badge after six decades on the job. >> how this montgomery county officer plans to serve well into his retirement. this is "fox 5 news" at 10. >> we begin tonight with heavy downpours and gusty winds moving through the d d.c. area. in fact some caused damage. i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> we have team coverage for you tonight. northwest where an apartment building seen significant dabling. we begin tonight with so you sue with the latest on the storm's track. >> it's been a busy night and this odd november day featured temperatures near 70 and created interesting downpours tonight that did not have any lightning with them. but have had strong and gusty winds. and at this hour we have a severe thunderstorm warning for southern portions of anne arrundel county. not because of lightning but that could gust to 60 miles an hour. we saw that line come through the district. we had a few waves. let me take you to ray sore so you can see where it is now. as we have light rain in and around the beltway the brighter colors came racing through the district and now they're over on the west side of the bay and severe thunderstorm warning for portions of anne arrundel and we'll go until 10:15 and again it's not lightning but it's incredibly heavy rain for a short amount of time as these downpours move northeast at 95. winds can gust to 60 and bring down limbs and trees. this is a big heads up for folks in the area to be aware you don't want to be in the path of any of this coming through. stay sheltered. it will cross the bay soon i put this in motion you can see how quickly it is moving. as we put on some of the city's that will be affected on the other side of the bay we're looking at stevensville and chester probably next seven 10:19 and bigger picture shows that we may not be done yet tonight because while we've had lines of heavy showers coming on through, back to the west, we still have more coming from pittsburgh to roanoke. that is with our frontal boundary. that still needs to swing through a little later tonight and this does not shut off until the frontal boundary passes. it's possible that there could still be a rumble of thunder as that comes on through and we will gradually clear overnight and see our temperatures staying in the 50s. to show us as well as winds these are outside of these heavy downpours. winds gusting 23, 25, 26 miles an hour and again inside some of these downpours we have clocked at least one gust in the city to about 50 to 45 miles an hour and in anne arrundel county we'll continue to watch it and it remains mild temperatures near 60 and feels a whole lot different tomorrow. we'll have another check of radar in a few minutes. tony. >> sue, as we've been talking and as we mentioned off the top of the show an apartment building in north west had significant damage from tonight's activity. d.c. fire and ems tweeted out this video of the damage on cedar street and that's where we find "fox5" laura evans. laura. >> tony we're in the 400 lock cedar street and it's incredible what happened here the winds picked up the roof over the building behind me hip the fire truck here. there's several the building 10 or 1 affected here and ten or twelve people displaced. i'll show you how far the roof was blown off the building. you see the black area in front of the fence there it's actually on the other side of that red car there timing is everything, right? but the roof actually blew across the street that's how strong the winds were. let me take you across the street and show you what we're talking about in terms of the damage and there are two fire trucks out here right now. get a tarp on top of the roof to make it obviously keep the rain from cominged in and i'll just make sure we're clear here to get safely walking up on to the area where this happened. and this happened around 6:44 and here is where the roof came down oh, let me just get that unstuck to walk through and the roof came down here right on to the grass and this is what she saw when he came home. >> my mouth dropped copy can't believe what is this, it looks like war zone peopling coming out of the building and the fireman was like you cannot go in. we have to assess the damage to before we let anyone in. anyway my son grabbed me and drabd me in the house with my dragged me into the house with my daughter-in-law and they said the roof had blown off. >> pat lived on one of the lower units in the building. it's more upper units affected by this and the red cross is here helping those people affected. it's not just this area where the roof came down. you see the roof here as well and you can hear on the other side as well here and you can hear the machines working right now what they're trying to do is get the water out of the building because so much water came rushing in because of the downpours of rainy want to show you one other thing if we turn around as the fire and ems crews were working to survey and see if neighborhood think found more damage on i corner building just a couple doors down there but that roof on the backside of the building that blew completely off as well these had to be strong winds. nobody is displaced from the building but again there are te building signatureed by the red cross tonight. this fix it continues to go on with repair roof and they'll be roofers out here tomorrow to repair this building. i'm laura evans, "fox5 local news". >> laura, just to be clear here and ask real quick the damage, incredible, is everyone okay? was anyone hurt out there? >> everyone is just fine. nobody is injured. nobody is injured. thankfully. and you know people are able to collect their stuff right now shelter where they can peacefully spend the night without rain pouring on top of their heads. >> what a mess. that is good news. thank you, laura. >> right now, prince george county police are questioning a man who they say may be connect todd a five hour barricade situation it start around 3 p.m. upper marboro with reports of break in and someone held hoingt tanl. sarah simmons picks up the story. >> it's all quiet now and that was not the case earlier valley force drive. surrounded for hours after someone called 9111 about a break in here. the roads were blocked off around the road for hours and initial reports came out that an armed man was inside possibly with a hoingt tam. officers finally entered into the home and found no one there. the police helicopter was then called into the search when investigators believe the suspect may have been armed and on the loose. and investigators eventually found a man outside the home in the general area and took him complexity of the investigation. >> when we went in the home there was no one. that doesn't mean information they had when they initially got on scene was incorrect. it's all very fluid and these things happen anyone realtime. so i'm not saying they were incorrect in assuming there was someone inside of the house. just that. that's what caused the barricade to be called when we went in after the perimeter was set up nobody was in inside. >> police are not calling the many suspect o time. upper marboro, "fox5 local news". >> and also in prince george country a council member is facing drunk driving charges. and earlier this month, police say mel franklin was driving his county-issued car when he rear ended another car stopped at a light route four upper marboro. he had a blood alcohol level of .10 fol following the incident. franklin is currently severing second tem representing upper new at 10:00 tonight a hour county man is facing multiple drug charges after he pled guilty to growing a large amount of marijuana inside his home. officers found the drugs danal sims house in may. they say this was the largest indoor pot growing operation in the county history. officers also discovered 75,000 in a metal safe. sims was released on bond and he's scheduled to be sentenced march 24. >> imagine how much a police officer from our area has >> next at 10:00, hear from the montgomery county police officer who spent his life serving the public. >> and plus, changing metro for the better. metro gm paul wiedefeld outlines his plans for improving the transit system over the next year including reduction in track delays. >> and today, president-elect donald trump pledge todd remove himself from the business ventures to focus on the presidency. so, what does that mean for his new trump hotel and the district. senator and former vice presidential candidate time kaine will joins us live in the studio. it's cane's first live sit down interview with the local television station since he lost his bid for the vice-president densey. you can catch the interview tomorrow morning 7:30. you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. >> tonight the story of app incredible civil servant for the past 61 years he's been protecting the people of montgomery county, maryland, when he started fidel castro was not power. tonight his police and friends gather todd celebrate his retirement. lauren demarco was also there. lauren. >> shawn, lieutenant thomas j. cox longest serving police officer if a single agency in the state of maryland tonight the police chief told me he would not tell other officers to be like him because it would be asking too much his dedication unmatched. >> what kept you going? >> well i have to do something every day. and i prefer todd do this something else. >> reporter: a man of few words but love of a job is clear. sin the age of 6 lieutenant thomas j. cox knew he wanted to be a police officer. after spending three years in the army he joined the force at age 22. >> when i started back in 1955 and what i would do up till now. >> reporter: back then montgomery county was a different place. >> only a couple thousand people and 180 police. >> reporter: in six plus decades police dramatically. when cox started the sirens were happened operated inside police cars. >> they were not the way they are now. >> they didn't have radios on the car and they would put a light on top of the courthouse. >> that was before my time. >> i'm sure he went up there and found that phone booth and called it. >> captain thomas refers to cox as the mentor for the last 30 years as dad and j. cox sets him in line. entire force. >> as an executive officer he wrote the most tickets in the police department for all the officers. that's one thing about him. he is always cared about the community. he's always believed in doing what's right. and if you break the law when you -- and don't go to court he'll hunt you down and find you. >> reporter: most recently on the fugitive squad looking for old warrants he rose through a number of bureaus. >> probably the 70s. >> captain james daily and corporal john fronzak. jay cox and his wife have five children and several grandchildren and the sack fights and comradery on the course is anything like you have seen. she recalled a time her husband had heart surgey after complications on a fall after aed noing in cabin john. >> he came home from the hospital, of course, and the place was full of cops. they came and they came and they came. hand police chief spoke to us by jay cox passion. >> this was a guy up until the end was out making traffic stops. if he heard a call come out and was close by he would go back and officer up. >> reporter: and the 84-year-old humble to the core. >> what do you think to hear all these wonderful things said about you? >> well, nice of them. >> reporter: at the party tonight they played a special video governor larry hogan. what is he going to do now? he says housework, gardening once the weather warms up and get this he will still do some work volunteering on the fugitive squad when he can. the job is just search a part of him, tone yirk shawn, she said it would be impossible to give it up completely and she said yes he needs to do something. >> i understand it don't you. >> absolutely. >> after 61 years, yeah. >> that's a part of you. >> indeed. >> we certainly wish him well. >> salute him. again elected nancy pelosi at their leader. pelosi received two third of the vote to defeat tim ryan representative from california has been the top democrat in the house since maybe. even though pelosi says there's a sense of relief following her reelection she understands she still has the difficult task of trying to reunite her party. >> i have a special spring in my step today because opportunity is a special one to lead the house democrats, bring everyone together as we go forward. >> reporter: meanwhile, maryland representative steny hoyer was reelected to serve as democratic whip. >> a major announce from president-elect donald trump is raising questions about the trump hotel in d.c.. trump tweeted he is leaving business empire to focus on being the nation's 45 president. there are concerns he could end inauguration day because of lease with the federal government for old post office which houses his hotel. the president-elect says he will lay out the plans to part from businesses at a news conference december 15. >> and as donald trump cabinet takes shape he would for a special thank you victory tour. the celebration will kickoff with a rally in cincinnati, owe owe. trump says peps whip address the crowd and trump is expected to visit swing florida. >> closer to home metro is launching a safety initiative called back to good. it comes on one year anniversary of when metro manager paul wiedefeld took over. wiedefeld sold a progress report from the last year and gold of 2017. accomplishments lehigh lighted savory repairs, rail cars and budget cuts. >> it's amazing to me to see the transformation occurring out there on the system. feel it as much. but the reality is you know, literally the miles of work we have done it's unbelievable. >> as for next year, wiedefeld hopes to finish more safety work and cut scheduled track delays by 50% and work to fix the limited cell service in tunnels. >> coming up at 10. monday's attack at ohio state university was it inspired by isis. the leads the fbi is looking into tonight. >> and you're looking at brand new video f carolina where protesters are taking to the streets after a police officer was cleared in the shooting death of a plaque man. more on the ruling after the strong s heart... and restoring a father's faith. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is seeking answers and not giving up until you find them. because we don't just want kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. with your support, we can find more answers faster. >> welcome back. new details are emerging following monday's attack at ohio state university that left 11 people injured. a student was killed by a police officer after he drove and attacked them with a butcher knife. fox mike tob inhas more on what fbi officials are saying could be a link behind the man and the attack and isis. >> he was somali refugee. >> we're learning more about abdul artan the 18-year-old ohio state student that drove a car into a crowd of students on osu campus monday and started stabbing people with a butcher knife before being shot and killed by police. >> he did come here from pakistan where he arrived and background of his immigration to the united states. >> fbi now says our time may have been inspired by isis and former al-quida leader killed in a u.s. drone strike. >> it appears artan may have been inspired by only war alaki and islamic plate. they say it is still too soon to describe the ram page as rear rix. >> we know he purchased a knife that morning at a walmart on but what we don't know if that purchase was the knife that was used in the attack. >> they're working to verify whether ar it made social media posts monday ranting about interference and muslim lands and isis tuesday claimed responsibility and wednesday president-elect trump tweeted isis is taking credit for the terrible stabbing attack at ohio state university by a somali refugee who should not have been in our country. meantime 911 calls from attack are now being made public. >> somebody just drove through now firing a gun i don't know who is pair firing the gun it looks like a campus police officer. >> i am on the ohio state campus and i think there's some type of terrorist attack. >> why. >> because the guy ran a car through a crowd of students. he did it purposely. >> the fbi says so far agents are unaware of anyone else being involved. in columbus, mike tob up, fox officer of killing keith lamont scott. officer brently vincent acted lawfully when he shot scott in a parking lot in september. the officer claimed scott was holding a gun when killed and scott's family contends he was not armed. >> protesters upset with that ruling took to the streets of charlotte and chaptered they marched through heart of city and so far this evening, everything has been peaceful. well, you know the holiday season is officially pop many of us have at least one holiday party on our calendars. >> that's right. how do you think about elevating your party with flowers always a nice touch. make sure you bring me flowers tony. it's the topic of what's the fact. we'll put our greene thumbs to ?? ?? ?? ?? today we're gonna be comparing the roll formed steel bed of the chevy silverado to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck.awe. yeah! first, let's check out the aluminum bed of this truck. wooooow!! -holy moly. full on crack here. now let's check out the steel bed of the silverado. no holes. you don't have to wait until black friday to make a strong decision. find your tag and get 20% cash back, or, get 0% financing for 72 months on select remaining 2016 silverado double cabs in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. stories. police are questioning a man that may have been connect todd a barricade situation. it began this afternoon in upper marboro of reports of a break in and someone held hostage. investigators found a man outside the house at this time. they said he is not a suspect. >> a howard county man facing multiple drug charges after pleading guilty to growing large amounts of marijuana in this house. it was part of the largest indoor pot going operation in the county history scheduled to be sentenced in march. >> and heavy reigns tonight damaged an apartment building in north west, d.c. fire and ems crews say the wind was so strong it blew the roof off across the street. red cross is helping ten people that need a place to stay tonight. the good news, no one was hurt. >> and shun we continue to watch heavy downpours and gusty winds. that wind gust close to tacoma park in the district that came through between 6:15 and 6:30 tonight and now what's going on now. that severe thunderstorm warning that we had for anne arrundel county was cancelled. as we look at radar you can see everything pushed east. strongest activity to northeastern maryland and left with scattered light showers and these storms were moving north and northeast at about 45 to 50 miles an hour and big concern was that straight line wind damage. and we're not quite done just yet. we do believe that the f boundary could come through later tonight with a few more showers. that's what you see out here to the west. we'll see how much of that holds together across the mountains but don't be surprised if in the next two or three hours you see a little more pounding on the roof and gusty winds. there's report of wind damage we had tonight to the apartment building and 400 block of cedar street northwest close to tacoma park. we'll have another look at your 7 day forecast in a few minute. >> wait, listen, do you hear that music tony? >> yes, i do it's time for "what the facts" fox anchors showing off stellar knowledge of anything and everything. >> and with the holidays around the corp are you know holiday gatherings and entertainment about to go into over drive. flowers are about to aadd a nice touch to any andrea of lynnville studios is here to help us out. >> there's something classy when one goes foz to a party and shows up with flowers. >> yes. busy time of year for you. >> very busy. >> and mostly arrangements like we have a nice one here. >> beautiful. >> you did this, wonderful. >> yes. >> donated yes. >> thank you. >> real apples, too. >> quiver a quick tip. >> qualify a quick tip for like a holiday party. >> oh, goodness. i think looking for freshness and fragrance is a big part of it. ever greens mean so much to people when they bring them into their home. soy recommend fresh flowers or potted plants. >> there you go. all right. >> thank you. >> even herbs. >> we're ready to play. you have questions for us? >> first question. flowers sold in the united states are imported? >> i think that's true. >> i think that's true. >> i think true. >> you're correct. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i was hoping i put up true. >> actually it's closer to 0% of all flowers are import todd this country mostly from south america, columbia and ecuador. fortunately we're part of an organization of familiarers that is trying to raise flowers and there's still flower farmers out there. we're certified american grown farm. that's important. >> so look for certified american grown label when you shop. >> we need to support you. >> very good next question. >> number two the best holiday gift for the serious flower lover is beautiful bouquet. >> i'll say that is false. >> i'll say false. >> i'll say -- >> that's correct. >> seeds or bulbs. would recommend and this may be because a lost a few pair of these over the last few months a pair of nower snips or bypass prupers. >> okay. >> i don't know what that is but okay. >> that's okay. >> clippers. >> oh, oh, okay got you okay. >> bypass. >> it sound like surgey. >> number three christmas is proposals. >> christmas day. i think that is false. >> false. >> i'm going to say true because that's when i did mine. >> oh, tone why you you're correct. >> oh. >> yeah. >> well, hello lover boy. >> valentine's day. >> i was going to say that shawn. >> ard coming to wedding fire eight out of ten of the top proposal days are during the holiday season in the next few weeks. >> makes sense. makes sense. >> question number four. >> nu of plant leaves not petales. >> i would say that's true. >> yeah i think that's true. >> you're all correct. >> yeah! >> andrea are they toxic to pets. >> actually i've talked to two expert today and they say no that's actually not correct and the actual flowers on the plants are the little yellow centers. they color up they're called brax. >> okay. >> question number five i think it is. >> number five, holly comes in male and female species. >> that's true. >> true. >> i am too, true. >> true, you're right. >> who knew we would be so good at this. >> i thought i would be terrible i got them all right. >> yeah! >> that's it. >> are there a lot of plants how did you put it both sexes >> yes. >> yes. >> [ laughter ]. >> nerd to get beautiful berries on holly plants you need the male to poll nate them. so on our farm we have southern gentleman male plants that poll nate all the female plants. so they have beautiful berries. this is what we have in our wreath here. >> the berry stems are in a female plant. >> where is your farm did you say in the beginning. >> no gainsville, virginia, >> wonderful. >> wonderful. >> thank you so much for coming in today. >> beautiful work. >> thank you for having me have a great holiday. >> thank you. you too. >> stick around everybody we'll you too. >> stick around everybody we'll be right with fox news at 10. don't take the apple out tony don't take the apple out tony it's got nor you to eat. he gets a lot of compliments. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. america runs on dunkin'. espressos, and donuts. just press "clean" and let roomba from irobot cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. >> leaders of ang few arie is is theyes are ready to de type donald trump on his up existence that they enforce immigration law. >> d.c. is a sanctuary city. >> since donald trump's victory the size of a brewing fight over sanctuary cities are everywhere from a airplane over marlgo to the home page of civil liberties union with leaders to illegal immigrants. >> our administration may change but values as it relates to inclue does not. >> in recent years hundreds and counties and cities and churches and campus as cross the u.s. is have called themselves sanctuaries for de pourtation. the common thread for local law enforcement seem to be don't ask, don't tell about legal status. what republicans consider to be eight years of lax enforcement of federal immigration law may come to an end under trump administration. what's happening texas pour tends what may happen soon nationwide. >> the thing i already have done is i've used my powers as governor of texas to withhold funds to cities or counties that are declaring themselves to be sanctuary cities. >> it's sure to meet with resit apps. president of wes leann university is vow todd fight massive de pourtation. >> we said we would not dishl de pourtation proceedings. there's no way you could de port 10 million them one or two administrations. >> wes leann receives 0 million in federal grant money every year. money that could be withheld unless the college compliance with federal immigration law. for cities it would be greater amounts. >> top ten cities received $150 million in grants those grants could be denied. again this is funding for police immigration. >> these are funds the city probably would not want to lose. >> trump moderated stance on immigration since winning vowing to de port 2 to 3 million law breakers as for others. >> they're terrific people and we'll make a determination. >> however the sanctuary evolves it is a de luming of court khechings and highlight the supreme court vacancy that >> doug mcelwy, fox news. >> follow up to a story we brought you last night at 10. mayor bowser declared d.c. sanctuary city welcoming immigrants and giving them refuge. >> yesterday the mayor explained a plan that would turn away people looking for shelter that are not d.c. residents. take a listen. >> if you show up and you say you're homeless you have to provide shelter. and when we do that we may list family at the end of the line because we're serving people from other jurisdictions. >> to require to somebody prove they're if a particular area with documentation is a very difficult things to implement and frankly is not a very workable and will function to prevent people from accessing the services that they need. well, this story is received a huge response on our "fox5" facebook page. 550 of you left comments. ashley castillo writes this is so dumb they're homeless it's likely they don't care to keep track of old billing statements when he they have more serious things to worry about like where their next meal comes from and/or if they can find up somewhere warm to stay throughout the night. alicia says you are all are not getting it i'm from d.c. and they help the homeless a lot. people know that and come from other states. >> i used to work in d.h.s. and determined residency by asking "where did you sleep last night "and if it was a d.c. street that was enough. i'm not sure how it will work or if it's ethical. >> anybody can be homeless i was homeless before and living at could have napt house and a lot of other people coming from out of state ought because of how easy is it is to get into d.c. shelleders. >> many of you will sound out facebook page. >> is he 'help con. >> check out this video 'man trolz up to the back of armored truck on busy city street and pulled off a million dollar height. where are the guards. jeweler gives us details about the bucket of gold that was stolen. yes, a bucket of gold. >> they're fired that's where they are. >> nba legend shaquille o'neal was in town meeting with lawmakers on the hill. he was not talking basketball. more about the important issue he wants to tackl at 11. jv your sleepless night should be a huge wake-up call for your boss. a new report shows a lack of sleep among workers is cost are our economy more than $400 billion a year. chalk it up to lost productivity and health issues. >> santa is giving many out of work americans an early christmas gift. the private sector added 16,000 jobs in november and is that the nor than expected. since june now all eyes on the government jobs report that comes our way friday. it's a november to remember for the stock markets. the dow and that's back and s&p 500 finishing up wig for the month. >> and here's something that might cause couples to argue during the holidays. according to a new survey 68% of women say they are primarily responsible for their household holiday shopping. and here's the problem though. just 0% of men agree that the spending. so looks like some people may sleep on the couch for christmas. that is business and i'm conle a man is under arrest tonight charged with starting two federal prosecutors charged keith franklin. investigators confirmed 7 people were killed and none were identified. more than 14,000 people in the town of gatlandburg have been evacuated. much needed rain is helping douse those flames but firefighters have mixed feels about the weather. >> a new challenge that the weather is creating for us after the fire is we are experiencing mudslides and rock slides because there's no longer that foliage holding everything together. >> storms produced heavy winds and toppled trees and power lines which limited access to hard-hit areas. officials believed more than 400 homes and businesses were damaged. wow. they also had tornadoes last night. >> oh, my goodness. >> in eastern tennessee i'll show you the reports and who had to dole with that last night. >> a horrendous drought considered to be beyond extreme down there and then get the rain and you see what happens it creates problems. >> i saw a quote of somebody on twitter saying it was just like hell. >> i am stunned by the video of the man that had to escape the cabin driving through the fire. >> that's scary sdm it's like a movie. >> terrifying. >> we get off easy tonight we had a around of gusty, downpours. no lightning at all with these. yet, >> it is weird weather we got up to 69 today. humid, some up stability. we didn't see lightning but concern was that winds could gust strong enough to take down trees and we saw roof damage laura evans reported that was eye lateed situation between 6:15 and 6:30 there was a small region that got a brief gust to 50 miles an hour. enough to do damage to that rain of showers later tonight when the frontal boundary crosses later. it will be con tomorrow morning f we get showers be aware this is the kind of situation where we could pick up gusts to 0 or 40 as she come on through. it will be a dry and cooler thursday. tomorrow is december 1. how it that happen so fast. first day of meterological winter and it will be a day that features temperatures that will be a lot cooler than today and not terribly cold and still above average for december 1. the weekend does look and we see temperatures headed to 40s and that will feel a little more like december. our next chance of rain maybe sunday and another better chance next tuesday. here's what the situation is right now with the rain. most of the heavy rain pushed away and up into the philadelphia area. these individual downpours were moving northeast at 45 to 50 miles an hour. even that forward motion creating gusts on top of some of these down burst moving on motion last of lingering light rain around anne arrundel but we look to west because we have a batch of showers in the frontal boundary. doesn't look terribly impressive. that could come through in the next little while. we still may have a few more to deal with. look at step ten last things they needed tornadoes breaking out across eastern step ten 'we will had one in carolinas and george aas we go forward tonight could be a few showers that pop up around midnight as through they could get strong area cording to modeling on the eastern shore. it will be out of hereby the time the morning commute starts. wrapping it up with the "fox5" av 7 day forecast. >> breezy, cooler, sunshiny day and no humidity to deal with. chilly weekend, saturday, 4. late showers sunday with temperatures of 47. as we work their way to next week they have a chance of significant rain on tuesday. even they we would the helpful rain. shawn and tony. that's your 7 day forecast. >> it's december or will be december tomorrow and there's just five weeks left for the redskins and regular season. >> what the team's coach and players are saying as they begin the playoff push this sunday in arizona against ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. snv the third t red tips entered month of december, sorry, tony may i steal enter month of december with unfortunately nothing seems to be working here. >> hold on a second. >> okay. see this is the problem. there we go ep after much needed rest burgandy and gold are ready to rock and they'll make a strong play like last year. here's "fox5" positive brody logan? >> that's. >> oh, hi, that was patti. >> still in a lot of pain and no determination i will be made on his status against arizona arsz. outside to jordan reed this team came in today epergizinged and ready and rested and had four ever the last five days off after dealing with three games in just 11 days and part of that excitement is this team controls their own destiny they sent in sixth seat nfc playoffs and if you win out you make it to postsea easier said than done. they did it last year. they went into december 5-7 winning last four to finish 9-7 and enter playoffs. if they go on a run like last year that starts sunday in arizona. >> right now we're in a great position and we have to finish it and we finished strong last year and hopefully that carries to this year. we have to go out and do it i like the fact it feels like we're ascending. i know we lost last week but i feel like we're playing good >> we're able to control it so you have the power to move forward. >> i've always believed that people may forget how you start but they always remember how you finish and what a great opportunity for us. it's not going to be easy. it's going to be a challenge. but we positioned ourselves now to have a great opportunity to finish strong and time will tell you know what ends up happening. >> two weeks ago kirk cousins and rob kelly were fedex air and ground players of week respectively. awards fedex september them pallet of memphis barbeque for them and offensive linemen that helped them put up the big numbers. it's added incentive. not only do you get a chance at playoffs if you put up big numbers but you get to beat and eat very, rewell. brody logan. "fox5" sports. >> we'll go reboot windows and see you again at 11:00. >> in fact it starts right ? this is "fox5 local news at 11". right now at 1:00 it's been a warm and wet end to november. but that frontal boundary going to move through tonight is a game-changer. i'll let you know what to expect thursday. >> neighbors in one maryland community were kept away from homes for hours. the reason behind the lock down. >> and bizarre armoured truck heist how a manmade off with a busy street. your news starts right now? we begin tonight with weather. strong downpours moving through the area tonight. thanks for joining us everybody i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> the rain and whipping winds have already done damage. let's get to sue palka first for update on the rough weather and what you can expect tomorrow morning sue. >> hi there, shawn, tony. it looks like everything will settle down tomorrow morning and interestingly these heavy downpours with strong and gusty

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