. >> 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's 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,

city as well as a couple others there you'll see on the list, weakest markets, new jersey shore, myrtle beachells you is that travelers are becoming more discerning and selective as to where they want to travel. this week what really happened in terms of the outperformance in travel stocks is you had new findings suggesting that omicron is less severe, this pfizer covid pill get agproved. travel executives have often told me that as you see vaccination rates rise and once these drugs are introduced to the market, that will allow travel behavior to return to pros pre-pandemic combined with carnival ceo telling cnbc that bookings for the second half of next year look strong. that really helps sentiment sort of lift. and that's why a number of these stocks are sitting on double-digit percentage gains for the week dom? >> bob pisani, you're a world traveler and i got to imagine that the covid pandemic really put a dent on much of the travel you've been doing here. are you planning to do more robust travel? and if so, do you think that's going to be something that many americans do and will that p

we couldn't set up a better shot than that myrtle beach, south carolina as the sun is coming up on thish is here as well as her second day crushing it. will, i have got to say that interview that you did with lou just warmed my heart. who would have expected her to have a dak prescott jersey on, brother. will: that was wonderful i think i made a date. lou is going to need to be at that super bowl dallas cowboys. the only hitch in this giddy up the only part i can't control is whether or not the cowboys will be there along with myself, you, i'm sure, lawrence, and lou. but i feel pretty good. i feel pretty good, lawrence. lawrence: me too, brother. bill will i know kayleigh is a florida girl has something about greatest of all time standing in the way. one of your losses the cowboys did lose to the bucs. i will point out. i will say this dak prescott what an amazing athlete he is. my dad played for the mississippi bulldogs as well as a defensive end. dak prescott i can't say enough good things about him. what a man of character and role model a man of great faith. i will give you that da

. ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "morning joe." 8:40 in the morning on the east coast of myrtle beach, souththought of the tipping point. >> my foot fell into the ground because there was no longer any ground structure. >> climate policy really should be designed to avoid setting off these important feedbacks. >> we can start to change right now. >> i'm not just worried about the planet. >> reporter: joining us with the narrator, you may know him from other works, actor richard gere. good morning, it's great to see you. >> hey, willie. >> you look back to february at the winter storm in texas and tornadoes we just had in kentucky and across other parts of the midwest, put in some hurricanes in there, forest fires, wildfires out west, this seems like the perfect time for this documentary. what did you want to say in this piece for pbs? >> well, you know, a friend came to me and said he was making this documentary up. i said what -- what's the point? we -- most of us are concerned about climate. and he said, well, look, i don't think people realize that the earth is heating up much faster than

host: joan in myrtle beach, south carolina, republican line.aller: yeah, i am in north carolina now, and i am appear with the senator -- used to be the senator, but my problem is cheney and the friend that she took with her, they need to go to the democrats because they have never voted trump. thank you. host: ok, joan in north carolina, mention former senator of south carolina, jim demint, writing in townhall.com, the generate six committee's real goal, his opinion, saying, have you heard the latest news from the third world, a political party won an election and started a committee to conspire with the president and file criminal charges against members of the previous administration? while this unfortunate country spirals down world from inflation, criminal virus, out-of-control spending, and debt, media distortions and propaganda, general societal decline, the new government is attempting to distract from real problems by pursuing political retribution against its opposition. you can read that at townhall.com. next call in brooklyn on our d