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myrtle grove overwhelmed with water after barry blew through. >> we're very, very thankful that the miss miss river stayed within its levees. >> reporter: those levees now a point of contention with local residents who say they've been waiting years for new stronger levees. >> we're working through some issues that relate all the way back to the title of the land that the levees are going to be constructed on. >> anything i can do to help you. >> reporter: the state's lieutenant governor says the levee issues in the southern parish rests squarely on the shoulders of the local government, who failed to approve a land sale. >> corps cannot build the levees until they purchase the right of way. >> reporter: local officials have called an emergency meeting for tuesday. while the slow-moving tropical system steered clear of new orleans, it dumped as much as 15 inches of rain in some areas. but far less than was forecast. >> it fell in the amounts they predicted over the gulf. >> reporter: crews are restoring electricity to the thousands still without power while statewide officials are breath

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. >> vaughan hillyards for us in myrtle beach, south carolina. >> thank you, vaughan. >>> it is unclear how warren's p performan performance may have had an impact on her fund raising numbers. shst ma she's making stops in new hampshire to ramp up support before the next presidential debate. >> our road warrior, garret haake is joining us now in new hampshire. any new information when we'll see her actual fund raising numbers? she raises in a different way than other candidates. >> she does. >> reporter: the candidate has to report those numbers by the end of the week. we'll see her a lot sooner. elizabeth only raised $6 million in the first quarter. that number was not on par with her other competitors and certainly not those in the top tier. there are under lining numbers there that gives warren supporters a lot of optimism. she has for gone the traditional fund raising circuits. she's not going to dinners and meet or greets. it is something that she brags about on the stunt. it also means much of bernie sanders of last cycle and this cycle. if you see somebody starting to catch on fi

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myrtle grove overwhelmed with water after barry blew through. >> we're very, very thankful that the mississippi river stayed wiin its levee of. >> reporter: those levees now a point of contention with local residents who say they have been waiting for years for new stronger levees. >> we're working throuome issues that relate all the way back to the title of the land that the levees will be constructed on. >> anything i can ever do to help you. >> reporter: the state's lieutenant governor says the levee of issue has been in the southern parrish and rests squarely on the shoulders of the local governor. >> they cannot repair the levees. >> reporter: a storm dumped as much as 15 areas of rain in some areas and far less than what was forecast. >> it fell in t amounts that they had predicted did over the gulf. >> reporter: crews are now restoring electricity to the thousands still without power while statewide officials are breathing a sigh of relief. >> we absolutely made it through thetorm. yond lucky, we were spared. >> repter: spaurd but prepared, for when the next storm hits their way. dan she

frank starts us off in south carolina in myrtle beach. good morning. the chair: goofment -- caller: good morning. my opinion is no they are not. they don't have a backbone to stand up and do what's right in a lot of situations. was it two years ago when they passed a budget, this is pelosi, the democratic party is probably the worst thing for this country. they have done more damage to this country than anybody. but the fact that she stood there and said, ok, we have had this much increase in defense spending. now we've got to have an increase in social spending. we know what the democratic party, they are the great society, what did it give us? what do we have? we are paying for that today. we've got -- i don't want to get into all that, but there are a lot of branches in the government, their jobs need to be automated or close some branches down. it's time to start cutting some of these departments. host: the republicans that signed on for these budget increases, what do you think about that action? caller: i think they are just -- all they are doing

today there were goats, dj, myrtle the cow. we saw a brief appearance. and just so happens that the anniversary lands on national ice cream day this year. what a coincidence. other ice cream shops also offering deals, drawing cow, people gathering around. you break out ice cream on a summer day, you're going to have a gathering. it's going to be nice. >> it was great day for ice cream. >> and you're going to have seven days of those. >> every day. >> great day. >> temperatures mid-90s. >> january 10th is a good day for ice cream. >> i agree with that. but especially appropriate this week with the temperatures on the rise. >> it looks good. >> tell us how you really feel about ice cream, terry? >> i'm going get some on the way home. i whipped myself into a frenzy here. >> well, we didn't have any ice cream and it we should have. it is national ice cream day. >> you're looking at me as if i should have brought it in. >> you should have brought it in! >> it's almost over, national ice cream day. have a great night and a great week. my experience with usaa h

and this was just a little while ago in myrtle grove, louisiana, along the mississippi river south of new orleans. these horses found themselves in the fast-rising water, and some quick-thinking men in boats were able to help get them to safety. morgan city, louisiana, is about 85 miles west of new orleans, and cnn's natasha chen is there. natasha, give us an update on the conditions where you are. >> reporter: yeah, well, for the past couple hours, ana, it's been very heavy wind gusts, and the rain just pummelling down. right at this very moment, we're feeling maybe a lull in the wind gusts. they have died down just a little bit. but the rain is not letting up. i want to show you that people have used sandbags around town, because as you mentioned, flooding is the biggest concern. this city has not gotten a major storm since 2012, and the mayor is extremely concerned that if they get all of the rain they're anticipating, about 10 to 20 inches, if that comes all at once nonstop, their pumps will not be able to handle that, even though they got extra pumps yesterday to try and prepare

voters i talked to today out of harrison and myrtle beach said they simply done want to hear her talking about this. yes, they praised her debate performance, but they say they hope they can drop it and move on and talk about the future. wolf, one other thing that's interesting. the former vice president is wrapping himself in the support and legacy of barack obama. he said if it was his judgment to select me as vice president certainly that should be good enough. i am told by advisers to both men that they have not spoken, obama and biden have not spoken since that debate, but their advisers are speaking frequently and they know that the former vice president is using the biden legacy. of course they say it's part of his as well. but wolf, that is one big takeaway from campaigning here. joe biden reminding people that he was barack obama's -- of course the first african-american president's vice president. >> interesting. at the same time senator elizabeth warren's campaign has just announced some big fund-raising hauls. what does that mean for the race? >> wolf, it is certainly interes

this was kamala harris a few moments ago here in myrtle beach, south carolina. >> this is a person who came in office on a campaign that was about make america great again. well, again for whom. again to what? to before the voting rights act, to before the ziccivil rights a before roe v. wade? to before the fair housing act? well, we're not going back. we're not going back. we're not going back. >> reporter: in 2016, exit polling showed that here in south carolina, and that south carolina democratic primary, 70% of the electorate were individuals over the age of 50. if you're kamala harris, reminding people of that history, you have the black population, the black electorate in the democratic primary accounts for 2/3 of democratic turnout, reminding history is very much a part of what kamala harris is pitching here in south carolina. >> and joe biden does well with that demographic. in fact, he continues to poll well amongst african-americans. kamala harris does well when people see her. the issue, i think, is that a lot of those voters in south carolina, particularly african-american

look at this out of myrtle beach where a lot of folks were, mostly out of the water at that time, thank goodness, because it hit the water. what do they say, when lightning strikes, water is a great conductor of electricity and you will get zapped, so it looked like most folks were out of the water there. thankfully. be aware today, we could see more in the way of thunderstorms across the beaches and here it is, the bouncing ball forecast. inviting, warm, humid across much of the east coast so drifting towards the cooler air there is going to be tempting today. i think the thunderstorms will be later in the day across the northeast, so cape cod back through jersey where the waters are getting more palatable there. rip currents could be an issue so just be aware of that, pay attention to the flags and talk to the lifeguards on duty there. excessive heat warning in philadelphia today. 96 degrees. you couple the temperatures with the humidity and a heat advisory down in the south. it will feel like up and over 100 degrees in tuscaloosa, mobile, jacksonville, new orleans and houston certain

. >> cnn's jeff zeleny is live in myrtle beach, south carolina. jeff, you're down there talking to voters in south carolina. what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, john, there's no question that joe biden this weekend was trying to clean up a lot of things. you heard him there saying he regretted expressing friendship with the segregationists. he's not quite right when he said this is the first chance for him to apologize. of course he gave a speech at jim clyburn's fish fry a couple of weeks ago, spoke to the south carolina democratic convention here. the change that's changed is that he had a rocky debate performance and the polls are showing that kamala harris is rising. i am here at an event for senator harris talking with voters here and with the former vice president yesterday. there is a very mixed bag. almost no voter i've talked to said that this race is going to turn on busing. it's not about that necessarily. it's about joe biden, does he represent the past or the future. so some of his supporters were happy to see him simply move on.

here is a little bit of her in myrtle beach. >> this is a person who came in office on a campaign that was about make america great again. well again for whom? again to what? to before the voting rights act? to before the civil rights act? to before roe v. wade? to before the fair housing act? well, we're not going back. we're not going back. we're not going back. >> reporter: and kamala harris, to that point said that you have to look at the totality of these candidate's history. i was talking to this woman here, brenda stroopy, she considers herself more of a far left voter. but what she heard from kamala harris today was specking to the gender pay gap, speaking to gun reforms, speaking to medicare for all. these were issues that she said as somebody who considers herself more far left getting behind. she said she has every intention seven months from now for casting her vote for kamala harris. kasie? >> vaughn hillyard, thank you my friend, as always, for your reporting. stay safe on the trail. >>> about 1,000 miles north of where vaughn is in south carolina, senator kirsten gillibr

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flooding is the main concern for officials across the gulf coast with scenes like this in myrtle grove, louisiana, where water is flowing over the top of the levees. so far more than 120,000 people across the area are without power and the number is changing hour-by-hour. joining me from plaquemines parish, nbc's mariana at tense i don't. you've been showing us the water going over the levees. it appears things have changed brac based on the water coming from the sky. >> reporter: the water has overtopped the levees in plaquemines parish. what we're noticing now is because of the rainfall, because of the flooding and the storm surge, this water is moving to my right towards the highway. that is highway 23. the only way in and out of this area, leaving these communities essentially cut off. more updates for our audience from the national weather service. still a high risk of storm surge in the area, still a high risk of rainfall today into tomorrow, six to ten additional inches in southeastern louisiana where i am. i want to bring in state representative christopher leopold. when you se

these drivers braving the elements, pulling over to remove this downed sign blocking the highway and in myrtle grove the flooding seen for miles. the drone video showing homes and structures left submerged as far as the eye can see. >> this storm has our attention. it should have the attention of everybody across the state of louisiana. >> this storm was slow to get here and it will be slow to leave. as you see now we're getting some bands of rain here. we anticipate we'll see more of this and we're hoping for the power to go on. right now, the only place open in town is the waffle house. i can tell you, it's certainly a hot destination. whit, back to you. >> it's always the waffle house. >> absolutely. >> every time i cover a disaster, it's the waffle house. all right, go get some breakfast, zachary. thank you. >>> let's get an update of the forecast now with rob who is in new orleans. robert, what's happening? >> well, new orleans slowly coming back to life as well, very quiet across the french quarter and downtown yesterday. i can tell you that, that's a rare sighting. it's rare as the waff

correspondent peter doocy is following california senator kemal harris in myrtle beach tonight. >> come harris is confident. >> i fully intend to win this election. >> big crowd's same tricky stomach came to see the california center in south carolina where one questioned going to click with a progressive platform. >> i think we cannot go immediately into health care for all. >> there will be a transition period. we need a president who knows how to fight. >> the harris campaign appears to be heating up as the eric swallow campaign is closing up. >> today ends our presidential campaign. >> two weeks ago, eric swallow called on someone else to step aside. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch. >> a lot has changed since the end of june. back then, joe biden was rejecting cory booker's call to say sorry for explaining the value of civility with segregationist senators. >> cory booker has called for. >> of course he should apologize. >> this weekend the former vp changed his tune. is. >> now buying and selling and was skeptical of his civil stomach record not to

the myrtle beach, south carolina, and south carolina primary was huge. they backed up the truck and let everything go. it was quite different than many of the other debates. >> so when you hear sanders and warren don't want to go at each other, at some point whether you want to do it or not, it happens. >> there is a physics to all of this, yes. >> that's a good way to put it, i guess. thanks for watching us on "inside politics" as we get ready for the debates here. don't go anywhere, as we prepare for the debates here in detroit, we're going to go talk to some voters. brianna keilar starts right now. have a great afternoon. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now, three dead in california by a gunman opening fire on a crowd at a festival. a 6-year-old boy among the victims. police took down the shooter, but a second suspect may be on the loose. >>> and racism as a political strategy. aides close to the presidency the politics of hate as a winning message. >>> plus president trump nominates a staunch loyalist t

. >> she's going to be heading down to myrtle beach for a townhall here this afternoon. she's going to be heading up to new york before heading to new hampshire later this weekend. >> vaughan hillyard live for us in south carolina. steve, we referenced some of those numbers now. out this morning, "washington post post"/abc news poll showing the president's poll numbers ticking up. >> you have to say the biden campaign, sort of the implicit message is electability. this is exactly the kind of poll that biden would like democrats to be looking at. you mentioned the approval rating. this is all adults. whether or not they're registered to vote. trump is at 44%. that is an uptick in this poll. if you look at the registered voters, folks registered to vote, he improves up to 47, 50. by historical standards, that's not a great number for an incumbent president. but trump standards, that's about as good as he's been doing. democrats might look at that and say, well, trump, maybe because of the economy, that's what this poll suggests, maybe he's tkpwhreting a little bit more pol

reporter: she just had her first campaign event just down the road and we're following her over to myrtle beach. but i want to let you listen to her directly from yesterday afternoon. she made it very clear that folks shouldn't forget history when looking at this democratic primary. >> i think that he is right to recognize the impact of his words and i applaud him for having the courage to do it. there is still plenty of disagreement between he and i and that remains. which is that part that is a very significant part i believe about that quhwhole era. >> reporter: and kamala harris went on to say that joe biden's affiliation with barack obama isn't enough to constitute him being the next democratic nominee. i was in marion and talking with women of color here in south carolina. and they were telling me that they thought that the california senator's attacks and questioni questioning of vice president vb's civil rights record was unfair, that it didn't look back to the tattlity e i to the totality of his record. and i was in iowa with senator harris at the end of the last week and talking

from that point forward we formed a military knifeover from the coast at myrtle beach to hilton head. >> my folks in hilton head look forward to the flyover. what can we expect from the parade in the sky? >> we'll have two f1 7s, and people are look up at the shore, amazed by the great planes and might of our military. >> the look from the shore parade of planes is not just vintage planes but active military like c 17s from the u.s. air force. we are getting a tour. how would we get something like a fire truck, a tank, helicopter in here? >> that's a great question, anna. airman stevens shows you how it works. ♪ >> how are you doing, you're going to take me up in the plane. how do you do it? >> this trained 90% of the bomber crews in world war ii. this was ordered by the dutch as a light bomber. >> can we have at it? >> sure. ♪ >> one of the very, very small amount of people who of get to do something like this. how much fun is it? >> too much. >> why did you decide to get involved with salute from the shore? >> it's a great organization, that gives thanks. you make the flight one

the owner and president of red barn cannabis from my hometown of myrtle creek, oregon, told us not only has he lost accounts for dispensaries but his employees have lost personal bank accounts and credit cards. spouses of employees have lost personal bank accounts. many employees are fearful that as a result of the changes, they will lose their credit rating and perhaps even have mortgages or loans canceled. , thank you for holding this hearing, a chance to present this conversation. there is nothing good about forcing the world to operate on cash. it is an invitation to money laundering. it is an invitation to organized crime. it is an invitation to robbery. it is an invitation to cheat on your taxes or employees. let's fix this. let's honor this state's rights vision of all of the state to have said this makes sense here ourur location for citizens. thank you, mr. chairman, for providing this forum for this conversation. chairman crapo: thank you, senators. we jointly appreciate the work with of put into this issue. you may be excuse we can move to the second panel. chairman crapo: we

private levy has water coming over it, emergency repairs, we understand are being made, this is in the myrtle grove and point celest area. another area has overtopped according to officials, but it is not really posing any threats to residential neighborhoods at this point but no doubt the pumps are working double to try and get that water out. first time in history all 244 flood gates were sealed off and closed, look at this video, it's something that's not happened as part of massive hurricane protection system following hurricane katrina. throughout various storms in history since katrina, half of them have been closed, 75% but never all of them, they decided yesterday to go ahead and do that including the ones up here along lake pontchartrain, so that is something that's happening, that's unprecedented and no doubt this flood protection system is really being put to the test with barry, as we said, a fairly weak category 1 hurricane wouldn't make landfall and now downgraded to tropical storm, but the wind not a concern but the flooding. this is why those flood protection systems are being

a similar scene in north myrtle beach, south carolina. marine biologists say sharks are not inherently interested in humans we joined a shark tour off the coast of jupiter, florida, tuesday. we swam with 20 bull sharks. we've been in the water more than two hours nothing has bothered us. why? >> well, because these are fish eaters, and we're not fish >> reporter: southern beaches aren't the only shark hot spots. >> beauty. beauty >> reporter: researchers tagging sharks off cape cod say at least seven great whites were spotted on tuesday it's already been a dangerous shark season, with three attacks off the coast of north carolina in june. >> we're on the beach. we have a shark bite here. >> reporter: austin reid survived. >> it was a lot of pressure, like, on my foot, and it tugged me down. >> reporter: 17-year-old paige winter lost her leg and two fingers. the attacks not limited to the united states. jordan lindsey from california died last week while snorkeling in the bahamas spear fisherman jonathan hernandez also attacked in the baha

a similar scene in north myrtle beach, south caroli. marine biologists say sharks are not inherently interested in humans. we joined a shark tour off the coast of jupiter, florida, tuesday. we swam wh 20 bull wearks. e been in the water more than two hours. b nothing hashered us. why? >> well, because these are fish eaters, and we're not fish. >> reporter: southern beaches aren't the ooty shark h spots. >> beau. beauty. >> reporter: researchers tagging sharks off cape cod sayea at l seven great whites were spotted on tuesday. it's already been a dangerous shark season, with three attacks of north carolina in june. >> we're on the beach. we have a shark bite here. >> reporter: austin reid survived. >> it was a lot ofpressure, like, on my foot, and it tugged me down. >> reporter:ea 17-yr-old paige winter lost her left and two fingers. the attacks not limited to the ited states. jordan lindsey from california died last week while snorkeling in the bahamas. a fisherman aacked in the bahamas days earlier. >> it was a blur of whitewater,s fi,

. >> reporter: and in myrtle beach this four-foot shark swimming in the surf just feet from a family. in florida, a photo of this shark right behind children playing in the water went viral. >> i screamed at my wife closer to the kids to get everybody out of the water. >> reporter: more than a dozen sharks have been spotted on the cape. as researchers come to study the animals, public officis are concerned. >> in some areas i think it would be appropriate to put shark netting. we need to deal with it more forcefully and taking the matter seriously and enacting legislation for the sake of public safety. >> reporter: as for those dozens of shark sightings off cape cod we're hoping there are more today far away from swimmers at the beach, of course, but by the boat that we'll be getting on in this marina in chatham we're joining shark researchers to find some sharks, tag them. we'll have and airplane flying above us to spot them and we'll have that coming your way exclusively on "gma" later this week, guys. >> just stay in the boat. >> i will. i will. i have no idea on getting out. >> go

i can confirm at this point at least in myrtle grove, five levees experienced overtopping because of the flooding and because of that storm surge. and behind me you can see authorities are working around the clock to be able to restore the area back to normalcy. and people are starting to come back to their homes. you can see thankfully the highway did not flood. i want to quickly bring in shawn from the sheriff's office, rpio here. can you tell me about the effort underway here? >> luckily high tide ended. a lot of water is going to push back. we did experience some water on the roadways. we're going to have to do alternating on one lane. that's the reason why you see so much activity in the back. but as of today, we're going to do that. we also in coordination with the parish government will have helicopters come in with the army national guard and try to place sandbags in the breaches to try to stop the water from overtopping. >> patching the damage? >> yes. because of so much water overtopping the levee, it caused breaches. our job is to try to stop any water from coming back ove

and few communities where the levees did actually get overwhelmed like here in myrtle grove, you can see the water on the street isng recedi it had been this high. thes communities are built up on stilts. i guess you can say this early into the hurricane season, barry is a good dress rehearsal for what potentially may come. savannahlu >> absoly. kerry, thank you. >>> the storm may have been downgraded, but it's still giving a lot of fol t plenty worry about as it moves inland. what are we looking at? >> right now, we're looking at areas that radar indicate just to the north of lake charles, upwards of 15 inches of rain in the last several hours. so l there's a of flooding going on right now. we have flash flood asrnings, fl flood watches. we've also got flood warnings as well that are going on right at this hour. right now, bry is a depression. 80 miles west-southwest of little rock. 25-mile-per-hour winds, moving to the north at 9. this system is going to be bringing more heavy rain in to texas, louisiana, on into arkansas, the mississippi river valley today there's an isolated torn

myrtle grove, louisiana down in plaquemines parish, the lt. governor sending these images, this is water over topping a levee there, it is not a breach, it's not a break and it's not the mississippi river levee, but highway 23. the only road in and out is apparently in jeopardy of flooding, as the water is starting to rise in that location, and that is an area that's under mandatory evacuation orders, so the good news is, hopefully many people listen to those warnings and got out ahead of time. they're moving emergency equipment, emergency equipment in to try and make repairs and real quickly, as we're live, this gentleman here, you can see driving through, it isn't that deep, but as you always hear them say, turn around, don't drown because sometimes it can be deceptive and may only be a few inches in a couple of spots, but then you have a quick drop-off and it doesn't take much moving water to fully pick up a truck or a car so that's why they're asking folks to stay off the streets pretty much for the most part until this thing, at least the

through talking about damaging winds in excess of 70 miles per hour possible from fayetteville even to myrtle beach starting after 3 or 4:00 p.m. and that tropical depression everybody is talking about is east-northeast of west palm beach and will stay out there and add moisture and then dies out. guys. >>> we move to washington where special counsel robert mueller is set to deliver his long delayed testimony to two congressional committees. that's going to be tomorrow morning. mueller, the justice department and both parties in congress jockey ago head of the hearing and back to pierre thomas with the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. the clock is ticking and the pressure is mounting now that we're just about 24 hours from mueller's testimony. he's been intensely preparing with a small team of former staffers from the special counsel's office in space provided by his former law firm in washington. i've been talking to key sources who have worked closely with mueller in the past and they tell me his preparation for congressional testimony typically involves hour

warnings and all that in one fell asleep and along the entire east coast we talking as far south as myrtle beach all the way up into maine literally boston, new york, philadelphia, dc. virginia beach and fort wayne, detroit, indianapolis, indiana, even memphis tennessee where you think they would be accustomed to this heat but this is a different kind of animal altogether. when you take into consideration the sweltering heat we are talking about for today, it will go ahead into tomorrow. this is like a bad sequel to the movie we do not want to participate in. we are expecting the heat to linger for sunday. hovering between 105 and 110 at the very least. boston down towards philadelphia toward the d.c. area and even further inland to the pittsburgh area will still feel like 95 and up to 100 in some areas. this is a problem. sunday temperatures 10 degrees above the norm for this time of year pretty accuweather real feel temperature will be between 101 10. the heat related illnesses will be on the rise and we are looking for little to nearly no kind of relief throughout the overnight period.

orleans is back in business few communities where the levees did actually get overwhelmed, like here in myrtle grove. you can see the water on the street is receding it had been this high. well, these communities are built up on stilts, so even homes are not waterlogged. i guess you can say this early into the hurricane season, barry is a good dress rehearsal for what potentially may come. savannah >> kerry, thank you. >>> the storm may have been downgraded but it is still giving a lot of folks plenty to worry about moving inland. what are we looking at, al >> right now, we are looking at some areas that radar indicate just to the north of lake charles upwards of 15 inches of rain in the last several hours there's a lot of flooding going on right now we've got flash flood warnings, flash flood watches. we've also got flood warnings, as well, that are going on right at this hour right now, barry is a depression 80 miles west/southwest of little rock. 25 miles an hour winds moving to the north at 9 this system is going to be bringing more heavy rain from texas, louisiana, on into arkansas the mi

that started for a lot of families up and down the coastline here in south carolina all the way from myrtle beach to hilton head. salute from the shore. this is the 10th year. everybody goes to the beach in their red, white and blue, a sea looking like an american flag for all these airplanes up high in the sky. a parade of planes. active military and vintage planes and i had a chance to talk to a couple of c-17 air force members, a pilot and cargo load master after we toured the c-17. let's take a listen. >> it almost brings tears to your eyes. it sounds corny. it reminds you every day why we do this. >> looking out the window and seeing the people on the shorelines spending their free time waving a flag for us meant a lot. >> is it something that you'll forget? >> i'll never forget it. as long as i'm a c-17 pilot i'll try to do it every year. >> so that big parade of planes starts between 12:00 and 1:00 along the south carolina coastline. earlier we had an exclusive flyover with a couple of vintage planes. thank you to preston and jim live on "fox & friends." so the vintage planes are jus

here is what kamala harris said yesterday myrtle beach in south carolina. >> we have the current occupant of the white house crowing around about how this economy is doing so great. and then you ask how so are you measuring the greatness of your economy of yours? and he points to the stock market. well, that's fine if you own stocks. they will points to the unemployment numbers. well, yeah, people are working. they are working two and three jobs. and to make the point again in our america, you should only have to work one job to have a roof over your head and food on the take. steve: okay. so that's her argument for why the trump economy is not so great for people in her estimation. ainsley: well, the president disagrees. pete: so do a lot of americans. >> we're setting records on friday we had the all-time in the history of our stock market, the all-time highest number. and we intend to go a lot higher. during the campaign i talk about growth. and we have had great growth. but we're going to have a lot more of it. for me it's jobs. and today, we set a new record for jobs. we're setting i

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