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Stocks this morning. A record for eight straight sessions as you can see futures right now are appointed to a higher open. They put the london up five points while the cac and dax are downed in asia overnight gains across the board. We saw the nikkei, hang seng shanghai all up on the day. A manhunt underway in ohio. On the run after he overpowered a cop and stole his gun. Wild weather strikes the heartland. Nearly 30 people strapped as a tornado hit oklahoma. Controversy at google. Why the companies for diversity chief is criticizing a leaked employee memo. Tesla drops the price. Are you can g...

Police officers searching around the clock searching door to door for a man suspected of killing a rookie cop in cold blood. Al gores new Global Warming documentary isnt doing so hot taking the 15th spot at the box office. Technically, if he was right in the first movie, there wouldnt be a squeal because we would all be dead. I can make your hands clap i can make your hands clap ainsley you cant hear that and not clap. Brian i had no idea this was fitz and the tantrums. Ainsley i like that name. Fitz and the tantrums. Steve like our house. Welcome to fox friends for this very busy tuesday. The...

If the federal government approves the designation this summer, the Chumash Marine Sanctuary would be the first marine sanctuary in the U.S. to be nominated by, and named after, an Indigenous tribe. This week on our series The Heat Beat, Beth Thornton reports that taking precautions can save lives and minimize visits to the ER. Local farmers are giving school lunches a complete makeover thanks to a relatively new program of farm-to-school. KCSB student reporter Annabelle Hurst spoke with Ted Morton of Santa Barbara Channel Keeper about the changes the city recently set in place for visiting cr...

Community members gathered at Jodi House Gallery May 2 to honor inspiring young artists at a reception and awards ceremony hosted by local environmental

Alberta’s premier rode into office declaring war on the federal government—and won by a tiny margin. Can she keep her rebellious rural base happy, without sparking a national crisis?