to push their strollers, or carry their children, or get their babies to safety. people were running in every direction. our breaking news coverage continues breaking news coverag continues here on morning joe. dozens of people are dead after a truck drove into a crowd in niece, france, in what the president has called a terrorist attack. hundreds were watching fireworks for the bastille day when the truck zigzagged along a promenade of people mowing them down. the driver also fired shots into the crowd. the death toll right now stands at 84. some of them children. people went running in waves. a scene of panic in a resort town and tourist destination. the driver, according to the french president, was fatally shot by police. a french official said they later discovered grenades and in the back of the truck.
now, authorities are trying to figure out whether the driver acted alone. the scene afterwards, grisly. bodies were strewn and caught in the middle an american family from h
[national anthem] good morning, it is saturday, the 11th of june, 2016. i m anna kooiman and this is a fox news alert. breaking overnight, chaos at a nightclub as a young singer gets gunned down in her prime right outside her concert. the victim a contestant on the hit show the voice the late breaking details straight ahead. and then the presidential race a war of words between hillary clinton and donald trump. here is some of it. i want to run against her badly, but it s really unfair no, it s really unfair to other people. it s so unfair to other people who did 10% of what she did and they ended up
destroying their lives. make america great again. that is code for let s take america backwards. huh, so the battle is joined. who won? we have the very latest in a live report straight from washington coming up. this teenager was told to create a photo that expressed who he is for a class project. sorry, patriots, apparently being a gun toting, flag-waiving weaving
with booking.com s range rebel and key can wing it all the way to jordan and chelsea s wedding. rumble! road trip. there she is. uh oh, oh, oh, oh, what? so here is our road trip itinerary. what s this? a bunch of different places. nah, bro. we gotta go off-script. rip to shreds every motel, cabin and teepee, between here and the wedding. now get out of my seat. alright. (screams) road trip! whahhhh hahaha. road trip! welcome back. brian williams here with you from new york as our continuing coverage rolls on of the very worst possible morning to wake up to for the people in baton rouge, louisiana, after an almost two-week period in national news because of the death of alton sterling coming out of a police-involved
shooting on july 5th, then this morning a call to 911. we still don t know the content or motivation, was it to report something that was amiss, or was it instead to lure police officers into what became another kill zone? after the loss of five police officers in dall
everything thecampaign is d trump will in the short turn suppress trump because he s not trying. she wants to spend $32 million in key states, she s going to look much better in those key states, it has no meaning. she s got to find a way to make him more utterly acceptable she can do that with elites. i m not sure she can do it with regular people. trump s job is quit screwing up and get it down to a single concept, enough. good morning, it s tuesday july 5th. welcome to morning joe. with us on set former communications director for george w. bush nicolle wallace. managing editor of bloomberg
politics. iding her for new viewers. she needs no id. host of with all do respect mark halperin. columnist for washington post david ignatius. on capitol hill, msnbc political analyst robert costa. in washington pulitzer prize winner and msnbc contributor jonathan capehart. joe has the morning off. jonathan, i m going to get to your interview with loretta lynch, which was really
the general election match basically seven, hillary clinton versus donald trump as we wait for senator bernie sanders to speak. tuesday evening in west. welcome to america s election headquarters, hillary clinton basked in the cheers of her supporters as she became the first female nominee, a historic night, the first one have a major political party. this as fox news can project that after multiple wins tuesday night clinton will have enough pledged delegates to secure the democratic nomination. we ve reached a milestone. first time in our nation s history that a woman will be a major party nominee. so now she has pledged and the super delegates as well. mrs. clinton faced a tough fight in california from senator sanders. he is expected to speak from santa monica any moment now. president obama called the senator earlier in the night to thank him for energizing the voters and we re told the two will meet on thursday. donald trump has already clinched his party s nomination an