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Pink and wearing colored contacts and a face tattoo. Fox friends starts right now. Have a good day. Hi, friends. Good morning, im anna kooiman. It is memorial day, monday, may 30th, 2016. This is fox friends. The death toll rising, six people dead in texas as rains continue to slam the south. One man swept to sea trying to rescue others. And carolina is getting hammered by another storm. 8 inches of rain dumping on that region. An update on the weather that may ruin travel plans for millions. It...

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Ronald Cole Owens Sr., a retired advertising executive who was a decorated Vietnam War Army veteran, died April 9. The Federal Hill resident was 85.

John A. “Buzz” Chriest Jr., a retired American Telephone & Telegraph cable engineer and founder of the annual Defenders’ Day Celebration, died April 1 at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.

John A. “Buzz” Chriest Jr., a retired American Telephone & Telegraph cable engineer and founder of the annual Defenders’ Day Celebration, died April 1 at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.

Charles E. “Ted” Herget Jr., who fostered the growth of Stevenson University as its former board chair, died March 2 at his Vero Beach, Florida, home. The former North Baltimore resident was 83.

Charles E. “Ted” Herget Jr., who fostered the growth of Stevenson University as its former board chair, died March 2 at his Vero Beach, Florida, home. The former North Baltimore resident was 83.

Nancy B. Akehurst, a retired Baltimore County elementary school educator, died at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center April 12. The Perry Hall resident was 87.

John R. Sherwood III, a retired urban planner who was a prominent figure in Annapolis yachting circles, died April 12 at his Annapolis residence. He was 86.