flooding. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. first tonight at 10:00, dozens forced from to their home after a building collapse in southeast. how rain could be to blame. more twists in the trump administration, what the new shake-up could mean for the white house agenda. >> so much rain for us, could some

future? thanks for joining us i'm matt ackland >> i'm tisha louis >> let's begin with a look at the weather, and here ap live look on saturday evening, a beautiful shot of the washington monument. it has been soggy for almost two days now. but there's good news. things are drying out. >> let's check in with gwen for your first forecast. gwen, have good news for us, hopefully. >> absolutely. i'm talking sunday sunshine, i think everyone is ready for that. you know, we needed a little bit of rain, as i say be careful what you ask for, we sure got more than what we bargained for. let's look at radar, some of our neighborhoods still seeing some of that moisture you can see the spin coming off the atlantic and moving across our area. some of you are seeing showers, not as intense as last night. but still, well, at this point, with all we've been dealing with, rain is rain. and

happening and take a look here. we are seeing some of that rain continuing to hit some of our neighborhoods right across the areas of delmarva into the south of southern maryland and for prince george's county, i want to tell you we still have a flash flood warning in effect until 2:15 i want to say that maryland route 717 is closed at maryland route 4 and maryland route 725 is flooded at maryland root 202 in upper marlboro. do take that into account. 63 for overnight low, we will see a clearing overnight, good news and as i said, we got sunshine the weekend is ending dry. happy to say that. i'll have the seven-day later. matt? >> i think we're happy to hear you say that. thank you. investigation is underway after a man was found dead in northwest. the victim was found this afternoon in the 4800 block of is wisconsin avenue at the classic

it's unclear how he died or if he was an employee. in the district, nearly a dozen people are without a home tonight. after the wall in their apartment building collapsed. the red cross is stepping in to help. evan is with more on all of this. what's on store. >> reporter: tisha, we're at the fairfax county village condos. fortunately. no one injured in this incident. but we know 11 people were displaced across five units here, and here is the reason why. look at those gaping holes there. right in the basement where the bricks just seem to peel away from the rest of the wall. according to dc fire and ems, around 3:00 this morning, reports started coming in of a partial building collapse. these are pictures firefighters took at the scene, fire officials blame the heavy rains which likely forced the basement walls of the condo building to cave in.

fortunately emergency workers evacuated all 11 people safely, they won't be able to live here per the dc building inspector until this damage is fixed and the building isry inspected. these are condos. so it's unclear had is responsible for the repairs or if insurance will cover this. neighbors say they feel for those now without homes, but are relieved this collapse wasn't worse. >> people there may have gotten seriously injured, and that would have really been a tragedy. you know, they probably might have thought it was an earthquake or something. >> reporter: again, the red cross came out here and helped those people that were displaced find temporary housing. for now, live in southeast, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. we were talking about it earlier we hoped it would be a celebration. we had hoped that it would be, and the reason

you. repeal and replace held a victory party, hundreds turned out for the our lives on line nationwide day of action. their goal was to keep the pressure on lawmakers to fight back attempts to flat line the affordable care act. so much news out of the white house recently. today, the president is going after lawmakers for not repealing the affordable care act. this as one chief of staff resigns and another one is named, we get more from doug mckel way. >> reporter: big change for the trump administration. chief of staff reince priebus is out after six months on the job. the former chair of the republican national committee graciously exiting his post. >> hitting a reset button is a good thing. and the president did that and so i think he's happy. i got to tell you although it's a little mix when things like this happen. i generally feel pretty good. >> reporter: it's the latest in a series of switch-ups at the white house, new communications

on board and openly criticized priebus as he did so, sarah hackabee-sanders is replacing sean spicer and now homeland security secretary john kelly will take on the responsibility of being the president's chief of staff. >> it's not a question of being a monitor or gatekeeper, it's driving one the agenda, making certain it's coordinated. driving a calendar to be sure. >> reporter: this comes amid a devastating defeat for the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare. the gop senate failing to pass legislation to end the 2010 law. a major blow to the agenda, president trump taking aim at lawmakers at a series of tweets pushing for a simple 51 vote majority to pass legislation writing republicans will never win if they don't go to a 51% majority now, they like fools and are wasting time. also tweeting that bail-outses for insurance companies and members of congress will end if a new healthcare

passed soon. doug mckel way fox news. police in fairfax county continue to look for this man, who was caught on camera ambushing not one but two women at an atm. both women were attacked within minutes of each other at wells fargo in fairfax county, and both incidents were caught on camera. as well as crystal clear video of the suspect's face. police say the same man is also responsible for stealing money out of a grocery store cash register earlier that day >> these cases do not appear to be connected to one another, on the left-hand side of your screen is 76-year-old bern knees harris, last seen along the 800 block of 5th street in northwest. on the right. 21-year-old chris christie wadell, then 13-year-old andrea

along maryland avenue in northeast and omar williams 20-year-old was last seen along the 900 block of jefferson street in northeast. all these cases do not appear to be connected. authorities would like to hear from you. we now know a fire in a popular anne arundel county restaurant is, in fact, arson. officials say the fire at coconut charlie was intentionally set friday morning. the fire caused $200,000 in damage. investigators are now trying to determine who set the fire. a firefighter was also injured after falling off of a ladder, no word on his condition tonight. still ahead tonight. north korea launches another missile attack >> what the country is saying about their new capabilities and how it could impact the united states. a deadly stabbing attack in germany and we're learning new details about

his ties to islamic radicalism. stay with us.

were. north korea provoking the united states carrying out its second intercontinental ballistic missile test launch. it appears the threat to the u.s. home land could be greater. correspondent kitty logan is in london with more. >> reporter: north korea take aim at the u.s. once again. pyongyang firing off another intercontinental ballistic missile. this time kim jong-un aims the entire u.s. mainline is at risk of attack. the leader proudly said through the test the reliability of our system has beenry confirmed while demonstrating our ability to attack with icbm at any time from anyplace and proving that all parts of u.s. territory are within the firing range >> the icbm traveled around 624 miles before landing in the sea. this video was captured around the same time a

fell into the water and shows a bright line off the coast of japan. while analysts say the entire u.s. mainline is not at risk the weapon could hit los angeles, denver or chicago >> the big threat is not just the icbm. it's that coupled with a nuclear capability. and what i'm most concerned with today is where they stand with this miniature rised nuclear war head. >> reporter: the united states conducted a fire exercise with south korea and president trump called the test launch a reckless and dangerous action. in statement which reads, quote, the united states will take all necessary steps to insure the to security of the american home land and protect our allies in the region, there does appear to be technical improvements in this latest test. north korea first launched an intercontinental ballistic missile on july 4th, at that time, experts said it could reach

new information tonight about the man accused of going on a deadly stabbing ram pitch at a german market. firm says the 26-year-old palestinian man is a known islamic radicalist. they also say he was mentally unstable. police believe he may have acted alone and there are no indications he had any links to network, three people stabbed in this attack, one of those victims later died. a california judge refused to lower the bond for a woman who caused an accident while she was live streaming on instagram. that accident you might remember killed her younger sister. video before the crash shows the woman dancing and taking had he hands off the steering wheel. her bail will remain at over a half $1 million. >> foster care for last few years and still being in it and only 18 years old, that she would have

on these charges is, that's just absurd to believe that she would be able to do that. >> sanchez also had a prior case as a juvenile. jack and david are here to take a look at another wild week on capitol hill >> first, fox rich dennisson tells us what weekend expect. the former indiana governor will stop on sunday where he'll be meeting with prime minister, he will travel to the nation of georgia before ending his eastern european trip on wednesday. he's expected to discuss cyber defense and bilateral issues during his visit to those countries. wednesday, e commerce giant amazon will be holding its first ever annual job fair. looks to fill more than 50,000 positions at its shipping centers which will include more than

at 10 amazon.com warehouses nationwide. thursday the nfl kicks off 2017 preseason with annual hall of fame game. this year's show-down will kick off thursday for the first time ever in nfl history as the dallas cowboys and arizona candor analysis will face off in can ton, ohio. friday, one of our branches celebrates a big birthday as the u.s. coast guard turns 270 years old. it's dedicated to insure safety and security of the nation's waters and that's a look at the week ahead, i'm rich dennisson fox news. fox news.

. the american people expect congress and the white house to do the people's business, and instead we have a do nothing congress and a president who offers inappropriate insults rather than inspired ideas. >> the situation in the white house we see in the last week was unsustainable. running a government is not running a business. and that has been very clearly >> it has been busy, we're trying to keep up with it all from the appointment to a new chief of staff to another failed attempt to repeal the affordable care act. the trump administration has a lot. welcome back guys, jack berkman and david brown to talk a little bit about this. i think the most important what i'm hearing from people is this chief of staff. we got reince

general coming in. jack, let's start with you. do you think anything will change or will trump run the white house the way he wants it no matter who's his chief of staff >> it's an opportunity for a restart. a grand opportunity for a restart. trump should seize this. he can move in the right direction. exchange everything with his. poor priebus, i've heard from sources the man was close to a nervous breakdown, he wasn't the right guy. wonderful man, smart man, cable but not a guy for trump you really have to pair the chief of staff with the president they have to have chemistry. they didn't, but trump with a new spokesman and chief of staff >> he's really replaced his entire senior staff if you think about it. >> we got a new communications director. >> with the exception of steve bannon and jared kushner, really you're talking about a whole change. i think it's interesting that the president is taking another page out of president nixon son's play book. if you think back of the last time we had a four star general who was white house chief of staff was

nixon son. my take away from this is, yeah, it's an attempt to institute a restart but the reality is unless this president is willing to change his bad behavior, it doesn't matter who you shuffle into the role, unless that person is empowered they're not going to be able to to be effective >> he's not wrong, there is bad behavior, i'll give a you one more. sessions probably has to go, keeping jeff sessions is going to be really difficult to keep a wounded fish >> won't it be tough, extremely tough because the senate you saw dick shell bee and cochran ole guys who rarely go on tv warning the president, that's the house of lords running the president. >> well, for all of that, i still think sessions has to go because you cannot have a wounded attorney general, you can't run the justice department >> let me ask you, how do youry focus the attention

and important topics. and not all this behind the scenes changing >> a number of shows ago, you made the point that. the president had started with infrastructure. we'd be in a different place today in terms of an agenda. my take away from that and i think you've seen this even today with how he's been calling out the majority leader in the senate mitch mcconnell by name and criticizing senate republicans you're potentially seeing a pivot away from congressional republicans and some have been talking about an independent white house, i think this president got to figure out does he actually want to be someone who just makes noise or does he want to get some kind of legislative agenda through >> basically what he needs to do is do a dramatic

clinton style now i'm moving on focusing on the legislative agenda, he can cite fox con on bringing the jobs back to wisconsin. the president has a good political ear. he's bringing jobs to wisconsin. he knows what his base wants and he knows where the 2020 election will be >> seems to me that he can't help himself, someone who is so profoundly insecure as a man that he can't >> you're probably >> let me ask you, what advice do you give to this new chief of staff on how to reel in the president and stop what some are describing as this bad behavior? what is the first step >> you really can't. you can't reel him in the way a haldeman would have reeled in nixon or clinton or bush. there's no reeling in this guy, this is a tiger by the tail. you got to organize the white house, got to get it organized. then you got to get the pr

say mr. president we're going to do one, two, three >> would you agree, i agree with that point and i think for example, oval office privilege, people need to go through the chief of staff, there has to be some sort of structure. would you agree that his appointment, scaramucci as communications director, this is more the same bad behavior, how on earth are you going to pivot if you got a communications director who wants to be in the spotlight more so than the president >> do you think he'll be around a long time? i've been reading things >> we've all been reading it >> i'm afraid to predict anything considering how news changes every single hour, i don't think >> scaramucci -- that's a hard call. it's a nine level chess board. scaramucci is two steps up from spicer, he need a washington veteran in the news media, he didn't do that. but it's better than it was evident. at least there's some ability to communicate. >> we're out of time. the producer is telling us

rap it up >> thank you. >> thanks for being with us. we'll be right back in a moment. take care. take care.

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ry. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. welcome back. this weekend marks one year since devastating flooding hit ellicott city in maryland. >> i remember this video, trash, debris going down the roadway. fast moving waters trapped people inside car, caused major damage and the worst part, killed three people. >> now the historic town is bouncing back. fox 5 angelie hemphill shows us h how. >> reporter:

their time in ellicott city running >> that's why we're here, it's great to be able to celebrate >> the ecstrong 5k was one of several events planned this weekend honoring one year of hard work by a community that rebuilt historic main street >> it will be emotional in the sense that we'll be remembering the heartbreak of last year and remembering the three individuals we lost and very sad to think about that. but it's also a time to really honor what all the folks have done here and the way they've persevered. they got hit with the biggest punch you can imagine >> last july, a wave of water swept through the city taking with it cars and people after a storm dumped several inches of rain in a short amount of time leaving behind a trail of disaster, three people were killed. >> i work at a local church in the area and we gotten involved in the

then. and it's been wonderful to see how quickly the city rebound's i know it was, you know, summertime when it happened and christmas we were shopping on main street >> around 15 million dollars was spent on rebuilding efforts with help from the state and fee in a. 1.8 was raised by volunteers >> we're working a lot and done a lot of things, strengthening the stream beds and walls but we have three storm wall retention ponds we're focusing on, slow down the water from coming down the hill and piping to help especially on the west end. >> reporter: a fresh start for a unique city still so rich in history. >> 93% of the businesses have returned. we had 18 new businesses coming, we have the residents had stronger buildings now because they've been improving the same as businesses. we're a stronger community all the way around. >>reporter: ellicott city angelie hemphill fox 5 local

news. >> those folks gone through so much. it's good to see them clapping and saying they're stronger and can't wait to go up and see what it looks like. >> done an amazing job. >> definitely >> you were saying there's still a little bit of rain. >> still a little bit in some areas and we're going to show that on radar in just a bit. we've had bad flooding in many neighborhoods over the past couple days, unfortunately down trees, power lines as well as, you know, roadways that have been flooded i want to tell you that maryland route 717 is closed at maryland route 4 and maryland route 725 is flooded at maryland route 202 in upper maryland. that's actually in prince george's county. we have a warning we're going to show you that in just a second. but in the meantime, i'm still talking rain on radar, take a look, you can see for yourself, the spin of this. we actually have that system now gradually starting to pull its way out. on the back side, we're

this rap around moisture, over part of delmarva. the bay, southern maryland, south of dc, still seeing some of that rain activity, not a lot. not, nowhere near where we were yesterday with the intensity of rainfall and the thunderstorms, but you know what? i think everybody will be glad when this is out of the way, because it is red line been impacting us a lot for last couple of days or so. i just the mentioned some of the closures in prince george's county and as i said, there's a flood warning there, it was supposed to end at 8:30 but it is now until 2:30 in the morning, if you're in any of these areas do be careful. when it's nighttime and you can't judge how deep water is and as we always say, turn around, don't drown. we really mean that. even so, some of the roads that were flooded yesterday and even the day before still could have pretty dangerous areas in there. do be careful out there. don't take chances. friday's rainfall

of records, look at this, reagan national airport over three inches of rainfall breaking a record set back in 1951. and at bwi breaking a rainfall record 1871. we had a lot of rain, look at these number, six inches at kensington, almost seven inches of rainfall and this is a 30-hour total. in west, northwest alexandria, more than five inch, close to six, harper's ferry saw more than four inches and more than seven inches of rainfall silver springs saw more than five, and in north vienna more than five inches of rainfall. we'll see the system new and as we speak tonight is moving its way out on the back side of it, i'm so happy to give you sunshine and dry conditions because you deserve it. and that's what's happening, sunday is looking very good. futurecast

wet weather out of here tonight. we're seeing clearing skies as the clouds start to get out of the way as well for sunday. temperatures right now, not bad. we're into the 60's and the 70's, pretty much everywhere. and as we rap it up, 63 for an overnight low as we get the clearing skies, planner for tomorrow by midday it will be sunny about 78 degrees. and here's a look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. heating it up into the week, look at this, we're heading back to the 90's all over again, but best thing is, i've got dry days, sunday, monday, tuesday, right into hump day. very comfortable. so try to get out and enjoy us as much as you can. a sneak of the humidity starts to come back on monday, however. but tomorrow, just enjoy the fact that it's dry and sunny. back to you. thank you. to the district, three u.s. postal workers convicted of a moving a half ton of pot through the district will face sentencing this fall. their scam went on mon

investigators installed hidden cameras >> that video proof of those drug deals was crucial in court. we're getting our first look at it. paul wagner shows us how it went down. >> going down. it's going down. >> reporter: that's kendra brantsly in the back of her postal truck about to hand off boxes of marijuana to a man on the street >> same person from yesterday looks like. beanie. black jacket with a green vest over it. >> reporter: she would hand over five more boxes before meeting the man where he hands over the cash. >> guy with the bmw getting in stand by. >> reporter: that was may 19th of last year. couple of months after detectives caught on to the scheme. as early as march 17th, investigators had installed tiny cameras in the truck driven by kendra brantly. in this video, the payoff comes in a paper bag. the camera capturing her counting the cash. on april

were on to alicia norman and had installed tiny cameras in her truck as well. watch as she hands off several boxes of marijuana to a man in a range rover. a camera in the front of the truck capturing the payoff and the money count, the videos shown the postal workers were trailed and photographed more than one with investigators capturing brantly several times in the act to have the exchange and at least three times counting cash. we never did see who prosecutors called the mastermind of the scheme, dean vaughn row is locked up and arrested and never got out. this is a picture they showed the jury drinking expensive champagne at a kamen islands yacht club. prosecutors say row, who was working as a supervisor would flag the boxes of pot before they could be detected by the postal inspector and make sure shay they got fellow the hands of braly

there after they left the courthouse after being indicted, neither wanted to be photographed. to prove their point that row was living way above his means they showed the jury photographs of expensive cars as well as cash found in the pocket of a suit jacket in his home. all three were convicted last woke with row facing as much as 40 years in prison and brantly and norman at least five or more. paul wagner fox 5 local news. this was a scene outside the white house earlier today. dozens of people gathered to protest president trump's ban on transgender people serving in the military. they've been allowed to openly serving in the military since june, 2016 when then defense secretary ash carter lifted the ban. . a new travel warning is raising eyebrows tonight.

warning is based on data that finds law enforcement officers there stop african-american drivers more frequently than white drivers, travel advisory notes passage of a new law that tightens the state requirements for filing discrimination lawsuits >> just has me more on guard about certain areas that i could travel to or certain times about being out. >> more than 40 million people traveled to missouri last year alone. sports is next. nationals take on the rockies, the day after making a trade to sure up their debt. >> josh norman tells us how he will improve in year two. ahead in sports. ahead in sports. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪.

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is they made a deed to shore up both spots, howie is hitting 340 and can play infield or left. he bring veteran experience, played in eight different playoff series in his career. standing ovation for the return of for mer

one on no outside, the rockies trevor, it's a long story, home run. two runs, shot his 15th of the year, rockies take a 2-0 lead. look at bryce harper showing off the leather. makes the grab. he enjoys it. still 2-0. later in the fifth, rockies extend the lead, smack as line drive who comes in to score. rockies up 4-0, after breaking up the defo breaks up the shut-out, rbi single, nats lose 4-2. the orioles weren't going to sit back and let the nats be the only team make a trade. trading for pitcher jeremy hellickson in late night trade with a 4.73 era trades. he was 18 and 15 and 52 starts over

phillies. orioles in texas and you know there's barbecue in the smoker when you're in texas. looks good. you know what else is smoking? tray man seen knee's bat, second inning, man seen knee takes deep to center, 17th of season, orioles up 1-0. that's a solo homerun. orioles lead 4-0 in the seventh, the biggest change in the redskins last season, addition of josh normal. celebration or with maybe an on field spat with the likes of odell beckham junior. he earned had us spot with hard work and exceptional

he gave interesting insight how he shuts down the best receivers >> i saw that play before, i get on the field, and comes to me again around the third quarter. i know it's coming. so i anticipated so fast because i seen them before in the first quarter. they come back and do it again, offenses they repeat themselves so much and then you find a beat because you watched the film study early on in the week and certain situations tell me what is going to come. a trigger. i don't even think about it. so like i said, guy giving over time and being in the system where you develop those things. you start remembering routes and combinations. that's where you win. dc united last place taking on minnesota. united versus united for title of the worst united. we learn that honor goes to the black and reds. seven minutes in. back and gold with the national team, not a great first

dc down 1-0. the dc back line atrocious, nothing he can do, 2-0, dc gives up two more goals, lose more like trash co dc loses 4-0. i love this story. we showed you this video last july of a young boy upset because he thought his dad forgot his birthday. he was brought to tears when he learned his dad got him exactly what he wanted. his dad got him a brand new bat. devon told his son, i want to see home runs with the bat. this is this week. there's braheem. gets a hold of one, dad going crazy. he's filming it. you see the shaky footage. check out guess who caught the homerun? that's right. dad caught the homerun. you saw the ball there in his hands >> he filmed it, while filming it. he caught the homerun w

that brought him to tears. >> one handed >> incredible. >> exactly. >> it's the perfect ending. >> that's perfect with the new bat >> with the new bat. >> almost seems >> comes together. congratulations that is he hit that. it's pretty great. i'm sure dad was excited. coming up you heard of the expression mind over matter. but could that hold true when it comes to your health. how your negative thoughts could cut your life expectancy. >> i will live longer >> i'm i will live longer.

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life-threatening cardiac arrest, that's when pulse points alerted the nearest sponsored, that was just two blocks away and able to assist until paramedics showed up. the two reunited for the first time since that incident. >> as we all know, if you go into cardiac arrest, the chances are you're not i'm going to make it. now, with the system, you can get somebody there faster. >> i'm 67 years old. i wondered whether i was going to renew my certification, still needed no matter how old or young you are. >> this is wonderful. in fact, it was the first known pulse point save in maryland. howard county has been using it since 2015 >> this is wonderful they say the sooner you get to someone the better. my father passed from a heart attack in, you know, you always wonder if someone was there sooner, could it have been prevented but this sounds like a great thing, technology is really helping when it comes to healthcare. >> it's a situation

seconds really matter. . >> we often hear that attitude can make all the difference in a person's health. >> now, a new study is backing up that theory. >> researchers say if you think you're less active than other people around you, you run the risk of dying at a younger age. scientists followed more than 60,000 adults over a 21-year period, found people who thought they were less physically fit were 70% more likely to die earlier than people who assumed they were more active, even if their activity levels were the same. that's interesting. so if you think that you're active, then maybe >> i think i'm fit, i think i work out. it's all in my mind. >> a new study shows keeping a journal may heal your broken heart. >> research found a divorce or serious break-up can cause cardiovascular changes >> university of arizona researchers wanted

journal writing could help. they found people who wrote about their break-ups in a narrative form had better heart health. researchers believe the writing helped people better understand their experience. >> they always say writing does help. >> good for the soul still ahead a new white house chief of staff is preparing to take over. >> why john kelly will help bring organization and instill discipline to the white house. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪.

. general john kelly will soon take over at white house chief of staff. his 40's years of service includes time spent at senior military advisor to pentagon chief robert gates and leon pin

discipline, allison barber takes a look at kelly's record >> the retired general is not a new face in the trump administration or washington, dc. the senate overwhelmingly confirmed kelly as secretary of homeland security on january 20th. >> i have a profound respect for the law and will always strive to up hold it. >> reporter: guidelines that would ramp up deportation records of undocumented immigrants by hiring more border patrol agents ending the so-called catch and release policy and expediting the removal process, that and other actions did not sit well with democrats. in may, pennsylvania senator bob casey tweeted about the deportation of a mother and her young child writing, quote, the gangs will target this mother and her child the moment they land in hon door russ. yet the trump administration insists on this cruel policy, kelly responded at a speech in dc >> i say it over and over. if the laws

them >> kelly enlisted in the marine corp in 1970, served two years and then went to college. he returned to the marines in 1976. by the time he retired in 2016, kelly was a four-star general and served as an advisor to former defense secretary leon pen eta during the obama administration >> he could be one of the best personnel changes that president trump made six months. >> reporter: kelly is married and three children, one son, lieutenant robert kelly died in afghanistan in. kelly unfortunately became the highest ranking military officer to lose a child in afghanistan or iraq. in washington, allison, barber, fox news. and the news tonight is far from over >> the news at 11:00 starts now. ♪ ♪. and thanks again for joining us, i'm matt ackland. >> i'm

demarco. this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. it was a wet weekend out there. welcome everyone. there's a live shot of the washington monument. we've been wet for about two days now. but better weather is on the way. >> let's get to gwen with your first forecast, gwen, you have good news for us hopefully >> i do. we're gradually going to dry out. sunday looks like a day without the rain and guess what? a return of the sun. happy to say that, we still have rain in our area. if you take a look, you can see system gradually starting to move out but still producing wet weather that is hitting parts of our area. some of you still under the gun a little bit, not quite as widespread or intense as last night. good news, but you can see it's areas still getting hit with the