we were on myrtle beach.the fireworks off into the water. >> sparklers? >> even others. >> m 80s? >> and because myrtle beach is 60 miles of beaches, right, the grand strands, they call it, if you stands on the beach, if you look to your left you will see fireworks going all the way down for all those miles. >> is that you? >> yes, doing fireworks then on the right fire as far as the eye can see, the most beautiful thing, i always, always miss myrtle beach. >> throw back? >> throw back. >> but equally fun is on the parkway tonight. >> so excited. still going to have fun, and i get a concert, don't have that in myrtle beach. >> she ' so excited and cannot fight it. >> exactly. >> gabby douglas, gold medal winner in the olympics with her team, and simmone biles reveal they've been bullied and body shamed, even after the olympics, alex. >> so they're showing off their athletic figures in next month's cover of teen vogue. doug lad said she was ridiculed about her arms and hair even wanted to quit at one point, bu

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 2 git got there, rick took the stand. >> 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 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. >> 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 gagnon. with that, the jurors filed out to deliberate. rick waited with his attorneys, and the woman many felt to be at the hea

i don't know the area in myrtle beach experienced that level of flow simply because myrtle beach would hit much more a coastal event theirs was a lower return interval. their maps in south carolina are done by the state of south carolina. we provide the funding to the state who leads that mapping effort in concert with the local communities so they have to meet our engineering standards but those dollars were put in the state to do the work to make sure that we had the best data, drive towards accuracy and throughout the process, you highlight the last 90 days which is codified but the mapping process with the communities lasted for than four years with a series of public meetings. i don't know that we always get the right people in those meetings and we are working to make sure that just across the board how do we get -- not only just local elected but business leaders in the community engaging with us. if there are better answers, i want to know about them. but those maps are done in a way so that we do have something that is credible when it's done. >> last point before -- >> thank

. >> she and rick found a home in myrtle beach. after a long strulg sggle she w waed raed di to get on her feet. >> charlie and diane agreed reluctantly, to let the boys move in with bambi and rick. >> momma was concerned. >> did she want to hold onto the boys? >> she said she would like for them to continue to stay with her. >> she thought bambi couldn't catch a break. >> everybody pretty much treated b bambi had. >> the issues were simmering into an angry family drama. a few weeks after the boys were turned over it happened. it was april 12th, a tuesday morning bambi called her mom, no answer. one of the barn plois went up to the house to look for him. >> 911. >> she is laying on the floor and there's blood ever where. >> blood everywhere? >> yes. >> an appalling site. the old farmhouse they loved so well was now a crime scene. >> coming up, charlie and diane parker lying dead in their home own. an investigation begins. some small stray drops after blood might provide a huge clue. >> it appeared someone involved in the crime was

so from new mexico through west texas and a few spots here in florida and myrtle beach through the outer banks. could be 113 heat index in the shade today. here are some of the high temperatures. it is from the rockies to the east coast. it will be very warm throughout many spots the desert heat has resumed. a little bit above average of 100. it >> you have to get ready because it is july. >> it's like the mild of winter should be very cold, it should be hot now. >> yes. >>> a daring rescue where police are the heros. you're watching "early today." t coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of ho

. >> reporter: on his way to myrtle beach, the navy veteran was driving through the tiny town of turbeville, south carolina, population 800, when he was pulled over. >> i was speeding and i was definitely willing to pay the ticket. >> reporter: but this one was different -- $388, citing a town ordinance passed in 2003, much higher than the typical state fine but with an upside, no points assessed on his license. >> speed trap is basically what that is. >> reporter: he ended up fighting the ticket, ultimately paying $150 for the state penalty but getting points on his record. this retired couple was also stopped driving back from a vacation in florida. >> of course, it's not fair. this is how they support the town, then there's something wrong. >> reporter: now a class-action lawsuit has been filed alleging the town, covering less than two square miles, is being unjustly enriched by using a local ordinance to fine drivers when a state law is already on the books. despite repeated requests for an interview, town officials here declined to speak to us on camera citing the ongoing lawsuit. the

. >> case in point, myrtle beach, south carolina.ty that during the 1,000-year flood, there were thousands of homes that were not impacted by a 1,000-year flood, that according to the new maps that are coming out, there will be 35,000 homeowners that will be required to buy flood insurance in areas where there hasn't ever been a flood to include the latest thousand-year flood. so it brings into question, how we're mapping, where we're mapping, and is it actually accurate mapping. the 90-day period to respond, to petition the -- to provide a petition to say something's not working here, is it fairly a short amount of time -- i know it's codified in law -- but it seems to me that a longer period to dispute what the nfip comes to the conclusion would be helpful. >> let me take these in sequence. let me start with south carolina. i spent quite a bit of time with your insurance commissioner ray farmer following the event. and i think, mr. chairman, there's an interesting corollary we learned in south carolina. a hundred thousand household

also for the beaches of the carolinas like wilmington, and into myrtle beach. it's really going to feel hot out there. even if you're right on the shoreline. across the country, for the fourth, looking great in new england. boston, and the cape looks great. but we'll watch out for some storms building right in the center of the country. bet sni >> all right. it's going to be a hot one for a lot of folks. thank you so much. chaos at a kenny chesney concert sends dozens to the e.r. plus marvel comic has a new super villain. can you guess who it is? you're watching "first look." i'm worried i can't find a safe used car. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com try duo fusion!ing antacids? new, two in one heartburn relief. the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in

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therapist all is -- ever" is 30 additional stores including locations in san francisco, myrtle beacharolina, and nashville. the rich ellerson will ask the judge overseeing bankruptcy -- the retailer will ask the judge overseeing bankruptcy to cancel leases. that is your business flash update. amanda: the was economy rose less than forecast -- the u.s. economy rose less than forecast during the quarter. the underlying domestically generated growth in the u.s. is weakening of it, mainly because of electoral uncertainty. but it is not collapsing. we should expect growth somewhere below 2%. the u.s. is not going to be dragging the world into a growth recession. that happens elsewhere in europe and possibly in china. >> it is not in the sense of a trend. if you go back to the fourth quarter of 2015 -- willem: i think it is slowing down to somewhere below 2%. we still are probably on that. it may come down a bit but it is not anything to really at this growth national income data and see -- >> more data is trickling out from the eco-data we got. inventories subtracted about 1.16 percentage

. >> when i lived in myrtle beach we didn't live far from the beach. my co-workers because we work morning shift we would get off and have the rest of our day to hang out. we would do. that bring out blue tooth speakers and it brought people together. one of the things about the beach is you get to spend time with folks. in your head phones listening to headphones you don't gent to have interact and dance and talk about the new song out but i understand people like to go to the beach and relax and read so they get both sides but maybe they should have a loud section of the beach, this is quiet. >> can you see me from this angle. >> this is what your life is like when you talk to people. >> this is what it is like. people are always say was so and so tall. i have no concept of height. everybody is taller then me. >> you see up peoples noses. >> is there something up there that i need to see. >> you are good. >> but let me know. >> of course you don't clean your nose, i can tell, i will let you know sometimes. >> appreciate it. >> is everything okay. >>

myrtle beach at 104. no relief. as we look at the national map, relief stretching from arizona to nevada. nice weather in california. mid section of the country with a slight risk of activity. especially in rapid city, south dakota. that is the look at the nationa >>> good morning, everyone. the best chance for rain, later on this afternoon, especially north and west of town. warm and muggy, high temperature of 84 degrees. maybe a decent beach day after all, the farther east you go, the drier we stay. unsettled tonight, showers and storms, low of 72 degrees. tomorrow, unfortunately there is more rain on the way for your send, especially early. monday showers and storms drying out by the middle of next week. >>> and that's our f of weather. >> dave, thank you. still to come, the ships are still coming in after a year sailing around the world. what will it feel like being back on dry land? >>> we are back now. hello. on a saturday morning with the i'm all turned around. they have patience. their lives have been tested

myrtle beach at 104. no relief. as we look at the national map, relief stretching from arizona to nevada. nice weather in california. mid section of the country with a slight risk of activity. especially in rapid city, south dakota. th is the look atat >> good morning. i'm meteorologist krystal klei. we're looking at a forecast that includes possibility of showers and thunderstorms. spotty throughout the region. throughout the afternoon and your evening. so in center city today, temperature of 85. allentown at 83. notice no one skipping out on the .of pocket thunderstorms. same in new jersey and delaware. little lower temperature, upper 70s. lower 80s along the jersey shore but still the possibility of showers. >>> and that's our first check weather. r. >> dave, thank you. still to come, the ships are still coming in after a year sailing around the world. what will it feel like being back on dry land? but first this is "today" on nbc. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. who do you talk to for military a

in wilmington it will feel like 103 degrees this afternoon and in myrtle beach, 102.issa: we got dressed in new york so there you go, thank you for that. jon: the democratic national convention wrapping up last night and it's already drawing comparisons to the gop gathering in cleveland. critics say some media outlets devoted more time to clinton's convention than they did to donald trump's. hillary clinton needed to deliver a strong speech and she certainly did tonight. for nearly an hour she offered specific proposals, repeatedly ridiculed donald trump and his ideas, he embraced so many of bernie sanders ideas area he laid out a specific plan, celebrated on the same stage with her family and with tim kane and his family, his her vice presidential running mate history was made here, now accepting the nomination of a major political party in the united states, first time in american history alone has, 96 years after winning the right to vote we are marking this historic occasion where a woman finally has been able to achieve what many others before hillary clinton had

myrtle beach at 104. no relief. as we look at the national map, relief stretching from arizona to nevada. nice weather in california. mid section of the country with a slight risk of activity. especially in rapid city, south dakota. that is the look at the >>> good morning, bay area. clouds and fog in san francisco. from the san bernardino cam, just low clouds. in the bay area, there is sunshine like the tri-valley, 64 degrees there, and south bay in the low 60s. later on this afternoon, it's not as hot for some of us. still warm, but san francisco, you'll be in the upper 60s, so comfortable there, but north bay, 85 degrees, and south bay, another warm one at 93. take it easy. >>> and that's our first check of weather. >> dave, thank you. still to come, the ships are still coming in after a year sailing around the world. what will it feel like being back on dry land? but first this is "today" on nbc. (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and y

last week on vacation with her grandparents in myrtle beach, she snuck outside and tried to go swimminge search and discovery hill haunts her grandmother. >> i was sitting there. she just screamed. she's like mom, she's in the pool. i automatically just darted out, jumped in the pool, grand her out -- grabbed her out and started cpr. at the same time i prayed. >> reporter: a retired army special forces medic happened to be staying next door. he rushed to help. >> so i checked her pulse. there wasn't one. there was no respirations. her eyes did not react at all. >> reporter: in his tours of duty and current job, he has worked to save many lives and has a good sense of who'll make it. >> i wanted her to be residence us tated. it was a poor prognosis. >> reporter: he continued cpr for ten minutes with no signs of life. >> that impacted everyone at the scene. so when she took that breath, it was amazing. it was really good. >> i was thankful, thank god that he was there. >> reporter: her family estimates she had been under water for five, maybe even ten minutes. the take home here, don't le

if you're a teenager in south carolina looking for some weekend fun, myrtle beach is the place to go. frisbee. chastity ueten from south carolina decided to treat her high school son zane and his son chandler to two nights on the beach to celebrate their graduation. >> i don't get to do it that much so it's something that is every once in a blue moon. >> reporter: chastity reserved their room over the phone with a debit card. when they arrived they wanted the card again. need your p.i.n. number. >> reporter: chastity figured maybe the first time was to hold the room but after the boys checked out she saw that both debits actually went through taking money twice from her bank account. she called the hotel owner several times but he told her he checked and didn't see an error. >> i tried to explain to him that it was in my bank statement he took it out. he says, well, i don't believe i done that. >> tell me what happened. >> reporter: chastity called the abc news fixer who reviewed her they clearly showed two debits, both for $168, six days apart. our fixer took everything to the hotel

that is the team arriving back in myrtle beach after leaving omaha after completing the ultimate upset. michelle: coastal carolina. alison: from conway, south carolina. beat baseball giant arizona. a chantaclear is a character from a judi dench is seizing the day. michelle: with a tattoo for her 81st birthday. it reads "carpe diem" on her wrist. her daughters paid for it. alison: pretty cool. michelle: we want to let you know what is coming up next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- normally you get out of the water when you see a shark in the surf. find out why they are excited about the 11-footer and where it was spotted. alison: still ahead, big acts like billy joel and bruise springsteen set to rock nats park. then, of course, "hamilton" will be at the kennedy center. good luck to get tickets. looking for secondary market, we'll help you avoid counterfeits up next. michelle: check this out. 12-feet long. a tiger shark caught and tagged in north carolina. the pictures and the videos posted to facebook this week. researchers getting close enough to tag it before sending it back out into the a

folley stadium in wilmington where the blue rocks will play under blue skies tonight taking on myrtle beach at 6:35. the humidity is taking a break but not for long. >> feels so much better out there today. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena par convenient has a first look. >> yeah, with the lower humidity makes everythingfield feel more comfortable. today we have that and you still have. it enjoy it nice and dry outside. taking a live look outat "sex in the city." clouds around, but for the most part mostly sunny. also, don't forget your seven-day forecast always at the bottom of the screen with the new neighborhood weather. right now in philadelphia 83 degrees, a light wind and low humidity, so the comfort continues. tomorrow though the humidity will start to go up just a bit. nice and dry on radar. no rain coming anytime soon so even off to our west we're nice and dry and will stay in this dry air pattern for the next couple of days and then rain chances by the middle of the week. the plan for tonight, mid-80s and by 10:00 p.m. mid-70s and tomorrow morning for philadelphia right aro

the coastal carolinas where it's going to feel like 108 degrees today in savannah, georgia, 105, myrtle beach. good day to get to the beach, 102 expected in birmingham, alabama. all the way up to the canadian like it's over 100. cool front will start to cool things down but not happening at least until tomorrow. weak cool front trying to get across the northeast here. at least drier air as far as humidity goes, should be a nice day from chicago up through detroit after the storms last night and 84 degrees expected in charleston then right in the middle between the warm and cold front is where we see active thunderstorms i think late in the day today getting into the i-95 corridor. some of those could be on the severe side. looking ahead to next week and the end of next week, it's showing below average temperatures across northwest but above average from dallas up through the northeast so if you >> good saturday morning.y it is another sticky one. 93 as the forecast high. we could see an isolated thunderstorm. gorgeous for saturday. >> this weather report is brought to you by petsmart. forget

myrtle beach 90 decrease is the water temperature -- degrees is the water temperature. >> reporter: goodrologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. heavy downpours across southeastern burlington and ocean counties. 89 degrees feeling like the mid 90s. more pop-up showers and thunderstorms. i can't remember what that is. this weather cast is brought to you by fruit of the loom. earl. i think it's earl. >> edward? >> rob, mr. rico suave rocking the pocket square this morning. but coming up on "gma," a casual rob. doing the nascar of the air. drone racers taking off to the skies to show their incredible moves. >> he's hallucinating. >> something is happening. >> what is going on with your hands? >> was there a defibrillator nearby? >> i needed one. trust me. so fun. >>> and the moment we have all been waiting for. besides seeing rob fly a drone. convention trivia. with a "pop news" twist. sara puts jonathan karl to the test. >> jon karl, whoo! >> karl knows all. i'm betting on jon. >> karl knows all. i'll betting on jon. they're breathable underwear from fruit of the loom. [gasp] wh

myrtle beach, you may see that on the fourth. the fourth looks clear. temperatures warm, in the 90s. for daytona peach, unfortunately we have storms in your forecast with really warm conditions. as we head to the gulf coast, it's looking different. temperatures will stay in the 90s. a high heat index. panama city, you could see storms for sunday and monday with temperatures in the 90s. as we head to california, what we're looking at is fantastic weather. it's going to be cooler. temperatures into the 60s for a good portion of the weekend. looking good. 74 for santa monica. and into the 70s. forecast for sunday shows temperatures warm and comfortable. boston, 83. 85, new york city. stormy in st. louis. we'll watch for the flooding. dallas, up to 99 degrees. san antonio, you will hit the 100 mark. 106 in phoenix. not 120 like we saw a week or so ago. the heat is building for boise, salt lake city, billings, montana. highs in the 90s. notice 70 in seattle. it will get cooler by the time we get to the fourth. here's your forecast for the big fourth of july.

>> april 8th, 2011, myrtle beach, south carolina.s ryan headley 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 s

atlanta and coastal carolinas where it will feel like 108 degrees in savanna, georgia, 105 in myrtle beachod day to get out to the beach. 102 in birmingham, alabama. look at that all the way up to the canadian border and beyond it will feel like over hundred degrees, cool sun up here will cool things down but that is not happening until tomorrow. weak cool front trying to get across the northeast here, at least dryer eras far as humidity goes. nice day for chicago up through detroit after the storms last night and 84 degrees in charleston. right in the middle between warm and cold front where we will see active thunderstorms late in the day today getting in the i-95 corridor, some on the severe side. looking ahead to next week and end of next week, breaks is showing below average temperatures across northwest but above average from dallas up through the northeast. if you like heat, humidity it is coming. that is nationally. here's is your local forecast. >> all right, good morning everyone i'm meteorologist chris soars with this accu weather update. cloudy skies, patchy fog in some locatio

i flew in from myrtle beach in south carolina where i teach at the coastal carolina university. the flight was overbooked in typical fashion. i should not mention the name of the company since we're on tv. -- maybe i should for that reason. almost did not make it on the flight. very kind lady stepped in and said, i'll stay here tonight so you can go to your conference. i was very thankful to her. then she turned -- asked me, so what's your conference about? and i said it's about espionage and he think she got scared after that. typical of the subject, when i tell people my academic interest, espionage, i have a discussion to end at that point or dies away. i'm glad to be with this audience that hopefully this discussion will not -- this subject will not kill the discussion, in fact probably fuel it. i hope also for tomorrow's discussion to have some interesting thoughts and debates. my main area of expertise is espionage, technically speaking, we can call that human, human intelligence, right? essentially a quick definition of this is human intelligence, any information that can

and america's vacation destination, myrtle beach, south carolina.turing leader with companies including boeing and bmw. we are south carolina. south carolina casts all 50 delegates for donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, south carolina, 50 votes trump. ms. hudson: south dakota. 29 delegates with the following bound delegates. 29 trump. >> madam secretary, the great state of south dakota, home of crazy horse, mount rushmore, and other great faces and great places, proudly nominate and votes for donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, south dakota, 29 votes trump. ms. hudson: tennessee. with the following bound delegates. 33 trump, 16 cruz, nine -- >> madam secretary, the volunteer state, no state income tax, a budget surplus, and a balanced budget, a state that is in the top five in jobless growth, -- job growth, number one in auto manufacturing with a , twolican govern

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that's why we have heat advisories in effect from myrtle beach to newark.>> all right, our thanks to cam. >>> the new british prime minister is promising to make her country work for everyone, not just the privileged few. buckingham palace released this photo of theresa may to the queen and kissing her hand. >> the 59-year-old may is britain's second female prime minister. and she faces a tough task. starting to manage britain's exit from the european union. may had been against leaving the eu, but has said that britain will stage a successful exit. >> so that is theresa may. yeah, with an h. that's how she spells her name. now the other teresa may from the uk. an adult entertainer who spells her name without the h, and that features the new prime minister's name. >> oh, well, there's been some confusion, as you can imagine. this teresa may sought to clear up on her twitter page. apparently she has an influx of new followers and added in her description, i am a uk glamour model, not the prime minister. >> i've gone to her twitter page and clicked on the med

i flew in from myrtle beach in south carolina where i teach at the coastal carolina university. the flight was overbooked in typical fashion. i should not mention the name of the company since we're on tv. -- maybe i should for that reason. almost did not make it on the flight. very kind lady stepped in and said, i'll stay here tonight so you can go to your conference. i was very thankful to her. then she turned -- asked me, so what's your conference about? and i said it's about espionage and i think she got scared after that. typical of the subject, when i tell people my academic interest, espionage, i have a discussion to end at that point or dies away. i'm glad to be with this audience that hopefully this discussion will not -- this subject will not kill the discussion, in fact probably fuel it. i hope also for tomorrow's discussion to have some interesting thoughts and debates. my main area of expertise is espionage, technically speaking, we can call that human, human intelligence, right? essentially a quick definition of this is human intelligence, any information that can

i flew in from myrtle beach in south carolina where i teach at coastal carolina university, and the flight was over-books, in typical fashion. i should not mentioned the name of the company since we are on tv -- maybe i should for that reason. i almost did not make it on the flight, but a kind lady said i will stay here tonight so you can go to your conference because i had to be at the conference today. i was thankful to her, and she turned around and asked me what was your conference about, and she said it was about espionage, -- and i said it was about espionage, and i think she got scared after that. [laughter] mr. fitsanakis: which is typical of the subject, i guess. it happens a lot when i tell people my academic interests, which is espionage. the discussion usually ends at that point, or dies away. i'm happy to be with an audience would hopefully this discussion will not kill the discussion, andin fact it will feel it, i also hope for tomorrow's discussion will have to mentioned thoughts and debates. my main area of expertise is espionage. it is, in fact, technically speaking, human

host: bill in myrtle beach, south carolina. republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. your previous caller hit it on the head. this is another example of mrs. clinton's character and bad judgment, which there seems to be no end. kurt wrote color -- an article this weekend that said the rule of law instead. yesterday, we saw a very pivotal , thet in u.s. history first time a speaker of the quicklys come out so and basically said what it is. held to ans are different set of standards compared to republicans. ,f this had been a republican they would have been gone a long time ago. now, there are two sets of laws. the u.s. is founded on the rule , voluntary social contracts to be abided by and now, a lot of people are being held to a different standard than the clintons are in the government we are seeing with all the scandals, the irs and all these other ones that get swept under the rug, we are at a dangerous point in this history of our country where the rule of law does not apply to all equally. it's obvious to the american public that the fix is in. i would like to co

wanda sent us this, salute from myrtle beach. nice. >> excellent. >> keep your patriotic photos coming our way. #proud american. >>> coming up in a moment, we've got two things. the results to the chimp on the segway and the owl on the mechanical horse. plus, that mother who was outraged that her son, one of the camp counselors was wearing a hooter shirt. she was outraged. we want to know what you think. we'll share some of your comments in a moment. >>> but first, we'll hand it over to our friend, heather childress with some breaking news. >> good morning to you at home. there's frantic search intensifying for a former gitmo detainee who vanished into thin air. airline works are being urged to be on the lookout for this man, abu dhiab. he's using a fake passport and he was released by president obama two years ago. he was supposed to be living in uruguay, but officials believe he may have escaped near the brazilian border. this isn't the first time that he and the fellow detainees made news. they got worldwide attention after ma

host: wayne from myrtle beach, south carolina.ld you name me something that can sway me towards hillary clinton? could you name one thing she has done, a bill she has sponsored or anything in the last 30 years? guest: we're talking letter senate career, she works very successfully with a number of people across the aisle on representing people in new york after 9/11 and getting them the health benefits they needed. she worked on getting children's health insurance. she was very highly regarded when she was in the senate. on a personal level, if you talk to anybody who had any personal dealings with hillary clinton, they will tell you this is a woman who is very loyal, delivered, hard worker. it,eliver it, -- deliver hard-working. i think you strong family values. host: mary other democrats line. caller: good morning. happy fourth of july. i would like to make a point on two things. i did not retire this year because i could afford the insurance i would have to pay. i am a teacher so if fairly decent insurance coverage. i cannot af