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This is a Fox News alert. The Dow hits 50K on Lisa Brady. It happened a short time ago. The Dow topping 50,000 for the first time.
What significant milestone did the Dow reach recently?
Wall Street rallying as tech shares and Bitcoin rebound. Also focusing on the positive after some mixed economic reports. Consumer sentiment hitting a six-month high in February.
This is a monthly survey that comes out from the University of Michigan. They're measuring consumer confidence on a monthly basis, a really important leading indicator because so much of our economy is driven by consumer spending. So if consumers are feeling confident and more optimistic, then that would suggest that there will be more spending that would be good for business and there go good for the market.
Business is living a who right now. The Dow is up more than a thousand points. The S&P and the Nasdaq up more than one percent. An influx of investigators in Arizona. More federal and state resources arriving on day six of the search for Nancy Guthrie. Still no word of any confirmed contact from a kidnapper to the family. A federal judge orders the release of body cam footage from a shooting during immigration enforcement operations in Chicago.
How is consumer sentiment influencing the economy?
Miramar Martinez was shot and injured in October here in Chicago by a Border Patrol agent after investigators say Martinez chased federal agents and rammed them with her car. Charges against her later dropped, and now a federal judge ruling that body cam video of the shooting can be made public, along with text messages between federal officers. But we've also learned that the agent who shot Martinez did not have his camera on. At the time of the alleged vehicle ramming and subsequent shooting,
Fox's Jeff Manasso, attorneys for Martinez, arguing they need the evidence to counter DHS claims that she's a domestic terrorist. In Minnesota, a self-described Antifa member now facing federal charges.
Not talking about peaceful protests anymore. We're not talking about having polite conversations anymore.
Calling in that video for people to get their guns, now accused of calling for the murder of federal agents. America is listening to Fox News.
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A man arrested overseas and flown to the U.S. overnight, just appearing in federal court. Zubar al-Bakoush charged in the deaths of four Americans, including Ambassador Christopher Stevens, during the 2012 attack on a diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya.
According to the indictment unsealed just hours ago, he and others armed to the teeth with weapons, entered the complex, set it on fire. Others have already faced justice, but this is the first time authorities have Alba Kush on American soil to face charges.
Fox's David Spund, Alba Kush telling a magistrate judge he has complete trust in the court and jury and confidence for justice. The 58-year-old could face life in prison or the death penalty if convicted. A detention hearing is tentatively set for next week but could change because he's expected to get a different attorney. Accused killer Luigi Mangione now faces a state trial in New York on June 8th. Telling the judge as the date was being set today, it amounts to double jeopardy with a federal trial set for September 8th. He's accused of gunning down health care executive Brian Thompson more than a year ago in New York City. Emmy award-winning actor and director Timothy Busfield indicted in New Mexico on four counts of criminal sexual contact with a child.
A 68-year-old accused of inappropriately touching two boys while directing a series in Albuquerque between 2022 and 2024. He has denied the claims. A lawyer for Busfield saying in a statement, this prosecution appears driven by something other than the facts or the law. Adding Mr. Busfield will fight these charges at every stage and looks forward to testing the state's case in open court where evidence matters, not behind closed doors.
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