just got off the phone with a woman who says she's the one you can see in that now viral video. she did not want to go on camera or have her voice recorded i can tell you she was upset saying she and her family have been receiving threats overall this meanwhile that video that was taken at the cash registers here at the trader joes continues toy have prince william all over the country talking. >> shouldn't you let you in front of me. >> i wish they didn't let you into the can't. >> i was born here. >> you were? obama is not in office a anymore. we don't have a muslim in there anymore. >> i wish he was. >> he's gone. >> yeah. >> he may be in jail, too. >> cellphone video captures a tense interaction between two women in line at a restin traird joe's saturday now shared by more that 50,000 people on facebook alone

>> i shared it went viral immediately and i went to sleep and when i woke up it exploded. >> comedian jeremy mc lee plan says the muslim wait a worth that recorded it wanted to remain anonymous. in a facebook post that went viral his friend let the woman cut in front of her in the checkout line. when the woman started bad mouthing her and another muslim woman in the 120r mc klee land said her friend started recording. >> you need help. >> you're fine. >> you're not you don't strike up a conversation in line talking about stuff like that if you're normal. >> i'm very normal. >> yeah, looks like it i can tell. >> what set you off, obama? >> mc klee land shared the video because he says this is not an isolated incident. >> i wanted people to know this happened. i have -- a lot of us have muslim friends and they experience these things quite often and whenever they tell people, people don't believe

come up with some sort of like scenario where like you are exaggerating electric or it was not -- like this is not really a big problem going on. >> sad reality where we are now. it's pretty awful. >> days later many customers had seep or heard about the viral video. they were pretty upset. >> the hatred is unbelievable >> and there say lot of hate. >> surprised here? >> not really it seems like everywhere now. this was a heavily populated area tie don't no what the problem is with people they've gone business eric. >> woman you see in the video tells me it was actually the muslim woman that ambushed her first making strong statements about the u.s. saying it was filled with evil murderers and rainists than was all before she started recording on the cellphone and the conversation escalated

tells me she is seeking legal counsel. anjali hemphill. "fox5 local news". >> you. >> images tonight as a man that posed as a maintenance worker and sexually assaulted a woman in her apartment this is surveillance video of the man getting on the elevator ate dereamus condos key boulevard. he was wearing a hoodie ca carrying under armour bac backpack. you can get a good look at his face. police released new sure 1r5eur8ence of the man. the man attacked and sx lay salted her. if you recognize him, call police. >> we have cop included that the facts in this case do not support the original charges filed in this matter. >> that was montgomery county states attorney john mccarth

announce is his office was dropping charges about two rockville high school students accused after salt. >> they deposit have enough evidence to proceed against the two. this was a case that gained national attention because montano and sanchez are illegal immigrants. charges were dropped and they are pursuing child pornography charges against the teens and the feds may try to deport them. >> we were extremely disappointmented the prosecutor decided to file these charges gems our client. it's criminalization of adolescence in america this is fair warning that all children with cellphones in high schools and students that pay the bills for those cell phones could theoretically be subject to the prosecution that my client is facing right now. and that's just very disappointing. >> this the was based on photos sent cellphone to cellphone

>> that's the allegation we intend to fight them in court and we're hopeful an khez lawyer is fold it his client is found guilty he more than likely will face deportation hearings. >> the man previously con districted of murdering shawnd ra leafy is reported back to his home in el salvador. >> ugs immigration and cust omentz officials deported one to el salvador day. he's a documented ms 13 gang member with assault conviction and convictsed in 2010 of levy ace death and that the ruling was overturned into a new trial when the lawyers found a key witness lied to the jury. >> meantime d.c. mayor bec becauseer and police chief led a community walk in the section of far northeast that has seep its fair share of crime. >> and fox 5 paul wagner

live in southeast. paul. >> hey there, guys, the mayor came down to 22 and alabama avenue which is not far from turner elementary school and where the mayor led a community walk. she came along for a couple of blocks we cage down we wanted to see if the mayor and new chief came up with new crime initiatives to drive down the crime even more than it is dropping and we want to point out that on the crime mapping web site, that the d.c. police run, i was able to look in that area where the mayor was today and in just that general neighborhood and last year there's been four murders, 21 robberies and 26 assault with a dangerous weapon for a total crimes last year however that's down when compared to the year before. now, i talked to the mayor and the chief today about the crime initiatives and here's what they had to

crime is down across the city and we have several service district we're focused on through the summer and washed 8 and other high crime areas. part of what we talked toed is is people need more services. i'll bring our substance abuse in health van to come to this corridor as well as our employment services van so we can have throughout the summer more concentrated services. >> this year we identified six areas, five of those areas are ward 7 and ward 8. so we don't only do this by ourselves with the police but all the d.c. government agencies are involved in this and it's been extremely successful. sgle mayor becauseer makes it a habit to come out into the community. he she

all sort of issues including trash. to make a point the mayor bent down and picked it up. she heard complaint from residents about crime in the neighborhood. especially shootings along with the mayor on the walk were representatives from many agencies who are ready to listen to the complaints and help where cot. the mayor made it a point to operate in high crime neighborhood. there have been 217 reported crimes in the immediate neighborhood which is down significantly from the year before. now, as you know, atvs and dirt bike riders became a big problem in the city and as you know the police will not chase them. it's too dangerous. however it's a major concern here in this section of the city where many riders come from. i asked chief newsham what he had to say about it. >> this is something every community that the mayor and i go to the community will not tolerate this and

community if you know somebody who is operating one of these atvs on the city streets let us know. we'll enforce this thing very seriously this year and again i reemphasize the message to people involved in this behavior. that's immature. i realize these are grown men and they're out here and terrorizing commuters and they're terrorizing seniors and they're tier rising kids and nobody want that. >> a tempted to get a follow up with the chief to see how they would enforce it this summer. and they continued on the w walk. you have to see how successful they'll westbound that. live in south iingt, paul wagner, "fox5 local news". >> a hit and run left a 10-year-old girl with cuts and bruises and broken arm. specific details on how you can help police find the driver head. >> historically black challenges and university come into question. president trump looking into whether key

could be unconstitutional. >> and big best to dulles airport may have ruined local teenith area's plans and how that uncovered a scaem even counterfeit handbags. >> if kourks what grade would you give metro? new numbers showing how unhappy you may be with the transit system. >> hey, sue. >> and feel like early april and wind gusty out there. wind kill cool m down and not tonight, frost and freeze warnings posted. i'll have the latest how low the temperature will go even who is under the frost and freeze advisory for tonight. first look at the forecast coming up. we'll be right back. l pass

>> all right so you know millions of people ride metro all the time and many are not too happy with the service they received. >> they released results of a customer satisfaction survey for the first quarter this year. it shows 69% of those asked are satisfied with train service. 74% say they're satisfied with bus service and both fall short of metro's goal of 85% approval rating. >> and beginning today you have to pay to use red top parking meeters in d.c.. up until now those

meet nertz central business district were free and disabled drivrdz would pay the same time amount of everyone else, $2 an hour. >> all right. here we go on monday, suddenly been cool the last couple days. you cannot deny how georgous it is out there. >> that's beautiful, sue pa palka. >> shawn, jim, there's something that about that sky that makes it feel 3 d. >> i'm looking for superman out there. >> i am too. >> it is glorious. >> i can tell from the picture from the clouds it's legislation on the chilly side right? we have temperatures only in the mid 60s today and because the air is so dry you really feel it and the breeze does not help either. this is the headline. we have frost and freeze advisories and warnings posted for tonight and the usually cold spots in the darker purpose ul all along high tops and west of interstate 81 that's a freeze warning. generally means temperatures could be below freezing near 30 if not colder. in the frost advisory which includes loudoun county and fauquier county and northern

frederick. and over to portions of howard county that's where temperatures low to mid 30s. cold enough that you could have some damage and plants. if you have a few minutes and did enthusiastic gardening although i don't know how you would have gotten it in it was soggy. cover those up and bring them in to protect them. not unusual to have a frost in may and it takes a while before we'll say the coast is clear. but tonight definitely cold one. and it's chilly already, 64. with a breeze going. you really feel. it it's already 5 in martinsburg and winchester and culpeper 64 and mannasas 66 and it has been quite notably breezy throughout the day. winds not terrible but gusting up to 20, 24 miles an hour across the region. definitely factor that in with cooler than average temperatures and dry air and it's really noticeable. the chill is m coming from this storm system and upper level low that is grad i'llly going to weaken and move away. hey at least it's not swi

here though we picked up snow in th mountains over the weekend and i'll show you total there later. a couple snow showers through pennsylvania keeping up in the cool air and that's why tonight will be rather chilly. if you head to the battle of the belt ways nats taking on or yolz 7:05 and temperatures 60 and few clouds around as you saw in the live shot here and pretty chilly after sunset and ho how cold overnight. 46 in the district and points south. that's exception as you get further north and west mid 3 30s, maybe low 30s hagerstown and near 30 further west from the areas. again frost and freeze advisories and warnings mosted until 9:00 tomorrow morning and i think we can get warmer tomorrow. we'll talk about tailing the edge off the cold as the week rolls on and next chance of rain coming up later. jim and shawn, back to you. >> all right. thank you sue. fairfax county police need your help to track down the suspect in an armed robbery in alexandria. this happened on saturday at a gas station

highway. an employee there talking to a customer. suspect walked in and implied he had a would and demanded cash and he made off with undisclosed amount of money. >> and fairfax county police want to you take a good look at the car here. investigators say it was involved in a hit and run crash on linden street saturday afternoon. and the driver hit a 10 yishd girl, knocked her to the ground. she has broken arms, cuts, bruises there. take a good look there. police tell us the driver initially stopped and then took off. and they believe the car was a navy sort oflike this is like a hybrid navy blue chrysler pacifica that may have damage to the passenger side mirror. >> on the way popular breakfast items recalled for health concerns. >> check the fridge we'll tell you if the recall affects pancakes, waffles and french toast. >> specific there. a lot of bread-related items. if you like carbs you're fine or if you hate them you're find f you have stories give us a shout

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d.c. headquarters this morning. mayor becauseer paid tribute to law enforcement that gave their lives over the last year. prince william country police officer ashley guindon and hartford county mark daily and patrick longton and harvey snook. >> we should all take comfort in anything we are strong people and we're a stronger region and stronger nation because of the heroism displayed by these officers their unfavoring dedication to the communities and work they did to serve children and schools across the entire nation and sacrifices they make to our nation's families are gifts and gifts that we are so appreciative of each and every day. >> today's service coincided with start of national police week. >> coming up on memorial day weekend and kickoff to the summer travel season

the chesapeake pahyje bay bridge. and emergency equipment on the span but it's just a drim. just training. these exercises are expected to continue through thursday. >> coming up at 5 historically black colleges and university president trump questioning funding for those schools is unconstitutional. fitz. >> jim sally yates former acting -- mike mrin opened h himself up to black male and it might spell good news for the trump administration. we'll have that story coming up h. >> tom, well, speaking of sally yates we have reaction from the white house on the remarks that president obama said to president trump in the meeting. we're going to have the details and more after the break.

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>> welcome back, coming back at 5:30 a warning about a telephone scam hitting people in montgomery county. caller poses as a officer and says there's a warrant out for their arrest because they missed juror duty. he then asks for a credit card number to pay for the warrant. it's a scam. >> u.s. customs and border protection officers seized 50 fake driver's license dulles international airport. the license arrived on air cargo ship from asia fake licenses were from several states including no, tennesse

and some of them were said to be shipped to addresss in d.c. and virginia. >> and police arrested two people with bwi thorough good marshall over the weekend and these are two separate incidences both involving someone that involved a handgun through tsa and a woman was caught carrying a hand gun her carry on bag. both face weapons charges. >> the story getting international attention. blackmail risks and concerns over lies took certainty stage capital hill. former acting attorney general that testified she russian ambassador were in her words problematic. >> she made those statements during a hearing today. "fox5" tom fitzgerald is live tonight with with the latest. fitz, you know, also we know out there former director of

testified that he had seen no evidence of any klution between the trump campaign and russia. >> that statement by jim c clapper today has been a hallmark of the trump administration or trump campaign defense on all of this. keep in mind, republicans and democrats on capital hill and 17 intelligence agencies came to general conclusion that y yes, russia did try to influence the 2016 election and question ahead is this. did trump campaign know about this or participate in any way? so far, there's been no evidence on that and none was produced in the hearing today. but the former acting attorney general of the united states sally yates fired by the trump white house testified today she did warn the trump administration that michael flynn the former national security advisor was telling false tales about his contact with the russians and opening himself up to blaek mail. despite that warning, yooits said flynn stayed on the

>> not only do we believe the rush yaps knew this but they likely had proovr this information. and, that created a compromise situation. a situation where the national security advisor essentially could be blackmailed by the russians. >> now, keep in mind the timeline of all of this came endplay several times today, michael flynn it's believed began these conversations in late 2016 and ended them with russian ambassador on december 29. that is important point. because that is the day that the obama administration up stalled a series of economic sanctions on russia for me medling in the 2016 election. now it is also believed that when yates made this warning to the white house, they then at one point asked her, well, what does it mat fer one white house official lies to another white house official. iates testified tod

white house official was in fact the vice-president of the united states. mike pence who appeared on several sunday morning talk shows in and to defend michael flynn largely on points that michael flynn had told pence himself and in essence yates says by lying to vice-president she put him in bad position with false information that he then relayed unwittingly to the person people and in his testimony today former obama director of national intelligence was asked again about this point he made that he found no evidence of the trump campaign worked with coluded with or worked to manipulate the 2016 election. clapper answered that question firmly saying he had no such evidence. and wheniates was put that question by lindsay gram.

miss yates are you aware of any inside in the 2016 came pain anyone in the trump campaign coluded with russian or intelligence services in an improper fashion. >> senator, my answer to that question would require me to reveal classified information, and so i can not answer that. >> well, i don't fet get that. because he just said he issued the report. and he said he doesn't know of any. >> now for his part president trump tweeted this morning firing off saying "ask sally yates under oath if she knows how classified information got into the newspapers after she complained it to white house council following reports that president obama warned president trump about questions of flynn's contacts with russian officials

for more on the story now we head to ronica cleary. >> thanks, tom. >> reporter: it really was. it was first set of questions brought up in today's press briefing and this referlation if you will that president obama apparently warned president trump about hivring michael flynn in that november 10 meeting that they had at the white house just days after election day. well, take a listen to what press secretary sean spicer had to stay about that. >> president obama made it known he was not exactly a fan of general flynn's which frankly should not come as a surprise to anyone given flynn worked for president obama and was out spoken critic of president obama outcome beings sxevrkly lack of confronting isis and other things facing america. >> well, keep in mind today's press briefing took place 1 1:00, before the hearing that tom fitzgerald tom reported o

on. so direct reaction to those remarks probably won't come from the white house until tomorrow. now, as we look back to last week's passage of gop healthcare bill that passed house, there are now a lot of questions and if you will uncertainty about the future of healthcare in america. and so during today's press briefing i had the opportunity to ask the press secretary about the president's fundamental philosophy when it comes to access to healthcare. take a listen. >> does the president believe healthcare is a right or product. >> i think the president has been very clear in his statements whether or not you call it right or not he want every person toe have access to health care that covers preexisting conditions that's affordable and steps he's taken over the last week in the bail he worked to pass through the house clearly highlight those priorities. >> we've got your reaction to that question coming up on 5

5@630 in what we like to call the pulse of the people. if you want to weigh in and have your voice heard take to twitter. use that 5@630. >> reporter:ing live at the white house. ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> meantime a new round of federal court hearings started 2-d on second try at 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 received his walk of fame star in 2007. >> first daughter tiffany trump is headed to georgetown next fall. the 23-year-old chose georgetown law over havrkard. she graduated from the university of pennsylvania in 2016. following in the footsteps of dad. her sister ivanka attended both university. ivanka spent two years at georgetown before transferring to up penn. >> first beyonce and now nikki menage offering up money for college. >> how a twitter conversation sparked her philanthropic efforts

anjali. >> i wish they didn't let you in the country. >> excuse me? hu? i was born here. i don't know -- >> oh, you were. obama is not office anymore, we don't have a muslim in there anymore. >> all right. coming up we'll take a look at forecast, which is very breezy and i chill lane sunny outside right now. 64. winds out of the west, northwest 13 miles an hour. those winds will subside a bit and frost and freeze warnings out much of the area north and west of d.c. and look at cold morning temperatures when fox news at 5 returns after this ter this

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>> year learning this is what it is all about. unmanned shuttle x 733 landed he at the kennedy space certainty. it spent last 718 days in space on secret military mission. air force won't say what the mission is for except so say air cavrt broken durns in orbit. >> space shuttle can only stay up 2 weeks. even the russian ones we use for the space station has limingted life. >> we don't know exactly what the shuttle doing but the mission was a success and x 37 b is advanced reuseable space craft the u.s. has maybe like the tirp ware of shuttles. next test flight is expected to take place next year. >> whatever they should do it's economical. >> we have a slide that shows us about it i thought it said secret sauce. >> secret sauce. >> they were reveal what was in the big mack sauce or something like that.

>> he'll never lee let that out. >> that will remain a secret. >> vehicle receipt sauce. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. you know we can google it while you talk about the weather we'll google secret sauce. >> ketchup and thousand and island dressing. >> you already did. >> yes. >> remember when they were leaking the bottles of secret sawrs. >> yes, definitely diy. >> something that mat earnings caitlin go for it. >> beautiful shot at the capitol dome. >> you soo see for miles, it's beautiful. wind diminishes overnight. that's setup after a cold night. sue told you beginning of show frost advisories and freeze warnings out for part of our area and leaves weather headlines. that's down right cold tonight winter jacket cold for the kids at the bus stop tomorrow. we'll walk you through. it frost advisories and freeze warnings out north and wes

washington f you're in the district immediate surrounding suburbs it's fine. it will be chilly tomorrow and turn into sunny afternoon. less wind, shower chances return late week and soggy into the weekend. by the way temperatures remaining below normal and afterwards coming off the h hottest april or warm easton record for d.c.. unusually cold first half of may. 64 d.c.. 60 baltimore. 63 stevensville and 63 westminster and 50s in the mountains. it's breezy and i chilly and feels like late fall afternoon. nothing like early to mid may before normal to high temperatures in the mid 70s. wind gust out of the nort northwest, over 20 miles an hour in washington and it's pretty sguingty. we've got fair weather cumulous clouds that popped up with colder air and overall just a really nice day. storm system well off to the north still nrupsing us with gusty north winds around high pressure. still it's pretty nice. as wind subsides these

advisories will take effect in light blue tonight. 2 a.m. to 9 a.m. northern montgomery, frederick, howard, loudoun county and virginia and fauquier county and towards 81 frost advisory only in the mountains a freeze warning for a solid, hard freeze. you see in washington 46. no issues with frost. same annapolis by the bay and surrounding suburbs gai gaithersburg on the bubble. bring the plants in to be s safe. 36 frederick and 33 hagerstown and 36 martinsburg indicative of colder temperatures out there. set yum for tomorrow tuesday. cold, high pressure in place and lots of sunshine. temperatures jump steadily through the noon hour and actually turns out to be a nice, mild afternoon. reminisce ept of early spring day. late march. high temperatures into 60s. here's a look 68 washington. notice cooler outside the district, 64 mannasas and 65 culpeper and 64 quantico. here's 7 day forecast first look sunny

68 tomorrow. we touch 70 wednesday. out ahead of warm front spreading clouds and showers both thursday and friday. we get back to some geary weather. storm system bringing rain in the morning saturday before clearing out on mother's day. it will be a cool mother's day and right now dry with li lingering shower chance brief sunny and nice as we head to next monday. that's the way it looks. do't keep umbrellas too far away. >> keep it handy. >> forget about it. >> coming up things crack around here. >> gary mcgrady is in annapolis where crab season is in full swing, hey, gary. >> that's right, it started april 1. we get into warmer months and you know what that means. a lot of crab eating a lot of crab fishing too. how much will they be? and are the numbers going to reflect the price when you go to the restaurant? we'll talk about that a lot more fox news at 5 bill continue continue

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way out there you can probably see mass of couple real tall sailboats or maingts and that's the bay. and lot of fishing going on. what everybody wants to know how good of a season will thb. for folks trying to catch them and folks that like to eat them. every year department of natural resources conduct a winter drudge. so they go deep diving for the crabs stuck in the mud and that helps them to calculate the numbers from year to year and it's interesting for 2017 because it's juvenile crabs declined a little important to the story and blue crab abundance overall declined for 2017. so, if you want to know about catching crabs go to angler and if you want to know about eating you go to

restaurant. we started anglers where we talked to michael he knows a lot about crabs. >> early dredging reports dnr is dredging deep water in the mud and pulling crabs out that have not actually migrated to shallower water or to rivers and creeks where commercial and recreation rational crabsers picked them up. and catching on a day-to-day basis. >> we're seeing more than we did last year at this time. but still too early to tell if we have a good year or not. >> prices go down if we don't get too many you. >> set your own price. >> yesterday. >> at the same time last year it's the same prices. >> around -- if you're going for dozen large i would say 70. i think there's 75 upstairs right now if you're lucky you make get 65 for larges. >>

dozen large. >> 65. >> what's the most sxen live? 90. definitely 9 0. >> so look basically the take away here is if you like to go eat capz you'll be paying what did you last year and real question mark is juvenile numbers went down a little not mature crab numbers okay? >> it may mean since numbers came down a little towards end of summer season maybe by labor day or so you'll pay a little more for grabs. again if bottom is 65 and done is 0 at least you know the range there. probably not going to be trop below 65 and hopefully with you've nile numbers it won't get above 90. that's pretty extensive for a dozen crabs or so. again it's so beautiful out here. so we had such a gorgeous april that was firs

crab season and you get into may and of course it's chilly. i'm wearing my jacket guys i'm surprised how cool it is out there even in the wonderful sunshine. we're talking may. whether you guys like blue crap or not i think this year is about as pricey as last year >> people will pay for it people in maryland love grab. >> happy eating gary. >>. >> up next, rapper nikki minaj offered to pay fan add

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survive. you know everybody loved. it thanks for being us with at 5. i'll see you at 6:30 in. mean time local news at six starts right now. >> right now at 6. >> we don't have a muslim in there any more. >> this video everywhere a confrontation between two shopers in checkout line at virginia geesery store. >> i should not have let new front of me. >> what appeared to be random act of kindness turned into a hate-filled respect. then taxi driver charged after accused of abducting three women in his car and grandmother headed to the slammer after a violent encounter outside mcdonald's. >> traird joe's in virginia gone viral. good to you have us with tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy

>> in case you missed it. >> i wish they didn't let you in the country. >> the incident had people buzzing on our facebook payment. it was random act of kindness and turned into racist rant against muslims. anjali hemphill is live tonight in rest in. anjali. >> shawn and tony the woman you see in the video reached out to "fox5". she did not want to go owe on camera. she and family were receiving threats after all this. her comments were taken out of context. her cellphone shot here at the registers of trader joes continues to have people all over the country talking. >> supt have let you in front of me. i wish they didn't let you in the country. >> excuse me. >> hu? >> i was born here. >> you were? obama is not in office