did you really just go there? seriously? >> reporter: you asked me who would win. >> don't you think this is so interesting that this is so close in a republican district with a man who sinned so heavily. i mean, one of these -- >> reporter: we're in a state full of sinners that love redemption so that's okay. what matters here is turnout. it matters what the african-american turnout is going to be. it matters about independent women. republican women that will cross over. as i call them, the first wives clubs of south carolina who are not happy that mark sanford wants to be back in the spotlight considering one of their very own was jilted by him. so it won't be white men over 40. we know where they're going to go. it

it comes to us from a charleston deputy. as you can hear, the sirens are on. as you see he approaches this intersection. the light is red, and then watch -- >> broadsided? >> yeah, he was broadsided by a honda pilot. the deputy was taken to the hospital, treated, and released, and so was the deliver of the pilot. it doesn't look like she was paying attention. >> the officer still has a responsibility to clear the intersection before entering it. >> but he did do the right thing, he has lights and sirens on, he slows down, waits for all of the traffic to pass, and it seems as though this woman comes without ever putting on her brakes. >> i don't think what she did was wrong, but maybe that woman didn't hear them in time. you have to check every lain, you can't expect someone to stop. >> that impact sounded pretty big. >>> caught on camera the moment a surfer loses his board. >> never to be found again. >> it is off in the distance. >> meet the guy who gets the run away board back. >>> and still to come, in honor of "world war z" we're showing you seven great ey

. >> we're going to charleston, south carolina. >> that's important, it's a beautiful little town.eading out for two shows. >> we want you to come see us on thursday, we're at the college there, it's called the college of charleston. we're going to have a big party. so -- >> two big parties. >> come and join us, you've got to arrive no later than 7:00 a.m. >> it's early, but it will be worth it. the main gate at porters lodge on george street. >> we have an assignment for you. please break out the poster board and make a great sign. whoever has the best sign is going to get a prize. >> maybe they'll win a brand-new "scandalous" cd which is almost out. >> if you guys have an issue with a body part and for a lot of us, we know what it is. >> flop 'em. >> right over it. >> there's a new craze out there. that women are deciding instead of doing the weight-lifting stuff, or maybe because they've tried it and it hasn't worked for them. >> whatever reason. >> now -- >> there's surgery. >> they're shelling out big bucks for arm surgery. >> you have an incision from an elbow to your armpit

we have a big trip tomorrow to charleston, south carolina. gorgeous there. >> yes, we have big important news to discuss on the bra front. >> it's very big. >>> for those of you who struggled with bras and felt so constraining, a new study is out that says bras are bad, a study from france that says they're a false necessity. >> i think that depends on who you're talking to. >> some guy did a 15-year study. >> some sicko. >> some crazy freak. >> some fetish guy. >> and he looked at women's breasts from the ages of 18 and 35. >> okay. he's smart, too. >> he says the benefits of a bra -- they actually -- it stock markets -- stops you from developing muscles and things that would keep you perky. >> i don't know -- there's always been controversy about it. first of all, they say not even for working out, do you need it? >> that's the most ridiculous comment. >> every woman's mouth went to the floor. my gosh, you could hurt yourself depending on what size you are. you could put your eyes out. >> they said the gravity thing isn't the case, like you

. >> if my friends in charleston go vote maybe he will be shut up. >> michael: if your friends in charlestonote, what is a win of colbert-bush mean? >> this is all politics is local proving it. congressional seat that mitt romney won by 18 points over barack obama. it is a moral victory, it's a human victory for the democratic party and the south carolina democrats. we'll have a very difficult election to get her reelected in 2014. >> michael: yes, there are ways of looking at both sides as a win-win. let's go to harry reed. he's telling michael bloom everything, mayor and your group, please back off. we have mike pryor running in arkansas. we don't want you running ads in support of background checks that would hurt mike mark pryor. what you advise them? >> they're doing what serves them best. harry reid wants to remain the majority which means the democrats remain the majority. that's important for anyone who is progressive. harry reid, his first-- >> michael: i want to interrupt you, isn't it important for anyone who is progressive to just not be like the republicans. i would love to have

let's go around charleston and see if we can find a woman who is opposed to me. >> making the most of weekend of campaigning mark sanford and elizabeth colbert bush crisscross, the direct lookingdistrict, looking to wrap up the vote. >> i don't condone any of his private actions but i believe we're voting for his public office and not his private life. >> i can't vote for him to go back into public office, and be a representative of the values. >> cenk: on the other hand, sanford kept going around trying to find women and it wasn't that easy that said they're not in favor of sanford. watch this point of the package. >> we're trying to find her a woman who hates me, and so she can use it in her tv show. >> cenk: that was a daring move because they could have found one. it was fairly random. finally as they were crossing the street with the reporter. sands ford said, watch out i don't want you to get ran over, actually i kind of do, but that's a different story. i'm sure that would help with the female voters. lighthearted, we assume. right before they go to vote on tuesday. sanford, 47

jim acosta in charleston, south carolina this morning. bottom of the hour we're going to hear from congressman-elect mark sanford. we will speak to the congressman-elect live. other news now, overnight a southwest airlines flight diverted because of several unruly passengers on board. the flight took off from orlando and was headed to providence, rhode island. but late last night it diverted to charleston international airport. three passengers, we are told, were disruptive, unruly and failed to follow instructions from the flight crew. we're told they are now in 23ib custody. >>> amanda knox, labeled a seductress, ice queen, killer, insists she did not murder her roommate meredith kercher during their year abroad in italy. knox talks about what she's been through in her new book and during last night's cnn special amanda knox the unanswered questions our chris cuomo asked about kercher's loved ones and their need for justice? >> but if the bottom line is, if they want a retrial what does it mean about how they feel about you? >> it means

clemson college and shut down the other institutions of higher education, which are the citadel in charleston and the military college of south carolina and the south carolina college because political enemies for their homes. he also created the first state-supported black school, which became south carolina state university. the idea for the c able to -- tt african-americans enter south carolina college. he was still a u.s. commander wants to power in the state. it has gone from being one of the solid white democratic states in the south to predominantly an overwhelmingly republican red state and a 21st century. the breakup of the old democratic hegemony came when strom thurmond ran in 1948 because for the first time in almost a century, it was acceptable for every person about for somebody other than a democrat. in the 50s yet democrats for eisenhower and the transformation began in the night to 60 strom thurmond switches parties. the republican party because to grow by leaps and bounds. the voting rights act search to help spur the growth of the democratic party, allowing african-american

we're going to get you money for the port of charleston. this guy is relentless. i mean it. at the end of the day, this is all about the reason i love this guy. it is all about according people the dignity they deserve. that means a fighting chance. i decent job -- a decent job. i know a lot of you heard about how china is going to eat our lunch. give me a break. give me a break. if it takes is a second, there is a company that point out something very basic. american workers, south carolina workers, are three times of productive as any workers in china. as a fact. that is not chauvinism. that is a fact. america companies are more innovative. including in china. how many times have you heard speeches down here of someone standing up and saying china produces six times as many engineers as we have? they do. name me one product that they are brought the international market? name me one innovative change they have made? why? because in order to innovate, you have to challenge your orthodoxy. you have to challenge what went before. you cannot do that in a country that does not

it comes to us from the dashcam of a charleston county sheriff's deputy in west ashley, south carolina. as you can hear, sirens were on and officials say lights going on too. the light is red, then watch. >> broad sided. >> broad sided. broad sided by a honda pilot. the 53-year-old deputy taken to the hospital, treated and released and so was the driver of the pilot. base even the evidence here, it doesn't look like she was paying attention. >> the officer still has the responsibility to clear the intersection before he just jumps out into it, no matter if he's got lights and sirens on. can't rely on other people around you to stop when they have the green light. >> but if you notice, he did do the right thing, lights and sirens on, does slow down, stops at the intersection, waits for the traffic to pass, and it seems this woman comes without ever putting on her brakes. >> i'm not saying what he did was wrong, but maybe that woman didn't hear the sirens, didn't spot him in time. a wide intersection, several lanes, check every lane. can't expect someone to stop. >> glad it wasn't more s

to the west, pittsburgh and 70. 64 in detroit. 73 at charleston, west virginia. these clouds and rain on the other side of the mountains, things are not bad at all. here is a wider view of what is going on. the moisture we have around our northgood thunderstorms of all he right now. that is some juicier air. that is what is producing the storms closer to that front. it will come back north in the next 24 hours. that would keep things active. for the time being, pressure over to england is pushing this moisture into our area. big storms tonight are in the plains states, oklahoma and texas into the dakotas. some powerful storms. we will wait and see, about 11 tornadoes occurred as of 9:00 this evening out there. have not heard that any of them have hit towns or anything. we will see how that develops. more of those big storms tomorrow. our own forecast calls for shower chances to increase overnight. 59-64 is the overnight low. we are about that now. scattered showers, they won't be covering everything all the time. , high temperature and maybe a degree or two close

jim in charleston, south carolina. hi, jim. >> caller: good morning, steph.e election results we have down here. 45% of us in the first district did vote for elizabeth colbert-busch, and -- and in the last presidential election charleston county actually was the only county in the state that voted for president obama. and the fifth districts was gerrymandered back in -- starting in 2009 through 2010 by, you guessed it the love gov and then followed up by nikki haley. they took half of charleston county out and went up and down the coast including sanford's hometown, so we're less than half of the county of charleston now, and we have no hopes of getting a democrat in there. >> stephanie: yeah did you say he is from buford? really? >> uh-huh. it's buffort. >> caller: actually his place is about half the size of hilton head. >> stephanie: oh really. all right. then. so, wow, this story out of cleveland gets more and more amazing. ariel castro the suspect handed out fliers with the 14 year olds photo and performed music at a fund raiser. >> wow. >> stephanie: wh

and so it was last night in charleston south carolina when democratic businesswoman elizabeth colbertbusch faced off with disgraced former south carolina governor, republican mark appalachian trail sanford who is attempting to make a political comeback four years after revealing an extramarital affair with his argentinian mistress, now his fiancee. with the special election eight days away, this debate had no shortage of memorable moments. here to discuss them all i'm pleased to be joined by my nonexperts comedian author, lizz winstead. editor in chief the contributor.com, miss tina dupuy and actor and comedian sherrod small who has appeared on every tv show in the history of the medium including ambulanceky's blew theties. >> no small part. small role. [ laughter ] >> john: anybody under 50 didn't get that. i don't get it. a lot of good moments in this debate. not the least of which it shot like a snuff film. i don't think they're used to having televised debates in south carolina because there's never a democrat running against a republican. none are getting more attention than this

southeast will be gorgeous from charleston to the outer banks. perfect beach weather out there.und the gulf. not many thunderstorms to dodge, just a lot of sunscreen. >> i like the sound of that, bring it on. >>> to entertainment "fast and furious 6" raked in $98.5 million. "the hangover part 3" had a bit of a groggy debut. >> are you saying they want to forget it? >> yes, "star trek darkness" it was a good minnesota officials are vecking, listen this, claims by amanda bynes that lapd officers sexually assaulted her. she was taken no custody after that law that bong out her new york apartment. >>> actress marissa hargitay will continue in her emmy award winning role for detective olivia vinson. good for her. >>> jersey shore snooki, bill, i know you are interest in this. she instagramed her awkward encounter with governor chris christie. she claimed the governor doesn't like her. >>> finally, will and jayden smith brought along a great appearance on the "norton show." ♪ jump on it, jump on it, jump on it". >> he revived his famous carlton "jump on it" dances from the "fresh prin

the southeast will be gorgeous from charleston to the outer banks. perfect beach weather.round the gulf. just a lot of sunscreen. >> i like the sound of that, bring it on, thank you, bill. >>> now, to entertainment, "fast and furious 6" sped into the box office, raking in $598 million. "the hangover part 3" didn't get great views. this one did, "strar trek" the darkness, it was a good movie. officials are investigating claims made by amanda bynes that lapd officers sexual aassaulted her. she was taken into custody after allegedly throwing a bong out her new york apartment. >>> actress marissa hargetay announced she will return to her role of olivia vinson, good for her. a lot of fans excited about that. jersey shore's snooki instagramed her encounter with governor chris christie at the sea heights boardwalk. after they met, she claims the governor doesn't like her. finally, will and jayden smith brought along a special guest on the norton show." [ music playing ] ♪ jump on it, jump on it >> he revived his famous carlton "jump on it" dances from the "fresh prince" days. the

thunderstorm activity that is down to the south in north carolina, also thunderstorm activity in charleston, west virginia, down into lexington, kentucky. and that is going to move toward us as we head into sunday. but future cast saying that it's not going to be a lot of rain. we're just looking at spotty showers as we head into the overnight hours. as you're heading out the door for church tomorrow morning, more spotty showers. definitely bring the umbrella with you even if it's not raining when you're leaving tomorrow. the potential for thunderstorms arrives in the afternoon and early evening. you can see spots of orange and yellow indicating heavier rainfall. that's generally what we see. we can't nail down exactly where the thunderstorms are going to happen, but they are likely to happen during the afternoon and early evening on sunday. but overnight tonight, a storm possible, but most of us will just see cloudy skies and scattered showers. tomorrow morning, temperatures rising quickly into the 70s. we'll start out in the 60s, move into the 70s. mostly cloudy and milder with a scattere

there are four cases of cabernet saw vig nonfrom the charleston har bomplt it was emerged 60 feet to determine the effects of ocean aging. the winery says it will sample and chemically test the wine and plans to sink more vino for a longer period of time this summer. >> interesting to see if it makes a difference. >> the wine has a fishy taste to it. >> get your omega-3s, too. >> our coverage of the devastation in oklahoma continues next. jody hernandez live in moore. >> and how one local sports team is doing what it can to help victims of the disaster. >>> anything good that can be -- >> we are now getting a look at the faces of some of the victims of the deadly tornado strike in oklahoma. among them, a young girl who died when her school was hit by the tornado. coming up, we'll go live to oklahoma for more details on the victims and the latest on the recovery efforts. >> it will be a cool start to the day. temperatures in the 40s. make sure you pull out the coat. we hit that stride. fair weather continues well into this weekend. we have changes to tell you about. it depends where y

msnbc contributor and congressional guru jimmy williams is in charleston, south carolina, on more oft matters to us. explain to us because we've seen a lot of these personal attacks, hard-core ad campaigns, debates with the cardboard cut-outs with nancy pelosi, a lot of drama. why is this election so special and who is looking better than the other one? >> i don't think the special election has any ramifications politically nationwide. it certainly does for south carolina, it certainly does for the low country of south carolina, obviously because this is their, their congressional district. but the problem is, is that it's actually sort of making a mockery of the state of south carolina and that i think is why you have so much people ginned up about this, especially us in the press. frankly, is this, does this change how people vote in the house? the majority in the house? none of that will actually matter. but it does make for a lot of fodder for us to sit around and talk about. you have a disgraced former governor, you have the sister of stephen colbert. both locals running hard, n

nbc's kelly o'donnell joins us live from charleston, south carolina. and kelly, it's the most entertaining race, special election, i can remember, perhaps in our lifetime. and yet there really is no national message that's going to come out of it, other than it's an amazing race to follow. >> reporter: it's so good we've been here twice, chuck. and i appreciate that you ran so much of our interviews, and let people hear the conversations we had with these two candidates. part of what governor sanford, the former governor, would say is that it's been nationalized, because he argues that democrats have pour a lot of money into the campaign for elizabeth colbert-busch hoping to win and making the argument more broadly they could reclaim the house in 2014. he has tried to make this a nationalized race in a way to sort of fight against the popularity we have seen of elizabeth colbert-busch, who is a business woman, who has lived in the community for 44 years, we were on her bus with a number of her siblings. not the comedian siblings, but a number of the 11

today in charleston, a reunion of the men, 24 of them survive today. but because of their advanced age and dwindling numbers, today's event hosted on the deck of the retired u.s.s. yorktown was likely their last time together. >>> chances are somebody in america won't be showing up for work on monday because they will be $600 million richer. that's how high the powerball has soared. now the second largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. 43 states participate in this. the drawing takes place tomorrow night. >>> the cicadas are coming just as folks up and down the east coast have been warned. we have seen the first insects now emerging from their holes in the ground. mostly in southern states including virginia. this is the year the 17-year cicadas emerge. one new york entomologist says it will be so bad around here, so crunchy under foot, so noisy overhead folks with outdoor commencement exercises ought to keep that in mind. might also be nice to circle may 31 on the calendar to be on the safe side. a huge asteroid called 1998 qe2 will pass by us at th

congressional opponent elizabeth colbert-busche made sure to jog memories at a raucous debate in charleston night. >> when we talk about fiscal spending and we talk about protecting the tax payers, it doesn't mean you take that money we saved and leave the country for a personal purpose. >> reporter: some national g.o.p. groups abandoned sanford two weeks ago when court aced showing his >>> some nationalgp groups abandoned him when court documents showed his egg wife -- ex-wife recently asanta cruzed him of something. >> in the primary, sanford vested 15 other republicans, then clinched a victory showing state republicans may be ready to for give. republicans dominate this district which went for mitt romney in the presidential race by 18 points. the democrats the many, ms. b is a local businesswoman. . she is a first time politician. >> do you think you have a shot in this race? if his marital stuff keeps coming up? >> this has nothing to do with that. this is about policies, issues and job creation. >> but mostly it is about sanford who just today described his past transgressions as scar

is there any connection between charleston and blueberry house and garden and your leader books on women in the war? >> guest: without was the book that started me as a writer and was done in collaboration with my father -- >> host: who is -- >> guest: whose name was quentin. he knew he was dying and he asked me to help him which i think was a way

. >> let's talk about charleston's zero george. it made the best city hotel list. why?ton, but it also mixes in history which is one thing we've seen with a lot of the hotels on the list set in historic buildings as you saw with the weiss but also bringing in modern elements. this is set through a number of buildings. they also have amazing cooking classes. you can learn how to make low-country food. there are beautiful gardens with azaleas and palmetto trees. it's really wonderful little getaway. >> when you think of great hotels, a lot of people don't think let's go to arkansas. but here we are in bentonville, arkansas. >> bentonville, which as we all know, is the home of walmart. and alex walton who is the $21 billion heir to the walmart throne has really been working to transform it into a cultural destination. >> this is a design category. >> this is in the design category. so one of the properties that has opened is called the 21c. it's like a living art museum. it has amazing installations. when you walk in there is this two-story tree that has basketball hoops f

ike will be our correspondent down in charleston, south carolina.s out in -- down in beverly hills, florida. i think of the other beverly hills. how you doing? >> caller: hey, bill, great. love your show. >> bill: thank you. we enjoy it. we have fun. >> caller: i have fun watching you. listen, ted cruz is an ultra conservative. yes, ted cruz is a jerk but i urge you to remember that 80 years ago in germany, there was an ultra right wing clown and jerk who everybody said had no chance of gaining any political leverage whatsoever and look what he went on to do. >> bill: i'm not sure i would make that analogy but we have elected jerks before, right? >> yes. we don't dare disregard the jerks. >> bill: but you know, getting elected in texas is one thing. getting elected nationwide -- and i think we've seen -- sorry your phone has that hum in it and just driving me crazy here. but i appreciate the call. but we've seen -- nationwide, state after state after state where the republican party has said -- remember karl rove is the one that most recently, who c

and charleston, west virginia, temperatures there only in the 30s.e sure they're protected. syracuse 39 and erie is looking at 38 degrees. but yesterday in burbank, the temperatures soared to 96 degrees. seattle was 80. but in the central plains, you'll see mid-90s by monday and tuesday. brianna. >> actually, i enjoy the 90s. nice and steamy. >> well, you spent time in washington. so you know it can be dreary. >> yes, definitely, definitely dreary. karen maginnis, thank you for that. happy mother's day weather to everyone out there. >>> i'll see you back at the top of the hour, 8:00 eastern. escape from captivity in cleveland. how we can all help protect children from predators. "dr. sanjay gupta md" starts right now. >>> hey there. thanks for joining us. another busy news week here. new jersey governor chris christie reveals he underwent an operation to lose weight. some say it's a step closer to a 2016 presidential run. we'll look at that and explain what's involved in the operation. >>> biggest loser trainer bob harper will share his three-week pl

the plane was met at the charleston airport by police, fbi and homeland security. the passengers were removed from the flight and then it continued on to providence just after midnight. >>> all right, now to the stunning political comeback of former south carolina republican governor mark sanford going back to congress after winning a special election for his old house seat. four years ago he was disgraced by trying to cover up an affair. he referenced the whole ordeal in his victory speech. >> i think we're always there too. >> in his remarks he also thanked his former mistress who is now his fiancee. >>> on capitol hill today three state department employees are expected to speak out about security lapses in the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. they're challenging the administration's official version of what happened last september. the hearings could return the spotlight to former secretary of state hillary clinton for her involvement in the crisis. >>> there's a new defense strategy for aurora theater shooting suspect james holmes. he wants to change

we're very envious of chris being in charleston. we are not. >> chris i'm a native charlestonian.est question is are you getting enough to eat? my parents live there. if you need something, they can help you out. >> i'm perfectly taken care of in that department. the charlestonians know how to cook and they're taking very good care of us. >> good. >> bill: have you been to slightly north of broad yet? >> i tried to go last night but it was full so we went across the street to high cotton and had the greatest dinner. >> bill: i was going to mention high cotton is my second best favorite and then there's mccready's. >> we know people down there if you need help. >> bill: snob is the place to go. go to lunch today and have the shrimp with grits. that's my recommendation. but so on this race, it seems to me chris you're on the ground there. i haven't been -- i haven't been down since the republican primary last year. but to me, this race is coming across as more as a referendum on mark sanford than on any particular issues. is that -- am i right? >> well, this is the great test. will

for three months, four cases of cabernet sauvignon have been sitting at the bottom of charleston harborn north carolina. it's the first phases in what mira winery of st. helena plans as an ongoing experiment to determine the effects of ocean aging. footage of some very old wine discovered in the ocean. by accident. but winemakers are doing this on purpose. >> reporter:wine submerged 60 feet under will be sampled and chemically analyzed. can't vouch for how it actually tastes, but wine has been aged in the ocean in europe before. and apparently the conditions are just right for keeping the wine at a constant cool temperature. we'll be right back. star command, i'm detecting high levels of happiness. luscious locks there's an entire land here...with living cars. now this is flying... with style. great glittering galaxies. disneyland resort just got happier, see it all with a 3-day park hopper ticket. i now appear to be lost in a deep dark cave... i'm goining to dream about t thatteakak. i'i'm going toto dream about thatat tiramisu.u. whwhat a nightht, huh? but, u um, can thehe test drivie

i promise you, jim,ly get you money for the port in the south of charleston! this guy is relentless! but mine it. why? at the end of the day, folks, this is all about the reason i love this guy. it's all about according people the dignity they deserve and that means a fighting chance to have a decent, decent job. you know, i know a lot of you heard about how china's going to eat our lunch. give me a break. give me a break. take just a second here. there's an outfit called the boston consulting group, fortune 50 companies hired. they pointed out something basic you have been saying a long time. american workers, south carolina workers, are three times as productive as any worker in china. that's a fact. hat's not chauvinism. that's a fact. american workers are more innovative and productive than any country, including china. how many times have you heard someone say china produces six times as many engineers as we have. they do. name me one product that they've brought to the international market. name me one innovative change they've made. why? because in orde

>> basic charleston. >> basic charleston.vival in the 1920s movement? >> "the great gatsby" is coming out. we're trying to bring the spirit into the gym. >> is there drinking too? >> save the drinking for after. >> it was sold out all over new york city. >> you don't think of the '20s as a fitness-based era. >> probably not. but we can make it 2013. >> you can bring it, but you can't light it. >> does everybody come to class in flapper wear. >> you can. but you don't have to. you can come however you want. you can wear your normal sneakers, that's fine. show off some of the charleston steps. >> we're going to get out of the way. >> here we go. >> come on, boys. >> no one wants to see us. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good. >> very good. >> come to new york. come to a speakeasy class. have a good time. you won't know you're working out. it's so much fun. no one wants to see us dance. >> here we go. >> going to do the whole thing. >> you are good. >> five, six, seven, go. ♪ ♪ how high can you go? whoo! >> fantastic! >> more fox and friends in three

. >> gardenandand gun magazine, nobody has a bad word to say about charleston these days. it seems like everybody wednesday, the food section comes up what's the allure? what's the draw? >> you are spot-on with the food. this town is an amazing food town. the talent seems to have brought more talent to the city. it's amazing. we all know southern food has never been hotter than it is now. it is certainly what the country is sort of fixated on. charleston is really, you know, on par with new orleans. it's been said a number of times. yearned that aubltdz. you have southwest, jet blue flying in here direct from all over t cheap. so you can get to charleston easily. and as you know, you can feel like you are in another country. some of the historic properties. you talk about the food. i like to make this point because so many people think it's fried chicken the most beautiful produce, a lot comes from the south. >> the farm totable movement been going on. the south has been doing farm totable for hundreds of years. you are absolutely right. the produce that comes around the f

from this jiving and all charlestoning. all in the battle for the mirror ball trophy that. is our money night here on abc. i'm tony cabrerra in los angeles. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 o.j. simpson takes the stand whae. says happened on night of a 2008 armed robbery in the bad advise he says he received. >> why it's never a good idea to cutoff a big rig on the road. >> and outrageous method some people are using to skip to >>> o.j. simpson did something we've never seen before, testifying for himself in a criminal trial he zeefshz a new trial. the 65-year-old as you can see looking different when he did when convicted in 2008. simpson now says he received botched legal advises. it's now been almost 18 years since the first criminal trial for the murder of his ex-wife ask her friend. we have details of today's testimony. >> just like being ready for a big game o.j. simpson ready to testify for freedom. >> i was what these guys had to have done. >> the former great hoping to convince a judge he deserves a new trial for 2008 armed robbery and kidnapping. since testify

. >> when we were in charleston. >> i laughed my real laugh. let's talk about this, everyone thinks there may be in the world someone who looks like them, a twin. >> a doppelganger. >> there's some kind of an app. >> it's an alike app. >> it shows what celebrity you, you resemble the most. so they take your features and all that stuff. they take a photo. and they tell you who you resemble the most. we should point out that joanne lamarca did it and she looks like tom hanks. >> he is the most trusted man in the world. >> here's kathie lee's picture and she looks like that, madeline stowe. >> i will take that any day. >> poor madeline stowe, she's about to kill herself. >> now hoda? >> beyonce. >> is this a joke? >> we're supposed -- ♪ all the single ladies >> sara looks like -- >> naomi watts. >> and we decided to choose our camera man, anthony. and -- ryan reynolds! >> hot, baby. >> that's it. >> it's time for your friday funnies. >> are you ready for it? >> i shouldn't do that. because -- ha ha ha. >> show our facebook fans. sarah jane from cl

if you take a look at this, youy can see down to charleston and further south into georgia. we're getting a really good flow of on-shore moisture with this and a lot of moist, humid air. so with that front system, we could see an isolated pop-up thunderstorm or two bup right now the showers will take their time to push their way through. so it might not be so bad after all its all said and done. our heys today, we hit h 77 degrees at regan national airport. the seasonal average, 676, 75 at dulles, cooler at bwi at 68 degrees. the jet stream will allow us to get a lot of wanter air as we head into the course of next few days and we are going to see a big change in our temperatures. no more of the 60s from saturday. we're heading to the 80s. but we'll have the rain and an unsettled pattern. by 9:00 tonight, maybely cloudy skies, 70, miemed, possible chance of some of those showers reaching us by 11:00 or maybe my just the overnight hours.rs. 69 degrees but the pattern is going to be an unsettled one as we move into the workweek. so just be prepared for that. you'll have to kee

. >>> tomorrow we are headed to charleston, south carolina. >>> have a great day, everybody.mission is simple, make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm trying to safe you a little money. my j is not to entertain you but to educate you. call me, 1-800-743-cnbc. i have a news flash for you. the market is allowed to go down, repeal gains faster than the gains were put on. that's okay. as we saw today with the dow slipping 139 points. get this. here's a good one. it's even allowed to go down for no apparent reason on reasons we can make up to suit the cause.

. >> congressman elect mark sanford in charleston, counterclaim.outh carolina. >> good morning. >> what do you say to your fellow republican lilic i hadans who didn't support you in the race? >> i would say yesterday is yesterday and today is today. >> do you agree that policy is more important than character? >> no i think they are equally important. what they said is you know i think we have a tradition in the south and in south carolina of forgiveness. people do make mistakes handle situations wrong and do handle different things differently, that whole notion of forgiving another person and saying okay, let's begin the process of building and moving forward is part and parcel of the notion of human grace, a reflection ultimately of god's grace. the guy has a well proven track record with indeed trying to do something on financial issues and old timer took me aside, look, i won't judge you on your worst day, any more than the best day. i will look at the totality as a whole and make my judgment accordingly. that's what folks did last night. >> c

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listen, bill, historically we have had charleston heston, john wayne, ronald reagan. >> bill: clint easttwood. >> jon stewart and -- >> bill: wait until stewart hears that. >> every action hero is a conservative. if you are going to fight evil have you got it believe in evil fight it. >> bill: george clooney played batman. >> and not very well. [ laughter ] >> i don't know what arnold has done. he is not really a conservative guy. he is conservative. >> he is not conservative in the bedroom. >> sea conservative guy. all right. thootion enough of that. abercrombie and fitch you shop in there. not allowed in the dressing room. >> bill: you have a colorful life. the ceo of abercrombie and fitch says they are not going to carry extra large sizes they don't want chubby people in the store. they want people who look like they're models and things like that. now they this is not working out well for abercrombie and fitch. there is a backlash. saying it's not all about body appearance. >> this is what i say bill, it couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of people these abercrombie and fitch people ar

it's cold elsewhere, windchills below freezing, cleveland, pittsburgh, charleston and d.c. 42. and how about that severe weather forecast? ities with we get serious. montana and south dakota, and nebraska, today, look for large hail. some gusting winds. you see isolated tornado possible but more of a gusty wind and hail event. and then i promise you some heat and in denver, so maybe want to go to denver for memorial day weekend. that's a look pe big picture. let's check closer to home. >>> unofficial start to summer and you'll need your beach forecast. vile that and come inside. it is really cold out here. >> that is the biggest umbrella i've ever seen. >> she needs protected. ginger assures us that the forecast is favorable for orlando and anaheim where disney, our parent company, is throwing a g-rated all-nighter. >> we weren't inviteded to this, our parent company keeping disney world and disneyland open for 24 hours straight and rachel smith, who was invited, is in the middle of it all in disneyland. just a tad jealous. if you can tell. >> just a little. good morning to you

. >> the navy brig in charleston, south carolina. you can't help but wonder how this is going to go over with senator graham. >> the reason we can't close guantanamo bay is that we don't have a plan to close it. you have to have a plan. we're not dealing with people who planned to rob a liquor store, but these are terrorists. >> it's why he retreated from that goal. there's no question of what his preference is, there's no question what his intentions, all things being equal would b but this is a question where all things are not equal. he's had a very difficult time sort of navigating the different powers hire. he thinks closing down guantanamo is an important enough policy. >> there's also another pretty sticky issue for him and that's one of drones. and the question is, is he going to add a drone court, is he going to use an independent review to oversew the use of drones? yeah, you know, it was interesting because he very clearly said there was going to be some kind of review, some kind of policy. i don't think any of us know if