larry was a lieutenant in the myrtle beach police department.s supervisor, 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 newer 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

>> i think that's why my aunt myrtle worked so hard so i can get them. >> "ghostbusters" fans.at an all female remake. they could start channing tatum as part of a new production party. ivan wrightman and dan aykroyd. we can expect a lot more. >> that will be fun. thank you lewis. that wasn't bad. ahead on morning joe we've got -- >> i don't have a great aunt myrtle. . >> i know. >> we have tom cotton the man of the hour coming up on morning joe. we'll be right back. buying a used car can be a scary proposition. you walk onto that lot and immediately you are surrounded like a guppy in a shark tank. it just feels like car salesmen want to sell whatever car is best for them, not best for me. there's gotta be a better way. ♪ ♪ as long as people drive cars carmax will be the best way to buy them. when you set out to find new roads you build the chevrolet malibu ranked highest in initial quality and long-term dependability by jd power. ♪ chevrolet, the most awarded car company over the last year. get this epa estimated 36 mpg highway 2015 chevy malibu with 0% apr financing for six y

at first glance, myrtle beach is exactly what it sounds like, a beach town.ut every spring, millions of men flock here for the three-month-long golf season. there are apparently over 100 golf courses here. and where there are loads of golf courses there will be throngs of men. and where there are throngs of men, there will inevitably be throngs of strippers. tucked amongst the tourist shops and restaurants are more than a dozen gentlemen's clubs. one of the most famous, the dollhouse, has been a fixture in myrtle beach for over 20 years. how are you tonight? >> good, thank you. >> so tell me about this place, the dollhouse. >> the managing partner wants to get something straight right up front. >> we're not a strip joint. there's a vast difference. >> what's the difference? >> gentlemen's club provides entertainers. our girls are wearing gowns, opposed to, i call it hoochy mama outfits. they are entertainers. they act like entertainers. >> what would you say you provide for men here? >> i love to watch the guys walk out of the door going "oh, my god, i'm in l

. >> her name is fertile myrtle.been named by the neighborhood because she has purportedly had triplets. we call them the three stooges, the babies, because they're always in trouble. >> sure enough, that night larry, moe, and curly get into the dumpster and can't get out. >> there's nothing on the inside for them to crawl back out. >> in the light of day shirley and her family have a plan 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 just feet away 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

. >> joe and myrtle? >> yes. they had a key.y met the chief of police. >> the neighbor told me he had already been inside the house and tara was not there and he was concerned about her whereabouts. i began to search for tara. inside the house luke did this and she had been there earlier was no longer there. they had had a pageant the day before where girls were getting ready inside the house, curling irons and this sort of thing laying in the bathroom and july rye and that sort of stuff laying around the bed was unmade. phones still charged in the bed. >> we were still at school so we didn't know what was going on. we didn't intentionally keep it from the kids but we didn't broadcast it. there were scary scenarios going through people's minds. we didn't want to alarm the kids if we didn't have to. we knew something was wrong. >> investigating the disappearance would have been complex. >> we have a small department we didn't have a crime scene technicians. they had close relationships. the ocilla pd called in gbi. >> gbi receive

. >>> this statue famous film actress myrtle lloyd stood the high school for years.let out this afternoon students were carrying a story with them that is at odds with all those qualities. lapd officers came to the campus this morning and arrested eight male students ages 14 to 17 in relation to a sex scandal. a ninth was arrested arrested off cap pus. police say two teenaged girls at venice high were sexually assaulted. lapd commander andrew smith. >> some of these were forced sexual acts. sexual assaults. others were consensual with individuals who are too young to give consent. >> reporter: detectives say the sexual assaults occurred on and off campus. dating back to 2013. but most of the attacks happened in the past few months. school superintendent ramon core tinies in this written statement calls it a painful moment for venice high school. senior josh noon nine saw police go a classroom across the hall. >> i saw two kids walking out of with high schools. >> senior alan hernandez saw them too. >> i saw look of nervousness and scared. pretty scared. >> reporter:

i'm getting some tweets from someone down in myrtle beach that are watching on their i padds.ve run is happening right now. the gun sounded at about 8:00 a.m. and there are show many runners tacking the daunting course. 13.1 miles in this half marathon but the amazing thing is it's also for a wonderful cause. our junior reporter lauren doug and from villanova university. these half marathoners are running for more than 13 miles. to support philadelphia schools, to support philadelphia students, to support families, to support education. the philadelphia love run races money for the mayor's education supplies fund. mayor michael nutter's challenge to the city to stock our schools with the basic supplies they lack. these people should never have to worry whether or not school will run out of paper midway through the school year. they shouldn't have to wonder whether they're going to have a workbook or borrow pens and pencils or have to share them. at carinal elementary school principal told us how this run keeps students eager to learn. >> it's about markers, pencils, cia once,

most canadians come to myrtle beach in march and go swimming because nobody else wants to go swimming in march in south carolina. we treat them well, they turn blue, and they go home. they like the experience and we like having them. the people here illegally came from poor, corrupt countries and they come here to work, don't you think? it is an economic issue. you have two borders. it is no accident one is not a problem because the country on the other side as a rule of law nation and a sound economy. the people coming come from there that places. -- there that places. don't you think a lot -- very bad places. don't you think a lot of us look the other way? anybody work in a meatpacking plant? anybody want to work in a meatpacking plant? immigration is an economic issue and if you don't secure your border, you will have more people come. does that make sense? if you don't control gets a job it doesn't matter how high the well is because they will keep coming. to the employers in this room do you live in fear of hiring someone legal trying to be honest? the system does not work very w

. >> you know, funny when i was in myrtle beach, i had some guy friends who would look out for me.ed there when i didn't know anybody? whenever something would happen, like if you needed help around the house, i would call them, and hey you know, this is going on, come help me out. i think it is casino of an interesting idea. little things, you know, people around the house oh, actually, i mean, i should probably learn to because i'm on my own. >> didn't you tip them? >> well, they were my friend, so maybe i would cook or when we go out dinner on me? >> barter. >> ya, because i really appreciate it. one time my car broke down, raining, late last night they came and got me. oh so sweet. >> so you returned the favor by taking them to dinner. >> exactly. >> but see over there in moscow, the government picks up the tab if you're low income. >> that's nice. real nice. i have lea that situation that alex describes single woman new city become friends with some men help with you certain situations, because you file helpless. >> and buy them a six pack if you put together my whatever. >> r

up to myrtle beach, places we visited when we were students at duke. the whole state is an aaiz mag -- amazing amalgam of thinking people. they think. they're willing to argue with you, but they're also willing to listen which was important in our family. i'm just, i'm just amazed when i see these people showing up here tonight. finish we have our author's family his wife, jane, their two -- their three children, jackson, trey, sarah camille. i think i got that right. did i do that right? but you'll notice that we also enjoy those double names. all over the south they like two names for a given name. will[laughter] in our family that wasn't so. julie and trisha were just julie and trisha. and since we got to this point of meeting somebody in other parts of the south i discovered a very important person who my friends, my former personal assistant in the '72 re-election campaign, tina, and her husband spike. and those folks just gather you in, and you have to do this, you have to do that, you have to meet in this one, you have to meet that one, and you

. >> go to myrtle beach closer safer. >> yes, and we have been there a couple times before. let's put this in perspective. everybody was freaking out when they saw the snow flakes this morning. but it has in the been nearly as bad this winter with the snowfall as it was last winter. for 2013/2014 season you will recall we had 68 inches of snow. second most snow we have ever had. this season so far nothing measurable i don't think this morning with you 26.9 inches of snow. the average just about 22 inches. we're only a tiny bit above average. we have not had that much snow comparatively speaking but it is a bit of the mess i march morning. as we will get ready for this frontal system to come through. we've got milder air before that happens, and even after, it will be milder then it was over the week went all of those wintry temperatures. ultimate doppler shows rain in delaware except northern part of the new castle county. we have snow here. a across the the river in new jersey. we have been getting pictures from you on twitter. we appreciate that very much, all of the place

he lives in my hometown of myrtle south dakota with population of 500 people. he is a user of the internet. it strikes me if i had to suggest to my dad that we're going to regulate the internet that he uses with a law that was passed turg the great depression when he was 14 years old i think he would probably be flabbergasted. essentially that is what we are doing. we are trying to take something that was designed for a very different era and squeeze it trying to fit it into a modern technology. one of the issues that that statute allows for is rate regulation. now, i know that chairman you have contended that no rate regulation will result from open internet order. let's say hypothetically that someone files a complaint at the fcc alleging that the rates they are paying an internet service provider for broad band service are not just and reasonable under section 201. as a result of title ii reclassification isn't the commission legally obligated to investigate and rule on that type of complaint? >> that is absolutely right. the order opens the door to complain

>> april 8th, 2011, myrtle beach, south carolina.eadley and matthew cox are working the night shift. they're on the lookout for a reported stolen vehicle. >> i saw the vehicle pass by me, and as i was turning around on the suspect vehicle, i saw that the driver of the vehicle was a young female driver. i knew right away we were dealing with either a very petite individual or a teenager. >> we attempted to stop the vehicle, but she refused to stop for us. at that time i began asking for assistance from other agencies to deploy stop sticks so we could get the vehicle stopped. i thought, you know, in the 200 yards she's probably going to come up, hit the stop sticks and everybody would be over, everything would be safe. before we got to that point she made an extremely abrupt left-hand turn. >> oh! >> the officers are shocked when the driver suddenly veers off the road and crashes directly into the brick wall of a church. >> she just accelerated at a high rate of speed into the church. the impact was just tremendous, so i knew she was a

most canadians come to myrtle beach in march and go swimming because nobody else wants to go swimming in march in south carolina. we treat them well, they turn blue, and they go home. they like the experience and we like having them. the people here illegally came from poor, corrupt countries and they come here to work, don't you think? it is an economic issue. you have two borders. it is no accident one is not a problem because the country on the other side as a rule of law nation and a sound economy. the people coming come from there that places. -- there that places. don't you think a lot -- very bad places. don't you think a lot of us look the other way? anybody work in a meatpacking plant? anybody want to work in a meatpacking plant? immigration is an economic issue and if you don't secure your border, you will have more people come. does that make sense? if you don't control gets a job it doesn't matter how high the well is because they will keep coming. to the employers in this room do you live in fear of hiring someone legal trying to be honest? the system does not work very w

newt gingrich gives a good myrtle beach debate. jumps back on it -- there was 42% undecided. of that about 40% were women. undecided. debates matter. everything that surrounds it matters. having control of it, i was one of the ones who started debategate. we had two in south carolina, way before anyone had a lot of them. the rnc had to get control of it. especially the way we were coming off. >> what you're saying is interesting. if people remember this newt gingrich moment in 2012 he was asked by juan williams he jumped all over juan williams. it was such a powerful moment for him because juan williams is seen by the republican universe as a democrat as a liberal. he is beating up on the moderator and scoring political points. i wonder do you change the dynamic now if you have a republican questioning republicans? a candidate like newt can't do that. >> you do. that's good for our party. an example at that time, one was foot stamp versus paychecks to compare the parties, the second was juan williams. newt won 45 of 46 counties. >> the joke was that juan williams won south ca

he lives in my hometown of myrtle south dakota with population of 500 people. is a user of the internet. it strikes me if i had to suggest to my dad that we're going to regulate the internet that he uses with a law that was passed during the great depression when he was 14 years old, i think he would probably be flabbergasted. essentially that is what we are doing. we are trying to take something that was designed for a very different era and squeeze it trying to fit it into a modern technology. one of the issues that that statute allows for is rate regulation. now, i know that chairman you have contended that no rate regulation will result from open internet order. let's say hypothetically that someone files a complaint at the fcc alleging that the rates they are paying an internet service provider for broad band service are not just and reasonable under section 201. as a result of title ii reclassification isn't the commission legally obligated to investigate and rule on that type of complaint? >> that is absolutely right. the order opens the door to complain

most canadians come to myrtle beach in march and go swimming because nobody else wants to go swimming in march in south carolina. we treat them well. they turn blue and they go home. and they like the experience. we like having them. the people here illegally came from poor, corrupt countries and they come here to work. don't you think? it's an economic issue. you got two borders. it's no accident that one is not a problem because the country on the other side has a rule of law nation and a sound economy. the people coming here come from very bad places steve. and how does a 11 million people come here illegally? don't you think a lot of us look the other way? anybody ever worked in a meat packing plant? anybody want to work in a meat packing plant? immigration is an economic issue, steve. and if you don't secure your border, you'll continue to have more people come. does that make sense? but if you don't control who gets a job, it doesn't matter how high the wall is. because they'll keep coming. to the employers in this room do you live in fear of hiring somebody illegal? trying to b

up to myrtle beach, please is we visited when we reach students at duke. the whole stage is an amazing amalgam of thinking people. they are willing to listen. i am amazed when i see people showing up. the author's family, his wife, james two, three children, jackson, dray camille. you notice that we also enjoy those double names. all over the south they like two names for a given name. in our family that wasn't so. julian and tricia were just julien and tricia. since we got to this point of needing somebody in other parts of the south i discovered a very important person who my friends, my former personal assistant in the 72 reelection campaign and her husband spike. and those folks gather you in and you have to do this or that or meet this or that and have to get acquainted with them. i almost became a politician, they did introduce me to this video and i tell you, van hipp has lifted me every time i go to south carolina, driving across the state in his fancy jaguar. van hipp is one of my closest friends. i watch him on television every chance i get. you

they planted two crÊpe myrtle trees on the highway and with five workers in three different trucks, theyre dead the next year, and the weeds grew up around them. we need to give that to the private sector. as far as health care, i have been healthy my whole life, and i will be horse to do nothing but a pen --penalty. guest: i think it is unfortunate that we are not maintaining our roads. these are public roads, and a figure is best left to the public sector to take care of them. everyone takes your of them. everyone should take care of them. there are some people who pay premiums, and some people never see a dime of that. if something happens, there is something there to help them get over to be a catastrophic health problem. that is one of the things about insurance for everybody pays a little bit there are risk there, you may end up experiencing a problem, you may not. if you don't, that is great. host: leonard, from new york, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm a question for the young woman, regarding her organization. i would like to know when is the heritage foundation going to