bob barnard reports. >> d.c.or bowser signed executive order today brianing the district government to the paris climate accord. the same one the united states just vacated on orders ever president trump. >> the effects of climate change are already here and without proper planning and collaboration they will continue to get worse. >> officials say disstrict is already making efforts to reduce carbon footprint. supporting programs that among other things provide solar pan tolls city residents at a discount. >> over the next 15 years we'll find about a half billion worth of solar projects throughout d. drorks generate our own power so reducing sglus mayor becauseer says city effort to reduce global warming unreasonably burden d.c. taxpayers. >> we're confident that we will no matter what the decisions are at the federal level continue to form policies that will hope this protect our earth. >> of course there are many who support president trump's pittsburgh not paris philosophy and this rally outside the white hou

fox's bob barnard went to the memorial on the natiol >>reporter: silver springs herman sky chik, he's 93 years old. sky chik landed on utah beach on the first wave on d day. once the fighting started, then it was just gung ho, one fight after another. we were lucky. >> i asked mr. sky chik what he remembers of that day, d day nearly three-quarters of a century ago. he was just 20 years old that day. what thoughts today still come back to you. >> all of them. corneal arnold gabriel is conduct the d day memorial band. he's 92 now, a combat machine gunner, gabe real landed on the beach at norm did i with the 93 division. i had a lieutenant one time who told when i used sto look back, he would say sergeant it's okay to look back, just don't stare. >> the keynote speaker at this ceremony, lieutenant general gary cheek director of the u.s. army staff. general cheek says watch this opening scene from the movie saving private ryan and you'll get a sense of what the heros from d day experienced. these great veterans, they lived it and they went through it. it is amazing, the courage and commit

fox5's bob barnard has the story. >>reporter: >> reporter what did the nsa know about recent hacking perhaps much more than we were aware of. according to classified intelligence leaked to the website the intercept russian hackers tried to infiltrate software. there's no evidence that they're successful. but the evidence goes far beyond the leaked e-mails and campaign meddling. who leaked it? evidence points to a 25 year old federal contractor reality lee winner whos was just arrested in georgia with the justice department saying on or about may 9 winner printed an improperly removed classified intelligence reporting which contained classified national defense information, a few days transmitted by male the intelligence reporting to online newses outlet. it races floods of questions coming from the intelligence community. i don't care if you're republican or democrat. it doesn't matter. when you have classified information you cannot put that out there just because you think it would be a good idea. i want people in h

we'll check back in with bob barnard now. bob, where have you made it to now?porter: holly, we right on the perimeter of the ballpark here on east monroe avenue. i don't know if you can see in the parking lot. it looks like clothing there neck to the police officers there in the parking lot of this simpson ballpark. they're standing next to that pile of clothing here and as you widen out on monroe avenue here, it is closed. we've seen alexandria police some of them still with their assault rivals there. they're weapons drawn. even though we believe the situation is now contained. but i don't know where anjali was in in relation to where we are. but we're down here it looks like we're down baseline of this ballpark and you have a lot of police, a lot of other people in baseball uniforms so if you see behind this officer here, you see some of the guys who are dressed in what appears to be, you know, short sleeves and apartments if as they were practicing. some holding water. some with dirt on their pants. clearly these people you're seeing here we don't know if t

there's bob barnard. >> that's where bob is. >> shaw tavern has specials.k what's going on where you are, bob. everybody has their dueling i guess marketing little tips to try to draw the crowds this morning. >> reporter: the dangling the carrot guys. here at union pub, during the hearings you can see no sports channels but all news channels here waiting the hearing which begins in half hour. union pub opens in just a few minutes right at 9:30. what they're doing here is, for every time president trump tweets about the hearing during the hearing, a free round of drinks for the house. come here you saw the line over we are hear along massachusetts avenue northeast in d.c. and take look. this is the line waiting to get in to union pub which opens up i see a guy waving us down here. we'll come down and say hello. opening the doors in just few minutes here. and this is going to be must see tv. guys, how are you? live on f fox5. watch the language please. i'm kidding. how are you? >> i'm supposed to be at church. >> you're supposed to be at church. >> what bring

there has been activity at the court already this morning we want to get a quick update from bob barnardbob, good morning >> reporter: hey, caitlin, good morning to you. nine supreme court justices have just taken the bench here at the 10:00 o'clock hour. but there were a number of or orders pins and decisions issued at 9:30 this morning. the president's travel ban which has been put on stay put on hold basically by some federal judges around the country including in maryland and virginia. that has not been one of the early opinions or decisions or orders that were issued at 9:30 this morning. so we're waiting to see if in the second patch the final batch of this supreme court term that are coming out now at 10:00 o'clock whether the travel ban will be among them. if not today, we're told perhaps tomorrow. later this afternoon or tomorrow there could be a decision on the travel ban that the justices will not likely wait till the next term begins in october. so we -- we are likely to find out later today or tomorrow what the supreme court does on the president's travel ban. as for lot of

meanwhile, we're going to med star hospital where we find our bob barnard joining us from washington morning to you guys. the latest we have is that the conditions of the two officers apparently aremp tweeting this morning that one of the officers remains in critical but stable condition. the other is in fair condition at this point. now, video tape from the scene shows that one of the bicycle officers bicycles was still attached to the pickup truck. the striking vehicle a few blocks it way from the impact scene. we believe the more seriously injured of the two officers was actually dragged for bit. that's his bicycle still attached to the pickup truck. the other officer again in fair condition the third person struck was ddot traffic control officer there on 18th street and adams morgan in front of tryst and the diner there. helping to keep traffic flowing on a thursday night around 9:00 o'clock. that d to the employee we're told has knot non-life threatening injuries as well the extent of the nature of all the injuries we're not sure at this point. not one of them has been identifi

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george's county there's been a huge spike in thieves targeting items inside of parked vehicles, bob barnard us what police are talking about. >>. >> reporter: prince george's cunty matthew is dusting for fingerprints, somebody dusted out the passenger side door lock and stolen some expensive tools >> what's been stolen >> a bunch of hand tools, a hammer jack, a kind of stuff like that. i can't even work, i have no tools to work with. >> we learned about the growing number of thefts from auto cases in prince george's county at this morning's role call at the police department's district 3 headquarters in palmer park. 20 new crimes reported sunday alone. >> looking for anything that stands out or just don't look -- just doesn't feel right. >> reporter: corporal said the department investigated 2357 thefts from auto cases an increase of about 14% over last year. >> if you -- if somebody is out to look for something and they see that there's nothing in the car, they're going to keep on going. if they see anything laying around or in the shopping center, parking lot. >> reporter: police say you

fox5's bob barnard life at nats park with more on the event. bob?tes don't open for another nine hours but there are already a lot of ballpark employees inside. spoke to cook just a few minutes ago going in to fire up the grill get things ready for day. this is a great tradition. dates back to 1909 and it's all for charity, of course. can show you video from some past games. we'll tell you, yes, this is a fundraiser for charity pitting democrats versus republicans in baseball game. the gates open at 5:30. first pitch is at 7:05. tickets are just ten dollars. the three charities benefit to go night boys and girls club of greater washington, the washington nationals dream foundation and the washington literary center they just add add fourth the memorial fund. last year they raised $600,000. yes there will be extra security a lot more fans. perhaps they'll raise a lot more money. people we've spoken to outside the ballpark this morning tell us they're glad the game is going on. >> if they start getting together and doing like the game tonight, and som

it's type when someone steals something from ideas your car, vap, truck, bob barnard arrived with patrolll us exactly what you're talking about. >> nothing useable. >> prince george county police corporal matthew wolforder is busting for finger prints and someone stole some of the plumber's expensive tools. >> what's been stolen from your van. >> a bunch of hand tools, power tools, hammer jack, jackhammer rather all kind of stuff like that. many can't even work today. i have no tools to work with. >> we learned about the growing number of tlevts from auto cases in prince george county at this morning's roll call at the police depar district three headquarters palmer park. 20 new crimes were reported sunday alone. >> looking for anything that stands out or just don't look -- just doesn't feel right. >> corporal wolford says he investigated 2757 thefts from auto cases this year increase of 14% over last year. >> is it a crime opportunity, yes. because if you -- if somebody is out to look for something and they see nothing in the car then they will keep ongoing. if they see any type of thin

fox5's bob barnard bring us to one of thest ticketed events across the national mall.ver springs herman sigh chiquita, he's 93 years old. a sergeant with the army's fourth infantry division he landed on the first wave of d day. once the fighting started and it was just gung ho. >> one fight after another. we were lucky. i asked mr. ziheck what he remembers of that that day. >> what thoughts today still come back to you. >> all of them. >> corneal arnold gabriel is conducting the memorial band. he's 92 now. a machine gun gabrielle landed on the beach 73 years ago today. i had a lieutenant one time who told me when i used to look back, he would say don't look back, just don't stare. >> the keynote speaker at this ceremony lieutenant general gary cheek, director of the u.s. army staff. general cheek says watch this opening scene from the movie saving private ryan and you'll get a sense of what the heros of d disappearanced. these great veterans, they lived it. and they went through it. it is amazing. the courage and commitment of those soldiers at that incomprehensible to

. >> our bob barnard is live this morning from palmer park. is gearing up for a ride along actually with police today. bob. >> reporter: that's right, guys, it's not how you want to wake up in the morning, get out to your car and find out it's been broken into. it's happening with greater frequency here in prince george's county. 2300 times already this year here in prince george's county. that's a over last year. police here are getting 15 to 20 calls a morning. we are about do a ride along with corporal tyler hunter who is not 7 feet tall, it's just up in the grass here but anyway we'll do a ride along at 10:00, roll call this morning. tyler thanks for having us. >> look forward to showing you guys and hopefully we can get the message out to have people remove items from their vehicle and try to really reduce this problem that i know is plaguing a lot of people. >> reporter: all right. we're looking forward to a morning. most of the victims have left their cars unlocked so at least you can start off doing that. lock your cars. you may not bec

. >> in capital heights maryland bob barnard, fox local news. >> absolute lie right. one year later remembering victims of the pulse night club shooting and what is planned here locally to honor those 49 lives lost. >> and for the first time since trial began bill cosby's wife of 53 years was with him when he showed up for court this morning. more on that and on your mark, get set, go. athletes spread up 61 flights of stairs in a skyscraper frankford germany and excruciating stare race is known as sky run. they wanted to straichinger to the title and won back to 2 2014. guess how long it took him to run 61 flights of stairs. >> three days. >> 6 minutes, 31 seconds three days is your time. >> six minutes. >> six minutes. >> he must be in awesome shape. >> i pass out on like 15. >> police investigating what made the murder-suicide officers found a mother of three stabbed inside her home sunday and later died at the hospital. investigators say he was arguing with ex-husband and he later shot and killed himself. >> and the attorney general from maryland and d.c. are suing

bob barnard, fox5 local news perhaps you heard h, barbie's . ma teles launching what it calls a hip new line. fifteen of them to be exact. among them corn row ken, slim ken, even there's a ken with a man bun if you look closely there. look, ken looks like, you know, with the played shirts on. >> why are all the kens wearing lipstick? a. that's not lipstick, tone initial it's just the color of their lips. >> they got to do something. there's even a broad body ken. he has a slightly thicker middle or what some might call a dad bod. it is the first make jefer for ken since he was introduced 56 years ago. ken looks pretty good to be 56 i'll tell you that >> he does come in all shapes and sizes right now. ease come along way from the one model 56 yeeshes ago. >> it looks like his head is too big for his body. >> same thing with barbie. >> our mic >> third time is the charm. we'll keep you an update tonight . taking a look at temperatures out there, very nice evening. very comfortable today, still warm, 84 in washington, but with the departure of the

at the world war ii memorial on the national mall, bob barnard, fox5 local news. >> the memorial, ifr been down there, go down and take a look because it is absolutely beautiful. that is one of the things i really wanted to bring my grand father to to take him down before he passed away. you missed the debut of the final five. you'e going to be back at it again today. >> they're keeping us in it was john did i men could he we've seen him on ads playing the president. a great way to laugh. we're all about having some fun with it. our buddy from campus reforms is going to stop in and we're g about role models and also. who do you believe would play monica lieu within ski and linda trip in the movie. i got to think about that. bye, everybody. for vacations that exceed expectations, make it busch gardens virginia! with surprises hiding around each corner, and good times guaranteed. busch gardens and water country usa. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. harvey: ok. how else to put it? kendrick lamar, keeping his sister down. >> kendrick lamar bought his sis

fox5 fosses bob barnard fifty five in sterling with more on the state's primary. good morning. ys, good morning we have to be quiet -- wait a minute there's actually nobody voting we don't have to be quiet. we're inside park view high school here in sterling. there's six polling places right here. some ballot boxes they've had 32 come in and vote on this primary election day in the first two hours at the polls have been open. opened at 6:00 o'clock. that close tonight at 7:00. for governor lieutenant governor and some state house races. our camera was there this morning in alexandria when one of the two democrats running for governor topper rielle local voted this morning a former congressman at his local polling facing off against the current lieutenant governor ralph ham the doctor north ham voting in norfolk. in rep can't primary for governor chairman ed gillespie running corey stewart and state senator frank wagner. the winners of course will face off in november's general election. of course here in virginia, the governor it's a one, four-year term. terry mcauliffe will be

bob barnard is live outside of nats park with all the details. ? >> reporter: yeah. the ticket window is opened 10:00 o'clock there have been a few people buy tickets here's one of them. a ten dollars ticket for tonight' congressional baseball game. the gates open at 5:30. first pitch at 7:05. joining us here at nats park is congressman mike boost republican from southern illinois. the district in which the alleged shooter resided and representative bost thanks for joining us. you mention to do me that this gentleman hodgkinson had reached out to your office a number of times. >> over the last year he has contacted us ten times, once by phone, nine times by e-mail. not with any at all -- yes, he didn't agree with positions that we as republicans were taking and i and my office were taking. but it wasn't anything that told us, you know, there's a danger. we get a lot of communications and we do if we see there's a problem we call capitol police so an investigation can be done. we didn't see this at all. >> reporter: what do you make of what happene

fox5's bob barnard is live there now for classic view. what's this all about, bob? we're here on the tarmac at the frederick municipal airport take look you've got they're numbered these are all the airplanes that are s they'll take off at 8:30 this morning. and for this 2600-mile trek across the country. they're going to end up in sante fe new mexico by friday. some of them could make it in a couple of days. and so these are all the planes small aircraft i want to show right behind us, this is being flown by debbie co-pilot seat up there she's a just retired southwest airlines pilot. her step daughter here with her back to us christine. we're on life tv. you are a southwest airlines pilot but you'll buy this beach craft bonanza country in a race you've never done before. >> never done anything like this before. >> it's exciting. we're kind of nervous to get started. it will be fun to get going. >> what's the goal here and is there a strategy to this? >> there's strategy. each airplane a handicapped how fast it flys. you have to try to beat your team for each airpla

to help break down all the changes fox5 bob barnard joining us live at the dupont circle metro station, new fares and new hours that begin on sunday. they've been warning people for weeks here. they have the signs up here. you city electronic sign saying changes to come. and they do start on sunday. basically metro bus and metro rail fares will be up creasing ten to 25 cents on average. some bus routes in maryland and virginia seven of them will be discontinued and they'll be less frequent trains running during rush hour. except for the blue line at this point. and in terms of the hours you see them on the screen there. basically 5am monday through thursday. 5am to 11:30 p.m. fridays are 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. saturday 7:0 sunday 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. and basically this is for a number of reasons which our fox5 news contributor martin dicaro wil explain in a moment but first one reaction here this morning. >> i don't mind the higher fares because i understand that it will balance things out and it's needed, but i did have an issue with that it's saying that it's going to come every e

bob barnard live in arlington now with the details. rter: yeah, maureen and steve, that's what the fbi is saying, that it happened here at arlington national cemetery monday morning, 11:00 a.m. during a wreath laying ceremony. well, we know president trump was here at 11:00 a.m. laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. the alleged suspect was caught on camera. we have his photo for you. this is wanted poster that the fbi has put out. you see him there in the crowd. as you mentioned the alleged victim is a girl who was in the crowd with him. they say that she did not know this guy. ideally she identified him and there they found him in the crowd with this photo. the fbi says he repeatedly touched the girl. they're calling it elicit schedule contact. they say he's about five-seven, 50 to 60 years old. they're not sure whether there are any other victims. but this is a pretty brazen crime because president trump was there monday morning at the tomb of the unknowns during this wreath laying ceremony and so if you read between the lines,

our bob barnard is doing a ride along with police. hey, good morning, guys. we are riding with corporal matthew wooford a prince george's county police officer and we're working the area it's called district three. kind of near fedex field and we're out on patrol responding to calls for thefts from auto, which is a big problem here in prince george's county. roughly 15 to 20 calls a 2300 so far this year. that's up 14 percent already from last year. corporal thanks for having us along. >> no problem. >> reporter: tell us why is it happenng? why are you getting so many calls like this all of a sudden. >> it's a crime of opportunity and people are failing to take the stuff out of their vehicle probably because they're comfortable in their neighborhood or they're running in and out the house or they thinking hey, i'm just going get up in the morning so as people ride by or walk by, they look to see valuables in the car and then just take it -- people remove the stuff out the vehicles. it will lessen the chance of your car getting broken

fox5's bob barnard joining us live at the tacoma metro station with all the details. bob. >> reporter: hey, annie, steve. yes its a report card that metro is giving itself will be delivered to the metro board later this week but wamu transportation reporter martin dicaro has gotten ahold of it ahead of time. we're here at the tacoma station. chem, what is almost done june 25th. it's been going on for more than a year. what does metro say about its project. >> metro is declaring safe track a success insofar as they promised to do three years of track work in one year and metro says it's delivering on that promise. 50,000 railroad ties replaced and we have a document that will be shared on thursday showing how high that would be, 50 times higher than the washington monument or you could build two new ones with that many railroad ties. there were no plans to actually do that downtown. they said it's already producing results, that there are fewer delays, rides are smother, that the number of times they've had to dispatch buses to pick up stranded rail passengers, those in

it will be open on -- all 5tv's bob barnard will be life coming up on good day.ey'll serve a round the drinks on the house every time trump tweets about the hearing. then duffy's irish pub opening at 10:00 serving covfefe cocktails. the partisan opening at 10:00 a.m. and also the pug they'll open at 11:00 but they will show hgtv or law and order reruns. it's the anti hearing pub. so there's where you can go. all right. tuck? >> see you at the bar. >>> you might either way it didn't really matter. >> true. >> temps overnight back in the 40s and 40s. 40s and 50s early this morning. now up to 58 in washington. it's going to be a very comfortable day. mid 70s not a lot of humidity. we'll go partly sunny today. and all in all very nice thursday to look forward to. do have clouds particularly off to our south and east this morning. pretty good storm system off the coast but our forecast really couldn't be nicer more sun than yesterday. 76 dry around here low humidity. we've got a lot of heat on the seven day. in fact most of the seven day has extreme heat i'll have tha

bob barnard thank you for that. ashburn we're there days away just days away from our next zip trip which will be in ashburn. come on out to eastampton plaza friday, june 16 we'll be there from six to 11. me and tucker, holly, we would love to see you. come on out. >> it will be a good one. >> very good one. okay. beauty and the beach coming up next celebrity make up artist kym lee she's joining us live with a look at some of your summer beauty must haves. it's 9:37. back after this. ♪ his. ♪♪ beauty and beachism some say makeup has no business at beach the we're here to tell you does it if you do it right. joining us is remember before the make up artist and friend to good day d.c. kym lee. >> hello. >> hello to you. >> are you ready to go vacation. >> i'm ready to -- >> with or without a bay. >> do i have to decide right n now. >> you don't have to decide. >> i want to look good either way. >> help me do it. >> yes. so many of us have already broken from the beginning of the year. so if you are one of those ladies

want to take you back outside to our colleague bob barnard has been magnificently working the scene and getting us information. bob, you were able to talk to who exactly a what's the new information you're able to share now? >> reporter: well, what i'd like to let you know you see right there are several members one of them the man in the middle with the white t-shirt has bandage on his right leg there. they've been released from the police who were questioning them it appears they're waiting to get their cars out of the parking lot here. the parking lot is obviously surrounded in crime scene tape. so they can't get their cars right yet. i asked if any of them would come over but they haven't. and some of them were seeking shade in tree over there. the senate sergeant at arms is here and chad per gram the fox news capitol hill producer is speaking to him now to see if he'd come over and talk to us. you can't see him. he's just around the corner h here. but he was here speaking with senator flake who has walked away as you see some of the emt's and what have you leaving here. so that's t

bob barnard live in montgomery village this morning with more on this story. bob?rs here two weeks ago on gallery court in montgomery village really terrifying this neighborhood. there were at least 30 shots fired at these two teenagers in their car. well now three people have been arrested. as you mentioned they're due in court later today. they are jose yanez, 25 years old, roger garcia, 19, and his brother edgar garcia, 24. the tower is that it was jose's girlfriend who earlier this year had her i-pod stolen -- i-pad stolen from her as she was walking down the street. it was grabbed from her hand. she was allegedly dragged down the street. well, montgomery county police are saying that one of the suspects rumored to be involved in that theft was one of the teenagers shot dead here on the street jun in a engineer 17 and his friend artem saber love came here to ho graduation. they were students at northwest high school as was roger garcia one of suspects. well, the story is that they were lured here because the suspects the murder suspects believed in a engineer w

polls are open in virginia for to today's prime are election a polling place in alexandria and bob barnardhis morning. we'll check in with him straight ahead. >> and shining bright in the spotlight. kevin durant winning not only nba title but finals mvp. coming una message from the dmv

. >> in north wekts west, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >> around the kupty and dmv finding themselves on the front line of opiate ep d dpemic. they're responding to overdoses and spending records of amount to deadly affects of heroin. according to latest info on cdc nearly 100 americans die every day from the overdose and that's squad rup ul since 1999. >> this is antidote thought mentioned. it's called miloxone popular name nar can. when somebody is overdosing on opiate it can be a life saver. as the heroin epidemic gets worse use of this medication has skyrocketsed. d.c. few firefighters are using this on average 260 times a movement the cost to taxpayers is at least 1 0 0,000 a year. we also dmekt with other fire department. fairfax, montgomery, prince george clear also seeing d.c. fires numbers are by far the highest. we'll be ride ago long with firefighters tonight and have a more on the story. lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> how you can cash in on harassing phone calls [ phone ringing ]. >> they're constantly calling me. early morning, late at night. i'm beg and crying and

fox5's bob barnard is live near the nsa headquarters in ft. meade, maryland, now with the& story. >> reporter: hey, maureen. information that was leaked to this little known website reveals what our government knows about russian military intelligence efforts to really mess with last november's presidential election. the intercept that's the name of that website publish the information yesterday although reality winner was arrested saturday in georgia. she is as you mentioned was a contractor for the nsa. what did the nsa know about russian hacking during last year's election? perhaps much more than we were aware of. according to classified intelligence, leak to the website the intercept, russian hackers tried to inn fill straight us voting software. were successful but the revelation goes far beyond the leaked e-mails and campaign meddling russia has already been accused of. so who leak it? evidence points to a 25-year-old federal contractor reality lee winner just arrested in georgia with a justice department saying on or about may ninth she printed improperly removed classified

fox5's bob barnard is live outside medstar hospital with more now. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, guys. yes, remains in critical condition but said he is improving. steve scalise we are told still needs more surgeries and will be here for some time. history will record that democrats won the annual congressional baseball game.nal. an 11-two victory over the repubrepublicans but in a moving ceremony democrats handed over the trophy asking that it be given to republican congressman steve scalise still recovering after being wounded in wednesday's attack at a gop practice. attendance was off the charts for this game, almost 25,000 came with many looking beyond just balls and strikes for a better less partisan atmosphere. >> i think this is a great thing. sport brings people together so it's a wonderful way to start this process. >> reporter: the ceremonial first pitch thrown by capitol police officer david bailey injured but credited with taking down hodgkinson who later died. as investigators still piece together his politically fueled

fox5's bob barnard life on the hill with more now. bob??>> hey, allison thi hearing should be compelling as well. appearing before the senate intelligence committee will be dan coats director of national intelligence and mike rogers head of the nsa. they're going to be questioned whether they were pressured by the president to try to influence james comey in his investigation of the russia affair. also, rod rosenstein who is number two at the justice department he certain to be questioned about his role in the firing of comey. >> this will be an extraordinary few days here on capitol hill. former fbi director james comey preparing for tomorrow's big event and questions about whether he felt there was obstruct of justice. pressure from the president to back off of the investigation into russian election meddling and possible ties with the trump campaign. >> i wish him luck. thank you everybody. >> reporter: the president with pleasantries for comey but there could be some issues today with his director of national intelligence dan coats who

mayor mull eighty three bowser will offer an offer reaffirming support of the agreement and fox5's bob barnardnorthwest with all the details. bob, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. mayor bowser will sign this executive order at 11:00 o'clock this morning. basically, binding the district of columbia to the paris climate accord. something that 195 countri including the u.s. had signed. now the u s and zero yacht the only ones who haven't. district is part of this c40 which is group of cities across the country that are committed to this. the bowser administration says it will reduce carbon emissions here in the district by 80% by 2050. now, of course, president trump in the rose garden on thursday said the us was backing out of the paris climate accord. basically putting america first he said pittsburgh not paris claiming that it hurts america's economy and american jobs. there was a pro trump rally outside the without white house not long after.& a lot of people saying yes, that's right. america first. however, the bowser administration lit the wilson building up city hall las

bob barnard is out there. d that he's not in one of these airplanes going anywhere. >> oh, never discount bob. [ laughter ] >> it is a possibility. but you know, to our knowledge he's not getting in one of these airplanes. >> he's got to be a girl to do this. this is about girl power today. all women, 111 of us, flying air race classic. i'm excited about this. i don't know about you guys but i really am. >> a fun thing that will happen today. we'll talk more about that later on. as the camera moves ever so gently to the right showing a field right as the planes get ready to take off. look, it's 9:01. it's show time on tuesday, june 20th. wisdom martin, holly morris, maureen and steve we're all h here. >> we don't have -- >> welcome back. >> we're all on first name. >> he's back. holly morris, steve chenevey. maureen umeh. >> i'm needling you. i have to do that. people expect that now. >> you can just call me holly. new details about the death of carrie fisher. legendary star wars actress' autopsy out yesterday

bob barnard is live outside nsa headquarters and for the immediate, mar 345r, bob. >> allison the information leaked to a little known the alleged leakier was a government contractor for nsa. >>> what did the nsa know about russian hacking during last year's election. perhaps more than we were aware of. according to classified intelligence, leaked to the web site, russian hackers tried to infiltrat evidence they were successful but the revelation goes far beyond leaked emails and campaign medaling russia has been accused of. who leaked it? evidence points to 25-year-old federal contractor reality lee winner who was just arelingtsed in george awith justice department saying on or about may the winter print aid classified reporting which contained national defense information. a few days later winner unlawfully transmitted by mail the intelligence reporting to online news outlet. and it raises larger questions about the flood of leaks coming from the nation's intell jens community. >> i don't care if you're russian or democrat you cannot put that out there because you think it would be gay good

if fact the period between memorial day and labor day is known as the deadliest fox5's bob barnard is the details. bob? >> reporter: yeah guys triple a mid atlantic done a study as you mentioned these young 16 and 17-year-old drivers they're out of school on row and they put out a graphic that basically stars the stark numbers. there were 1600 teen fatalities in the past five years during these 100 deadliest days. these are 16 and 17-year-old drivers. the numbers between 2015 and 2016 were up 10% and this is data from the federal government, the national highway traffic safety administration nhtsa. they say there are a number of contributing factors in these teen deaths in recent years. of course, they're distracted, drivers are distracted texting on the phone, playing with the radio talking to friend. they're also not buckling up according to aaa and, yes, they are also speeding. so what is the solutio says you should certainly talk to your new drivers, your teenaged drivers, talk to them and also model good behavior. get off your phone and wear your seat belt. they're learning from

fox 5 bob barnard live there with more. good morning, bob. >> good morning, maureen and steve. crazy crime scene at this point, last week, eugene simpson stadium reopened. i want to show you the gunman was over there by the third base dug-out, they have a sign out there have not where congressman steve scalise was shot and badly wounded was out here by second base. if you come around here, a lot of the other people, including a 10-year-old son of a congressman other members of congress were taking shelter in this the first base dug-out which has white carnations this morning. just signs of what was, just a week ago. a terrible crime. show you videotape from last night. this is the home of the alexandria little league, and there was a great community outpouring here, a lot of people came out to watch. representative joe barton was here with his son spoke to the crowd. a first responders to scene last week threw out the first pitch and when you speak to the people who were here, you hear some compelling thoughts about the impact of the shooting, and its legacy as well. >> it's ki

. >> as bob barnard tells us another question looms, could one of the justices announce his retirement's the word that is rumored to be out there this morning. bob joins us with the latest. >> reporter: this is poised to be a big decision day here at the u.s. supreme court as its currents term ends today. as the cameras clicked away for their class photo earlier this month there was justice anthony kennedy looking relaxed chatting with his fellow justices but does he know something that we don't? is he stepping down. speculation swirling now after his clerk suddenly published up a reunion party over the weekend. the adm questions now about the possibility of another court vacancy but counselor to the president kellyanne conway wouldn't say much. >> has he said anything to the white house pow his retirement plans. >> i would never reveal a conversation between a sitting justice and the president or the white house but we're paying close attention. >> reporter: justice kennedy is 80. he's been on the court for almost 30 years. he's often the swing vote making his opinion critical. if he

fox's bob barnard live in montgomery village with the latest. >> reporter: it turns out this was pan al revenge killing. a double murder here on gallery court two week ago. now there are three suspects who are in custody all three charged with two counts of first degree murder and two counts of conspiracy to commit murder. the thee of them are there. jose yanez, 25. roger garcia, 19, and his older brother edgar garcia age 24. according to police, the man there on the left jose was it was his girlfriend who apparently had her i-pad stolen she is was walking down the street some months ago. and the rumor more had it that one of the murder victims was the suspect behind that robbery. and so those two teens who were killed were alleged as pay back for that earlier robbery. the victims shoddy in a engineer 17 and artem sober love 18 artem may have been in the car by chance much shoddy was apparently the one that the accused tillers were after lured into this neighborhood. one of them was shot ten times. the other four times. police found 30 bullet sh

fox5's bob barnard with this one for us this morning live from upper marl bow with all the details. ob. >> reporter: hey, annie. we've let you know that there are about 800 current prince george's county school staff members these are teachers, bus drivers, other employees, who have been on leave at some point during this particular school year. so 800 of those on leave. what we're telling you now is that the cost to this school district is $10 million. $10 million to pay these people not to work. compare that to roughly in the school year two years ago. so 600,002 years ago. 10 million this year. this is all fall out from a deonte car away case from last school year. as a matter of fact. i want to show you video tape sent to us yesterday. this one someone record this on this phone. some of the shots you'll see are some of the bus drivers who are on paid administrative leave. they must report to the schoolbus depot even though they're not driving. teachers if they're on paid leave are a loud to stay home. one of the drivers that fox5 news spoke to last night said he's actually been c

now we'll go to my colleague bob barnard who is at med star washington hospital center where those officersmelanie g morning. yes, we have new information this morning from the chief of police peter newsham taking to twitter within the last hour with an update on both officers. still no names yet on them, but he says the chief newsham says, one of the officers is in critical but stable condition. the other is in fair condition. he also tweeted out the following quote it's been a long and tough night for the mpd. both of those officers are here at washington hospital center. as is the ddot, d.c. department of transportation control officer. the traffic control agent wahoo was also struck last night. that officer agent what have you is said to be here with non-life threatening injuries. so it look like it's going to ultimate many be okay for all three of these people. but, again, the officers not identified here being treated and their conditions this morning at least as far as we can tell from the police chief nothing officially from the hospital. their conditions are improving this morning.

fox's bob barnard has the story from forth immediate, maryland.t did the nsa know about russian hacking perhaps much more than we were aware. russian hackers tried to infiltrate us voting software. there's no evidence that they were successful, but the revelation the leaked e-mails russia has already been accused of who leaked it, evidence points to a 25 year old federal contractor who was just arrested in georgia with the justice department saying on or about may 9 printed a national intelligence reporting. a few days laterrer unlawfully transferred the intelligence to an online news outlet. i don't care if you're a republican or democrat, it doesn't matter what administration, when you have classified information you cannot put that out there just because you think it would be a good idea. i want people in hand kufers and i want to see people behind bars. that has been the position of the white house as well with president trump tweeting last month i have been asking director comey and others from the beginning of my administration to find the l

bob barnard, thank you. >>> missouri man is now free after he spent more than a decade behind bars fore didn't commit. richard jones of kansa locked up for a robbery in 1999 after 17 years he was released. after an organization helped to prove his innocence. the case went back to trial after supporters found another man matching his description. when you take look at the photo you can see why there was some mistaken identity. the real criminal is on the l left. jones who was innocent is on the right. he was released due to a lack of evidence tying him to the crime. >> get the type of attention that it should get because it's purely injustice, and that's not right. we supposed to be depend on our justice system. >> wow. when you think about how he was robbed of all those years. >> yeah. >> it's just -- >> his grandchild came to greet him when he was released from prison. >> his grant child. >> um-hmm. >> wow. >> how do you make up for that time. how do you forgive? >> nothing you can do. no amount of money that could replace your life spending your life behind >> right. >> the resemblan

bob barnard this morning is in baltimore where the meet log get underway this morning. bob? and allison, yes, state board of education meeting here in baltimore at 9:00 o'clock this morning. so one hour from now. they had workshop yesterday and the allegations coming out of prince george's county were not discussed. we are not sure it's not on the agenda but we're not sure whether the board will discuss the governor's call for an investigation of those allegations that we've been reporting on for more than week now. allegations of grade fixing and fraud to inflate graduation rates in prince george's county a number of principles have told us there was pressure from the central office in upper marlboro to graduate students. that is an allegation that the school ceo kevin maxwell denies. he says it's false. however, a number of the prince george's county school board members and local lawmaker are dead manning the truth governor hogan telling us yesterday that the previous state investigatio& in which only dr. mack well and four people that he suggested be spoken to were inter

fox5's bob barnard joins us live from upper marlboro now with the details. bob?10 million. $10 million paid this year to staff members these are teachers, bus drivers, others who have been accused of misconduct or abuse who have been put on paid administrative leave. paid $10 million not to work. compare that to about just two years ago. we have some video that was shared with us from a person over at the bus depot here in prince george's county. because the schoolbus drivers who are on paid administrative leave still have to report to work but they're not driving. teachers can stay home and get paid. but to replace them is also costing a lot of money. one of the bus drivers who was there at the depot yesterday says he's apparently been cleared as many of these cases are ending up of these 800 accused. many of them are cleared but in this case, his paper work has been misplaced he's still out of work. you heard from ed burroughs one of the school board members here newcast this morning. he says, moral is taking a hit and students are caught in the mill. >> essent

our bob barnard is live in baltimore where the meeting is being held. hey, bob.hat can you tell us? >> reporter: holly good morning to you. this 9:00 o'clock meeting has just started. board is talking about some federal funding issues. in fact they say that the allegations from prince george's county will not be discussed during this morning's session here. this board meeting that's just gun. but that during their lunch hour they go into private executive session and that's when the president of state department of education says they'll likely discuss it behind closed doors when can he come back this afternoon back into this hearing room around 1:30 they will only the allegations coming out of prince george's county public schools but whether they will in fact investigate those allegations. governor hogan is asking the state board education to investigate claims of grade fixing and fraud in prince george's county public asks to inflate graduation rates. allegations that the ceo of prince george's county public schools dr. kevin maxwell denies. although principle

our bob barnard is live from capitol hill now with what we can expect. bob?and steve g morning. talk about must see tv. yes, tomorrow it is james comey here on capitol hill. but this morning the president's director of national intelligence dan coats appears before the senate intelligence committee. this will be an extraordinary few days here on capitol hill. former fbi director james comey preparing for tomorrow's big event and questions about whether he felt there was obstruct of justice pressure from the president to back off of the investigation into russian election meddling and possible ties with the trump campaign. >> i wish him luck. thank you everybody. >> reporter: the president with pleasantries for comey but there could be issues today with his director of national intelligence dan coats who testifies before a senate committee. the washington post reporting that coats told associates the president asked him to help down investigations into former national security adviser mike flynn and possible connections to russia. >> i want to know a little bi

fox5's bob barnard live outside fbi offices in northwest dc with more. od morning, bob.orning, bob. morning to you. yes, we already know a lot we think about what happened a week ago this morning. but the fbi and alexandria police outside the fbi's washington field office here in the district getting ready to bring us up to date on their of course, we all know supposed gunman james hodgkinson a 66-year-old home inspector from the st. louis suburbs from surgeon illinois a man not apparently a fan of president trump who targeted republicans on that ball field last week. so we want to know more, and hopefully we'll learn more about his motivation and his time he apparently came to the alexandria area in march. had been hanging out at the ymca right next to the ball field living out of his van. speaking of that ball field, we were there earlier this morning. it has reopened. eugene simpson stadium. alexandria little league back on the field last night to a very enthusiastic and large crowd, a good turn out there last night. they heard from representative joe