the in late 2016 iraqi troops descended on myrtle. it took them 9 months of bitter st battle to dislodge from the city and the surrounding area. 2017. so the jihadists, driven out of large parts of iraq, defeat, appeared imminent, for its fighters retreated only to launch repeated counter offensive using guerrilla tactics. the us led coalition forces. we took one city off to the next, while a growing number of spices were taken prisoner around 30000 were able to go into hiding where they remained on standby. as in sin jar, all that was left behind was a sea of rubble and tapering menache and we are now in the center of shingle to question that fashion. i yes, we'll base 2 years right here. one of them was the headquarters and the bunker. remember to tell him that you are just that they would retreat recover here. when the american planes attacked the american air raids meant the fighters couldn't venture out onto the street. so they had a system of tunnels built here. the video, the main tunnel went from over there to here. it's incre

you were with school 3 years in myrtle. yes. in muscle. how did you escape? to be honest. it still seems like a miracle. i can't even remember myself how exactly we managed to free ourselves from. we hid in tunnels under the ground. we were lying on munition to prove that they sell, you know, but i have to give birth to 2 children for them to children. yes. for all they know . i left them there. everyone in the camp as a victim. their body survived, but they sold a traumatized. if seen their families murdered their homes, destroyed, and their homeland taken away from them. now mia was 12 when she was abducted and raped. she says as photos of herself taken just days before her enslavement on the next photo. she's wearing a headscarf and is 6 months pregnant. nami survived by obeying orders and bearing her captive children. the video one being miss you children very much. but i had no choice that i asked children, they've killed my parents and my brothers and sisters was it was impossible to take the children with me. and i couldn't imagine taking them back to my community.

the in late 2016 iraqi troops descended on myrtle. it took them 9 months of bitter st battle to dislodge from the city and the surrounding area. 2017. so the jihad is driven out of large parts of iraq. defeat appeared imminent, for its fighters retreated only to launch repeated counter offensive using guerrilla tactics. the us led coalition forces. we took one city after the next, while a growing number of spices were taken prisoner around 30000 were able to go into hiding where they remained on standby. as in sin jar, all that was left behind was a sea of rubble and day bree menache . and we are now in the center of shingle the question that fashions even is will base 2 years right here. and one of them was the headquarters and the bunker on the number to tell him that they would retreat for cover here. when the american planes attacked the american air raids meant the fighters couldn't venture out onto the street. so they had a system of tunnels built here. we are use of the main tunnel went from over there to here. it's incredible

the in late 2016 iraqi troops descended on myrtle. it took them 9 months of bitter st. battle to dislodge it from the city and the surrounding area. 2017. so the jihad is driven out of large parts of iraq, defeats appeared imminent for its fighters retreated only to launch repeated counter offensive using guerrilla tactics. the us led coalition forces. we took one city off to the next, while a growing number of spices were taken prisoner around 30000 were able to go into hiding where they remained on standby. as in sin jar, all that was left behind was a sea of rubble and day bree manada. we are now in the center of shingle. the question that i is will base 2 years right here. one of them was the headquarters and the bunker on the number to tell him that you just that they would retreat the cover here. when the american planes attacked the buck with the american air raids meant the eye as fighters couldn't venture out onto the street. so they had a system of tunnels built here. we are inside the video of the main tunnel went from over

where in myrtle, yes, in muscle. how did you escape? to be honest, it still seems like a miracle. i can't even remember myself how exactly we managed to free ourselves. we hid in tunnels under the ground. we were lying on munition. just hopefully they sell, you know? but i have to give birth to 2 children for them to children. yes. for all they know . i left them there. everyone in the camp is a victim. their body survived, but they so that traumatized, they have seen their families murdered, their homes destroyed and their homeland taken away from them. now mia was 12 when she was abducted and raped. she says as photos of herself taken just days before her enslavement on the next photo. she's saying a headscarf and is 6 months pregnant. nami survived by obeying orders and bearing her captors. children the the in the video one being miss you children? yeah. very much because i had no choice that i asked children that killed my parents and my brothers and sisters was it was impossible to take the children with me. i couldn't imagine taking them back to my community. otherwise i jus

rejected germany and frances proposal to hold talks with russia, blacksmith suited chance angler, myrtle admitted it was a difficult decision. as eastern european leaders expressed concern of what they called moscow's aggressions and russia has warned the united kingdom, it will target any foreign warships testing it, have a tauriel claims in the waters off crimea. it follows the 10th compensation of the black seal. wednesday. russia says a british warship entered its territorial candidates, prime minister says the country must learn from its past after the discovery of more than 750 unmarked graves. the canadian 1st nations groups say they were found at the sight of a wilma residential school for indigenous children is the 2nd such discovery in less than a month. same bas robbie reports for canada's indigenous people. it's another tragic but not unexpected moment. less than a month after the remains of $215.00 children were found in british columbia. more unmarked graves uncovered at another catholic residential school in sketch. one province. we started our radar, penetrating research

for the man chosen to lead that party into september's federal vars. longs having chancellor, anglo myrtle is stepping down, i must say needs a decisive went in the state election to enjoy confidence and new party chief armand lustrous. but pulse show that the far right 80 is running a close 2nd. and researches at a volcano observatory and democratic republic of congo are blaming mismanagement for their failure to predict eruption at mountain are gone. go and a letter to president felix difficulty volcano. observe is complained of unpaid salaries and outdated equipment. now the other option killed more than 30 people and destroyed thousands of homes last month. conservationists are trying to protect some of them, bob boys, historical heritage. some of the oldest buildings in the capital herrera have been destroyed, to make way for modern developments. her test report had out in bobby's capital city, founded in 890 by british colonial settlers. this city used to be known as solsbury when the country was called rhodesia. more than 100 years later, modern buildings have come up. but you can s

paul in myrtle beach, south carolina, independent. what do you say, paul? >> yes, i do support daca. i was working for the u.s. census this past year, and met a daca kid that was working and seemed like a really good person. hearing his story. but i did want to say that i do agree that the border should be -- we should stop people coming at the border. i went to ireland a couple of years ago, and anybody that's been out of the united states, to come back into the united states knows the scrutiny you go through. i went through u.s. customs, three checkpoints, was really hassled about it. i'm an american citizen, and here you think, here's people just walking across the border and we're able to stop people in other countries from coming in. anyway, that's my thoughts. >> paul, tell us the story you heard from that young daca recipient. >> yeah, he was working in a store. i was trying to sign him up. i was a census recruiter and trying to get him to -- and he explained, i'm a daca kid. his parents, yeah, had brought him over here. he was -- and there was some

still moves everything and by tomorrow morning you'll still be having some activity from norle toifol myrtle beach. then we slide the cold front through and try things out by the time friday night is over. but really, it is the next couple of hours, david, where up to 70-mile-per-hour winds are >> all right, ginger zee tracking this all for us. ginger, thank you. everyone stay safe out there. >>> in the meantime, we turn next to the coronavirus pandemic in this country, with new concern tonight over adolescents and what they're seeing in hospitals. and news tonight that the u.s. has announced it will now share 25 million doses of vaccine with other countries around the world by the end of this month. here at home, that push to vaccinate. and this cdc expected to release a new report with troubling data on teens and covid hospitalizations. many ending up in the icu. they're now urging parents to get their teens vaccinated. and the numbers tonight. 168 million people with at least one dose. 60% now of everyone 12 years and older in this country. and dr. anthony fauci tonight and when we could

host: next in myrtle beach, south carolina. caller: i had a question on the filibuster part with mr. manchin. why can't you just suspend the filibuster for a period of 30 months so that the next election would occur and then you would send the legislation through, get it approved and then reinstate the filibuster so that should republicans -- the republicans come back and win the next presidency, they can suspend it and get things through that they want to get through. rather than have a logjam, it would entice people to vote next time as to whether or not went went through when the filibuster is suspended was worth it or not? guest: the senate and the house, they can do whatever they want. they want to get rid of the filibuster, they can but they don't. why? the president. if they want to paint the u.s. capitol bright purple, they can. they can do whatever they want. if they want to get rid of the filibuster, they can vote to get rid of it if they have a majority vote. they don't need republicans to help them. first of all, th

local sheriff's office says this bus in particular often transports hospitality workers to and from myrtle beach. whit, tonight investigators are working through that wreckage to see what went wrong. a similar crash between a williamsburg county transit bus and a car happened on that same road just two years ago. whit? >> alex, thank you. >>> now to iran and a presidential election that could have a significant impact on relations with the u.s. a hardliner, ebrahim raisi, winning in a landslide, taking 62% of the vote. he's voiced support for rejoining nuclear talks with the united states. nbc's chief global affairs anchor, martha raddatz, is in iran tonight. >> reporter: tonight celebration and fireworks in tehran for the supporters of iran's new president, ebrahim raisi, under u.s. sanctions for human rights abuses and a favorite of iran's supreme leader. his victory considered a given. but some 52% of eligible voters stayed home, more than any time in the history of presidential elections since iran's 1979 revolution. at a park on the outskirts of tehran tonight, we spoke to a young ska

>>> it's a day of surf and sun at myrtle beach. the summer solstice is tonight. we also recognize today is father's day, and if you can't be with him, even a zoom call will work. congratulations. happy father's day, all you dads. that's a wrap for me. my friend yasmin joins us next. >>> good afternoon, everybody. plenty of news on this sunday afternoon. it starts with your voting rights, politicians and activists are demanding change. in austin a rally with headliners like beto o'rourke. >>> chewing schumer is ready to show you which of his colleagues will stand up for voting rights. >>> and how will this plan get paid for? the red line. bernie sanders says he will thought cross a red -- >>> and at the heart of the issue, one members of congress, an accomplice in the days leading up to that event. what impact could new leadership have. >>> and the coronavirus still impacting daily lives here and at home. >>> plus what the cruise industry is doing right now to keep the business aflow and vacations a reality. >>> right now, though, texas is ground zero on the ongoi

this is a myrtle tavern. 300 fans have been invited.ance with covid regulations at the moment to be able to watch the game on a huge screen. it is the first time in 15 months that this pub has been able to hold an event such as this. let's be honest, it's a year it was supposed to take place, it being euro 2020 but being held in 2021. joining me today is the assistant manager of the pub. ple nty of plenty of tables outside. we have been _ plenty of tables outside. we have been able — plenty of tables outside. we have been able to cater for more people, finally— been able to cater for more people, finally get _ been able to cater for more people, finally get some atmosphere back. difficult _ finally get some atmosphere back. difficult to do football and drink as well, it is always a heady combination, you have got the added complication of

information on the killing of maggie myrtle anderson paul. the number on your screen 803, 896, 2605, the two members of a prominent south carolina family found shot to death on their stateless we globally searching the swampy area near where their bodies are found. police have not made any arrest, no suspects named. >> acting boston mayor kim janie says she does not support the death penalty for the boston marathon bomber, tweeting i remain strongly opposed to the death penalty and respect the independence of our judiciary is the case continues. that weakens the day after the department of justice urged the supreme court to reinstate the death penalty against the bonner after his death sentence was overturned last year. >> juneteenth one signature from being a federal holiday, a piece of legislation made it through the senate, juneteenth refers to june 19th, a day back in 1865 when us soldiers ordered people in texas to grant their slaves freedom two years after president lincoln's emancipation proclamation was signed. >> the nypd also gradua

i have some memories at myrtle beach.cohol or at least when i was growing up there you couldn't buy alcohol. so you go north carolina to buy it for your family if you ran out on sundays. we used to go there and our state dance is the shag and my dad and mom are beautiful dancers. we would go -- i would watch the shag competition. brian: what's a shag. ainsley: like a 1, 2, 3 back step. if you are a shagger you move smoothly. ducks, at fat harolds a place can you go and watch amazing dancers. those are the places where you can go if you are ever in myrtle beach can you play golf and eat really good seafood. brian: and you can shag. ainsley: you can shag. brian: that was supposed to my hello. that was supposed to be my hello, how dare you. steve: anyway, we have another hour of news. anyway, let's talk a little bit about coronavirus. two big headlines yesterday. scott gottlieb fda commissioner what he said was about a year ago dr. fauci went to europe and said yeah, you know what? it could be a lab leak. really? it's becaus

ainsley: myrtle beach, south carolina. beautiful.ege. everyone, most people stay in that state because it's so great. steve: do you know what? 7:01 in the east. right now is the perfect time a lot of people are out walking that beach this morning before the crowds approach because it's summertime. brian: yep. and with metal detects tores to try to get that ring, that bracelet that watch, right? and radio shack would have the best ones, $25. ainsley: you see those more in movies than you actually do on the beach. myrtle beach named after the wax shrub. steve: 7:31 we already learned something. ainsley: pass that along to your co-workers at the water cooler if you are going to work. hey, by the way. brian by your refrigerator. steve: used to be water coolers now all the water is individually packaged for safety. ainsley: 7:02 on the east coast. mark meredith joins us live outside of the white house. more on the president's highly anticipated visit today. >> vice president kamala harris is waking up in mexico city later today. she is go

. ♪ usaa ♪ >>> it's a day at the beach, in myrtle beach.e longest day of 2021. meaning the most daylight of the entire year, and it's also father's day. plenty of dads hitting the beaches or staying home with their families. >> new alarming temperatures are affecting millions across the country. the dangerous heat is also impacting the water supply and power usage. nbc's steve patterson has more on the new normal. >> if you live in one of nearly a dozen states right now, just setting foot outside is considered a perilous act. >> it's extremely hot. >> 30 million americans are under some form of excessive heat advisory. sweltering in record-shattering temperatures. >> i feel like i'm in a space ship most of the day. i go in my car which is air conditioned, my apartment which is air conditioned, my office which is air conditioned. we're in a strange new world. >> scientists say that's exactly what we're living in, a sprawling high-pressure dome of heat covering an entire region, intensified by human caused climate change that year by year is

georgetown sheriff's office said the bus was ticking workers to myrtle beach where many performed housekeepingsrd the bus and two in the suv died. president biden's dog champ died at 13 years old. german shepherd was rescued as a puppy in 2008. the president and first lady released a statement saying that their hearts are heavy and he will always be missed. now back to dateline. now back to dateline ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to dateline. i'm natalie morales. three years after sandra galas murder, the investigation had stalled. and her chief daryl perry, like sanders father larry, chief perry knew the pain of losing a child. motivated by their shared grief, he asked state investigators to take a look at the file, and remarkably, they found new evidence. but in a case full of twists, there was another one just around the corner. here again is keith morrison with the other side of paradise. >> it took a scientific breakthrough to finally get larry mendonca the help he was pleading for. touch dna, microscopic skin cells on sandra's shirt and brawl. it was a match to darren. >> when that result came in,

. >>> it's a day of surf and sun at myrtle beach. the summer solstice is tonight.lations. happy father's day, all you dads. that's a wrap for me. my friend yasmin joins us next. >>> good afternoon, everybody. plenty of news on this sunday afternoon. it starts with your voting rights, politicians and activists are demanding

in addition to the myrtle beach and miami beach, and that'll round out our top five.re traditionally more crowded. liz: well, i find it all really interesting to see how quickly we see the snapback after the lockdowns of 15 months. steve kau finishinger of trip add visor -- kaufer, thank you very much. >>> arnold donald is the ceo of carnival cruise lines, he's right here on "the claman countdown" tomorrow. i know a lot of you are dying to get on a cruise ship, so we will have him tomorrow to answer some of your questions. closing bell ringing in seven minutes, "the claman countdown" coming right back. ♪ ♪ with cutting-edge tech, world-class interiors, . . extraordinary runs in the family. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional financing offers on select suvs. i became a sofi member because i needed to consolidate my credit card debt. i needed just one simple way to pay it all off. it was an easy decision to apply with sofi loans, just based on the interest rate and how much i would be saving. there was only one that stood out and one that actually made

this happened saturday morning just south of myrtle beach when a transit bus was headed south.ee people were in the suv. they were killed. one person was killed. >> how did anybody survive that looking at those pictures. incredible. >>> president biden is mourning the loss of first dog champ. the first dog died peacefully at home at the age of 13. the bidens got champ as a puppy back in 2008. really cute picture from 2008 with the president and champ. inspiration from his name from the president's father who would always tell him any time you get knocked down, champ, get back up. the president and first lady have another german shepard named major that they adopted in 2018. >>> madison square garden is reopening with a mega foo fighters concert. the first 100% capacity concert at the new york arena since march 2020. guests will have to show proof of vaccination and they will not be required to wear masks to get in. meantime, the foo fighters say they are dedicating this performance to their long-time stage manager that passed away just a few days ago. >>> residents of georgia a

trooper speaking out tonight about this month's double murder of a mother and son from a prominent myrtleily and the possible connection to a now-reopened fatal 2015 cold case investigated but never believed was actually the result of an alleged hit-and-run. >> nothing about this case from the very beginning pointed towards it being hit-and-run. there was no evidence that, you know, pointed towards a vehicle even being involved in it. it looks like it was more staged, look possibly the body had been placed in the roadway. >> shannon: so the coroner's report of the time concluded that 19-year-old stephen smith was most likely killed by being hit in the head by the mirror of a passing semitruck. police said he was walking on a two-lane road after running out of gas. you can hear the trooper is not buying that an apparent live there's been something discovered in this double murder that may be connected to that case. as we showed you, we are continuing to monitor a second night of protests in rock hill, south carolina. we are hearing reports of several arrests there tonight as tensions escal

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morning in the head-on collision of a bus and suv in georgetown county, south carolina just south of myrtle the two people in the suv and one person from the bus died. jon: download the fox news app. can you scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/alps. well, house democrats saikat lick bishops are targeting people who support abortion. this comes after the u.s. conference of catholic bishop plan aimed at public figures possibly including president biden who don't stuart support the church's teachings on the matter. lauren blanchard has more it will call out catholics who will conflict policies like abortion rights. they voted to draft a statement. that must be approved in november it could provide a way to deny those like president biden and speaker pelosi from the most sacred of catholic rituals. some accuse conservative bishops of doing this to hurt democrats in 2022 and 2024. >> rush to this and i don't think the holy spirit traditionally works that quickly. >> we have never had a situation like this where the executive is a catholic president who is opposed to the teaching

beautiful beaches in wilmington and in charleston and south carolina for myrtle beach.e damaging winds. in addition to some flooding rainfall. this is what it looked like about 48 hours ago. mississippi, various locations reported more than a foot of precipitation. and yes, in the vicinity of montgomery and further to the south. there you can see some of the deepest convection. those roads were very treacherous. i'm sure the visibility was very poor. it was a typical scenario to develop for tragedy that we heard with the ten lives claimed there to the south of wilmington. all right. we still have tropical storm watches and warnings out. most of the coast of north carolina is under a tropical storm warning so be very careful if you're at the beach. it's probably not going to be a time to into the water. >> karen gamaginnis, thanks for the update. >>> william scott richardson just celebrated his 1st birthday. he's recognized as the most premature baby ever born. he was delivered five months before his due date weighing less than a pound. doctors gave him a 0% chance of su

and myrtle, a tells our amberleigh that he's now hypervigilant and expects a long road to recovery. he says he's receiving counseling and relying on the help of family and friends. he also tells amber that he had planned to retire in august. now he just doesn't know if he'll ever be back to work. and if you would like to help the victims of the mass shooting in san jose and their families the community group working partnerships. yusa is collecting donations through its union community resource is program and we put a link on our website ktvu calm or you can just scan the code that you see right now on your screen still ahead tonight, a san francisco police officer on patrol alone is overpowered by a homeless man, so bystanders jump in to help. why that officer was without a partner and what we're learning about the suspect. such scary video. they're also tomorrow. the devil. line for companies and businesses in the south bay to record the vaccination status of their employees in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everyth

here's a live look at myrtle beach, south carolina. it's a beach day right now, but all of that is expected to change as that storm heads that way. certainly a destructive storm that we're dealing with, kari. how are things looking now? >> yeah. i think they can stay on the beach in south carolina because it's moving off the coast and it kind of missed that area as it moved through north carolina. right now, as we see, the storm continuing to move away. the weather conditions will be improving as it moves back out over open water and stays over open water over the next few days. we'll be watching that. bring you home as the sun is rising right now with a live look outside in san jose. it's a beautiful start to our first full day of summer. temperatures in the upper 50s. it's going to slowly warm up today. it's going to be very much like it was yesterday as our highs reach into the low 80s here. some mid 80s for morgan hill as well as heading over toward antioch, north bay temperatures in santa rosa reaching 82 degrees. we'll see some 6

also, chancellor, myrtle will go to the us and i think there is the very strong will on both sides to find solutions. of course, it is always better for free trade and to prosperity to avoid terrorists and to it was really bad to be in this staggering system. and so i think the proactive signal of brussels to suspend further increases of terrorists on our side. it gives a good signal, but it will not be easy because you have to find a compromise and win win for both sides. now briefly, my spend shared concerns over china's growing assertiveness and human rights record were also discussed during the minister out myers washington trip. how are you as the american chamber of commerce, positioning yourself, when it comes to china? 12, china is an important partner for trade, as for all industries and also for the u. s. and the width is not acting like in the cold war, and sometimes it's mentioned, but what is important and what the american chamber of commerce and all members subscribe is there should be a level playing field, same conditions for everybody everywhere. and there is no way

that attack happened on myrtle avenue near jarvis avenue. new attend tonight. ktvu azenith smith joins us now live with more on what happened and why a fish and wildlife expert says he's not surprised azenith smith. well, julie, this happened in the overnight hours here in this busy suburban neighborhood, the cat owner says, if it could happen here, it could happen anywhere. i was prepared to have to put her down, but i love her. i'm so happy that she's okay. shannon homes, beloved pet ginger is on pain, meds and antibiotics slowly walking and eating after shannon says the 16 year old outdoor cat was attacked by a coyote bewildered. i couldn't believe it at first, uh, they really don't belong around here. but with the heat and the drought, ray ochoa lives across the street. he was woken up thursday around 1 45 in the morning twist screeching sound when he looked out his window. he saw a coyote grabbing ginger by the neck and i just, uh, ran outside as quickly as i could. just a chest off the coyote. he gave it to good shakes as i was approaching him, and i fina

it is exciting me to see and visit the first cross eliminated timber mill in oregon, just south of myrtle creek where i was born. dr johnson, a company there put together a hand made press, and rachel was where my father was born, said seem particularly close in closing a loop. but we also had a very sophisticated and almost science fiction automated mass plywood mill so there's many options in this mass timber role for engineered products. so my basic point here is we need to have the research that is necessary to answer these questions. and then we need to have a compiled into questions that are digestible to inform this subcommittee, congress as a whole, to inform public debate. can we work with you to make sure that the research is being targeted to these types of questions that are important. there's other important questions of course, different parts of the country. but then that we get the type of reports that would really help inform our discussion? >> absolutely, senator. we'd be glad to let you know what we are working on. let me just make two quick points. our research station

myrtle mccumber received a dividend in shares she didn't get cash. taxes and the supreme court agreed there you have it. you only pay when you realize a gain. >> -- problem is who becomes the referee for fair and after 40-something years in congress, i would think the president understands exactly what is going on with tax laws anyway, thank you, david back to jim, david and carl. didn't mean to leave you guys out. >> all right rick. thank you very much. rick santelli. relatively flattish action as we await the big number of the week cpi coming thursday. in the meantime oil is back below 69 "squawk on the street" continues in a minute. this is how you become the best! [wrestling bell rings] [music: “you're the best” by joe esposito] ♪ try to be best 'cause you're only a man ♪ ♪ and a man's gotta learn to take it ♪ ♪ try to believe though the going gets rough ♪ ♪ that you gotta hang tough to make it ♪ ♪ you're the best! around! ♪ ♪ nothing's gonna ever keep you down ♪ [triumphantly yells] ♪ you're the best! around! ♪ [ding] don't get mad. get e*trade

>> hi, we're the reman family from myrtle beach, south carolina. >> we watch the "today" show every morning of the virtual plaza, and it is nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. >> indeed, it sure is. >>> tomorrow on "today," it's been called the summer of princess diana the 40th anniversary of her royal wedding and what would have been her, get this, 60th birthday, both coming up next month. tomorrow, we'll have a live report from kensington palace, where her wedding gown is going on display. >>> now let's get to your news at 8:00. the world's largest meat supplier is hoping to get most of its u.s. plants back online today after hackers crippled it with a ransomware attack tom costello has more on this latest cyber crime targeting americans in a way that can certainly affect their day to day lives. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. more infrastructure. this time, the critical food supply chain jbs, though, says it believes it is making significant progress in addressing the attack that was launched over the weekend. yesterday, six jbs plants were offline in the unite

. ♪♪ stuart: that is myrtle beach. a lot of people on that beach and it is not even lunch time.valuable investment where it is more democratic for bitcoin, you know what you're getting into and have your choice whether you want to buy in. stuart: very quick answer. serial rights this. you were talking about sneakers and suits. we don't see it but what is to wearing every day? shoes? flip-flops? no flip-flops with i have one set of sneakers and i'm wearing them right now. what are you wearing, ashley? ashley: i am wearing jeans and sneakers. now i have to call the paramedics. stuart: what are you wearing? >> i have high heels on for once. i haven't worn high heels and a long time. i am proud of it. stuart: full disclosure susan is wearing heels as well. in the interests of getting a lot of questions and we move on. someone calling himself or herself guppy loves wants to know have you ever met any of the beatles? no, i have not. i got close to the queen of england, 6 feet away and i did interview margaret thatcher but that is it, no beatles. who is the favorite celebrity you ever

i'm getting tired of hearing all these people giving away things because i winter in myrtle beach and can tell you this, there is a huge mexican population down there and they get on welfare, getting all the food stamps, and they go to the hospitals. if you have a real problem, you cannot get into the emergency room's. -- rooms. they don't have to pay a thing. host: new york times, june 19, 1865 marking the end of slavery in texas and around the country. now a federal holiday, juneteenth, and this was the scene in harlem. the expression of freedom as it has its 12th federal holiday commemorating the event signed into law by president biden after was passed unanimously by the senate and overwhelmingly in the house. sophia is joining us from the bronx in new york on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning, steve. happy father's day. host: and to all the other dads. thank you, sophia. caller: all day yesterday i talked about the subject because i had a nice week last week. i am really following this politics thing. one of the guys, i forgot his name, because i always flip

host: next in myrtle beach, south carolina.aller: i had a question on the filibuster part with mr. manchin. why can't you just suspend the filibuster for a period of 30 months so that the next election would occur and then you would send the legislation through, get it approved and then reinstate the filibuster so that should republicans -- the republicans come back and win the next presidency, they can suspend it and get things through that they want to get through. rather than have a logjam, it would entice people to vote next time as to whether or not went went through when the filibuster is suspended was worth it or not? guest: the senate and the house, they can do whatever they want. they want to get rid of the filibuster, they can but they don't. why? the president. if they want to paint the u.s. capitol bright purple, they can. they can do whatever they want. if they want to get rid of the filibuster, they can vote to get rid of it if they have a majority vote. they don't need republicans to help them. first of all, they

. ♪ ♪ ainsley: that is north myrtle beach, south carolina.that place is about to start hopping because in the summer it is so busy. there are so many beautiful golf courses there and lots of people go there for all the rides. they have amusement ride there gri up going there. it's a lot of fun. y'all will have to try it this is will and we have lawrence i'm such lucky girl today. filling in for steve and brian. will: a native south korea south south carolinian the.i don't kne beginning of memorial day or the end. we are now officially in summer. ainsley: we are feeling it. the official day is june 21st. will: not for me. ainsley: it's june 1 can you believe that? where has the year gone. getting back to normal. lawrence: you are going to here a lot of y'all south carolina and texas. the south is taking over fox news. >> no sugar june no. processed foods. i'm going to clean my body out. ainsley: do you eat a lot of sugar what's your favorite. >> donuts. will: you will be miserable the next week and go through and be full of energy. ainsley: lo