let's bring in ronica cleary with more on the races happening in virginia tomorrow. ronica?er: hey, jim, shawn, you know i love a good primary race and this is a fascinating one to watch on both sides. i had the chance to sit down with two candidates. first i'll tell you about cory stewart. he's republican candidate you referred to that poll that seems to be surge ago head and pointed to that during the interview and three important issues that he wants to he can us on cutting taxes, what he calls a crackdown on illegal immigration and investing in infrastructure and finally cory stewart as taken on unexpected and controversial issue if you will. he talks often about pro protecting and depending civil war monuments. listen to this from our interview. >> most republicans will not touch that controversial. i believe in tackling it because there's no end in sight because they're not only going after historical monuments -- >> you're talking about very controversial monuments filled with a lot of ugly part of america history. >> some of it. i mean, look, every history and every

. >> so do congress mep and that's why fox ronica cleary is up in rest ton tonight. hi ronica. >> jim, sarah, congressman conley start 7:00 and we'll chat with a handful of them giving you pulse of people coming up after the break. up to hall has been a bit of a big deal. virginia delegation.hol >> ronica cleary is there now and joining us live with pulse of the people outside han hanukkah. >> jim, sarah. i want to take you to a woman first in line at today's town hall. >> were first in line do you have a question you want to ask. >> i'm concerned about trump administration stripping foreign affairs and implications on security and standing in the world and congressman coplay is on the house committee on foreign afires and i want top ask what they thinks about the implications on that. >> thank you so much. let's come here the front and center. you want to make sure -- i saw you speaking with the congressman. he's very access able >> 2e8 me what i want to get asked. >> i'm concerned at this point ever what he anticipates happening with the oversight committee now tha

but first, ronica? >> reporter: jim, lawmakers from both sides of they're responding to today's attack with bipartisanship and support. it is an unusual feeling, and energy, from the hill. we will tell you more about that after the break. caitlin? >> reporter: thank you, ronica. another very warm afternoon. we've got thunderstorms forming, pretty much far north and west of dc. but we do have severe thunderstorm warning for extreme maryland, and i'll show you opens, who else can see these forms, plus a welcome reprieve from the heat. all of that coming up in your first look, fox5 forecast, fox5 news returns right after this. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ when had the dep cherries slipped, eye introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 y

ronica?reporter: shawn and sarah, laura wilkerson, we told you part of her story earlier and when other things i spoke to her about really the idea that this issue of enforcing immigration laws, maybe creating stricter immigration laws, especially against those people who are here illegally who have committed crimes. to fall down party lines between republicans and democrats. interestingly enough, when i spoke to this mother, she lost her son to a crime committed by an illegal immigrant of her son was brutally tortured, murdered and then his body was actually lit on fire after he was killed. she says that when she thinks about this issue, when she addresses this issue with the president, that she said it is not about political parties. listen to this. >> it's not about political parties. it's about safety of american citizens. and that's -- it's about public z it doesn't matter who you vote forge this is about public safety and not giving anybody a right to go to a city maybe been deported th

house with look this change how the white house interacts with the press, ronica. >> marine a. sauer after, it started a week before the president first trip abroad back in may and ship from on several on camera briefings with sean spicer to one. it has members of the press frustrated. president of the white house correspondence association jeff mason sat down for a meeting with sean spicer and sarah huk by sanders last week to address the issue and then again this morning with the entire board of the white house correspondent association. today's briefing was off camera. but i did have the chance to ask sean spicer about these meeting and really the future of the briefings. fay a look at the log apart of our exchange. shawn is talking about jeff president of the white house correspondp enter association when he start off and says he stated position of the board that he believes and i've shared with him, where we r and that we have been condition signature enter since december and january when we addressed this issue and them specifically and publicly. we will continue to have

ronica, what's the deal? >>reporter: well, he didn't really entertain much of that today in the briefing. he said that, you know, they are certainly looking to fill the position of the communications director, but what i do have ready for you and what i want to talk about is the healthcare billion some more because we took to the streets for the pulse of the people to get you some reaction to what you guys just talked about with that journalist in the last block. let's first go to what people are saying on the streets with these closed door sessions that the senate republicans are having. take a listen. well, i hate to see anything totally behind closed doors, but i think there are issues that they need to clarify among themselves before they bring it out and show it to the rest of us. i think we all need to be involved in the decision. i tnk like a traf sti just like everyone else going on today. the plight of the city and the state, the nation that we're in impeach, impeach, impeach. i think it's terrible.

. >> ronica cleary is at a rally at the white house and obviously ronica we know why they're rallying. they don't support president's decision here. >> reporter: right. yes, jim and shawn we love to give you the pulse of the people. to be clear this is obviously a group of people who are opposed to the president's decision but we still want to hear from them. the rally just wrapped up. i'm glad we're early in the show so we can still bring you a few voices. ladies, what are your name. >> laura. >> isabelle. >> reporter: were you surprised by today's announcement. > well, if you're a human, if you're a parent, it's just astounding that he would do this. >> reporter: what do you think about the talk of still being willing to maybe respect nerenegotiate the deal. >> what's the point of coming back and renegotiating when every country in the world except for syria and nicaragua signed on. even north korea signed on. i think it's ridiculous. >> reporter: ladies, thank you so much. let's bring you back here. i think we still have a couple other people who said they would chat with us today.

ronica cleary live with more. first time the president business relationships came under scrutiny and earlier report by tom fitzgerald he told you about a new lawsuit filed against the president. today the white house responded and they're calling in partisan politics. take a listen. >> this lawsuit today is another iteration of the case filed by that group crew filed actually by the same lawyers. so it's not hard to conclude that partisan politics may be one of motivations. it is a sort transaction that everyone from penny prince and surge -- i think we'll continue to move to dismiss this case in the normal course of business. >> the headlines constantly coming out of the white house. you may not be paying close attention to i important race tomorrow at home. the primary for the virginia governor's race. of course, at "fox5" we've been bringing you update that matter opportunity to sit down with cory stewart one of the republican candidates and tom perello one of the democratic candidates about the issues importa

ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim and sarah.he issue of gun rights, where a candidate stands, it comes up before every election but now if the question has changed, especially in light of that gun -- that attack on that congressional baseball practice last week. a quinnipiac poll today asked about events like that, are they caused or affected by the language that we see in politics today. take a look at these numbers. does political rhetoric contribute to violent events? lok at this. 76 percent of you say yes, only 17 percent say no. well, i had a chance to catch up with ed gillespie today. he's the republican nominee for governor of virginia. this was after an event in manassas and i pointed to a tweet that he's got pinned to the top of his twitter profile. in it he says that his democratic opponent is the most extreme left wing candidate ever to run for governor in virginia. is a tweet like this part of the problem? take a listen to what he had to say. >> i think pointing out someone's policy differences is not part of the pro

ronica what did they have to say?, you know i'll tell you was a powerful interview as you both know my husband served. and on days like memorial day and on days you meet people gold star family members if you have a family member hat served you take a moment to be thankful for the fact your loved one came home. the first thing we do is i want to show you names of their sons whose lives were lost while serving mark tyler vos died and first lieutenant martin died october 14, 2007 and first thing i asked them why was evening like this important and take a listen to the interview. and to have our nation recognize those give ouring lives in service for our country and as a mother it just touch miss heart that my son is still remembered for that. >> to me it's important that our administration recognizes families ever the fallen especially around memorial d day. memorial day and to me it warms my hard to know we have administration that reach out to families of the fallen. >> what's the message you want to send to our viewe

ronica? >> reporter: shawn and tony you'll be hearing a lot out of alexandria where the republicans were having practice. the democrats were practicing as well. they were right here in the district. we have reaction for you from members of both teams after today's shocking turn of events, take a listen >> they asked me to come down because i did have interaction with someone in the parking lot who asked me if the team practicing was democrat or i told him they were republicans. he said ok, thanks, turned around, i got in the car left. found that my colleagues were targeted by an active shooter. >> the heros are the police officers who attacked the sho shooter. and in doing so, quite probably saved many be many lives. >> mike doyle, who's a democratic from pennsylvania who's the coach of our team, the manager, he calls everybody in. we haven't even had batting practice yet. and he told us what happened. and it was just, we all got quiet. it was unbelievable. i'm still in shock. very sobering,

ronica. >> reporter: hey, marina and sarah.nt started this morning, he posted a tweet about policy a new sugar deal with mexico. mexico. shifted gears very quickly to the cast of "morning joe." i'm going to take you through a handful of tweets and responses to set the stage. he said i heard poorly rated morning joe speaks badly of me. don't watch then how come low iq crazy mika along with psycho joe came to mar-a-lago go three nights in a row around new year's eve and insisted on joining me. she was bleeding badly from a face-lift. i said no. well, look at this next tweet. this actually came just a few -- maybe half an hour before that. it's from dan svayino, jr., the social media -- director of social media for the president this was his personal account, though. he wrote #dumb as a rock mika and lover #jealous joe are lost confused and saddened since the president stopped returning their calls unhinged. mika of course responded to this with just a photo. it's a box of cheerios and on it it says made for little hands. well, ms

. >> let's bring in ronica cleary. are folks saying. >> reporter: they're saying everything, shawn and sarah. a wide variety of responses. we're having a lively discussion about this on twitter. we took to the streets here. take a listen to the handful of responses that we found right around the white house. >> predictable and tacky. >> i think you got to read into trump. he has meanings and thoughts and he says usually and they don't read into his mind so he's a new york oh, i'm from new york so i understand what he's saying. >> i always think it's sad when we can't just be positive and when we can't think and say things that are positive, i will say that he is our president and so i don't want to say anything bad about the president. i think we all come from different perspectives and from his perspective maybe that's acceptable. >> i don't know why you'd repeat a story like that. it's just a weird thing for someone to tweet. >> reporter: well, now let's go to twitter. we asked for your responses using that #5 at 6:3

reporting live, ronica cleary fox 5 local news >> 2018 is a long way off. >>> the american civil libertyawsuit. making unconstitutional arrests using a excessive force and denying arrested people food and water. this is all over those demonstrations we saw on inauguration day, most of them were peaceful but a small group caused property damage. officers used a controversial crowd control tactic known as kettling. >> these repeated examples of unlawful police conduct that the dc council to enact the first amendment assemblies act. of pepper spray and mass detention or kettling. and requires clear disburse al orders so the demonstrators have the opportunity to retreat to safety. >>> metro police did put out a statement saying all instances of officers using force and allegations of misconduct will be fully investigated. >>> meantime, the man arrested with guns and ammo at dc's trump hotel last month is set to be arraigned tomorrow. brian moles will go before a judge. the pennsylvania doctor was arrested in may after authorities found an assault style rockville, a handgun and ammo in his ve

. >> ronica congressman's town hall going on tonight. ronica. >> jim, sarah i'm with the congressman where will you be tonight. >> town hall meeting aning questions from citizens ais cot district. >> we'll take you to the congressman after the break. >> plus teaming up to tackle car thefts. what police are doing to help prevent people in the district from becoming victims of those smash and grab robberies. >> and this one community tries to crackdown on car thefts and another senior rise in break in and another warping from police tonight. >> if you have a story idea we want to hear from you. "fox5" tip line is number on your scene fox5tips@wttg.com or email us your tips fox5tips@wttg.com or 202-895-3000. >> to virginia now congressman jerry conley is hosting a job tonight. and their questions and concerns. >> "fox5" political reporter live in annandale and what's going on tonight at the town hall. hi, ronica. >> hey, jim, sarah, congressman thank you for being us with today. >> my pleasure. first i want to ask you about after last week'

ronica cleary met with the president only very issue. ronica?reporter: well, president trump, promised to stop the flow of illegal immigrants into this country by balancing wall along the border. but he also promised to crack down on illegal immigrant crime right here at home too familiar. in 2010, her son was tortured and brutally murdered. his body was lit on fire by someone who entered the country illegally. laura said when it comes to her interactions with president trump, she doesn't feel he's keeping campaign promises. she also feels that he's listening. >> i feel like he's listening. he looks you in the eye, remembers my name. he remembers joshua's name. he gets it. he hears the pain. he seen us cry. and seen what we've come through last year, we're all different phases of grief and he's listened to us and heard us and we're grateful. >> reporter: today, the president hosted a round table with laura along with other families of immigrant violence in light of tomorrow's effort to pass kate's law and the no sanctuary for criminals act. i as

fox5's ronica cleary live in northern virginia. ronica, save me. >>reporter: i'm here.whatever i can do to help you out, guys. we have been here for a few hours and it's been slow, a slow trickle of people in and out of this location in falls church. it's a little deceiving because this is also a community center i will tell you one gentleman who lives right across the street. he says he came out because he saw our report and he was deciding who to vote for on his way into the polling place after seeing our did ask a handful of people when did you decide who you were going to vote for today. take a listen. when did you decide who you were going to vote for? >> a week ago. also today. i think i decided when the program has gun to come in. it's been a while that you knew. >> yes. >> i was working on that just coming in. i decided i guess last night i so lied phid my decision after doing my final research. >> in the last couple of weeks. you heard one gentleman in there say that he was finalizing that decision on the way in. when he told me a little bit more about that i t

ronica with the very latest on primary day. ronica. hey, jim and sarah, well if they didn't know it was not because of a lack of effort on my part. you know, primary elections they notorious have low voter turnout. today's numbers and estimates that are coming into us they seem pretty standard for what we might expect. take a look at this footage from here in falls church. i was from about 3:00 this afternoon. you don't need any estimates to tell you that there's nobody there. it's been a slow trickle. one person here, one person there coming in and out of this polling location. if we look at some estimates from the area here in fairfax county as of 2 p.m. estimates of democrats voting, about 6 percent republicans, two and a half percent, alexandria as of 4 p.m. the estimates put democrats at 13 percent and republicans at just 3 percent. and then out of arlington they don't break it down by party, but the estimates as of 2 p.m. total. now, the voters who were here they were, you know, pretty willing to chat with us about seeing a turno

from the capitol and that's where ronica is at this moment. >> reporter: jim and shawn, the reaction been unusual coming out of the hill. because people are showing unity. bipartisanship and let me tell you while you're hearing a lot out of alexandria this morning because that's where the republicans were practicing, the democrats were practicing right here in the district, and we have reaction for you from members of both teams, just after this happened. take a listen to these accounts, pretty unbelievable. >> they asked me to come down here because i had an interaction with someone in the parking lot who asked me if the team practicing was democrat or republican, i told him they were republicans' he said thanks, turned around. i got in the car found out my republican colleagues were targeted >> the heros are the police officers who attacked the shooter and in doing so, quite probably saved many be many lives. >> mike doyle, who's a democrat from pennsylvania, who's the coach of our team, the manager of our team, he calls everybody in, why is he calling us in? we haven't had batting

fox5 political reporter ronica cleary live on the hill with more on this. hi, ronica.re proposed billion? well, it's so second secretive in a the press secretary couldn't say whether or not the president has seen the billion. he said he didn't know. but he did emphasis one thing for sure, that the president wants this billion to have heart. take a president clearly wants a billion that has heart in it. he believes that healthcare is something that is near and deer to so many families and individuals. he made it clear property begin that was one of his priorities and as the senate works through its way as the house did any idea are welcomed to strengthen it. today, three senate democrats, they took to facebook live to voice their frustrations with the closed door pros and then basically stormed down the doors of the conventional budget office. they turned off the facebook live for that are the pennsylvania of it, but when they came back they said that they did demand to see that senate healthcare billion, but that the congressional budget office couldn't even confirm wh

ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim and sarah.dent responded to the news that he is in fact under investigation by special counsel robert mueller. now an investigation into obstruction of justice. let me just take you back a minute if you're feeling a little confused by all of this. the first thing is that we just heard former fbi director james comey say that he in fact did not investigate the he confirmed it with the president and that was really a talking point you heard out of the white house once that information became public. well, now the investigation is changing scope. when the fbi -- the former fbi dirctor led that investigation it was focused on russia's meddling into the elections. now that we have these reports that say the president is being investigated for obstructing justice, it tells us that the investigation is moving in a new direction, if you will, or at least expanding. and finally, let's talk about the white house's response today in an off camera press briefing, deputy press secretary sara huckabee sanders

hi, ronica. >> reporter: i just want to give you some insight into the accord.we might leave this paris climate accord no matter who won if it was a republican. let me explain why. first thing, the paris climate accord was really a handshake -- i don't know what they're booing but they're obviously upset about something, what i mean by a handshake it was essentially a gentleman's agreement. basically there was no treaty so there wasn't legal ramifications to leaving. next thing, voluntary reduction amounts. what this means is that the countries decided voluntarily how much they would reduce carbon entered the accord. the next. consequences. were there consequences if you didn't meet those voluntary reduction amounts. the expression name and shamed meaning they would name you embarrass you but no real consequences if you will. other countries big point of conversation inside the rose garden the president's remarks pointing to other countries saying that it wasn't -- they weren't participating with their fair share, if you will. many have asked will china, will in

ronica cleary is live with carson. >>reporter: dr.thank you so much for being with us here today. >> my pleasure. >> i know you're here to talk about affordable home buying and stay true to conservative and principals. >> they're interested in affordable things, too. we want just to include fiscal responsibility in what we're doing so we want to talk about what's affordable today and what's affordable tomorrow. we want to look down the pike and utilize, you know, our ability to think ahead. what we know from millenials is that they're of them are not even thinking about home buying because many of them have large debts because salaries have not been increasing as fast as home price s have been increasing and it doesn't look feasible. we want to make them aware of the fact that it is feasible. there are mechanisms whereby you can create some wealth. >> i want to ask you about general ticketed event p if i education. people a hear about a forum like this tonight and hear about efforts to help people move into these areas. is there anyth

fox5's political reporter ronica cleary is live outside our studios in northwest with more on how some like to work with the president on this issue. the tweets have really not stopped since saturday night, that terror attack in london and it really started with tweets about that and it continued to be on a variety of travel ban to saudi arabia and there was a lot of reaction to it. so this morning the president took to twitter to really respond to that in particular, if you will, defending his use of social media. if you look at these e says that he has to because of the quote, honest -- he has to provide his quote, honest and unfiltered message. it's the only way that it can be delivered. he says that's beause of the quote, fake mainstream media. he also said that he would not have won the white house had he not relied on social media and it was the first topic to be brought up when questions opened in today's briefing. take a listen to press secretary sean spicer really defense it. the president is the most effective messenger on his agenda and i think his use of social media, he no

. >> "fox5" ronica cleary weigh in as well. what are you hearing. >> tom, sarah, let me tell you almost every night when the get the schedule for the white house i will tweet out whether or not briefing is on camera force one. you know i get a handful of responses, i don't know it's been going on for a few weeks now or are people fed up all of a sudden and this morning when i tweeted it out i got so many responses people weighing in on both of the aisle with how they felt about think knew this was something i had to do for pulse of the people here at 5@630 since people have strong opinions about whether or not these briefings are on camera and how often they're on camera. and so we took to the streets and take a listen to what people had to say. >> i think it's just attempt to counter what mr. trump would refer to asteak news. but it's you know i think it's probably maybe for the press to understand let's maybe change the way we're doing business and reconsider and then all side get back together again and come up with workable

. >> we spent fox5's ronica cleary out to get the pulse of the people. what did you hear from everybody. >>reporter: you saw in the 5:00 hour we were talking about hous ing and earlier today we went to proi tests with seniors who are concerned about their funding issues and for affordable housing for them. the way we posed this question to them it's the idea we're here talking about healthcare but they're out there talking about housing. so if p t they had to prioritize when they think about the right now where would they place housing versus healthcare if they had to choose. >> i'm concerned about both. i'm more concerned about saving my housing. i was taxed out of my huss and i found affordable living and now that's being in danger of taking taken away. >> yes, our sanctuary is important. i think right now healthcare bothers me more because that's where i'm more active. >> healthcare or housing? >> i think they're both needed. >> i'm concerned about both because we as seniors see like we have been forgotten about. we out here to support not just one se

>> joins three other declared democrats hoping to challenge larry hogan for the office next year, ronicaary is live at national harbor. i understand the county executive is there >> he just pulled up. we love it. welcome congratulations on announcing your candidacy today. >> it's exciting. >> reporter: i want to ask you, we saw you released this youtube video overnight. you had your first event in baltimore this morning. but you didn't do it at home, tell me about the decision not to do it with the people that you currently represent >> what i wanted to do is go up to baltimore and show the people in the baltimore region that first of all baltimore city is very important to the state. the economic development there, getting things right. i wanted to go up there and i'm least known, start there and let them know i want to be the governor the whole state. i was excited going there meeting folks. it's a new venture, haven't done that in a long time. >> reporter: there's other declared candidates, and in the democratic party, there seems to be a bit of a divide between this idea of a establi

. >>> here's what we're working on at 6:30, ronica? >> reporter: shawn, we brought you the first part of laura will ker son's story, lost her son to violence committed by an illegal immigrant. she's going to tell you why she thinks this is not a republican or democrat issue. coming up. . >>> a group of thieves were noerpg an easy hoping for an easy pay day, trying to steal an at him from a gas station in prince george's county. decided their best efforts to pull it away, the atm did not budge. >>> vre train, no word on the pedestrian's identity or condition. the accident has cost several train cancelations and disruptions >>> child and two others. police say the victims were hit by broken glass after windshield shattered. >>> controversial statue in arkansas depicting the ten commandments has been destroyed less than 24 hours after it was installed. the 6,000 pound monument fell to the ground after someone drove into it. a suspect is in custody. >>> 88% of americans plan on celebrating the 4th of july. the national reality freshen fede

. >> ronica cleary here and we're telling you about fewer on camera briefings at the white house. >> do you care? does it matter to you? weigh in, use that 5@630 i'll be back with the answers. kalamazoo kalamazoo . >> this bizarre story out of small town in states that just elected that own more ahead at 5@30. live pictures to show you now and support for and a dance outside union station and later they'll walk to mitch mc connell's house in northeast d.c. demonstration in protest to the senate healthcare bill. >> time to get you up to speed on top six stories tonight. prince george county police need help identifying 100 atv ride aernz police believe the video shows the same group of riders who swarm the streets of national harbor this weekend. riding down packed sidewalks putting drivers and pedestrians in danger. >> maryland governor larry hoke and re responsibleing to our investigation into alleged fraud. and hogan says he's concerned and is now calling for independent investigation. and the school system says the claims are false and poli politically motivated. >> the supreme co

ronica cleary and we're telling you about fewer on camera briefings at the white house. do you care? does it matter to you? weigh in, use >> we have a look now at the top six stories. first up a brutal setback for senate republicans, gop leaders announced they are proposting their planned on a re formed healthcare billion. this comes after the legislation began losing support this equal woo. the president is now hold ing a meeting with republican senators to see what needs to be done to get the billion passed next month. we have an update on the allegations of corruption in prince george's county public schools. today the maryland state board of education third party investigation into the allegations. the l school's ceo continued to deny the claims . police are looking for a man who attacked the father holding his child. it happened last saturday in fair oaks mall in fairfax. prior to the assault the suspect allegedly attempted to steel something from the store and was asked to leave. d.c. mayor muriel bowser is working to crack down on illegal dirt bikes and atvs. toda

. >> ronica pointed out area tonight. he was not able to say anything on camera with us today.did hear from ed gillespie. >> president trump wants to tighten the rules on immigrants. >> we'll explain in when we come back on 5 at 6:30. >> ♪ stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. ome sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. and we'll be putting in legislation to that effect very shortly. >> according to the white house studies found 51 percent of households headed by an immigrant used public assistance at a rate than nonimmigrant households. it doesn't take in the difference between immigrants and nonimmigrants families. >> a lot of people are facing the delineation between il

. >> ronica cleary here doing what we love to do on five at 6:30 bringing you the pulse of the peoplepeople are out protesting the president's decision to leave the paris climate accord coming up next. >> ♪ tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. switch now at fiosgigabit.com. >> ♪ >> if you're j

. >> get the pulse of the people, ronica, what did you find out?before i got the pulse of the people for you, i spoke with a social media expert. she pointed out a really interesting idea. it almost had me thinking what comes first, complaints about how the press covers the tweets or the tweets? it's this never ending cycle, if you will in a way it is something that donald trump can use to almost control the narrative because inevitably we do report on what he tweets. so the first thing i want you to listen to is stephanie carton. she is a social media expert, cofounder of social fly. listen to her take on this. by trump using social media he doesn't have to rely on the mainstream media to deliver his message. ease actually able to message directly to the american people by using social media and then we see the mainstream media reporting on what he is tweeting about or posting about on social media. so it's a more direct line to the american people to deliver the exact message that he wants to get out there. >> well, then i did take to the streets

. >>> a preview of what's head with fox 5 news sunday with ronica cleary. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> chris wallace joins us with a preview of good morning to you. tell us what you have in store for us today >> first of all, the terrible shooting over in alexandria in which steve scalise the congressman was wounded along with three others. we're going to be discussing the whole question of the political climate in this town, and in the country and what can be done about it. first of all we'll be talking to rodney davis, a congressman on the field who had to run for his life to avoid the shots and be talking to democratic senator amy to try to raise the level of our game when it comes to political discourse in this country and the other big story is the continuation is a ago about the investigation into president trump potential collusion with russia, potential obstruction of justice. we'll be talking to a member o

. >> ronica cleary more with reaction on the tweets and how these might. >> exactly. jim, sarah, we're trying it a travel ban again i guess. for a while that language waming was not used in part because of the some of the repercussions of president initial tweets about this controversial executive order. no about a dozen times since this most recent terrorist attack in london in a happened full of those sweets he called out his proposed travel ban. and in one of them he actually called out for his take a look at this tweet where it says the justice department had you have state with why you not the politically correct version. this tweet caused her muss. these sweets may make some people better and it accident help the office of the solicitor general to he cha actually matters sad. this was very up expected tweet in fact we had to con thirm this was room. of more sweet pass eying. at the end of the day he ge fepded form. >> tweets like this hurt administration and president's ajune day. now, this tweet was asked about very early in today's press briefing and basically

. >>> coming up, a fairfax county traffic court judge in trouble with the law and ronica, it's crime> we told you about these fake flyers popping up on streets in dc. now, congressman eleanor humps investigation. she explains why in a letter to officials. >>> a bernie sanders endorsement more valuable this november than last? his role in virginia gubernatorial race when we come backce when we come back >>> is this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. >>> some people are recovering from injuries after a dc street car an metrobus collided. this happened this morning at the corner of 11th and 8th street northeast. early reports indicate the street car crash i do not the back of the metrobus, eight passengers were on board the bus and firefighters tell us all of the injuries minor. many people suffered neck and back pain. barricade situation in foggy bottom came to an end about four hours after it began. 21 and f street. the person involved basically had locked themselves that their home. that no one else was involved. several told us not being able to enter their apartment building in the area.

>> reporter: ronica, latest news to come out of the u.k.n neighborhood of barking over last night's attack. that's all the information we know about that right now. meanwhile here at home, i can show you that someone has left a rainbow colored bouquet outside the british embassy. basically, you know, in support of what happened there to all the people that lost their lives last night. seven people dead. i want to go straight to this video to show you how quickly everything escalated last night. (sho (shouting). >> reporter: as the situation was unfolding police were first called to the london bridge at 10:00 p.m. local time where they say a white van veered off the road, barrelled into pedestrians on that bridge, reports say three men then got out with large knives and headed to nearby restaurants and bars and began stabbing and attacking people. a witness at one of those restaurants says it happened so fast and right after they heard gunshots nearby. >> get that. shots rang out. >> reporter: the three attackers were shot and killed by poli