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A thankfully foiled terrorist plot targeting the White House.

The lead starts right now.

Five men are in custody tonight after the FBI says it foiled a plot to attack the UFC fight night event at the White House Sunday.

The plan allegedly included using a drone to drop explosives and snipers to hit high-value

targets in the ensuing panic.

What we're learning tonight about who tipped off the police and whom police are still looking

for.

Plus, President Trump says the straight-of-horne moves will be completely open by Friday, but new CNN reporting reveals U.S. intelligence agencies believe that Iran can effectively shut the straight back down at any point, whenever they want.

So what is the plan? Trump's plan to make sure that doesn't happen.

And some of the biggest names in soccer take the pitch tonight in the United States,

including one of the greatest players of all-time Lionel Messi. CNN is live at the stadium

in Heartland America, where Messi's team, Argentina, is preparing for its very first match.

Welcome to the lead. I'm Jake Tapper, and we begin with our national lead disturbing new details this afternoon about an alleged plot to attack UFC fight night on the lawn of the White House where about 100,000 people, including President Trump, gathered on Sunday. This plot, thankfully, was thwarted after the U.S. Secret Service and FBI uncovered

messages discussing the plan. But the investigation is active and ongoing because there are still

suspects at large, we are told. As of now, five people throughout America, West Virginia,

California, Nebraska, Ohio, they're facing

charges, including conspiracy to murder and conspiracy to commit an offense against the United

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