bob barnard, annie yu standing by. se you were right there literal the in the middle of it all this morning. >> reporter: yeah, guys. that was quite a scene this morning. the video of that ambulance coming north on indian head highway from charles county into prince george's county here. still quite a scene here as w well. this is allentown road. we are just heat of branch avenue the overpass in the distance is branch avenue. just over the police flashing lights from the state trooper there are also prince george's county police cruisers here you see the ambulance. that was stolen this morning. its lights and sirens are now off. it was stolen just after 6:00 o'clock this morning. we are told by just a man who jumped in and took off. nobody else in inside no paramedic or emts. the crew from landover hill the prince george's here no patients. this one person who stole this ambulance and headed south we're told on indian head highway got into karl county and then pulled a u-turn and came back north on indian head highway b

bob barnard is on the way.ple standing in front of your camera right now you may recognize them, because -- >> you might. >> that's steve and allison and there's no umbrella over allison's head right now. >> no. [ laughter ] >> hey, wisdom, good morning, maureen. we are here in just a little bit drizzly ellicott city this morning. still beautiful and bob is actually already here with us. >> he is. he got an early start this morning. but this is community that bob is no stranger to. unfortunately he was one of the ones out here last year when the floods happened. during the rebuilding process. >> right. >> and of course now we're seeing a main street that is almost back to where it was on the one-year anniversary. the most recent floods.ths beautiful community. super cute. lots of stores, restaurants locally owned businesses thaw good stuff there's a huge fear last july 30 and when the flood waters raged through as to if this city could come back or n not. >> and we didn't doubt it th though. >> no. >> beautiful

bob barnard finding out a little bit more about that. bob? guys.a row. behind me is one section of this 32-foot long wall of hope, and this is jeffrey roth the father, husband who died of brain cancer and these are photos of people who have survived and who have died because of brain cancer, and this weekend's race it's the race for hope d.c. the 20th annual starting down at freedom plaza. will be to raise money for brain cancer research, and here with us the roth family that's rochelle the mom, khloe, jillian and sasha. jillian, tell us -- i mean the wall of hope is what, this will be down there at freedom please. >> yup. >> what's the purpose. what do you want people to take away that from this. >> it's become the focal point of the race. we started it i think about 12 years ago. we've kind of lot of track of time honestly because we wanted people to know who -- who these people were. i wanted people to know who my dad was, and it started as one we had about 40 to 50 pebble on the wall. and since then it's grown to 32 feet. we have close to 250 p

fox5's bob barnard has his story. >> you are quite a guy.o meet you. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> reporter: he's ago living memorial to the attack on pearl harbor. >> good morning. >> you look wonderful. >> thank you for your service, sir. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> reporter: long retired navy lieutenant jim downing, officially the second oldest pearl harbor survivor. >> i was 28. i'm 103 now. >> wow. >> reporter: yes, he's 103. >> everybody that morning around me and i'm sure all over the island were real heroes without any regard for their own life and safety. they did what needed to be done. >> reporter: lieutenant downing says he was about 5 miles away when the japanese attacked pearl harbor the morning of december 7th 1941. >> i've been hardy -- i'd been married for five months so married people were allowed to stay ashore overnight so we were just sitting down to breakfast and heard these explosions. >> reporter: he says jumped in a car and raced to the harbor. >> of course i was interested in my ship, the battleship w

our team coverage begins with fox 5's bob barnard. >> see it coming this way. >> reporter: it was quite a sight and coming right at us. about a dozen police cars, lights flashing and sirens wailing chasing a stolen ambulance with its lights and siren on. after heading south into charles county, the pursuit is now northbound on indian head highway in prince george's county. we're live on air. >> we understand my colleague lauren demarco murray is in touch with some of her law enforcement sources. she's the one who told me they laid out these strips in the street that have spikes in the the tour -- tires of the ambulance were destroyed. but it didn't stop the guy. slowed him down, obviously. but didn't stop him. >> smouldering bits and pieces of rubber littering the roadway. >> i think the pursuit is over. >> reporter: most unusual of police chases would end on allentown road in camp springs west of route five, branch avenue. the stolen ambulance collide waiting maryland state trooper's cruiser before coming to a stop. >> let's beg forgiveness as opposed to asking for permission. >> repor

as fox5's bob barnard tells us the organ donation was solicited on facebook and made possible by thealter reed in bethesda. >> i can't thank her enough. she tells me i'm not your angel. yeah, you are my themselves sisters now even though kimberly and brittany only met a week ago. here at walter reed national military medical center in bethesda. >> the story behind it is just -- it blows my mind. >> reporter: kimberly came here five months ago from her home in kentucky suffering from crippling kidney disease. >> i've been praying for so long, you know, and he answered moo you prayers. >> reporter: her outlook changed when this pamphlet arrived in the mail advertising walter reed's transplant program an offer to military families. >> and we pay for everything. food, lodging, travel and i sat there and i'm like, it's true? this is too good to be true. >> reporter: after coming to walter reed and its highly regarded transplant center kimberly made this appeal on facebook. >> transplant team told me social media, you know, get it later i got a message saying i'm o blood type. i'll be will

bob barnard has his story. >> you're quite a guy it's an honor to meet you. ?you for your service. thank you so much. >> reporter: he's a living memorial to the attack on pearl harbor. >> you look wonder >> thank you for your service. thank you >> long retired navy lieutenant jim downing officially the second oldest appeal harbor survival, i'm 103. >> yes, he's 103. >> everybody that morning, around me and i'm sure all over the island were really heros, without any life and safety. they did a needed to be done. >> reporter: he says he was about five miles away when the japanese attacked pearl harbor the morning of december 7th, 1941. >> i've been married five months, so married people were allowed to stay a assure overnight. so we were sitting down to breakfast and heard these explosions >> he jumped in a car and raced to the harbor >> the battleship west virginia. took nine tore me toes. we lost 105 killed that morning. we were right behind the oklahoma who had 429 and the arizona which had 1177 casualties that morning. >>> he spent to morning trying to put ou

bob barnard is live in ellicott city with the latest, bob. >> yeah, guys, thi we're north and west of the downtown historic park downhill. i'll step out of the way. there it is water gushing and there's car that was coming like northbound here on main street and obviously tipped into this sinkhole creatd think hole in the street created by the water. which again has not been turned off. we're uphill again from historic part that was flooded last july 30 saturday night. the water is going down main street but it is not affecting the area devastated ten months ago the water is dissipating before it gets to that part of ellicott city. still a problem here. this road here as erin because mentioning between roger avenue and bell front, also kline avenue this part of main street is closed. we're seeing they have behind our camera there's a detour. but this is why. and so right now getting a round city is impossible and we're still waiting for fools to turn this water off. fortunately the berp in the car is okay and we're not quite sure about water service in the general area built obviously

n camp springs, maryland, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >>> well, today's pursuit begs the question how could someone steal an ambulance and were any protocols broken. the response we got coming up at 10:30. >>> we're following several major developments tonight involving probe into russian involvement in u.s. elections. james comey has agreed to testify openly before the senate. that will be scheduled after memorial day. >> there's a report that firing comey took pressure off of him. he made the comments during the recent oval office mee meeting. he said i just fired head of fbi he was crazy nut job faced great pressure because of russia and that's taken off. >> "washington post" is presenting that one of the top advisors is a person of significant interest in the russia probe. is that the described as someone close to the president and his or her name has not been made public. >> latest developments the president is traveling overseas and that will be his first trip. he has stops in saudi ara arabbies, italy, and belgium. he'll have meeting with the people and nato leaders and fir

if so, our bob barnard out there driving in the rain this morning. we're going to check in with bob next. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ bassett is unique in regards to that customability. you've got a thousand different fabrics to pick from. very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. ♪ ♪ [ minion gibberish ] [ ominous music playing ] ah! ah! ah! [ children laughing ] wooo! yea! have a despicably delicious breakfast with these special edition jars of nutella. >> ♪ >> again and again. it will end. tucker promises. but when is the question? at least that's my question. maybe i'm alone in that. >> like the many faces of life. things are constantly changing. >> but it seems like it stays the same and the same as it ever was versus constantly changing. >> it has felt that way all week, yes, it's been very wet. we are doing rain this morning. it's not been pleasant. >> yup. >> morning commute. >> not good. >> right. >> might be the last day, though, right. >> today is t

they say the repair job to this part of main street should be in ellicott city maryland, bob barnard 5 local news. >>> coming up at 5:30 deck old cold a case is solved. >>> reports of an assault of a teacher in arlington alarm school. a police say the student brought to class and used as a weapon. first, fitz what's going on? >> former fbi director james comey has a date to appear before congress. will he show up? we're live at the fbi headquarters tonight. we'll have all developments coming up in a live report. >>> there was a good samaritan from gw law school that jumped in and if it wasn't for him, i would have gotten even more worse than i did >> a man beaten down at a metro stop. but a complete stranger came to his rescue. next fox 5 talks to that good samaritan on the other side of the break. in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because wi

fox5's bob barnard there as the events unfolded and shows us what ultimately led to the rest. it was quite a site and coming right at dozen police cars lights flashing antsy remembers whaling chasing a \steel\stealen ambulance with its lights and sirens on. after heading south into charles county, the pursuit is now northbound on indian highway in prince george's county. and yes, we are live on air. i understand my colleague lauren demarco is in touch with some of her law enforcement sources. she's told me that they laid out these strips in the street that have spikes on them and that's how the trets of the tires of the ambulance were destroyed but it didn't stop the guy. it slowed him down. it slowed him down obviously but it didn't stop hill. smolder pieces of bits and rubber in its wake. i think this pursuit is over. this most unusual of police chases would end on allentown road in camp springs just west of avenue. the stolen ambulance colliding with a maryland state police trooper's cruiser before coming to a top. we'll beg forgiveness as opposed to ask for forgiveness. th

they've identified two suspes security cameras as well, and as fox 5 bob barnard tells us, the two young man believed responsible were caught in the act. >> classes started on time and without much fuss this morning, speaking with parents after dropping off the children, you get the sense there's really pain and anger within this school community. >> we were very hurt. we were very hurt to see that such a thing could take place. >> reporter: police say surveillance cameras at the school captured these images of two young men, investigators say they're responsible for placing a noose on an exterior light inside the courtyard next to a classroom window's some time wednesday night into thursday morning. they say a teacher spotted the noose around 11:00 a.m. thursday. a custodian took it down and police were called. they checked the school's video surveillance system, saw the alleged culprits and published the photos t >> my kids, i've lived here since like 2009 and i've never, i just always felt comfortable here in crofton and it's disturbing that these things happened. but it happens every

fox5's bob barnard was there. >>reporter: the buy i state university class of 2012, many dreaming about this day for years. but along with the loud cheesier and brait smielts are some heavy hearts and an empty gown draped chair in the front of the room. that is in memory of buy i state university senior and rotc student richard collins the third murdered here on the university of maryland campus over the weekend while celebrating with his friends his commissions as a second lieutenant in the u.s. army. lieutenant collins was a wonderful young man. the think i talk about most is his character. he loved to others. he loved to give back. you could feel the bitter sweats in the air as students, their family began arriving at the verizon center in college park. it's still shocking to me that people have such hate in their hearts. especially it's 2017. we still have a long way to go. how a young man could just kill another young man in cold blood is unfortunate. the murder of lieutenant collins considered a possible hat

. >> and bob barnard too. >> bob barnard is there as well. good morning. >> he is.. [ cheers and applause ] >> bob is checking out real estate deals. we if we want to stick around little bit longer than this morning. he's looking for deals. >> one of the great things we love to do with zip trips to show people just five easy places that they should go if they come here must stops to visit but w local tour guide to help us>> hw >> you're a local guy. >> local guy. i live in columbia not too far away. i come here every now and again to grab some food. so many great places to eat. some -- it's so hard to choose just five. on any zip trip. >> you had the task of narrowing it down. >> we had to try. >> okay. we took a shot at it. so here we go. let's give it a shot. here are your five must stops you shall stop if you're coming to ellicott city, married. ♪ >>> all right. let's get started with number five. the howard county historical society museum. home to hundreds of objects that tell the story of howard county from before european settlement up to recent events. their

bob barnard bringing us the latest information on the orange line impact.tadium arm rear, shuttle service available. five of those orange line stations closed. erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you. >> fox5 speaking of the commute tracking metro this morning and of course safetrack surge 15 getting a lot of play as it begins today. >> the new surge will shut down five stations of the orange line between the new carrollton station and the stadium armory stations. bob barnard live in new carrollton, maryland, with the latest on the closures now. good morning. >> reporter: hey g morning allison and steve. yes, this is surge 15. safetrack really laying a number on folks here in prince george's county. basically no trains as you mentioned so they've got these shuttle buses here but they only run of 30 minutes or so and they're stopping at every stop along the way. right now landover cheverly deanwood and minnesota avenue stations are closed and so buses are replacing those trains. we have a couple of folks who are dealing with this. you said cher roo -- >> shei

in camp springs maryland bob barnard "fox5 local news". >> today's per sutd begs the question how could someone. >> their policy is that when mrangs and theen injury should not be running, keep theen jip or vehicle running and owe lock at the same time. the investigation is underway to what appears a violence. former fbi director james comb yeah greed to testify openly before the senate in2e8 house is not dep eying a report that trump told rush yaps that james comey took the pressure off of him. he made comments during the recent oval office meeting it just fired head of fbi. i faced great pressure because of him i've taken out. >> washington positive one of the top advisors is significant person of interest in the russia probe. that is described to someone close to the president. his other her name has not been made public. >> she was hired to care for special needs adult and instead left him in a hot car and she enjoyed a day at the mall. "fox5" tisha lewis joins us now with the story. >> the vick dim is 26, non verbal and immobile. one of the few ways he communicates is driving or sm

here's fox5 bob barnard. >> brought me peace, you know, it brought me peace, and closure.een looking for, for the last eight years. >> it was a murder eight years ago, that destroyed the peace and tranquility of this apartment community in leesburg, man stabbed to death inside his home here on adams drive by his neighbor just across the way. a gruesome murder, that remained unsolved, until today. >> it just really hurt me. because him and jamie, stood outside, and talked, and laughed, and helped each other in the yard. >> then 44 years old, landscaper, father and grandfather. stabbed to death inside his home on march >> lowden county, and leesburg police say they finally got their prime suspect to confess, two weeks ago, and based on the statements that he did provide detectives, we are confident that he is responsible for the murder of jamie lane. >> serving live sentence in a michigan prison convicted of murder by knife, for a five person killing spree in flint michigan, the year after jamie lane's murder. >> i know jamie's smiling down on us today and i know finally res

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. >> bob barnard tells us the organization was solicited on facebook and made possible by the transplant team in >> i can't thank her enough, she sells me i'm not her angel >> they consider themselves sisters even though kimberly and britney met a week ago at walter reed national military medical center in bethesda. >> the story behind it is just blows my mind >> kimberly came here five months ago from her home in kentucky, suffering from crippling kidney disease. >> i've been praying for so long, you know, and he answered my prayers >> her outlook changed when this pamphlet arrived in the mail, advertising the walter reed transplant program. offered to military families. >> we pay for everything, food, lodging travel and i sat there and i can like this is too good to be true >> after coming to walter reed and its highly regarded transplant center, kimberly made this appea >> the transplant team told me social media, you know, get it out there. then couple days later, i got a mesage saying, i'm o blood type, i'll be willing to be tested. >> back home in utah, britney got wind of kimberly

. >> steve chenevey and allison seymour and michael thomas and bob barnard kicked off the 2017 surprisefun filled day in ellicott city maryland. check it out. >> good morning. >> good morning welcome to the first trip of 2017. michael. >> little rain coming down and. >> heads here. >> it will be off and on through morning and more sun this afternoon and breezy today. it will be a good friday. >> good friday because we're in ellicott city maryland. >> we're at the foot basically main street maryland avenue and over my shoulder here is the clock tower that was basically lost during the flooding and you see the time on the tower. 9:20. >> it's giovanni you. >> see your baby brother on tv it's exciting. >> who is howard county named offer a howard sterp or b. terrence howard empire fans and c. john eager howard and d. frank howard. >> you have a little risk there. >> don't tell me step is elbow. >> how is that. >> great, >> fabulous. >> what were you thinking. >> when they first saw the video my wife told me never to do it again. >> if you could go to any fast food restaurant what would it

fox5's bob barnard was there for the emotional certify mean. >>reporter: the buy i state university class many dreaming about this day for yeemplets along with the loud cheesier and bright smiles are some heavy hearts and an empty gown draped chair in the front of the room. that is in memory of senior and rotc student richard collins the third murdered here on the university of maryland campus celebrating with friends as a second lieutenant in the u.s. army. >> lieutenant collins was a wonderful young man. he loved to help others. he loved to give back. you could feel the bitter sweats in the air as students, their families and family began arriving at the xfinity center in college park. it's still shocking to me that people have such hate in their hearts. it's 2017. we still have a long way to go. how a young man could just kill another young man in cold blood thought leslie is unfortunate. murder of lieutenant collins was duly noted during the commencement ceremony. let us pause now in a moment of and contemplation of what each of us might do

come by and see steve chenevey allison seymour mike thomas and bob barnard.eet in ellicott city. they have a whole lot of fun planned. >> that means summer is here when the zip trips begin, it's official. >> it's official. >> six minutes before the hour right now. that means it's time for our facebook fan of the day and today we're saying hello to michelle holbrook. there she is. she's getting ready to celebrate her 50th birthday this weekend. you loo michelle was nominated twice by her friends on our facebook page. so, we had to give it to you. we hope you have a fantastic birthday, michelle and thanks so much for tuning in. for your chance to be tomorrow's fan just leave a comment below michelle's picture on our facebook page. >> gary what's going on in the weather? going to be dry at some point today. >> definitely at some point. we have a couple showers out there this morning, too. let me show you highs today because we're going to warm up a little bit more than yesterday. we were middle 70's. today i think we're upper 70's to around 80, a couple spots cl

in camp springs maryland, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. >> it's insane. >>> a lot of people are asking this obvious question. how could someone manage to steel an ambulance >> lindsay watts traveled to try and and get answers on how this could have happened. >> reporter: you can see where the emergency vehicles are parked here at the hospital. this is where everything started today and ended. the suspect took off in and ambulance and brought back here in one after being captured. according to prince george's county fire officials their policy is when an ambulance isn't in use, it must be locked running. investigation is now underway into what may be a policy violation that allowed the suspect to take an ambulance for a joy ride. we'll give you another look at the ambulance as it went past our fox 5 news van this morning. all of the tires were blown out due to the stop sticks. the suspect was driving with nothing but rims on the ground. the prince george's county fire assistant chief says this sha vehicle that cost nearly $300,000, he says it may be able to be repaired. still unclear. t

. >> bob barnard with us now.e can see quite heavy. >> it's -- yeah its a heavy and steady rain and it has helped to bring down this big old tree here on kingle road. these are the lanes that leave adams morgan go through the park and head up to cleveland park. there's no getting around it really. you can see the lane of traffic is coming from rock creek park going up to adams morgan. what we have seen -- i don't know if you can see from this distance there are a couple red flares and there's a big sign telling people don't come down here. what we've seen cars do is coming from up there making a left and coming down the single lane on this lane and then facing traffic because the second lane is a bike lane. so, we've had some confusion here people think that they can go through the park this way and they can't right now and there's no sign of anybody coming to remove this tree just yet. so, we hope that that people will be paying attention to those flares and the sign and find another way to go because there are p

come by to see steve chenevey allison seymour mike thomas and bob barnard.lapalpas restaurant 8307 main street in ellicott city. they have a whole lot of fun planned. i'm excited to watch all the fun. wish i could join this time. >> the big question is is it going to be dry while they're out there. are people going to need umbrellas? how will they dress when they head out to the zip trip, gary. >> do you need a light jacket. >> yeah, it won't hurt. i mean, it wl the sun gets up it will get a little bit warmer but it's in the 50's this morning and the low 60's out there so it is a little bit on the cool side. as a matter of fact if i push this button i'll show you where the temperatures are. 60 degrees here in town, 56 in gaithersburg. up towards ellicott city and baltimore temperatures 58 degrees. there's been a few showers out there this morning. i think there's a chance for a few more this morning as we find ourselves on the backside of this upper level circulation. a lot of rain through needle and boston. heaviest is extending into parts of maine. we're b

fox 5 bob barnard live with more on how the school plans to remember collins. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys here at the xfinity center where the ceremony will be held at 10:00. as you mentioned it will be bitter sweet one of their students an rotc student who had just been commissioned second lieutenant in the army, richard collins the third will not be here but we believe his name will be read aloud as others across the stage here at the university of maryland campus. last night in bow remembered as a terrific person of good friend, a proud soldier, lieutenant collins was stabbed to death here at the university of maryland saturday. he was out celebrating his promotion with friends. university of maryland student has been charged in the murder. here now, some of what was said at last night's vigil. >> richard collins was funny, brilliant, not just smart. he was brilliant. >> there's no possible way, i loved him, i'll remember you. >> i ask you, as we move fo forward, let's cry. let's remember and laugh working. >> reporter: a lot of family

stop by to see steve chenevey, allison seymour bob barnard and they'll be live at the lapalapos restaurantn. >> going to be great. we want to thank everybody who helped out today. we got live music, love it. everybody who helped out today with our fox5 prom party ayahna and ursula going to the prom tonight and they are goin >> absolutely. thank you guys for tuning in to watch our fox5 prom party. tony and i are going to keep it going. come on tony. >> you have to calm down because you've got five at 6:30 right after the break. havertys furniture helps your home look perfect, even when life isn't. and now with our memorial day sale - get free delivery -- -- save big on our most popular living room, dining room and bedroom sets. plus save $100 dollars on every $1000 you spend. life looks good. prom to the president now. [laughter] >>> hi everybody president trump ruffled a couple feathers at the nato summit. he reminded everyone of his campaign rhetoric when he called the organization

>> bob barnard this morning joins us with more. b good morning. >> reporter: bracing for trouble in india this morning especially. so far so good. imagine firing up your computer and you see something like this. oh, my goodness what do you do? basically you should download the patch. update your systems. use protective software this weekend's worldwide cyber attack targeted computers systems taking advantage of apparent vulnerabilities in the software to spread the infection. this was an extortion scheme that and crashed computer networks in 150 countries. the initial attack paralyzed computers running britain's hospital network germany's national rail way chinese gas stations japanese broadcasters and fed ex here in the u.s. the worm is known as want in a cry. infected computers are frozen and says the message oops your files have been encrypted and demanding $300 in bitcoin. this morning britain's health service says not all but most hospitals hit by the ransomware are back up and running this morning. there were fierce that there

bob barnard is live in northwest with more on the concerns. bob? started with a tip back in january to the vaig's office. they launched which came out with its report last month. so here at the va last night sponsored by the american legion there was a town hall meeting for people who come into contact with the va. patients and their family members, veterans, to meet with the new va medical center direct he's an acting director eight this point lawrence connell and they let him have it basically. these were people who said when they hear their dirty storage areas that are supposed to be sterile, there's dirty equipment and a shortage of surgical supplies that's just not acceptable. here now the director and before him some of the people who were complaining last night at this town hall. >> this is what he put over my husband's port on his arm. i mean -- this is just unbelievable. you don't do this to veterans. >> in addition to removing the former medical center director, three d.c. va medical for acquisition, storage and distribution of inventory

bob barnard joins us live in bethesda. how does it look up there, bob?er: really bad, guys. i'll tell you win the last half hour the rain was sideways receipt now it's still heavy rain and the ponding has subsided some but as you see these cars going through this intersection look at this truck. going through kicking up a lot of water. this is the intersection of bethesda avenue and arlington road here in bethesda. as you see the cars go through this intersection here there's a lot of standing water. i'll tell you we're hearing about a lot of accidents throughout the region really. trees down, blocking treats. i can show you if we have it some video from where we were earlier this morning. cringle road in northwest d.c. basically, blocking the westbound lane of the two lane road way divided going from adams morgan to cleveland park threw rock creek park, and the westbound lane was closed tow people even though there were flares and signs up were going one lane and having to stop and back up because the traffic would come right into their