sarah simmons. >> i'm laura evans, it is day three, of the rnc convention, and tonight donald trump is in cleveland preparing to except the nomination of republican party for president of the united states. fox5's tom fitzgerald live in cleveland tonight. fits, how are things looking today? >> good evening, sarah. good evening, laura. here in cleveland, donald trump has rear-arrived after the cameo he made on monday in a dramatic arrival. the trump plane touched down underneath soon joined mike pence's perspective vice presidential nominee. pence will accept his nomination tonight, trump will do it tomorrow, pence got a walk through here in the arena this afternoon, but earlier this afternoon, outside his arena, the streets of cleveland have come alive today, with protesters. take a look at some of the video from earlier today. these are just outside of the security perimeter here, protesters erected what they are calling wall around

they were attempting to encircle the hotel where donald trump was staying, but they weren't table do that because of the security perimeter that surrounds that. so instead took this protest out on to the streets. they wrapped around, made the area of superior avenue and public square, they were met with a intense show of police. both the uniformed officers on bikes, undercover, as well, they were literally everywhere you turned. in fact, when these protesters got to public square, the police were there waiting for them. now, the protesters themselves say they intends to have massive rally tomorrow. but just as soon as we said that, cleveland police said they will be ready for whatever comes next. >> we are here to pretty much show that the wall of trump symbolizes we're not excepting trump style hate f trump wants to put up the wall, this is the wall to come at. we're battling phobia, racism, islams, present, all of

individual communities. >> how law enforcement handling this? >> so far sorry good. i can't make much more than comment a lot of bikes, officers, pretty much spread out here. >> you're able to hands you will all this? >> we're doing good. >> now, we'll tell you things have flared up in just the last half hour. cleveland police did arrest one woman, who burned an american flag, just outside the security perimeter. but we should also make the point, as loud and acinar jet i can as these protests have been, largely peaceful. officials hoping it stays that way. coming up tonight, on the platform here, the q arena, senator ted cruz and senator marco rubio, both opponents, both so far reluctant to endorse donald trump a lot of question marks about what they will say tomorrow tonight here in cleveland. live at the republican convention, team fitzgerald, we send it back to you.

for that one indeed, thank you. a lot of people still talking about member and ya trump's campaign speech. tonight the trump campaign explaining how that speech controversy over started. >> yes, letter from the speech writer explaining the situation was released this afternoon, but critics have been quick to question if that is really how it all went down. >> fox5's ronica cleary live with the latest twists to this story. so ronica, what is it? what's going on? >> this is the thing, third day of the national convention, everyone can just talk about the first day, that's that speech from melania trump. did she or did she not plagiarize the words of michelle obama back in 2008? because we said it, we've seen it, they sounds so much alike. well, this in-house speech wider for the trump organization, this letter was released today where she takes responsibility. here is how she explains

mellen ya admires michelle owe bamm, a they were having phonecall, reading some excerpts from that 2008 speech, mcgiver took some notes, and somehow they accidentally ended up in the speech. that's the explanation she girls. letter goes onto explain that she offered a letter every resignation, and that donald trump refused it, trump saying people make innocent mistakes, and learn and grow from these experiences. now, to give you an idea of the relationship that mcgiver has with trump, she is no stranger to the campaign. she is actually written some books with mr. trump, these books that he talks about, so often, on the campaign trail. two of the books that she co-authored with mr. trump, they include think like a champion, and how to get rich. now, mcgiver, she apologized for what she has called confusion, and hysteria as a result of this mix-up with the speech, and what now many are saying

plagiarism. reporting live, from the old epic, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. happening right now, black lives matter protesters are blocking streets and causing some traffic in northeast dc. >> all hang along massachusetts avenue, and fox5's marina morocco is live there tonight with the very latest on what's happening there. marina? >> reporter: i'll show you the traffic, virtually at a stands still, say for about a block has blocked traffic allow these protesters to do exactly that. you see them here. this is the black lives moment, virtually saving themselves directly inch front of the national fraternal order of police legislative offices here, on capitol hill. you see there are two people there that are chained to the very sense of the fraternal order of police. anywhere else, and with any other group there is would probably be some sort of criminal offense. specially, fortress passing which here

statutes would mean unlawful entry. now, sources saying that there were calls put into the chief asking if they could make arrests, and chief lanier telling officer here on the scene to back down, to stand down, no arrests would be made. we've seen similar in baltimore, atlanta, dozens of people arrested for doing just that, blocking the entryway, blocking traffic, but instead it seems like dc police apiecing this group trying not to insight any sort of violence. so there is about roughly a block radius around this entire area that has been corded off by police. now, we understand that the movement here at about 5:30, will hold a press conference, unsure what exactly they will a say. but they say as of now they'll stay right here on the property, chained to the f.o.p. offices, for as long as they want to. and i'll tell you, they do not have a permit. now, here in the district of columbia, there is a little bit after blurred line, if you will, when it comes to permits,

he is ever since that 202 massive arrest under chief, at percy park, ever since then, it seems like these protests are allowed in the district without permits, and what happens throughout the night, we'll be hereof course at 6:00 to provide update. fox5 local news. >> coming up. ment the story behind brave 7-eleven store worker, hey, matt? >> reporter: lawyer, a just imagine someone comes in the store, you're the clerk, they point a gun at you. what do you do? well, a clerk inside this frederick county 7-eleven says he used training, from his brother, and father, to make that decision of what he would do next. we'll have that coming up in a live report. >> plus, a violent armed robbery in northwest caught on camera. the suspect, and victim, struggle on the grounds until another person runs over to help. >> and, zika in florida, possible mosquito to human infection being tesed as a first us

transmission happens. caitlin? >> sarah, laura, beautiful day outside, high temperatures only in the 80s, we had sunshine, it should be a dry night, for real this time, no storms in the forecast, but, major heat is in the forecast. we'll let you know when our third heatwave of the season begins, how hot it looks this weekend, all coming up in your first look at the forecast after the break. break.

>> what would you do? a store clerk classes to fight. check it out. happened at 7-eleven store last week, this here is video provided by the frederick news post. and joey layman, is the clerk in this video, he says he had to react very quickly. fox5's matt ackland spoke with him today and more from the 7-eleven where it all happened, matt? >> reporter: laura, sarah, hard to imagine, going through something like that, and you can see, at this 7-eleven, check out all of the security cameras, at least four, five here on on the front, they say they've been robbed before, but still unexpected, joey says once that gun was pointed at him, he had less than a second to think about it. so what

the training that his father and brother gave him on ways to disarm someone. and he said that was what he wanted to do. let's show you the video one more time. when joey reached for the rifle, he told us, the first time, he thought he would have been able to rip it out of the man's hands, but apparently the guy had a tight grip on it. so he pulled even harder, and was then able to get it away. listen to him describe what he was thinking at the time. >> as you saw in the footage, i stopped and like had thousands of thoughts going through my head. and the last one that went through my head is, i mean, if i even still give him the cash would he still shoot me? i didn't know if he was going to shoot me anyways, so i was ready to fend my life. i mean, if i got killed or anything, at least, i mean, at least i went down fighting. >> so you may have noticed the robber

joey got the gun away from him. police responded to the area, they looked in the gun, there were no bullets in the rifle at all. but still, as you can imagine, joey didn't know that at the time. they did ends up arresting the suspect in this case, and we should tell you at this point there was some confusion about what happened to joey, and we talked to the owner of this 7-eleven, the franchise owner, and he says that joey didn't get fired, there was a determination, in fact, he gave him a promotion and he'll be the night manager here. he said that he really cares about joey, joey did a brave thing, doesn't know if he should do that, the next time, and i asked joey if he would do that the next time and he said, matt, i just hope it doesn't happen again. live in frederick county, matt ackland, fox5 local news. yes, definitely, absolutely, he deserves it. meanwhile developing in the district, police need your help identifying the suspect in t

it is a violent armed robbery you're looking at here that happened in northwest, this is surveillance video here, police say the suspect used a knife to try to rob the victim, and this happened on july 10th, along massachusetts avenue. you can see the suspect and victim struggling there on the ground, until another person runs over, tries to drag the suspect off of him. if you have any information about this, please call police. new tonight: push for maryland to reconsider a new policy to ban letters to prison inmates. aclu is coming up against the policy. the state wants to limit mail inmates received to postcards and off official legal correspondence, all because of highly addictive drug, the drug can be hidden inside envelopes or soaked in paper. the male ban is in an effort to prevent it from being smuggled behind bars. the forensics lab that supports immigration, customs, other law enforcement agencies has been overhauled. the

tyson's corner was shown off today. it has more than tripled in size now. and the new space gives investigators more room and resources to work a variety of criminal cases. all right, we're talking about another hot one today. and we are taking live look outside right now at the white house, sunny, hot, and humid, that's the thing i notice today, was the humidity. it was back. it was back. even after the storms we had last night, caitlin, my gone, we had to go through that, then well i guess only few of us did. >> yes. >> we all did, yes. we all heard it, i think, if you live in d.c., montgomery county, prince george's county. ya, i know, well, you know, any break we get in the summer usually short lived. humidity is never too far away. and it will be increasing in ernest over the next couple of days, as weigher up for next heatwave. today believe it or not was our break. satellite and radar showing pretty picture outside, plenty of sunshine today, and nice breeze out of theo

least little cooler than the past few days. mainly just few clouds out, there although there are few showers, along the eastern shore, saulsbury area seeing few downpours, but fairly isolated, and not specking any sort of 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. surprise with call line moving through. i think we are quiet, we stay very nice tonight. certainly pleasant evening, eight an in washington, 82 gaithersburg, 85 frederick, 82 cambridge, and all across the northeast seeing bit of break with temperatures only in the 80s from boston back down through west virginia, even to the carolinas. but the major heat lurks out toward our west, in the central planes, which i'll show you coming up in my full weather forecast. back to tonight, if you have plans outside, maybe dinner outdoors, your fine, dry conditions expected, and southerly breeze will return overnight, which can only mean one thing, it is bringing in warmer air from the south, a/k/a more humid air under our clear skies. your planning forecast, 84 degrees, some sunshine this evening, then we fall

into the low 80s, should be 81, then 78, clear skies, expected overnight. so, what to expect? as we go through the rest of the week? ninety's, making come back, a major come back. we'll show you show all of those nine's, there are a lot of them, coming up still in the seven day forecast. sarah, laura, back to you. >> caitlin, thanks. still ahead, a possible police impersonator on the lose, hey, alex? >> hey, guys, woman says she was pulled over and physically assaulted by a man who used racial slurs. now, the prince george's county police department confirms they're looking into a possible police impersonator. >> paul? >> well, alex, suddenly yoga studios being targeted by burglars here in the district. i'll have the story straight ahead. laura? >> thanks, paul. and having the talk with your kids can be tough. so who experts are now recommending that you turn to to make that conversation a little

we'll be right back. back.

>> police department is trying to find out if someone out there may be impersonating police. >> alexandra lamb own here with this story tonight, scary situation, alex? >> reporter: it sure is, that woman we talk to also tells us the man who pulled her over was using racial slurs. now, the prince george's county police department says they're not read

that there is, in fact, a police impersonator on the loose, however, they say, they have launched a full investigation which will include working with a sketch artist. >> grabbed knee, by my wal-mart vest and my uniform shirt, and slammed me on the property. >> a couple of times. then he threw me on the grounds. he said you little black b. make me sick. >> christina describes a terrifying encounter with someone she initially thought was a police officer. but she says alarm bells started to go off in her head as soon as she stepped out of the caribous, for starters, never look up her information after taking her license. >> i looked back, i knew i was in trouble because he wouldn't take off his badge and he was an official cop. >> prince george's county police department says as of now they've found no record of one of their office

avenue monday night. so, they are looking into the possibility that there is a police impersonator. >> it went originally from our internal affairs division, now to our regional investigation division, so they'll be combing the area for the suspect, you know, trying to pull video in the area, doing normal investigative things. >> describes the aggressor as caucasion man, about six-three, 250 pounds, a bald head, and a tatoo of a skull in the nape of his neck. she also says he was driving an unmarked grand marquis with a spotlight. a car the prince george's county police department does not use. >> if anyone else out there has seen a man of this description, or was stopped by a person who now upon hearing the stories like you want to know what that didn't seem right, please come forward. because we are looking for somebody who matches this description. >> and before he rushed from the scene, he said if i report this i would be dead. >> now

she decided to report this incident to the police department after her co-workers convinced her that she should do so. and again, she said, that man was wearing some sort of uniform, what looked like a police badge, and the springs georges county property dis says they are in fact looking into whether there is a man impersonating police officers. >> reporting live in prince georges county, alexandra, fox5 local news. horrible situation, alex, thank you. >> meanwhile, members of the community in baton rouge, louisianna came together to honor the three police officers killed in the line every duty sunday morning. montreal jackson, matthew gerald, and brad, vigil held at the university's memorial tower and organized by the lsu student government. memorial also set up outside the hospital where the two injured officers are being treated. let's pray, let's take some time, let's pray. >> an unconventional closing prayer at the rnc has some folks talking.

muslim trump supporter why he thinks the idea was genius. >> it was easy to come out as friends, it was harder to come out as republican. >> well, she may and republican, but caitlin jenner speaking out against her party. where she says they should be banned from, and why. to take into your heart the message -- >> plus the man third eye blind told republicans at the gop convention. what the man said that draws boost from the crowd. >> donald trump gets a wall built but not exactly where he wants it, we'll explain who put up this wall on the hollywood walk of fame. fame.

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cavaliers garage turned into digital media roll, actually turned it into -- the home of snap chat, mike soft, youtube, google, all in here, all digital, and they're beaming what they are reporting on, not through the radio, not for television, but through your phones, your tablets and your other digital devices, now, a loft main speakers on this podium make the walk-through there, and they are able to view these interviews with people from all over the country. previously never covered political conventions before. wood from the daily signal says this is unlike anything she has ever seen. >> of the of the speak remembers walking around, with digital format we can go live at any time on facebook, doing tons of facebook live interviews here, and people watching their feed, they see

senator tom bolton in here shortly, more behind the scenes look, and instead of just hearing speakers at the podium. actually one-on-one interviews with people. >> now, we've been getting in on this, too, fox5 has been doing facebook lives all week long. in fact, we will be doing another one at 6:00. so we want you to join us, check it with us, ask your questions, leave your comment, as well, we want to keep this a two-way conversation out here in cleveland. for now live at the republican national convention, tom fitzgerald, we send it back into sarah and laura. >> i remember when the bloggers had for the if i time had their space, inside the convention hall, so, fits, it is a really really tight squeeze, it looked like in that garage? >> we are talking, adopting the us naval personnel code of not minding if somebody else bumps into you, because it will happen about every three, four sec

are right now? your space? do you have reporters lined upright next to you? >> every kinds of rotates through the work spaces, it is very timed out. when you know you have to do something, and finish it on time, you have kind of got to get out of the way. somebody needs to come in after you. so it is a little bit journalism, little bit choreography, it is a little bit of trip back to missed matters, all around each other, thrown on top, all got to get through the week with each other like it or not. >> as long as your space is larger than anyone else's, fits, that's all that matters. >> well, i'm larger than everybody else, so i take up more space just by physics. >> hey, we'll check in with you later on, thanks. >> let's pray, let's take some time, let's pray for america, and ask, let's ask god to make us strong to live together all

>> from american muslims for trump to delivered the closing prayer at the second night of the republican national convention. >> fox5 political reporter ronica cleary live with more on the support for trump from some muslim votersment even in light of his previous call for temporary ban on all muslims, entering the country. ronica? >> hey, laura, sarah, that's true, there has been tremendous amount of controversy surrounding this temporary ban on muslim that donald trump has called for n his own words he said we want this ban until we can figure out what's going on. but here is the thing. donald trump has muslim supporters, and you just heard last night, the closing prayer at the rnc was delivered by the man who leads muslim americans for trump. we want you to hear a little bit more of that. >> the profit muhammad said that we all have a piece of flesh in our bodies.

if it is good, our whole is good. and if it is not, then the whole body is spoiled. and once again, god bless america. god bless you. gods bless donald trump, and let's pray to bring our country back. >> so we wondered, do muslim americans feel that that closing prayer was that enough to make them feel embraced by the trump campaign, welcomed by the trump campaign, and really the gop as a whole. so we reached out to a local dc attorney, we have spoken with him before about his support, as muslim-american for donald trump. how did last night's prayer led by a muslim make him feel and was it enough to continue his support for the donald? take a listen. >> the fact he pat muslim out there at the convention and to say a prayer, muslim prayer, vindicates people like me who have casino of

their support for donald trump. i would like him to distinguish a little bit more between the general muslim population and extremist terrorists out there, because what he will find is that when he does that, that there are multiple muslims who would be very supportive. >> there you have it, opening up about feeling alone in his support for donald trump as a muslim-american. now, fox5, you know we love to hear from you. we love to hear your thoughts on this, whether you are muslim or of another fate. tweet me your thoughts or you can fine me on facebook at ronica cleary. reporting live at the old epic grip, ronica cleary fox5 local news. take in your hearts the message ... >> last night third eye blind concert at the republican national convention is still being talked about. and not because of the music. the

using time between songs to talk supporting lgbt rights. at one point they say raise your hands if you believe in science. the comment drew boo's from the conservative crowd. >> wow. >> maybe what we should do is ban republican representatives at a state level from being ambassadors f we're trying to protect people. >> strong words from caitlin jenner there, reality star bashed anti-trans gender bathroom laws across the country, while joking some republicans should be banned from public rest rooms. was speaking at an event in cleveland by 2gop groups that advocate for lgbt equality. >> take a look at this, street artist who goes by the name controversial jesus created a six-inch tall border wall around donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame. the pieces spoof of trump's proposed border wall that he wants to build along mexico, even comes complete with k

along the top. but wow. >> to the district now where in the last 30 days, thieves have been targeting yoga studios in gyms. there have been ten burglaries since late june. and dc police want owners and managers to be aware of this. so some of the studios have been ran sacked after the thieves broke in. and fox5 paul wagner joins us live from northeast with video of one of those break-in's, paul? >> i note burglaries target all sorts of places but yoga studios, that's a new one, that's why it jumped out at us, mainly police say ten have been targeted in the last 30 days. this one here, hot yoga studio, was targeted back in late june. let's show you some video now of the break-in this person according to police, this door behind me, got inside, and you'll see now that this person spends a considerable amount of time

spends time inside this yoga studio area. he goes through the cash register door. he seemingly finds something underneath a tower he wants to take, takes off his back pack, he loads all of this stuff into the back pack, then very, very calmly he just walks out the door. there was no one here at the time, we're told, let's now hear from the manager, her name is amber space. >> yes, he did look at the tape, and we saw the guy come in, we saw his face very clearly, we don't recognize him. he felt very comfortable. he took a lot of time hanging out in here, looking around for, i don't know, keys, money, whatever he could finds, and he broke the register and he broke into one of our back rooms using the crowbar. i think he was taking random things around the register, yes, ma'am, he took monday. >> i urging owners to make

surveillance cameras that you keep a close eye on your shop. it was just last week that right next-door, here at this brand new bicycle space, here in ivy city, this was also burglarized, an area where just down the street from the old company warehouse on new york avenue, where on the other side of new york avenue there is place was hit, as well. we talked to the co--owner. here's what he had to say. >> this happens everywhere, other areas of the city, vulnerable, being targeted, hard to say, but i don't think something exclusive to them in terms of, you know, vulnerability, or approach there. >> now we did show the video of the man who burglarized the place next-door. he said he didn't recognize the man. and again police are urging anybody that owns a gym, a fitness studio, yoga studio,

palatis' studio in the city for whatever reason, burglars are coming for you, for some reason. unclear why. live in ivy city, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> looking for any opportunity. >> maybe looking for little zen? >> down dog before he does his thing? anyway, health officials are investigating a unique case of the zika virus in florida. >> it could be the first non-draft case ever detected in the u.s. they believe the mosquito that transmitted the vie with us was born in miami dade county. county already has the most travel related cases of the virus in the state. if confirmed, it would be the first evidence the zika virus has spread to mosquitos in the u.s. that is tough, topic no doubt for some parent, to talk to their kids about it. now experts say your child's doctor should be part of the conversation about sex. the american academy of pediatrics recommends that pediatricians help educate their patients about sex and

address the topic. right now, many pediatricians don't discuss or inform, inform kids about sexuality, and flew guidelines based on research about age appropriate information about sex to help prevent and reduce teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease. >> kind of helps out the parents, too, how do we say it, you know, gets the doctor involved. i think it is a good idea. >> i think very helpful. there are a lot of folks out there that give parents tips on how to start that conversation, and how to engage, but it also takes kinds of the stigma away that little bit of funky factor, too, between kids having that talk with their kids, just bring the doctor in. somewhat helpful. coming up new investigation into claims of hair lost from the popular wen hair care products. plus, pokemon go and chill? the new service helping pokemon go players make a love

>> oh, and the he will lewes i have twitter, check mark, may now be easier to get than ever. hey, caitlin? >> now i've heard everything, pokemon go becoming start of dating up. let's zoom that out. close up of myself, scare myself. all right, satellite and radar right now, not much to speak of. we are, yes, expecting a quiet night. i promise. no 10:00 p.m. severe weather. we are looking at clear skies all across the dmv and the big story will be the heat headed our way beginning tomorrow. heatwave number three, that's in the forecast, and i'll show you how hot it gets over the weekends coming up after the break.

>> my goodness, looks little hazy out there now. >> yes. >> and eight a degrees, and humid. >> it has gone downhill from what we were starting with this morning. >> yes, as long as there is not any storms in the forecast, caitlin, you

and last night we were casino of like wait what? >> me too! >> but those pop up out of no where. >> they do. >> at times in the summertime. >> they do, ladies, honestly, even me, you know, you are taken a back, every once in a while something happens completely out of the blue with forecasters, and mother nature always has tricks up her sleeves. we'll never completely be able to guess everything as you can see last night with those strong severe thunderstorms that just rip through the dc area. the worse of the storm, by the way, was over the district, specifically, down along the national mall capitol hill and southwest dc. so, for real this time, a quiet night is expected. we are looking at dry conditions, we don't have any of the possible ingredients that were even in the mix last night, to create some storms, it really was everything coming together at the right time, but luckily totally different air mass in case today, not the casement we quickly heat things back up starting tomorrow. triple digits are possible, this weekend, still got the question mark there, ca

not a hundred percent sure we will hit the 100-degree mark but very close, about as close as we can get. storms likely by monday, with heat building a chance they could be pretty strong. outside right now, actually the best day of the past new, and the upcoming seven days. eighty-five in washington right now, 82 gaithersburg, eight a dullos, 82 winchester, and eight an in culpeper. now we look to the west, to see what to expect next, and that is some incredibly high heat. ninety's to triple digit, when it is 292 in minneapolis, you see the 80s stretching up into central canada that's incredibly hot air mass, that's headed our way as we go to the weekends. today was our break from the 90's, but will only amplify as we head toward saturday and sunday. satellite and radar pop up showers to the west, generally pretty quiet here, here in washington just some sunshine, dow want to mention as sals burying i do have one thunderstorm with heavy downpour just south of saulsbury it, looks like it is movg

maybe not going to make it through some of the maryland and virginia beaches but it is out there, if you are under it, you are seeing some of the conditions we saw last night. heavy rain. fox newscast shows even though showers seem to fade away, by after sunset looking at clear skies as we head into thursday. so, tomorrow, high pressure still in place. we are looking at dry day. but more of that southerly flow means we'll increase the heat, humidity, and the 90s are back. probably just low 90s tomorrow, but by this weekend, that same air mass that i showed in you places like kansas, nebraska, colorado, that will start to move into our area, so 90's, and high 90s are likely, and we make run at the 100's anywhere from washington down across part of virginia into the carolinas, as triple digit watch starting probably saturday. and come up close to some records, too, the old records for saturday, 102 degrees, not that long ago, just five years ago, six years ago for sunday, 101 there. and then on monday, 100 degrees is the record setback in 1930. that one is pretty old.

you look at this forecast, 91 sunny and warmer, 96 with late thunderstorm possible, on friday, most of the weekends is dry with that high heat. and thunderstorms are not likely until monday. ninety-nine saturday, sunday, and monday. i have to even laugh at myself. like i'm just not ready to say 100 degrees. >> but what's 1 degree among friends? >> you know where it is. >> so tomorrow, little bit closer. >> thank you, stay with us, when we come back, it is a jam pack fox5 on the fly.

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this is fox5 local news at 6:00. >> right now, black lives matter protest snarling traffic on capitol hill. good evening, thanks for joining us at 6:00 i am. >> i'm shawn yancy, it is a mess out there. our marina morocco in the thick of it all, marina, give us a update. waist going on right now? >> still this protest continues, we will take a look just behind us, because it has completely solved a traffic here, rush hour traffic stalled. you will see the black lives matter movement and protesters out just across the street, and on the property of the fraternal order of police, national headquarters, this is where legislation gets written up, at this very building here on massachusetts and fourth street here in northeast. and you can see now, that the sidewalks are back open, and they are @ lawing pedestrians to cut through. but, just minutes ago, some tends moments here, as people were told to turn around, they could not walk down the block. they were allowing black folks who approached this barrier to walk through, b

was white was turned around, and met with resistance. now, you will see over here, at the f.o.p., they are standing guard on property, i don't know if we can see, folks standing up, but there are couple of people who are chained to the fence, of property here at f.o.p. we under stands through sources that top brass here on the scene called chief lanier earlier today saying that several laws were being broken, this was not something that was, quote unquote, peaceful, because they were breaking the law, they were asking to make arrests, and the chief told officers here on the ground to back down, to stands down, no aris cents were to be made here today. you see here this continues, unaware how long this protest will continue. the protest is here, not giving us a general time frame, but it is affecting all of the businesses on this block. not a lot of folks allowed to come out here, and of course, we'll keep you updated throughout the night, as these protesters remain here, in northeast. live from capitol hill, marina morocco, fox5