leighton'sville. here's the big picture. other storms are around me ballinger creek that's a good storm in frederick county. problem in montgomery county has been going on an hour and a half now. and we're continuing to see more storms develop over the same region. at the moment, weaker, what looks like a green rope coming out of the montgomery storm and moving south west. that's what's called an outflow boundy. that makes more storms fovrment we have to watch loudoun and fairfax to see if we get anything else. this storm looking weaker now than it did just 30 minute a ago. still raining so hard in gaithersburg that the storm only slowly moving northeast at a few miles an hour. this green area here bordered by montgomery to late o onesville to brookville that is the flash flood warning until 7:15 and we're getting reports of flooding around the leightonsville area. you're getting reports

and we got hail large hail in many areas and now problem is heavy water. go shen branch reporting flood at 4:45 montgomery village an as we check the radar estimating how much rain as folen look at the bulls eye around laytonsville and that's with one storm. that's enough to promote that flash flooding. darnstown an area to be watched closely, 1.3" of rain there and it's all about the heat and humidity. still 90 degrees. compare to rain receive soaked gaithersburg at 71. rain storms do a good job cooling us off and throw moisture into the atmosphere. anything we see between now and 8:00 when it winds down is capable of dropping heavy reigns. heads up. we'll update you again in a few minutes. sarah, jim. >> well streets on southeast side of capitol were closed after a man drove his car to barrier and

near the library of congress. >> bomb squad had to be called in after video of crash appeared to be intentional. paul wagner live on the scene with more. paul. >> let me tell you a little more about the intentional part. they rj chad that is capitol police investigators charged this man with felony assault on a police officer as well as reckless driving. i'm told the reason they did that is because they took a look at this camera and right up above from where this incident took place this morning here at second and pennsylvania avenue southeast and they indicated from that camera that it appeared this man never hit the brakes. that it appeared to be intentional. but there's no investigating to be done. let's show you video that we shot from earlier today. now, after this man crashed his vehicle into the barrier, it then forced the barrier into the front of the police cruiser. and the officer was actually inside the police

did suffer some minor injuries. he was not standing outside. also the man driving the vehicles suffered minor injuries. he was taken to a hospital. now there was a question as to whether or not this car may have contained some kind of something that got the officers concerned. so they brought in a k-9. my understanding the k-9 did not alert on the vehicle however they brought in the bomb squad and they disrupted trunk of that vehicle a couple times. they found nothing suspicious inside. u.s. capitol police are saying that there's no nexus to terrorism at this point and the real question is now whether or not this was intentional and based on what they saw. and that video. and we spoke with a woman r runing a hot dog stand across the street. she witnessed this incidents. here's what she had to say today. >> i was on the phone. and i just heard bang.

it was loud. turn around and i saw the back car pushing the -- almost like pushing the barrier towards the police c car. >> u.s. capitol police have not released the man's name who was driving that car. they say he did not have a valid permit. as you know, since after 9/11 u.s. capitol police were st standing guard every corner of capitol and have been doing this 24 hours a day since. they are standing out here and vulnerable and this officer today was inside his car when he was hit. live on capitol hill, paul wagner, "fox5 local news". >> "fox5" with new surveillance of three suspects wanted in connection with a double homicide in suitland. you can see the three suspects getting out of a car and walking with a few

cam with the victims. after shooting one of the suspects is seen running back to the car. this happened last sunday silver hill road. when officers got there they found courtney sims and anthony douglass shot to de death. >> three high school students are facing charges after police say they broke into a vacant rental home and had a party. the homeowner also claims the teens trashed his house leaving broken windows, doors, torn offer the windows and holes in the walls. the teens are students at walt whitman high school. "fox5" anjali hemphill has more on this story. >> reporter: we're off long wood drive in up scale neighborhood in bethesda. you can see the home we're talking about here behind me with the windows boarded up that was after this house juan broken into and vandalized by teenagers not once but twice. the first time was at the very beginning of july when investigators say this unoccupied rental home was broken into by at least one teenager that

and then vandalized the house. the second time happened just a few days later. the homeowner here told neighbors and principal of walt whitman there was drug use and under age drinking and teenagers left several broken windows tore doors off hinges and kicked holes in walls. police would not elaborate more they say this case especially initial break in is under investigation. right now two boys and one girl are facing charges of burglary, trespassing and destruction of property under $1,000 for the second break in. >> later that week about july 5 there was another call at 8 . and this time police responded and caught three youths that had just left the residence. and the you've nile female and two juvenile males were very forthcoming with officers, explained how they entered the

to parents. if your house is empty, because you don't have anybody living there. or you're on vacation, it helps to alert neighbors of that situation, give them your phone number. also ask thermometer to them to contact police if anyone comes on the property and is acting suspiciously. >> principal of walt whitman high school sent a letter tomorrow to the parents of a liter he received from the vandalized house. it's come to our attention that a whitman student 'tis the party to a number of friends and videos and photos were september around on social media. your child may have seen them or have knowledge ever the party. if you are a whitman parent we would greatly appreciate any help in your child heard anything about the party or even better videos, pictures, or names of people involved. we are devastated that the house was trashed. and would deeply appreciate your support. now, "fox5" did reach

that homeowner and we did not hear back. and the identities of the three teenagers who are charged is not being released as they are juveniles. live in bethesda, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". police trying to track down a man that wrote hate speech graph tutee eey on the side of a business. this was from the alley next to universal flooring located in the 4600 block of 41 street norm west and the suspect pulls up on a bike and writes white devils on the wall. this is not first time the store has been a target. >> our main concern is my parents, my father is 09 and mother is right behind him and they work here at universal floors and we feel for their safety. >> right now npd is asking anyone with information about the graffiti to give them a call. >> a minnesota woman shot dead by police after she called 911 herself. >> you're affecting people's lives

a white woman living in southwest minneapolis that notified the police -- >> tonight questions about why both body cameras on the officers were turned off at the time of the shooting. >> and a shocking report accusing r&b singer art kelly of new sexual misconduct allegations. details of alleged consult that involved trapping young women. >> and it's demolition day in the district. police keeping their promise to get rid of illegal atvs and how many off road vehicles were confiscated over the weekend. we'll show you after the

>> a community in minneapolis, minnesota, is angry and looking for answers. >> this comes after australian woman that lived there was gunned down by police. fox's iris perez with the story. mementos, tears, frustration. >> whoever shot her you're affecting people's lives you know that? >> the sense of loss deep by felt as hundreds gathered 51 street west in minneapolis. >> that could have been me. it could have been you. it could have been drew. it could have been any of us. >> outside this neighborhood alleyway a memorial grows for justine. >> she brought sox joy to so many lives. >> she was

medication teacher from australia is who the community identifies as the most recent victim hot and killed by a minneapolis police officer. >> and we don't demand justice. this will happen again. and this sxhunty is not immune from happening again and because the police forces are out of control. >> according to the vca it started with a saturday night call for service. minneapolis police say a two officer squad was september here at 11:30 on unknown trouble call. meanwhile bca in charge ever the investigation has maintained the two answered a possible assaul call. >> sadly, we now have justine a white woman living in south west minneapolis that simply notified the police about an assault that she was concerned about. she was being a good neighbor and she lost her life being a good neighbor. >> what draws the most confusion is that neether of the officer's body cameras nor dashcam ra was rolling. >> body camera, aren't you

you guys hiding something? what's the deal. >> mayor betsy hojs shares the same concern. >> i have a lot of questions why the body cameras were not on. >> she held this press conference 4 hours after the shooting. >> at this point that would be a question the bca would respond to. >> npd faces intense scr scrutiny. >> there's no excuse or reason to have a secret investigation of something that happened in the alleyway behind a person's home. >> as this won't be the last we hear of the community's outrage. >> think before you act and shoot. >> perez reporting and new tonight in texas a former police officer who shot and killed an unarmed teenager is now facing a murder charge. grand jury indicted roy oliver in the death of 15-year-old jordan edwards. investigators say oliver fired shots to a moving car leaving a party where under age drink was suspected. edwards was a passenger in the car. the incidents happened in april an

fired oliver after reviewing body camera coverage of the incident. there were no drugs or alcohol in the teen's body when he was shot. a delaware window security company is using recent active shoot area tacks at schools and violence against police officers as selling point for new product. company advanced coding nping nearing a window security laminate to apply to windows and doors. presidential smash resistant and protects against bullet and bombs. they had a demonstration with ceo standing behind the class. if someone shot at the glass we would have three different types of gun. >> demolition day for illegal atvs and dirt bikes. d.c. police destroyed off road vehicles and they were seized for being illegally operated in the city. they were unregistered or owners failed to climb them. if you happen to spot illegal

your neighborhood police are offering a $250 reward if you give them a heads up. >> heads up if your commute takes awe long the beltway. speed cameras 495 suitland road and they'll flag drivers driving twelve or more miles over the 50 mile an hour speeltd. for the first three weeks you get a warning. starting august 7 speeding drivers will get a 40 dollar speed ticket. they hope it will improve safety in construction zones along the beltway. >> shocked that were not put up yet to be honest with you. >> they're everywhere. >> who should and should not get the right to vote. >> it's a controversial story taking center stage in maryland. tom fitzgerald on this story tonight, hey, fits. >> yeah, this is happening in college park, maryland, jim, sarah, it's a questioning going before the city council in a few weeks and a lot of people here in town have a lot of opinions about it we'll tell you about it coming upment sarah. >> and the ladies professional golf association setting

regulations for players and now critics are calling the crackdown a form of body sh shaming. >> and it's deadline day for kirk cousins and the redskins. was it enough to lockdown number long term. we'll talk about that coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> of course it's got people on both sides. >> prince george county tonight. it's a hot topic not only in college park but other towns throughout the area here. >> it sure has. six other communities in maryland that allowed non u.s. citizens to

in local elections and that's what they're considering here. why do this? why allow non citizens to vote in municipal elections. supporters of this idea say look, non citizens live in this community. they say they contribute to the economy of these communities and like it or not, supporters say citizens should be allowed to have a say in direction of their community. >> their experiences are affected by local pricks and while they still live here maybe it may be a request idea to have some say. >> i think college park is unique example. so much is geared towards university life and some of the university is temporarily present here. >> as you might guess, this is stirring strong he motions here in college park. well, out here on the street, anded in the city council meeting. now, if college park city council wants to do this, they would ve

those changes would start with amendment to the city charter. now in order for that to happen they have to vote on that. in the meantime there's a lot of stirred emotions on this on both sides an a lot of people do not agree with this idea. they say it is just not fair to u.s. citizens to have non citizens be granted voting rights. and like it or not opponents say voting is a right of someone who is a citizen. >> they're not actually citizens of this country or of this state or city that doesn't make sense. they don't pay taxes. how do they have right to vote and make decisions for us as citizens of this area. >> you're only here temporarily. any choices that you make or votes thought give then you can change something. but you are only here four years or two years and then you're gone. they should not have a right with that. >> differing opinions on both side. we

other communities in montgomery county like somerset and anyone oak owe who are doing this right now. in fact, opinion has been so strong here me college park they've had to extend comment period. on this for another three weeks and the city council is set said to take up a vote on august 8. live in college park. tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> well, while i was driving down 270 to d.c. area 2:00 this afternoon and it was on and off rain, rain, stopped, came back. >> it's been awful stormy out here. sue palka with the latest own warnings we've got going on and what else we can expect. >> hi, sarah, jim, things are better than when we spoke at the tom of the news kalingt. we have a lot of storms out there but that moved alittle bit which was problem stationary and dropping heavy reign and being aware the water will continue to rise after the storms are gone and

hope we don't get another one. montgomery county and howard you're getting nat prince george as well. we'll put it in motion and timely had has moved away a bit and you can also see storm up here towards balling ger creek and a lot of lightning and heavy rain and hail with her. this storm is moving north east than the storm in montgomery county. you'll get an awful lot of rain out of that one as well. that's tracking to northeastern maryland. jonesville, middleburg, union bridge, taney town headed in your direction here in the next 30 minutes or so. in terms of warnings we don't have severe thunderstorm warngs left. we have a flash flood warning in the laytonsville area. this will gol until 7:15. radar estimate three maybe four or five inches of rain in spots here. we're hoping it can drain on out. if

flooded turn around don't drown. what must have happened including the one we're seeing now dropping rain in frederick. as we ask the system to analyze how much rain has fallen 2 1/2 telephone 1" of rain and this is another towards cockysville area that dropped tremendous amount of rain up there. of course, all about the heat and humidity and heat wave just begun in our area as we got to 90 today. we'll show you temperatures right now still 90 here and gaithersburg at 70. more on how long this heat wave will last coming up in a few minutes with the day forecast. jim, sarah, back to you. >> thank you, it is made in america week. >> for trumps it may be tr tricky label to stitch, ropic a. >> jim, sarah, they're trying to pro note as wee to highlight manufacturing drugs and a lot of product the trump

has name on is not made in the u.s.. how the white house is responding coming up. >> white house is apologizing after a product on the web site is described using a racial slur. >> they're the most talked about visitors in washington outdoor girls gym --

time for a look at the headlines. we know the identities of two women found dead in apparent suicide in mcclain. helen shot her mother pamela before turning the gun on h herself dean drive. the 70-year-old tha

time and is safe. in woodbridge, bade sister wanted for child neglect. police say they found 2-year-old boy and 11-month-old girl unattended outside the apartment in dumfries. 0-year-old amanda allen was found asleep inside the apartment. at some point the baby sister climbed out of a rear bedroom window and took off. investigators later learned she provided officers with a false name and was wanted for probation violation. and the house fire in the districts along park road northwest started in the basement and you can see it spread quickly. we don't know the cause. no one was hurt. by the way one of the firefighters mike gilson retires with 29 years of service. not getting out easy. >> certainly not. >> despite the russia investigation and healthcare reform being put on hold president trump is soldiering on and focusing on essential promise of 2016 campaign. making america great again. >> and the president hey may not have always practice whad

"fox5" ronica cleary is live at the court the house with more on that story, hey, ronica. >> jim, sarah, it's made in america week at the white house and to kick it off the white house hosted a made in america showcase where they invited companies from all 50 states to show off their product if they're made in the usa. national flag company, their flags fly at the white house from maryland eastern shore he'dy heats crab pot and supply company and setson manufactured in texas. they spoke with us about the uniqueish ease and challenge these face. >> mostly cost. especially in this area. are much higher than companies that improperty china are indz nearbyia. labor raids with biggest problem. other thing

definitely tax reform. for a small business with less than 50 employees, it's tough. you know? it's a lot of taxes that would be nice if they were lowered, not out but lowered. >> it's challenging like most companies overseas influence and you know we buy roverfelt and we try to keep everything egg in house. but it's challenging to compete with competitors are buying overseas. >> white house wants to focus on manufacturing in america and reducing jobs tax rates and regulations. made in america week the first day in has already come under scrutiny. it's an argument you heard when beginning of perfect president entered political scene with message of america first and it's because man why you

in the donald j trump isp signature election. her loming long is also manufactured outside of the united states. press secretary shawn spacer had a press briefing today off camera. he was asked about this early in today's briefing with a question of whether or not the president and ivanka might commit to stop manufacturing some product aprood as a result of made in america w week. well, spicer first highlighted president's commitment to helping companies grow here in the united states. and then continued saying with respect to his own companies obviously president's it's inappropriate so see how it affects anything but their own properties. there's certain my supply chains or scalebility that may not be available in the country. i will not comment on specific products but i will till the the overall arching goal, of course, is to grow

investment in the you'd and grow u.s. workers here. and that remains the overall objective. so here's my question for you. when are you briing production does whether or not it's made in america infect your decision to buy you? yes, no, neighbor? he developed on product. way in. if we have a trit or coming up on 5@630. ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> well, even though the president is urging people to buy american products and hire american workers homeland security will allow more foreigners to work in the u.s.. they'll issue 15,000 new visas for foreigners to obtain temporary jobs in const construction, landscaping and seasonal businesses. it will last through end of september. >> healthcare is a right not a privilege. reserved for those that can afford it. dozens of people

out on capitol hill this afternoon to protest the republicans healthcare bill. they say repealing and replacing obamacare would eliminate health coverage for millions of americans including most vulnerable in society. >> there's not a single one of us who probably doesn't think at some point we just, just could ib be diagnosised with a major illness. there's millions throughout the country where preexisting conditions and there's millions of older people in our country who will be impapingted by this trump c care. >> a vote on healthcare was expected and senator majority leaders announced over the weekend he's delaying vote. mcconnell says he's waiting until john mccain returns to work and he underwent a surgery a couple days ago to remove a blood clot from above his left eye. >> they're the most talked about visitors. >> high school girls from afghanistan for robot

bob barnard with the story. >> reporter: the all girl afghany team of student engineers won fist heat of the day their coach sxloning for us the simple rules of this hoe because other teams needed to select orange ball. >> the orange boughty of water is mution. organizeret cooing a real word challenge of delivering drinkable water to more ever the world's population for young scientists here to think about. you have to to show huvrp you learned and technical you can deliver. you have to do it caish usually help the other side. we'll all win together. >> 6 person team from afghanistan led parade of nations sunday night on eping ceremony taking invention by president donald trump to clear the way for that girls to come here.

in here. i'm playing really. >> she says that thank you and she's very excited she is here. swe to two to young afghany competitors who twice trekd over 500 miles to afghan cap tap. >> i thought to she seize you doing it with other people. and in the memoir she says she has to work harder. >> the vad tenures electricity team after gap stan is one of the story lines at dra cop constitutional all. sign friingt all over the world, used a ran and iraq y it's community and global. it doesn't matter who is. >> i love robotics. >> a company

global is the host its founder saying the competition is not meant to be cut throat. >> we cannot continue to live in a world where the way you measure is by how 3457y people you beat. you have to measure by how collectively we did together. if you can get to kids in a run rough age and science and technology and engineering so they can create real solutions to real problems the whole world would win. >> with inspiring young women free afghanistan leading the way. norm west, bob barnard, fox. >> when you talk about education and technology stepping it up for young girls. that's a place you would not expect to do it but they're doing it. >> every gepder should be allowed. and be encouraged. >> obviously all the couldn't virsy of them getting in and president interest veered there you have it. >> on the way tonight

mower. >> a vehicle lipdz on roof of a haus how it ended up there next place, next. >> he had a job interview. >> annex convict called a hero says♪ ♪

>> ailings against art kelly according to buzz feed the 50-year-old is holding multiple aspiring female artists in an abusive sex consult. buzz feed talked to several women and parents hat spoke about what they call manipulative ways. the singer allegedly holds women in

atlanta in pretense of helping their careers and he controls all of their life including no contact with the outside wo world. the legal team denies accusations and says his is targeting for his fame. >> a speeding vehicle in st. louis hit embankment and landed on top of a house. bruce reading said he discovered the suv yesterday afternoon when he returned home from the gym. when authorities arrived they found the driver trapped in suv. crews pulled the guy from the vehicle and took him to the hospital. officials say he was in and out of consciousness after the crash. the cause of it still under investigation. >> all right. does that involve a tramp lien that is crazy. >> how does that happen. crazy. >> all right. >> busy day out there. >> kind of got budsy. i don't have severe thunderstorm warnings now. we still have pocket of storms strong and really dropping heavy rain. and so but then other areas especially ouj of d.c. you

as we look out on hazy queue heat wave number two gets started today. 91 reagan national and dulles and bwi 89. again it's all about the storms tonight. we could track a few more tomorrow as well. these storms will be round until we lose peak heating of day. after:00 i expect this to wind down. no thunderstorm warnings in effect now and we re345eu7b under effect of flash flood warning in parts of central county. >> you can see how they're dim ivrpishing and one spot in particular getting stronger and in prince george county. we'll get to that in a moment we want to remind thevsh is an avenue under flash flood warning. hard hit laytons ville. this is what radar estimate fell with today's storm. that bright yellow area could have been as much as 2 1/2"

rain. from gaithersburg to west friendship about an inch and a half of rain from slow moving stars we're parked over the region. we got reports of not just flooding but hail and trees down as well. and something we want to let you know, 4:30, 5, goshen was over its banks. and we have a photographer in that region. we'll let you know what we see here later. as we look at flash flood warning area you can see rain is lighter in the region now and picking up in intensity in prince george county and chillum and laptum will get stronger and drop heavy rain on you and lightning not moving terribly fast. as i put it in motion drifting east, southeast. be prepared for heavy rain. earlier we were watching a strong storm to the frederick area. it's still up there and we weakening a little bit. johnsville has another strong

this is western portion of it's on the strong side. lots to feed it it was a more humid sdaid. mrementty of 80s. low 90s. feeding into the time and those storms can ring out hoist tour in the atmosphere. they've been north of city tonight and i have to tell you as the sun goes down and we -- we may need you tomorrow. >> in d.c. rain-cooled 7 in district and added in community it feels warmer like 9 in district and where you have not had storms. quantico, fredericksburg, feels like 97. there evening forecast will keep the thunderstorms around. not everybody will see them at 7:00, 86. by 9, 8 and by 11:00, 79 and we are going to keep it warm and humid, not just tonight but through the day tomorrow as well and there could be a few more thunderstorms to attract tomorrow afternoon. we're going for 9 on tuesday. let me show you the fox

guess what i don't have on the map now. >> i don't see rain. >> early on. >> we don't see any 90s either. we'll deal with a few shormz and here and wednesday possible and here we go we peak out locks like in terms of heat wave mid 90s again thursday and friday. >> what was i looking at when i deposit say rain. i glanced down for a second. >> you're in denial. >> you never question ankle orr's. if you didn't see rainy don't see any rain. >> tackled. >> sorry. >> sorry. >> it's hot. >> you know it's a little not here but let's talk about tonight. >> this is a big night. we're beginning 8:00 newscast on the brand new "fox5" plus formerly ton. owe on a night like this i'm glad to have a chance to let people getting home know what's going on live in the area. right? >> want to go outside for a second

changing of guard outside studios, this was before, guess what happened, the crews came in and put the ladder up there and next thing we knew, that sign was no longer there. they put up -- taking the sign down. >> there's the actual. >> this is exciting isn't it everybody? >> so exciting. >> those are lovely shorts our engineer is wearing. >> dark socks set it off, too. >> you only see that on "fox5". >> here he comes. >> now he's gone. >> then they went to the shop and made the sign. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> apparently this is the lowest time ever. >> this time lapse must have taken three days. >> obviously you -- it's a new station though w d.c. a what used to be my 20 now "fox5" plus tony, shawn, sue, "fox 5 news" 8:00 on the plus and it begins tonight. >> and now we made tony appear suddenly to tell us what we can expect. >> tell bus yourself

i'm from new york city. no. we're very excited about this. and you explained it perf perfectly. and here's what people need to know. i had a couple people ask me today, you'll be preempting stuff on channel 5 at 8? no, no, no. form armly when you watched channel 20 it's now "fox5" plus as you see here and we have a new live new show every monday through friday night 8 p.m. and half hour show with sue, myself and shawn. and we'll be doing the show in this position throughout the whole 0 minutes. so, see how long we can last doing that. >> did you play the lottery. >> yes. >> tony you lucky man. >> we start tonight. it's live. latest news updates and all that kind of stuff join us on "fox5plus".

>> there's outrage over a product description. walmart is poll jidzing for a racial slur included in product description on web sglit for jagazi full cap weaving net apparently though in the process of doing this, they used racial slur to describe the color of the product. the description was since removed not before it blew up on social media. they were apaled by it and investigating to figure out how it happened in the first place. >> how does that happen. >> when you have third parties come in they get free reign who knows. >> women's golf draw ago tension this week maybe for the wrong reasons. >> ladies professional golf association says starting today it will enforce tougher dress code. there's strict regulations what they can and can't wear. some are criticizing new rules as body shaming. >> here are some of the new rules. racer back with mock or regular collar

and shorts must be long enough soing in on a player's backside is revealed when they bend over. if they attend a proam party they must dress profe professionally. >> vague. >> and by the way, good news, dressy jeans are allowed. >> here's. >> what are considered dressy jeans. >> no holes probably. >> mom jeans. >> here's what they are frowning upon though. plunging neck lines. they don't want to see l leggings and no golf clothes at parties and cut off jeans with holes and no jogging clothes at parties, either. so. >> golf is strict when it comes to that it may be 95 on men's side they cannot wear shorts you have to wear long pants. >> and a lot of sports have regulations. think about it wimbledon must be wearing white. i know it's a little diff different. but everything got crazy at the lgpa i don't know. >> more sports on the other side of the date. deadline day for kirk cousins and red kins skins. they made an

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>> annex con in connecticut surprise called a hero. aaron tucker is working harded to turn his life around. he was headed to a job interview when the bus he was on passed a serious crash. he quickly got off the bus to pull a driver to safety even though knew he would miss a job chance. >> it's right to hear people saying oom a hero. that's their point of view. to me, if it happened again i will continue to do it because it's the right thing. >> he had a job interview and stopped. he's just a nice guy who wants to be a good dad to his son. >> here's the thing that cause karen dale. she heard about it and want odd help him. launched go fund me account to raise money for him and his family. so far t

$2,000. >> all right. one more sports story. kirk cuss inz making history maybe not for the reasons they wanted. deadline to sign cousins for a long term deal no resolution. he'll being first to play under from khiz tag in back-to-back seasons making almost $24 million for next season. they offered him a long term deal in may guaranteeing longest deal in history and he is set on living life season to season. it will be an interesting year straight ahead for the read skips kirk cousin. >> thanks for being us with here at 5. news at 6 begins rights now. >> this is "fox5 local news" at 6. tonight at 6 a wet start to the workweek as storms move through bringing torrential rain. strong wind and flash flood warnings. and tonight the threat is not over

plus, frightening moments on capitol hill today and a vehicle rams into a security barrier and a police car leaving officer injured. >> and out of control house party leaves three teens under arrest. the break-in bash that left a bethesda home trashed. the news at 6 starts right now. but first tonight we begin with some rough weather that has been moving through the area. thanks for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> let's take it outside tonight. most of the day was pleasant. if you like the humidity and heat. i'm sorry i'll sneezing tony. >> but the skies took a turn and in came the heavy reigns. let's get over to sue palka for more on the storm. >> shawn, you're never al allowed to sneezing on air. i notice she suppress today by the way. you're right, though, not everyone has seen storms shawn and tony but where you have had them they have not wanted to move very much. and tonight's issue is flash flooding and we still have a flash flood