thursday, friday, and even maybe saturday morning, that's when we have a shote at m rain moving into area. but look ahead io next week, i see maybe a dry christmas? >> i don't mind it, but i would prefer ast white chs. >> a lot can happen in ten ida, so'll put in a word with santa. >> thank you,am. appreciate it. >>> still ead, some luck heaps the redskins' newest quarterback pull off a car. >>> the redskins keeping hope alive with a big win on the road thanks to their fourth starting quarterback, a day that he has waited his entire career for. sherree burruss joins us from jacksonvil with so much more. hi. >> reporter: today's game you can describe as gritty, tough, ugly, but no matter how to describe it, it is a win for washington. josh johnson starting at quarterback for the first time since 2011. a little unsure where to go, but he figured it out and so did his defense. ryan keregan coming through with the strip sack. payne picking it up. six sacks on the day. we skip ahead, fourth quarter, jags up3-6. third and 15. johnson trying to keep the drive his pass ti. but jamesson crowd

shoting: brexit! they've been demonstrating here for months, rain or shine, for or against brexit. maybe. but they're also right to feel brexit is the biggest issue facing britain in decades. bigger than tonight's decision to keep on and not sack theresa may. it's still herjob to try somehow to break their brexit deadlock, and tonight's vote was never going to make that easier. theresa may is still facing a deeply divided house of commons, party and cabinet. still struggling to win over brexiteers who fear that the brexit plan could leave the uk trapped inside european union rules indefinitely. some of them sit in cabinet. two have walked out since this was filmed, more of them are potential leadership candidates. and today, one brexiteer warned a no—deal brexit was still possible, and mrs may, or presumably another leader, had to get more concessions out of brussels or else. it's very difficult to support the deal if we don't get changes to the backstop. i don't think it'll get through. i'm not sure if the cabinet will agree for it to be put to the house of commons. among the cabi