"fox5" ronica cleary, thanks, ronica. >> i think wuvrnt interesting poin s this. pomp and circumstance the trump administration did this with pomp and circumstance and obama administration didn't and we heard more democrats blasting and saying the federal government cannot bully these local jurisdictions and when we were talking about this earlier you brought up a good point about what they did during the obama administration. >> trust me i mean that sound has been going around online today like hey you cannot have it both ways. so again, but you know this administration they are administration. they made thoughts known and they made their word known to the people of maryland. they're going to move forwardthon. >> russia grabbed out of the coat tails this administration and another thing has them b buzzing apply for white house hard pass. >> sput nick would be participating 22 overseas outlets that report on and follow actions. hadas gold is here to join us. >> thanks for joining us. great to be here. >> for viewers watching right now not familiar with the name of

ronica cleary is live outside with that story. ronica. >>reporter: shawn and tony, immigration reform it has been a major priority of the trump administration. it seemed very reasonable to get their reaction to this case. could future legislation putisla forth by the president. the president realizes educatiot is a state run and local issuend but it is pause for concern what happened there. the city should look at its policies and i think that that a this is something thatomet authorities are going to have to look at.at. i hear you about it being abein state issue. let's talk about something that the president has implemented and introduced his voice, isis that enough to support --supp >> no, it's one piece.piec the president understands that victims needs a voice which isoe why he brought it in there tore help them when they're specifically target or victimslt of a crime by p people who areel here illegally. i think part of the reason that the president immigration and crack down such a big deal is because of of tragedies like this.. wel

. >> ronica cleary is working that story tonight, hey, ro ronica. >> maureen, jim, we spend another day inside the whilt house and yet again, the white house addressing issues right in maryland. we're going to have that story after the break. marine a. >> and then, of course, we still have not forgotten this year's flub at the oscars when the wrong winner was read after envelope mix-up and now the oscars committee wants to make sure that never happens again. and new envelope opening pro oet owe calls now being put in place. >> and envelope opening protocols. let that sink in for a second and climbing social ladder at work. being funny pays off even more than working hard. don't say anything. >> but before we head to break take a look take a look at this mesmerizing site. yosemite national park. middle cascades creating that beautiful rainbow just a few hours ago. we'll be right >> if you are just getting home top stories at 5:30. fire investigators trying to figure out what sparked a overnight house fire in lanham in the 500 block of annapolis. one firefighter hurt and 40,000 damage. th

. >> ronica cleary live at the white house. >> thanks, jim, sarah, even with that news breaking today, the white house still says the real story and leaks of classified information. we'll have that next. >> jim. >> and marin scandal prompt aid new social media policy and what service members have to do before they can post anything online. coming up on the other side of the great. h break. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. e that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. get the best. go to getfios.com >> here are some of our top stor

. >> "fox5" political reporter ronica cleary are live with new details on the order and how people are reacting to t. ronica. >> sarah, jim, that reaction is very different than the first executive order that we're seeing fought over in the court and now this second executive order being signed by president trump in an effort to add drs a lot of those concerns brought forth in the first executive order however administration still standsly legaltive the first order. there are key differences and one you heard in the introduction there were 7 listed in the first order and in this one only six countries listed and iraq is no longer listed and then so many problems and issues resulting for those who had green cards. now, very clear language that green card holders will not be detained. and press secretary spicer held impromptu press conference where he clarified the order was written and pleat and the delay came in part from discussing rollout and sox debt tails and earlier today we heard from several members of the trump administration discussing this new executive order. take a listen.

you know where you can find me on facebook and twitter at ronica cleary weigh in.know what you think about the decision of women to strike and it's effect on people like these students that we've reported on here in the area. reporting live in northwest, ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. >>> despite calls for a boycott of ivanka trump fashion line, the president of the company said business is booming. a company that minorities purchasing data from thousands of retailers found that sales of the merchandise increased a whooping 346% between january and february. the surge in sales comes after nordstrm's. >>> the employees are working in an officers where molds is growing between robert god dard. two employees gotten sick. >> employs do not to work in conditions like this. we first need to test the finnegan need to shut it down and get the employees out of this environment as soon as possible. our school board office, the superintendent is not infested with mold and i refuse to allow these employees to stay in these conditions >> prince george's county school said it

you can find me on facebook and twitter, at ronica cleary. back to you, jim and marina.ght on camera >> sneak up on a suspect barricaded inside of a van. bust out the window and spray a hose inside, traffic stop escalated into this violent scene. >>> a freak accident caused a fire truck to tip over in the middle of the road. sue? >> are you ready to see some snow totals? you asked me at the beginning of the broadcast. how much snow are we going to get? depends where you live. some won't get any. but in this pink band, that's where we're going to find the mother load of the snow and that does include parts of our area. we've got some of on our northern and western suburbs in the eight to 16 range. listen, we may not see some of these bigger totals. if that rain snow line keeps moving west. started over the weekend. south of town. moved up to 95 yesterday and now trying to get to montgomery county: through the district a range of two to six inches, could be closer to two, to south and east going to get mostly just a accumulation. out here, weary opening for the skiers, six

. >> fox5's political reporter ronica cleary live at the white house with details onca the leak clee wi and the white s response today. ronica?ro >> reporter: hey, jim, sarah, well the leaks released today, they include thousands of documents, from inside the cia' virginia. now, according to wikileaks,ilea these documents were basically, these lines of code, lines every code, that government hackers and contractors had access to, that basically could potentially give you access to the cia's entire hacking capacity.. and, according to wikileaks, one of those hackers or contractors gave wikileaks access to a portion of this code and these documents. now, the leaks that were released today, these are being called year zero. they address the scope of the cia lacking program along with information about its ability to hack products like iphones, android devices, microsoft windows and samsung tv's. now, listen to this, the description of the hackingacki made possible into those samsung tv's, gas compared to george or well's 1984 in the wikileaks press release. it says the devices actll able

ronica cleary live in northwest with more.e administration's decision to have that press conference yesterday, it basically makes it very clear that they plan to fully enforce federal immigration laws. those cities and states that call themselves sanctuaries basically willingly allowing illegal imigrants to stay in their locations, they risk losing federal funding and grant from the department of justice. so, will the district, the district every columbia, a openly acknowledge, as it calls itself a sanctuary city. will they respond. will they change any of their practices because of this announcement from the white house yesterday? well, i had the chance to ask mayor bowser, and interim police chief, newshopping about this at a press conference today. first and for most, will district police now ask immigration status after making arrests? take a listen to this. >> it is a long standing policy that metropolitan police department not to enforce civil immigration enforcement of civil immigration laws creates a divide between us

ronica cleary starts us off. ronica, i'm curious about reaction from the republicans and the president. kind of a big blow >> it has certainly changed where republicans and the administration are much more on the defensive. late this afternoon, the congressional budget office along with the joint committee on taxation released an estimate of the financial effects of enacting this american healthcare act. that is the plan put forth by republicans to replace obamacare. the estimates in the report state that the legislation would reduce federal deficits by 337 billion dollars in the next decade. but with the significant reduction comes estimate that the number of people who are ununinsured would increase by 24 million. after the meeting, tom price, secretary of health and human services along with mic mulvaney, the white house office of management and budget director addressed the findings in the report. take a listen. >> we disagree strenuously with the report that was put out. we believe our plan will cover more in

key healthcare issue, of course, cost ofs prescription drugs under medicare, to talk about it >> ronica clearylked, we talked seconds ago. hey, ronica. >> reporter: shawn and jim, seconds ago, i'm sitting in the congressman's office. he just left. he is very busy. we were supposed to speak with him about two hours ago. he just came in to give us a quick few minutes. the thing i was really interested in, a few weeks back, there was some heated back and forth, if you will between president trump and the congressman about whether or not there was discussion about a meeting between the two, whether he had asked or not asked. i asked the congressman about the dynamic in today's meeting. if it affected their conversation. listen to what he had to say. >> the energy was fine. i was telling my staff life is too short to argue over certain things. we didn't even get into that. we just went straight into a meeting. it was a very good meeting. we discussed the main objective was to prescription drugs. >> reporter: there you have it, life is too short. powerful words there. we asked him more questions, we

ronica cleary joins us liveu from the white house with the we more. hmore.nica.hey, >> reporter: hey, j rim.jim well, it was shockinghockg announcement that happenedhat hd earlier this week. w wikileaks claims to havems to ha access to thousands of lines of head to the central intelligence agency uses fory ur hacking. now, julian assange he took to facebook today for a live ive press conference.con he said that this leak and these fact that they now have access to this information itrmatio it demonstrates what he calls devastating incompetence inside the cia. and he posed the question whysto if this information is thiformas available, if these lines oflin code that make hackingckin possible, why, if it's available, why didn't the cia ia reach out to tech companies to o offer assistance so that theythy could protect themselves. well, julian assange says thatnt the cia has not done that sot he is offering to do it it himself. take a listen to this.this. >> now, wikileaks has a lot more information on what haswhaa been going on with this cyberhis weapons progra

ronica cleary joins us to talk about the details. >> reporter: there was a meeting earlier today at the white house, came out on the president's schedule 2:30, a sit-down with elijah comings in the oval office. he talked about bringing down prescription drug prices speaking about how this would be important for the american people and that really was the topic of conversation in today's meeting. afterwards, the representative addressed the press, take a listen to a little of what he had to say about the meeting. >> we presented a proposal to for the federal government to negotiate drug prices, which we thought was very important, because drug prices are going up higher and higher. and more and more people are saying that they cannot afford the price of their prescription drugs. i must tell you that the president was enthusiastic about our proposal. >> reporter: we plan to speak with the representative at 6:30, hopeful told bring you that update in our show 5at630. back to you. >>> thank you very much. >>> fox 5, of course, is your station for politics, tweet us your thoughts right now.

ronica cleary with more on the topic that has people preponderance talking tonight. ray ronica. >> reporter: shawn, jim, it definitely has people talking. i mean to say he criticized president obama, i actually think that would be under statement. i mean, it was as if the president truppville fewed president obama for amount of time he says he spent on the golf course. at one time in the campaign he said that he would not have time to golf if he came the president. well, now, you know those reports you cited they're saying -- showing that the president is finding time. of course, the white house is respokening by saying that the president is often using that time to work to what they say he does best and it did come up in today's white house briefing take a listen to what shawn spacer had to say. >> he saw him utilize this as an opportunity with prime minister avay to help foster deeper relationships in southeast asia and asia rather and have a growing relationship that's going help u.s. interests. how you use the game of golf is something he talked b secondly, you kn

reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> and the secret service is investigating three separate white house security breevrps in the past two weeks and the most recent late saturday night and officers arrests aid virginia man for allegedly driveing a stolen car and past the security check point 15 street and president trump was in florida at the time and earlier in the day the secret service arrests aid maryland man for trying to hop the white house fence after he made it over a bike rack. both incidents come one week after a california man too caps of mace for hopping the fence. the president was at the white house on that incident. >> activist least frertz washington area latino community are calling for a day long rally on may 1 demanding comprehensive immigration reform. and they stage aid small demonstration outside the white house today and announcing the may first rally to be held near the white house. and organizers say immigrant-owned businesses will close that day and children of immigrant families will leave school to help make their voices heard heard.

let's get right out to ronica cleary life at the when it white house for us. ronica. >> reporter: hey, dawn and iain. well, in his opening remarks fbi director james comey he noted that he received permission from the department of justice to confirm that there is in fact an investigation into whether or not russia meddled into the us now, take with that the fact that nsa director mike rogers he said that there is no evidence at this time that any tampering affected vote tallies in key states. we also expected information about that wire tapping claim that the president made on twitter. list stone what james comey had to say about that. >> director comey was the present statement that obama had his wires tapped in trump tower a true statement? >> with respect to the president's tweets about alleged wire tapping directed at him by the prior administration, i have no information that supports those tweets and we have looked carefully inside the fbi. the department of justice has asked me to share with you that the answer is the same for the department of justice

question we're asking, did snoop cross the line or is this his freedom of artistic expression >> ronica cleary getting the opinion out there >> i'm at matty's and we're in northwest and we're here, we have nick here, he was brave enough to talk to me. nick, what do you think? you guys just watched the video. what do you think about this? is it too far >> i mean, everything was all in jest. it had subliminal messages saying donald trump probably should not continue on with his ways. >> repor interpretation of it >> i think it's a joke. but all things -- there's truth that comes in jokes as well. >> my mother used to tell me many a true word is said in gest. >> reporter: you said you hadn't seen it when you hear about it, what's your reaction >> i think it's pretty controversial. like kind of inappropriate for anybody to be shooting anybody in my opinion but everyone should be able to express themselves. >> reporter: even, we're going to to another part over the bar where a couple ladies said they would help me out. a lot of people, as much as we're talking about it, they haven't seen it or even

. >> ronica cleary here talked to the mayor today. a lot of people, this has been big topic. a lot about immigration because of other ancillary cases, but what did the mayor have to say today? >> it is a very big topic. yesterday, i reported, about the attorney general, saying, that this is now a time when we will enforce policies, about sanctuary cities. we will hold department -- withhold department of justice grants, and so today, there was a press conference, with the mayor, there was also the interim police chief, there, and i wanted that direct reaction for our viewers to this announce: now, interestingly enough, i first asked the interim police chief, would they start asking about immigration status at arrests. resounding no. that's not their policy. they do not intend to do it. and the police chief says that he basically feels that doing things like that differ take a listen to what the mayor had to say. >> it is a long standing policy, metropolitan police department, not to enforce civil immigration laws. we believe that the enforcement of civil immigration laws crea

i'm ronica cleary. >> i'm tom fitzgerald.id you ever do that turn the stereo up loud and record doesn't start right away. >> yes what's a record. >> what? >> i'm kidding, i'm kidding. >> point taken. >> tom fitzgerald here with you. sitting if on our third chair this morning is rena shaw former communications director for former presidential candidate evan mc mullen thanks for being with us. >> happy to be here. >> you said too early for you. >> i'm feeling good like it's 3 p.m. >> i like that. >> we're going to start off with something that was eye opening for thevsh week. a bomb shellacksation in the last 24 hours. president accusing former president barack obama of tapping his phones during the election tweeting well you just found out that obama had wire stand in trulp tower about the victory nothing is found and this is mccarthy ism and followed up how low has president obama gone to tap and my phones during a very sacred election pros these is nixon watergate bad. or sick ] guy. >> and he tweeted is it true the dnc woul

fox5's ronica cleary is livel at the white house tonight housh with more on this. >> reporter: hey, jim andorte shawn. hey, that's right.rig you know it was really fascinating to hear julian j assange himself speak aboutelfpe this hack.hak. he basically described as devastating incompetenceincompet within the centralen intelligence agency to allow alw for a leak like this tok like to happen. happen and then took it a step further to basically ask thethe question of why the cia hasia hs not offered assistance to tech dose prepare for what may comeat in the future. take a listen to this question. >> why has the ce ntralenral intelligence agency not with speed to come together with apple microsoft and otherer manufacturers to defend us all l from its own weapon systems.y >> reporter: associationas so after posingthat question ass wikileaks is going come to the rescue, if you will and offer oe up access to some of this hacked code to help these tech companies defend themselves,fen, prepare for potential hackstialc and attacks.tacks but, you know, it's interesting, this

ronica cleary is here on one. o >>reporter: n it did come up in de's briefing. not as much. when pushed on whether or not the president and the administration believes that they will find evidence to support wiretapping, sean spicer said that he is extremely confid justice will be able to do so at that extended deadline. on the same topic you certainlyn heard about it by this point, kelly ann conway over the weekend talking about different techniques used to surveil,ve talking about using televisions, even saying that microwaves could be used to take photos. now, she was seemingly referencing that wikileaksilea report that we told you about where they leaked cia hacking documents that do explicitly say that the hacking techniques allegedly used things like your samsung tv when seeming to be off to record you.u. but since she made those remarks kelly ann conway has stepped them back has saying that she doesn't actually believe that microwaves were used to spy on the trump campaign. however she did note that it's's not her job to provide evidence in this case and what we'ree t

isn't say exactly why the ban is being imposed ord if it's in response to a threat but fox5's ronica cleary has that story tonight.that >>reporter: s it's interestingi new type of ban, p you will, this time on electronic devices. as you said these are biggerr electronic devices that they're talk, about computers tablets, cellphones are still okay. these devices that are being band they can be stowed in checked baggage, if you will, just not on that flight i did read one report that said the white house said that paris will smuggle devisive devices in various places i guess give us a purpose of this ban, if you will. interestingly enough the countries where these airports that have the ban none of them are listed on either of the executive orders that presidentt trump has put out on immigration. some of the countries includede jordan, egypt, turkey, saudi arabia. there was a lot of talk aboutt saudi arabia not being on the executive orders. interestingly enough those countries have come up on this ban, if you will. we always like to get the pulse of the people at 5@6:30.0. we took to the str

. > ronica cleary join us today.. they seemed to double down again without presenting any more evidence. >>reporter: it was fascinatingt to watch this press briefinging unfold today.un jim and shawn, the majority of the questions hands down were about this new introduction a nw bill to repea il and replace the affordable care act by far. but there were a few questions kind of snuck in there about what has been talked about since those series of tweets on saturday morning where presidenw trump accused president obama of wire tapping his phones in trump tower in october just prior toor the election. now, on sunday the press secretary did release a statement. he called basically this very troubling concern.oubl but then at the end for an investigation. i and at the end of that statement it basically said they will nott answer any more questions aboutt this. so it was interesting to watch, you know, reporters attempt tomt still ask questions when then press secretary made it very clear that he was not planning on doing th

. >> fox5's ronica cleary joins us now with the very latest. ronica. >> reporter: hey jim and shawn and here's the thing. if you haven't paid close attention with all of the other news that we've been talking about, you could have easily missed the fact that the senate has been holding hearings all week to confirm judge neil gorsuch as the next supreme court justice. now, in order for gorsuch to be confirmed, he must reach0 republicans only hold 52 seats and some democrats, they are looking to make it more difficult to get to 60. now, senate minority leader chuck schumer says he'll vote against gorsuch's nomination and he's encouraging other democrats to do so as well in order to stop that vote from reaching 60. now, if this happens, he is threatening to filibuster the nominee. now, the white house responded to this threat today in the white house briefing. take a listen. >> earlier today democratic leader chuck schumer announced that senate democrats will be mounting a filibuster against his nomination. we and find senator schumer's announceme

. >> the council of islaming relations reacting to the new travel band our own ronica cleary has that angle. >> thanks, jim, shawn, we're outside of care. this is council on islamic american relations and earlier today they held a press conference responding to new executive order. they're calling it muslim ban 2.0 now during today's remarks they called this new executive order a partial victory. however they did say that they still feel sgrim nature against muslims and they believe i unconstitutional and i asked how it could be a victory or partial victor dwri if they feel there's these very serious concerns and i had a chance to ask them about something the attorney general said earlier today. he said that they're in fact 300 refugees being investigated by the fbi drpinging forth this example of why this executive order is necessary. i asked him to respond that as well. take a listen. >> we believe trump administration was forced to change language and we consider that a victory. however it is partial victory because we believe still this new order target exclusively muslims and com

. >> fox5 ronica cleary joins us liver with the story. just curious, did he meet with the entire caucus or just a select few members? >> just a select number of leader, they metaphor about an hour with the president today. let me tell you, it was interesting. one of the questions that i was planning to ask congressman brown about right at the top of our interview, was this message that the president brought on the campaign trail to the african-american community, when he would say what do you have to lose. you know, very controversial statement. we previously spoke with congressman elaine like a cummings, very hurtful statement. wouldn't you know right there in congressman brown's lap was a book that they, a bound notebook if you will they presented to the president, the title of it was we have a lot to lose, speaking about specific issues within the african-american community. take a listen to what he said from our interview earlier today. >> it says: we have a lot to lose. and the congressional black caucus, our leadership team, went to

challenges the trump administration's temporary ban >> ronica cleary is live at the with the legal director> reporter: we're here with karen, the legal director. tell me about the, what happened today, you're expecting a possible ruling tonight. that's what i want to get to. tell me about your expectations. >> this morning we were in federal district court in greenbelt maryland. case we brought, international refugeee challenging the muslim ban, many are on stand by checking phones and e-mails waiting to see if our court will rule before the stroke of midnight when the new executive order >> the second executive order was unveiled. one of the things that jeff sessions said in the announcement of this new executive order is 300 people who came here as being investigated for potential terrorist activities. they noted the important of the president to keep america safe. that is his responsibility and goal. give us your response to concern that is people have when they hear numbers and feel like a temporary ban might be helpful >> first of all, 300,000 people are being investigated. we have a b

ronica cleary asked pressaske secretary sean spicer about theu case during today's briefing. >> the president recognizes that education is a state run and a local run issue, but i think itk is pause for concern whatonc happened there. and i think the city should look at its policies and i think thah this is something thatis s authorities are going to have te look at.look i think from an immigrationmmig standpoint clearly to see somebody -- there's so many facets of this case that deservv questioning. i think he was 17 or 18 years18 ole -- 18, thank you. 18, how does th into the ninth grade? there are so am issues that come up inp i this case. > spicer went onto say casesas like this are why the president made immigration one of his top priorities. > when we come back tonight,gh the young conservative commentator suspended from her show for expressing pro-choice views. plus disheartening and used these words today to describesci rhetoric from president trump.t the full story when we come back k to bees get rocked.to the do b you, nasdaq s and p500 suffering their worst day of the year. wall st

political ronica cleary is here to complain explain what it's about. >> reporter: well, president trump signed a handful of executive orders out of the gate. the media and reaction they don't temporary immigration ban overshadowed many other orders. last night, the president highlighted an element of one oscar you probably haven't heard much about. it's called the victims of immigration crime engagement office, voice. he call for an executive order focuseds on increasing public safety by enforcement of our united states. just one small part of the executive order, which also focuseds on stopping federal funding of sanctuary cities and again enforcement of the immigration laws we already got on the books. the call for this new office did not get much media attention. and for many, president trump's remarks about voice last night, may have been the first time you heard about it. take a listen. >> and we must support the victims of crime. i have ordered the department of homeland security to create an office to serve american victims. the office is called voice. victims of immigration crim

healthcare. 14 million americans would losei coverage next year under the legislation.caext fox5's ronica clearyjoins usins live with here. the cbo's report found that be at 24 million by 2026. but the report also found ad great reduction in federal deficits by 337 billion-dollar3 over the next decade.cade now, at the start of today's press briefing, press secretary spicer, he attempted to put numbers from the report in context suggesting that the congressional budget office is o more equipped to make valid estimates related to finance pen relating to that budget deficit decrease and not people related to the number of people who may or may not be insured. he also pointed to incorrect predictions made by the congressional budget officeio about the numbenar ofl people o would be insured on the obamacare exchanges at this timi and noted that the predicted number was much higher than what actually came to pass. spicer stressed the importance of passing the american healthcare act. in in this is the only vehicle that seeks to achieve what people on our side has been talking about since 2010. this is

ronica cleary is live outside the white house. during the briefing tonight youh got a couple questions in aboutn this. >>reporter: yes, we d. immigration has been a top priority of the trump administration so it seemedseem reasonable to ask about the president's reaction and see if future legislation might change because of it. take a listen. the president recognizesec education is a state run and a local issue, but i think it is pause for concern can.e fo i think the city should look atk its policies and i think thathat this is something thatomet authorities are going to have te look at. i hear you about it being ait b state a issue. let's talk about something that the president has implemented his voice, is that enough.. >> no, it's one voice.ice. the president understands that victims needs need a voice whice is why he brought it in there help them when they're specifically targeted or victims of a crime by people who arewho here illegally.he i think part of the reason that president the president has madd illegal immigration a

political reporter ronica cleary is here.t democrats in some ways more of a problem some of the republicans. >> reporter: absolutely, tony. every minute more news is coming out on this. i'm going to update our viewers on what i told them at 5:00. now choosing today for the vote, it was meant to be symbolic. today is the seventh anniversary of obamacare becoming law. now the plan was for this to be the day that the house obamacare. that will officially no longer happen. the vote has been postponed until tomorrow. now, there was just recently another blow to the potential for the bill to pass. it just broke. newest mates from the congressional budget office show that the federal deficit would not decrease by as much as initially estimated. now initial estimates predicted the federal deficit would decrease by $337 billion in the next 10 years. the new estimate predicts a decrease in the federal budget of only $150 billion. now, still, that is seemingly a significant decrease but likely not the news that republicans were hoping f

fox5's political reporter ronica cleary raised the issue att yesterday's white house presssee briefingpress secretaryy sean spicer about the supremeupe court ruling which prohibits schools from denying access toet public education based onedn immigration status.statu take look.. >> the president recognizes that education is a state run and a a local run issue but i think ithi is cause for concern whatonce happened there, and i think thee city should look at its policies, um, and i think that a this is something thatng t authorities are going to have to look at.e go >> i hear you about it being aea state issue. iss let's talk a the president has implementedled and introduced is voice. is voice enough to support --po- >> no, new york it's one piece.p the president understands that a victims need a voice which is i why he brought to help them when they're specifically targeted or victims of a crime by people whw are here illegally, but i thinkk part of the reason that the the president has made illegallleg immigration and crack down suchw a big deal is because of o tragedies like this. ro

i'm ronica cleary. >> i'm tom fitzgerald.hat turn the stereo up loud and record doesn't start right away. >> yes what's a record. >> what? >> i'm kidding, i'm kidding. >> point taken. >> tom fitzgerald here with you. sitting if on our third chair this morning is rena shaw former communications director for former presidential candidate evan mc mullen thanks for being with us. >> happy to be here. >> you said too early for you. >> i'm feeling good like it's 3 p.m. >> i like that. >> we're going to start off with something that was eye opening for thevsh week. a bomb shellacksation in the last 24 hours. president accusing former president barack obama of tapping his phones during the election tweeting well you

fox5's reporter ronica r cleary is live at the white thee house.re not veryv happy about this there.s >> reporter: no, they are they e not. you know, they are really real keeping their responses closecl to the vest. to t not standard heprotocol for the white house to comment onent something like this.like this but we did get just a little a glimpse of information today ofo from the white rmhouse. ho let me just step back for a minute. in this facebook live videovide that we saw, julian assangeliann take to today addressing this t new leak and information that ad they have, this access to i thit thousands of lines of hacking code, used by the centralct intelligence agency.enc julian assange he called this devastating incompetence within the cia for this hack ck to basically have occurred. listen to hi actually happened and got up go to this point. poi it's pretty strong words from julian assange. >> the cia developed a giant a g arsenal, what appears objectobet largest arsenal of trojans andto viruses in the world that attacks most of the systemssys

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i'm ronica cleary. >> too early, daylight savings >> turn your clock ahead if you have not done it alreadyor joining thus morning juqua thomas along with you in our third chair this morning tom fitzgerald with us this morning. >> i got a good night's leap. >> author airport foreign policy fellow joining thus morning. thanks for being with us jamy we appreciate it. >> and the big story this morning a california man this happened again down at the white house. charged with yumping the white house fence. >> i believe it. the incident happened friday night on the south lawn. the jumper came close to getting inside and was stopped by secret service. alexandra limon was live from the white house with the late hadest, alex. >> hey guys good morning and court documents reveal that this fence jumper was spotted hiding behind pillars before trying to make a break for the white house south entrance. now it all happened on this side of the building he reportedly jumped the white house fence again we're near the treasury building and then was spotted by secret service agent once inside the white house

fox5 political reporter ronica c cleary raised the issue att yesterday's white house pressoue briefinging press secretaryy sean spicer about the supreme se court ruling which prohibits phi schools from denying access to public education based onn immigration status. sta take a look at this.s >> the president recognizes that education is a state run and ana local run issue but i think ithi is cause for concern what happened there and i think the city shouldhe lreook at its pols and i think that this isis something that authorities will have to look at.that ave tlook t >> i hear you about it being a g state issue. let's talk about something thatt the president has implemente introduced voice. intionce victims immigration crime enforcement is that t enough? >> no. >> to support -- >> no, no, it's one orpiece mucm the president understands thatdh victimse why he brought it in there tohet help them when they'reny' specifically targeted or victims of a crime by people heree illegally but i think part of pr the reason that the president has made illegal immigration and crack down such big dea