this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, travelling for the holidays you'll have plenty of company. what you can expect , plus your fox5 holiday forecast. broken windows and shattered glass. the disturbing wakeup call for a d.c. council member and his family and the search for the culprits in a recent rash of car break-ins. school yard fights. the violent clash at a maryland school that was call the on camera. the news at ten starts right now. all right. thanks for joining us, we're going to start with break news. this is out of montgomery county. take a look at your screen. crew there is on the scene of a house fire in germantown. when they arrived at the home which is on brink rode they found it fully engulf ed in flames. now, this is a live picture from sky fox. crews still on the scene. we're told there is no fire hydrant in that area. that has made it much

that fire. roads in the area are blocked. there's no word right now on any injuries. we will continue to monitor the situation and keep you posted. now to the weather. winter officially arrived today with very little fanfare in the d.c. region at about the same time that thousands of people hit the red for the holiday weekend. it is a clear nievment but it is cold tonight. sue palka has the all important holiday travel forecast. hey, sue. hi, tony and shawn. we don't mind cold when you're travelling. it's the rain and snow that we have to watch out for. good news for travelers as we look across the country there is not a lot going on. there's a little stripe of snow. the leading edge of warmer air, but most of the country is pretty quiet includ ing right in h our area where we can expect to see clouds thickening up a little bit. temperatures should level off and maybe even rice a little bit because we're expecting a much warmer day tomorrow. d.c. has dropped down to 37 greece and there are a

temperatures across the northeast, includes boston at 28 . check owlt lexington at 54 and knoxville at 51. there is some warmer air is that going to push in this greks and tomorrow is going to be one of those unusually mild december daze. saturday could be even warmer. just checking for travelers who may be thinking out about heading out later tonight. we've seen no problems at any of the airports, no delays, no weather issues going on in the mid atlantic. if you're going to be travelling tomorrow no big issues, but rain is going to be developing. it will begin in the diseep south and spread it's ' way almost to chicago. we'll see a little bit of snow maybe up through minnesota as well as the lower peninsula of michigan up to upstate new york the rain in our area is going to hold off until much later tomorrow night, maybe eight or 9:00. we are warning our travelers that if you why aring ing to be heading

upstate new york a mix of snow and rain could make for a few icy spots up there. we'll be dry there in the mid atlantic. we ' wait for these showers to get in on late day and likely on savment saturday is going to be another day in which we're going to be dodging showers in late day or mid afternoon. temperatures look like they're going to be really mild on saturday. a quick check of some cities you may be heading for tomorrow. new york city should be 50-degrees with partly cloudy skies. chicago looking for a mix of rain and snow at 42. los angeles, 62, miami about 81 and very quickly showing you that we'll see those showers begin to develop but they don't move into our area until likely after seven or 8:00. and they'll be around this time tomorrow night if you're heading out day side tomorrow i think you're in very good shape all things considered . we have lots to talk about in terms of a lot of changes as we head through the christmas weekend and also next week. all of that coming your way a little bit later; if your travel plans include hitting the

will have plenty of company. this was the view from sky fox a long the capital beltway early this evening. aaa estimates more than 7 million people will be travelling by car to their christmas and new year's designations. you should expect longer than normal delays. and you won't get away from the crowds if you're travelling by air. aaa says about 6.4 million people will be flying to their holiday destinations. again you can expect longer than normal waits at lines and check in and security checkpoints. airport officials suggest passengers arrive at least two hours ahead of time for domestic three hours , every year they urge people not to wrap christmas presents in advance. you may be asked to unwrap them. just a reminder you can check that forecast 4/7 on fox5dc.com. you can get the laterest wth

alerts on the fox5 mobile app. some good news for you, developing tonight a government shutdown has been averted. earlier tonight the senate pass ed the stop gap senate bill. that means the government will stay open now through january 19 . it also gives lawmakers a little breathing more and more time for unfinish ed business, including immigration, a potential budget agreement and healthcare. the temporary funding bill is now headed to the president for his signature. speaking of signatures the president will also likely sign the republican tax bill into law tomorrow. that measure is the most expensive extensive rewrif the tax code in more than 30 years. once signed into law the corporate tax rate will top drop to 21 percent. standard deduction for individuals and couples as well as the child tax credit will double. the bill is considered the first major legislative agreement. of cheevment of the trump administration. new

obviously caught on camera, a violent fight at suitland high school in prince george's county . police are now investigating after reports that someone pulled out a weapon during that fight. the school district sent home a letter to parents to inform them of what happened. fox5's corey coffin is live at the scene now with more. corey. >>reporter: and as you just saw , that video all captured on camera of that fight. in fact, we saw several students in the video filming it on their cellphones we want to warn you it can be disturbing for some viewers. and the video several students can be seen participat ing in this fight. district official tell us the students planned this fight and positioned themselves between business after school so that they weren't immediately seen by security. now, according to a letter sent home to parents, a weapon was used during the fight and three people got hurt. now we showed

parents at the school tonight. they told us this is the first they're hearing of it. this year i haven't heard about much i'm here sometimes, from time too time, different incidents. it's scary. it's something to think about. having her come here every day and deal with stuff like this. what's your initial thoughts skiing that? it's rough. now, this is the letter that the district tells me was e-mailed to parents yesterday. district officials tell us that the students involved have been identified and will be disciplined. that could range from suspension to expulsion. because this fight also involved weapons it's a much more serious deal so we do know that at least one student could be facing charges as a result of that. live in suitland tonight, corey coffin, fox5 local news. more arrests tonight in connection with the possible

a prince william county teen. police arrested 19 year old thomas pen ohio ma she a and is male hernandez in a vary oh. investigators relate to they're related to correspond oh disappearance. both suspects fistula first degree murder charges. take a look at this. it was rough morning for a zc council member. thieves broke into several cars in his antibody had, including his, his mother-in-law's and a neighbor. it happened right here holly and 16th street northwest. lindsay watts is live with a warning and some advice tonight. lindsay? >>reporter: d.c. council member robert white says especially this time of year people have to be careful about leaving valuables and gifts inside their vehicles. this is one of the cars that was hit this morning. council member white thinks the thieves were just searching for anything of value inside his car they

wife's car and that allow them to steal it. so one car stolen, multiple cars damaged just on this street. what i'm hearing is that there are rashes of break-ins certain times of the year certainly during the holidays one of my law school classmates reached out to say that a number of cars were broken into her neighborhood in d.c. as well. here's a look at cars that were damaged. white realized this had happened around 6:00 this morning. he said this kind of thing typically doesn't happen in his neighborhood, but clearly a crime that can happen anywhere. he has surveillance cameras that caught at least two of the thie ves on camera and he has turned that over to d.c. police he wants to make sure that people know that d.c. government will recommend reimburse residents for installing outside security cameras, up to $500 for homes, $750 for businesses. the more people have cameras on their homes that

little bit into the street i think the more it will deter crimes like this from happening certainly we have to make sure our streetlights are up to par across across the district. we just moved a little bit up the street. this is another one of the cars that was damaged. white says he just recently got his own surveillance cameras. he's taken advantage of that rebate program. if you want more information about that we're posting details on our website, fox5 d.c. disument. we're live in northwest, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> reunited and it feels so good . a mother and her newborn meet the d.c. firefighters who helped with the delivery. lauren demarco is live tonight, also, with a heart warming story of holiday cheer. hi, lauren. hey, shawn, a d.c. mother whose husband recently died serving oversees said she couldn't handle the holidays this year so she reached out to a small charity for help. they stepped up in a big way. we've got the story

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dewas a victorious day for the six people phissing serious criminal charges stemming from the 2017 inauguration protests. they were found not guilty. on remember january 20, d.c. \police\police arrested almost 200 protestors after violence broke out near dupont circle. some of those smashed car windows, but attorneys for the defendants said there is no evidence their clients took part . they say there is no criminal intent behind their pro testing. the defendants tell t us it's been nearly a year of uncertainty. i was anxious, but a certain part of me was certain that the the right result would happen. i think that a lot of people have between scared away from voicing their opinions. they don't want to get arrested they don't want to get pepper sprayed. they don't want to have a stinger gre n.a.d.e. thrown at them. the us attorney 's office release a statement said they respected the judiciary

eight l other people were arrest ed that day. they are still awaiting trial. there was a special prechristmas reunion. contact bresh yeah carl borrow and her two month old daughter stopped by the station to see the firefighters who helped deliver the baby. the fire crew came in and took care of the rest. surprise. thank you all i cannot thank you all enough. i mean, seriously. it was a dire emergency and jazz could not wait. jazz couldn't wait and you all came to his less rescue. you all helped me. you all helped my children. you all saved the day. i am truly blessed annex static and great ful. it's normal for us because that's what we do on a normal basis. not ever day we get an opportunity to bring them back and

for the families during the holidays. firefighter issuic delaney and his crew showered baby juz with gifts and a t-shirt and help. and gave give cards to the older sibling and gave momma gift card. a gold star family here in d.c. was treated to a gold star christmas . volunteers showered the family with gifts at their home. fox5's lauren demarco joins us now with their story. lawrnen. >>reporter: i hope we can deliver on this, one, too. a local women and her family serve on the booths on the ground here in our area for the small florida-based charity believe with me. they received a call the last minute from a d.c. mother december trait. she just lost her husband who had served oversees and she said she couldn't handle preparing for the holidays for her kids this year so they showed up on her door step. we're here to surprise you. one local fam

stepped up in a huge way to help another who they had never met before. we're here to give you christmas. hi, sweat girl. hi christina collins and her children worked with a florida- based charity called believe with me to give the gift of christmas to rod kit a jordan and her family. jordan's husband recently died after serving oversees. they were not in a place to do christmas for themselves. there are two daughters involved and a mom. one week ago our family sent out an e-mail to our family in mclean saying we need all these items. dough stations came pouring in. within 24 hours they had most everything they needed. gifts to pile under the tree. a complete dinner. we have a turkey, a ham and a salad . there's mack and cheese, sweat potatoes and smashed potatoes. so you can have a feast. and plenty of decoration . here's some extra christmas

s want to do a little more decorating. here's a star for the top. our fox5 photographer even got a chance to get in on the action. amazing. this was such a great blessing and i am so greatful. we're going to put this on your front door in honor of your daddy. how awesome is that? believe with me has worked in the past to provide gifts for gold star children, but this is the first family in the d.c. area to receive an entire gold star christmas. this is the man that we're here for today thanking him for serving his country. god bless you. you've been through a lot thank you so much. we're so happy we can bring a little joy and a little hope and know your daddies not forgotten. jordan was so touched she wanted to know what she can do to return the favor next year. let me know whatever i can do to help for som

ed that our family can do this. and the look on that little girl's face and the joy that that mom had when i called her and told her we were doing this is absolutely what the holidays are about. a. look at that. three, two, one. merry christmas, everybody . that was jor sedan's 150 year old aleve a. jordan has a teenage daughter who couldn't be there because she works to help support the family . all the girls asked for were winter coats. that's all they asked for, about you they got a lot more. christina quol instance is trying to help it grow. she wants everyone watching the news here to spread the word. especially with so many gold star families in our era. so glad the family was able to ef s it. thank you so much. this is what it's all about. let's spread the word. giving back. it's beautiful. we need to do this year round, not just christmastime. more

these stories to offset the bad stories. we are off to the race s with this christmas holiday. here it is comes. it's cold again tonight. colder than we expected it to be, but it is going to probably rice a little bit later tonight as a south wind develops. check it out. manassas down to 25 already. culpeper 26. we hope these temperatures are going to rise as clouds come in. frederick you're 28. d.c. wrist at 37 greece and yeah, we want to talk about what you can expect tomorrow. it's going to be a mild day. probably a chilly start. we'll have a lot of cloud cover around, but how about 56-degrees tomorrow, a dry day for the most part, but considerably warmer than we were today. this is a 10-degree bum fifty-eight for culpeper. it looks like saturday could be even warmer. i want to talk about travel again tomorrow. around this area we're going to have a warm front moving on threuvment which is why we're going to be so well into

50 #-s. traveling again to the north could be a little bit tricky where you run into some ice and perhaps some snow through upstate new york. it doesn't look like a huge amount but enough that you might need a little extra time. we're going to see showers moving as we head into saturday. they may begin late tomorrow night. we'll get a good amount of cloud cover and temperatures in your 50s for your friday. we're focusing on christmas eave night and christmas day could be a little bit of tricky forecasting involved for us coming up and some timing issues as well. could there even be a few flakes around on christmas morning in we'll talk about all of that in just a little bit. thank you. coming up tomorrow morning on fox5, nick canning will be live in the loft with the morning crew. plus, kevin mccarthy is sitting down with the cast of the new justice department man ji movie. and charles aston will be performing christmas music. all of that kicks off tomo

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will remember this day in which it was singled attack in the general assembly for the very act of exercising our right as a sovereign nation. we will remember it when we are called upon to once again make the world's largest contribution to the united nations. yes yemen's un ambassador called the trump move a blatant violation of the air and nation and all christians animus limbs of the world. president trump spent part of his day at walter reed medical center visiting wounded medical soldiers. he said he wanted to wish them a merry christmas. chief of staff john kelly accompanied him on the private visit. straight ahead at 10:30, a closer look at congress' new bill to temporarily avoid a government shutdown. caught on camera, a fight breaks out a prince george's county high school. why police are involved tonight a norad santa tractor got

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next month. that's great. all right. another big win for president trump tonight. the news continue ts right now. this is fox5 local news at 10:30 . right now at 10:30, double trouble. two people caught on camera breaking into a northern virginia restaurant. what police say they made off with. plus, a violent fight at a prince george's county high school is captured on video. what sparked the chaotic moments and how the school is responding tonight. congress avoids a government shutdown for now. the founder of a popular pizza place steps down and a d.c. police officer gives back to the family of her fallen colleague. fox5's news at 10:30 starts now and our top story tonight, a fight at suitland high school in maryland is caught on camera. police are now investigating after learning some sort of weapon was used during all the chaos. fox5's corey coffin is live at the school tonht

>>reporter: that's according to a letter that was sent home to parents and according to that letter three students got hurt in the fight. we'll show you that video now and in the video you could see several students getting involved in the fighting . district ochtions tell us the students planned the fight and positioned themselves between buses after school so that they weren't immediately seen by security. district officials tell us the students involved have been identified and will be disciplined which could range from suspension to expulsion. we also know at least one person could be facing charges tonight for that weapon developing tonight in montgomery county, firefighters working hard to put out the hot spots at a house fire in germantown. when they arrived they found the house in the 10,000 block of brink rode fully engulfed in flames. there aren't any hydrants in the area so crews had to bring in several large water taryngs to fight the fire right now brink road is closed between davis mill road and blunt road. firefighters say it doesn't appear anyone was home

when the fire started. a government shut down is averted for now. a temporary spending bill is now on its way to the partnership for its signature. the stop gap imil passed earlier this evening followed by the senate. it keeps money flowing through january 19 and it givens lawmakers more time for unfinish ed business. president trump says he will sign it. a victory in court for six people facing charges stemming from the 2017 inauguration daypro test. they were found not guilty. d.c. \police\police arrested nearly 200 protestors that day after violence broke out in spots around the city. attorney s for the defendants said there was no evidence their clients took part. there was also no criminal intent behind their protesting. one l eight others arrested that day are still awaiting trial. two more americans have been identified as victims in this week's deadly tour bus crash in mexico. jodi and andy fits from oh limb pia, washington were among the ate americans killed

yesterday investigators identif ied two other vic testimonies from north norton, virginia. the mother from florida was also kivmentd a go fund me page has been set up for the family. a total of 12 crew ship passengers were killed in tuesday's crash. new video tonight shows two people breek ing into a northern virginia restaurant and stealing a cash. it happened last thursday at a mexican restaurant along jefferson davis highway in woodbridge. the suspects threw a heavy object through a window to get inside. they dumped the items at a nearby construction site. we revealed the surveillance footage. we found that the suspects entered the business around three:30 that morning. odds are they probably broke into the business, took the items and then carried them off someplace to where they tried to get into them and were successful. police say there was no surveillance video at that construction where

and cash register were found. montgomery county police also re lease this surveillance ovoid ohio from a liquor store. they masked men broke into the store they grabbed several bottles of liquor and then took off. crime solve ers is offering an' ward for any information that leads to an arrest. a man was arrest ed alt bwi thurgood marshal for having a loaded gun in his carrying on bag. this marks a second time a passenger at bwi what goes arrested for the same thing. the officers contacted police who cons fistula quaited the gun and ar rested the man on weapons charges. up next, a popular driving app wants to ease some of your holiday stress. we'll have details of how it's going to do so coming up. first month s, after the founder of pap a on's criticized the nfl over the national and the lem he is stepping down. what the company is saying about his decision. hey, sue. are you ready for a

a chilly start, but it looks like temperatures are going to be 10-degrees warmer tomorrow than they were today. we'll have a mix of clouds and sun. certainly a brilliant day tomorrow. check out these temperatures, 8 a.m., 38. by noon, 50, by 4:00, 56-degrees. we'll hold rain off until later in the day. let's focus on the weekend forecast and christmas day when we come right back. well, the worst could be over when it comes to holiday travel as aaa predicting thursday marks the peak for holiday traffic and if you still have to travel, the company says hit the road before or after the morning commute or on christmas day itself. and good news for drivers who haven't left yet, the national average for a gallon of regular is now 2.43 a gal. that's ten cents cheerp than a month ago. while gas prices are dropping, our economy is growing. the government is saying our gdp

expanded 3.2 percent last quarter. that's good enough to gives the best back to back quarterly growth rate in three years. apple could be ringing in the new year with some legal troubles. a kafl man has filed a class action suit after apple admitted to slowing down some older iphones to save battery life. the suit claims users never agreed to this. it was a ploy just to get people to buy a new iphone. that's business. i'm david asman.

>> california's thomas fire is on the verge of becoming the largest wild fire in state history. it scorched more than 2,730,000 acres and it's only about 60 percent contained. the

in 2003, the cedar fire it burn ed more than 280,000 acres. the thomas fire is the only california large wild fire to happen in december. nearly every other fire happened during the summer months. crews finish ed installing steel safety posts on the sidewalk along the las vegas strip. it follows an incident of drivers running into pedestrians. the poster intended to keep pedestrians safe. they are all connected underground by steal frames. they can withstand a head on collision from a 15 a thousand pound vehicle traveling at 15 miles an hour. two confederate statutes were re moved overnight. they removed the statue of jefferson davis at a local park in the city. at another park crews also removed a statue of general nathan bed ford forest. it comes after both parks were sold to a local nonprofit and they

rid of the statues as soon as possible. no word on what will happen with the status. the founder of pap a john's is stepping down from his role at ceo. it comes next month. john shenandoah valley ter's move comes two months over he criticized the nfl over the national and the lem. they later apologized but would not say if the comments played a role in the comments. papa john's shares are down 13 percent since the comments were made. hundreds of employer s bike amazon, t-mobile and cox communication discriminated against older work ers through ads placed on facebook. they targeted younger workers. the. in one local case an ad reportedly showed a notice for a work position silver spring, but the ad specifically targeted the people between ages 18 and 54. the

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airport officials suggest you arrive three hours ahead and three areas for international sites. they're urging people not to wrap their christmas presents in advance. if you've had a few too many and need a ride home lyft says it can help it's offering transportation between eight and four. residents 21 years and older can use a special code and get up to 15 percent off on rides. last year nearly a thousand people took advantage of the program. nor rad sapt that's tractor is getting a 21st century upgrade. right now they opt a website. this year, they're also partner ing with digital assistance programs like alexa and on star so this means you can simply ask alexa where is santa's sleigh or press a button in your car and track him that day. norad's \track\tracting will start

2 a.m. i predict we'll be hitting one of those buttons a lot. >> so high tech. you got to stay with the times. you you can find him at any where at any time. there's no hiding for santa, that is for sure. because we're talking about it maybe a little bit of snow on christmas day. it's more so christmas eave april there is a chance -- this is a very rare thing for us to have the possibility of measurable snow. i'm not sure it will be measurable. we can see a scenario in which sunday night, a little something develops off the coast and we would have mix or snow showers that would be pregone before christmas. so that's the timing. something to watch for. it's very rare to have snowfall on christmas day in d.c. since they've kept records in 1884 it has only happened nine times. that's a seven percent

fact that we're going to be cold is something to keep an eye objection to the form we're going to show you all the maps as we get ready to move toward the christmas holiday and layout everything we see happening. for tomorrow it's more clouds expected tomorrow and it's going to be a day dry day for the most part. we think showers hold off until well after dark and even as late as nine or 1067b8g9 we're not worried about freezing temperatures tomorrow night. we're going to have showers off and on throughout the day. it's christmas eave when we start getting colder. the redskins play christmas ef at 1:00. i which it will be park. it's christmas christmas eve night that something develops off the coast. it is too late to throw some snow showers back at us? it's hard to aivment that would exist for the predawn hours on christmas day, buthe

christmas day looks like it's going to be sunny. temperatures are chilly. we've got manassas down to 25. culpeper 28. it looks like it's bad because we think overnight as the clouds come in and the winds start coming in out of the south temperatures may stay steady or rice a little bit. they really rice tomorrow afternoon. how about 356-degrees? fredericksburg closer to 59- degrees. up towards hagerstown, 52. dry forecast here, a mild day, not quite the same on saturday. we'll have more showers coming, in but it will be mild. strong south winds out ahead of this frontal boundary will get us into the low 6306s on saturday. and that area of low pressure continues moving on into new england and after it passes us the frontal boundary that's when we'll see it getting stronger. i want to show you the weekend forecast and then we'll get into the christmas eve and monday morning scenario. we're going to forecast 62 on

clouds and showers. if we see showers on sunday it will be very early, most of the day is dry, colder at 47-degrees and then we watch christmas eve night. this is taking us into the overnight hours and a little area of low pressure might try to develop on the frontal boundary that crosses us on sunday. could it create a mix, maybe a better chance of snow as we get toward the mountains and up into pennsylvania. that is possible. we're cold eras we head on into the christmas forecast. we'll watch it and see. it doesn't look like it would be anything of significance unless the forecast takes a dramatic turn over the next few days. we're going to see a predawn mix, 40-degrees. boy does it get cold as we look at next week. tuesday only 38- degrees. our post christmas arc particular chill rolling into town. wednesday, 35 greece and thursday only 33. next weekend we may have the possibility of seeing another round of some winter weather but it's really too far out to say

period. that is your seven day forecast. now over to brody for an update on ports. i paid attention to none of that because i'm going to florida. 81-degrees. have fun. i'll bring you along. with the redskins out of the playoff picture, well, most fans are looking beyond sunday's game. when you look past the game against the broncos there is a major question that needs to be answered. it involves the quarterback, kirk kins. it's the same question we had last year about this time. skins' fans are going to spend their christmas eve wondering about what their quarterback will do in the future. it has momentum us impact. will kirk cousins wear is ugly christmas suit in sunday's post game contest. i would love to get a win and i'll wear whatever my wife picks out if we don't get the job done you might see one o

outfits from me. it remains to be seen. if we're going to see that celebrity sweater suit the red redskins will need to do a better job of protecting their season. he's been hit at least 88 times this year behind a make shift offensive line that's been dealing with injuries. is ray gruden concerned? i think he took a nice shot the other day, he's holding up. he's been durable. the nature of the position there, john. quarterbacks are going to get hit from time to time. probably has been. did you keep stats on that? all right. we never see our quarterback get hit for sure . it would help if we stay ed out some of these third and longs. a lot can be done to protect them. we got to do a better job. those hits are test ing

he has nothing on as you trail and rug bistar that has been dealing with a finger injury that he was told would need a surgery. rather than sit out three months of the season, angus decided to have the finger amputated. can't bend the finger so it's like i'm constantly giving people the bird. i'm go to have to cut it in half because i'm just over it . that's rugby for it. they don't mess around. >> oh, my goodness. talk about taking things to the extreme. listen, sit out three months or spend the your life without a finger. oh, my gosh. it's a good thing it wasn't his leg or his armor his ear. he's dedicated, very tough. those rugby players, they don't have any protection. we think here at # one, find out why a d.c. council member thinks there was a rash of car

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>> the chief of prince george's county police and a group of officers took time today to give one little boy a special holiday surprise after he nearly died earlier this month. # # year old caleb harry was shot in h the chest on september 5 on accident by his neighbor. caleb was rushed to the hospital and is slowly recovering. today, officers surprised caleb with some christmas presents and we asked him which ones were his favorite. i'll say the lego set . it's a touchy situation. i got to see folks that i knew beforehand and they were

the end. for him, it was a miracle that he would even see this day. and watching his expression as the gifts came in he was in shock. caleb just returned home from the hospital two days ago. says he's happy to be back home with his family for the holidays. still has a long road to recovery. a d.c. police officer is giving back h this holiday season by helping the family of her fellow officer who was killed in a car accident a few months ago. thats of oner left behind a wife and twins. tonight his colleague is giving his children a special gift to help remember their dad. fox5's meuk has the story. >>reporter: the christmas tree is up, the house decorated for the holidays can pictures nearby show the love officer barry ease man shared with his wife and twins. two days ago more love arrived in a home that is feeling s

bears for asher and violentette when the kids opened them up and i saw it come out i needly knew it was his shirts. the bears were hand bare. loved them. they've been sleeping with them every night. the material used to make the bears came from barry's uniforms. the eyes made of buttons and the mpd patches on the feet also his. my daughter said that she's happy to to be able to hug dare dad daddy. his wife jennifer said he loved being a d.c. police officer. he died in september in a traffic accident as he was heading home from an overnight shift. jennifer said she's rather the not focus on that day instead think about how her husband was loved by so many who were the same uniform. we appreciated so much and the entire department has been so

supportive and compassionate in reaching out and we're really proud to be part of the mpd family. fox5 news continues now . the news at 11 1 # starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11 i know a lot of you may be getting ready to hit the roads for the holiday weekend so what kind of weather will you find along your gurney? we'll have your travel forecast. also ahead, new de tails about this vicious fight at a local high school that involved a weapon. plus, why a d.c. council member thinks there was a rash of car break-ins in his neighborhood. a victory for some people arrested during the inauguration protest and a special surprise for a local gold star family. your news at 11 starts right now. off the top tonight we're getting you ready for the holiday weekend. that's