a deputy chief fire marshal and fbi agent are killed in montgomery county. >> and president trump make as controversial stop in mississippi. >> raging wildfires continue to burn out west with no end in sight >> a maryland girl wins big in a nationwide cooking contest. the news at 10:00 starts now. and we begin tonight with the winter weather across much of the dc region. >> it really was beautiful. most of us got to see it come down several hours, let's take a live look outside now at this hour, the snow it has stopped for the most part >> the concern tonight is the possibility of slippery roads, especially ramps bridges and overpasses. what can we expect when it comes to sunday? we want check in with gwen >> it is really going to be a windy day on sunday. but as matt mentioned most of the snow for the most part is out of our area. take a look at radar, you can see it's moving all the way up to the northeast as that low pressure system pulls away, and we are just really on the very back end of it now. areas across delmarva. and finally, get a break for everyone. but a couple of winter weather advisories for areas to the west, grant, that until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, as far as the east is concerned we still have winter weather advisories until 10:00 tonight. as we take a look where we stand, temperatures to be concerned with, right now, into the upper 20's and low 30's but we'll see bitter cold air moving in the arctic air mass will invade the midatlantic a windchills as well. more details on that in the seven-day forecast just ahead. lauren? >> thank you. parts of the south also dealing with old man winter this weekend. snow fell in louisiana, georgia, texas, south carolina, mississippi and alabama. the storm forced cancelation of hundreds of flights in atlanta stranding many passengers at the city's busy airports. tonight we're learning more about the selfless actions of a maryland law enforcement officer killed as he was helping another officer who crashed last night along 270 in rockville. both men died after another car crashed into them. evan lambert is live outside the fire department where deputy chief sander cohen volunteered for more than a decade. evan? >> reporter: you can see that the flag is at half staff here at the fire station. where deputy volunteered. there's bunt above the sign signifying the terrible loss his colleagues are feeling. on a cold night, colleagues of deputy cheer fire marshal sander cohen share a warm embrace, moments before, fire trucks and maryland state police cruiser accompanied cohen's body to a rockville funeral home >> he stopped helped someone in need and now joined the ranks of maryland's fallen heros. >> reporter: cohen stopped to help a driver of an suv. he put his personal car behind the suv, and turned on his flashers. >> he told he would be safeguarding the scene. and would be out with the driver. the investigation indicates the deputy chief cohen and the driver of the suv then moved to the shoulder of the fast they were standing there when a southbound vehicle swerved on to the shoulder struck both of them. >> cone didn't know it when he stopped but he was helping 36-year-old carlos wolf a supervisory agent with the fbi both cohen and wolf died from the injuries. cohen had been with the fire marshal's office nine years. he was also a volunteer firefighter at rockville station three. wolf was an 11-year veteran of the fbi, assigned to the national office. >> this is his locker. >> at the volunteer fire station, some of cohen's colleagues were dispatched to try and save their injured brother. bunting is draped over his gear, his colleagues say his natural role as a helper could not have been demonstrate aid clearer than by his selfless actions friday. >> he saw somebody that needed help. he put himself in harm's way. and in the end, the lord took him. tonight, maryland ste of crashes. they do not believe alcohol was involved. at this point, there are no charges. live in rockville, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. still to word what caused the major fire that damaged several town homes in capitol heights. fire broke out around 10:00 on dillon court. witnesses began knocking on doors and helping get the people inside to safety. when firefighters arrived, they found the townhomes fully engulfed. the fair was so intense, a second alarm was sounded. no one was hurt. the fire caused about $200,000 in damage and it did force dozen residents including two children in the three damaged townhomes to find another plates to stay. a fire caused about $100,000 in damage in he will can it city, to firefighters say it started in the garage of a home on spring meadow. the fire was contained to the garage but it damaged the home in two vehicles parked outside. still no word on tonight. one person was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation. >> in loudoun county, a house fire blamed on a malfunctioning fireplace, they say it broke out in ashburn late last night. two adults, three children inside the home managed to make it safely out. the fire caused more than $400,000 in damage. in the district, police have arrested a maryland man in connection with deadly shooting in northwest. officers responded to the 6900 block of georgia avenue around 8:00 yesterday morning, there, they found a man who had been shot several times. the victim has been identified as 45-year-old brian gibson of northwest. he was pronounced at the scene. 59-year-old kuntz wright of silver springs charged with second degree murder violent protests continue over president trump's decision to move u.s. embassy to president said he will not meet with mike pence during his visit to the region next week. david lee miller reports. >> reporter: israeli air strikes in gaza in retaliation for rocket attacks killed two palestinians. the israeli military says it was a targeting weapons making facilities, weapons warehouse and a military compound. meanwhile, anti-u.s. and anti-israeli demonstrations took place throughout the day in ago is a in bethlehem and other cities, palestinians threw stones while forceses responded. there were also clashes along the border with gaza ten potential citizenians were wounded. officials say the military is trying to exercise restraint. a ha mas spokesman by saying the feud has been lit and will continue until objectives are met. in jerusalem, the old about half dozen people were arrested for holding what authorities call an illegal protest. the crowd of about 60 was disbursed with the help of police on horseback. overall, it appears the demonstrations today are less intense than what we saw the last three days. but about 140 palestinians were wounded. the rhetoric from world leaders condemning president trump's jerusalem declaration continues. and now, a senior palestinian official is confirming reports that the palestinian president will not meet with u.s. vice president mike pence when he visits the region later this month. in jerusalem, david lee miller fox news. >> there were major protests outside the u.s. embassy in rome over the president's decision some of america's closest allies are upset over what they call unnecessary conflict in a volatile region. pr weekend away from washington in florida, and earlier, he was on hand for the opening of a new civil rights museum in jackson mississippi. it takes visitors through the state's history during segregation, the president about the sacrifices made during that time. >> we memorize the brave men and women who struggle to sacrifice and sacrifice so much. so that others might live in freedom >> the president's appearance drew criticism from some leaders who say mr. trump's policies undermine the values and goals of civil rights movement. john louis who is a civil rights icon boycotted the ceremony at 10:00 a dangerous new drug promptings an urgent warning from police in norther virginia comes after they responded to several deadly overdoses in the past week. we'll have details coming up. firefighters out west continue to battle those massive wildfires in southern california we will have the latest scary moments in the district after a car slams into a building. you see the video right there? we'll have the story for you coming up. we want to take a look at how some of you spent your snowy saturday. look at this people sending in photos with the #fox 5 snow day. it's fun to look through all of these. you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. a. the wildfire that has incinerated hundreds of home in southern california continues to burn fueled by high winds on on the front lines with two new fires >> we're facing a new reality where fires threaten people's lives, properties neighborhoods, and of course, billions and loans were. the fire claims its first victim a 70-year-old woman died in a car crash. the thomas fire, the largest one burned over 140,000 acre and is destroyed hundreds of structures since it broke out on monday. so far. >> more than 200,000 people have been forced from their homes >> i spent the rest of the afternoon over on 395 here watching it burn about five hours. and there was no way to get back in. so i -- camped out in my van, so to speak, >> with so many displaced by the flames, signs of good will, one family setting up a donation on their front lawn for those whose homes have been destroyed. >> people donating gently used items and it's getting into the hands of the people that need them. >> couple friends of mine lost houses and bunch of firemen and kind of first responders up here responding to it. so at least i can do. >> the fire is now pushing through the national forest. that's the driveway news. but the bad news is that the wind are expected to pick up again tonight and early tomorrow morning with gusts hitting 50 miles per hour. in ventura dan springer fox news they need a break out there have not >> closer to home, fairfax police are warning of a possible deadly strain of heroin to blame for six deaths over the past week, they believe it may have been laced with fentanyl or car fentanyl >> angelie hemphill has more on what's putting drug users their families and first responders at risk >> we want to get the message out you might not want to put whatever you have into your body because you have a great likelihood of dying. >> reporter: he said he's seen, a total of 10 overdoses resulting in six deaths in the last seven days. from all corners of the county. investigators believe a deadly batch of heroin laced with fentanyl or car fentanyl to to blame. these are synthetic opioids that are lethal, even in the smallest doses. >> you have the chemists around the world playing with chemicals, molecules trying to beat the justice system so they can bring a drug into the united states that's not illegal but still has the powerful kick of heroin or morphine. so again, it's the people that guinea pigs cox said he's extremely worried about the safety of his officers and the fire department. who are thes first responders on the scene of an overdose. back in ox, a fairfax county police officer was hospitalized after coming into account with heroin while responding to an overdose call in mclean. >> if you have a citizen that sees something like this and goes to person's potentially coming into contact with an illegal drug that could possibly be on somebody's body. so it's not just a problem for the people that are using or the families. it's an epidemic that can affect everybody. >> reporter: because it's so dangerous they're making changes here at the police and fire departments, officers are now no longer allowed to field test drugs on the street and it's recommend they wear nitro gloves as they're finding out latex does not protect against these drugs, in fairfax county. angelie hemphill fox 5 local news. now to the district, where residents of a home in southeast got quite a shock this afternoon, look at this. a driver crashed into their house on 15th place. we're told the impact of the crash was so severe it sheared off the home's gas meter. fortunately, no one inside was hurt. inspectors are now checking out the home for structral damage. police are investigating what happened, no word whether the driver will be charged. >> can you the home when that happens. also in the district, police want to identify this person, caught on home video, stealing a package from the front porch, you see this a lot this time of year. it happened in the 5400 block of 8th street, that is in northwest. if you recognize this person in the video, there's one more look, you are asked to call dc police. >> seems like we had a couple of those every week >> with christmas coming so many getting deliveries we'll probably see more in the next couple of weeks. fox 5 investigation why dc's attorney general is character cracking down on funeral homes >> a holiday tradition at arlington national cemetery. it happens this saturday. coming up next saturday, i should say because it's saturday today, they need your help. how you can volunteer at this year's wreath laying cemetery to honor fallen military members. here's a live look outside at 10:30 we'll have a check your forecast after this snowy saturday. look at what you can expect for tomorrow. we'll be right back. well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. hold on a second. mmm. ♪ ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ ♪ how far would you go i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? mom, i just saved a lot of money on my car insurance by switching to geico. i should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico can help you save money on your homeowners insurance too? great! geico can help insure our mountain chalet! how long have we been sawing this log? um, one 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from >> maine. >> they will be here, >> 65 tractor-trailers loads of them >> the issue, especially last year, i remember talking with you about the bad weather. it was icy conditions. worried about people signing up >> it was awful. we had 47,000 people show up even in the ice storm and we were finished in two hours. >> so well you put the call out and people answered it. is that what you're looking to do again >> we also have new policies, the cemeteries isn't opening until 8:30, the front will only at 7:00. we bring a tractor-trailer from maine they start tomorrow. and stop all the way down and stop at churches and schools and things like that to teach, and they bring the c cemetery doesn't want people walking around while the truck goes in. the opening cemetery is 8:15 >> if i'm watching and i say how can i take part >> show up >> just show up >> no need to register or >> what time is best. >> i would get there, if you want to see the opening, get there at 7:00, they will start screening at 7:00 at the memorial entrance, i would get there a half hour early, it's a military installation. >> there's not a lot of parking >> there's no parking. pentagon north, use metro. pentagon said you can park >> looks show up and >> just show up >> and everybody will help guide them what to do >> we have probably 2000 volunteers we bring in k, 5:00 in the morning >> can you talk about the significance for the military families >> i'm have veteran and i have family buried there friends and we have a lot of mothers who come up with us and this year i have three i'm hosting that will be the first time there, husbands passed away in a helicopter crash in july. so we'll be the first time here and the stories you hear from the people. the thankful ness, a lot of people haven't had families there. we started 153 years ago there, we say their names. they say you died twice, once when your body dies and once when you stop saying their names. >> you say the name as you're laying the wreaths >> yes. >> so hopefully you'll have plenty of people. if it's an ice stormy last year and people came >> i'm sure we'll have people. we're a little short about 7,000 short but we do close to 1.6 million nationally. 1477 cemeteries as well as 23 offshore. >> thank you for all of your work >> thank you thanks for having us. us. the snow may be over but boy, the cold temperatures they're here to stay. >> it's that time of year, parts of dc maryland and virginia also our first snow of the season today, someone who was certainly enjoying the. mijan, the national zoo tweeted these images of her rolling down the hill in the snow this morning and zoo said giant pandas are most active in the winter. this is making gwen happy. >> we know gwen is the biggest panda fan around. what do you think about that? >> i didn't know that was coming. >> are you going to be able to make it through >> that is so cute. makes me wish i had been at the zoo. i got updated snow totals and i'll tell you exactly what they got at the zoo in the meantime, that snow was finally moving out low pressure system heading to the northeast and pulling all of that with it. new england getting battered and on back side we'll see pretty cold air moving in, and we do have a frontal system that's going to be heading through. right now as you can see, it's even clearing delmarva nicely a little bit there. but other than that we're finally getting a break. we still have a couple of advisories to speak about. now, primarily for areas to our west, winter weather advisory grant mineral within that until 9:00 tomorrow morning, then the eastern edge of delmarva there, they still have a winter weather advisory and a winter restorm warning, some of that ending at 10:00. others until about 9:00 tomorrow morning, temperatures this is the big story, temperatures in the winds right now, 33 in the district. elsewhere, we're talking temperatures pretty much into the mid 20's, low 30's. we've got cold arctic air settling in. the snow continuing to move out, we've got icy conditions tonight into early sunday that i'm concer areas that are wet untreated surfaces. arctic air mass that's moving in. windchills tomorrow for sunday and gusty winds pushing in about 30 miles an hour. that arctic air mass invading the midatlantic, we'll see pretty cold conditions tomorrow make sure you bundle up if you're heading out anywhere. and the slick conditions and knows spots, really could be a big factor if you're going to be driving anywhere tomorrow, do be careful. updated snow totals just came in from national weather service, pretty impressive numbers here. st. mary count 5 inches, dulles four, ashburn 4.5, the national zoo 2.4 inches for the panda, demascus over five inches and montgomery village four inches of snowfall. we did get our fair share today. sunshine tomorrow, don't be fooled, it will be cold. 37 degrees by midday with those gusty winds, windchills are going to make it feel like it's a lot colder than that 28, your overnight low and tomorrow a high of 39 degrees. feeling like it's only in the 20's. here's your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. lots of sunshine pretty much however, another little piece of we had about will a 30 to 40% .- chance of maybe monday night of seeing a little bit of snow or some freezing rain. so that's something we'll have to watch very cold, however, once we get to about mid week with daytime highs only in the 30's, overnight lows dipping down to low 20's. bundle up and stay warm. layers work. back to you. >> good advice. parts of southern maryland were the first to see those snowflakes last night. fox 5 tisha lewis talked to residents to see what they think of all the winter weather >> southern maryland felt the brunt of the first snowfall, several nichls in st. mary it started last night and continued most of the day >> i wish it would stick so i oh we only have to go to work. but it's due coming, so, i mean, need more. >> it was exciting to come back down here and see snow again. are you ready for all of this. >> yes. i love snow. i'm from pennsylvania, so i absolutely love snow. this is very exciting. >> in hollywood, maryland, snow blanketed most of the area as residents navigated the roadways, started friday and continued through saturday at least three inches of snowfall came down in the area by saturday afternoon, most residents say it was business as usual and gave high marks to the department of transportation for pretreating the roadways. most of the preparations start in long before the snow came and travelers say it made all the difference. >> yeah, we feel it's fine, no worries about safety >> tisha lewis fox 5 local news. checking se top stories, two local law enforcement officers are being remembered tonight after they were killed in a crash on 270 in rockville. evan lambert is live with more on that. >> reporter: 33-year-old sander cohen was a deputy fire marshal. he was also a volunteer at this fire station here in rockville. flag is at half staff tonight. we're learning that cohen stopped his car to help an fbi agent. who had crashed on 270. both men were then hit several minutes later by a car. police and fire marshalls escorted cohen's body to a funeral home in rockville. his colleagues shared this photo of cohen with us. he was in a supervisor rerole. maryland state police say around 10:00 last night, fbi supervise recrashed on 270. deputy chief cohen was avenue duty and stopped to help. both men out of their cars and a car cars ahead and hit cohen and wolf sending them over the barrier into the northbound lanes, the three people were injured but survived. both cohen and wolf died from their injuries. colleagues describe cohen as a funny guy who would help anyone. at crash remains under investigation. and there are no charges at this time. matt? still no word on what caused the fire that damage several town homes in capitol heights. fire broke out around 10:00 last night on dylon court when firefighters arrived they found the homes fully engulfed in flames. no one was hurt but fire caused about $200,000 in damage. and forced a dozen residents in the three damaged town homes to find another place to stay. it's been another day of protests in jerusalem days after president trump announced the united states would recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol. israeli security forces clashed with palestinian a third straight day. this was scene earlier today outside of the u.s. embassy in rome, similar demonstrations also happened in paris and in sweden. president trump attended the opening of a new civil rights museum in jackson mississippi today. it takes visitors through the state's history during is segregation. he spoke about the sacrifices people made. his appearance drew criticism from some civil lights leaders who say his policies undermine the values and goals of the movement. on can capitol hill the fall-out continues on the wave of sexual harassments. >> caroline shively has the latest. >> reporter: sexual harassment scandals forced congressman john couldn'tiers and trent franks plus al franken to quit this week, the pressure had been building for weeks but franks was a surprise oh to washington. it reportedly offered a female staffer five million dollars if she would conceive a child with him. the congressman denies intimidating or trying to have sex with anyone in his office. but quit effective yesterday after his wife was hospitalized. on thursday, franks said, quote, in the midst of this current cultural and media climate i'm convinced i would be unable to complete a fair house ethics investigation. we're also learning more about how your tax dollars secretly got paid out to workers allegedly harassed by members of congress. thursday night, ratty house ethics committee riotered that it had stepped up its investigation of blake farenholt accused of sexual harassment of a staffer, he denies the allegations but settled the case for $84,000 out of that fund, across man alste hastings said to settle a lawsuit against him. role call broke that story saying a federal employee accused hastings of making unwanted sexual advances and threatening her job. reaction to these cases has been swift. >> there is no place for sexual harassment in our society. especially in congress. period. >> this is not about politics. i just -- it's the a last thing. this isn't about politics. this is about america and that's about our country as well. >> reporter: it's also bipartisan. the accused come from both sides of the aisle. in washington. caroline shively fox news. nearly a dozen dc funeral homes are under the microscope tonight as a the attorney general cracks down on some of its services. the problem that is launched an investigation in the first place coming up next. ahead at 11:00 how united airlines helped a very special group of kids celebrate christmas just a little bit early. this is one you'll want to see. e yoll ♪♪ because 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( ♪♪ ) ring in the holidays with buick. get up to 20% below msrp on most 2017 luxury suv models. this buick enclave leather. experience the new buick this holiday season for remaining 2017s. . . back with a fox 5 investigation. attorney general's office is cracking down on the funeral home industry >> it's flagged nearly dozen funeral homes. cori coffin has the story. >> reporter: of all 38 dc funeral homes veteran investigated they tells austin royster is the worst they've seen, we first reported they're accused of operating without the proper licenses and taking money for services not provided. a family accuses the funeral home of taking $47,000 from a life insurance not because they lacked the property licensing they could not provide death certificates, dozens have come forward seeking help >> it's been incredibly difficult for our team because our team, you know, while we're lawyers and investigators, we're seeking to do our job. we also care very deeply for the individuals who we work with and who live in the city. and we have seen, you know, first hand families understandably show a lot of emotion around the uncertainty regarding remains >> take a look at your screen. they identified nine other funeral homes they suspect may not be in compliance, these names were determined through an audit of their material such as price sheets as well as secret shoppers that went in. the attorney general's office found violations like inflating third party costs, not inform customers of >> funeral homes will have to post their three price lists. general, the casket and the outer burial price list, this means that consumers we only have to go door to door or make a bunch of phone calls and could be a strain when they may not have the emotional records >> the funeral industry in general, the attorney general office filed legislation establishing the funeral bill of the rights this would require these funeral homes provide customers with the same bill of rights also the attorney general's office has created some pricing sheets implanting guides, we've got all of the links for all of this as well as a phone call you should call if you feel you may have been a victim. reporting in northwest dc, cori coffin fox 5 local news. still ahead, a montgomery county second grader gets an a >> how she managed to win a national cooking contest and the big surprise she got as a result. i don't think does it look good? first off 51 point, like i can do any better. bradley try to the accident keep it up as the wizards face the clippers. we'll preview the redskins chargers ahead in sports. >> i'm kidding >> you bettering kidding. i'll come over there. as we head to break, look at this, so pretty out there. lot of people, brody -- get out of here. people sending in their photos. look at this cutety. so you can continue to do this, tell us how you spent your snowy saturday, it's fox 5 snow day the hash tag, we'll be right back. ♪ [orchestra tuning up] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ take on your retirement, with a medicare supplemental plan from carefirst medplus, the name you know and trust. here for today, and whatever comes next. medicare supplemental plans from carefirst medplus. live fearless. find a medicare plan for you at carefirst.com/gomedplus . obligation on with the injury list. >> john wall went down and bradley beal kind of the second fiddle, banana but risen up, we've seen it since john wall went down and when john wall went down with an injury, a lot of fans were wondering if he would pick up the slack. he's scored 34 and 51 points and took home nba player of the week. today's game against the clippers we'll pick it up under a minute left, wizards up two, three by austin rivers. bradley beal, there he is. up and under plus the harm. he gets it. wizards back up 8.6 seconds left for the clippers, lou williams, deep three, beals on him defending can't stop him. clipper up one, 1.2 seconds left. bradley beal can't get it off timekeeper started the clock too early. still gave it to the clippers. 113-112. the annual army/navy game is full of meaning for the players and fans, even the uniforms take on special meaning. army's all white get-up is for the mountain division, train it 9,000 feet and they learned to survive and navy wearing sky blue and tribute to the blue angels, the premier flying team. today, at the 118th army/navy game the conditions in philadelphia. and all whites pretty much camouflage. let's take it here. in the first, army gets on the board first, seven-0, three yard touchdown. navy down'7" 3, malcomb perry busts through busts loose and jetting home in those blue angel uniforms. now let's take it to the f quarter. navy up, 13-7. john trainer takes the pitch. hits the corner, spins out. almost takes it in for the touchdown, they would punch it in then within r one point game, navy for the win two seconds left. just wide second year in a row. navy falls to army this year 14-13. tomorrow, the redskins take on the chargers with little on the line outside of pride. they're well on the outside of the playoff pictures go into the final four of the after battling injuries all year, a number of offensive line men should be back tomorrow, if the skins wants to go on a run in the final quarter, the trick is competing the way they did when they were kids. >> just like being out there when you were a kid. and i'm sure the rest of these guys know that. sometimes you have to reiterate and reenforce that saying because you want to think back when you were a kid, when you were out there you were competing, you were competing tryi t that, you wanted to hit the three under and make everybody miss and score, you go out there and compete to win and when you have that individually if everyone is doing their job and they're out there competing, then you're going to win and be successful >> we'll bring our child-like energy tomorrow morning, 7:30 a.m., me grant paulsen and few guests will break them down, we'll give you the players and keys to look forward in this game and we'll give you some tailgate cooking tips along the way, we might have bowel buns getting cooked up. and also baker mayfield won the heisman trophy, from oklahoma he's also the one that had a few off the field things that got him in trouble but still took home the trophy. congratulations. >> you don't have to dig too deep for the whole child thing >> you wouldn't think so but it's a long season, these guys have been beaten up if they want to say maybe we won't make the playoffs but we need to play and compete like when you're a kid. >> back in a moment. back in a moment. this new day looks nothing like yesterday. trails are covered. paths aren't what they used to be. roads nowhere to be found. 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