fox 5 ronica cleary joins us with more on this one. ron ronica? >> reporter: i saw the tweet last night from gelis saying the announcement was coming today, and even the bigger picture that bernie sanders is not going anywhere, he launched our revolution, a group aimed to promote the ideals he brought on the campaign trail and now you see him and that organization getting behind candidates across the country to continue to promote those ideals. ben gelis led the saunders campaign efforts in the state of maryland. he is a saunders guy, if you will. and again, you know, you just take it to that other race we were talking so much about to virginia. they don't mean pre yellow has that as well. we're seeing this, he is still a voice in the democratic party and making that voice heard through the smaller races, earlier, there's a facebook live video we got some for you of ben gelis launching his campaign. he has got a big race in front of him after that democratic party, if -- after that democratic primary if he gets there, because larry hogan got great

se bass and deputy assistant to the president with fox's political reporter ronica cleary. she's joining us with more on the white house's response to the attack. >>reporter: hey, jim and sar a. well, these headlines they just feel like the new normal. as that happens you might find yourself asking the question, when is it going to stop in well, when i spoke with doctor gor contact, deputy situate ace decongestant to the president about that day, this is what he had to say. if the trip works, when can we see positive effects in terrorist events like last night not occur. well, i think if you see what happened inry add, how the president spoke in front of the representatives of more nations he was very clear that this is an an revel threat that they mugs drive these people out of their places of worship, out of their communities is exactly what he said. how long will it take? how long is a piece of string? impossible to tell. but now we have a leadership filling the vacuum that was created in the last eight years of course the fight of terrorist abroad is different from the

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i know sebastian gorka talked to ronica cleary and they were bringing that back out as way we can help prevent things like that happening in the united states. the bomber was a british -- >> born in britain. >> his parents were from libya. >> right. >> so that you have it. still going to be a flash point no doubt about that. >> let's get you caught up on some of the other trending topics at 6:30. the trump administration is still considering federal construction aid to build the stalled purple line. that's about $900 million in federal funding. the purple line suffered a major legal setback monday when a federal judge ordered maryland to update the project's ridership projections. >> governor larry hogan signed more than 200 bills today. >> his hand must have been very tired. >> you would think so. >> it includes a package of measures to address the state's growing heroin epidemic. several high profile measures are missing including paid sick leave. the clock runs out on the paid sick leave bill on saturday may 27th. >> and a golf tournament well just isn't a golf tournament when it's

. >> sound off with fox5's ronica cleary. hey, sarah. we're at the old ebbitt grille.onight we're asking you about sheriff david clark. he says he's got a role in the department of homeland security. what do you think about it? we're going to hear from these people after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> president trump's staff is evolving. in fact a controversial sheriff may be joining his administration. david clark says he will be the new assistant secretary of the department of homeland security. the milwaukee county sheriff is a vocal gun rights supporter and has criticized the black lives matter movement. the position does not require isn't it confirmation. >> ronica cleary is live at old ebbitt grille getting the pulse of the people. >> reporter: hey, shawn and sarah. i've talked with a few people before. i got to say 50-50 on people really aware who he is but i found a handful of people who do andet them. so, what's your name, sir. >> it's ed dillard. >> reporter: all right ed what's your reaction to hearing this sheriff clark's news joining dhs. >> i'll tell you what, i

ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> meantime a new round of federal court hearings started 2-d on secondt travel ban. appeals court in richmond hearing about immigrant and owe pope enters say it violates first amendment and some say it doesn't hurt anyone because it applies to foreign nationals without visas. it could end up in the supreme court. >> president trump said he supported historically black challenges and university remains unwaiveerring he is trying to clarify suggesting financing may be unconstitutional and singeled out a capital financing for the college as scam preponderance of provision in the funding bill that allocate benefits on the base of race, ethnicity that statement was attached to the spending bill signed to keep the government running. >> president trump star on hollywood walk of fame was vandalized again. this time with golden toilet. it was broken but had the words take it trump brain on it. toilet lid showed a picture of pig with crown on head. this marks the third time the star has been vandalized over the last eight months. no one has been arrested trump re

political report ronica cleary is live with the report and the whole social media response. ronica. >> reporter: well, the president before this trip he really touted it as a trip of unit because of his decision to visit places associated with three of the world's major religions, going to israel and then the vatican. well, today, the president met with the pope. i spoke with father timothy kasicki about the importance of the meeting, the protocol, he explained that it is tradition for the president, when traveling to italy to take time to also visit the vatican, and meet with the pope. now, father explained to me the tradition of exchanging gifts at a meeting like this and he told me about one gift in particular that the pope gave to the president. now, it was an olive tree medalian. basically what the father said is that olive branchs are normally a symbol of peace earth, so it was to send a message to the president from the pope to care for the earth and to care for peace. now, at this meeting. the world was really watching because of the history that the two share. you ma

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reporting live in arlington ronica cleary "fox5 local news". >> and meantime ronica mentioned 5@630 it's your place for politics and dweet us your thoughts. are you voting and you have been paying attention or don't you care about the gubernatorial look for your tweet on our show coming up next at 630. >> on this memorial day sdrooe community is coming together to speak out against racist height full flyers over the weekend. they look similar to those made by white supremacists group including here in our area. there was a flier with ability eye muslim message and one with hateful words about african americans and another flier promotes facieism and seen flyers similar to these at university of maryland george washington university this year and earlier today we spoke with people who are apald these mess amounts of hate and want to make a positive difference instead. >> i felt really upset and i was really like shocked and sad. and i felt making these flyers is agood way to spread love. >> i feel like we're living in extraordinary times. this is not normal. and where i might be less incl

reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. >>> coming up a grandmother refuseso give up on finding her grandson's killer >> he was the love of my life. he was my first grandson. and i was lost after, after he was gone. >> 18 years after his murder, she is still pushing for justice. up next, we rewind to the crime >> gentrification in the capitol. millenials to historic dc neighborhoods. we'll talk about it with a guest coming up next >>> this is fox 5 local news at >>> top stories, anne arundel police officer under arrest, accused of soliciting sex on duty. the allegations were exposed by a woman he was interviewing in a criminal investigation, investigators found four different cases where he either solicited sex or sent inappropriate text messages to women on duty. >>> police are needing your help identifying the suspect in a deadly shooting at a gas station in suitland. it happened after midnight in the 4700 block of silver hill road. when officers arrived they found man suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. the victim, 27-year-old wayne pope

fox5's political reporter ronica cleary live with more now. orter: hey, jim and sarah. well, you know, active investigations, they're treated differently than closed investigations. you always hear it that when an investigation is active, less information, if any information is shared with the public. well, the same is true for the active investigation right now into those manchester terror attacks. so, when news broke that u.s. and officials leaked information to the media about to that uk terror attack,e shary more information with the u.s. about that attack. okay, so, prime minister theresa may she actually made a point to speak with the president today in brussels at that nato summit about just this issue and the president really responded in kind with this statement about the leaks and really all leaks that have plagued his presidency. take a look at this. he says in part, the alleged leaks coming out of government agencies are deeply troubling. the leaks of sensitive information pose a grave threat to our national security. i'm asking the

for more of the story we go over to ronica cleary. >> reporter: hey, tom. thanks so much.to set the picture and paint the picture for you today of what happened at the white house and how even though the cothe eventhad nothing to do wit you shared with us we still got direction directly from the president. so the president of colombia came to the white house for an official visit and at times when foreign leaders come there's a joint press conference. now at those press conferences there are not many questions. it is the american press, two from the foreign press and so because we don't hear from the president often in a press setting it's rare that the quepresident gets a question about the event. a question about possible collusion they were atop of mine. the president flatly denied collusion. he said that even his enemies denied collusion and when asked about this appointment of the a special counsel, now we've heard from the president in a statement, we heard from the president in tweets this morning but this is the first time we heard from him direct technological spe

let's bring in ronica cleary right now. ronica, do you have any more details on this?> reporter: hey, jim and shawn. we really got to talking about this. there was a tweet last night from jonathan swann a reporter, he said that he had confirmed that president trump was in fact exploring the possibility of replacing sean spicer. now, as you said that would possibly be filled by sara huckabee sander its the deputy press secretary. it's definitely the talk inside the white house press briefings, what's going on. so, we are asking people what do you just think about the possibility of a new press secretary? we're live at old ebbitt. let's check in over here. what do you think about the possibility of a new press secretary? >> i sure will miss the snl skits. they are something else. let's come over here. we have two ladies over here. what do you think about the possibility of a new press secretary. >> definitely a good idea 'cause there's way too much attention on him than on the stories that he's actually trying put out. >> reporter: he is a news maker. >> yeah. >> so we t

. >> ronica cleary here at the white house today 5@630 and do you believe healthcare is a product or right. of course we have a twitter poll going on. we would love to hear from y you. weigh in, use the #, we'll be back >> put your grossyes down. >> they elected macron who beat le pen with 65% of the vote this is the 39-year-old's first time holding public office. despite conflicting issues president trump congrat macron on twitter. >> to texas governor greg ab so the signed sanctuary city ban. it allows police ask if they're in the u.s. legally after a traffic stop. they're one of the toughest immigration laws in the country. governor abbott signed the law last night on facebook live without anyone or without letting anyone know in advance. >> this scene going on all weekend new orleans and people on both sides are at odds over removal of three confederate monuments. >>. >> stay with us tonight at 6. 18 members of fraternity at penn state ruvrt facing serious charges. we have more details ahead. >> and it sake called break through for balancedness we'll tell what you the secret may

fox5's political reporter ronica cleary joining us now live from capitol hill with the latest. ca. >> reporter: hey, sarah. well, if you recall, that pres ryan had to hold after the first attempt at repealing and replacing obamacare didn't pass, today's energy was very different. there was an impromptu event in the rose garden with dozens of gop lawmakers. it was head lined if you will by the president and vice president really celebrating today's passage in the house of this healthcare bill. take a listen to some of the highlights. >> make no mistake this is a repeal and a replace of obamacare. make no mistake about it. mak no mistake. [applause] >>> and i think most importantly, yes, premiums will be coming do you think, yes deductibles will be coming down but very importantly, it's a great plan and ultimately that's what it's all about. >> like i said we've got a lot of work to do but one thing is now clear, republicans are committed to keeping our promise to lift the burden of obamacare from the american people better more patient centered system. >> reporter: well, to tell

. >> ronica cleary went out to get the pulse of the people on this. >> what did you find out. >>reporter: a hand ffl reactions. i'll tell you one thing, i did get the feeling that people railroad not really on top of this new headline. one gentleman said there is such an in unsedation of headlines coming out of this administration that you get lost. i also think that there is just a proposal and will we ultimately see cut or stay or get increased fuppedding is not necessarily what was put forth in h this proposal today, the reactions, p you will were a little bit tempered because there is so much uncertainty still ahead. take a listen what people had to say on the treats of d.c. >> we have to pay attention to our budgets. it affects everyone. i think the president has to more as well. i'm concerned what he might cut, things about the epa. those are the things that we worry about, education, stuff like that. >> i recently graduated from medical school so the public service loan forgiveness being cut is very important to me. i'm interested to see how that's going to go in the fu

ronica cleary live from the white house. >> reporter: well, i'm here with omar badar, the deputy director of the arab american institute and you're a palestinian american, we're interested in getting your take and reaction to the meeting. the president of palestine described it as hopeful >> i personally did not think it was anything particularly hopeful in that meeting. i get why president abbas mentioned it was hopeful, grasping at straws, hoping that appealing to donald trump's ability to negotiate that he might get something. but just judging by the current climate and the lack of specifics from president trump i don't think there's anything that -- there's any signs that things will be moving in a better direction, i certainly would hope to be wrong >> let's talk a little bit about president trump, in the press briefing with the secretary, one of the reporters pointed out and said this is certainly not the first time peace has been attempted in israel palestinian peace agreement. what would make this different? and the press secretary said the man is different. president trump is dif

. >> check in now our own ronica cleary is on capitol hill with maryland senator chris van hollen. >> reporter: yes, we're here with the senator from maryland van hollen. tell me about your reaction. were you surprised that it passed today because i know there were a lot of last minute efforts from even outside the hill i saw a tweet from governor mcauliffe today saying make calls. i called -- i tried to call barbara comstock's office busy signal for hours. did you think maybe it wouldn't get through. >> well, we weren't sure but clearly there was a lot of political pressure just to get this through no matter what, no matter what damage it might do. after all they voted on it before they even got the analysis from the nonpartisan congressional budget office about the negative impact it would have on healthcare. they decided to close their eyes and are you sure this through for political purposes. i think the good news is this isn't going anywhere fast in dramatically changed if we do anything at all. >> that's right. i did speak with a handful of people out and about today about thi

i'm ronica cleary. welcome tom >> good to see you >> hope you're feeling better >> feeling better.thank you for spending a little bit of your holiday with us this morning, we have a lot to talk about including president trump back in dc, now, after rapping up the first trip abroad. the team is calling his trip a success he comes to questions, ongoing investigation to into the russian involvement in the presidential election as well >> the president's son-in-law and senior advisor jared kushner is a focal point, reports say he tried to set up a back channel with russian officials during the transition. national security advisor hr mcmaster responded to the questions on this. >> you be concerned somebody on national security council in this administration were receiving back channel communications with the russian embassy and with the kremlin? we got generally concerned not to address this specifically but in general terms? >> no. we have back channel communications in a number of -- with a number of the countries. so generally speaking, about back channel communications, what that a

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. >> including everything from russia probe and ronica cleary that's one. >> however you feel about president policies there have not been a lot of negative headlines out of this train. at least not yet. when the president comes home he will certainly be returning to a lot of those negative headlines. especially ones related to special council appointed to investigate collusion between trump campaign in russia. i sat down with the chair of the american conservative union organizing cpac each year conservative political action conversation and after we spoke about trip abroad we spoke about president's return to many ever the negative head blinds and how best to handle them. take a listen. >> you know if i were them i would be incredibly concerned and by the same token, just like in life, when you have something that is really debilitating or bothering you you still have to focus on what you're trying to get d done. you know? and that's what the president has to do and that's what his administration has to do. focus on agenda and fully participate and be respectful of the investigation and if

it's hypotheticals right now, wait till it becomes a reality and in what form, let's bring in ronica clearyyou talked to senator tim kaine about this? >> reporter: yes, i did, and of course, we also spoke about james comey and on politicians, the people who are in your area, we spoke with tim kaine about the hot topics, of course, healthcare, i caught up with him after this democratic policy and communications committee hearing, there were a handful of democrat senators, senator tim kaine was one, core re booker of new jersey also been a vocal opponent of this healthcare bilk what they were doing was listening to constituents with their stories of how obama, the affordable care act has been helpful to them. there was one story from a local man from virginia who said that he was diagnosed with cancer, paying for insurance himself and during a window, he would have been uncovered and unable to receive insurance, had that stipulation not been put in to be able to get covered with a preexisting condition. of there were actually a lot of emotions, the senators shed tears. i did catch up with tim

. >> fox5 ' ronica cleary. >> well, my maps app on my phone, it predicted at 3:15 p.m. today, that barron trump's drive home from st. potomac to the white house would be just over 30 minutes. now, the first lady, she said the reason that she chose the school, because of its focus on diversity, academic excellence, we did reach out to st. andrews episcopal school for their comment, they cited privacy is the reason they don't comment on any student enrollment or application, to the school. now let me tell you, just little bit more about this school. 580 student are enrolled, from age two, to 12 grade. now there are two campuses, both in potomac, anbar on trump is reportedly entering the sixth grade in the fall, would put him on this campus. now, according to the website tuition for student in six through eighth is just over $38,000. we did speak with a few students, older student, as they were leaving school, and they said that the school advised them not to speak with the press. so, we asked a few parents, of student, at other schools i passersby, about their thoughts on

ronica cleary takes a deeper look at body language between spice ers words and what they tell us abouthis confidence level at this time. ronica. >>reporter: hey, jim and sarah, as you said there have been talks of a shakeup i'm side the white house for sometime now really one person that has been at the center of that conversation, press secretary sean spicer. now, all eyes were on him today at this h on camera press breesmght you may recall before the president's trip abroad he only had one on camera press briefing that week before, ress briefings during that trip abroad so today there was a loft attention placed on this briefing and i spoke with tan yeah right man she is a body language expert about what we can take away before the presentation we can take away behind the podium of that press secretary. she says there is a tremendous dwirches in the man we saw today from what we used to see from sean spicer. take a listen. today we see a completely different sean spicer. somebody who is very adamant. if you notice in the beginning, he completely read the notes, much not eye contact w

ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> we'll see you then ronica.e nest russia sop in law jared quushner as feds investigate him for alleged aacontacts with russian officials before trump took office he says it's a witch hunlts and calls did fake news. he spoke to the "new york times" and backed son-in-law. jared is ding a great job for country and i have total confidence in him respect bid virtually everyone and work on programs to safe our country billions of dollars. in addition to that and perhaps more importantly he's a very good person. president trump there. recent reports ibd indicate that back in november he kawkdz to people to set up secret communication tunnel to talk about russia and homeland secretary john kelly doesn't know if the reports are true but sgrooibz back channel communications as a good th thing. >> new developments now from north korea back at it again with another missile launch. today's miles landing inside a japanese shipping zone. and it marks north korea third muscle launch in three weeks and twelfth this year. and jap

are still taking issue with president trump's immigration policies and "fox5" political reporter ronica cleary white house where protesters are gathered. ronica, what's the latest. >> it is packed down here at the white house. protesters started this afternoon at noon at dupont circle and they made their way down here to the white house and to theage at the start of the march and and the main issue in today's and deportations and tell me what your name is and what brought you down here today. >> i'm down on behalf of working class working union local 23. >> are you committed to this issue being talked about reducing deportations or some other issue that brought you down here. >> absolutely, i'm committed to this issue. here working right from the working class and what at the see in the country is workers are under attack. and workers can no longer stand silent and workers can no longer we have to fight back. >> all right. josh, thank you so much. let's come here. we take you to a few of the people that have come down here today. obviously a lot of voices w wanting to heard. what's your name.

ronica cleary here with these stories a and more.>>reporter: when that washington post story broke about president trump sharing classified information with the russians, there are certainly a lot of questions, but two main questions, what information did he share and then, who inside the white house leaked that this happened? well, president twitter this morning confirming that he shared information. he said it had to do with terrorism. it had to do with airline security and he said he has the right to do so. so now the administration, they are focused on these leaks in an off camera briefing this afternoon with press secretary sean spicer he called these leaks dangerous and then earlier there was on camera briefing with national security advisor r mcmaster. he spoke about these leaks as well take a listen. i think national security is put at risk by this leak and by leaks like this. there are a number of instances where this has occurred and i think it's important to investigate these sort of things and to make sure that we have tr

. >> here's "fox5" political reporter ronica cleary. >> hey, jim, sarah, there's been a lot of talk about this trip and the talk a lot of it is focused on these seweryess of first the president chose to take on. so first stop on international trip saudi arabia. comparisons have been made to george w. bush first stop mexico president obama his first stop canada presidents always choose to stay closer to home. and so then, not only does he make the first s arabia then he chooses the route from first to second stop to also be a first, take a look at this tweet from sarah huckabee sanders she says another historic moment on the president's first born trip air force one flies direct to tel aviv. so i spoke with matt slat he is the chair of the american conservative union and he is -- that's the organization that puts on cpac political conservation conference i spoke with him about the significance of this one move in particular. take a look at this. >> he did something spectacular and he had a direct flight which has never been done before. there's no diplomatic relations between these two cou

fox5's political reporter ronica cleary has more.ictures that the trump administration release today of what they say parts of the wall will look like along our southern border with mexico. this is an unexpected twist after so much was said about the fact that border wall funding was not included in the 2017 budget negotiations to avoid a government shutdown. but today, the room was electric as the director of the office of management and budget nick muscle vein i took to the in that press briefing room. he not only shared news of the wall, but called this budget a victory for the president. now, all this in light of the fact that the president tweeted this morning that what our country needs now is a good shutdown to fix this mess. but director muscle vein i said that the people who really want the shutdown this time around were the democrats. what they really didn't get is this and this is what they wanted. they wanted a shutdown. we know that. they were desperate to make this administration look like we couldn't function like we c

so fox5 political reporter ronica cleary live at abbott grill with the story and reaction to what's coming >> this one has people talking specially inside the press briefing room, late wednesday night, reporter axe yo, he tweeted that he had confirmed that president trump was talking to people about removing sean spicer, as the press secretary. now, if he were to be removed, he would likely be replaced by the deputy press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders, who we've seen in the roll, just a few times. so, it got us thinking about the pulls of the people. what do you think about the possibility after new press secretary, so of course live, so what's your name? >> what do you think about the possibility of a new press secretary? >> spicer gifts so much comic relief. on the other hand, if we could get allison janaa place, cj, in the west wing, now, that could be interesting. >> well, there have been talk about celebrities, and all types ofeo roles, how about you, what's your name? >> sends. >> i what do you think about the possibility of new press secretary? >> well, i'm currently optimistic

fox5 political reporter ronica cleary breaks us live to break it all down. >> free parking on the nationale and why the park service says it's making this change. >>> we all need a jolt of energy from time to time. but some of us rely too heavily on energy drinks. just one could be life-threatening. later this hour the serious health problems they can cause we'll talk with the doctor. live look out outside right now. already 73 degrees. another summer day on tap and maybe a rumble of thunder during the evening rush before things cool down a bit. >> let's get to politics right now after fought budget showdown on capitol congress agreed on a funding bill late last night. >> a bill to the tune of $1 trillion. president trump didn't get everything he wanted. fox5's melanie alnwick is live from the hill with the details now. mel? >> reporter: steve and allison, this is an agreement in principle because it still has to be voted on by both the house and the senate. it is just a five-month compromise. it does include some of president trump's budget priorities but perhaps not funding them in the w

i'm ronica cleary. welcome tom >> good to see you >> hope you're feeling better >> feeling better.t of your holiday with us this morning, we have a lot to talk about including president trump back in dc, now, after rapping up the first trip abroad. the team is calling his trip a success he comes to

. >>> i'm ronica cleary >>> tom fitzgerald.ut there's no quite there yet >> i'm surprised we're talking about it. it incomplete by surprise after that the first attempt that didn't work out. we're talking about the healthcare bill that passed the house, i didn't think they would get to it as quickly as they had >> we'll see as we were just talking a minute ago with chris wallace whether or not this sings or swims in the senate, but for the most part they did get something done in the house. let's see if it gets off capitol. >> we're going to talk about that more. the white house, as we said claim the victory this week, house republicans passed the healthcare law. they have been fighting for it a long time. in case you missed it. a fox 5 rewind >> welcome to the beginning of the end of obamacare. >> make no mistake, this is a repeal and replace of obamacare. no no mistake about it >> what's really important what this means to the america

it's sunday, may 21st, i'm ronica cleary >> tom fitzgerald. you know who that is?star from one direction. he don't do i know this? >> i'm going to work on and study my harry styles trivia. >> thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with the talk about what's been going on around this country and overseas, we've been telling you, north korea has more things launching what we believe to be a ballistic missile, officials in south korea say it was fired from one of the military airports in the north, traveled about 300 miles, this launch comes a week after north korea successfully launched another missile and these tests a challenge to the new south korea president in place who took office a couple of weeks ago >> the launch comes as president trump is on day two of his trip to the middle east. he received a royal welcome. a lot of talk about that. one of his goals is to address radical extremism while abroad. >> we have wonderful meetings going on over last two days. we've been friends a long time. relationship extremely good >>> the president this cloud of que