of course myrtle heights, we have a number of folks in myrtle. we have these three neighbors working together to identify priorities. i want to highlight a couple of points is really important as we think about this budget. i think a big issue for us is clearly what is happening with the dept. of pub. health and i see barbara garcia who is here. there are significant cuts to the dept. of pub. health and these cats unfortunately have the potential to impact some of the most vulnerable people in our community. even though this in an effort to make sure that we don't cut homeless services, some of the largest cuts focus on residential treatment programs which are receiving a reduction of about 3.1 million. because of that we are talking about many residential treatment beds that are currently occupied that will no longer be available and we need to make sure that we address that issue. cuts are especially likely to impact some communities; the latino community, women, transgender community are going to be impacted. we want to make sure that is addre

>> because i'm just not like myrtle at all. >> jimmy: your character, no?to the audition, i just totally didn't say a word. i let him project, kind of, the character onto me. i was a mute. like, marcel marceau, not one word came out of my mouth and i got the job! >> jimmy: hey, congratulations! that's the way to do it. [ applause ] i wish i got acting tips from you before. when i was getting -- my movies. but you actually are going to open up the cannes film festival. >> yes, which i'm thrilled about. >> jimmy: how exciting is that? >> i know. and let's see, the last time i was at cannes, i was also, proud moment, my husband was there doing "dictator." and he was up on the camel. i was waving proudly, and then he starts to fall backwards in slow motion and he almost fell and landed on his head. >> jimmy: no. >> yes. >> jimmy: well, i mean, he's probably not used to riding a camel at all. so, i mean, that's hilarious that he did that. but it's a different deal out there in cannes. [ with french accent ] >> "to walk le grand paris!" [ with french accent ] >>

as they approach, myrtle retreats behind nearby trees. from a protective mother bear. just as shirley drops the ladder into the dumpster, she sees myrtle coming in. >> she appeared on the right side of the dumpster. >> there was only one thing left to do. >> drive fast. my husband calls himself a getaway driver. >> they beat a retreat as myrtle moves in. >> she was bigger than i thought she would be up close. i did want things to move a bit quicker. though i was still up close when the first baby came up to the top and i could have cried. they're just adorable. they're beautiful. i would have done that a hundred more times. >> one by one the cubs appear at the rim of the dumpster. and drop to the ground. the cubs rejoin their mom and they all trot away for the moment. >> and they keep doing this every year repeatedly. we get into the same situation. so i think their hunger definitely overwhelms their possibility of getting stuck. >> when a friend posts the home video online, it quickly goes viral. >> i videoed it just for the sake of shar

. >>> plus myrtle beach's newest attraction has local be officials scrambling. >>> a flash mob of an unusual group. >>> and if you're going to climb to the top of everest, why not just jump off, too? "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for wednesday, may 29th. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. how about this to start off your wednesday? some good news on the economy. not just some but a lot. from the housing market to consumer confidence and auto sales. new reports led to a surge on wall street, but economists say the recovery still has a long way to go. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: dara, good morning. we're waiting for the opening bell to see if the market can replicate big gains from yesterday. just take a look. the dow at one point surged 200 points, ending up 106. the nasdaq up 29. the s&p up 10. and all of that because consumer confidence is at a five-year high. the conference board reported people more bullish on the economy, more confident they'll be able to find jobs, also housing seems to be m

. >> 1418 myrtle? >> yes, sir. >> so the officer calls it in. >> we're going to be on 1418 myrtle. >> then the guys are complying with the officer. the officer is like, why did you do that? >> what are you doing, man? that was not smart. >> the guy inside the car says, yeah, i know it wasn't smart and gets out of the car. instead, he reads him his rights and puts him in cuffs. >> you have the right to remain silent. >>> for our next not your typical police chase, we're going to portland, oregon. inside this car, you have traffic officer mark james. he sees a car speed by at 52 miles per hour. it's clear that it's a 35-mile-per-hour zone. so the officer goes after him. and they sped up the video to make it more exciting. so he's in a hot pursuit after the speeder. then something gets in his way. it would be a little duck family. >> oh! >> so this officer, who just moments before was chasing a speeder has now stopped in the middle of the road, gets out of his car, kind of shoos the ducks back into the di

. >>> plus, myrtle beach's newest attraction has local officials scrambling. >>> a flash mob of a very unusual group. and if you're going to climb to the top of the world on everest, why not just jump off too? >>> good morning. how about this to start off your wednesday. good news on the economy and not just some, but a lot from the housing market to consumer confidence in auto sales. new reports led to a surge on wall street, but economists say the recovery still has a long way to go. nbc's tracie potts is in washington with all the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: isn't it good to hear some good news for now? and that's what we got on wall street. take a look at what happened to the dow. at one point it soared 200 points, ending up 106, the nasdaq up 28. the s&p up 10, all of this after the conference board reported that consumer confidence is up at a five-year high. people feeling more confident about the economy overall and more confident about jobs. we also got some good news on the housing front. and this was the third straight month of gains when it came to housing las

maybe after dinner you can ask myrtle to patch you through. ah, dinner italiano. oompah. aren't you having anything, sweetheart? no. i'm on a diet. ah. you kids with your dieting and your health. in my day, we dropped dead of a massive coronary in our mid-50s, and we liked it. it's fine, dad. i wanted to lose a little weight. honey, could you pass the "i can't believe it's not salad dressing"? thank you. all right, carrie, this is stupid. you don't need to lose weight. you're fine the way you are. no, no, no. i'm doing this. you know, here. let me give you some spaghetti. doug, please, would you just leave me alone? you know what? if you're going on a diet, then i'm going on a diet. hey! stop with the diet talk! it's crazy! actually, you could lose a few pounds. you know what? i intend to, ok? i'll tell you that right now. i'm gonna fix myself a nice plate right here. a good hunk of haddock... some veggies... and i am golden. honey, was that enough for you? oh, yeah, plenty. i couldn't eat another drop. ah, sweet broccoli. honey, i gotta tell you, i am loving this celery.

. >> we got amanda lee adams from "myrtle manor." we got her d.u.i.t footage. >> this is unbelievable. she can't walk, she can't stand. she starts saying, like, i don't where i am. i can't find anyone. >> you should play her in the tv movie.

the severe weather from the mid-atlantic from maryland to the myrtle beach, south carolina. could see strong thunderstorms. back to back frontal systems. we'll keep the cold air in place across the midwest. as we go into mother's day weekend, look for temperatures in the southeast in the 70s. could see showers and storms coming up for boston. for the international space center, this is a whole different atmosphere we're talking about. an ammonia leak was detected on thursday. the crew wasn't in any danger, they looked and saw what looked to be snowflakes outside. that was the ammonia leaking hout into space. so right about 8:15 they're expected to do a spacewalk to fix it. they're saying they don't expect anything difficult to come of this. they want to get the problem fixed before it continues very much longer. it's part of the projection of electricity. back to you. >> karen, thanks. again, that's emergency spacewalk set to happen in less than 30 minutes at 8:15 eastern. of course, we'll show that to you when it happens. next we'll go back to cleveland and examine the lega

they are holding a conference at noon today at 1050 myrtle street.l 2 news. >>> a pg&e employee injured yesterday in an electric flash in san francisco is recovering this morning. crews in the bayview district say the equipment failed as they were fixing a transformer. that caused the electric flash injuring that employee. it also briefly blocked out pour for about 2600 -- power for about 2600 customers. power was restored around midnight. >>> pg&e's share shoulders meeting -- share shoulders will begin -- shareholders will begin today, and some say they should face fines of $1 billion for not fixing the aging pipes. eight people died. 50 others were hurt in that explosion in 2010. more than 100 homes were destroyed or damaged. >>> caltrans is expected to announce an estimate of the cost and the opening date for the new span of the bay bridge. the opening was scheduled for this labor day but that's now in jeopardy after engineers discovered dozens of broken bolts. engineers are also trying to determine if 200 remaining bolts that were made two years

let's turn to a beach forecast, something a little lighter for this memorial day weekend, 70 at myrtleeach. daytona beach, 76. miami beach, right around 79. galveston, tied. clearing but not quite nice in the northeast for today. tomorrow, looking a lot more sunshiny. and this is the forecast for tomorrow. that severe weather threat moves to the center of the nation. missouri and iowa get into it. los angeles, today, just a little bit below average, but not too terrible, either. that >> this weather report has been brought to you by quicken loans. and dan just asked me if sunshiny is a word? >> it absolutely is. >> of course it is. >> it is now. >>> coming up here on "gma" busting a move, for better or for worse. find out who's named king or queen of the prom in pitman, new jersey, as we hit the dance floor at a real prom. >> those are some moves, dan. >>> speaking of moves, we have a blast from the past, as fresh prince and carlton, they staged a surprise reunion coming up in "fixation." my favorite show. n "fixation." my favorite show. coming up in "fixation." my favorite show. the d

. >>> plus, myrtle beach's newest attraction has local officials scrambling. >>> a flash mob of a veryoup.

almost beat him three or four cycles ago themselves took away that upper part of the low country, myrtle them brought it all the way down them took away a lot of the african-american vote. when you go 30 miles in from the low country, you're in a rural poor area. a lot of african-americans live and they took area away. gave that to the sixth district which is jim clyburn and that's the deal they struck. a much harder district. >> i'll tell you. it is like this when you go to dinner with the guy. will i have the fish? the steak? the chicken? i don't know what i want to do. just take a choice. there are only two names. >> i'll just have the dessert. >> see, now there are many jokes that i can make that i won't because i love you, jilly williams. thank you very much. do you think tonight's special elections results will have a national impact? carol harris king says no, today the circus. we have elephants and donkeys so who is the ring master. don't forget, polls close at 7:00 eastern. >>> up next, the bizarre news continues. the top officer charged with preventing sexual assault in the mil

they go to myrtle beach and go swimming and go home. the people that come here come from poor and corrupt countries. i understand why they come but we can't just continue this practice. they come to work. i think substantively this bill on the e-verify side will do more to control illegal employment, hiring of illegal immigrants than any idea i've seen in a long time. the fence, the combination of order security will make it harder to come here illegally but the key is if you give you can't find a job because we finally have a way to control illegal hiring and under this bill you get a chance to find out who is illegal and who is not and if you hire an illegal immigrant in the future you will be fined heavily and you may go to jail. as to the guestworker program, think it allows businesses access to legal labor paying a fair wage. three things have to happen in my political lifetime and i don't plan on living to be 100 like strom did. we have got to reform energy and our energy resources in environmentally sensitive ways and quite frank

that is a stable country in the stable economy to come to myrtle beach and assuming i go home.the people who come from very poor and corrupt countries to understand, but we can't continue this practice. they come to work. substantively this bill on the e-verify side will do more to control illegal employment, hiring the political immigrants than any ideas seen in a long time. the combination of border security will make it harder to come illegally, but the key is if you can't hear you can't find a job because he's got a way to control illegal hiring and under the spell you get a chance to find out who's illegal and not. you look at them heavily to your business. i think it allows businesses access to legal labor pain a fair wage. i don't expect to live to be 100 peewee fight to to reform energy and exploit resources and environmentally sensitive way and to expand the energy footprint in america and what have to do that they killed by reform entitlements and the tax code. if we have an immigration reform, were not going to grow. the 18 to 49 euros demographic is flat and not bec

if they did a show like myrtle man nor but they set it in the hood in the projects and they were showing a guy with ten children, a black man with ten children, it would get shut down in a minute. but, you know, white folks don't react that way when their own stereotypes are fueled to show tv shows that depict them. duck dynasty and here comes honey boo-boo, oh, my god. i can't believe whoever runs the child abuse agency where they live should lose their job, because i would be on their front doorstep every day just documenting what's going on. okay, they made her go on good morning america at six a.m. okay, they fed her a mountain dew. just keep a list, and once it gets to a certain point just shut her down. take her into custody, and it's over, you know? but to be serious, i really do think that these reality shows, like the producers are able to say we're just showing real people, right? we're just showing real people. we're not sattyizing the south by having somebody with thick accepts and then putting subtitles like they're speaking some other language, come on. [laughter] it's a so

you go to a golf site and travel site and you see ads for discounted travel to myrtle beach to play golfsomething. people say that's unnerving. is there any harm there? that's a fair question that we're going to get to today. i think the question also or is it just a creep factor? which people have never been able to define. that's what this panel is going to go into. i guess the question is, why are we here today? forget about the fact that it's the day before memorial day recess. why are we here today? many years ago, a lot of groups from web browser companies started complementing this do not track feature and everybody has their favorite browser. but whether it's chrome, whether it's internet explorer, fire fox, whether second half arie, whether your mobile device or ipad, you have different experiences. everybody has their favorite one. so these companies are starting to implement these do not track features and it's putting pressure on people to get together and build consensus. privacy advocates are calling for this do not track feature as well as also omnibus privacy legislation.

south carolina has gained a new seating congress to include the communities of myrtle beach and florence, now held by tom reiss. this new seventh district creates a new -- a unique district. the first district of south carolinas 10iles wide along the atlantic coast. from cheltenham county to the island in beaufort county. it is a special district at tom born in.f were boroth the district is a composite of america. in the first election, tim scott was elected as only the second african-american from south carolina elected to congress in 100 years. we are grateful governor nikki haley appointed calmest men tim scott to serve in the u.s. senate. [applause] this created a replaced that with 60 participants the largest number ever and a congressional primary. we are here today to recognize the survivor of the primary, the runoff, and general election, cut within mark sanford. i yield to congressman david price of north carolina. but i think the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in place of the dean of the south carolina ,elegation, comment jim clyburn a way to become family medical

everyone, breathe deeply as we look at myrtle beach, south carolina. shall we?wing you what it looks like. gorgeous start to the day. a little chilly in the 50s like a lot of places in the east coast. but the daytime temperatures will jump up into the 70s. and go to a place like chicago, possibly the biggest 36-hour temperature swing in may ever recorded. as you go from the 30s into the 80s in 36 hours. that weather warm-up starts to slide east. new york city today, 63. but wednesday, 70. thursday, 80. washington, d.c. going to 85 by thursday. raleigh, you get to 90 by thursday. remember the time of the year, it's not summer yet. so that's the big warm air. even into the northwest, well, we're dropping down a bit here. just a few showers and temperatures close to the normal mark than they have been, 69, 70, all up and down the coast, >> all that weather was brought to you by target. you'll actually be able to see people taking off jackets as the temperatures go very quickly today. >> wow. that would be quite a scene. like a musical. >> like a musical. exactly.su

yes, katie young and james lauder sharing their vows at the myrtle plantation in st.hat's what the brilliant photographer and photoshop artist quinn miller wants us to believe. his shot burning up the web. >> so creative. >> i love the reaction. everyone turning back to see t-rex. we should issue a disclaimer because we had the "mermaid" mockumentary. this is a fake photo just in case you think t-rex is out there. >>> and jon bon jovi proving he'll never say good-bye to his fans here. let me pass this. you'll need it, okay, josh, to his fans in spain, especially in hard times. they won't be living on a prayer. >> ding. >> ding, somebody, please. help me. tough crowd. thank you. >> tough crowd. >> hoping to see his band perform next month, bon jovi waived the appearance fee making tickets affordable so they won't be shot through the heart. i gave that one away. over high ticket prices because they range from 23 to 50 bucks. bon jovi essentially telling his spanish legion of fans, i'll be there for you. tried to work in bed of roses. pretty awkward there. >>> finally, w

senator graham talked about the canadians who come down to myrtle beach.as most members know, my parents-in-law-french canadaans and came to vermont as immigrants. my wife was born in vermont. learned to speak english when she was four or five years old. on the northern border we go back and forth all the time. families visiting families and relatives. it is major part of our economy in our state of vermont, i suspect in most northern border state, an imposition of a fee, a toll, to go back anding for makes no sense. by the same token, the southern border e is the same thing. so the first amend is the one that senator cornyn and i work on, the border cross fee. the second one is one i worked on with senator grassley, reporting to senate and house judiciaries. the third one is a grassley audits the border trust fund. the next one is senator sessions, 36, expanding the functions of the ombudsman. the next one is the cornyn, reporting requirements to the fbi. the next one is the positive land owner and oversight commission. the next is the robert schedule for

south carolina has gained a new seat in congress to include the communities of myrtle beach and florence, now held by tom rice. this new seventh district rotated all the districts creating a unique district of the first. the first district of south carolina is virtually 10 miles wide along the charleston count buford county. it's a special district to tom and myself and that we will a historic eston, city. in the district's first election, tim scott was elected as only the second african-american from south carolina elected to congress in 100 years. we are grateful governor haley appointed congressman tim scott o the u.s. senate. this created a replacement primary with 16 participants. the largest number ever in a congressional primary. we're here today to recognize the survivor of the primary, the runoff and general election, congressman mark sanford. i yield to congressman david price of north carolina. mr. price: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in place of the dean of the south carolina delegation, congressman jim clyburn, who's away this week on family medical

today we stand with patriots like joe and jerry from myrtle beach tea party. they believe they lost 100 members as a result of the overbearing nature of the i.r.s.'s inquisition and they still have not received word from the i.r.s. julia hodges from the mississippi tea party withdraw their group's application after months of delayed tactics designed to intimidate americans. the i.r.s. questioned marianne bauer and her group, american patriots against government excess, asking for a list of every book their group had read and a book report on each book. a government this intrusive a clearly accepted. we also join those across the country who have felt abused and threatened by the i.r.s. tea party patriots has not backed down and we will keep fighting. if you want to start a tea party group, sign up with tea party patriots and we will help you. we will not allow the i.r.s. or any branch of the government or any government agency to take away our first amendment rights or any of our constitutional rights. the i.r.s. is thuggish, discriminatory, abusive schemes an

if they come to myrtle beach in march and go swimming and go home. the people who come here illegally come from very poor and corrupt countries. i understand why they come, but we cannot continue this practice. they come to work. i think this bill, on the e- verify side will do more to control illegal employment, the hiring of illegal immigrants than any i have seen a long time. the fence, the combination of border security will make it harder to come here illegally. if you get here and you cannot find a job, because we finally have a way to control illegal hiring. and under this bill, you get a chance to find out who is a legal and who is not. if you hire an illegal immigrant in the future, you will get fined heavily or may go to jail. as to the guest worker program, it allows businesses access to legal labor, paying a fair wage. if things have to happen in my political lifetime and i do not expect the list to be 100. we have got to reform it energy. we have got to export energy resources. the energy expand footprint in america that grows our econom

go to a golf site and go to a travel site and then you see ads for, you know, discounted travel to myrtle beach to play golf or something. people say, well that is unnerving. is there any harm there? and that's a fair question that we're going to get to today. i think the question, is just a creep factor which people have never been able to define? that is what this panel will kind of go into. i guess, i guess the question is, why are we here today? fore! get about the fact it is day before memorial day recess. i apologized before. why are we here today? well, many years ago a lot of groups from web browser companies started implementing this kind of do not track feature into the browsers. everybody has their favorite browser. i will not do a show of hands, whether it is chrome, whether it's internet explorer, whether it's firefox or on the mac using safari. when you're using your mobile device or ipad, you have different kind of browsing experiences. everybody has their favorite one. so these browser companies are trying to implement the these do not track features in a lot of different