An update on a deadly Air Force jet crash in California.

I'm Lisa Lacerra. Fox News.

The Air Force says all eight people, including civilian government workers, government contractors,

and uniformed military were on board the B-52 bomber when it crashed at about 1120 this morning

at Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California.

At this point, we don't have any indication as to what the cause was of this.

We won't be able to release that information.

And we don't have an ability to get that anytime soon.

Deputy commander for the 412 test wing, Colonel James Hayes, Boeing, says two of its

employees were killed in the crash. The long-range bomber has been used in conflicts dating back

to Vietnam. President Trump touting plummeting oil prices on word of a deal to end the conflict with

Iran. President Trump calls a memorandum of understanding with Iran a very powerful document that reopens the

critical strid of Hormuz and ends U.S. naval blockade.

It's not like the Obama document, which was just a terrible document.

Sitting alongside French President Emmanuel Macron at the G7 summit, President Trump criticized

the JCPOA deal reached with Iran during the Obama administration.

The president says the text of this agreement, which sets up a 60-day window for negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, should be released later this week.

Fox is Jared Halperin in Washington Senate Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer,

says Congress needs to be told the details of the agreement. We've been told dozens of times that

this war is over and dozens of times we have been disappointed. Schumer said Iran has more control

over the Strait of Hormuz than ever and he says gas prices are higher now than ever and it will

remain that

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