so this was the scene just last night in myrtle beach. police firing pepper balls to break up crowds of partiers, most of them not wearing masks and all defying the 8:00 p.m. curfew. the beach mayor telling me the spring exbreak crowds this year are more than they can handle which is why they are taking drastic measures to keep the city under control n. arizona take a look at this sin of growing discontent with covid safety measures. this was a mask burning rally outside of a health department. we have this just in. brand-new vaccine numbers released by the cdc. as of today, more than 124 million people in the united states have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine. that's a jump of about 3 million people just since yesterday. let's go live now to myrtle beach and cnn correspondent rabidy kay. we just saw video of police using force last night to clear the streets last night in myrtle beach. just how overwhelmed is the city? >> they have a real situation on their hand, ana. they have said that this is a spring break like no

roads in part of myrtle beach from also closed off. the mayor told me that the spring break crowds this year are his words, more than we can imagined and not typical of the spring breakers that the area usually sees. after a year of covid cabin fever yesterday was the tenth straight day that more than 1 million people passed through u.s. airports. despite millions of coronavirus vaccinations increases travel could cause coronavirus cases to spike again. could we see a if you areth wave of coronavirus infections? the former fda commissioner today said that is unlikely. dr. scott gtd leeb says not lickly, immunity and vaccinations are building what could be a wave of cases nationwide but adds that americans are not out of the woods yet. let's go to randi kaye. there is optimistic news about the pandemic but people swarming myrtle beach swarmed that city against ill medical guidance to avoid travel. to officials expect a repeat of the chaos seen last night. >> reporter: there is concern about that, concern enough to put in the state of em

. >> myrtle beach is about 75 miles of beach, white sandy beaches.ying areas, a lot of swamps and rivers into the intercoastal waterway connecting. >> we have everything you'd want in a vacation destination. we've got the beach. we've got activities. we've got shows. we've got a lot of golf and tennis. >> we get 20 million tourists a year. we get a lot of transplants from the new york area, new jersey. and then we have locals as well who have been born and raised here. the actual permanent population of myrtle beach is more like around 30,000. so, this is still a really small town. >> conway i think catches a lot of people off-guard. they think that myrtle beach is all that's here. i call it smalltown, usa. it's a nice little three-block downtown. everything is kind of that red brick that you picture when you drive in, and it's just got a slower feel than myrtle beach. >> when i first came down to myrtle beach to report on this story, one of the things that i noticed first was this great divide between the tourists who live on the coast and locals wh

the best chance from myrtle beach, across the grand the gra up to moorhead.he tornado watch near vidalia where those beautiful onions come from to the panhandle of florida. back home it's quiet. storms lurking offshore. as we head through the morning commute, the rain increases throughout the day. expect periods of rainy weather, a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain. let's get over to jobina talk about the commute. >>> seeing some spinouts. taking a look at the bay area toll plaza. much dryer conditions in terms of the road. i want to check in now showing you the sat bridge. people are making their way through and an overall look at our map. non-life-threatening slowdown that we usually see out of tracy isn't that bad. it's been a nice ride. >>> a big move toward bike safety. the santa clara transportation authority is hoping to establish a 10-mile bicycle super highway through san jose and santa clara. one of the routes is called the walsh river. this who likely be of three alternatives proposed by vta. it follows the coyote creek. the shortest is

that does include wilmington and myrtle beach.leigh, and myrtle beach. the other story, heavy rain will be moving in in the northeast. haven't had a significant rain event in new york city in over three weeks. about 2 inches of rain is expected this afternoon and this evening. with a lot of people heading back to the airport, we do expect some pretty significant airport delays. we'll continue to monitor the tornados and everything else here on msnbc throughout the day. rain already in washington, d.c. it will be an umbrella day on the way home, also. brella day o the way home, also ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tubercu

customers as travel demand rebounds chairman and ceo gary kelly says the airline will now fly to myrtle beachina eugene oregon in bellingham washington live from new york, i'm jane king that you ok, thanks a lot j will see later. >>7.80 the time new data shows last year's employment opportunities were down 50% in one bay area city compared to 2019. the economic expert behind the data gives crop june an inside look now at the numbers and explains. why it's not all bad news. >>51% of all small businesses are closed compared to where we were before the pandemic. >>the san francisco chamber of congress has a new economic recovery data dashboard here you will find up to date metrics regarding covid-19 impact on the city's unemployment rate small businesses and foot traffic from customers that's right this is a real time data tracker of san francisco's economic health this data tracker aggregates all of the economic data in san francisco go specifically and gives the public a really transparent view on what's happening. >>to our businesses to our to our economy. the public policy director of the sa

myrtle beach extended its state of emergency until the end of spring break, april 11th. city commissioners pointed to disruptive and sometimes violent party-goers gathering in crowd and voted for a curfew beginning at 8:00 p.m. >>> defense secretary lloyd austin made an unannounced visit to afghanistan sunday. the biden administration is deciding whether or not to extend a may 1st troop withdrawal deadline there. biden is considering keeping troops in afghanistan until november. >>> a lucky tennessee man recently won a $1 million locate ticket. then he got unlucky and lost it. then he got lucky again and found it in the parking lot. nick slatton should probably go and, well, buy another lower ticket. more of the week with joshua johnson right after the break. e. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles. you mean that nasty red rash? and donna next door had it for weeks. yeah, but there's nothing you can do about it. camera man: actually, shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaaat? camera man: prevented. you can get vaccinated. baby, call the doc

if we're going to get tornadoes or bad weather today, watch out savannah, charleston, myrtle beach, wilmingtonp to the new bern greenville area. 20% of people at risk of the severe storms. wind damage is the greatest concern. and be prepared for travel delays in the northeast, especially at the airports. kasie, we're expecting about 2 inches of rain today in areas of new york city. d.c.'s going to get soaked, too. it's been a while since we've had a rainy day, but it's going to pour all afternoon and evening. >> all right. i guess a day for staying inside today. bill karins, thank you very much for that. we will see you tomorrow. >>> and still ahead here, new york lawmakers take another step forward with the impeachment investigation of governor andrew cuomo. >>> and before we go to break, we want to know, as always, why are you awake? email your reasons for being up and watching with us on this thursday to waytooearly@msnbc.com or drop me a tweet @kasie. use #waytooearly and we'll read our favorite answers later in the show. we'll read our favorite answers later in the show did you know that

the east, places like slum bcolumbi south carolina, up towards charlotte and then places like myrtle beach, places that were 4 out of 5 on the scale. and we talked about this but over the past decade, tornadoes have been shifting further and further east. what's the reason for that? the forward climate, desert air, was restricted to the desert but that's expanding because of climate change. it's going into the plain states, making it less stable there and at the same time the gulf of mexico is warming up, adjacent areas are warming up. there's more energy to fuel tornadoes in the southeast and mid-south. so what he with saw yesterday and what we are seeing today is likely a harbinger of what is to come in the future. now and as we head through the next several decades, that will be an area of increasing risk of tornado. >> jeff berardelli with the big picture for us, jeff. thank you very much. >>> we have new information on the attacks around the atlanta area that killed six asian women. women. the suspect, 21-year-old robert long, is charged with murder and aggravated assault. one police

restaurants and hotels barely hanging on because of the restrictions on travel, the golf industry in myrtle beachas been hit hard because people can't come and go like they used to. now is not the time to do this, and i would just ask my democratic colleagues to think long and hard about what you're doing because at a time when business is barely making it, if this ever became law, we would crush them. and people work too hard, too long, too many hours, too many worrisome conversations to keep their business alive for the federal government to come in and crush them. and that's what this would do. thank you. >> thank you very much, lindsey. our first panelist -- our first guest is greg gellinic, president and ceo of costco. costco made some $4 billion in profits last year while paying it's employees a living wage of at least $15 an hour. he's been direct rat of ceo since 2010 and ceo since 2012. he started at costco as a warehouse worker in 1984. he's worked numerous jobs inside the company. and in 2012 he became the ceo succeeded costco's founder. he is, as i understand it, going to have to leav

in may united will offering nonstop flights to north carolina, florida and added myrtle beach and montananational borders are still closed, many more people get vaccinated, expect them to get on those planes. those are your headlines. maria: absolutely. we have some pinned up demand going on there, cheryl, for sure. meanwhile president biden holding his first official press conference yesterday since taking office in january two months ago. the president addressed calls for filibuster reform. watch this. >> we should go back to a position of the filibuster existed just when i came to the united states senate 120 years ago. i had a card on this and i was going to give you the statistics but you probably know them. it's being abused in a gigantic way. maria: joining me right now former commerce adviser under president trump and illinois candidate catalina, thank you very much for being here, great to have you today. what was your reaction to biden now supporting eliminating the filibuster despite the fact for 40 years he's been saying keep the filibuster in place? >> absolutely. thank you f

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