palka. >> here we go round two and just a few minutes ago had a severe thunderstorm warning cancelled for culpeper, and, but we do still have strong storms that will be crossing the beltway. this is the line that we're watching, you'll recall yesterday gainsville got hit multiple times with storms, these also moving right along 66 and the northern portion of that particular storm we think will be crossing fairfax county and maybe the beltway here in the next little while. heads up for that. that's a storm we're talking about, heavy rain, lightening, a little while ago, the gusts were up here severe levels and down towards warrington remington, another storm with heavy rain, and we can follow that all the way down to culpeper. between now and about 8:00 we got to wait for this line to move on through and you again, it is starting to find more entering in the atmosphere and you can expect heavy rain,

hail. quick look at your evening planner, a temperature of 77. definitely got warmer today with more sunshine. winding down by 9:00. and pretty much all clear we think by 11:00, although the frontal boundary comes through later tonight. could maybe touch off another showers and storms. we'll let you know. and have frequent updates throughout the newscast. dc police said the secret service moved in quickly after learning a pennsylvania man was on his with to the new trump international hotel with weapons he was arrested after police say they found an assault rifle, a handgun as well as ammunition in his vehicle, which was parked inside the hotel's garage. fox 5's paul wagner joins us live outside the total tonight with more on the story. paul? >> reporter: jim and marina. brian moles is still locked up he did not make cut-off at the courthouse, so he'll have his

then release the evidence. what we know today is that a concerned citizen notified the pennsylvania state police early this morning and said that there was a concern about why this man was coming to washington. and at this hour, we still don't know. i reached out to several of his relative today, one answered the phone. then hung up on me for the second identified himself as a relative, and i asked him, do you know why he was coming here to washington? he said no. but i said, do you know whether or not he might have been coming here to harm people and he said absolutely not. let's tell you the rest of the story. it was around 12:30 this morning, dc police say they received a tip from the pennsylvania state police that brian moles was on his way to the car., and he had firearms i- after alerting the state secret service and security at the hotel, police say they found moles about a half hour after he had checked in. after searching his car in the garage, police say they found a glock 23 handgun, a carbon

master rival, 30 rounds of 7.62 ammo and 60 rounds of .223 ammo. he has been charged with carrying a pistol without a license and possession of unregistered ammunition. although moles is charged with making threats, dc police chief peter newsham said they took the initial tip very seriously. >> i could tell you this. i was very concerned about this circumstance, very peculiar and i believe that the officers and our federal partners and in particular the tipster coming forward overted a potential disaster in our nation's capitol. >> interview of mr. moles was conducted by agents in the washington field office which revealed he posed no immediate threat. the secret service in conjunction with federal state and local partners conducting a comprehensive

>> reporter: we were unable to learn much about moles because he didn't make his appearance in court. he's in his mid 40's and the associated press is reporting he's a physician and works as a physician and has a physician's license in a town just outside of erie, also spent a long time in the u.s. navy. play you this video now. the police search his home in this towns on the of edinboro. we spoke with the chief of police and he said he didn't know anything about moles. he was not somebody he was aware of he didn't know anything about the incident. he said actually, this house where mr. moles lives is not even in edinboro but an area outside of edinbor. south of ear re. perhaps we'll learn more when he make his first a

outside the trump hotel, paul wagner, fox 5 local news cab driver arrested after allegedly sexual assaulting a female passenger. >> that driver will go before a judge tomorrow morning, tisha lewis is following this story for us, live in northwest with the latest on this story. tisha? . >> reporter: well, the driver was arrested right here in the 16th street neighborhood after a passerby spotted the struggle and that makes sense because you can see to my right, here along 16th street is a very busy roadway. now, the defendant is identified as 24-year-old yarid, mcco an from silver line springs. she told police she blacked out and when she woke up. the driver was raping her. she became hysterical and began to push him off. he got into the fro

it was in this neighborhood, the victim apparently begged him to stop driving the cab and let her out. police say ultimately, a third party in another car witnessed the exchange and forced the cab to stop here. i did speak to an attorney for the cab union and had an odd response saying he was not a member of the union. this person has been fingerprinted and is in the system and sirfible. so when this happens it's easier to verify who this person was. the strange response coming from general counsel for the washington, dc taxi operators association. the victim was picked up in the u street entertainment district in northwest. at some point during the assault, she told police that the cab driver took her phone and threw it out the window. that phone was discovered about a block ay

standing. the cab driver's attorney is quoted as saying that his client is presumed innocent and then wait until all of the facts come out. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. the fbi is asking for the public's help in identifying a man accused of sexual assaulting a minor at arlington national cemetery. the fbi says it happened on memorial day, the man and a female minor who do i not know each other were standing in a crowd during the wrench laying ceremony. the man repeatedly touched the victim inappropriately. if you recognize this man, contact authorities. also in virginia, police are trying to track down a man who used fake movie money to get changed. we first told you about this last week and this incident happened saturday morning at a wawa in the 2900 block of plank road in fredericksberg. he asked the clerk to make change for $100 bill. and the cashier realized that bill was movie

the suspect believed to be in his 20's. if you recognize the person in that video. that's pretty clear picture right there. you're asked to give police a call. ♪ ♪ new kathy griffin is out of a job. cnn announced it is cutting ties with the comedian and she will not return as co host of the annual new year's eve coverage. comes after public out cry of the outrageous image she posted >> shows her show holding what appears to be a blood covered mask. the president fired off a tweet this morning and fox 5 learned there may be legal questions for the comedian as well. fox 5 tom fitzgerald talked with the secret service today, he's live with more on this. fitz beginning, u.s. secret service officials telling fox 5 tonight that quote threats against a protectees receive the highest priority amongst our investigation. furthermore, other law enforcement officials familiar th

us this photograph, gruesome image holding what appeared to be the severed bloody head of the president of the united that level of scrutiny.rise to - understand the reaction to the photo has been intense on both sides of the political spectrum from chelsea clinton to the president of the united states himself. now, kathy griffin herself has apologized for this photo but the controversy has not died down. before we talk about this more, let's show you how she offered the apology online. >> i sincerely apologize. i'm just now seeing the reactions of these image, i'm a comic, i went way too far, the image is too disturbing, i understand how it offends people. it wasn't funny, i get it. i made a lot of mistakes in my career, i will continue, i ask your forgive ness, i'm going to ask the photography to tick down the image and i beg for your forgive ness, went t

a mistake and i was wrong. >> reporter: there you have it. but optics here are raising questions in that video, griffin is seen several times appearing to be rolling her eyes or signature appearance appears altered having removed her trademark makeup. now, we posed a very simple question on the fox 5 facebook page today. was this apology by kathy griffin, in your opinion, scenario? this wasn't even close by an almost two to one margin, more than 1,000 saying no, only about half that number, 500 saying yes. and while in that apology, you heard here say very clearly that this is no joke. it may be even more serious from that in a legal standpoint. threatening the president of the united states is a class e felony over the code of the united states. it carries with it, if convicted a five-year federal prison sentence an fine of a quarter million.

yes, there is free speech in this country, but when you cross a line into threats, you've entered a completely different territory. >> if we're talking about free speech and right to say it she has as much right to pose with that shot as others, ted new the gent >> there should be consequences for this type of imagey. >> reporter: as we told you the president himself weighing in on this tonight. we'll read it directly. kathy griffin should be ashamed of herself, my children, especially my 11-year-old son, barn ron having a hard time with this. cnn is not the only organization cutting ties with kathy griffin, a casino in the southwest has cancelled a planned july 22'nd appearance and tonight a bathroom accessory company which only hired her three weeks ago to be a spokesperson for the products tonight

contract and it will no longer appear on their behalf. live from northwest, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. coming up, labron james the target of a hate crime >> he should be getting ready for the nba final, we're going to tell you what vandals did at his home as the nba finals kicks off. more monitors in the marijuana business, what some states are doing to entice more ethnicities to join the growing industry. alex? and changes are coming once again to the reston town center parking lot but the controversy lives on. i'll explain after the break. in after the break.

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reston one of the areas warned for a severe thunderstorm warning. fairfax county, loudoun and montgomery. this is moving northeast at 25, gusts to 60 miles an hour, and that type gusts can bring down limbs and tree branchs, be aware as these storms continue to move northeast centreville bethesda, reston, herndon, potomac, bethesda, all of these

in the path moving northeast about 25 miles an hour, actually, i want to go back to the one that we are watching, so let me just give you a quick radar update with that and you can see what we're showing you, it's lot a lot of lightening, again continuing to move to the northeast watch for that heavy rain always tough when these are coming through at the time of the commute. we talked about some of the areas in the path but again, that warning will go until 6:00. we'll keep an eye on everything else. back to you. >> it's ridiculous in reston, it's just agreed. >> there's just all this security around, and they're not security trying to help you, they're trying to give you a tic ticket. >> everyone expressed more sales and decrease in traffic. people have mentioned ranges from ten t

>> i'm afraid we're going to lose this special place in res reston. >> you heard them make parking free again, that's what many are demanding, shoppers and retails in virginia. pnot happy about the new park system at the town center >> there are changes on the way and fox 5 alexandra limon live in the rain, wow, it's coming down. but you're not talk weather, you're talking parking. >> reporter: yeah, it is pouring but the big announcement from the owners of the reston town center is there's going to start offering one hour of free parking during the day on weekdays, now, you would think after all the controversy we've seen, tenants would be happy about that. well, not even close. i talked to some people who work at restaurants and shops and they say one hour just simply isn't enough. in fact, one woman i talked to called it a slap in the face. now, here is how the new parking rules at the reston

will work. starting monday, customers can park free one hour before 5:00 p.m. weekdays and completely free between 5:00 p.m. and 3:30 in the morning, after 3:30, they will start charging again. parking will also be free in the parking structure on weekends and holidays, which has always been the case. the company that owns the town center boston properties said this change comes in response to the feedback they've gotten from the community checks includes some of those protests that were organized by the businesses here like restaurants and shops, that say they have lost a huge amount business ever since they started charging for parking here. >> 50% of our business is gone. 50%. and our staff has had to leave, go find other jobs. hours have been cut. projected projects are put off. you don't know what to do or expect. we don't see any end and they weren't, you know

us any help, giving us an hour does not rectify this. and to me, that's like throwing a bone to somebody and it's i consider it salt in the wounds, a slap in the face. >> i'm sorry in whoever made that statement feels that way. listening to feedback we got over the period of time from when we implemented the system to the present as well as looking at what it is we have to do to control for our tenants and their guests as it relates to using the garages, we felt like that was most appropriate compromise given everything we've been hearing. >> reporter: now, the executive vice president for boston properties disputes that there has been such a drastic drop in business. in fact, he said in some cases, charging for parking here is helping businesses because according to the company, people who live in the area or who are heading to the airport or nearby hotels

free parking here at the town center. reporting live in reston alexandra limon fox 5 local news. credit alex found a place to stay dry, that's the important part a warehouse heist caught on camera. >> filled with condoms and sex toys. did they know what they were stealing. there's a facility locally these group of thieves targeted. coming up. a cool new exhibit is opening in the district that mixes art with technology, next we're getting a incomplete peak and an early tour. and an early tour.

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it is called art tech house located on maryland avenue southwest. the co founders are showing us, here to join us with a preview >> thank you so much, we're excited opening tomorrow for day to the public expensive this amazing installation. pieces you can interact with, be the artist yourself and create a different experience. we're down here, i'm sure you can see in the background you can see >> yes, we can. >> so no, this is, it's going to be on view from june 1st till september 3rd, three months during the full summer and we have daytime and evening admissions and it's great for kids, families as well as just adults to come and

>> it's great for jim lokay. >> give me a little indication here. >> just a show. >> that's pretty cool. so people could check this out >> we got a swarm of bees here. yes. >> you mentioned about bringing families in, this is unique because you're merging so many different forms of art and technology into one exhibit. what makes this is special? >> yes. so he said dedicated to people who use technology as a medium. we believe it's reflective of today's world, the digital world, that's why we dedicated it to these amazing artists, this is a perfect bridge between the experience of their real world and the digital world and a great introductory for what arctic house will bring in the future. as you'll see, everything that we have here from

spreads algorithmic letters, as if it's writing a poem, to a grass feel, everything imitates the real nature experience, but now that we're part of this criminal case, we're able to manipulate and really interact with and play with it as andrea is walking on the field. it imitates us walking on the grass. and the grass and the hey is going one way or another. educational learning for our kids, and >> we'll be sending jim down there >> can't wait to check it out. maryland avenue. >> art tech house. >> thank you very much. coming up. will president trump withdrawal? we're talking about the paris climate agreement. ronica cleary is on that story tonight. >>reporter: we got rumors, reports, denies, would know what's going on, we're going to give you the scoop with the paris climate accord and how it

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. of my fox 5 at 5:00. 5:30 on the nose, some top story, police made a second arrest, this happened last month on bruce street in southeast. christopher heard of oxon hill died of multiple gunshot wounds. malik hill of capitol heights has been arrested and charged. in virginia, a bank robbery suspect being hell without bond after escaping from police custody. he held up a pnc bank and took off with an undisclosed amount cash. he was able to escape from his cuffs and jump out the back of the cruiser, police caught up with him a second time. he's facing a litany of charges. police in anne arundel

in the hopes of identifying three people wanted in connection with the burglary at a storage facility. works at an extra space on new ridge road in hand over said multiple units were broken into. if you happen to recognize any anne arundel police a call. it would drastically reduce the effort to stop it >> he made a decision to leave broke but the white house still not confirming anything, fox's political reporter ronica cleary live with more. >> reporter: hey, marina and jim. it was a promise that president trump made on the campaign trail. to pull out of the paris climate accord. it was an agreement that president obama entered in 2015. it said that the united states would reduce its fossil fuel emission by about 30% by 2025. it came back in the news for

those reports that broke that you money, but president trump also took to twitter this morning, take a look at his tweet. i will bes nowing my decision on the paris climate accord over the next few days and he goes on to say make america great again. what we got out of the press briefing wasn't much. sean spicer's briefing was just over ten minutes long and it was off camera. and almost every question in that briefing was about the paris climate accord. had the president made his decision? had he made the decision but decided not to announce it yet? who was the president consulting to make the decision? are the reports true that he has decided to leave? well, spicer was very close to the vest with information, simply saying that when the presient makes his decision it will be known. when a member of the white house press pool saw the president and asked if he was leaning towards getting out, the president simply replied you'll find out very z now, this morning on wtop's ask the governor,

mcauliffe weighed in as well. take a listen. >> this is to idiotic that the president is pulling out. think about this, every nation in the globe signed on to this agreement, except for two, inning rag what and syria. now president trump put us in the category with syria and nick rag wa and everybody else in the globe the other side. your statement right there is to foolish, we worked very hard on this agreement. nothing surprises me, every day i get out of bed it's some new surprise or tweet. governor mcauliffe went on to explain he has signed executive orders that basically will reduce the carbon emissions in the state of virginia's putting climate change concerns, as a priority. the governor, he said that virginia is vulnerable to potential changes as a result of climate change, and that's why he's making it a priority. whether or not

does ronica cleary fox 5 local news and the trump administration is on the virtue of rolling about the a federal rule that requires most employers to provide free coverage of birth control to their employees. the so he called conceptive mandate was implemented following the affordable care act. the proposed regulation will allow employers to deny birth control coverage if they object for any reason. as a result, abortion rights groups warn up to 55 million women could lose coverage, something that would save those benefitting from the mandate, 1.4 billion dollars a year. david shulkins said medical marijuana could help veterans. he's open to expanding the use of the drug to help service members suffering from ptsd. he made the remarks today. >> my opinion is, is that some of the states that have put in appropriate controls, there

beginning to be helpful. and we're interested in looking at that and learning from that. until time, that federal law changes, we were able to be able to prescribe, you know, medical marijuana for conditions that may be helpful. >> congress recently changed rules so va doctors can talk about medical marijuana with patients in states where it is legal. however, they're far from prescribing it. meantime cities and states that have legalized marijuana are offering breaks to minority entrepreneurs in the industry. a move supporters hope. ohio's medical marijuana said 15% of the licenses for minority businesses. licenses applicants in pennsylvania must include a plan that spells out how to achieve racial equity. recreational is now legal in eight states. medical marijuana in 20 states. anthony brown held

table discussion on issues and concerns dealing with domestic violence and sexual assaults. during today's discussion, brown introduced the protecting domestic violence and stalking victims act. the it would close three potentially fatal loop holes that would lo convicted stalkers and those under temporary restraining orders to buy firearms. >> it's a national problem that, you know, is found in every community. regardless of race or ethnicity or nationality or gender or sexual orientation. we're here to talk about ways that we can strengthen the laws as well as the support services and programs to protect survivors of domestic violence. >> 46 representatives are co signing the bill. former ncaa chief ben gel lift is

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headlines. caitlin, you're busy getting into that time of year, we got one severe thunderstorm, heavy rain, lots of lightening and a history of hail. this is inside the beltway, it's about to cross 270 and we're seeing the core of that storm starting to approach bethesda, places in western montgomery county poolsville through potomac, seeing the worst. what to expect in your neighborhood the rest of tonight. all coming up in your seven-day forecast. we'll take a look after fox 5 news at 5:00 returns after this.

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officials in maryland are talking precautions against mosquitoes. started to eliminate potential breeding grounds. date back to

been about 198 cases of zika all associated with travel to areas where it was transmitted. the disease has not been transited by mosquitos in maryland. and some lucky elementary students in dc had a unique opportunity today, students from morery elementary got the chance to learn about bees and harvesting honey. with the bee keepers for the program, brought in honey cones to teach the kids the process of how honey ends up in a bottle. >> i think it's important to know about the importance of po pollen aters. over 75% of the flowering plants in the world are impacted by a po pollen ator, a bee or butterfly, they're very important. >> that kid was -- dc's water treatment plan is home to three bee

>> i noticed there's a big trend of people building bee hives and making their own honey >> that's my reaction when i see the radar. >> oh, no. we've had the month of may, the last day of the month. a lot of rain gloomy days, we saw sunshine earlier. looked promising. here's a view live view of reston where alexandra limon was just live with pouring rain and gusty winds, but the storm exited the area and moving quickly. it's raining a little bit although can't be raining too hard if people are walking around without the umbrellas. summertime thunderstorms in the air mass, little warmer and more humid and the sunshine destabled us and allowed for thunderstorms to form off to the west and moving into the district. as quickly as

come through, as quickly they seem to leave. right now, here's the cluster of showers and thunderstorms we're watching, the severe thunderstorm warning was expired for montgomery loudoun and fairfax county. rain and lightening over there. even over past 30's minutes, prince george's county you're next, there is lightening there, however, definitely the heavier part of storm is north of dc, moving to the top side to have the beltway. this cannot be fun for anyone who's on the beltway right now, i'm seeing a lot of lightening and flagging some hail from rockville all the way down towards bethesda and more eastern sections of montgomery county and probably northern parts of the district, bethesda you're getting heavy rain and lightening, mclean virginia that will be northern dc takoma park within the next couple of minutes. it's still a pretty strong storm with history of producing hail, this moves quickly but very light hail indicated in the storm, actually the heaviest is

up over reston ashburn, sterling, places in virginia. that's where the warning was issued. this hasn't been an incredibly strong line of severe thunderstorms but it had juice as it crosses 95 and as soon as this moves away, it is out ahead of of a cold front. we should clear out. the actual front is across western is sections of pennsylvania and west virginia, that will move through later around 11:00 p.m. or midnight. look at these temperature, isn't it shocking what rain will do? i can't believe this is right. back down into the 50's already, these temperatures. behind this front, 78 in washington or behind these storms, 69 in annapolis, but the heavy rain knocking it back down into the 50's and the 40's. i would almost question that. the thunderstorms can really do something with your temperatures, severe weather this evening under a marginal risk and really what we have is all we'll get in terms of potential severe weather that cluster is crossing the area and fox futurecast shows it moves off into sections o

maryland, anne arundel, calvert county within the next 30's minutes, you say me heavy rain and lightening, same maryland, charles county and st. mary's county. by 10:00, 11:00. clouds and maybe a brief shower is the actual front. that is crossing and then behind that front, high pressure builds in and it should be an excellent top to bottom really nice thursday forecast. we haven't had main days like this, that just starting and end beautifully but tomorrow will be one, temperatures into the 80's, right around 80, sunshine low humidity, it should be nice. low temperatures, once we rebound from the shocking drop in the temperature, that will be in the 50's and 60's, tomorrow most of us in the 70's should hit 80 in washington, a beautiful pool day, friday looks nice too and most of saturday. that thunderstorm shouldn't be until the evening and we'll be rather spotty. so we'll save the unsettled weather for sunday and looks cloudy, showery and cool yet again in that

in your seven-day forecast. so storm moving through right now and then we should be done pretty clear for the rest of the night. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. fox 5 will be right back after this.

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self proclaimed white supremesist accused of fally stabbing two men says his actions were about free speech >> steve rapoport with more >> i call it terrorist and i call it patriotism >> he was arraigned on multiple charges in portland oregon. accused of threatening a 16-year-old and her muslim friend and fatally stabbing two men as they tried to defend the girls. >> free speech, this is america. get out if you don't like free speech >> several charges including two counts of aggravated murder carrying a possible death

sentence, the incident causing unease in the famously liberal city. organized by patriot prayer, which wheeler called an altright group looking to stir up trouble >> there's never a place for bigotry or hatred in our community, and especially not right now. >> but the group says it has no intention of cancelling. meanwhile the girls who were being harassed by christian are speaking out. calling the victims heroing saying if they hadn't intervened. christian could have targeted them >> i want to say thank you to the people who put their lives on the line for me. they didn't even know me and lost their lives because of me and my friend. >> a grand jury will convene in the coming days to consider more charges against christian, due back in court on june 7th. in new york, steve rapoport, fox news. just day before he takes to court in e

labron james was the target of a hate crime. at home, james owns in los angeles apparently had the n word spray painted across the front gate. investigators are looking for security footage to identify who may be responsible. james wasn't home during the incident, he's with the cavaliers preparing for game one of the nba finals tomorrow night. to vegas where the search is on for a couple of thieves robbing a sex toy warehouse. the first time time the suspects broke in through a door. second time crashed into the gate. loading up their trunk with boxes. >> i looked at my cameras, which i have accessible on my phone. and i saw they were packing boxes again. to me, it's one of the worse parts is the whole process of reporting it. replacing the damage that was caused. and that feel that's think he can come in again and again. >> thieves got awa

than $40,000 in ex-rated merchandise. forget the romp. pin, there's something called the brom per. >> a new trend in roam pers for men. take a look. the hottest summer fashion trend since factory torn jeans. the cop romper >> deputy hook em, and book em. the video covers the out fits many benefits which can they say, includes, flexibility that officers don't normally get. the cop r omper sadly isn't available in stores or anywhere else, to that matter we want to talk about the weather, we've seen severe storms move through right now, saw reston before, where are we looking now

and the storms now have a warning for eastern portions of montgomery into portions of howard and anne arundel county, it appears to be pulsing and as it's doing that, it's creating hail gusts to 60 as it moves to the northeast, getting in closer, you can see it has pushed across 270 touching the top side of the beltway a little bit. but about to graze northern prince george's county and full on into howard county. here's a little time table. we have the laurel at 5:55. on top of you right now. if you're not already hearing the thunder, it's 6:04. to columbia, 6:14 and ellicott city 6:20. we'll continue to watch and you can one line moving on through, there's a frontal boundary that will cross later tonight we're thinking this will take most of the atmospheric energy way. until 6:30,e'

update in a few minutes and fox 5 local news at 5:00 is coming right back after this break. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban

i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

. chick fil-a expanding in the dc area, in honor of the opening, restaurant owner let about hundred people on the first chick fil-a road trip, they took part in service projects, pretty cool. including working together with 10,000 meals for dc central kitchen and there's free worth of food. check it out on maryland avenue. retirement facility in virginia, proving you're never too old to play in shape. they hosted a national senior health and fitness day class. the goal titled with movement there's improvement and to help promote active and healthy live styles for older americans and those who took part

motion using light weights, partnered with the i novacares for seniors programs to host the class. you see him. >> got to be active out there. loosen up >> flexibility with a romper. r roam. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. a guest arrested inside the trump hotel. >> the police chief said a potential disaster may have been overted after a man is arrested here at the trump hotel. a security scare outside the white house triggered a lockdown, and >> it ended in this neighborhood a cab passenger said she was raped by a taxi driver. a third party spotted and called police. i'm tisha lewis, more details coming up. the news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ ♪ developing tonight, the the white house on lockdowned -

arrested a person who tried to jump overtime bike barricade rack near the white house grounds >> things are back to normal now. there were no injuries. police charged the person who tried to jump the barricade with unlawful entry. that person has the not yet been identified. . you can see the rain drops on the camera lens. the second day of showers and storms at the height of rush hour >> where is the rain >> we just got new warnings for portions of montgomery county into howard and prince george's county as well as a small portion of anne arundel, this is the same storm we've been tracking through the our 5:00 news. it hailed on reston, this is moving northeast and has been pulsing. it will weaken and get stronger, gusts to 60 possible and hail to the sides of quarters can't be ruled out or at least to the size of dimes, getting in a little bit closer this is pushing in the savage area, running right