." >> reporter: myrtle beach, south carolina. vacation heaven. 60 miles of instagram worthy sand and surf and thrills at every turn. but leave the tourists behind and go inland a mere 20 minutes to a bend in the river. it's tranquil, the trees are draped in spanish moss. there the a boat landing here with a fancy name, peach tree landing. >> it's a quiet spot that you can go think. you don't get a lost that in a small town. so when you find a spot, i mean you go all the time. >> what happened here to 20-year-old heather alvis in 2013 became an enduring mystery. >> i know there is no way heather would not come home if she could come home. no way. >> you don't realize how much somebody's face means to you until you can't see it anymore. >> a family anguished, clinging to hope, searching for answers, a journey that would consume them for years. >> one of my best friends came to the house. he looked at me and he said, he said, i hope she didn't suffer. i can't get that thought from my head. >> heather was born in 1993. the middle kid

punta cana, cancun, myrtle beach, key west, nantucket. maybe it's best we leave you with a picture of what looks like here on a slow day. this is typically how it's looked over the course of the pandemic. airlines have lost $36 billion. one in four planes have been parked. 90,000 jobs have been lost. they are burning cash at the rate of $180 million a day. still a long way to go in the airline industry but maybe some hope with people doing the right thing, putting the mask on. can't come in the airport unless you put a mask on. that's the way they're doing it. liz: you know what, i almost think what the cdc is trying to say is not so much don't travel. it's just stay with your bubble of your immediate family. you know what, airports are among the safest place. i have flown a couple of times because i had to, to see my 90-year-old mother, and i have to tell you, very few people there, everybody wearing eye shields, masks, gloves, all of us, and i think it's safe. when you pay attention and you are doing the right thing. jeff, thank you. re

as her the former nurse was constantly organizing community fundraisers and charity events in myrtle beach, south carolina. christmas was her favorite holiday.er she spoiled ne around her, from her two children, to her two granddaughters, lled her gigi. at 61, cynthia was still the star of any dancfloor, especially when performing the shag. until she was seven years old, tatiana moore barely spoke, t she went on to become a talented singer in her buffalo, new york, theater group. tatiana loved working with children. she ran a before- and after- school program, mentored young performers, and helped care for kids with special needs. tatiana was the first in her family to graduate college, and planned to go back to school to become a social worker. her kind, patient demeanor earned her the nickname the peacekeeper. tatiana was 22 years old. fareeda kadwani was a lifelong educator, teaching kids at new york public years.for 20 after moving to the bronx from mumbai, india, in 1984, fareeda volunteered her time as a tutor for neighborhood kids, who said her daughter said she wasce. outgoing and

were last year, that is the vacation destination like food tpuntoconnor in cancÚn in nantut and myrtle beachle are still traveling but maybe on their own but maybe their own family pod to a place that is sunnier and take your mind off this mess. connell: it is interesting, when you travel -- i traveled a decent amount, not as much as you since the started but at a day like this you can see the floor so clean, you feel pretty safe when the airports start to get a little crowded then you don't feel as safe, i don't know what people are telling you but that's how i usually feel about it. >> most people say it's across benefit analysis. they really feel like -- i haven't seen my daughter who lives in poland in a year, we will see her at christmas, i don't feel totally safe but maybe worth the trade-off that you make, i think that's a decision people all across the country are making out. connell: it is tough, it's been more crowded recently. will let you get back to cleaning the floors, jeff flock at o'hare. a creative weight to travel through the holiday season, workers transforming the nationa

travel day from raleigh to norfolk to richmond, all the way down to wilmington, fayetteville, myrtle beachorgetown included in that forecast, too. for today, tropical rain and flood threat remains in the mid-atlantic region. there will still be some rain from d.c. to philly to new york, but not as heavy as yesterday. and that cold air is in the northern plains. so, what's this all mean for your weekend forecast? friday, some showers lingering early in the day, especially in new england and areas towards long island. and it looks like we'll get some clearing as we go through saturday. a fall chill, but a nice day for the east coast. then we'll watch a new storm, kasie, in the middle of the country. and if you have any eyes on football plans on sunday, it's going to be rainy and windy in areas from the great lakes heading into the northeast. >> all right, bill karins. thank you very much, my friend. we will see you tomorrow, when it will finally be friday. thank you. >>> still ahead here, the latest on the coronavirus pandemic as the united states once again hits another record daily high, a

the dominican republic, cancun in mexico and domestic vacation locations as well like key west, myrtle beachtraveling. it is a cost/benefit analysis. i travel every week from where i live to where i work sometimes. i took some pictures yesterday of midway airport. i often go through midway. southwest guarantees that middle seat open. they will until december. so you know, you have to weigh the pluses and minuses. you wear your mask, take the precautions and maybe you can get to see some friends or family over thanksgiving. >> sandra: very interesting. chicago's o'hare airport is one of the busiest airports in the nation. it looks quiet on monday morning ahead of the holiday. but jeff, you know i've spent a lot of time there, too, and it is beautiful at christmastime. decorations put up in the main terminal are worth seeing paying a visit to the airport just to see them. >> they call it the home alone terminal. the american terminal where the home alone classic shot from home alone and the decorations are there. not as many people seeing them. >> sandra: happy holidays. >> trace: the hypocris

on the trump we will hear from joan in myrtle beach, south carolina. good morning.aller: good morning. i am calling in because i hope -- i am 78 years old. i used to be a democrat for years. democrat,ays voted but i couldn't stick with that party anymore. i am so proud of pres. trump -- president trump. i don't know what to do. i hope republicans treat the democrats just like the democrats have treated mr. trump for four years. i hope they give them everything they deserve. host: clarksburg, west virginia, next up. jim is on the line. go ahead. caller: i think they already day and they gave obama eight years he wash mcconnell saying going to be a one-term president. notas a two-term president, likely impeached orange buffoon, trump. these people live in a fantasy land. it is amazing how many window there thus window-lickers there are in this country. have a good day. host: what do you think of the trump campaign efforts? -- [indiscernible] host: good morning to you too, david. go ahead. caller: almost 97 years young world war ii vet. what is going on in our great co

like punta cana, cancun, key west, myrtle beach and nantucket.he u.s., where there are more people traveling from new york this year than they did last thanksgiving. you see the tsa line here. good time to get through it because virtually nobody at the moment. we expect that to change as the week moves on. stuart: i'm sure we will. jeff, thank you very much indeed. now, to new jersey, where one police chief says he will not enforce governor murphy's thanksgiving restrictions. andrew cudrick is the police chief of howell township. he joins us now. sir, have you heard from the governor about your decision? >> i have not. he mentioned me at his news conference on friday but other than that, no. i don't expect to hear from him. he mentioned it in his news conference a few weeks ago that he didn't intend for the state police to go knocking door to door so when i say that i don't intend my officers to do the same, i don't think he should have a problem with that. stuart: in oregon, the governor there is asking people to snitch, by any other word. in ot

will: the viewer took advantage of the weather in myrtle beach, south carolina.ions to friends@foxnews.com. i will say like pete. i don't know the people. are the pictures real? i don't even know. pete: could have been from last years. will: they're from our viewers. tea what they're telling me. i do not know. jedediah: you guys are such skeptics. will: that's right. jedediah: such skeptics. i have to put cheerful for two of you. i get i. pete: if you're with us, email pictures of thanksgiving decorations. talking holiday, thanksgiving and christmas, send them in. if there is more thanks giving we'll put them up. jedediah: in my defense i do them both at the same time. i like to have the thanksgiving feast while the christmas decorations start to go up. i think i might get a pass for that. maybe not. we'll see. turning now to some headlines for you. a cancer charity started by joe biden has not spent money on research. federal tax filings the biden cancer initiative took $4.8 million in contributions in 12th and 2018, spending more than 3 million on staff payroll