amanda from california. testing for the virus as it we land and get bombarded should, how that s making a bad situation worse as the virus good facetime clears that up. with messages from our families. let s get to the news. spreads silently. trump announced this, you can t shutdown of schools, offices, come back, and the end of the going dark. social gatherings is accelerating as they try to meet late night show suspended, the the demand for coronavirus curtain closed on broadway, testing. march madness canceled. tom costello joins us and the nearly all professional sports three things we re watching on hold and now major theme today on this issue. tom, good morning. reporter: good morning, world and all that good stuff. reporter: in fact, the parks shutting their doors. president s 30-day ban only how americans coast-to-coast targets european countries from 36 countries but fears fueling savannah americans to get back quickly. that s top, up front right now the
people. black people were just so absent in science fiction, and it s a blind spot. black panther was a massive moment in our culture. they thought it was going to make 700 million. but it actually made 1.3 billion. so, it had a business impact. it had a community impact. it opened up doors. it showed that these kinds of stories, looking at black speculative fiction, looking at black looking at horror was also highly profitable. sci-fi is really a conversation about our humanity and man s relationship to technology and exploring other worlds. it s really exciting to know that more black-centric science fiction is making its way onto the television screens finally. black people have always loved science fiction and have always loved fantasy. we just didn t know it. when you think of how broad that landscape is, to not include every single individual that is participating in the world, then it s a lie. we have millions and millions of stories that need to
that for the second time. and president biden spending the weekend in delaware after he slammed the gop s new commitment to america plan. it was a speech that he gave to the nation s largest teachers union. we have live fox news team coverage on all of this. alexis mcadams is at the southern border, lucas tomlin tomlinson in delaware with the president, max gorden in florida as the residents there prepare for a possible hurricane. but first to adam klotz in the fox weather center on what s going to turn the sunshine state into a wet and windy state soon. adam: hey, eric. yeah, you re absolutely right. this is the system that s making that move, still a tropical storm as we speak. winds at 45 miles an hour, drifting off to the west at 16 miless an hour. warmer water fuels the system, so as it lifts into the gulf of mexico, it starts to really strengthen. this is going to time out, our forecast cone of uncertainty here. you see beginning to approach the gulf of mexico north of
and galactic reveal. a behind-the-scenes look at the last jedi. i only know one truth. the cast dropping hints. between luke and rey, there s a lot to be learned. the d23 expo filled with exciting moments from a wrinkle in time, to mary poppins to the avengers. both: good morning, america. hey, good sunday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. we want to get straight to the breaking news. a just released abc news/ washington post poll shows that six months into his presidency, donald trump has an approval rating of just 36%. his approval rating is the lowest six months in of any president going all the way back to harry truman. it s three points lower than gerald ford, whose approval rating plummeted after he pardoned richard nixon for his role in the watergate. one of the things hurting him is russia. 63% of people polled say it was inappropriate for donald trump jr. to meet with the russians. said to have damaging information about hi
and jeff bay doezos the wor richest perp for a few hours. we begin with a look at today s eye opener your world in 90 seconds. democrats will crow xul tantly and claim victory for obamacare. the gop s obamacare repeal fails in the u.s. senate. right prevailed. we were right, and the american people knew it, and we have saved their health care. incoming white house communications director director unleashing on white house staff in a profanity-laced tirade. it feels like a fist fight has broken out on the white house. or in some back alley somewhere. it s more like pennsylvania avenue becoming melrose place. he s very passionate about the president and the president s agenda and i think it may have gotten the best of him in that conversation. a commuter train crashed into a railway buffer in barcelona. the train s driver among those who suffered injuries. the man charged with killing his wife on a cruise ship said he did it because she wouldn t stop