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3 new gun regulations are 3 soon coming our way. The president is laying out details this week. But there are a lot of people dont want them 3 instead the owner and customers at blue ridge shooting sports want the government to enforce laws already on the books. President obama is recommending gun regulations he says could keep guns out of the wrong hands. He wants anyone who sells guns to have a licenseseand wants to strengthen background checks. The owner here says if criminals want a gun they will buy it underground. He wants to see current regulations enforced. 3 3 3 any new regulations, i...

Heartbreaking turn. Critical clues spotted on Surveillance Video pointing police to someone the family trusts. Also baseball legend pete rose using the m lb sign stealing scandal to lift his lifetime ban from the hall of fame. Will he strike out again . Fox and friends first continues right now. Good morning. Not a song im familiar with. Good morning. You are watching fox and friends first on thursday morning. Rob a rainy thursday on the east coast. A new push to condemn nancy pelosi for her paper ripping moments at the state of the union. The speaker insists on this she took the high road. Re...

Could this visit mean . We are live in rome with the very latest this morning. Good morning, everyone. Hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving weekend. Welcome to early start. Im john berman. I felt like i havent seen you in weeks. Welcome back. Im glad to be back. Im zoraida sambolin. It is 5 00 a. M. In the east on december 2nd. So many questions on what caused that deadly train redetailment in new york city. The pictures are stunning. Four people were killed and 67 others injured and 11 critical when this metro north train went careening off the tracks sunday morning. The ntsb is investigatin...

Leaders from around Greenville, South Carolina, are working to help with affordable housing, and they just kicked off building a home for a family in need.

Photojournalist Pat Kane and artist Pablo Saravanja set out to meet the first responders who made sure they had homes to return to