after leaving the north pole santa did some water skiing on the potomac river in alexandria. water skiing grinch made an appearance and tried to steal the show. look the at him go. the news tonight far from ear. the news at 11 1 #, starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. very difficult way to spend a christmas eve, but they're doing very well all things being considered. right now at 11, christmas eve takes a frighten turn for two loudon county sheriff's after they were shot while responding to a domestic shot. a live look outside on this chrima the big question tonight is what can we expect for christmas day gwen has your full forecast coming up. and an early christmas gift for redskins fans , the bugger dand i and geld pull off a wish at home. more now on our top story tonight. two loudon sheriff dwep advertise were recovering after they were shot while responding to a domestic call. tonight a suspect was in custody. it was a male and female deputy who were shot. they are in the hospital and good spirits de spite the circumstances. fox5 's evan lamb breather has th

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kellye: santa hit the skis this evening, water skis in the potomac river. st. was joined by even chased by the grinch. it is a tradition along the alexandria waterfront. in florida, this group of santas 837 to be exact, set a record in cocoa beach, raising $35,000 for charity. santa needs a little help to get the kids where they need to go. abc 7 is proud to partner with the marines every year to collect toys for tots. cheryl conner was in temple hills when some of the presents found their home today. this ison this sunday, church. the pastor of zion international house of praise in trouble hills spent the morning helping kids pick out at least 10 toys each. they came from toys for tots, church members, and the community. >> wake up and not have a toy. cheryl: seven-year-old raymond clark never had a bike until today. santa will bring the helmet, but he spotted a favorite. the parents get a bag full of surprises to wrap for their kids christmas morning. >> it really helps a lot. this time of year, people have to pay rent and bills. proctor hopes to help 500 kid

there are signs of life for a long dormant proposal to put another tunnel under the potomac river. stephen tschida joins us. under this plan there would be two rosslyn stations? how would that work? >> we are here at the rosslyn metro station. in the near future if the proposal leads to fruition or comes to fruition we would be at the rosslyn one and there would be a nearby rosslyn two. >> there is a sin the result is the frequent bottleneck and the trains backed up waiting their turn. >> the blue line has a lot of problems. they want to, plore building a second rosslyn metro station. it would service only blue line trains and run on a separate track through a new tunnel under the potomac. >> alleviate less congestion on the station why not? >> but if they can swing it, some believe that it will pay off in the long run. >> without it costing more i would be for it. yes. >> we did hear from metro late today and the spokesperson said they want to stress the focus is to make the current system as efficient as possible. >> the metro commuters are in day one of process of replacing the

sky track 7 was over the potomac river in leesburg. ice is starting to form around whites fairy. pretty soon come if we keep these temperatures, it will be solid. follow the forecast no matter where you are, by downloading the free stormwatch 7 weather app. nancy: fbi raid at a home in sterling, federal agents swarming the home, leaving hours later with boxes of evidence. neighbors are trying to figure out why this happened. tom roussey is speaking with them. what are people saying tonight? hear from some of those neighbors in just a moment, nancy. first, the evidence of the fbi the on this condominium on door, the fbi tightlipped about what they were looking for, but we did learn some things from the neighbors. other law and enforcement removed a lot of things from this condo, after they spent hours raiding it. it is in the chatham green condos in sterling. neighbors describe at least one man and one woman who dressed "middle eastern" living there. they had apparently just moved in, and nobody we talked to knew their names. what was unusual? >> there were always amazon packages

that would serve as the blue line only and run on a separate track with a new tunnel under the potomac river. lines runthree metro into the rosslyn station, causing bottlenecks and delays. alison: tomorrow family and friends will say a final goodbye to two men killed in a traffic crash on i to 70 friday night. fbi agent carlos wolff will be laid to rest, and sander cohen deputy chief fire marshal be laid to rest. as tim barber reports, they were honored. tim: jugglers and firefighters, flashing menorahs and dancing rabbis. >> we are celebrating. tim: the 15th annual firetruck parade in montgomery county. while the kids were focused on the fun, the rockville volunteer firefighters were providing them and also focused on a tragedy. >> we are trying to have a little bit of joy in this difficult time. tim: volunteer firefighter sander cohen and fbi agent carlos wolff were killed in a car crash friday night. cohen was also a fire marshal joined the department around the time that they started this hanukkah tradition. tonight his peers kept the tradition alive for him and the community. >> happy h

there's the view from our city camera overlooking the potomac river, the george washington parkway, passing to the north side of the runways there at national airport. not a lot of snow coming down but it is enough to whiten the ground in places. that's how it'll stay the next hour or so before it picks up a bit. there's what you need to know about the snow today. 90% chance of our first inch at national aodyrtill be in the one to four inch range. outside the beltway, more like the two range. trickier, lower elevation and down next to the warm waters of the potomac, not to mention the runways. more snow likely into southern maryland. the trick is time for travel. i think it is likely to be after midnight tonight and before 9:00 a.m. tomorrow with a re-freeze issue. the roads are above freezing. likely not to be the case in the morning. tag nbc washington in any of the social media posts. there's my handles. again, our custom tailored storm team 4 forecast available on the nbc washington app. right now, in washington, it is light snow at 34 degrees. wind out of the north. with temperatures j

the pipeline would carry natural gas under the potomac river. it's being developed by trans canada.ists want to block the project. they say it will threaten the drinking water supply. but proponents say it will bring economic development to the region. both sides will be allowed to voice their concerns tonight in hancock. >>> this morning, the city of charlottesville is looking for a new police chief. chief al thomas retired yesterday effective immediately. his announcement comes weeks after a report criticizing his preparation and response to a white nationalist rally. the august 12th rally turned violent and deadly when a driver plowed into a crowd of people killing a woman. they call the planning for the ev disconnected. it says officers were not properly trained or informed about the rally. >>> we know now how the governor will fund -- he wants to raise taxes on real estate, gas. it would bring in $65 million for from metro. the lawmakers have come out against the idea. d.c. has an idea about raising funds for metro. the district wants to raise the sales tax by a penny. it would

separate the blue line tracks from the orange and silver lines -- and build a new tunnel under the potomac riverw - the station in arlington is ag three lines. we're a little more than 12 hours away from the local release of star wars episode 8' and theaters are getting ready for big crowds. "the last jedi" features the return of luke skywalker. it's also a somber farewell to carrie fisher. the i-pic theaters in north bethesda is dedicating eight screens to the film, with the first showing tonight at six. according to fandango-- "the last jedi" has sold more pre-sale tickets than any other movie this year. it's xx and we're just getting started. next at four-30 -- next at four-30 -- just hours after vehemently denying he did anything wrong, the shocking turn of events for a lawmaker accused of sexual misconduct. and did you see the photo of that baby signing for help while sitting on santa's lap? well he's 13 now -- and living in find out what he says about the picture. good morning washington. washington. - some slick spots early, mainly north around baltimore - breezy today, still colder than

take a close look at this in white's ferry, yeah, chunks of ice in the potomac river. the county has issued a hypothermia alert warning residents of low temperatures and wind chills that they say could combine to create hazardous situations for your body. just what we were looking forward to for the weekend, right, a yellow weather alert in place in anticipation for tomorrow's snow. meteorologist melissa nord here with us tonight. going into the new ar are we? >> no, we're not. we'll be colder than where we are right now. we won't see that much snow, but what we are going to see is just enough snow to cause some issues on the roadways. take a look at the snowfall forecast. the metro area we're talking about a trace of snow up to around an inch. a lot of people i think on the north side of town through montgomery county out toward anne arundel county might end up getting that 1 inch snow total and in higher elevations in northern montgomery county, up through frederick county, hagerstown as well 1 to 2 inches of snow expected. that's where that winter weather advisory i

i told you last week it was going to be a cold that freeze's areas like the potomac river. the potomac doesn't give us anything like this. take a look. this is lake-effect snow in parts of northern michigan. upwards of two feet of snow. this is emmet county, michigan. lake erie received five feet of snow in two days. amazing. i would they get it every year but they are getting it big time the next couple of days. it's bringing us very cold air straight out of canada. it's a nice night to be looking outdoors. right now, sitting at 20 degrees, the winds pick up overnight tonight and the windchill is going to be a big factor. current temperatures, these are not windchills, these are temperatures, 23 in hagerstown and 28 in culpeper. 32 in fredericksburg. there's a little right here, some flurries going on in parts of faulqier county. the storm system is moving out of the area and into parts of the atlantic and right now it's just the cold air filtering in here and it's next couple of days. look at these windchills. here we are at 7:00. down to 7 in gate theithersburg. 3 in mart

this was near cumberland, maryland, in 1861 when the confederates captured the bridge over the potomac river, ripped up a mile of track, heated the track and wrapped it around trees. here at mount clare was a massive industrial complex, probably by the turn of the century some 400 or 500 acres. here actually, during the civil war, the b & o railroad build its own locomotives, its own rail cars, cast its own rail, and built every kind of apparatus and piece of steam equipment. they also prefabricated bridge parts. sections of equipment so that as the confederates would bring damage along the mainline, somewhere out between harper's ferry, martinsburg or grafton, they would simply send a repair train out and usually rebuild the damage faster than the confederates could inflict it. as a matter of fact, during the gettysburg campaign, one bridge was destroyed at sykesville, maryland, and the repair crew came and replaced it in 15 minutes. henry douglas, who wrote the famous book, "i rode with stonewall," lasted it was almost lamented in his memoirs that it was almost not worth the effort for the

live at 5:00, it's so cold the potomac river is freezing. this video shows ice forming.ould have the wintry weather as well. nancy: the stormwatch7 cap churing the images ben hyped us. the g.w. parkway in northern virginia. how much snow is possible and when will we see it? for that we begin with chief meteorologist bill kelly in the stormwatch7 weather center. bill: good evening. monitoring the models. it's watching one that is more aggressive than the other. we are looking to an inch and maybe more off north. some spots are less than that. the difference between this and the other ones we have had, the one we picked up a couple inches of snow the temperatures are cold. they are priming the ground for everything to stick. switch to 30 degrees right now and we are all below freezing. upper marlboro at 28. if you look at the overall picture, everybody is there. it's warmer south and places that were above freezing now to fredericksburg for example at the freezing mark. talking about the potentialer early in the morning. this everything making your way out, 20's. even in t

made a pit stop in alexandria virginia on the dual entertained families on the banks of the potomac or river at the annual christmas show before they set off on a world wide present delivery run saying that and removed all were joined by none other than grinch on a jet ski who overcame his grumpy anti holiday spirit to battle the spectators. you're watching the news from berlin more coming for you at the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's d.w. dot com for now thank you very much for spending this part of your day with us i'll see you again at tomorrow. later the new season of radio crime thrillers became. full investigative cases that would keep you on your toes. crime fighters terror.

it's a nice three-star holiday nin arlington, virginia, just across the potomac river from washingtonht this holiday inn was also the venue for a fundraiser. funds raised at tonight's event at the holiday inn were for the legal defense fund to benefit rick gates former trump deputy campaign manager who was indicted by special prosecutor robert mueller. rick gates, of course, was indicted along with trump campaign manager paul manafort by special counsel robert mueller back in october. gates and manafort have both pled not guilty to 12 felony counts of money laundering, making false statements and foreign lobbying violations. so tonight was a fundraiser for gates's legal fees hosted by jack berkeman. he is a prominent and controversial d.c. lobbyist and radio host. among other things he's known for committing conspiracy theories about the murder of dnc staffer rich. according to his recent tweet, he believes that robert mueller is, quote, the devil. and now tonight he convened the first fundraiser for one of the trump officials who has been indicted by the devil. i mean ront robebert m

leland: not for santa to potomac river here in washington and where you can tell santa is taking a breakrom delivering presents. presents. an annual tradition here in the washington area. the big guy and his friend says you can't be tooling around under his watercraft. there was the jet ski ranch taking to the waves. according to the statement, doing this for decades here in washington organized by local residents is a unique way to spread holiday cheer. i am not sure what the cheer is, but it's definitely unique. gillian: i am feeling the cheer. i would also say that honest i don't think there's jellyfish in the potomac this time of year. leland: they often cancel the swimming portion because of how dirty the potomac is. these are very brave santos. gillian: they are. taking risks. we commend them. what happens in the occupied wall street? update on a cause that is gone, but not forgotten. a top fbi official has landed in the president twitter crosshairs here it is andrew nick cave the deputy fbi director really ready to call it quits? ok, so with the award-winning geico mobile app, our

maybe you're headed to alexandria to see the skiing santa on the potomac river. that another 1:00.al skiing a nice afternoon to do that. a little cloudy. luminaries, maybe some spotty showers. so i'm going the show you on the futurecast coming up. we'll be talking about that on the futurecast, talk about the christmas in detail. we have a lot of wind. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> coming up on "meet the press" -- today we'll take a look back at one of the most extraordinary political years in our lifetime. year one of the trump presidency. as it played out right here on "meet the press." we'll look at fractured republican party, the ongoing russian investigation and if both parties' uneasy relationship with president trump. plus, president trump calls the media the enemy of the american people. this morning a panel of top media critics on the president and the press. and then the new politics of shopping. where do you shop online? more than ever this holiday season, where you shop how you vote. it's all ahead on a special edition of "meet the press." >> okay. >> yeah, i wa

after leaving the north pole santa did some water skiing on the potomac river in alexandria.at him go. the news tonight far from ear. the news at 11 1 #, starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. very difficult way to spend a christmas eve, but they're doing very well all things being considered. right now at 11, christmas eve takes a frighten turn for two loudon county sheriff's after they were shot while responding to a domestic shot. a live look outside on this chrima

right by the potomac river as you get ready to cross into loudoun county. much falling in the way of anything at all. as a matter of fact, we haven't seen a single snowflake and we are driving around in frederick, been on 270. taking a look. the conditions are cold out here. the pavement is extremely cold. so anything that falls is going to stick and the road crews have been out in anticipation of that just in case anything does fall but, guys, let's not kid ourselves here. we are not missing this snowstorm. if anything, this could be a people shouldn't expect a wide amount of snowfall. you should be in good shape. keep in mind, anything that does fall likely will stick. we'll tell you if we find any trouble spots. back to you. >> all right. adam tuss, thanks so much. >>> this morning the families of three people killed in a fiery crash in la plata are looking for answers. that accident happened early yesterday morning. 28-year-old eric moss lost control of his car, swerved off rosehill road and burst into flee. the car burst into flames. >>> she puts her b

a waterskiing santa and joined the waves along the potomac river in alexandria, virginia.appening every christmas eve since 1986. this year also featured flying else, a jet skiing grinch and of course, frosty the snowman. lea: christmas celebrations are also well underway in battle hymn of the fallout from positrons controversial decision on jerusalem casting a cloud over the holiday this year. connor is live from our mideast bureau with more. reporter: it is normally a very festive atmosphere this time of year and processing of. it's a celebration of not only christianity and also christmas but this year the events they are have been marred by the violence in the last few weeks following president trumps decision on jerusalem. today the events around christmas celebrations in bethlehem have been very peaceful. it's a significant change from what we've seen in the last three weeks but the mood there is very different than the past few years following president trumps decision. that decision is very much front and center we've seen signs all over the place in jerusalem, is

it's west of 270 on the virginia side of the potomac river. firefighters were called to the scene between 8:00 and 9:00 last night. our adam tuss is on his way there now. as soon as he gets there, we'll bring you a live back to you. >>> chris, thank you. >>> it's now 6:03. we're following developing story this morning. montgomery county police are investigating how a 17-year-old ended up dead in the woods in bethesda. >> the teen was a student at walt whitman high school in bethesda. justin finch is there now. justin, what happened? >> reporter: aaron, you just know this is going to be a hard monday for students and staff here at walt whitman high. after learning that one of their own, sepehri was found dead over the weekend. we know that psychologists will be on hand to help. let's give you a sense of where it's happening. he was found dead off the 6500 block of laverock lane near the bannockburn swim club. we know that montgomery county police are continuing to investigate. campuswide alert yesterday, the principal announced was reported mis

potomac. modern by river concludes maccallum saw burnside's arrival. after all, lincoln the twice suggested burnside take command of the army from mcclellan. and if undermining burns has authority and ensuring that burnside would not receive credit for any victory in maryland explains his demotion. most likely a think a combination of hooker's ambition , porter's malevolence and mcclellan's paranoid jealousy resulted in the reduction of burnside's authority and his role in the coming battle. antietam's battle plan called for hooker, supported by the 12th core and seven core to attack the confederate left while burnside with the ninth corps demonstrated against the confederate to prevent lee from using lines to respond to the threat to his left. mcclellan never crafted written orders for the plan. after the battle, there were several explanations, but the gist of mcclellan's intentions seem to be that of burnside's demonstration was able to be converted into an attack, he was to do so. or should either burnside hooker's assault prove successful, mcclell

they'll last until 7 o'clock for all those counties shaded in purple from the potomac river d.c.to the north and east of town. does include metro baltimore as well so commuters in maryland especially be aware later on this afternoon as we expect snow showers to increase. 34 degrees is all we're going to make today and that's here in town. again i expect. of our suburbs will stay below freezing this afternoon. it will probably be our coldest day so far in terms of high temperatures and watch out for that afternoon light snow. if you're ready for a warmer air. great news. warmer air coming your way. erin como is watching the roads this morning. how are they looking erin. >> [inaudible] taking a look at our traffic -- can mike thomas come over and help me. >> i can. how is traffic. >> we have some gremlins in the system. mike help you for your help. you said weather won't be an impact for our morning commute, correct. >> correct. >> i like this s this is a nice start to friday. teamwork. you can see that traffic is quiet right now on the inner loop and outer loop side of the beltway

daily supply needs, the army -- she decided to move the army to fredericksburg, utilizing the potomac river and the richmond-frederick railroad as his line of communications. he would arrange for it on tunes to arrive with his army to facilitate a crossing of the unaffordable and now bridge meehan: experience and moved south towards richmond, engaging way and the 50 miles between fredericksburg and the confederate capital. generalhenry halleck, in chief's reservations against the plan he and the president had preferred that the army attacked lee around culpeper, the president approved burnside's plan, advising him to move quickly to achieve success. and move quickly, he did. burnside had divided his army into grand division of two cores each, similar to mcclellan's arrangements on the march toward antietam, to improve the efficiency of his command. the lead grand division under edwin v sumner, departed warmington on november the 15th two days later, sumner's right randy division was approaching found with, the colonial port across the river from fredericksburg. everything seems to be workin

we rode our horses to rock creek park and raced through the woods to the potomac river. he had sweat through his clothes and being a fast, deep and wide running portion of the river he thought certainly it was our terminus and that we would to the white house for refreshments. i turned to the gentleman and said let's take off our clothes, swim across the river and put our clothes back on. can you imagine such a thing today? i think today cnn would go live. the french ambassador had kept on his lavender kid gloves. i said, mr. ambassador, why have you kept on your gloves? he said, monsieur, president, in case we meet any ladies. [laughter] >> i see fashions have changed greatly along the riverfront, have they not. i don't believe any president ever enjoyed himself as president in the white house as much as i did. certainly no family enjoyed themselves more than the roosevelt family. six children, most of them small. my daughter alice was 17 when we entered the white house. and her behavior was scandalous. alice smoked cigarettes in public. she flirted with army and navy of

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take look at the potomac river looking over into little fringe of old town alexandria.are this morning started in annapolis. now it's getting better there, but slowly. very slowly. it was an overturned tractor trailer on us route 50 just across the bay bridge that caused a big mess for several hours. it happened in the westbound lanes exit 29 just after 2:00 a.m. west and eastbound lanes had been closed for some time. so everything was backed up across the bridge back on to kent island. those lanes have opened. traffic is moving. but it's still slower than it would normally be this time of the morning. >>> d.c. police investigate a deadly shooting that happened in southwest d.c. this was about 11:00 last night on forrester street. officers found a man suffering from gunshot wound to the chest. he later died. at this time still no word on a suspect. >>> and d.c. police also hope the release of this surveillance video will help them track down a person of interest in connection to assault on police officer. the suspect is seen carrying a gun. no on november 17th in the ei

and still holding on to 37 at national and on the potomac, 40 at pax river. right along the bay in spot, although eastton and annapolis in the lower 30s. but the 20s are out in the coldest areas right now. and i don't think we will drop off too much more. dew points actually crept up at national. 2. light wind. the 37 --28. light wind. so the 37 feels like 37. clouds thicken up tomorrow. mid to upper 40s. if you're going out to fed ex with the cardinals coming into town and believe it or not, burgundy and gold, they are not the underdogs. they are the favorites tomorrow by four points. 44-48. definitely chilly. late shower possible. and i think we are going to be okay for the most part. if everything works out. now the forecast highs across the country, they show some cold, with the arctic air up across areas of far northern new england, and up into quebec, but even they get slightly warme of the country. slight moderation. the pattern is changing. we are seeing on the storm systems. now actually coming on to the west coast. look at that, a little upper low,

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this is the kind of cold that freezes the river, freezes the potomac. watch out for that. and, yes, a chance for some snow next week. people have travel problems, travel issues next friday and saturday, so that is a forecast that you really want to make sure you stick around for because could be a pretty good storm we're looking at. >> we're shivering already. >> i'm not looking forward to that cold. >> thanks, doug. >> thanks, parts of the northeast tonight. so far that is not having too much of an impact on our airports. >> news4's kristin wright is live at reagan national. kristin, you've seen a lot of very happy reunions tonight, haven't you? >> reporter: yes, certainly have. you know what, it seems like a nice night to fly out of reagan national, especially if you're headed home for the holidays. >> we stick together, us girls. >> reporter: finally home for the holidays, the family is together again. how much did grandma miss them? >> a lot. a lot. >> reporter: the holidays at reagan national airport and the rush to get here or there. but more importantly -- >> you wa

river. some of you may know this. virginia does not own the potomac. ich creates problems, occasionally in the minds of virginians, so when virginia gave up its claims to the federal government in 1780, it insisted on keeping the whole of the ohio river. this is only a couple hundred feet from the ohio coast. in richmondcourt was a place to adjudicate those issues. west virginia had not split off yet. that is the logic. there were various other complications as well. it's probably the case that marshall probably wanted to keep a handle on it as well. it was probably mutually satisfying for them. >> the balcony. mr. lewis: the balcony. >> [indiscernible] today we have fox news versus msnbc. mr. lewis: let me start with lewis and clarke. i had not seen that there was a suspicion that lewis and clark were somehow involved with burr. in fact, lewis was very -- "my country cannot make a burr of me." i may be unhappy. i may disappear from the national consciousness, but i'm not going to turn against my country. if there was a connection in wasern explanation

potomac in alexandria today. coupled with the wind, it's going to make for a blustery evening along the river. >> erie, pennsylvanianot need. expecting anothero that poor town has seen just since christmas eve. and in michigan it is not snow, but ice that turned this commute into a nightmare. twisted cars and wreckage all over-the-road as cars spun out of control. >> all of that part of the same system that's set to bring some snow and more bitter cold our way. doug kammerer is standing by in the storm center. doug? >> all of that part of the arctic cold that's made its way down from canada, northern parts of canada all the way to our region with the lake effect snows and the snow we're going to get tomorrow, a little piece driving on the southern end of t. let's take a look and show you wind chill out there right now. just brutal, 11 in hagerstown, 20 in d.c., 9 in pittsburgh. you know it's cold enough for snow. nothing in our area right now, but just to the west we are tracking this system right here. it's not much of a system. a very weak system. but as it makes its way across our region it is going to provide p

river. horse up speed his and there's a nasty scene at grant gets ch where a telegraph saying now if we can the army of the potomac and meade blow is his top. we don't need to be inspired and all mes in riding like hey right and meade is like you took vary away and meade is powerless to do anything. suggested they move and he turns out to be right in this instance. because he's an ultimate professional he will never rub grant's face and never subordinate and he'll continue to be following orders and carry out his duty at so we t of his ability have this instance he's overshadowed and frustrated by continue his service. >> more like a high ranking officer than army commander. one more question? anybody? >> i'll point out this is the close test army gets in size ver in the course of the campaign. by this point attrition has 68 ght the union down to thousand men and meade gets reinforcements and is up to 53.ut 53 to 68. ook how close those armies are when this opportunity opens up and meade excuse me and grant lee both botch it. yes, ma'am? it take lee to recover from illness? >> great question so he's only out of co