. >> her name is fertile myrtle.een named by the neighborhood because she has repeatedly had triplets and we call them the three stooges, the babies, because they're always in trouble. >> sure enough, that night larry, mo, and curly get into the dumpster, and they can't get out. >> there's nothing on the inside for them to crawl back out to. >> narrator: in the light of day shirley and her family have plain of attack. grabbing a ladder she climbs into the back of a pickup truck. her husband is at the wheel, and their daughter records from the house. as they approach myrtle retreats behind nearby trees. shirley is in a dangerous spot just feet away from a protective mother bear. just as shirley drops the ladder into the dumpster, she sees myrtle closing in. >> all of a sudden she appeared on the right side of the dumpster. >> narrator: there's only one thing left to do. >> drive fast. as my husband calls himself the getaway driver because he needs to drive very fast. >> narrator: they beat a hasty retreat as myrtle mo

looking good though right now. >> it's been a while since i've been to myrtle beach. i don't remember that kind of boardwalk structure. i guess that's an indicator of how long it's been for me. >> it's time. you should go back. >> i think so. thank you, jennifer. appreciate that. >>> onto alaska now, the problem wasn't the weather but an earthquake that rumbled through overnight. a magnitude 5.1 quake was centered near the fairbanks area. it rattled for about ten seconds but then there were no reports of injuries or serious damage thankfully. this follows a smaller earthquake that did hit the state earlier this month. >>> and now new images overseas from libya. it appeared to show militia members inside the empty u.s. embassy compound. cnn cannot authenticate this video posted on youtube but it appears to show militia members diving into the embassy pool and having a good time doing it. the u.s. embassy was evacuated last month as militia fighting intensified. the u.s. ambassador to libya, deborah jones, says the images to appear to show a residential annex in the u.s

if you're going for your week at the outer banks, northern myrtle beachus -- beach that area, it looks a little better for you. so the moisture overrunning the front, so we have all this moisture, but the key is east of the metro area, the heaviest rain. to the west skies clear when you get across the other side of the applicationilation -- appellations. showers will remain in the forecast for the evening. maybe an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow. it will not rain all day tomorrow nor sunday, but there will be chances. the heaviest emphasis to the east. temperatures in the 60's in the morning, and climbing to the 70's to near 80 tomorrow. and by sunday afternoon we'll have a renewed surge in moisture here with scattered showers and thunderstorms. not the prettiest picture but certainly not a washout. you know what that is? that's tropical storm bertha. second named storm of the season. at 5:00 this afternoon it was located over the antilles. it could be a hurricane. it's just under hurricane strength but it could become a hurricane early next week somewhere between the mid-atlantic coas

we have a good friend at myrtle beach right now. probably not loving it too much. high pressure is building in. that means we're going to have a nice day today as far as sun is concerned but it's going to be hot, warm to hot and generally dry. isolated showers southeastern virginia and the mountains of west virginia. quiet tonight. perhaps a few more clouds south and east toward morning. tomorrow middle of the day all right. look at the showers start to pop in the mountains here. we'll get some isolated stuff in the metro but the better chance we'll still stay in the high terrain out west till wednesday when a front approaches with an even better chance of showers and storms in the afternoon. bertha has become a hurricane. there it is now. winds of 80 miles an hour. 75 or 80. 80, that's right, going to a hundred on the gusts. it's going to move north, northeast, pass between the united states and bermuda. bermuda is down here. we're not going to worry about it except for the rush it's going to give us, the tide. what's the word i'm thinking of? the rip current. my

myrtle beach looking live, the grand strand ocean boulevard.emperatures today there along the coast near 90. but all eyes are on the topics. cristobal could form as early as monday into tuesday affecting the south and east. rough surf the big story here across the southwest. temperatures in the 70s and 80s and because of the tropical systems across the pacific, we'll watch for those high seas across southern california. the midwest, our absent summer continues. no 90-degree days for chicago. only three this year. normally they'd have had 14 by this time of the year. slowly the heat, the humidity will build, chicago could hit 90 as early as monday. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. a little bit of light to moderate rain north and west of the city, all that closing in on the philadelphia area. it's not going to be a wash, but accuweather says expect cloud >> and that weather report brought to you by target. back to the desk. >> stick around, jason. we are going alligator hunting comi

number three, the much smaller airport in myrtle beach, south carolina, this tourist destination can with ticket prices varying 21%. average price is only $275. number two is chicago's o'hare airport, the nation's third busiest behind lax and atlanta can take you for a ride. the number one airport that gouges you is shockingly dulles airport in washington, d.c. that price can vary by more than 23%. all right, yeah, shockingly, getting gouged in d.c. other airports getting a thumbs-up, orlando, west palm beach, indianapolis, give those cities a try. >>> coming up, our legal panel is going to decide if it's okay for a school to dictate what cheerleaders can say? this is a big case that's just gone to a state supreme court. >>> and coming up next, we're going to head outside. you're looking at live pictures right now. we're going to get you grilling. there's more to summer eating than burgers and dog. doesn't that look good? i'm heading outside. you're watching "the willis report." ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a night in a forest ♪like the mountains in springtime♪ ♪like a walk in the ra

she is new, coming here from myrtle beach.ets to see all of the our suburban spots. >> already been all over the place this last week. >> you are taking her everywhere. >> she and the new set begins the following monday. >> then the new set is right september the eighth. >> looks great. >> looks cool. >> i heard. >> all right, from the vma's last night, to the emmy's tonight. i'm going to go to an emmy part. >> you? >> yes. so, little preview of what's going to happen tonight. hear who the host is? >> been advertised. i mean, whatever. i'll keep my mouth closed. >> you won't. we hope but you won't. >> did you just says you'll be in wilmington on the fourth? >> gentlemen. >> somebody that likes caitlin? >> hey, mike. hook a dude one caitlin. she keeps saying she's singlement look no further. put me in, coach, i'm ready to play. >> oh, wow. >> tommy revel. >> oh, ya. i know him. he's filthy. >> really? >> you know him personally? >> you need to look at some of the pictures. >> oh, all right, well then maybe not. >> tonight going

near myrtle street. the community center and then the pearl street, west of main. and other than that, the watering stations are there for the purposes mentioned. >> those are corrected locations. total of three. napa high at memorial stadium. yeah. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> correct. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> pearl street west of main. community center, north napa, and memorial stadium, part of napa high school complex. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i do not have that number. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i do not have a ballpark number sorry. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i have not heard of any being upgraded or down graded. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. one child flown out to children's in oakland. >> [ inaudible question ] >> correct. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i am not sure. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> yes -- >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> unrelated to the fires but related to the earthquake event. >> [ inaudible question ] >> well, after the earthquake occurred, i

a couple showers moving into myrtle beach labor day monday as well as tuesday. fred? >> thanks so much. all right. a country already in a deep crisis could be getting close to a full scale war. those words coming from ukraine's president. why he says it has gotten so bad next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. your studied day and night for her driver's test. secretly inside, you hoped she wouldn't pass. the thought of your baby girl driving around all by herself was... you just weren't ready. but she did pass. 'cause she's your baby girl. and now you're proud. a bundle of nerves proud. but proud. get a disc

i would love to get your advice on how we can better handle the case management at myrtle beach haven. you said something that intrigued me or made me curious. you said the federal programs -- well, you named them -- welfare and food stamps, you said they're not working. what did you mean by that? you said these federal programs are not working. what did you mean? had >> what i meant was the federal programs in which we have right now, they do work, but the problem is is that once you get to a certain platform you are knocked back down. i didn't mean they are not working. what i'm saying is they need to be improved. i feel like we need to get a task force -- i'm stating here for the record. we need to get a task force that will pay attention to food stamp programs, to savings, to education and to medical. they need to be monitored. that's what i meant. >> not just a myriad of unrelated programs that -- you're saying more like case management, right? when you say monitor you mean somebody needs to be looking at them? >> i think someone needs to be looking at them to see how we can impr

myrtle beach looking live, the grand strand ocean boulevard. temperatures today there along the coast near 90. all eyes on the tropics. cristobal could form monday into tuesday affecting the south and east. return surf the big story across the southwest. temperatures in the 70s and 80s and because of the tropical systems we'll watch the high seas across southern california. >>> the midwest, absent summer continues. no 90-degree days much only three this year. normally they'd have had 14 by this time of the year. slowly the heat, the humidity will build, chicago could hit 90 >> good morning, washington, if you are tired of the muggy weather, one more and day of it today, 80 -- 82nd lower humidity tomorrow. >> and that weather report brought to you by target. back to the desk. >> stick around, jason. we are going alligator hunting coming up next. >> that was your deep voice. >> that was my deep serious voice. >>> in the dead of night and on the hunt for giant alligators lurking in the wears, our gio benitez going for the ride. >>> and a snake sur

i would love to get your advice on how we can better handle the case management at myrtle beach haven. you said something that intrigued me or made me curious. you said the federal programs -- well, you named them -- welfare and food stamps, you said they're not working. what did you mean by that? you said these federal programs are not working. what did you mean? had >> what i meant was the federal programs in which we have right now, they do work, but the problem is is that once you get to a certain platform you are knocked back down. i didn't mean they are not working. what i'm saying is they need to be improved. i feel like we need to get a task force -- i'm stating here for the record. we need to get a task force that will pay attention to food stamp programs, to savings, to education and to medical. they need to be monitored. that's what i meant. >> not just a myriad of unrelated programs that -- you're saying more like case management, right? when you say monitor you mean somebody needs to be looking at them? >> i think someone needs to be looking at them to see how we can impr

she says, "we went to myrtle beach and put my dad in charge of taking the pictures.of the pictures were of my dad's eye." [ laughter and applause ] "how do you use this thing? it was the best trip ever!" [ laughter ] this one's from @staceynovels. she says, "my friend has a a prosthetic leg. as a kid, her dad would run out of the ocean with it screaming, 'shark attack!'" [ laughter and applause ] not cool. that's not cool. >> steve: or is it? >> jimmy: it might be cool. this one's from @cheermomma84. she says, "my dad and brother left us in the tent to investigate because they heard a bear. turns out it was just my mom snoring." [ laughter ] that's not a bear. this one's from @cuttsmarissa. she says, "my dad got dragged out by a riptide and waved for my mom to save him. she stood on the beach waving back." [ laughter and applause ] hi, honey! you're doing great! you're doing great! >> steve: help me! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @moniefry. she says, "our vacation rental had this picture hanging in the living room. we had to hide it in the closet because it

and then let's head further south along the eastern seaboard, and there's a very picturesque myrtle beachh carolina. so, you say you didn't go to the beach this weekend. well, now you have. this labor day weekend. well, it also means another kind of adventure for the folks in atlanta. you're looking right now at a moment from dragon-con. the fantasy and sci-fi convention draws thousands of fans from all over the country. they show off their best costumes in a big parade today, as we see right there. a page out of sci-fi thrillers and gory monsters and all that good stuff. but folks are smiling and having a good time, watching it all. all right, the temperature where you live might still be in the 90s, but there's a definite fall feel in the air. and that's because it's the first weekend of college football. cnn's brian mcfaden is in atlanta at a huge fan event called tailgate town. brian, can you hear me now? >> reporter: hey, fredricka, i'm hanging out here with some of the greatest fans in the history of fandom. alabama crimson tide, the number two ranked team up against the west virgin

let's go. >> you mentioned myrtle beach with a beautiful, lovely 86 degrees. that's so inviting.ekend. by monday though, looks like the rain is coming in. so fire up your grill early. >> let's head west now. how about a little santa monica, california. >> better. beautiful throughout the weekend. it's going to be steadily cooling off though. had really, really warm temperatures. the temperatures will be back in the 70s by monday in southern california. >> have you done that boardwalk? i love that. it is so great. okay. yes. back to the east coast. >> california. yes. new jersey. same story. basically. look at that. all the people out this. we're going to see temperatures continue to warm up throughout the labor day weekend. looks like we'll stay dry today and tomorrow for the most part and thend rain coming back in on monday. >> i think they're trying to play volleyball without a net and it's working. i'm ready to join in. that looks fun. i've gone to the beach this weekend. i don't feel so bad new. >> there you go. >> thanks so much. >>> something else that happened out in the w

. >> you're looking at a live shot of myrtle beach, south carolina, expecting crowds this weekend.s labor day coming up. welcome to al jazeera america. ahead in our next half hour, a new report is rocking the united kingdom involving the sexual abuse of children over more than 15 years and officials turning a blind eye. the are you sure is on to build tiny apartments in big cities to meet the growing housing demand. some say that plan may not be the best one. >> first let's look at top stories this morning, the president saying the u.s. has no strategy yet to deal with the islamic state group in syria, the president asking the pentagon for military options. the islamic state group ressing a video showing the execution of these syrian troops marched through the desert in their underwear. >> tests beginning next week on an ebola vaccine in the u.s. if successful, it will become veil for people at high risk of contracting ebola like health care workers and those living in areas most affected by the outbreak. >> u.s. and nato saying russia has been lying about sending troops into ukrai

also myrtle beach dealing with some showers today and monday. brianna?ou this incredible video of a small victory in iraq in the fight against isis. iraqi soldiers today rescuing dozens of women and children from the besieged town north of baghdad. you can see the relief in the women's and children's faces as they get aboard this iraqi military helicopter. more than 15,000 people are still trapped there under siege by isis fighters. iraq and kurdish forces are advancing on the city. >>> the fallout from questionable police actions in the aftermath of the death of michael brown. it continues after another officer retires. you may remember st. louis police -- st. louis county police officer dan page from this video that surfaced showing him ranting against president obama. page was also seen pushing cnn's don lemon during protests in fuerguson earlier this month. >> come on, let's tgo. >> that's what's happening here. >> the lieutenant who threatened and pointed an assault rifle at protesters also retired this weekend. a third officer in a nearby city was