he had been asleep in myrtle beach with bambi. way pratt saw it, the most challenging part of the case was the blood on rick's shoe. to explain how it got there, rick took the stand. he pointed out that on the morning the bodies were discovered, police had examined him thoroughly and found nothing. >> if there was blood on my shoes that morning, i would have been arrested right then and there. there was no blood on my shoes that morning. >> that came later, he said, when he stepped into the blood-soaked bathroom. despite that police photo, he insisted the window blinds were open, and he had worried simply that bambi might see the horror inside. >> i went in and shut the blind. i didn't think she needed to see that. >> he testified the blood got on his shoe at that moment, not before. >> did you go into the house and kill big charlie and diane at the instigation of bambi? >> absolutely not. >> you two in a conspiracy to kill those people? >> no, sir. >> so who did kill the couple? we don't know, said the defense. but it wasn't rick

. >> once an aspiring model from myrtle beach, has now carried the olympic torch, appear on the coversweek" and playboy. >> when i became famous, hugh hefner decided to put me on the on there, it could roo inmy career. >> did you remain friends? >> i didn't go to the mansion after that. >> there is now a verb, vanna white. >> that means to present. to present. >> already in the guinness book of records. >> for most frequent clapper. they say i have clapped more than 3.9 million times. >> wheel is celebrating its 35th season. simple, massively successful, they shoot six shows a day just four days a month. that's the gig. >> oh! nice! >> i have to take two goes on that. >> not quite as easy as it looks. >> you see? i caught my finger in the thingy. >> nothing lasts 35 >> we're playing hangman on tv. >> vanna white, perhaps the main ingredient of the secret sauce. >> a nice little haven you have up here. >> it is my home away from home. >>> this is has chandeliers. >> well, i spend a lot of time here. >> we only work four days a month. >> but they're long days. >> kathy has been dressing

in the lebanese situation, f-100 d aircraft flew nonstop with night inflight fueling from myrtle beachsouth carolina, to turkey, in a little over 12 hours. the tactical fighter is a multipurpose weapon. it delivers nuclear weapons by dive bombing straight down into the targets, by bombing, and by what the trade calls over the shoulder bombing. the tactical fighter also has an air superiority mission using homing missiles to gain the superiority, and it has a key ground support role in land battles to contain the numerically superior forces of an enemy. there are tactical missiles too that blend with or support tactical aircraft. this one, for instance. electronically controlled from the ground, it can travel 500 or 600 miles at an altitude of 35,000 feet to carry either a conventional or nuclear warhead deep into enemy territory. a number of tactical missile groups armed with this weapon are already deployed in europe. what's it called? well, i deliberately avoided calling any of these weapons by name because there are so many of them. you have heard not only about icbms, irbms, but ab

of the myrtles in charleston are so being to what we going through now appeared dylann roof and i hate to say his name but we have to understand% the heart of this thing, he was completely radicalized by fake news and when he read his manifesto and read the writings he left behind he had educated himself. this was a person who had gone online and found fake academics, fake studies, fake websites and he's been so inundated that he wrote he had to do this. it was all because he had been radicalized i this date news and we lost track of that like when we talk about things like charlottesville and these deaths we have had we forget that the people of charleston were murdered because of this and this does not stop in 2016, 2017th. it goes back a long time and will go forward a long time to weep at that in of how dangerous it actually is. >> seems to me when you think of those tragedies that we are all directly affected by it. a lot of this-- a lot of us are able to see through this and i want to make there on the left in the right that i think the real danger which has been pointed out time

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bond myrtle beachy you are recognized for three minutes. >> thank you madam chair. secretary acosta thank you for being here. you are the first cabinet level secretary to be at this committee this year. and i trust the chairwoman and members agree that hearing from members of this administration is important especially to our oversight responsibilities and i hope we'll see secretary devos and the hhs secretary here soon. there are many issues we are talking about today. i'm going to discuss the ability of oregonians to save and plan for secure retirement. we were making progress under the plan under the obama administration. some of that is being rolled back. most americans are not spending their days studying the markets they rely on financial planners. do you agree that oregonians and americans deserve financial advice that's in their best interest? >> congresswoman, obviously i do agree that saving for retirement involves significant financial decision and that they should receive the best financial advice available. >> i'm going the reclaim my time because i hav

with daddy's money and thought that this would be something that was profitable and needed here in myrtle beach. and 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

and myrtle monroe. the family of three lived in garrland, texas, until haskell jr. was 10 when they moved to fort smith, arkansas, because of his father's job for the united states department of war. they lived there for two years before moving to orange, texas, where the family resided through haskell's high school years. during his high school years, haskell was an active member of the band, the track and field team, the football team, and he was a member they have boy scouts. his experience in schools in both garland and orange fostered a love of learning that lasted throughout his life he went on to austin college in sherman, texas, where he continued his involvement in track and field and football. he graduated from austin college in 1952 with a bachelor's degree in both history and english. after graduation, he started graduate school at austin college working to earn his masters in history. while working to earn his master's degree, haskell began teaching at nearby denson high school. he taught history at denison and found his lifelong calling to be an educat

right, right why spike used to live and other closer to myrtle the window in the front u you know what i'm talking about right for 20 years that does not affect crime in this neighborhood it has gone down and yet -- very problematic. >> of course. of course. >> enraging me. let's dive in a little bit more. who is eric garner? >> eric garner -- >> who was eric garner. >> the reason i wrote this booklet me back up for a moment -- is because on the day that they -- the grand jury decided not to indict the police officer responsible for eric's killing and argue a different word but i can't legally. but i went over to stoild and talked to other people in the street asking -- what was he like and i immediately found everybody had a story about this guy and he was interesting and funny and complicated and i thought he -- he was a person whose story would be powerful to tell if i could somehow do it because everybody who seen the video already had this emotional reaction to the video but be i quickly found out that he had this whole narrative that was led up to that moment. that if people knew

myrtle beach. what about north carolina? what about virginia's tourism-driven economy? but especially all the military concentration there. and you could go right on up the coast. mr. president, the stakes are streptionally high -- are exceptionally high. we simply can't risk it. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands in recess until 2:15 p.m. senate lawmakers will be back at 2:15 p.m. eastern. today the senate is considering a nominee to serve on the st. louis-based eighth circuit court of appeals. when they return will have live coverage on c-span2. coming up this afternoon sonny perdue is at the national press club. today secretary perdue is expected to talk about what he hopes to see in a new farm bill and efforts to increase agricultural exports. his remarks at the national press club will be live at 1 p.m. eastern on c-span2. coming up, results from a special election in alabama to fill the u.s. senate seat vacated by jeff sessions. starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern tonight on c-span2 we will have results o

myrtle beach, south carolina. caller: good morning. , concern is 20 years ago donald trump was a democrat and 20 years ago, roy moore was a democrat. and roger moore -- host: roy moore. caller: and during that time and none of this ever came up until, you know, the republicans take control of the house and trump gets elected. and as far as the tape recording on the bus, that was a private conversation. and everybody's making a big deal out of that. cast t her who has no sin the first stone. host: do you believe -- you said roger moore. you believe roy moore? caller: he hasn't been convicted of anything. this is something that's pure hearsay. and we don't have any -- i mean, we got all these women who have come forward, but the democratic party is the one that has all of a sudden, want to bring this out. and now they want the women, they're going to try to flip this and this is what the the cravaack is doing with al franken -- dem accuratic doing, with al franken and the other illinois -- host: but should senator f

it happened on the 18-hundred block of myrtle street... that is just two blocks from west oakland middle school. police say the man was shot in the leg and is in the hospital in stable condition this morning. police have not released a description of the shooter. ( darya ) also in the east bay... a fire causes a half a million dollars in damage in oakland. it happened at a two story building on birch street. firefighters say the building was bing used as a marijuana grow house. firefighters have not said what started the fire. no body was injured. ( james ) in the north bay... people gathered to raise awareness about gun violence... and to commemorate the five year anniversary of the sandy hook school schooting. several hundred people gathered at piper park in larkspur... honoring the 20 children and six educators killed in the sandy hook school shooting. at yesterday's event... several speakers rallied for the change of america's gun laws. <(jen reidy/marin county lead, moms demand action): "our congress has done nothing since sandy hook

in my heart locket five daily round skinned kids, cousins, will be forever at play in the myrtle trees, days and the benefit june sunshine. i love to climb trees as much as my cousin michael did. an army here, a link there. just out from the trees for all sundresses. delicate skiing of pink and purple blooms. when we found unglued bonds on dock on your lawn we would gently press that they're not until the skin slipped and the fragile crinkle blossom emerged whole. meanwhile, inside the house through the living room picture window the results. beloved are forever passing their time in glancing distracted talk. so how is that an answer to your question? i grew up as one of a set of huge cousins, big sprawling family. my dad had 11 brothers and sisters and five of us were particularly close. myself, my brother and three children of my father's younger daughter and the baby of the family was michael, my baby cousin, youngest of the two. and we grew up together as equals . that's the point of that final concluding passage. bound by the love of family, bound by the love of starting in the sa

. >> myrtle beach. one of them.re and she started crying a way. i almost shed a tear. i put it on my instagram fast. >> didn't realize the connection so connecting to these young people. >> yeah. you know, so just to see that impact, you know, i said, man, i told music i'm here every day. every day just let me know i'm here. >> all right. gentleman, thank you very much. for coming in and sharing this with us today. >> thank you. >> thank you for having you. >> continued success. keep on keeping on and keep on the good work. reach these young people. they need somebody to talk to them and to relate to them and get them out of some of the situations they're in. we appreciate what you're doing. >> can i say one thing. >> make it quick. >> if anybody -- any kids out there, ya'll going through anything, nil violence, any domestic violence anything make sure you reach out to us personally. we talk to people all the time. hit me up on instagram at the darnell roy. hit dj young music up dj young music. hit us. >> we here. >