out. the snow is no longer the issue. what's going to be theish is the icy conditions. the temperatures are dropping so low. so cold bitter cold, we got gusty winds for tomorrow we're talking windchills just another sign of winter. so let's take a look at the maps, the snow pulls itself out hitting parts of new england and headed up to the northeast. continues to move its way through and behind it, we're just seeing maybe an odd flurry or two, but that's going to be out of the way as well as we move through into the overnight hours. so finally getting a break from that. but some of you did enjoy this snowfall today. we still have a few weather alerts to speak about, specifically winter weather advisory to the west, expires at 9.a.m. tomorrow morning, for areas to of the east, winter storm warning and advisories impacting parts of new england as well. we'll have the full forecast ea how cold it will get. you'll have to bundle up. tonight, we're learning more about the self less actions of a maryland law enforcement officer killed while helping another officer who crashed last night along 270 in rockville. both men died after another car crashed into them. fox 5 evan lambert has details about the crash. and those lives lost. >> reporter: you can see that the flag is at half staff at the rockville fire station where deputy chief sanders cohen veered for more than ten year, there's bunting over the sign signifying the loss that his colleagues are feeling. >> on a cold snowy night, colleagues of deputy chief fire marshal sanders cohen share a warm embrace moments before. fire trucks and apparel state police cruisers accompanied his body to a rockville funer >> he stopped, helped someone in need. and now he's joined the ranks of maryland's fallen heros >> he stopped to help the driver. he put his personal car behind the suv and turned on his flashers. >> he told the bark he could be safeguarding the scene. and would be out with the driver. excuse me. the investigation indicates the deputy chief cohen and the driver of the suv then moved to the shoulder of the fast lane. they were standing there when a southbound vehicle swerved on to the shoulder struck both of them. >> reporter: cohen didn't know it but he was helping 36-year-old carlos wolf a supervisory special agent with the fbi. they died from their injuries. cohen had been we owe the state fire marshal's office nine years. churchill high school grad was a rockville station three. wolf was an 11 your veteran of the fbi. >> this is his locker >> at the volunteer fire station, some of cohen colleagues were dispatched to try and save their injured brother. his colleagues say his natural role as a helper could not have been demonstrated any clearer than by his selfless actions friday. >> he small business that needed help and he put himself in arm's way. and in the end, the lord took him >> maryland state police investigating these crashes. they do not believe alcohol played a role. at this time, there are into charge, in rockville, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. still no word on what caused the fire that damaged several townhomes in capitol heights maryland, it broke out around 10:00 last night. witnesses began knocking on doors and helping get the people inside. when firefighters arrived they found the townhomes fully engulfed. the fire was so intense, a second alarm was sounded. no one was hurt but it caused about $200,000 in damage and to force add dozen residents in the three damaged townhomes to find another place a fire is to blame for about $100,000 of damage to a home in ellicott city. they say the flameses started overnight in the garage of a home on spring meadow drive. fire was contained to the garage but damaged the home and two other vehicles parked outside. still. no word on what caused it, one person treated at the scene for smoke inhalation. in loudoun county, a house fire there being blamed on a malfunctioning fireplace, the fire marshal said the fire broke out in the 20,000 block of birds nest place friday night. several fire. the fire caused more than $400,000 in damage. it's b violent protests in jerusalem days after president trump announced the united states would recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol. israeli security forces clashed with palestinian protesters for a third straight day. president trump's decision has led to protests around the globe. this was the scene outside the u.s. embassy in rome. similar happened in paris and in sweden. >> president trump back in his mar largo resort after a visit to mississippi earlier. >> he made a speech during the opening of the mississippi civil rights museum. but his appearance wasn't welcome by everyone. we get the latest now from phil keating. >> reporter: the president took an abbreviated tour of the $100 million museum which takes visitor throughs mississippi's history during the segregated 50's and 60's touched on in the president's speech. >> this is an incredible not only to the state, mississippi, state that i love, a state where i've had great success. this is a tribute to our nation at the highest level. >> reporter: in pens cola, he held a packed make america great again rally reminiscent of last night's campaign trail. he again urged alabama to vote for sex offender roy moore to vote >> the huge of this country cannot afford to lose a seat in the very, very close united states. we can't afford it, folks, we can't. we can't afford to have a liberal democratic completely controlled by nancy pilosi and chuck schumer, we can't do it. his name is jones and he's their total puppet. >> that's doug jones, the democratic in the race. notably several civil rights activities boycotted the speech including georgia congressman john lewis specifically because trump was there. >> the battle continues out west against several raging wildfires in southern california. the latest on efforts to put out the flames and why mother nature is not helping tonight. . as we head to break, a look at some of your snow day pictures you've been sending us. that's a beautiful one. keep sending them. we'll try and show them on the air or share them on our social media platforms, there's one from st. mary's county. back in a moment. hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. . burning north of san diego >> we're facing a new reality in the state. where fires threaten people's lives r property, neighborhoods and of course, loans were and loans were of dollars. >> reporter: the fire claiming of the first victim wednesday a 70-year-old woman died in the crash pleading the fire. the thomas fire the largest burned over 140,000 acres and destroyed hundreds of structures. so far more than 200,000 people have been forced from their homes >> i spent the rest of afternoon on 395 here watching it burn about five hours, and there was no way i -- camped out in my van, so to speak. >> reporter: with so mistaken displaced, signs of good will, a family setting up donations >> people donating gentle used items getting into the hands that people that need them. >> couple friend of mine lost houses and homes and i know a bunch of firemen up here responding to it. it's the least i can do? the fire is pushing through in the less populated area, dan springer, fox news it's certainly was a snowy saturday in this region >> not too much to complain about. it was pretty out there. at this point, the snow has stopped for the most part but it is very cold outside. gwen is back with another check of your forecast. someone who enjoyed the snow is majan. this video of her rolling down the hill and the zoo said giant pandas are native to the cold climateses so they're most active in the winter. she's loving >> having fun. >> my goodness >> is that the mom? isn't that the mom >> i was questioning i was thinking it's the panda cub but it's the mom. it's like the royal family >> that's right. >> the lovable panda, whatever it is. >> they got just over two inches at the national zoo. >> that's more than dusting >> lots to roll around in the baby panda, let's have a look at what's going on. you know what? the snow, yes, it is pulled its way out, and we are now being left with cold bitter cold, bundle up. take my advice. we've got really cold conditions that are going to be hitting us late tonight and into tomorrow. so this is pulling its way out, low pressure system heading to the northeast, we'll see a few flying flurry here and there, other than that, not much going to be happening. we're looking at fairly clear skies once we get into with a few clouds, still have winter weather alerts, to the west, winter weather advisory includes grant pen delton, and this is where we have this in effect until 9:00 and areas of the ear, they still dealing with winter weather advisories and a winter storm as well. when all of that is pulled out. here's some totals over five inches in st. mary's at park hall, dulles, four inches, ashburn got 4.5 and the national sue, 2.4 inches of snowfall just over five for to demascus and four for montgomery village. we got our fair share of a taste of winter. overnight lows tonight, another taste, 28 in the nation's capitol, 30 at quantico 28 at dulles and 26 at martinsberg, tomorrow planner, the sun don't be fooled, strong winds as well as pretty cold windchills by midday we'll be about 37, by 4:0038, the seven-day forecast showing you we got a slight chance maybe 30 to 40% chance at this point of maybe some freezing rain or snow monday night. watching that closely, arctic air mass moving in temperatures into the 30's for daytime highs, overnight lows well into the low 20's. bundle up and be careful in the morning and tonight. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. residents in the district in southeast take a look at this, they got quite a shock this afternoon when 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. when inspectors are checking the home for structural damage. police are investigating to figure out what happened. no word whether the driver will be charged. it's that time of year again, police want your help to identify this person comin there you see him. he got caught on home surveillance stealing a package from the front porch. this happened in the 5400 block of 8th in northwest. let's take one more look. if you recognize the person, police are asking that you give them a call. a special treat for a special group of kids >> how they were able to celebrate christmas with a trip to the north pole >> the 118th meeting after a 14-year drought, army looking for the second straight win. highlights ahead in sports.ghli. . army's all white get-up trained at 9,000 feet and learned to survive and fight in the world's worse conditions the navy are here for the blue angels. flying team. love this kind of weather today and philadelphia's lincoln financial field and they get it on the field. first quarter, no score, army, going for it. daniel wolf runs it in for three-yard touchdown. you can barely see him. second quarter navy down malcomb perry gets loose, jetting home. finishes at 250 you rushing yards, fourth quarter army down 13-7. off the, both teams running. john trainer takes it runs it down, spins twice doesn't quite get it in but they would run it in for a touchdown on the next play, that will do it. army wins 14-13, the commander in chiefs trophy for the first time in 21 year, every game with army's fault is played on land. when the 2018 plays. >> reporter: the white house saying the u.s. looks forward to participating in the upcoming 2018 winter olympics slated for february in south korea initially telling reporters the decision was still in the air >> no official decis attentions between north korea and the u.s. u.n. ambassador first cast doubt whether athletes would participate >> united states recommending that our team goes or is that still an open question >> there's an open question. >> reporter: this as north korea said recent u.s. threats and drills in the region are making war unavoidable. last week, the north tested a powerful new missile that could be capable of reaching the u.s. at this point, the u.s. olympic committee said in a statement thursday, they have, quote, not had any discussions either internally or with government partners about the possibility of not taking teams to the 2018 winter games, there are new reports south korea organizers are worried about the weather, it could fell like 6 degrees at the ceremonies the coldest temperatures in nearly a quarter century. to save mone concert there in november, six people reported hypothermia. in washington, caroline shively fox news. >> my 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