CUOMO: Breaking news: Gunmen with small bombs attacking security forces outside a prayer gathering in Bangladesh. The assault killing two police officers, injuring at least 14 others. One of the attackers was killed in the exchange. A woman killed in the crossfire. Police say more than a thousand people were praying in the area northeast of Dhaka when the attack began. An attack in Dhaka last Friday killed more than 20 people. ISIS claimed responsibility for that attack.</s>CAMEROTA: President Obama slowing down the U.S. troop drawdown from Afghanistan. He says the security situation there remains precarious with the Taliban posing a constant threat. Troop levels were supposed to drop from 9,800 to 5,500 by the end of this year. Now, the plan is to keep 8400 U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan heading into 2017.</s>CUOMO: Republicans and Democrats in the House nearly unanimous in approving a bill designed to overhaul the nation's mental health system. The measure would reorganize the federal agency overseeing mental health policy. It would also redirect funding away from general mental health programs and toward combating more serious illnesses like schizophrenia.</s>CAMEROTA: All right. We're covering these two police shootings this morning. Police have shot and killed a driver during a traffic stop in Minnesota. That one follows the fatal police shooting in Baton Rouge that we talked about yesterday. We're seeing new video of that confrontation, and it does shed some new information on this case, so we'll bring that to you next.
Gunmen Open Fire at Bangladesh Eid Prayer Gathering