this is fox5 local news at ten. new at ten, heavy rains and down pours roment toe made oh warnings for parts of our viewing area. a look ahead as more storms may be coming our way. then caught on camera, d.c. \police\police chased a group of atv riders through the city. it is a violaton of the department's no c

plus major league baseball hands down suspensions to bryce harper and hunter strickland less than 24 hours before the brawl on the mound. both players also fined but does the punishment fit the crime? the newses at ten starts right now. and straight off the top tonight at ten, breaking news out of orlando, florida. police were called to orlando international airport for reports of an armed man on the grounds or possibly inside the air pomplet officers we understand have now found that man and have since contained him. the florida highway patrol shutdown all the roads leading to the air pomplet also, a rgs post office of the airport was temporarily locked down. people inside were moved to safety. we're still getting more information at this hour. we will continue to bring you updates on the story as soon as we learn more. well, the cleanup from the damaging storm is now underway in parts of virginia. let's get more on tonight weather which has been

quite active with sue palka. i'm going to start with what has been going on right now and then i'll get more to the tornado storm that happened earlier today. straight to radar we go because i've got to tell you that we still do have a line of downpours and some strong thunderstorms that have been moving across 66 and into the district. there is still a good amount of lightening especially coming toward the warrington area and into northern portions of prince william county. these are all firing up on what we call the outflow boundaries or the minute i cold fronts that were put out by previous storms that moved through earlier this afternoon and evening. speaking of those earlier storms watch these two cells. it was really just two areas, one that started around the winchester area and then one that crossed near the dale city area that produced quite a bit of damage including many reports of hail and large trees down at about five a:50 or so we

for the clark county area and there was some damage including trees down and some hail and damage. we're always concerned when we see hail is that the size of half dollars. that's an indication that a there was rotation and a storm. then another very strong storm that was really down toward the stafford area and into king george produced also lofts reports of hail and we got a gust of 59 miles an hour in the city of ray mute and that's right near 95. a quick look at what's ahead for tomorrow. we are going to start with more clouds and fog. we expect a sunnier day we think there may be another round of potentially gusty and strong afternoon and evening thunderstorms to keep track of. we'll have much more on that a little bit later. tony and shawn we'll have your headlines or what's ahead after tomorrow just a bit later. >> thank you, sue. now as w

damaging storm is now underway in parts of virginia. in fact, a mobile home park in winchester got it bad. the storm knocked down trees and power lines and caused plenty of damage. marina maracco has the latest. reporter roar it's going to be a long line for folks here at the blue ridge mobile home park. as residents start to make their way back up and a the crews show up after the severe storms toured through this neighborhood. tree services were called in to help to clear the way back to this park where some of the homes were damaged most. there are some neighbors here who tell us they may need to find a place to stay tonight after the roofs that caved in from tree limbs fell onto their homes. they have not allow us any further into the area mainly because of downed power lines and it could be well into tomorrow before the streets in the park are cleared for traffic. i was much whattinging tv and then all of a sudden there was n

heard the rain and branches hitting up against the wipped oh, rocks, everything. it was terrible. first it was a light hail and all of a sudden it going like a train. it was woo woo woo, and branches were going every direction. there was debris flying all around, trash cans flipping over. it was bad i'm thankful that ours was okay but i just feel bad and empathize for the people that it happened to. hopefully they'll be able to trim up the trees so this won't happen again. never nothing like this come through. and tonight the national weather service sayses they are still gathering evidence to try and determine if, in fact, a tornado touched down in the area. in winchester, virginia, marina maracco, fox5 local news. all right. take he a look at this video sent to us by a fox5 viewer. you can see d.c. \police\police going after an illegal atv rider even though police say there

chase policy in the district. now, the woman who recorded d.c. \police\police chasing those atvs was outraged. she told us she thought the police response was dangerous to folks who are living in d.c. lindsay watts is live at police headquarters tonight with new details about what happened. lindsay. >>reporter: shawn and tony there is more to the story than what you saw in that video and tonight, d.c. police are letting us know what led up to that pursuit. z i saw a whole lot of lights and just craziness. this is what car lit a chambers witnessed monday near east capital street and benning road southeast. i'm like, hold up, i thought they wasn't even supposed to chase in the city. if you're not able to grab ahold of them, there's no reason to dash through intersections. when it comes to illegal atvs and disirt bike riders they have a no chase policy. we reached out to police and

riding wasn't the only crime involved here. one of the riders aleblgly threw bricks at police striking the windshield of an mpd squad car, narrowly missing an officer. the rider was eventually arrested inside an apartment. people we spoke to still had some concerns. police don't deserve to have bricks thrown at them, but i think they could have handled the situation differently but i'm glad they caught them. i understand why you want to go and chase after them because you never know what they are going to do with people. at the end of the day, the police are trying to come out and protect and serve and do what i guess they were trained to do. then when you're much whatting on video why is he on the sidewalk we asked mpd whether there are exceptions to their no chase policy. we are still waiting for an answer to that question. more now on the suspect who was

you marque. charges against him include two counts of assault on a police officer. unauthorized use of a vehicle, operation of an atv and fleeing from law enforcement. live in northwest, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> meanwhile, in maryland. the baltimore city police department is stepping up their effort to keep this kind of dangerous dirt bike activity off of the street the department has implemented a special task force to crack down on illegal dirt bike riders. the task force is also relying on the public to report illegal actually. last year the dirt bike force ceased 150 of those bikes and eighth handguns. let's get to the latest on the investigation into russia's meddling into the 2016 election michael flynn agreed to provide some documents to the senate intelligence committee that is investigating. a person close to flynn told t

documents related to two of his businesses and some personal documents that the committee requested. you may recall michael flynn declined a subpoena to testify before the intel committee and pled the fifth. we're learning more about a successful test against america's missile test program. it shot down a mok \war\what are head over the pacific. it's the first time they ever targeted an interest couldn't tenth nal missile. the intercept ter rocket was launched from a military base in california. we have an update now on an ms13 murder case. vanessa alveolar rad oh was sentenced to 40 years in prison after she pledded guilty to murder and conspiracy to commit murder. she lured 18 year old christian morales to a park for sex then watched as four fellow gang members stabbed him 153 times. the group

because he had innocently flashed a rival gang's sign. wreer ' learning more about an injured unidentified toddler who was left at a sill screr spring hospital last saturday. a woman says asked her sister to watch the child. when she couldn't reach her sister she brought the little girl to holy cross hospital. police say the child is l still being treated at the hospital. investigators are trying to learn who the girl's official guardian is. naacp are demanding changes after a murder of a bowie state student. tiesh a lewis has the latest. the naacp and student advocates hoping to get the attention of the officials at university of maryland all

and there has been perhaps some justice in cleveland, three years after the police shot and killed 12 years old that mir a rise. we have details after the break. also, swift reaction from major league baseball following this fistfight on the field. bryce harper is suspended. we'll tell you how many games the national star player will have to miss.

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>> the naacp and student add account vaises are demanding the university of maryland include them on a task force the school isoforming in response to the murder of army second lieutenant richard collins the thir. that's right, police and the fbi are now investigating lieutenant collins' death as a possible hate crime. fox5's teisha lewis is live in college park tonight with the story. >>reporter: well, shawn and tone initial the demand comes on the heels of the university releasing its action plan. we're talking about a plan that includes a collaboration between students,

they want them this be trained. they want to create this coalition to address hate-biased incidents. some students we spoke to say that simply is not enough. i would like to see them work alongside students. take our concerns more seriously . and that is yanem emanuel graduated from umd the day collins was stabbed to death at a bus stop near campus. recent hostility was minimized after the administration. college park campus including a noose found inside a campus fraternity house. at this news conference activists listed several demands hoping to get umdmv's attention. there was not enough

of the issues that they had at the college. set up hate free zones in our community. learn about these hate groups so that the actual facts can be put out in the community regarding these hate groups that exist and make sure that we take some action whenever there's an act of hatred. there's some action be taken. and the incident happened here at this bus stop on campus. we want to talk a little bit more about the university's action plan. it is one that includes setting up $100,000 in supplemental funds to adwres potential hate crimes and also teaming up with the athletics department and also the civil rights disiftion to address it as well. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. the cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12 year old tamira rice in 2014 was fired today not because of the shooting. according to the police chief officer timothy low man was fired by not being truthful aut

and a suspension to the officer who was driving the car on the day that rice was shot. there is a 12 year old kid dead. people on both sides are going to say it wasn't enough. it was too much. we have to go through our process. we have to be fair and objective to everybody involved in the process. >> a grand jury cleared both officers of any criminal wrongdoing in the case. over in london tonight, the doors of the manchester train stationery opened forth first time since last week's deadly terrorist attack. manchester victoria stationery seumed opening one week after 12 people were killed. the greater manchester mayor laid a reet. hundreds of people gathere for a vigilance at saint ann's square. investigators are trying to gather evidence as they try to gather how they managed to carry

out the attack. air anna grand day will return sunday. she will be joined by cold play, justin bieber and far el william. the proceeds will go to an emergency fund and the british red cross. >> the site of the country's worst nuclear power accident may be shutting down. today exelon core announced the plant will close in 2019 if the state doesn't step in to help. the company wants the state to change its policies and include nuclear power in its alternative energy ambitions. in 1979 equipment failure and operatorrerrors led to a partial core meltdown of a reactor there. the plant's other reactor is still in use. it is the baseball brawl heard and seen around the country. tonight major league baseball is handing out its punishment to nats old fielder bryce harper and giants pitcher hunter

suspended for four games while strickland gets six. strickland hit harper with a 98-mile per hour fast ball in yesterday's game in san francisco. harper charged the mound and the two men scainged some benches before both benches emptied. strickland was getting back at harper for admiring some pitches he hit off the mound nearly three years ago. both men are appealing their sus pinks. the stanley cup finals are underway while washington fanses get to cry in their beers. when the caps lost to the penguins in the second round of the playoffs rumors started to fly that the team might consider trading star player alex ovechkin. but tonight gm manager confirmed alex ovechkin is not on the trading block saying it is not in the organization's better interest to move him. access denied to rachel dole czar.

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naacp is demanding tonight following the murder of this college student. could saying goodbye to filibusters could benefit the president's plans. >> still tracking some pretty heavy showers and thunderstorms moving through the gainesville area right now, kind of commuting along 66 like so many of you will be doing tomorrow morning. these storms will be gone by the time you continue the commute. clouds and fog will be around again in the morning. we'll have a look at your forecast when fox5 news at ten comes right back. republican leaders are trying to do this to affordable health care. i'm tom perriello and in congress i voted for obamacare because it was wrong that a million virginians weren't covered while insurance companies

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ten:30. right now at ten:30, video of atv riders speeding through city streets with police cruisers hot on their tail, but is the chase a break-in property l column. and demanding action, the push to turn tragedy into change following the death of a local college student. if you saw sunshine mainly west of d.c. chances you saw a strong, if not severe storm. the 10:30 is next. welcome back here at ten:30 i'm sarah simmons and i'm tony perkins. we start with video of what appears to be a d.c. \police\police \chase\chaise going after an illegal atv rider even no there's a no chase policy in the district. fox5's lindsay watts is lie at police headquarters about new details about what happened. lindsay. sarah and toney we reached out to d.c. \police\police right away when we saw that video. we'll give you another look at it now. a woman filme

southeast and she reached out to us to find out what was yoging on. she thought police were not supposed to chase atvs. one of the riders on the run were throwing bricks to crews irs. we asked police whether there are exceptions to their no chase policy but we haven't gotten an answer yet. officers were able to arrest the suspect they were after inside an apartment. the naacp and student activists are demanding a university of maryland include them on a task force the school isoforming in response to the murder of army second lieutenant richard collins the third. fox5's teisha lewis joining us live now from college park with more on this one. teisha? >>reporter: well, change is coming to the university of maryland on the heels of second lieutenant richard collins' fatal stabbing. it's being investigated as a possible hate crime and the naacp and also some student activists say they want to be included

university's solution. they're hoping to get umd administration's attention. this was the scene today in upper marlboro at the county administration building. they had a news conference. they said that they are not included in the university's action plan that includes a task force to help curb hate crimes and keep the campus safe. the naacp and also the student activists say they want to be included. they also say that they would like to have the dialogue continue about hate crimes. they say that they reported some of these incidents to administration before collins' death and it was ignored. >> we'll have more. sue mentioned the strong to severe stormings earlier. cleanup from those damaging storms is underway in parts of virginia. one of the hardest hit areas was blue ridger mobile home park in winchester. some are telling us they may need to find a place to stay tonight after their roofs caved in from tree limbs that fell on top of their homes. no serious injuries were reported. the national weather service is

if a tornado touched down in that area. and we continue now with the weather. it is a rainy evening. how long is this beat weather going to stick around sue palka. give us the latest. we're watching these storms. they're kind of relentless at 10:00 not wanting to let go. the next few hours they will certainly weaken and zimmerman. and they'll be gone by the time you start your morning commute. you know what will be back for the morning commute, more clouds and maybe a little bit of fog. we really struggled to burn that off today and in the areas where it was sunny we saw more storm activity, although tonight some of the storms still holding up even though they are not severe at this hours, that's for sure. we expect to see more sunshine tomorrow. wind descreks is going to shift a little bit out of the southwest. so that will ditch the clouds. bottom line that means we get warm, but with another frontal boundary approaching it also means that we could trigger some showers and storms again tomorrow afternoon some of which could fee

capable of taking down limbs and trees. good news is we get a break from the rainy patch. thursday looks like a beautiful day, but beyond that unfortunately it's still a little unsetted with daily chances of showers and storms. we'll track the very latest with ongoing showers and storms that are around the region right now coming up in just a few minutes and we'll show you hour by hour how wednesday is going to shape up. over to you guys. some of the more than 200 protestorses who demonstrated on inauguration day are facing serious prison time but they hr fighting back. lawyers from nearly two dozen protestors are asking a judge to flow out the felony charges against their clients. they face ate felony counts. defense lawyers say the charges are trumped up. when they say when their clients were initially arrested they were charged with one count of rioting, but now some of the

facing additional charges. today five defendants pledded to misdemeanor rioting and one to felony rioting and tell any assault on a police officer. >> president trump and many republicans in congress are trying to undo some of the policieses enacted during the obama administration. criminal justice reform is the latest target among gop p members. a new one would include command descri minimum sentences for a number of of crimes, some involve illegal immigrants. others would include criminals. the movement towards eliminating mandatory sentencing laws had grown over the past few years, but under the trump administration it appears the pendulum may be swinging back. meanwhile we are learning about a staff shakeup at the white house, president trump's michael dub key has resigned. he submitted his resignation nearly two weeks ago but offered to on until

oversees. he sayses he is stepping down because of personal reasons. the doors at a manchester train station are back open for the first time since last week's deadly terrorists attack. manchester victoria station has resumed services this morning one week after t two people were killed by a suicide bomber at an ar anna grande concert. they laid a reet at a temporary memorial. investigators are still gathering efforts and making arrests as they try to determine how solomon abed did i managed to carry out the plan. air anna grand did i will be returning to manchester to host a benefit if she will be joined by some other big names, cold play, jes tin beeb i and katie perry. it will be settle up by city of manchester and the british red cross. i stand with you all i

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filibuster. president trump has suggested that congress do away with the procedure. fox's mike emanuel takes a closer look at wawa that would mean for the agenda. president trump is losing patients waiting for major legislative accomplishments. the frustration that he's had with the pace of some of the legislation, some of the obstruction tis' tactics that democrats have employed whether it's cabinet nominees or other nominees has been well documented. the senate has been looking to repeal and replace obamacare and do major tax reform through budget reconciliation to allow them to be passed with 35 # votes. so far there isn't consents just among republicans among those issues. majority member rich o'connell has ruled changing. there

who think hs we ought to change the legislative filibuster. a key house republican insisted the ageneral daze not stalled. senate has too get off their high dense and start finding a compromise on healthcare so they can mask in the house. if that happens then we're able to use the revenue from obamacare to get the tax dollars down. it's happening, but happening slowly democrats are not inclined to help unless it's on their terms unless it's on their issues like healthcare. i don't think the republicans should be doing it themselves. i think we should be working a bipartisan way on this obviously very, very important issue to everybody. with congress slow to put points on the board on major over hauls there is concern on the republicans seeking reelection in 2018. vice-president mike pence is expected to crisscross the midwest

summer. sources close to pence say the idea is supporting republicans who are helping the president's agenda. as to the ageneral contact there are limitations that can be done, which is a frustration to many republicans right now. if congress were seeking to do all healthcare reform, a complete repeal could require 60 votes in the senate. so to do the entire major ticket items they need to scrap the legislative filibuster which senate leaders don't sound prepared to do. in washington, mike emanuel, fox news. >> a community in east hartford con is firing back at comments recently made by education secretary betsy dise volunteers during a budget meeting betsy referred to east hartford as adult day care. today, parents, students and teachers responded they held a

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lightening at 10. forty-five, ten:50, prince william county getting hit hard. i'll bet we can see some lit evening as we check our tower cam. a loft moisture around and the clouds, not seeing lightening as i think we're looking at the washington monument. certainly there is definitely a light show going onto the south and west of d.c. tonight. that is for sure. we've chased around some severe storms earlier today between about five:30 and seven:30 and still tonight what we're finding is more storms are developing on the seeds of the previous storms or the little l minute i cold fronts they leave behind, the outflow boundaries we're calling them. we're seeing that here across fairfax county and the number of strikes in the past 15 about 48 lightening strikes. we also have more showers. of

anne arrundel. the storms seem more to the south, so mount vernon, those are really close to you and another storm has popped up closer to the large audience plate a area. this is right around the brentsville area. likely some heavy rain getting dropped out of that. not seeing any signatures with hail. bowie it's almost done for you. the showers moving over towards northern portions of anne arrundel county. the severe storm watch was up for pennsylvania, not for us. right about 56789. 350 or so we got a tornado warning for frederick county and virginia and also clark county and there is some damage out there, but it's not sure if it's straight line wind damage or if rotation caused that. more information will have to be gathered with that, but certainly significant damage whether it's from straight lined wind. the trees coming down caused a lot of trouble. what is left likely doesn't have the wibd to bring down any more trees. today we only got into the

because we simply could not ditch that marine layer. tomorrow could be a different story. we could get more sunshine. we could git earlier, say by the noon hour and that could cook up a few more showers and storms in the afternoon. here's what you expect, morning clouds and fog and then with a frontal boundary approaching in the afternoon finding more sunshine, there could be some instability around and we'll have to watch that afternoon sun for the possibility of more thunderstorms to develop later in the day. so again, battling clouds and fog in the morning, sunshine and potential thunderstorms as we head on into the afternoon. so here's your day planner, 68-degrees at eight in the morning, more fog, more dreary conditions. by noon quite a bit brighter president p winds outed of the southwest will help to get rid of the clouds, 77-degrees. by 5:00 with a temperature of 81 there could be some thunderstorms around. upper 70ss to low 80s ought to do it for

let me show you the seven day forecast. because while we have the possibility of more storms tomorrow we'll watch it. thursday your day off from thunderstorms. friday, 84, saturday and sunday we have to keep them in the forecast. at least it's warming up a little bit. i know you don't like seeing the daily storms on here truth serum, i don't like, either. they'll be around at 82. tuesday some storms possible at 78. i don't know if you're happy to see that or not thursday is looking great. we live for thursday. it's like the middle of summer really. >> thanks, sue. do you rely on gp apps to get around the city. i do, but according to a new study you may be wasting your time. new research shows drivers waste the equivalent of 28 hours using navigation apps. the time is lost when devices send drivers either the long way

or the wrong way. 27 percent cite confusing directions. and 31 percent admit to shouting at it as if it was a real person. you got to get the anger out somehow. the survey was commissioned by a taxi company. it can be frustratingment we were talking about it today. you're coming up on your turn and it tells you before when it's too late. we're not really learning anymore. there are certain places i go i always have to put it in the gps because i didn't learn it last time. you didn't pay attention to what was around you. >> it's convenient. >> a couple of joe in the morning may actually reduce your risk of the most common form of liver cancer. researchers say more than 2 million people and found drinking one cup of coffee a day, sarah can reduce your risk by to of 20 percent. drinking two cups slashes your risk by

to five cups can lead to a 50 percent reduction in the primary form of liver cancer. we're not recommending you drink five cups. you should talk to your doctor before doing something like that. the findings apply to both caffeinated and decaffeinated. i must have the healthiest liver ever. if you like to cook with extra virgin oil, listen up. olive oil prices have jumped. there ace drought due to the increasing worldwide demand. takes a newly planted olive tree seven to ten years to become productive. yet another thing we have to pay more for. you don't need the extra virgin, just regular virgin. let's check in with shawn now to see what's coming up at 11. coming up tonight at 11 new security concerns surrounding president trump. that's right. if you could run that for me i

going to talk more about why the security phones have to deal with his cellphone. the d.c. department has a no chase policy so why were officers caught on camera chasing atv riders through the city. tense moments today in maryland following reports of a break-in, a house fire and a barricade situation. we'll have the latest on that next at 11.

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>> this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, severe storm damage a. wr we're in the virginia community where the powerful winds toppled trees and power lines. atv riders caught riding through the city with d.c. \police\police right hinted them. the department has a no chase policy so what happened here. and a call for action a following the murder of a l college student at the un

news starts now. we are going to begin with that wet weather. more storms are marching through the region tonight. thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. tonight's \rain\reign\ comes hours after severe storms did a.m. age in northern virginia this afternoon. sue palka begins our team coverage with the very latest. we're still hanging onto some storms tonight. they're not severe but they sure are persistent and long lived. they developed on what was the ghost today on the outflow boundaries by the little cold fronts that get left behind. in a way they were seated. as we look at everything in motion we were getting some good rain coming across the beltway with lit evening. we've had heavier activity just down toward mount vernon, dale city you're going to be getting on this. this