police are investigating a police involved shooting >> "fox5" bob barnard arrived on the scene he's been at the scene now bob what is the latest information? >> well, hey, wisdom, holly, we're in rainy northeast washington d.c. where d.c. police are investigating this officer-involved shooting that involved a metro transit officer. i can show videotape from earlier this morning this was unmarked police cruiser towed out of the neighborhood. we're told it was shot up during this skaiching of gunfire this morning during the overnight hours here on coral street near minnesota avenue. in northeast washington not far from dean wood metro station outside the dean wood community and rec center. we don't know if either the officer or person the officer was skaivrping gunfire with or shooting at either of them were hurt. we don't have any information. nothing from metro transit, d.c. police confirming that the officer involved in the shooting was a metro police officer. again, we're here on the scene. police still investigating and as soon as we have more information we'll pass it on to you. >>>

fox5's bob barnard takes us underground. you can see the dusty haze withe the arrival of each yellow and blue line train entering metro's crystal line city station. whatever it is is coming from the tunnels just reopened fromom pentagon city to the north and reagan national airport to the south. i see that.i the dirty dust is in the air filling this and the pentagonagn city station leaving a layer of dirt on every surface. that's just dragging my fingers along the rail. is she concerned?ncer > sure. i don't know what it is, though. but it's very heavy. and thick. look at this. if you go like this.s. you're breathing that in. >> yes, not a good thing. not a good thing at all.l. > met st is a direct, if inadvertentdr result of the just completed search four of the transit$ system's year long infrastructure over haulctur program. things are supposed to be a bit safer and on the first day thatt the rails are back on track wetc got smoke.ke. metro officials say with no trains running for nearly a week all this dust that was left

the bob barnard is live with the latest in this disturbingis story. reporter: yeah, wisdom, maureen, police wonde perhaps if there are other victims out there the victims vi in this case are under the age e of 16, three that we know of. this happened apparently lasttll month at the woman's apartment e on clay place nor'easter she is 42-year-old larona steel.ona she's charged with firstwirs degree sex offense on o children. apparently she lured these s three people, wehe don't know if they're boys, girls or a combination, she lured them according to police into her apartment under the guise of offering them ice cream and and popcorn but police say once sayc she got these kids inside her home she locked the front dooroc and forcedke them to perform sex acts on her. her again, they're not sure if there are any other victims.ic she's charged in this in particular case, guys.ar ce, g we'll stay on the story and let you know if there's more fallout to this disturbing case here in northeast d.c. >> disturbing indeed. fairfax county police investigating after

bob barnard just arrived on thee scene. he's actually been that fort for little bit. been able toe find out? find out? >> reporter: well, definitelyefn the capitol and the visitor visr center are on lock down.k down. you can see there's the capitoli dome behind us and right overig here you can see a bunch of bchf people are outside of theutde o building here.buil young lady here is telling usng what you've heard.'var hi, what are they telling youeli ma'am. >> i just went to go throughgo u security and they told me thed m capitol is on lock down rightn t now. there was a lady with awalady suspicious package and they'rene investigating.inve they told to us stay beyond thee parking lot on this side of it.f >> reporter: very cool.ter:ery thanks very much.thanks >> you're welcome.>> >> reporter: we heard this iss across independence avenue theve rayburn house office building we had heard earlier that a womanan with a gun may have gottenn passed security and into the the rayburn house office buildingici but i will tell you we've seenee tourists and others coming and going f

pr bob barnard is there live.join us in just a few moments with more on thehe progress and hey what the heck h is this stuff. sff >>> new developments from germany.ne isis claiming responsibility fot yesterday's attack on trainn tin passengers.. an ax wielding 17-year-old7-ar slashing people on the train.. horrifying. several people were hurt. were . the teen was eventual shot deado by police. pe. fight to restore voting rightshs to felons in virginia heads toas the state supreme court.rert republicans challenging an orded by governor terry mccauliffe giving 200,000 felons the rightr to vote. they want the court to cancel ce all those registat the governor of trying to pack c the voter rolls before the election.electi now steve, back to you.ev bac >> let's get to the speech scandal right now. the republican nationaln nat convention melania trump took tt the stage last night to show her husband's softer side.rid but a few lines of her speechr c sounded a lot like first ladyrst michelle obama's speech at the t democ

bob barnard is on the scene.ll check in with him in ae tw minutes to get the latest latt details.des. >>> 7:13 right now.ight. 74 degrees.74 deg >> hi, tuck.>> hi,uck. >> hello. >> hi, guys. sorry about yesterday.yeerd >> yeah. >> i tweeted out an apology outp basically.ll >> bit of washout.>> you know what, you just keep jee moving. we went to the movies as as a little group.ttle group >> was that fun?t fun? >> yeah.eah of course. you got to do something. >> do the fireworks tonight.. >> then there was a twilight twh zone marathon the sci-fiheci channel. >> there you go.here >> um-hmm. >> bet you were all over it. i >> movie days later this week aa you know find place to cool offo >> beat the heat.e h >> we'll be well into the 90se i around here for much of the week.week 74 steamy degrees out therereese early. 75 in leonardtown.rdwn 74 in fredericksburg.. everybody 70 or better and ourur dew point temperatures are all e 70 or better. b any time you get your numbers uu above 70 it feels oppressive ouo there.th so

arrest and death and rice was the highest ranking officer charged we hear more now from "fox5" bob barnard. >> prosecutors have now 0-4 in their cases again the six baltimore police officers charmed in the death of freddie gray. today's not guilty verdict not surprising anybody. >> 42-year-old baltimore police lieutenant brian rice arrived at the courthouse toss learn his fate after 9 a.m. and soon found not getty on all three counts involuntary mant, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office. and it's clearly result of rus rushed prosecution. if it lasts a mere few weeks these cases may take weeks to investigate and this is rushing to bring charges. >> cara roland was in court when barry williams explained his decisi >> he started methodically going through each charge and he said what the prosecution would have needed to prove for all charges. >> a few community members stood outside waiting for latest verdicts queue let i holding signs calling for justice with freddie gray. >> i commend mosley for putting her career on the line and charming officers. she picked up the ball and drop

. >> bob barnard got to the sdraen. bob what do you know about what happened. >> wisdom, holly, good morning to you on coral street and mip min avenue not from far from dean wood metro station. we have officer involved shooting. we can show you videotapep weapon the past half hour we believe this is unmarked metro transit police cruiser. we're told by d.c. police this officer involved shooting involves metro transit police and don't know more details that that near oran brown middle school and dean wood community rememb happened overnight. again we're told an officer was involved in the shooting is. we don't know anything about whether the officer was shot and d.c. police reaching out to metro police and we'll bring you an update when we have it. minnesota avenue is on and coral street 4900 block of northeast d.c. is closed during this investigation. >>> all right. 4:31 the time now. let's talk politics. hillary clinton will number d.c. and speak towed indicators at the national education association. the event is held a

they are blocking streets near n union station.tion bob barnard just arrived on thee scene.sce. tell us? >> reporter: holly, this iss massachusetts avenue and fourtht street northeast.et n you can see they've got line ofe people across the street, and you've got dc police and capital police directing traffic aroundd passed them. so it appears that the policehep are obviously allowing this to o happen. it is near the nationalatiol headquarters for the fraternalrn order of police, and joining uss is one of the protest organizerr clarese. tell me what this is all about here.re. >> yes, we are shutting downng d this is actually the legislativi office of the national of the n headquarters for the from ahero testimony order of police and this is where legislation islats born to criminalize black bodiee and protect killer cops we'reopw saying no legislation will be born today.od. >> so this is a black livesslack matter and another group you mentioned?ntne >> i'm with byp100. >> byp100 what does that stand for. for. >> black youth project 100.ct 1 >> i gotcha. did i hear something you'll

. >> bob barnard in northeast writing it happened, bob, what can you tell us. >> yeah, guys this involved metro transit police officer shooting at 11:00 along mip min and/or olel when d.c. police took unmarked metro cruiser out this car was shot up during the exchange of gunfire around 11:00 last night. we don't believe the metro transit officer was injured. we're not sure of the condition of the other person that officer was exchanging gunfire with. it happened near the dean wood metro station outside dean wood community and remember center and again around 11:00 last night d.c. police handling investigation still on the scene here. minnesota avenue is on metro buses running long min mip avenue and this 4900 block of coral street northeast remains closed as d.c. police in the rain this morning continue investigation steve and alliso allison. >> all right. bob. thank you. in prince george county a man fighting for his life after he was shot in a parking lot where ice cream trucks are scored. it happened 6:00 last evening in 6100 block of app may have been attempted robber robbery. no word

bob barnard is on the story. trains are running.ks are getting on and off trains it's a little hazy inside the metro stations. some of dust in there as opposed to haze outside tucker that we're dealing with from all the humidity. >> we'll go with residue. we'll go with residue. >> okay. >> and yeah beautiful moon did you see the moon this morning. >> i did. >> it was beautiful. >> like a moon set beautiful. >> really pretty. >> going to be an absolutely beautiful day as far as temperatures only about 0 that's nice relief after 5 yesterday and little less humidity 7 in washington and 70 leonard up to and still 60s out there. culpeper 69. 68 in frederick and these temperatures not bad with rain of course we had yesterday temperatures really went down in hurry late yesterday afternoon. all right. leftover shower this is a front coming through. now light showers around 270. there was i thunderstorm to win test whicher and you might encounter a shower in the next hour or so. it will be quick moving. as this front gets south of us it happ

bob barnard will join us live with the story next 7:1 2. keep on track with dunkin' donuts' fruit smoothies, made with low-fat yogurt and real fruit blended into feel-good flavors like new wildberry. american runs on dunkin'. ♪ hot loving♪ hot loving. >> what is with our brain when we hear a song we sing out loud. >> i can't help myself. >> it's like a good vibe. >> a song can take you back to instant memory. >> i can remember 6 of years old listening to that song in my bed. my parents didn't fay attention to a thing i was listening to. >> i was older. >> mid to late 70s maybe? >> yes. >> and we'll be hot flooded by the end of this one. yesterday 91 and today 92 and 94 an actual air temperature. thursday, friday, saturday and average daytime not hottest time of year. typically july in august ho hottest afternoon time in wash to be and sure enough delivering this year with head who wheeingted ra cross the region, 77, warm, hot, sweaty degrees in annapolis. 6 dulles and 72v lameersburg

you. >> we want to head back up toact baltimore real quickly and check in one more time with bob bob barnard come just come down in the trials one of thes t officers in the death of freddid gray lieutenant brian rice mucha bob, what's the sense there ofhe where you are now? >> reporter: well i tell youou what people not surprised by the not guilty verdicts on all thre charges again the senior ranking officer involved in the arrestle of the freddie gray april ofil f last year. year not guilty on involuntary manslaughter, not guilty onuiltn reckless endangerment, notot guilty on misconduct in officeno much this was a verdict renderee by a judge barry williams whos earlier had acquitted he had war nero and caesar goodson.. both of those officers were in i the courtroom as was garrett miller another officer, another one of the six wnoho is facingan trial in nine days. so it's zero for four for for prosecutors because the trial te against officer william porterle late last year ended in a hung jury a mistrial declared.eclared he will be retried in septembere at this point.oint. but one senior cri

here is our bob barnard. >> # # seven year old retired ob/gyn edward kornfeld leaving washington hospital center nearly three weeks after life saving, emergency heart bypass surgery. >> i i feel born again, i feel weak, wobbly. >> the true lifesavers here real heroes this this story dill, marry, michelle michaels, fellow theater goers who perform cpr on doctor kornfeld after he suffered his near fatal heart attack. >> jigs happen that i i was there and able to play a part in this great survival store. >> i doctor was stricken here at the fowl end theater on capitol hill back on june 18th. he was with friends, attending a show, when he had his heart attack, bringing the performance to a grinding halt. >> there is a person in the audience, suddenly people calling for help. >> i was in the balcony on the first floor, long way to get down there and i really thought by the time i got down there it would all be resolved and no reason for me to go. >> i was able to start cpr. dillon came down, he offered to take over, so he didp we got the defibrillators, and work out great. >> i am a lucky, luc

ag bob barnard is working to get tg more information for us and fors we'll get an update from him h laterr on. there's a look outside now, wisconsin avenue, see some see sunshine early this morninghis r already up there, tuck.retuck >> yeah, and maybe a little litl too much sun today, steve as as we're going to heat things uphi into the mid to upper 90's. 9 that heat index will be 100 oreo greater and i think this mayd be our first heat advisory ofof the summer.mer. summer scorch across thee region. region let's get right to it with. that heat advisory in thaty in t effect from noon until 8 o'clock tonight. weatherip service issued this a the heat index -- the heat and a the humidity combine expected ec to be 100 to 105 this afternoon. therefore, the heat advisory. th so, obviously want to take the e heat very seriously rightig along that 95 corridor inr i effect until 8 o'clock tonightog and the heat will be just kindej of unrelenting later today.od this evening not much of a muchf break and then we'll do it thewl again tomorrow.n tom maybe a little better this weekend. weekend. 75 very

. >> police were involved in shooting there just after midnight and "fox5" bob barnard joins us live with the latest. bob, >> hey allison, steve, good morning to you and there's questions whether this situation is related to the one you just talked about on-call place and and happened after midnight and alabama avenue and martin luther king junior elementary school police still here it happened after midnight and police responding to shot spotter and they come under fire and several people were in suv that is parked around the corner right here and police came under fire exchanged gun fire and people inside remained inside that suv for half hour. they were eventually talked out and placed under arrest. two men three women sounds crazy but nobody was hurt. they're all shooting at each other but eventually ended peacefully with five people being arrested and then question is this, were they possibly related in any way to earlier shooting here in southeast and however the lookout ca was black sedan and people who were involved in the police shooting here behind martin luther king jr. ele

traffic and pedestrians for some that left the question whyion wy wasn't anyone arrest idea fox5'' bob barnardng with thath t story. bob? >> reporter: hey, maureen and steve, we're at 14th and i. i this is 14th street, i streettre behind us you can see here there are a number of people showing o up for this protest getting geti underway at this hour. hr. this is a group called surge s-u-r-j showing up for racial r justice.ice basically it's a group of whitew people who say they support african-american groups callingg for police they pick this place rightce rht become the mcpherson squaree metro station be 19 us above us on the seth floor is the d.c. office of police complaints.ompl when that office opens 8:30 thii morning they'll go up there witw complaints about the most recent shooting of a man in d.c. d.c sherman evans that was lastt was month.nt and so they're going to go upp and complain about that.t they're basically saying they t want transformation of policing in our society.ie so that black people are no longer tortured they say. s brutalized and murdered by police. their words. that

fox5's bob barnard is live is l at nats park to explain. to plai >> reporter: good morning toing you. nats park and for that matter verizon center already have a ban on cigarette smoking for for their customers for guests, fst paying customers inside the ballpark. what the city council ishe proposing is legislation thattit would ban not only smoking cigarettes but chewing tobaccoob in the dugout, in the locker room, on the field and this is i something that's already beenhad done in five major leagueorea cities across the new york, chicago, los angeles boston and san francisco the first to do that last year.t y this is legislation that is that controversial. major league baseball, the players' association have not he on their own banned chewingned w tobacco even though one of their great stars, tony gwynn died from mouth cancer that he blamed on his long habit of chewing tobacco. tobac that was two years ago. a this afternoon there's goingon t to be a news conference withe th the american heartican association, american canceriona society,

bob barnard to check it out for us. >> reporter: bull run played out comically this morning in a west baltimore apartment co we watched the police workingork with employees of the meet company that owns the animalss kept trying to core rattle two bulls back into the trailer unsuccessfully for self hours. it happened before. >> yes: police kept the curiouh and people that live here at a distance for their safety.ety. many of them documenting the friday morning drama. m cars and trucks d to keep the bulls from escaping into the city. >> last one took off down north avenue as i was going to work a bull was running up north avenue as i was waiting for the traffic light. and so, now they're in my backyard. >> reporter: they escaped from their trailer early this mornint on the way toshiest slaughter avenue across from pennsylvaniaa avenue. >> the small is ridiculous, terrible, walking back and forth in the complex to the storetore every now and then you get a bad stench smell from that slaughteg house of these slaughtered its

running mat if anybody will get them out o there it's our bob barnard. out how to get that answer out of the senator.r bob. >> reporter: i'll try, steve.ry. probably not going to come fromo his mouth.outh hillary clinton's senator caneac is meeting with some advocacy group at the unitarian church ii arlington this morning.orni. a couple minutes from noel joinl us in other room here where thee national media all the local loc media is here because if you if believe some of the nationalsome news media reports new yorkew yr times, fox news and otherss saying tim cane and tom vilsackk the agriculture secretary are oe the very short list for hillaryy clinton to choose herose h vice-president running mate in fact bill clinton according to the cane. so we'll find out in ars little lit bit what tim cane thinks aboutst all of these.al of the announcement is expectedexpt that make -- be made thisad weekend in florida.n fri you know, kim cane was heree war recently campaigning with wh hillary clinton in northern in r virginia.. so the former secretary of state is e

right now we'll get to more of that storm damage our bob barnard is out and about the area he's lookingw, quite a mess behind you where are yo you. ep right where it's broken over. so this is one of them. and then if you pan off to the left here another tree got zapped over there and another one even here and there's quite a bit of this as we've been drive ago roun the nort look right here and this is how close we to washington monument. that is right there and we look down independence avenue towards capitol hill and a lot of branches were on the road surface and pushed off and driven over and there's no road closure here and a lot of stuff is down here this morning. and videotape over by the natural history museum. a lot of tree debris hitting the mall there. this popup storm hit us and banged us and did damage to mother nature and there's road closures associate the as well. as you look here, some old trees got zapped last night, guys, it will be a lot of work today cleaning this stuff up. >> no doubt about it, bob, bob will stay on top of that story. in the meantime we'll talk sport

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fox5's bob barnard live ate a 9:00 now from northeast with thh details.tails hey, bob. >> reporter: heyre, guys., . good morning.goodni police still here.poli this is the deanwood community we're not far from the deanwoodo metro station, and you take looo here.he we have two officers still here in the light of day looking forr any potential evidence that wasw missed last night.t nig. the shooting happened around 11:00 o'clock.:00 clock. d.c. police are investigatingten this shooting even though it i involved a metro transit policee officer who shot and killed an a armed man we're told here in in this neighborhood aboutut 11:00 o'clock last night. night i can show you video tape fromeo around 4:00 o'clock this morning as police had the officerss unmark cruiser towed out of the neighborhood.neighb we're told by d.c. police therer were gunshots fired at that carr and that's why they took it in for evidence.vidence. we're not sure exactly where w this started but it ended hereee in this neighborhood about two t mocks from the metro station. we are told a gun has been bee recovered.recovered

mor bob barnard joins us live now tw talk more about it and i guess e dust is that the best way to --om the work that hadha h been done over the weekend thatt the trains kicked up.icked is that it, bob? it, b >> reporter: that's right, thasr guys. we're actually crystal cityal which is between reagan national and pent begun city where for we the past week surge four has s been taking place.been ting pla. you can see the air is clearingn fairly well and you see downee d there on the platform on the the right, this guy has got kind ofo like a cleaning machine cleaning the platform. plaorm they've been wiping things downw all morning. we can show you video tape fromm earlier this morning andnd basically the explanation we'ree getting from metro no, this wasw not smoke, but it was dust. that during surge four betweenbw reagan national and pentagon city with crystal city here he right in the middle no train haa been running for almost week, w and so during their rail replacement and concrete work, a lot of dust was created, and that when they start the trains again for the first f time in

president obama calling the attack horrifit c a short time ago.ag >> bob barnard has been on the streets getting reaction fromio the people in our area. a what are folks saying, bob? sayb >> reporter: well, we're not not having to break the news to ns many people. pe. most have heard about what happened in dallas last nightasn but it's weird, this timehi t yesterday it was all about theao police shootings of men in minnesota and what have youhat y and so -- louisiana. louisia i think this now that police officers are being targeted tar has people just like shakingki their heads, what's going on. gg here's a little bit about whattw people have told us this morning. >> i think they weree peacefully marching and then ant for those guys i guess it's gssi some guys, right, to just take that kind of -- take it into i i their hands and try to -- iry t don't kn w ha is in terms of what theyt they trying to resolve to do t something like that, you know, that's another sad situationuati so some other families arefamil being, you know, hurt now.. >> horrifying.>> hor i don't know why it's happening

jt i understand our call bob barnard is live on the scene the with another story that's happening hereinvolvedice d shooting.sh bob, excuse me for that's for t correct please bring us up to date on what's happening there.g >> reporter: no t problem. yeah, maureen we're getting get little bit more information frof police official who is here onia the scene. let me just show you this is is alabama avenue and that iss martin luther king, jr.,r. elementary school.ch police still here.po sti the incident i corner in the congress heightsts playground.ay i can show you a photographhotoh taken from the rooftop of thehe elementary school. the gray suv you see there has its rear windshield shot out.. dc police are telling us there r were as many as five people inside that suv.t one of them has been arrested.. that man was also wounded in ann exchange of gunfire with d.c. police who were anally brought to this seen by the sound of gunfire.gunf police are telling us there maye have been an armed robbery in in progress that was the initial crime. cr responding police who apparentln two of them got

bob barnard joins us live and hopefully not playing pokemon go with the answer. good morning. >> hey, allison, steve, don't quite get it i was not a kid in late 90s when pokemon came b i'll tell you most people who dom arlington sem teary dom see changing of guard tom of unknowns and visit jfk web site and to play pokemon go that's what's happening. this is not necessarily pokey stops as halocaust museum in district has become it's a police people are coming and looking at smart phones and playing this game and it's only been out a week and getting a lot of controversy. not not only is the system apparently able to read emails and get into google account but in missouri some teenagers lured a pokemon go flier them and then robbed that person. here in this area it is our tour aiingt tractions are sake receipt places that are being invaded by this game. and folks here at arlington are none too pleased they tweeted in the last 24 hours this. we do not consider playing pokemon go to be appropriate decorum on grounds of arlington cemetery we ask all visitors to refrai

fox5's bob barnard is live fromr the courthouse with the latest. pect this ts verdict, bob?t, bob >> reporter: the 10:00 o'clock this morning, allison andningll wisdom. the verdict will be handed down in baltimore end 10:00 o'clock'c this morning. we're outside circuit court. brian rice arc 42-year-old-old lieutenant.eu the fourth baltimore policeurthl officer to stand tritial in thei death of freddie gray.y. six officers altogether charged. brian rice is the senior policec officer who was on the scene sne that day when freddie gray was y arrested in april of last year.. he's charged with involuntary manslaughter misconduct inn office and reckless endangerme endangerment. this is a bench trial so judge barry williams who alreadyea acquitted officer caesar goodsoo lieutenant rice's fate here this morning, and, you know, as of a right now, it's fairly quitey here.he the courthouse doesn't open until about 10 minutes from nown the verdict at 10:00 o'clock.00. i will tell you over the weeke weekend, roughly 60 people werer arrested, black lives matterr

our bob barnard made his way there.ere's bulls on the loose there and some people on twitter arew se taking up toe o task saying thee really steer.ly steer can you please clarify for usoru whether they're bulls or steer or do we care? car >> i know look at bob. >> look at bob.ob >> how do you expect me to doto that the guys who would knoww over that trying to coral theset suckers. they're too big black cows and boy, oh my goodness the talk ofk west baltimore. we are in the pennsylvaniaylni square apartment complex and yoy see there's little playgroundlan here. we're surrounded with police poc tape we've gotten as close as we get. ge you have baltimore police here, hell hoe and there bunch of andt people who live here.hele a man who with green shirt there against the fence.ains th the bulls are still on the o loose. i will tell you, we were inn arlington county, virginia, onno different story when we weree w sent here.e. we've gotten all the way here tt baltimore and the suck suckersue are still on the loose. the loo. if

. >> they want feeble stop usingpu smokeless tobacco products ands bob barnard live at nats park to explaina bob, what's happening here?ng >> reporter: well, hey, hey wisdom, annie, good morning. yeah, basically the folks hereef at nats park and verizon v center already prohibit their guests from smoking or using klug tobacco inside thehe ballparks and inside the arena but what the city council wants to do is basically make d it a law for all sports venuesrs in the city to ban smoking and g chewing tobacco. basically following what newhatw york, chicago, l.a., san, l francisco and boston haven h already done.alre so, there's going to be a news conf the american cancer society,, the american heart associationrs and tobacco free kids and d.c.. council members and then a public hearing with the d.c. council after that thist afternoon. the council's also considering raising the age to which to people can legally buy tobacco c products to 21 here in the here district of columbia.bia. so, it's interesting.eresti the city wants to get on boardnb and make it a law but some ofe our sports major spor

. >> bob barnard live on therd li scene now. b, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys.b,morn we're onin kansas avenue northwest; the 4400 block. bck d.c. fire rescue squad two sad o just left.just lef it appears they were able to wee get the car up and off the man m who was killed here thisd here t morning. you see the row house here.er family and friends in front.ront they've been just besideust bese themselves this morning. this happened a little after 5 o'clock this morning in thethg drive way behind the roa id rd house here.use he. apparently a man was out there e this morning working on his car when the jack collapsed.olld the car crushing him killing him.ki the family was just -- just crazy -- we frankly haven'tav gone over there to approach appc them they've been just so upset and now the rescue squadea just moments ago left. lt. we believe they came backac having been here earlier toliero get the car off this -- this-- s man who was killed here thiserts morning. we don't know anything morethino about that, if

fox5's bob barnard is livesiv at nats park to explain.xpla good morning. >> reporter: hey, goodep morning, steve, allison allisone talking about klu chewing tobac. you got to leave get a band or a stamp and use those products outside and come back n what the d.c. city council is cncil s proposing is legislation that tt would also ban players, pye professional teams that cant can come the our sports venues inves their locker rooms, dugoutsugou playing fields from using using chewing tobacco and what have w you. this has already been done in di five major league cities heres r in the country. cou new york, chicago, l.a., l.a., the first last year.r. but later today there will behel a public hearing at the wilsonin building.buildi the d.c. city council will beciy discussing this legislation legn that would ban tobaccoob products, their use in all all sports venues here in theere int city. city. before that, there will be a wle news conference with thee th american cancer society, the american heart association and tobacco free kids all getti

. >> fox5's bob barnard is live on kansas avenue with what wit happened. bob?porter: we are now in the alley behind the 4400 block off kansas of a south we have.sout behind me you can see this iss s the suv. s you can see the wheel is missing. missin this gentleman was working onkio this car overnight and we areere told by police the jack collapsed and this car crushed him, trapped him, here actually behind a neighbor's home. we are told that it is actuallyl not his car but he was workingor on someone else's car. c this is someone who loved to doo this kind of work.. there's some question as to whew this all happened.pened. we believe he was discovered with the light of day at 5:00 this morning but based on b the conversations we've heard from familiar and friends here, who are grieving tensions have been high, emotions very raw,y w there's a chance this man wasas out here during the night att like 3:00 in the morning in thei darkness. da there's street light here but it the night of day, in the middled of the night without the lightio of day to help him and th

fox5's bob barnard is live in ln laurel with this one.ur all right. : all right.. holly, bigger problem than we tn think we're in a neighbor inr i laurel, maryland where the the prince george's and montgomerysn county fire departments as well as wssc hav about this theft the theft ofheo water.r. they showed us this is one of their 42,000 fire hydrants theys have in the two countiesntie providing water service here and they set it up to show us thehe differ things that happen.haappe other side that's legitimate meter. people can, you know, lease a meter and legi legitimately taka water from a fire hydrant.e hyda here on the left is a where people might steal water for different kinds every reasons.es they'll open it up and show whaa air doing.. joining is chief harvey baker. chief, i think people will finel it hard to believe that peoplehe actually will do this, tap intot a hydrant and steal water. does help happen you tell. tel >> it's very large problem. last year we estimate over 145 million gallons of water was stolen from our system.te and so this

trees split in in two and thetwd aftermath is scattered around ao our bob barnard is live alongiv thenational mall now.l good morning. >> reporter: hey g morning g mog allison and steve.liso yeah, we're in front of thehe museum of american history.tory you can see this national park p service crew here.ice cr her they've gotten all the branchese with a lot of leaves that were e literally covering this sidewall here and now they're gettingre g ready to take this big branch oo this elm tree which was knockedk down during the storm last night one of many in this area, and aa we see this, we're going tong t speak to mike with the nationalo park service.ervi. mike, you're telling me they'vee got some more worked to besidess just kind of clearing away whata fell, is that right? >> right.>> rig this is our professional treee crew. these are the arborists who moss famously take care of the cherre blossom trees.es they're chain horticulturistscus not only how to remove the limbm but they'll be able to come to c back. take a look at where the bow broke off, do any wound carend that may be neces

this morning we are unpackingnpc that speech to separate truthe h from fiction.om >> our bob barnardng the dot honors this morning.rss m he joins us live with what he he found.fo good morning. >> reporter: hey good morning guys.gote donald trump last nightmorn last promised the truth and nothing else.el he was in cleveland last nightls saying there would be no liesoie but the folks at factt check.org and the so,d pressd pr had teams of analysts and experts listening to what the candidate said and here itere goes. on crime in our cities, trump t said homicides are way up thishi year because of the obama administration's roll back of ro law enforcement but the experts say president obamaay p has actually increased federal spending on local and state sta police departments.tmen trump said the number ofber o police officers killed in thelei line of duty this year is up u 50 percent compared to thered he same period last y but not according to thengo the national law enforcementceme officers memorial fund.iad. it says the total number is up only slightly but that therehate has been a spik