Continues to slowly lift its lockdown. One day after President Trump suggested the Coronavirus Task force would be winding down, the president reversed course in what other way but a series of tweets saying the task force would continue on indefinitely. It has been nearly two weeks since their last formal news briefing. Joining me, coanchor for the next two hours, katy tur. I want to start on the last thing. This is classic donald trump gut reaction watching the fallout. Here it was at 8 00 this morning, doing our planning call today, it is about more, looks like the task force is winding down. We hung up the news call, get on another news call, then the tweet storm had hit. You know this man very well, covering him as closely as you did. He does see how things are playing. In a few hours, it will be like that didnt play well. Thats what this struck me as. He was always highly attuned to coverage of him and what people were saying during the campaign that has continued on throughout hi
Down syrian warplane. The action was taken after the proAssad Military jet dropped bombs. Congress trying to get work done ahead of the fourth of july reset. Unless change the way operate. You will continue to see this kind of dead long. This for the u. S. Open. Koepka, a major champion. Steve we start this monday morning with a fox news alert. Another deadly attack rocking london overnight. Brian so far we have one person dead, 10 others injured after police say a man filled with rage used a van to mow down worshipers, leaving a mosque. Ainsley the man 48 years old. Hes the suspect. He is now in custody. Authorities are now hunting for possible accomplices. Benjamin hall is live there on the scene in london with breaking details this hour. Good morning to you, benjamin. Whats the latest . Good morning, brian, steve, and ainsley. Its attack after attack here at the moment. Of course, we have seen this vehicle born type of attack used various times. What stands this one out today is tha
Roy C. "Bill" Lewellen of Marianna, the second Black person to serve in the Arkansas Senate in the 20th century, died Tuesday at a Memphis hospital after a long illness. He was 71.