you're looking live at north myrtle beach. >> ainsley: do you see a spy balloon? >> steve: i don't.hen again. looking at the water. currently 62 degrees there. it is 47 in new york as you look out the window. the sun rose two minutes ago in

myrtle beach is perfect spot to be, it is 60.y are going for high of 80, as you look up the americas in new york city. we should have a high cooler than yesterday. it will be a lovely day. thank you for joining us. myrtle beach 0 chance of rain, 100% chance of sun. >> good for people in south carolina. >> steve: getting their steps in. >> brian: saw a study 98% of people in myrtle beach will play golf today. >> steve: really? >> rachel: or pickleball. >> steve: fastest growing sport in america. >> rachel: what about pickleball? why does everyone like it? >> brian: doable. >> steve: you don't have to move around much. >> brian: if you want to win, you have to move. >> steve: not necessarily. i am going to fort worth on friday. >> brian: play in a tournament. >> steve: battle of the network stars,ic approximatelball at courtside kitchen. if you're in fort worth, come have breakfast with friends and play bickelball. >> rachel: are you playing? >> steve: i am. >> rachel: anyone else? >> steve: find out. >> brian: wish it had a better

. ♪ >> will: myrtle beach, south carolina.f i were truly doing an a-level job of filling in for steve doocy, i would have the time and temperature ready for you. ainsley has my back. wow, 63 degrees in myrtle beach, south carolina. and -- 72 -- >> ainsley: you're right, 72. peter, steve is better at this. >> ainsley: have you ever been there? i'm from carolina ishgsz myrtle beach is so pretty. >> will: brian and steve are doing their taxes, they are due tomorrow. >> ainsley: it used to be if the 15th was on a week end, it was due monday. >> will: due to covid. we're trying to renew passports right now, it was not months before covid and covid is over now. >> ainsley: my friend has started a birthday party and she forgot to do her passport and it is going to cost more than $1000 to expedite the passports. check your passports and get them renewed. >> house judiciary committee is in new york city to hold field hearing on violent crime. >> ainsley: crime victims will testify. >> will: alexandria hoff is here. >> alexandria: anti-

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

the sun rose two minutes ago in north myrtle beach. and it is rising here in new york city.actually a beautiful day. >> ainsley: and, if you live in chicago, go vote early in the morning. i think they are expecting bad weather later this afternoon. >> steve: but, if it's chicago. >> ainsley: for mayor. >> steve: if it's chicago vote early vote often. >> ainsley: is that the slogan? >> steve: for many years. >> ainsley: polls just open. >> brian: important election in wisconsin as well. everyone is talking about what is happening in new york. >> steve: couple hours away from former president donald trump's unprecedented arraignment here in new york city where he will be arrested. >> brian: one report indicates he will have 34 felony counts it however the indictment remains under seal. a press conference from alvin bragg later. sources say he is not expected to be put in any handcuffs. >> ainsley: our fox news senior correspondent laura ingle got up early. she joins us outside of the court house. when i was driving to work and saw trump tower there were a lot of tv cameras on

that's not the official chamber of commerce description of myrtle beach 1949. their massive floods 1956 massive floods exploding over banks in every big rain. 1957. mr. leach fell into rocky branch near assembly street after watching a baseball game, someone held his head out of the water, keep him from drowning. 1961, a massive storm goes through and leaves rocky branch as a raging torrent. on june 30th, 1961, two young black men drown in rocky branch during that flood about a decade. in 1974, there was a major oil spill that's going to foul waters of rocky branch. and so we think about some of the things that happened here. another i'll mention in 1970 in may at kent university, four people were killed by the national guard. that is going to trigger student protests, anti-war protest here at the university of south carolina, which will to the national guard coming in here the state police and just up rocky branch on the other side of pickens street in maxey grant park. an actress named jane fonda was the lead speaker of an anti-war protest and the local camer

to richmond, to raleigh, wilmington our friends in myrtle beach and charleston, keep an eye to the sky late in the day. gusty winds, and we're also going to see some small hail and isolated chances of tornadoes. here's the timing, this is 8:00 p.m notice new york city you're clear all day saturday. not till about 9:00 p.m. the rain comes in but for the mid-atlantic to southeast beaches, watch out tomorrow afternoon. >> bill, thank you. >>> prosecutors have officially closed their case against alec baldwin in the deadly "rust" shooting with new revelations leading to the stunning reversal, but a crew member is still charged. here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: tonight seen here for the first time, alec baldwin is back on the set of "rust" as he was officially cleared of criminal charges today. the stunning legal about-face comes 18 months to the day after the death of cinematographer, halyna hutchins. a source with knowledge of the investigation tells nbc news new prosecutors recently learned the colt .45 handled by baldwin had been modified with a new trigger making it possible to misf

they race their way into the northeast especially from myrtle beach up toward washington, d.c., and allin between watching for storms that could produce hail and high winds. as we go to the afternoon and evening, some storms could produce very heavy rain. but we will watch for is flooding saturday into sunday. >> norah: turning overseas to the war in sudan. we are learning new details about the biden administration's potential plan for an evacuation of dozens orn the embassy in a khartoum. and order has not been given and the military is waiting for an opening during the heavy fighting. cbs news has learned not all americans who would be extracted have reached the embassy. cbs news has learned hunter biden's attorneys are set to meet with the justice department at u.s. attorney in delaware next week. the president's son is being investigated for potential tax crimes and it comes as democrats are firing back tonight against len orchestrated effort to debunk the hunter biden laptop story. here is catherine herridge. >> three weeks before the 2020 presidential election, "the new york post"

erase their way from the tennessee valley into the northeast, especially from say myrtle beach up towardnd all points in between. watching for severe storms that could produce some hail and high winds. as we go through the afternoon and evening, i-95 getting hit and some of these storms could produce very heavy rain, norah, for many locations about what we will for a flooding saturday into sunday. >> norah: mike, thank you. turning overseas to the war in sudan, we are learning new details about the biden administration's potential plan for an evacuation of dozens of government personnel from the embassy in khartoum. and order has not been given yet, and the military is waiting for an opening during some of this heavy fighting. cbs news has learned not all americans who would be extracted have reached the embassy. cbs news has learned hunter biden's attorneys are set to meet with the justice department and the u.s. attorney in delaware next week. the president's son is being investigated for potential tax crimes, and it comes as democrats are firing back tonight against allegations of an

joe from myrtle beach.ense money went to buying hunter's paintings. money laundering. i think they know how to do it. did the u.s. declare the military equipment left in afghanistan as a business loss? what if they didn't put that in the right ledger, they're gonna get arrested. gary from pennsylvania. let's hope they don't give a whistle to binder. no more, doocey, you're done. so, jesse, what did your family end up serving for easter dinner? we had steak because we went out. traditionally i'm more a lamb guy. that's it for tonight. tucker's up next. always remember i'm waters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. imagine being a historian 100 years ago trying to figure out what happens here. there's a lot of questions that are gonna puzzle you. one of the most baffling will be, how did joe biden get the nomination in 2020? 2020 was the year you will remember when we learned white people are bad and systemic racism is responsible for everything that ha

. >> right it's an alarming figure and obviously i see that and myrtle beach, south carolina pretty frequently but really surrounding areas or people are moving out of new york. they're moving out of new jersey and even california and moving to south carolina and other places. we need to get this back on track and crime quite frankly is a way we can do that. let's fix our communities and listed with the right way. let's back the blue. make sure we have sensible policies that really support our law enforcement and enforce the laws and the books and stop playing around with the defendant the police and the woke stuff that is really hurting our communities. jon: will look for the harm get in tomorrow. congressman russell phi republican of succulent thank you. speaking of crime tragedy and a sweet 16 birthday celebration and atlanta. for people shot dead, multiple people are hurts. in dadeville, alabama's an hours drive north of montgomery with the police she calls it something don't community should have to endure. officers say the trouble began around 10:30 p.m. last night during a party at the

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. >> steve: 7:01 if you look live at myrtle beach, south carolina right now.e out there, one of those folks on the beach, it a gorgeous start to the day. it's currently 60 degrees. they are going for a high of 71 down there. and, look, the pink sky over south carolina. beautiful pam met toe company nice day to start our wednesday hour two of "fox & friends." >> ainsley: beaches are so great down there they are large and flat hard sand. >> steve: you can ride a bike. >> ainsley: you can walk on it and run unlike florida. eastern part of florida so squishy the sand is so fluffy. >> steve: quick sand. >> ainsley: you work off your calves very quickly in a matter of two minutes. >> brian: good for beach training a lot of hosts are forced to do beach training in the summer good place to go. i know very politically correct song. i want to kiss you in the parking lot. you are asking permission unlike the santa claus song you say i saw momma kissing santa claus is kind of silly. a lot of people are upset about this. country music star say i want to kiss you in the par

could see some storms stretching from pittsburgh up into detroit down into roanoke, charlotte, and myrtle beach right, let's hope everyone stays safe. now to the major week ahead of the supreme court, the battle over the abortion pill front and center court rulings are due on other big issues and abc's jay o'brien joins us from the court. good morning to you. >> good morning. there was this collective sense of legal limbo this morning and the clock is ticking. the justices have until midnight wednesday to rule on that abortion pill matter. the case -- the question they're facing is somewhat narrow here. the court has to decide if mifepristone, the abortion pill, will be allowed to be available in its current form while the larger court case about the drug's approval by the fda plays out in federal court. on friday, justice samuel alito side of the drug can briefly stay available while he and the other justices make up their minds on that question and the consequences here are stark. abortion rights advocates estimate what's referred to as medication abortion makes up more than half of u.s. abor

. >> wishing our guys from fleming, florida a great time in myrtle beach. >> enjoy the 19th hole. >>ing the president and a host of other things. >> that's right. we have a lot to cover. especially where peter is right now. >>> the top news today is the 21-year-old suspect who appeared in court for the first time on friday. peter, what's the latest? >> reporter: kristen and joe, good morning. president biden spoke for the first time since the arrest of jack teixeira. the massachusetts air national guard member who is accused of the largest leak of top secrets in years. federal investigators are ordered to see why teixeira had the documents in the first place and how much secret information he did have. teixeira, as you noted, was in federal court friday. he is facing multiple charges under the espionage act of possessing and sharing. a squad surrounded his home and ordered teixeira, who is said to be a gun enthusiast, out of his home with hands up. president biden is back in the u.s. before wrapping up a sentimental trip. he told reporters said the visit did not affect when he would

a head's up to our friend from washington, d.c., raleigh area, myrtle beach headed to south carolina.savannah. those are the areas of concern saturday. if you have afternoon plans, keep an eye to the sky. we could be dealing with isolated tornadoes, gusty winds and the possibility of hail. we're not done yet. but yesterday we were lucky and fortunate it wasn't worse. >> bill, thank you. >>> now to this morning's political story. president biden set to make it official, launching his re-election bid next week. nbc's chief white house corresponden peter alexander joins us peter, what do you know? >> reporter: good morning. president biden is expected to make a re-election run official as soon as next tuesday. that is according to three sources familiar with the plans. tuesday has been circled on the calendar for a while because that's the anniversary of president biden's 2020 announcement of course, nothing is final until the president says the word he does have his work cut out for him. his approval ratings hovering in the low to mid-40s even some democrats have expressed concerns abou

mark in myrtle beach, south carolina. go ahead, mark.r: i'm one of those new yorkers who left to go to a red state because it's a lot safer done here. it's all lot you default on here. then for your future guess that's coming up from dominion, the lawyer that's rep extending them -- representing them i don't know with all the technologies here in the united states as far as fingerprint codes or facial recognition that we can't have one universal type of voting so that you can have in banking. you can't get your money out of an atm without a four digit code so why can we not in this modern country have the technology to have one form of voting? no tabs in florida so that's my question for your future guess and think you for the time. host: i made of note -- i made a note of that. our next caller is marilyn and calling from illinois. caller: good morning, i really love c-span and the format and i think you are very fair and balanced. my comment is about the assault weapons. i'm not against ordinary guns and hunting guns but the assault wea

host: michael is next in myrtle beach, south carolina, republican. i get to follow her, that's perfect. i would like to remind what's left, the largest hate group, the largest criminal organization to ever walk the planet is a hate group called the democratic party. 85% of democrats at least black democrats will be imprisoned. i would've thought you people would've love this. before you hang up on me, democrat, i dove even know where to go with this. donald trump should not even go back to new york city. you it its -- host: let's take a look at the manhattan da alvin bragg who is speaking yesterday after the arraignment and talking about those charges, the 34 felony counts. [video clip] >> donald trump was arraigned on a new york supreme court indictment, returned by a manhattan grand jury on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the first degree. under new york state law, it is a felony to falsify business records within tent to defraud and conceal another crime. that is exactly what this case is about. 34 false statements made to cover

congratulate i.g.a., a family-owned legendary establishment in the cherry grove section of north myrtle beach on its 75th anniversary. this iconic brand started with the family in 1948. today, they have every different businesses, everything from gas stations to ice cream shops to a seafood restaurant that occupy over four square blocks with more than 175,000 square feet of retail shopping. it seems like every corner has a splash of that iconic red. local businesses are the heart and soul of my district of south carolina and indeed the nation. and i'm grateful for the hard work of the families like them who are dedicated to serving their communities. it's amazing to see this growth of a hometown business over the course of the last 75 years and i wish them nothing but success for the next 75 years. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. tyler: the gentleman -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recog recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house floor for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the spea