guest: i love myrtle beach. i spent my formative years there. you are lucky to live there. first of all, i was not in congress than. i agree that there needs to be reach across the aisle. currently, there is not any in the house. the transportation bill that we passed, over 100 amendments, it went on a straight party line. i had amendment that made a technical correction. it was agreed upon and i was told it was mentioned by democrats on the house floor. it was voted straight party line. they killed it because of being a republican. bipartisan is a myth. that is what -- politics and elections have consequences. i agree with you, we blew it. we had all three branches -- we blew it. i believe that people trusted some people and a lot of republicans are moderates that want to play ball and don't want to mix it up and make changes. i think that is wrong. elections have consequences and i believe that president trump would probably not agree to paul ryan being speaker. that is where it started. he did not do anything about the wall. he did not pass a budget. we have not passed a

she and rick found a home of their own in myrtle beach, after a long struggle, she was ready to be a>> i was getting on my feet, and i wanted cody and nate there with us. >> grandparents charlie and diane agreed, reluctantly, to let the boys move in with bambi and rick. but new solar had the boys moved, then diane was making the case to get them back. >> mom was concerned. >> the key wants to hold on to the boys? >> she said she would like for them to, you know, continue to stay with her. >> boyfriend rick thought bambi could not catch a break with her family. >> everybody pretty much treated bambi like crap. it stemmed from issues that diane, charlie and bambi had. >> those issues were simmering into an angry family problem. and then, a few weeks after the boys were turned over, it happened. it was april 12th, a tuesday morning. bambi called her mom, no answer. then charlie was late for work. one of his boys went up to the house to look for him. moments later, he called 9-1-1. >> she's laying on the floor, there's blood everywhere. >> blood everywhere? >> yes, ma'am. >> inside, thin

guest: i love myrtle beach. i spent my formative years there. you are lucky to live there.irst of all, i was not in congress than. i agree that there needs to be reach across the aisle. currently, there is not any in the house. the transportation bill that we passed, over 100 amendments, it went on a straight party line. i had amendment that made a technical correction. it was agreed upon and i was told it was mentioned by democrats on the house floor. it was voted straight party line. they killed it because of being a republican. bipartisan is a myth. that is what -- politics and elections have consequences. i agree with you, we blew it. we had all three branches -- we blew it. i believe that people trusted some people and a lot of republicans are moderates that want to play ball and don't want to mix it up and make changes. i think that is wrong. elections have consequences and i believe that president trump would probably not agree to paul ryan being speaker. that is where it started. he did not do anything about the wall. he did not pass a budget. we have not passed a b

. >> myrtle beach, south carolina. vacation heaven. 60 miles of instagram worthy sand and surf. at every turn. but leave the tourist behind and go inland, america 20 minutes, tua refer. it's tranquil, the trees are draped in moss, there's a boat landing here with a fancy name. peachtree landing. >> it's a quiet spot that you can go think. you don't get a lot of 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 elvis won december night in 2013 became an enduring mystery. >> i know that there is no way that has the 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 and he looked at me and said, he said, i hope she didn't suffer. i can't get that thought out of my head. >> heather was born in 1993, the middle kid sandwiched between older brother chris and younger sister mo

. >> this five-year-old was searching for shark teeth in myrtle beach south carolina when he found agalodon tooth. >> it was a of shark that became extinct to have million years ago. it is said to be among the largest sharks ever to exist. >> he found one. his mother shared photos of the tooth online and said hundreds of people agreed that it is one of those teeth. it's over three inches long. the boy now plans to make the tooth into a necklace. >> we just kept looking for teeth. >> then he passed the sharks tooth that i picked it up and i said dad, come and look. he said holy cow. and then we >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a good captioning sponsored by cbs >> fans of two rival boy bands of the late 1990s, they are freaking out. let me show you why. ♪ bye bye bye ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) >> your eyes are not playing tricks on you. that is nsync's lance bass and joey fatone, joining the backstreet boy's nick carter and aj mcclean for that new version of nsync's big hit, "bye bye

. >> this five-year-old was searching for shark teeth in myrtle beach south carolina when he found aegalodon tooth. >> it was a type of shark that became extinct to have million years ago. it is said to be among the largest sharks ever to exist. >> he found one. his mother shared photos of the tooth online and said hundreds of people agreed that it is one of those teeth. it's over three inches long. the boy now plans to make the tooth into a necklace. >> we just kept looking for teeth. >> then he passed the sharks tooth that i picked it up and i said dad, come and look. he said holy cow. and then we >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a good (inspiring music) - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love delicious food, outdoor fun, and healthy living, but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues? if your smile is holding back your social or professional life, if your health is suffering because of dental challenges, or if enjoying a stea

heavy bands of rain will make their way through myrtle beach, wilmington, even charlotte could pick up the back side of some of that rain. but up the i-95 corridor it goes, david, as you said, and into the atlantic again. and here's where it could wrap up and gain tropical storm strength again. from east rockaways right through long eisland, up throug the cape, we have tropical storm watches now that extend. so, we could see rain in maine. in friday night, we will say good-bye to elsa. david? >> drive safely out there. ginger, thank you to you and your sister reporting in tonight. >>> we're also following that developing situation, the hor roy in haiti. the haitian president assassinated in his residence. the first lady was shot and critically wounded. and late today, the images coming in, she's now been flown to florida for treatment, in stable but critical condition at this hour. they're hoping american doctors can safe her. the ambassador calling the killers well-trained commandos. president biden condemning the attack, calling it a heinous act. and here's abc's rachel scott from th

the east coast and they have already proven, they have the potential to cause tornadoes, so from myrtle beachs morning up through, say, wilmington and wrightsville beach, i want you to be on alert as they move north. north carolina, the outer banks, need to watch out and you'll likely see them extend northward. tropical storm warnings go from long beach, all the way through long island, rhode island, connecticut, robin, and even boston so we'll finally be done by elsa by the time we reach fr >> all right, we'll check back with you in a little bit. >>> we will go overseas to the assassination of haiti's president and police announced overnight that they killed four of the presumed assassins and captured two others as the first lady recovers in a miami hospital. marcus moore is there at jackson memorial with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: well, george, good morning. at last report haiti's first lady was in stable, but critical condition at this miami hospital after wednesday's attack. while back in haiti, a violent operation unfolding to catch the president's assassins. overnigh

we have a live look at myrtle beach this morning. see how wet and windy it already is there. the storm slammed into florida's coast yesterday unleashing plenty of rain and then moved towards jacksonville with reports of a possible tornado. at least one death is now being reported. >> like you were saying earlier, kari, if we could get just a little rain here in the bay area, it could help our dry and extreme heat. >> yeah, temperatures are going to get really hot over the next few days. let me show you where we are headed today. we will reach 90 degrees in the south bay. the peninsula looking at coastal fog but low 80s in spots like palo alto. moving over towards the tri-valley, highs in the mid-90s. we'll talk about what is ahead coming up in a few minutes. how is it looking for the commute, mike? >> yeah, looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, and we are seeing folks ease into the toll plaza and a little wait tpwaepb between the metering lights. highway 37 and concord, there's the typical pattern. slowing out of san leandro. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up on

stewart myrtle beach hal, dave bellinger, fernandez, richard faulk and i met to think about what we could do on our trip to stop nixon from using the pilots, the captures pilots as the pretext for perpetuating the war. when americans flew over the north they bombed villages and rice paddys. everything. they were also shot down. and the pilots who parachuted were captured and taken prisoner. the nixon administration claimed, with possible -- possibly good reason, that the pilots were being tortured. and of course in war that's always a possibility. and nixon wouldn't stop the bombing until the vietnamese stopped the torture and released the men. of course, if they stopped bombing, they wouldn't have prisoners of war. families of the missing men, missing because only a few knew who was dead or alive, joined the nixon campaign. stewart meacham came up with a suggestion that since nearly all families had no idea if their pilot seasons, fathers or husbands had been companytured, killed, or were missing in action, we should offer to find out by letting them write a letter once a month and recei

the tsa says numbers at some airports, nashville and myrtle beach, are higher than 2019 prepandemic. people across the country on thursday. we will see if friday sets the new pandemic era air travel records. united airlines thinks monday will be the busiest day in the last 16 months. airlines got smaller. fewer planes staffed by fewer workers. that makes it hard to back up. flight aware says airlines canceled flights. 10,000 flights on thursday. all of this means the vast majority of americans will elect to drive. aaa says 43 million americans will hit the road. that number higher than two years ago. what's so interesting is that aaa, the real problems began on monday. i triple a. pete munteen, cnn, ragan national airport. >> we'll be right back. please stay with us. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to

the flash flood threat all the way from wilmington, north carolina right around myrtle beach, then tohmond, that comes up for thursday going into thursday evening. and then philadelphia, new york city, long island, and eventually towards cape cod and for boston with some gusty winds there, localized flooding, maybe some beach erosion certainly possible. and then we may see an increase in intensity going into friday morning, so be aware of that if you are trying to head home, get away from work. it will be a little treacherous and eventually this becomes post-tropical and moves toward the canadian maritimes. >>> trdrought has reached a new level in california. forecasters say the state had its driest year on record when its official rainfall year ended on june 30th. during that period california received less than half of the precipitation it usually gets. california and much of the western u.s. are already dealing with a historic trdrought, and e low rainfall could lead to more wildfires thiwhich are already track for a new record. >>> after two major cyberattacks, russians are the su

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the tsa is saying places like nashville and myrtle beach are already seeing numbers higher than back-pandemic. we will see if today sets a nationwide pre-pandemic era record. united airlines anticipates monday will be its busiest day in 16 months. with so many people coming back to air travel, this whole experience is not without its -- >>> long lines are back across the country with passengers packing into fewer planes staffed by fewer workers. southwest airlines is now offering flight attendants double pay to work extra july 4th trips, telling them in a company memo, if you are healthy and it is safe to do so, please help. it is the latest move by airlines to avoid a ripple effect of delays and cancellations as they struggle to keep up with pent-up demand for travel. >> leisure demand is more than 100% recovered, indicates a huge desire for people to get back to living life. >> reporter: data from flight aware shows in june southwest airlines delayed or cancelled the most flights of any u.s. carrier followed by american airlines. to stem off even more cancellations, american is pre

it is moving north of myrtle beach up towards moorehead in wilmington. wtvd is in raleigh. she is a bit away from home. look at where else is going, towards rally with winds at 40 to 50 miles per hour. with that rain it will saturate the soil. there is a ton of pine trees in north carolina and they have very shallow roots. that is why they topple so easily in a storm system. it will hug the coast and go all the way up to greenland over the next 72 hours. rainfall lesson we saw earlier but we had some areas of 4 to 8 inches. more flooding is on the way for the eastern seaboard and there could be flight delays. back at home, hot cars. exercising safer early. it's going to be hotter inland for yardwork. hopefully you got it finished yesterday. everything is the same with pollen and uv index. high on the uv index. this is as comfortable as it gets for temperatures. mid to upper 50s in this at bay and just about everywhere else. there is that fog developing from bodega bay at 49. walnut creek making a run into the 90s today. enjoy your mid 50s. they will last through 7:00. you c

>> you know, the tsa says some airports like nashville and myrtle beach are already seeing numbers higher than back in 2019 prepandemic. now we will see whether or not today will set a pandemic air travel record nationwide. it seems the numbers only go up from here. but with so many people coming back to air travel, this whole experience is not without its problems. >> long lines and high stress are back at airports across the country with passengers packing into fewer planes staffed by fewer workers. southwest airlines is now offering flight attendants double pay to work extra july 4th trips, telling them in a company memo if you're healthy and it is safe to do so, please help. it is the latest move by airlines to avoid a ripple effect of delays and cancellations as they struggle to keep up with pent up nand for travel. >> leisure demand is more than 100% recovery and indicates a desire for people to get back to living life. >> in june southwest airlines delayed or cancelled the most flights of any u.s. carrier followed by american airlines. to stem off even more cancellations, american

cities with the highest hotel occupancy, myrtle beach, florida dose and maui where the mayor has asked airlines to limit the number of flights. with mexico and now canada welcoming americans, travel ceos are pushing the white house to reopen international borders after stalled talks with the white house task force they are having conversations with chief of staff adviser steve chain. >> let's talk to dr. gupta, a longtime nbc contributor doctor, the new questions about the effectiveness of j&j's vaccine against the delta strap, this new study, should the 9 million or so of us who got the j&j single dose mask up now n-59 style until we know more >> no, shep, and good evening. what i do think it shows is that it's hard to believe that one dose of j&j is equivalent to two doses of pfizer or two doses of moefrpda, and this is where i would like the cdc, fda and the committee to at least one dose to get another dose. >> people are already doing that. >> one dose of aft zeneca when combined in pfizer and moderna has a tremendous effect in terms of antibody levels that are generated. i do thi

then it makes landfall and moves to the west of savannah and west of charleston, west of myrtle beach and on up toward hampton roads and offshore likely in the northeast. some spots, though, ten inches of rainfall with flood warnings going on right now. more rain fall with this along the track. let me take you hour-by-hour. this is what it looks like right now. it's going to move on up to jacksonville. really the closest approach to jacksonville, a couple hours. that's where the winds will be the strongest. up towards savannah, winds strongest later tonight. moving to 6:00 a.m., myrtle, charleston, seeing onshore flow and a lot of surge. could be two to three feet of surge along the east coast because of the wind direction. that's where we are right now, the storm coming onshore right at this hour. >> chad myers, thanks for that update. we'll be speaking to the mayor of jacksonville in a few moments. first, let's get a look at things on the ground where thousands are without power right now as tropical storm elsa pounds the sunshine state. let's get over to cnn's randi kaye live in cl

pack a punch as it rolls over georgia, as it rolls over south carolina, and then on up toward myrtle beachand even hampton roads. this is offshore and gaining strength, but it will still have wind. the biggest storm surge i've seen all night is 2 feet so far. that doesn't mean it won't get higher because the winds are still pushing that water onto the shore. guys? >> chad myers, thank you so much for watching that for us. >>> let's go now to derek van dam live in tampa. derek, people in your area are urged to stay inside. what's happening now? >> obviously not everybody listening to that order. you can see people driving behind me on kennedy boulevard. there is also some people cleaning up some very minor debris. hey, good news, john. just see this tweet from the tampa international airport. they are resuming their operations in about 28 minutes, start to fly in and out of the airport within this location. now, this tampa was actually spared the worst of the storm. right now we're still getting gusty winds between 30 and 40 miles per hour, so nearing tropical storm force. we know the storm

you see the yellow and orange, that is 4-6 inches, if you get up to the red, that is places like myrtle beach where you could have eight inches. for us, it is drizzle once again as we look to the coliseum northward on 880. that is a gusty afternoon on the water from the golden gate north of the bay bridge through the delta from 3-9 o'clock. we have good air today and then moderate air for thursday on friday. temperatures are running from about 51 in sunnyside to about 56 and a couple of places. most of us running in the mid 50s to even 60 right now and tracy. let's take a look at what is going on in walnut creek. a lot of drizzle as you head into the east bay hills in the san ramon valley. you can see some minor warming. mid 70s to mid 80s inland. this is nothing like what is coming tomorrow and i will show you that forecast coming up.>>> both mike and i noticed this morning a little bit busier on the roads. we will take a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see some missed on the traffic camera, the taillights headed over towards west side of the bridge in san mateo and the high rise, ever

the tsa says numbers at nashville and myrtle beach are higher than 2019 pre-pandemic.sa screened about 2.5 million people just country. we will see if today sets a new pandemic-era air travel record. in fact, united airlines thinks that monday will be its busiest day in the last 16 months. but airlines got a lot smaller during the pandemic. that means fewer planes and fewer workers to staff them, all of this makes it harder for airlines to bounce back from bad weather as delays and cancelations, canceled or delayed about 10,000 flights just yesterday. this means that the vast majority of americans will elect to drive. aaa says 43 million americans will hit the road. that number actually higher than 2019 pre-pandemic. what's so interesting here is that aaa says the real problems will begin on monday. that's when everyone begins coming home. aaa anticipates traffic in some major metro areas like san francisco could be three times the norm. >> thank you, pete. joining us now, the surgeon general of the united states dr. vivek murthy. dr. murthy, thank you so much for join

the tsa said they were screening more people than 2019 like nashville and myrtle beach. the busiest day for the airline in the last 16 months. >> leisure demand is more than 100% recovered. indicates the huge desire for people to get back to living life. >> reporter: remember, this whole experience of coming back to travel has not been without its problems. flight aware says airlines canceled or delayed in the u.s. about 2,000 flights just yesterday comparatively small number to what it was, but remember airlines got a lot smaller during the pandemic. that means fewer people staffing fewer airplanes makes it harder for airlines to bounce back from things like maintenance and weather issues. brianna. >> really tough for flyers to get rescheduled. and certainly puts a crimp in their travel plans. pete live at national airport. thank you. >>> helping to make important decisions for the nation and legacy, a new book explores the untold stories of unofficial presidential advisers and how these friendships influence history and the world. it's called "first friends: the powerf

. >> caller: jim, big boo-yah from south myrtle beach. >> oh, so beautiful.olf there i'm terrible at golf what's up? >> caller: don't tell me about i played about every course you can here this is my question, i got -- i bought ware when it was stupid low and now they're up -- i'm up to 260. >> okay. >> caller: yeah, so i just am wondering, should i just hold on to all of it or should i -- >> i don't know what stupid low is my instinct, take your basis out and then let the rest run. because if you take it out the basis you're playing with the house's money. i want to congratulate you for buying it stupid low i might have to use that in terms of people thinking stupid high chris in connecticut chris. >> caller: what's going on calling about a stock no one has been talking about, taking all the news, it's been such a month the last two months and bought some for my mom's portfolio. am i wrong thinking sony is undervalued? >> no, you're right. you're right i think -- but the problem is this, great call by the way, chris, it's perennialially undervalued. i think

travelers quarter priceline and then also travelers going to the beaches in miami honolulu can can myrtle beach and san juan. well, have news reports that ford is with this dealers to ship trucks before the computer chips are installed. we know there's a global computer chip shortage now, any dealers, receiving news vehicles would get training on how to install them and they pay them for the labor. this is only an idea for now, but one way for trying to. get around a global chip shortage live from new york. i'm jane king. back to you. >> was that telling you that you're now boarding or you're going somewhere e-mail, i'm would you go to the beach. mean, it's at beaches with the biggest in ocean nation. you like that. you like, oh, absolutely. i go to beaches and vegas. yeah. for thanks a lot. j games. >> 7.19 is the time now let's get to the latest on the pandemic as we know, 7 bay area counties are urging people to wear masks indoors regardless of their vaccination status napa and solano counties are the only 2 in the area, not recommending indoor masking, but this new indoor mask recommendatio

myrtle beach 37 this hour. it was 48 miles per hour last hour. so this is not over yet.n has come down all the way from southwestern florida up to north carolina. and there it goes. taking an aim at new york city. now, it's not going to be a big storm by the time it gets there, but a lot of rain in the city, into connecticut, new jersey as well and then on up toward the bay of fundy our neighbors to the north. here comes the storm. the rain fall continues today. rain coming on shore for ori county but by tonight right around richmond, virginia, you'll be the center of the circulation, likely a 35 miles per hour storm there. look what happens to tomorrow's new york city commute. what a mess just offshore. 3 to 5 inches of rainfall comes down for the city. connecticut back into parts of pennsylvania and then by tomorrow night finally moving on off toward the north and the northeast. there it goes. 3 to 5 inches for new york city. expect that, john. >> that's a lot of water. all right, chad. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> you got it. >>> a moment of silence in surfs

tomorrow pushing water up into the marsh there into myrtle beach and finally up on toward hampton roads still have hurricane warnings north of tampa and we haven't had any hurricane gusts in a long time in many, many hours. there's something there that we're looking forward to. the storm did fall apart. still going to get a lot of rain. some places will still get 4 to 6 more inches of rainfall. we're seeing very heavy rain even in orlando. mild, hundreds of miles away all the way down into cape coral still seeing very heavy rainfall. that surge, about 2 feet. that's not too bad. >> chad myers, thank you very much. keep us posted throughout the morning. >>> the weather expected to be less of a concern today in surfside on the east coast of florida where search and rescue efforts continue. four more bodies were recovered tuesday, bringing the death toll in the champlain tower collapse 36. 109 people still unaccounted for. this shows the painstaking task of digging through the rubble. and for the first time cnn was granted closer access to the wreckage. >> just being here so up close you s

be heavy from jacksonville to savannah and the heavy rain threat goes along charleston area and myrtle beach through raleigh and by thursday afternoon and evening the heavy rain will be in d.c. it looks like the worst for philly and new york city will be overnight into very early friday morning and that will help with the morning commute. 6:00 a.m. friday it looks like the rain could be over with in new york, hartford, long island, providence and boston it looks like a rough, early friday morning for you and then the storm will begin to head out. kasie, the other thing we haven't talked about and this is not related to elsa and there is a huge flooding area and threat of texas and it doesn't have a name, but they're expecting up to 15 inches of rain near corpus cristi and i'm sure we'll show you in the days ahead. >> we'll be keeping texas in mind, as well. katie, let me go to you, we heard about governor desantis earlier as some may not taking elsa as serious because it is a hurricane and there are concerns about power outages and a potential storm surge. what do we know? >> reporter: yeah.

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guest: i love myrtle beach. i spent my formative years there. you are lucky to live there. of all, i was not in congress than. i agree that there needs to be reach across the aisle. currently, there is not any in the house. the transportation bill that we passed, over 100 amendments, it went on a straight party line. i had amendment that made a technical correction. it was agreed upon and i was told it was mentioned by democrats on the house floor. it was voted straight party line. they killed it because of being a republican. bipartisan is a myth. that is what -- politics and elections have consequences. i agree with you, we blew it. we had all three branches -- we blew it. i believe that people trusted some people and a lot of republicans are moderates that want to play ball and don't want to mix it up and make changes. i think that is wrong. elections have consequences and i believe that president trump would probably not agree to paul ryan being speaker. that is where it started. he did not do anything about the wall. he did not pass a budget. we have not passed a budge

if you notice, rachel, the shore is clear down in myrtle beach because everybody is celebrating nationalifeguard got bit by a shark or yesterday -- steve: i was down a couple weeks ago in florida about to get into the water, and i saw a shark right out there, and i decided, you know what? today's not a good day to get in the water. brian: are they bored? shouldn't they be in the middle of the ocean? rachel: this is why i love lake life. i mean, i like to lay out on the beach, but i don't go in the water. but in the lakes, i do -- steve: there are no sharks. there could be a land shark. [laughter] rachel: all right. well, today we are going to bring you a lot of stories, we have brought you a lot of stories about the rising crime. you wouldn't hear about those stories if you were watching any other network. we've covered how they're not covering it. but the latest crime we want to tell you about is one that happened to a former senator, barbara boxer. she was in california, she was walking along near oakland, and she was attacked. they shoved her and stole her cell phone. she put out a tw

for rental cars are up 83% compared to this time in 2019 in places like miami beach, florida, myrtle beachinding the rental car prices are astronomical >> reporter: it's prompting some desperate moves. >> we saved money doing a u-haul even with gas included >> i don't think any of us expected such an accelerated return of visitors into hawaii >> reporter: hawaii's rental car fleet decreased by more than 40% during the pandemic, but the tourism authority says, please, don't rent moving vans instead, consider peer to peer car-sharing services think of them as an airbnb for cars turo is a big player in the car sharing marketplace. when we checked it out, we found plenty of options and sometimes much lower rates than a rental car. for example, with the same location, date and times to rent a minivan from a car rental, $700 a day and there's only one left. an suv, $900 but on turo, a comparable suv, $284 a day >> we're hearing from our guests that turo hosts have saved their summer travel plans. >> reporter: andre haddad is the ceo. how does it compare to traditional rental cars? >> we have ove

thursday, it left parts of south carolina underwater and turned neighborhoods like this one in myrtle beachnto fast-moving streams. people ran for cover as ferocious wind gusts of 61 miles per hour pummelled ocean city, maryland, overnight before the storm continued its destructive trek up the eastern sea board. >> reporter: well, the long island areas certainly used to this sort of stuff. you remember just a few years ago they weathered superstorm sandy, although that didn't happen quite as early in the season as we're seeing this storm here. we're currently under a flash flood watch through the rest of the morning, so jamie, obviously we are not in the clear yet. >> not quite yet. >>> news meteorologist, jeff. where is elsa going? >> good morning. the storm is racing its way northeast as you can see right now. it's flopped right over the core over long island. we just had a wind gust in southern new jersey to around 80 miles an hour. still packs quite a punch. right now look how fast it's moving. northeast at around 31 miles an hour. which means it will be in and out at blazing speed and

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[cheering] ♪ >> a beautiful shot of the sun rising over myrtle beach south carolina.s we welcome you into the "fox & friends" on monday july 5, 2021, rachel campos duffy and lawrence jones wishing you a very happy post monday independence day, were glad to have you with us this morning and i'm glad to be with both of you as well. >> there is a lot of people saying why don't we make july a full month, maybe some post fourth of july maybe we keep the whole spirit going for the rest of the month. >> for the rest of the nation it is a holiday except for the three of us and the guys behind the camera were all working on this monday, i hope you're not hope you're at home recuperating and having a good time and we hope that you will hang out with us. >> have you recovered from me and rachel kicking you on live television. rachel: he still thinks he and pete one there is no question the fans writing in and everyone could see. will: is there a your office. [laughter] there was a water balloon fight and it was will keep in headset and against rachel, we turn to some news this m

i want to ride it all night long ♪ ainsley: good morning, myrtle beach, south carolina, thank you fornationaly as we heard in janice enjoy the day. brian: normally the country gets to stay off. steve: the banks are closed. brian: i use the atm mostly anyway. again, today is a little different through the pandemic we are staying open through national hot dog day. ainsley: how many could you eat with a lot of water? brian: i haven't had a hot dog in a long time because i'm trying to stay off nitrates. ainsley: did you ever go to the contest in coney island? steve: steve i went to the fourth of july hot dog eating contest on the top of the world trade center on the fourth of july one year it was amazing. of the world. it was above that and nathan's it has been it over. and i have been at nathan's out at coney island. big day for hot dogs. i love hot dogs. anyway national hot dog day. brian: frank futurers in world war ii taking on germans we change hot dogs. steve: i think they still are. frank futurers. >> we have talked about crime around the country. and we talked about these little c

stuart: that is myrtle beach, south carolina and plenty of people on the beach at 9:20 in the morning, in the past couple minutes the dow is up 90 points at "the opening bell" challenging 35,000 again and disney, a growing list of companies moving operations out of california, not all operations, just in key personnel. i bet they are going to florida. lauren: these are 2000 mostly professional jobs from california going to that new florida campus over the next year and a half. disney employs 60,000 people in orlando. that is where their parks have been open, disneyland in california to a half months. stuart: closing disneyland in california did not go well even though the ceo, dick supporters of the democrats, thank you very much, 6 flags, huge themepark trying to beat the worker shortage offering cash bonuses that will range from 500 to $1,000 for season workers. come back to work, here is some money to do it. senator schumer says the legalization of marijuana is a priority. role tape. >> i'm of the first majority leader to say it is time to end the federal prohibition on marijuana a

we will ask joan out of myrtle beach, south carolina, a republican. caller: good morning, john.'ve been around now 79 years. my children all have legal guns. and they know where their guns are. it's the people that are going out and killing people at night or just driving by, they need to bring back the stop and frisk. get the guns out of the hands of people that are wanting to do harm. i haven't heard of any legal gun owner going out and shooting up a neighborhood. host: a national stop and frisk policy for police departments, something that allows law enforcement to do that in communities around this country. caller: yes. because the people who have the guns legal, they have no objection to them knowing they have a gun. it's the one that have the guns that don't need them that are doing the harm. they need to stop this. host: you say people don't need guns, what's the difference between someone who needs a gun and someone who does not? host: people who need guns for protection in their home to protect their family. the ones that are out killing people are just out there to kil