all you have to do is take a trip down 95 to myrtle beach and you will see all of these closed places in these small areas. guest:

i think it will be cool to be racing around on my mow pedestrian in myrtle beach with my grandkids ond they call me grand m i love it. >> ya? >> i like being called mom. some people that don't want to be like moms, because that, too, like i'm old, up from pi aim mom. you're someone's mom. you're someone's grand ma. >> here is the thing write this down mike, april 15th 2015 jenn fred said i want to be called grand ma. >> so this will in about -- so 20 years from now. >> we will check back with you. >> when laundry has a child brody has a child will i still be alive? >> yes, you will. >> barely. >> again, on a mow ted. >> in myrdle beach. >> okay. now, i know, for my friends sometimes ask me, if you call your grandmom mommee, does it get confused about your own? no it is the emphasis, is it mommy or mommee. >> and in my family, it is called papa. >> that's big around this area too pop pop. >> mommee. >> i've never heard it -- heard it. >> accent on second sill billion. >> we will avenue writing it down we'll check back with you. >> she is a complicated family doesn't she? >> well everyo

myrtle farrell has turned her life long passion for quilting into a thriving business venture.eddy roosevelt was president. she recently moved in with her long time neighbors where every day she cuts stitches and makes quilts for hundreds. >> i have to press this way 'cause i was sewing from this end then i would be running into these seams you see. >> she's made 300 quilts the last three years. all have been tagged with her name. they say purpose keeps you young, keeps you alive. >> yeah and certainly keeps her fingers going and her eyes. 4:58 now. the death of a couple leave al montgomery county community and the rest of our area in shock. police believe a chainsaw was used as a murder weapon. >> also there seems to be an epidemic of rival college apparel on one university's campus. find out how the athletic department hopes to put a stop to it. "action news" will be right back ♪♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are

. >> to make it more interesting they are playing myrtle beach pelicans, people from myrtle beach willnow you. >> they will see me throw it off. >> are you going to be there. >> i will go down and watch this. >> i won't miss this. >> do you think it is 60 feet from one side of the studio to other. >> probably a bit more. >> i have to start practicing. >> if you have tips, here's a tip why don't you get in the shape ape ride a bike. >> it would fix a lot of things there, jen, do you have some tips for us. >> we have some tips. first of all i want to you look at joe. he played for temple, temple made, temple tough. he was 285-pound and he lost 100-pound due to cycling. cheryl is a rock star and is a star. you are currently training to go to the olympics cyclist, track but you know you are a mom, two kid you say this is good for women. >> it is a perfect exercise because you can get out and do things quickly and get a lot of mileage in a short period of time in two hours i can get in 40 miles when you won't get that much done. >> so i will tell you this, that should we go should we not go

. >> in myrtle beach. >> the couple there treated me to so many nice things that day. >> yes. >> and to me. it was so funny. i really enjoyed myself. >> i said my gosh i tried to go out and meet you but you ran away. >> i said no. >> now you are here. >> i'm so excited. >> so lets talk about r and b divas, because you are on that show. i know you did leave abruptly. i necessity there were family issues. it was that the reason why. >> i could not have my little brother on there i could not start a record label in that environment. we had so much fun. when i saw it veering over to the lefty said i have to go now before it got crazy. >> because, they always have some kind of drama, just too much drama. >>> it wasn't any and i saw it coming. i'm in the good with drama. it is not my thing. i love people that can do it. my mommies incredible. my brother is a amazing. i'm not into drama. >> you are like the the opposite because you are here to empower women. >> we're hanging out at w studios here in philadelphia we will do something called the symposium with some of my you tubers and blogge

the unemployed truck driver lived aboard his 35-foot sailboat near myrtle baempeach south carolina. last january he headed out to sea to go fishing. bad timing. remember those blizzards that blasted the east coast they caused huge waves sending jordan and his boat my shoulder. >> reporter: a rollover in a storm can be a sailor's worst nightmare. for jordan it was just beginning. with his mast and rudder broken he said he was on his own. weather records show he may have battled 19 more storms andwet ere fronts off the carolina coast. he collected rain to drink and grabbed fish with his hands. >> put the hand slowly next to him and scoop him up real quick. >> reporter: then thursday after 66 days, he was rescued by a container ship 200 miles from the nearest land. a coast guard helicopter raced to the scene. >> passenger in the cabin. >> reporter: when jordan walked from the helicopter into the hospital he looked good, incredibly good. >> you would expect severe sunburn, blisters a bunch of medical issues that could be wrong with him. >> reporter: rescue swimmer was the first to care

awaited multi-billion dollar expansion of the philadelphia international airport has cleared a major myrtle. after years of negotiations, an agreement was signed yesterday between the city of philadelphia tinicum township interboro school district and delaware county. this agreement allows expansion of the airport to move forward without anyone having to move. the airport expansion project includes longer runway, tyne err year renovations people move to speed access between terminals. plan now needs faa approval, which is expected to come sometime soon. >> 4:10 the time. still ahead after waiting more than five months, loretta lynch is expected to be confirmed as the next u.s. attorney general. we'll explain what took so long. >> plus new jersey governor chris christie returns to late night tv with jimmy fallon. what he tells fallon about his possible run for the presidency. >> good morning welcome back at 4:13, this thursday morning. twenty-third of april, that means, tomorrow's my mom's birthday, caitlin. >> oh gosh, at least you remembered, chris. >> we sent the card. i think flowers, we

. >> might and way to revive t i know myrtle beach sports tourism, brought in thousands of people every year to come in, play games have, tournament. might and thing. >> the city can turn around. hey, what happened here? there is a pothole right? in center city, has a cone sticking out of it, how do you miss that? how the streets department explains this one, what they plan to do about it today. sue? >> oh, adventures in weather. and weather that could create more potholes. it was warm in the beginning of the weaning, now it is chilly. find out when it gets warm again. in your forecast coming up after this. 1 underline evertz test text1 >> breaking news, cab old afghanistan. opened fire wounding 3us troops before he was shot dead. >> this story still developing. we'll have more updates for you as it comes in. >> my goodness, here's sue. >> i want to check what's going on tonight. first of all we had the day off yesterday with the phillies. red sox still in town, but you'll have to bundle up tonight. because at game time 7:05 this evening, it will only be 48 degrees. a lot of the folks w

can you see the day coming in america when we have myrtle beach factors outside shopping malls?re going in that direction but it won't be effective. he will catch stupid terrorists but not terrorists committed to figuring out ways to hurt us. these people you see being self radicalize, this is not unique to the united states canada, australia, france all have the same problem. we have to go deeper. we have to do what is necessary to target these folks the two women yesterday the woman in philadelphia today the fbi, 100 people meet in this category they're tracking on a daily basis but they will get around or through the surveillance and something bad will happen so we have to do this in two pieces, you have to look at the groups which need to be surveyed your grandmother from norway and north dakota is not the person to be looked at. that are islamic groups you have to look at. secondly you have to attack these folks overseas you have to put a stake in the heart of isis, and we must do that to be effective. "imus in the morning" when you say we have to use our muscle. america mu

with daddy's money and thought that this would be something that was profitable and needed here in myrtleand it would have been if he kept his temper under control. lemonis: and you've used him before? jeff: i have. the work that they did was very subpar. the lettering was all crooked, it was bubbled up. lemonis: did they try to make it right? were they apologetic? jeff: no. lemonis: did you end up paying for that sign? jeff: well, he actually sued me. yes. i lost $600. lemonis: and he sued you over $600? jeff: exactly. lemonis: [ scoffs ] jeff: i don't think that there's anything that can be done to remove the tarnish of his name and his likeness being associated with that company with the reputation that he already has. you know, he's gotten up in people's faces. lemonis: that's a big risk. jeff: yeah. lemonis: jeff was sued by anthony, so their history has to be taken into account. but i've been around anthony, and hearing this story, it doesn't surprise me. anthony: try to get them as close as you can. man #3: yeah. you want them all to be the same, okay? since this is the top, that's

>> i'm going to make a big speech to a group we have in myrtle beach.azing people and some tea party people that i, for whatever reason, i get along with them great. they seem to be the ones that really like donald trump. we have a great base of people that agree with what i'm saying about china about borders about isis about hitting them hard. i mean we have the same views on things. i may come from new york city, but it's all the same thing. we have the same exact views. so it's very interesting. we have a tremendous crowd of people going to be in south carolina. i'm leaving right now. >> thanks for joining us so early. we appreciate it? >> thank you so much. >> speech at nra convention brought the house down. thank you for being on the weekend show with us. we appreciate it. >> i appreciate it too, thanks. >> 49 minutes after this hour. this guy american busted at the airport for trying to join isis. this as we learn of hundreds of breaches at airports across the country how safe are we. >> he looks a lot of fun. not the first time immigrant in troub

. >> they are playing against myrtle beach pelicansy will work on it. won't disappoint you you. >> did you hear about this college sprinter, only feet from a big win on the track makes a big mistake, and this will be a teaching moment for this dude. >> watch this, we are close to the finish line, and he slows down and gets past. the runner in the white jersey, oregon, my gosh. they have 100 meters to go and what is happening, what just happen. >> he slows down and starts waving to the crowd to get them going. then he doesn't see one of those competitors, just take it in the final seconds. >> how mad do you think his coach is. >> you are supposed to finish strong. >> thinks one of the first ruled in track, because it is all about that final 100 meet their people get that endures. >> the egregious thing here is waving to the crowd, cheer for me. >> celebrating before the race is finish. >> he will never for get it 8:42. >> lets go to quincy. >> why not. >> he always finishing strong. >> the first student run shop here in drexel campus they will teach me h

host: mike from myrtle beach, go ahead.aller: real quick, observation as the right he comes more entrenched on these social issues, they seem to be affirming the rights of those who are on the other end of the culture war and they are kind of fighting for these affirmations even though they are trying find their own identity. how can the right, from your viewpoint, identify and i farm -- identify and confirm when their viewpoint ended up on the wrong side of this culture wars? guest: you will see this play out on the right. i am not a strategist so i cannot tell them what to do, but i can tell it just from observing that you see more and more -- and you saw this in the last cycle -- the right wing of the party and this sort of chamber of commerce establishment really going against each other and that will not be any different this time. it might be more pronounced because you have stronger players on the right. host: when you say going against each other, you mean how? guest: i'm side, you will see them in debate for exampl

host: myrtle beach, south carolina. michelle. a republican.ler: yeah, last year i read an article -- edgar -- agricultural bill that was sent through. and in that bill, we were going to other countries and using our money to build up their infrastructure so that they could create things to send here. why couldn't we do the same thing with small farms here, instead of the only thing coming out is from tyson and the for distributors that to all of our food here? and the way they do it, i watched a show and -- i don't even eat meat anymore because of it. guest: michelle, you are preaching to the choir here. i am one of the leading voices for a farm bill reform, so we can do more to help her family farmers. one thing that irritates me is the huge amount of tax subsidies that go to a few very large agriculture businesses. it is leading to greater consolidation of production of agriculture, and it doesn't make sense in this era of large budget deficits that we are facing. unfortunately, the farm bill falls short. because of it, we are in violation o

host: mike from myrtle beach, go ahead.ler: real quick, observation as the right he comes more entrenched on these social issues, they seem to be affirming the rights of those who are on the other end of the culture war and they are kind of fighting for these affirmations even though they are trying find their own identity. how can the right, from your viewpoint, identify and i farm -- identify and confirm when their viewpoint ended up on the wrong side of this culture wars? guest: you will see this play out on the right. i am not a strategist so i cannot tell them what to do, but i can tell it just from observing that you see more and more -- and you saw this in the last cycle -- the right wing of the party and this sort of chamber of commerce establishment really going against each other and that will not be any different this time. it might be more pronounced because you have stronger players on the right. host: when you say going against each other, you mean how? guest: i'm side, you will see them in debate for example.

all you have to do is take a trip down 95 to myrtle beach and you will see all of these closed placesn these small areas. guest: i am from a small town myself in wisconsin. my district is rural. it is harder for small businesses to actually expand and grow and create more jobs, not because the competitive environment is that much more difficult, but it is more challenging for small businesses to deal with rules and regulations. small guys cannot navigate that. if you are the small guy, the rules and regulations have a dramatic impact on you. if you look at multinational corporations, they are not really moving into northern -- northern wisconsin. it is the small business guys growing and expanding and fighting every day to stay in business and their the ones under attack by this new massive government growth. if you want to support small, rural communities, let's make sure we have a limited government set up in a way that small businesses, whether in role or urban america, can actually build up their business, instead of the business of dealing with the government. host: next, pennsyl

they come to myrtle beach in march to go swimming and then they go on. 11 million come from poor, corruptinals are not well compared to the rest, learn our link which or you can stay. -- criminals are not welcome. to the rest, learn our language or you can't stay. my point is, i was not born with a silver spoon in my mouth. i have been knocked down like a lot of people in this country. i have tried to work with democrats when it made sense to me. dylan with immigration, tried to reform entitlements. when it comes to protecting this nation -- i've been to iraq and afghanistan 30-40 times, i spent 33 years in uniform, i know our enemy and i understand who our friends are. i believe i could connect with the average person, i believe i can make a case that barack obama's policies have failed and there is not turned it out there that will allow us to be safe. you need to pick somebody who understands the difference between real security and false security. at the end of the day, folks the republican party has a chance of a lifetime. if she wins, when are we ever going to win again? if it's not