it is between conway and myrtle beach. at nine years old his first job was to set up beach chairs and umbrellas in north myrtle beach. apparently, he did well there. because, north myrtle beach is thriving. he went to north myrtle beach high school and was voted most likely to succeed in 1980. we have a high school classmate of his. what did they see in him? the same thing i see. someone who is really talented and works hard and is a good person. the kind of people you think will succeed, but you hope succeed. so, he lives in charlston. in a really nice place. going from little river to charleston is about a two and a half hour drive. it's a real change. since i represent south carolina i like them very much. he is married and they have two kids, caroline and cole and they are adorable. from a south carolina point of view we are very proud of scott. i was over-the-top happy when president trump picked him. because i know him. i know where he came from. the rich and powerful do not live in little river. this is truly the am

well, this is somewhere between conway and myrtle beach. ine years old, his first job was to set up beach chairs and umbrellas in north myrtle beach. and apparently, you did well there because north myrtle beach is thriving. he went to north myrtle beach high school and he was voted most likely to succeed in 1980. and we have a high school classmate of his. what did they see in him? the same thing i see ,someone who really is talented and works hard and just a good person, the type of people that you think are going to succeed but you hope succeed. so he lives in charleston in a really nice place. going from little river to charleston is about a two and a half hour drive, but it's a real change. since i represent south carolina, i like them both very much. he's married to john, his husband's right behind me, and they have two kids, caroline and cole, and they're absolutely adorable. and from a south carolina point of view, we're really proud of scott. i was over the top happy when president trump picked him because i know him, i know where h

that's when danielle's mom, rona, back home in myrtle beach, gets the phone call every mother dreads. >> my sister said, danielle's missing. i'm like, what do you mean she's missing? i'm panicking. >> but danielle's aunt gina investigates on her own in hope mills. >> there's a creek back there that these school kids hang out. >> but when night falls, the dense brush surrounding the muddy waters hides something darker. and it's a place danielle was last seen alive. >> this is like a scene out of a horror movie. i wouldn't even walk back there. and she voluntarily walked into the dark woods. no. no way. >> gina ventures deeper down the creek sides dirt trails and sees something that stops her cold. >> me and my cousin of mine start walking down this little trail, and i see help scratched on the ground. i'm like, is that a joke or what is that? >> then something else. and it's no joke. >> as we're exiting the trail, i look down and i'm like, this is her sock. it was rolled like like like had rolled off of her foot. >> it was a real concern that she had met with foul play. >> but the eeri

carolina, 34 million people under warnings, you can see the snow from new orleans, panama city, myrtle beach, and norfolk, virginia as well. we are still looking at another 2 to 4 inches of snow from savannah, georgia, all the way up to norfolk through tomorrow. that moves out but we've also got dangerous ice from southern georgia, into northern florida, dangerous commute for tomorrow morning and the temperatures, we are talking about 178 million people, look at these wind chills, tomorrow morning, it'll feel like 17 in chicago, nine in baton rouge, 20 in houston, the good news is, a slow, gradual warm-up, lester, as we get to friday, look at temperatures, upper 20s, but end up in the mid to upper 30s. >>> two weeks after the start of the deadly wildfires in southern california, some scary moments again, as new fires broke out. this time, no damage was reported. it comes as some finally go back to their homes, for the first time. >> firefighters racing to put out multiple brushfires igniting across southern california. the fryer fire threatening a mall and several homes after the lilac fire

from new orleans, panama city, up into myrtle beach, and norfolk, virginia as well. still looking at two to four inches from savanna georgia to norfolk tomorrow. that moves out, but we also have dangerous ice from southern georgia into northern florida. dangerous commute tomorrow morning. and the temperatures, we're talking about 178 million people. look at the wind chills. tomorrow morning feels like 17 in chicago, 9 in baton rouge, 4 in new york city, 20 in houston. the good news is a slow and gradual warm up towards friday. a look at temperatures starting in the upper 20s, but end in the mid to upper 30s. >> thank you. >>> two weeks after the start of the deadly wildfires in southern california, some scary moments again as new fires broke out, but this time no damage was reported. this comes as some finally go back to their homes for the first time. liz kreutz tells us more. >> reporter: tonight firefighters racing to put out multiple brush fires igniting across southern california. the yer fire in san diego threatening a mall and several homes after the lilac fir

. >>> the storm hit the gulf and moved into the carolinas, dumping record amounts onto myrtle beach,th carolina. and many roads across the gulf coast are still closed because the freezing temps are making travel impossible. louisiana brought in snowplows from an indiana company to help clear those roads. >> so those who don't recognize that type vehicle, it is a snowplow. we have 14 of them right now going throughout the city of new orleans, cleaning our streets. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a snowplow. all right, the storm left behind some serious damage, though. this is what's left of the mobile civic center in alabama after the roof collapsed under the weight of the snow. the city was already in the process of demolishing this building. then check out this video from milton northeast of pensacola. the storm dropped almost 9 inches of snow. that more than doubles a recordrecord 4 inches set in 1954. >>> first alert weather powered by kia. learn more at kia.com. kia, movement that inspires. >>> oh, boy. the snow day brought out the inner child in a lot of people across the south

got to tell you, guys, this is kind of crazy. 44 million people affected from texas to florida, myrtle beach. this is the first ever blizzard warning issued by lake charles, louisiana weather service. the snow already making its way into the area. when all is said and done, houston 3 to 5 inches, new orleans 4 to 7 inches. lake charles 4 to 6 inches. these could be the biggest snowfalls they have had in over 60 years, even up to an inch as up an inch in new burn, north carolina. icy conditions from panama city, brunswick. we're talking dangerous conditions wednesday morning for your commute. and the temperatures, look at these highs. only 11 in cleveland, 34 in houston. overnight lows tomorrow, 1 in chicago, 16 in atlanta, 19 in raleigh. the good news is temperatures will gradually start rising as we get toward the weekend. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. did you know whales and barnacles have a parasitic relationship? oh, i know about parasitic relationships— let's go barnacle. off you go. unlimited 2% cash back, the wells fargo active cash credit card. tem

all you have to do is take a little trip down 95 to myrtle beach and you'll see all these closed places in these small areas. okay, lewis, we'll have the congressman respond. know, listen, you talk about small towns. i'm from one myself. i'm from hayward, wisconsin, a very, very small community in northern wisconsin. and my district is rural. and what you see is it's harder for small businesses to actually start up to expand, grow and create more jobs, not because they competitive environment is that much more difficult, but it's more challenging for small businesses to deal with all the rules and regulations that come from government. and when our government grows, when the rules and regulations grow to be in business, the small guys can't navigate that. if you're a big business, you have the economies of scale to deal with big government. but if you're the small guy, the rules and regulations have a dramatic impact on you. and if you look at our communities, multinational corporations aren't really moving into central and northern wisconsin. and often hundreds of jobs. it's the small

and now myrtle beach, south carolina, the resort area got five inches of snow overnight.re asking residents to please stay off those icy roads. so much snow fell in mobile, alabama, that the roof of the mobile civic center arena caved in. fortunately, the city was already planning to demolish that structure, but they got a record 7.5in of snow yesterday. and the southern states. kristen, they don't have any means to handle this kind of a thing. >> yeah, no fleet of salt. >> trucks to. >> get out there. >> that's not happening. you just sit and wait for it to melt. >> i know, i know. okay, well, meantime, we have, you know, pretty mild weather, right? yeah, a little chillier, but it's all good. >> a little chillier. yeah. we haven't had any snow here, but, you know, i have friends that live in lots of these places in the south that have been pounded with snow and unusually cold weather. many of them are just staying in and not going out at all. afraid to drive. meanwhile, back here in the bay area, we have another frost advisory in effect for tomorrow morning. this is what

. >> and so will tybee island, all the way up to myrtle beach and all the way up to rehoboth. >> it is>> degrees right now in anchorage, alaska. it is 22 and snowing in atlanta, georgia. and yes, new orleans. you already have almost six inches of snow. call it historic. somewhere back in the 1800s, there was a ten inch snowfall, but anywhere these new records or modern records doubling the modern records for sure. and lafayette, you just now reported 9.5in of snow. there will be places in the southern part of the u.s. that have a foot of snow on the ground, and likely not even a snowplow in the county. that's what this is going to be like. this is going to be a storm that really slows things or stops things for a very long time. and it's going to snow in new orleans for many more hours, more hours for you, mobile for gulfport all the way over hasn't even started yet, really for destin, but it's not far offshore. here is all the snow still to come. the heaviest snow still to come for some places with widespread disruptions. i-10 is completely shut down. i mean, if you go from mobile to

cold advisory, extreme cold warning in the hot pink from places like new orleans to jacksonville, myrtle beach elkins. >> and it is. >> chilly this morning. temperatures in. >> the negative numbers. in duluth. >> it feels like -25. so basically. >> from. >> the rockies all the way to the east, we're looking at another cold day. we're going to be cold once again tomorrow before we start to see a gradual warming into the weekend. memphis 26 degrees right now, 27, in new orleans. so the temperatures into the 20s below freezing up the southeast and the gulf coast states as well. the jet stream is so far down to the south. so that's just letting this arctic air spill in. and we're looking at temperatures not going very far as we go throughout this thursday. we're looking at temperatures anywhere from ten to 20. >> to. >> 20 degrees below what is typical for this time of year, but better than the 5540 degrees below what we had a couple days ago. denver 32 today that 16 degrees below average. nashville 4239. in mobile we're looking at cold also along the east coast, below freezing once again in new y

all you have to do is take a little trip down 95 to myrtle beach and you'll see all these closed places in these small areas. okay, lewis, we'll have the congressman respond. know, listen, you talk about small towns. i'm from one myself. i'm from hayward, wisconsin, a very, very small community in northern wisconsin. and my district is rural. and what you see is it's harder for small businesses to actually start up to expand, grow and create more jobs, not because they competitive environment is that much more difficult, but it's more challenging for small businesses to deal with all the rules and regulations that come from government. and when our government grows, when the rules and regulations grow to be in business, the small guys can't navigate that. if you're a big business, you have the economies of scale to deal with big government. but if you're the small guy, the rules and regulations have a dramatic impact on you. and if you look at our communities, multinational corporations aren't really moving into central and northern wisconsin. and often hundreds of jobs. it's the small

she was a resident of north myrtle beach for nearly 22 years, where she was active in her community. including the horry county republican women's club. she was a true pillar of the south carolina conservative movement. mr. fry: in twuks she worked for president donald trump, helping secure a historic victory. in 2020 she served as an electricker to to our electoral college. jeri's personality was infectious. she was an incredibly hard worker and she had the unique ability to inspire others to work diligently for the conservative cause. through all that she accomplished, one thing remained constant. her passion for improving the lives of south carolina and our great country. her conviction, her fearless leadership and willingness to serve will no doubt leave a laughter legacy for all who knew her. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection,

folks, that is myrtle beach, south carolina, where snow now covering the sand. >> that is not a sight you see every day. and also snowball fights and sledding in new orleans. some parts of that city got a foot of snow. the storm dumped snow from texas to florida. 9 inches in milton, florida. 7.5 inches in alabama. 3 inches in houston. >> lots of snow days down south while folks are digging out there. the rest of the country staying in because of the dangerously cold temperatures. this is today's forecast. you can see the frigid temps from coast to coast. arizona, yes, arizona 10 degrees. negative 7 in texas. negative 13 in kansas. >> well, we've got everything you need to know to start your day, including, of course, al's forecast on when we might see a little relief. priscilla thompson is in texas this morning. hi, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. it is a very cold 20 degrees here right now. as you can see, still a lot of snow here. some did melt yesterday, though, so i want to show you what we're dealing with here. take a look at my feet. you hear the crunching. it

even myrtle beach 2 to 3 inches waking you up. we're done with the snow. the fun part's done. unfortunately it sticks. because the cold. those are actual air temperatures. it's only 7 there in baton rouge. that's breaking a daily record. robin, we're gonna stay cold. as trevor mentioned, it's the melt and freeze that concerns me for black ice along all those roads ton gulf coast. >> robin: i know you gave us a heads up yesterday. along with this brutal weather comes a hike in gas prices. rhiannon ally has the latest. good morning, rhiannon. >> good morning, robin. i hate to be the bearer of bad news. drivers looking to fill up this morning you are in for a surprise. gas prices are up, way up in some areas. the price hike is based on oil prices and this frigid weather. according to aaa, the price of crude oil jumped $88 a barrel. some areas are seeing a $0.25 jump in just the past week. nationwide prices are up by $0.07. $3.13 right now. it's not just the u.s. dealing with it. global oil prices have also soared on concerns for tighter supplies. now, gas prices usually start ris