minute. first, more about that incident over the weekend. rodney edwards, 35 years old, shot and killed by a prince george's county policeman in front of his house. it happened saturday night around 10:00. he was sitting or lying on a grassy area near greenleaf road. an officer was driving by, stopped to check on his welfare. he pulled a gun and when he did, the officer fired. >> the officer perceived that the gunman had a firearm in his possession and was threatening him with it. that officer made a decision to deploy deadly force. >> reporter: police say they recovered a loaded firearm from rodney edwards. edwards family said he didn't carry a gun. >> he had no gun.

>> reporter: have you ever known him to have a gun? >> no. >> i want to know why did they do it? >> reporter: police shootings often generate a lot of controversy. here are the numbers. fatalities from police-involved shootings this year, five fatalities by d.c. police. two fatalities by fairfax county police. one by montgomery county police and eight fatalities by prince george's county police. >> why so many fatal police involved shootings in prince george's county? >> we asked those same questions. what we are left to answer that question. that question we have is why have 12 people in 2011 chosen to confront uniformed prince

george's county police officers are firearms? >> reporter: now the officer involved in the incident over the weekend identified as michael owen. awhile back, he was the victim of an attempted murderer. the bullet went through his jacket and he wasn't hit. the suspect in that case was never arrested. at 6:00, we'll have much more on this case and these police involved shootings. back to you. >> pat collins in public park. thank you, pat. today, a judge ordered the man accused of trying to kill president obama be detained. oscar ortega hernandez is quote, a dangerous individual. he used a high-powered military weapon to fire up to a dozen shots at the white house. the government has no witnesses that identify his client as the

gunman. president obama was out of town at the time of the shooting. world leaders are keeping a watch on how the death of kim jong-il may affect life in korea. he died suddenly on saturday. the news was kept quiet until it was released this morning by a tearful announcer on state tv. the state media broadcast pictures of north koreans crying on the street. under kim's leadership, it became more isolated. hundreds of thousands of people starved. untold numbers sent to prison camps for questioning his rule. his neighbors were threatened. >> north korea was nuclear weapons and we are worried about whose hands they will fall into. what comes next? his death was sudden. it doesn't appear there's a firm plan in place for succession. >> kim jong-il has been grooming his third oldest son to take over. it's not clear how much

political or military support he holds. here we go again. for a few hours the extension of the payroll tax cut looked good. they passed a compromise bill extending it for two months. it included a provision forcing the president to make a speedy decision for a permit on the keystone pipeline, a victory for republicans. the senate adjourned for the rest of the year. speaker john boehner says it's not likely to pass in the house. the republicans think the two-month extension creates too much uncertainty. the vote is scheduled for 6:30 tonight. big changes to a taxi cab near you. the plan requires drivers to accept credit cards and have their meters electronically monitored. we have more on the story. >> it requires cabs to have

meters in 2008. this goes farther than that. some drivers don't like it. there are more than 8,000 licensed cab drivers in the district. two-thirds of them individually owned with little control on recordkeeping of how they work and who they serve. the hotel industry wants reforms for tens of thousands of visitors. >> operate hotels in washington and recognize the taxi cabs need a significant amount of improvement. it's cited as the worst. >> minimum wage job. >> reporter: some disrupted a meeting where they called for the sweeping overhaul of the taxi industry. >> to modernize it as a 21st century cab service. >> reporter: mayor gray is proposing a new law to require cabbies to accept credit cards,

have gps systems tracking their movement and real-time reporting of all affairs reported by the taxi commission. >> the idea is to improve taxi service and the experience of riding in a taxi. it's down to the benefit of the drivers themselves. >> reporter: the drivers may have to have their cabs, over time, painted the same color to make them easier to see. the overhaul, the biggest change since meters were imposed, angers drivers who say the average cost will force many independent drivers out of business. nathan price has driven a d.c. cab for 40 years. >> the industry isn't at the table. the only person at the table is the government. >> there's no intent to drive anybody out of business, it's to improve the business. >> for the first time, the bill

allowed them to limit the number of licenses it gives out. a public hearing will be held in january. back to you. >> tom sherwood, thanks. turning now to the weather. it was a chilly start to the workweek, folks. the good news, it's going to get warmer here. >> chief meteorologist doug kammerer here with an update. hey, doug. good news. you could say good news. temperatures on the warmer spot. temperatures moving into the 50s, close to 60 degrees. but, we have talked about this before. anytime you get that warm this time of year, you are probably going to deal with some form of precipitation. that is coming in the form of rain over the next couple days. 50 degrees out there now with a dew point of 30. winds out of the south at 8 miles per hour. a mild night across the region. it's going to be a nice night out there as we see the temperatures remain around that same number, upper 40s to 50 degrees. right now, 54 toward

fredericksburg. as far as the rain is concerned, no rain out there now on the radar. there's a chance, maybe a shower but that's it. most of it not reaching the ground. if it does, it's only a sprinkle. the good night wake-up forecast 40 degrees. tomorrow cool conditions, but not cold the way it hanover the past couple days. we could see showers, drizzle as you wake up on your tuesday. i'll explain when the next chances for rain are coming up. there's more than one. we'll talk about it in my full forecast. >> thank you, doug. homeowners in the district could be facing fines under a new law proposed to help the city clear snow. under the new plan, d.c. would salt, but not plow the district's alleys. they would streamline the process of finding people in businesses that don't clear their property. a citation would be written instead of a summons. >> you have to clean the sidewalk in front of your premises starting eight hours

after the daylight hours after the storm. if you don't, then you now are subject to a citation. $25 for the first offense for residences. i believe $250 for businesses. >> the proposal is not emergency legislation if passed, it won't take effect until after this winter. >> bob mcdonnell unveiled his plan today. road improvements will be made at the expense of preschoolers. julie carey has more from richmond. >> reporter: with the lean recession behind, governor bob mcdonnell starts with a surprise. transportation maintenance, higher education and k-12 schools, what he calls core p u priorities. more jobs, the opportunity for a

good education. the opportunity to drive on good roads. >> reporter: even democrats praise the $100 million a year for colleges and universities. much of the increase in public school funding isn't headed to the classrooms. much goes to the teacher retirement. mechanic donnell is shifting money by cutting preschool funding, a priority of tim cain. >> he's proposing an $81.6 million cut in pre-k despite all the evidence pre-k is the best long-term investment for job creation. >> reporter: the plan would force northern virginia communities to raise money other ways to preserve pre-k programs. >> forced to increase it or cut education. >> reporter: they down played democrats warnings.

>> i don't think we did much to affect pre-k. the total was about $438 million of new money for k-12 education. >> reporter: democrats could have a tough time acting on the criticism and blacking the cuts to pre-k. republicans will control both the house and senate when the new session begins in january 2012. julie carey, news 4, richmond. >> that session will start on january 11th. coming up at 6:00, why the new money proposed for roads isn't enough. the search continues for a missing voter on the chesapeake. tyler from eden, maryland was last seen saturday when his boat capsized. rescuers pulled two other people from the water over the weekend. a 40-year-old man died a short time later. a 25-year-old woman is being treated for hypothermia. she's expected to survive. search crews located the boat and will pull it to surface to

see if there are clues. >> drivers on 295 can use the new 11th street bridge to get into town. a second span will open. when that happens, they won't be able to access mlk avenue for a few months. a third span will open by this time next year. when the project is complete, drivers on the southeast-southwest freway, they will get to 295 without using pennsylvania avenue. >> stay there. more to come on news 4 at 5:00. a sting operation takes 160 guns and thousands of dollars in drugs off the district. the weapons are linked to high profile violence. a mother struggling to give her three children a good christmas gets a boost from a complete stranger. talk about a boost, the multimillion dollar gift that could lead to more pandas at our

national zoo. stick around. news 4 at 5:00, just getting started.

looks like the giant pandas are here to stay. >> mm-hmm. >> the program will continue for at least five more years thanks to a generous million dollar donation. >> we have to start with a tiny

panda, first. we need one bad. a local philanthropist is giving $1.4 million with the hopes of it results in more baby pandas. megan mcgrath was at the zoo today for the big announcement. >> reporter: he spent the day eating bamboo. zoo experts say he's doing the power walk. it's a sign that the giant male panda is feeling frisky. >> he's showing all the women he's big, tough panda. he's scent marking. he's leaving a trail of scent that he is ready for love. >> reporter: this year won't be all wine and roses. it may be her last with him. she gave birth to a cub in 2005 and hasn't since. scientists may bring in another female. >> he has never successfully,

naturally mated. it's a bit of a concern for us. if he get as cooperative female, maybe it's in the cards. >> to get a cub artificial insemination is a possibility, no matter who the female is. thanks to a general donation from the carlisle group, money won't be a problem. it was announced this morning the family will fund the panda program for the next five years. scientists believe they'll know by the end of the summer whether she's pregnant. he is not completely off the hook, either. if he doesn't prove himself soon, he may be exchanged for another panda. megan mcgrath, news 4. chinese wildlife officials wanted to give it one more try before they switch out the pandas with new ones. >> that's harsh. no pressure. >> he's got to prove himself.

>> maybe the wine and roses would help. >> you are doing better than bamboo for us, doug. >> my friends just sent this over. i am excited about what's in here. as soon as i came in, you were like that smells good. >> i can smell the macaroons there. >> i'm going to get one of those guys here. >> there's only four. >> i can have another. my mom said it was okay. let's take a look and show you what's happening weather wise. we have changes coming up. we had a chilly weekend. today, nice and mild. now, get ready for at least some rain to move in here. i think you'll need the umbrellas, at least some parts of each day between now and friday. hey, put those back, what are you doing? well above average high temperature this time, which is 46 degrees. well above average once again today. we saw a couple cool days, we have seen a warm december. it's just going to continue to

warm up over the next few days. 48 in leesburg. 54 warm degrees toward fredericksburg. nice and mild. the clouds moved in a couple showers moving in. this is a cold front trying to sag down across the region. that will allow for better chance of showers over the next couple days. you can see all the showers broken up here. not much of a chance of rain for us tonight or early tomorrow. then we are going to switch things off a bit. look at this storm back to the west. this is a blizzard going on right now. southeastern colorado, oklahoma and portions of kansas, ten to 20 inches. i looked at observations here, 51 miles per hour wind gusts, zero visibility in colorado. that is a monster storm. i it's going to move our way and fizzle out here. we are not going to see much except the chances for rain.

future weather showing mild air today. partly cloudy skies. it gives way to plenty of cloud cover. a few showers along the frontal boundary. we expect some shower activity tomorrow. not a wash out. the wash out comes wednesday when the storm makes its way across the region. the rain moves in late in the day on wednesday and lasts for alittle while. not a total wash out. you'll need the umbrella. on its heels, another storm. you may start with sunshine on thursday but a storm thursday afternoon and thursday night. that will be on the rain side. we are too warm to see any snow this time of year. partly cloudy, showers. 48 or rather 43 to 48 degrees. tomorrow morning, we'll see plenty of cloud cover. not as cold. 34 to 39 degrees in the city. maybe a chance of a shower tomorrow morning. that's it. better chance of showers tomorrow afternoon. drizzle, 44 to 49 degrees. as we make our way through the next couple days, look at the

temperatures 57 on wednesday with the rain coming in. p.m. rain on thursday. that will last into overnight thursday into the day friday. temperatures well above average. then we hit the weekend. christmas weekend. there's an interesting storm on christmas weekend. we'll talk more about that. >> interesting. that's all i say. everybody hates when i use interesting. >> rain or snow? >> it's mm-hmm. >> it's interesting. >> it's interesting. it's interesting. >> it will be interesting if you get this back. >> keep it out of reach. thank you, doug. a 13-year-old girl takes action to save herself from two intruders breaking into her home. a surprise that arrived at a local school today left one student grinning from ear-to-ear and another in tears. folks at reagan national airport can sleep

hey, folks look at reagan national airport will be able to sleep more soundly tonight after noise complaints prompted a change in noise patterns. rerouting flights over densely populated areas in d.c. was too loud. they were diverted because of

runway construction. the airport's authority and faa agreed. now, starting tonight, construction will begin after the last flight of the night, about 1:00 a.m. no flights will need to be rerouted. florida a&m president will keep his job while authorities investigate a hazing incident. last month, a member of the marching band died after being beaten in a hazing incident. today, the board of trustees rejected a call from the governor to suspend him. he and others were criticized for not doing enough to stop the culture of hazing. the band director is currently on leave. >> when we come back on news 4 at 5:00, a major gun bust takes hundreds of high powered weapons off the streets of d.c. an emotional homecoming as some of the last troops in iraq return to area. lay away invaded across the

nation. now, t

fast 4ward through the headlines in prince george's county, police are investigating a deadly shooting. officers shot and killed a man after he pulled a gun on the officer. it brings the total number of deadly shootings in the county to eight this year. what will happen next? the world is watching north

korea after the death of kim jong-il. he died suddenly on saturday when his health began failing three years ago, he began grooming his third oldest son to take his place. it's not entirely clear who is in charge right now. changes to d.c. taxi cabs. a proposal that will help reform the industry. the plan would require drivers to accept credit cards and have their meters electronically monitored. some say the added cost in monitoring will force independent drivers out of business. let's fast 4ward to the weather. >> temperatures around 50 degrees. plenty of cloud cover across the region. we are looking at the 30 degree dew point. we are dry. showers to the north. tonight, on the dry side. winds out of the south at 8 miles per hour. temperatures the next couple days are going to be rising. right now, not too bad. 50 degrees at 6:00 or just about

6:00 in the middle of december. not bad at all. temperatures will be rising over the next couple days. the chances for rain will be falling over the next few days. the rain, making its way in from the west. we'll talk more about the rain coming up over the next couple days. we'll talk about the the chances for rain and some -- the chances of the umbrella needed here as well. we are going to talk to this guy here. it's not your turn yet. ten minutes. he's got ten minutes. we'll talk to him in ten minutes. i think you know this guy. >> it's chuck bell in costume. >> let's hope not. a two-year police sting got 160 guns and thousands of dollars of drugs off the streets of washington. under cover police got the swan song for major operators. derrick ward has more on this. >> it's an effort among d.c.

police and law enforcement. the biggest results yet. millions of dollars worth of illegal drugs and guns. enough hardware to arm a militia. almost ten grams of cocaine. 23.5 pounds of marijuana, heroin, ecstasy. >> the atf, fbi and immigration and the u.s. attorney's office. they got to know their targets all too well. >> the suspects during those discussions made it clear they had no problems shooting or killing police officers or security guards in the course of their criminal conduct. >> reporter: operation manic operated out of a recording studio. it was the scene of illegal transactions. they kept up the front of making hits, they were making cases. >> the criminal network, word gets around quickly. it didn't take long for the

operation to be operating at a high level. >> 70 of the operators have been arrested. a number of cases bragt, among them arms and drug dealer chris fer washington he offered to sell undercover officers grenades. weapons with murderous histories. more are being tested to uncover their pedigrees. >> some of the guns are stick-up weapons used by drug dealers, gang members. >> reporter: the operation went beyond d.c.s borders, maryland and georgia and troubling connection to cartels. it was an attempt to expand a market to this area. authorities say each time one of these operations works, it's harder and more dangerous for the next. there will be others. >> it wasn't rhetoric and talk. we are going to continue what we are doing and make move ons the career predators.

>> in all, $7.1 million worth of stuff they got. the weapons and drugs on display were only part of the take. back to you. >> derrick ward, thank you. well, this is the busiest week of the year, folks when it comes to delivering mail and packages. today is the busiest day for delivering packages. tuesday is the busiest day for mailings. the the postal service says it will process more than 600 million cards and letters. if you have a package left to send, the postal service says you have until wednesday to ship and it will arrive on top for christmas. when it comes to u.p.s., the busiest day is thursday. it plans on delivering 26 million packages. military families might call it a christmas miracle. hundreds of troops arrived at the airport today after serving in afghanistan.

among them, a group that makes it their mission to make them feel welcome. tracee wilkins was there for the big homecoming. >> reporter: we have been here all morning long and watched what has turned into a very long morning as they have been waiting for love d ones to exit through those doors. blef you me, every second of this wait has been worth it. it's been days and then hours of delays for these families who are waiting to greet their loved ones at bwy airport. now, they are bonding while stuffing duffel bags. >> it's awful. this is the worst part other than deployment, the travel. >> reporter: the hundreds of troops who will enter today will know how these people and others feel about them. >> when you hear that before you get through the doors, your heart jumps. it's good to be in america. sorry. i love it. this is why we do it. >> reporter: this group of

volunteers presented more than 130,000 troops with welcome home bags, handmade cards and special attention. >> troops are out. they crossed the border yesterday into kuwait. we are probably going to go somewhat out of business. >> reporter: plenty of laughter and sometimes tears and sometimes proposals of marriage. >> he proposed in may and he got deployed in august. >> reporter: many are stationed in afghanistan. for some, today's arrival may be their last. they will join the hundreds of thousands of troops from the iraqi conflict who are already home. >> is it really wrapping up? when one ends, another begins. it's a sign of the times. the president or no one can do anything about it. it's in god's hands. >> reporter: even though the conflict in iraq ended, they will continue to welcome home

troops coming in from afghanistan. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. many of the service members returning to bwi will catch connecting flights before reaching their homes. home for the holidays. in a heart warming moment in maryland at a school today, a big smile, a lot of tears to help welcome home a father from iraq. peter has been deployed for the past eight months. he surprised his children during a prayer service at the the st. columbia catholic school. the family ecstatic to be reunited. >> a lot of things going through my mind like oh, my gosh, it's my dad, should i run up and give him a call or stay in my seat. >> i was happy. i gave him a hug. >> i just feel so fortunate and blessed to have such a wonderful family, wife and kid. >> god is good for letting him

come home now. i'm very excited. i'm happy to see my dad. >> the best christmas ever right there. he presented the school with an american flag he took with him during another deployment in afghanistan. >> i love those kind of stories this time of year. >> when we come back, a close call. >> how did they not see you? >> a 13-year-old girl calls for help as two intruders enter her bedroom. plus, the new technology allowing a wounded veteran to walk normally, once again. >> hi, this is major jason johnson coming from kabul, afghanistan. i want to say hi and happy holidays to my wife and kids.

a new study out tonight on the number of young people who have run-ins with the law before reaching their 20s. researchers at the university of north carolina in charlotte show 25% of children who were arrested at least once for something other than a traffic offense. experts say abuse in the home, poor performance at school and hyperactivity increase the risk. new medical technology is giving a new outlook on life to a veteran. he's a vietnam vet.

one of the first to receive a bionic ankle through a v.a. hospital. it's a prosthetic foot. it replaces the calf muscles and achilles tendon. it's battery powered and programs for the user. calibrated by bluetooth through a smartphone. hendricks says he's gaining more confidence with every step. >> this is a real foot, the way it rolls. it's computerized. when i get ready to take a step, it throws my foot out there for me. when i'm walking on it, it's weightless. >> wow. he says he's moving faster than he has in ten years. the bionic ankle gives him 100% power where others can only give 50%. >> new research suggests vitamin d supplements may not be as

affective as thought. taking vitamin d and calcium can lower the risk for bone fractures in older adults. vitamin d alone was not affected. there was little evidence available to prove the vitamin lowered the risk of cancer. while vitamin d deficiencies are risk factors for heart problems, they could not prove taking vitamin d supplements lower the risks. much more to come here tonight a. trend in anonymous giving hits the d.c. area. >> i was just so happy. he told me merry christmas. we gave each other a big hug. >> meet the lady who learned her christmas bills were paid. >> it's the monday after. what a victory. dan hellie and trevor price join us live from redskins park to

lay away has made a comeback this holiday season. a lot of people struggling to make ends meet have been paying in installments for gifts for their families. several stories surfaced of complete strangers paying it forward and paying off lay away accounts. erika gonzalez is live outside a k-mart where secret santas are hard at work. >> reporter: yes, they are. secret santa was first spotted in indianapolis a long, long way away from the north pole and recently in virginia and here in maryland. what is he doing? paying off the debt of those with lay away plans. >> paying bills and stuff. we get what we need but sometimes it's good to have what we want. >> reporter: tiffany is one of millions of americans going through hard times. with three kids and only one

source of income, she began a k-mart lay away plan in october to make sure her kids would have some of the things they would ask for for christmas but money was hard to come by. >> $20, $30, what we could do. >> she stood in line to make a payment. the man behind her began to make small talk. >> it was his turn, he let me go ahead of him. he said i would like to take care of this for her. i was so happy. he told me merry christmas. we gave each other a big hug. i have been on cloud nine ever since. >> reporter: he paid more than $100, clearing the debt of one of her lay away accounts and an additional $75 toward a second she had. >> he's our christmas angel, he really is. >> reporter: today, she's come to pay off the last few dollars of the second bill. thanks to her secret santa, she

has money left over for gifts. >> it's catching on. helping out people you don't know. >> reporter: who are these secret santas and what's the motive behind their good deeds? y you'll get to meet one tonight at 6:00. in maryland, erika gonzalez, news 4, back to you. >> erika, thank you. let's get the word on the weather tonight. doug joins us from the storm center with a special guest who must be burning up in his costume there. >> oh, yeah, you're talking because of the mild temperatures out there? >> yeah. >> mm-hmm. we are going to get to that special guest. 50 degrees is the current temperature now. the wind out of the south at 8 miles per hour. rain wise, not worried about rain tonight. a few showers trying to form there along the eastern shore. that's it. this is the frontal boundary making its way through. the rain to the west. temperatures tomorrow, around 48 degrees.

we are looking at the numbers above average once again. with the rain, at least shower activity tomorrow, not the best day. i don't expect to see much sunshine. not a wash out. not a terrible tuesday as we look towards next week. yeah, you betcha. it's monday against the new jersey nets. the wizards home opener, 7:00 p.m. at the verizon center. you mentioned we got the special guest. look at this. this is gee whiz from the wizards. trying to give me a jersey? is this for me? you want me to play? is that what it is? i'm in! i'm totally in. you can get your tickets and jerseys, too. this is john wall? kammerer is k-a-m -- no, okay. once again, the home opener. a heck of a christmas gift. taking on the new jersey nets. thank you very much. if you ever need help -- i'm

serious. whatever you need. down low, in the hoop, three-pointer, i got it. no? >> you put it out there. it's fitting you got the john wall jersey. he can teach you how to dougy. >> i'm not doing it. no, no, no. >> he's a man of few words there. >> we don't get to say a lot on monday night but we are saying it now. the redskins won. >> they did. in a big way. throughout this game, aside from those two early interceptions, they were strong defense and offense, dan. huge win. >> allow me to rewind for a moment. there's one reason the john wall jersey doesn't work on doug. he doesn't like to pass. all he likes to do is shoot. how does gee whiz come to the station when trevor and i aren't there. we have this 300 pounder in a

basketball jersey. >> no, we don't. >> no, we don't. >> we'll work on that jersey at a later date. it is nice to talk about a redskins win. the second time in ten games they have done so. it was in a thoroughly dominating fashion, sweeping the season series for the first time since 1999. what were your thoughts on the game overall. >> at least what i look at it is, what team shows up on sunday with the redskins, good skins or bad skins. good rex, bad rex. the good team shows up against new england. the good team against seattle. they showed up against the giants. against the giants twice. the thing is, i want to look at it and say hey, the future looks good. i'm optimistic. the good team shows up. they are a force to be reckoned with. >> talk about good and bad. rex grossman averaged two interceptions throughout his

career. two interceptions. i guess the good news is they weren't costly. they came early. he got them out of the game. they didn't have to worry about it. >> if you are punting you are winning. if you are on the first play of the game, it's basically a punt. call it 3-0. defense steps up. it's sudden change. the defense is getting water, rex grossman throws the pit. defense comes up with a stop. as defense is coming up the field, grossman is saying thank you for saving my butt. >> he goes back sbloo sboo the game. after the two interceptions i said what was rex's reaction. he came into the huddle smiling. it was really no damage done from that point on, he played well. >> punting is winning. if you throw an interception that far, then you come back and throw touchdowns and convert third downs and fourth downs. do the things he did yesterday, i think all hats off to him.

you have to look at it and say hey, this guy is for real. they are out of the playoffs. why is he playing so hard and well. >> what does it say to you when your coach decides to go for it on fourth down like the redskins? >> you are sending a message. misery loves company. we are not going to the playoffs, you're not going to the playoffs, giants. try to ruin everybody else's day. your season is being ruined. i'm going to ruin everybody else's. come away with a win. >> it looked like the roles were reversed. redskins looked like they were fighting for a division title. defensively, talk about how good the defense played especially deangelo hall. talk about a bounceback mentality. he has the swag that we talk about so often. >> if you are a quarterback in the nfl, you have to have a short memory. i don't think he remembers what

happened ten minutes ago, let alone last week. look at this coverage. you might have double coverage or whatnot, it's great coverage by d. hall. he makes a great play. you can be a goat one minute and hero the next. >> the three best catches were made by redskins defensive backs. three interceptions in this game. came in with six all season. go from six to nine in one game, a lot of great catches and coverage. pressure on the quarterback and things like that. as you watch a team unfold, if you watched them play the last couple games, we get to see more of this. >> he's not starting anymore. he's not going to start the rest of the season. he had a very good game. josh wilson has an interception as well. coming up at 6:00, your old teammate, josh wilson in baltimore. we are going to talk about deangelo hall more including a locker room debate we got into. a spirited debate.

>> awesomeness. >> thanks. >> we can't see that deangelo grab enough. if that's the last play, the only play of the season to remember, that's it. doreen joins us with a look at what's coming up at 6:00. >> hi, guys. everybody is in a better mood on monday, redskins win. coming up tonight on news 4 at 6:00, prince george's county police shot and killed a man over the weekend. it was the eighth police involved shooting of the year. tonight at 6:00, a look at what prince george's county police had to say. ahead at 6:00, a golf cart goes out of control, into a crowd. nobody was behind the wheel of this thing. we'll tell you what happened. plus, police are searching for a third person wanted in connection with a violent home invasion. those stories and more coming up. i'll see you then. >> thanks. up next on news 4 at 5:00, a

quick decision a 13-year-old girl made to save h

now to a 13-year-old michigan girl who was home alone when two intruders broke into her house. she was home when all of a sudden she was in the middle of a terrifying situation.

tamron hall has the story. >> i heard knoing at the door. >> reporter: this 13-year-old home alone when two men broke into her house. she dialed 911 from her bedroom. >> 911 where is your emergency? >> i think there's somebody in my house. i don't know who. >> where are you at in the house? >> in my room upstairs. i was shaking really bad. i didn't want to make too much noise so i sat there. >> reporter: she sat terrified as two 19-year-old's ransacked the house. police say they stole thousands of dollars worth of electronics, christmas gifts and a gun from her dad's collection. >> i pushed myself under my bed. i was under there for at least ten minutes while they were walking around. >> they made a stop by her room in. >> they have been up in your

bedroom? >> yeah. >> you are still under the bed? okay. how did they not see you? >> i don't know. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: they are facing several charges including first degree home invasion. she remembered her dad's advice. >> always remain calm no matter what is going on around you. focus on what's happening and what you have to do to protect yourself and react later. >> if i would have panicked, they would have saw me. i don't want to think about what they would have done. >> cool and wacalm there. stay there, news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. officers in prince george's county defend themselves after the eighth deadly police involved shooting this year. >> easier for passengers to ride in a