> this is fox5 local news at 10.. right now at 10, paramedics and emts in the district saysa criminals are targeting themthem while they're out saving lives. they saw my suitcase and a wholh bunch of other things.ings a grocery store known for fresh natural products have

shutdown t tonight, we'll tell you which d.c. store was tagged for health violations. a north elementary school despite an outbreak. the number of students that are sick. right now at fox5 news at 10. > we begin with a developingng news this evening, the federal court refused to reinstate donald trump t ban. i'm tony perkins and the i'm shawn yancy. the three-judge panel from the san francisco voted unanimously to hold the lower court order. it did not have the authority to review the president's executive order that indefinitely suspends all any just so we're clear a refugios, from iraq,. so what's next, well, it iss likely the supreme court will review the case. fox5's marina maracco is live at dulles international

with reaction, marina,. >>reporter: quite a starkrk contrast. not a single protestor, although the barricades are still up. the last forth international flights have already landed and the pro bono attorneys that have set up shop have packed up for the night. their workload significantt lighter. we spoke with one of thehe immigration lawyers that goes by the name of dulles justice.stic here's her take on what happenss next. the next step is either theyther take it up to the supreme court which i think would be a bad idea with with only ate sitting judges on the bench. i think at best he's looking at 4-4, which would keep the tierep in place. the other thing he could do is he could revise the executivexeu order, make it mare we are, clarify what he meant by

it's not necessarily a muslimmul ban. or the next step is none ofnone those things that happen. there's discovery, depositions, interrogatories. my understanding is i just heard the attorney general from washington take it they don't't have any idea what the schedule for that is. and as soon as that decisioncisi came down from that three-panel judge or that panel of three judges present the ninth circuit over in san fridays syscos president trump had a reaction immediately. take a listen to what he said.a. it's a political decision thatin we're going to see them in courc and i look forward to do it. we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake and it's a very, veryery serious situation so we lookok forward, as i just said to seeing them in court. thank you. this is just a decision that came down, but we're going toing win the case. have you conferred

attorney general on this tonight. >> no, i haven't. we just heard h the>> decision.o > how did you find out decision. >> we just saw it just like you did. > the news. >> but it's a decision that we'll win, in my pin, very easily. by the way, we won that decision in boston. > and in less than 140 characters president trump tookp to twitter to let the world know see you in court.in the security of our nation is at stake. live tonight from dulles international airport, marina maracco, fox5 local news. > a popular grocery store instr glover park is closed tonightse due to some serious healthalth concerns. fox5's jim lokay is live with more details about why the store was shutdown. jim? >> hey, tony we're outside the whole foods in wisconsin avenues in glover park and we got a tip earlier tonight, the store was closed. we called the store.the they said they were closed. anybody who shows up here tonight greeted by this sign from the health department saying it is

violations to the d.c. food code regulations. earlier tonight we reached out to d.c. counsel, a spokesperson tells us the exact reason why involves rodents and insects and their failure to mitigate theiti problem. i want to show you ore here just down the aisle in the corner ofr this store just a little l while ago when we got l here we saw se workers shining flashlights under the shelving in thatn concern. as you take a look at some other segments of the store that weat shot a little whiling a you seee a lot of people in there with cleaning supplies because while customers have been coming p onn these doors and one woman juston showed up and said i thought they were open until # 11. 30, all the workers who weree normally taking care ofe of customers are cleaning up the store. we reached out to whole foodsods communications to see if theye f could tell us what's going on. we have not yet received any statement from whole foods as to what is exactly going on. there's a full on attack

care of whatever this problemblm is. i want to reiterate what we were told in terms of what thewhat specific problem is inside of the store on wisconsin avenue. again when we reached out earlier tonight, the exact quote we have from d.c. council isuni that this l involves a pail your to mitigate issues involving i insects and rodents inside the whole foods here.e. we're live on fox5, were ewingwn into the store? i saw you walking by before. >> yes. > were you going in here tonight. >> we come every night. you said there was rodents andnd stuff. that's the report that we hadwe and that's why it's closed. you can see the health report on the door.or >> i'm not actually surprised pennsylvania that.pe we saw a mouse a couple months ago. > before we go, i want to reiterate toy, familiarity withi health

restaurants, h sort of thing is uncommon. we did check with d.c. department of health, you canu their health reports online. over the the last three yearsrs there were no reports are or insects during inspectionsn during some of the times when t they wereim called in for complaints.co we'll keep an eye on this oneon and tell you if whole foods tells us anything else about whu they had to close the store down.do > i'm jim lokay, fox a localloa news. > let's talk about the winter storm that's bearing down on the northeast. it caused thousands of flights cancellations north wide. and some flights have been canceled tomorrow. this is a picture of the snow that is piling up in albany, new york. let's bring in sue palka in what we can expect tonight intointo tomorrow. >> albany didn't get as hard asd new york city got 10, boston 15, hartford, connecticut got 19 inches. this came in blizzard conditions, es

boston. it's just about over in the boston area. they're still getting that heavy snow in main. we had two distinct rounds.unds we had our morning snow that it inned around the metro area, but then on the back side of the big noreaster we had all these snows showers that came across lake anothery into our area and they caused quite a few problems later this evening into our area briefly reducing visibility butl at the same time putting down an half inch in a burst of about 5 to 20 minutes. that tonight is something we'll have to keep an eye on because even though there's still one or two showing up they can also become icy spots. so heads up for a little bit of black ice. if you got one of the physicals you might have some slipperiness in your parking lot. demass cuss got nearly an inch.. winchester got this snow fromm

sunshinely also picked up nearly an inch.inch reston a half inch, reston, astn half inch.lf in particular it's still mighty cold myth. our winds are keeping wind chills in the teens, our actual air temperature is 23 for gaithersburg. ant to give don't w up. that means get ready, we stillsl have a wind gust of 30. pee may have wind gusts in the teens tomorrow morning. another real cold start, but not a snowy start.star new tonight at 10, several first responders say that crooks are breaking into their cars whileie they're responding to emergencyr calls across the district and they blame a district contractor for not providing say parking. fox5's teisha a lewis joins us live from northwest with this story. teisha. >>reporter: well, tony, the contractor at the center of the controversy is american medical response. their ambulances

the district to several hospitals including the one we're at tonight and their workers say that while they're responding to 9 # 1 calls theyll say a parking problem at work is making their cars and their personal belongings targets. the problem is that our vehicle also keep getting broken into. when have a lot behind us. that management -- we say we need to park in lot.ot. our thing is when we're out there trying to respond to 911 calls. we don't need to think about iss our vehicle safe, is it going to be back here when we come backme to work. that was kyle see more. he says his back winnow was smashed and thieves stolestol several items, including a pager and a bullet-proof vest.ve he's not alone. several incidents have happenedn to half a dozen american medicae response employees, including a mother of four who works for the emt contractor reportedly had her car stolen off

while she was responding to a call. the company reportedly says it's not their responsibility emt though res employees tell us the told to utilize the v street parking when the lot is full. during our interview with kyle see more, a member of the american medical responses teamr showed up. up. i have no comment on that. and that was all that the operation supervisor had to say. now, as for kyle see more, he says his next step will be toe contact an attorney. he goes to tell us that the big issue that his insurance willinu only cover part of the damageage left behind by the crooks. that's after a thousand dollars deductible. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> thank you, teisha. a nasty bug is marching across the country and it has hit a school in our area.ea it has put an alarming number of students out of commission. sarah. oak ridge elementary

in arlington is trying to scrub what appears to be a nasty neuro virus out of the building. coming up how the schoolscho officials and health department are h deaealinglt with the probm coming up. all right. well, d.c. made the list. in fact, it is number four onr the best city to live list.ist. but are the results based onon certain people in certain partsa of the city? we'll take a closer look still ahead h.

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> a highly contagious nor owe virus is sweeping throughhrou schools across the country andny now it's hitting less to home. oak ridge elementary school in arlington has seen an alarming number of cases over the paste few days. sarah simmons is live inin arlington tonight with more. >>reporter: as many as 80 children have come down withi what appears to be some sort of nor owe virus according to theo health length.engt here at oak ridge elementaryelem school. what they have done so far is they have september a lettertter home to parents advising th

their children show any sign of illness to please make sure theu stay home. this has been a problem acrossrl the country. in fact in the midwest therehere have been schools that have closed due to an outbreak. right now arlington countyingt schools say they have no plans to shutdown oak ridge elementary school. the health department recommends that parents keep their children home for 24 hours after thethe symptoms stop. they also advise hand washingasi and to scrub for about 20 seconds. the school says the school isool working with the healthea department to identify cases, plus shared surfaces are beingae kiss infected daily.ily. parents and family spoke with fox5 today about this outbreak. i spoke to the school nurse, too, and she also sent a note and says she was cleaning theth clinic as many times a day asda she could and working as hard ad she could. i just know they are doing the best they can.

sick. it's spreading fast.fast nasty stuff.na are you concerned the school is doing enough or do you think they should shut it down.ow >> no, i think they've beenbeen doing a pretty good job ofjob keeping the kids -- they've been giving advice by keeping the kids home if they were sick. i think we'll be okay. now the cdc says that some of theth symptoms you should be lookingon for when it comes to nor owe virus, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, those kind of things. the virus is still contagious even a few days after recovery. they have crews that come inome nightly to clean and that they are reeling giving the school ai thorough scrub down. so far they are saying thatvi tr outbreak at this point is notis serious enough to close down thn school.sc that's the latest here in arlington, sarah a simmons, fox5 local news. now to prince george's countyri where tnche police chief ie sche speaking out about a discrimination complai

the department.th severale disturbing photo, you'e looking at some of those thatths were allegedly part of thish complaint. fox5's lauren demarco is live at police headquarters with the wit latest on this one.e. tony, shawn, there are reportsos that as many as 90 officers are involved in this complaint allegedly unfair practice hey un when it comes to disciplinary action and promotions between p whiter officers and minority officers. the report or the complaint apparently filed with the department of justice in march,h but the prince george's countyin police chief telling us todayceg that he didn't learn about itt until october. he is still waiting on details, but he said that he has had several incidents brought to his attention. as a rum of these allegations that he shared with us he sharee several of the photos today. the first one is training dummies. a dummy with a black face painted on and an afro wig at its wig.it chief says while he was r

sent these photos they are from training equipment that hasn'th been used since 2015. s so whilei he's just now launchig an investigation, he says the photos had to be taken in 2015 or earlier.arli it's a little difficult to lookk into.in there's also a license plate reading gfy and then what looks like obama. stew in ski believes fy is an acronym and meant to be offensive. they were legal license platesse on an officer's car. when he learned about it at that time he made it clear that the car was not permitted to be on police department property. the officer then had the tags removed as a ultimate are. there's a photo of a locker, african-american is writtenn-am where it sayser color for colorr guard. a major with the special opsops division spotted this just recently and reported it to stew in ski. that is currently being investigated. stuff instance ski says he needs to identify whether thesey individual cases are w just tha, instance lated incidents orcide whether there is

problem within the department.tn he's working a alongside withngi the president and the local personal order of the police. they have a panel in place to identify any racialid discrimination cases whichen thh started working on before theses allegations came to light. they are also looking at trendsn when it comes to promotions. if says if they find any probleo they will work to fix it immediately. i worry about the 2,000 members of this department and i don't hold anyone in any different view because they express aecau concern muchse the reality is tt we must work to improve this institution. we have evolved tremendously inn ten years, in 20 years. the only way that works is if we all reject the status quo.quo. we restructure, we investigate,e we bring impartial people in ton look at issues and tell us where they believe we have problems and then we account. we will continue to monitor this investigation,

our members cooperate with thiss investigation, to ensure that things of this nature are notot allow in the workplace and we move past this.his. now the national hispanic law enforcement association and united black police officer enforcement association, theyoca are the ones that filed thishis complaint. they say on twitter they have been meeting with the justice department, but the federal government has not offered anyoe comment to fox5. we are still waiting on a statement from them about whatfm is going on and whether theyet will behe investigating.inve today the chief handed outly, copies of this letter. he says that he had his inspector general submit this to the justice department back inde october ask asking what exactly is being investigated and how they can help support the investigation. he has not yet received a response. he says that with with the w possibility of 90 officers being involved he is taking this very seriously. live in palmer park, lauren demark course, fox5

> us news and world report has ranked washington d.c. among thg top four best cities to live inn america. did the rankings include all ofe the district? we're going to be breaking down the facts andand taking a closer look next at 106789. we didn't get the winter weather wallop that some other parts of the country experienced, but that doesn't mean. we've got your back. next what you should look for when you are shovel shopping. ♪♪ never waver. ♪♪ because going around is rarely ever as enjoyable...

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> perhaps you have heard abouty this, usou h news and world rept release their best places to live in 2017 and the d.c. metro area was number four on the t list.li sounds like a huge compliment there. fox5's alexandra limon, though, took a closer look at what's itt really like to live in

where you live in the sit t think. while we all know in general that area d.c. east of the river trend to have much lower income. looking at the numbers specifically is truly eye broken. in ward 3, for example, the annual income surpasses $200,000. while here in ward 8, the medianmedi income is only 24 thousand o dollars a year. b market, cost of living, education and healthcare werehel all factors that went intoe placing the d.c. metro as the fourth best place to live in h 2017, according to us news and world report. d.c. is a great place if youif have an advanced degree, ifif you're young and you're single, but if you don't have an advanced degree, you will bewill having a lot of trouble in thetr job market. this chart uses data from the census and shows in 2015 thethe median income with a family present

$61,000.00 ward 2, 189,000, ward 3, more than $216,000 a year. meanwhile in ward 7 it was just over 31,000.over and in ward 8, only $24,000 a a year. if you live in ward 8, poverty is 40 percent and in ward 3 it's less than 10 percent. the progress that we're seeingre in the city isn't spread throughout. a broken foundation, affordable housing crisis lens lowest income residents states that 26,000, extremely low d.c. income spent more than half ofa their income on rent.rent we see families together maybeer 12 people in three different families sharing a two bedroom apartment. parents have a hard time getting their kids to the doctor. they can't afford the

they can't after the bus.. a lot of medication is over-the-counter that we take-cu for granted.nt gra if your child has a fever andev you want to give her tylenol you have to pay for that yourself. it isn't a lack of jobs, it's a, lack of education. we have tens of thousands ever people unemployed in thehe district. the good news we actually havee more job openings than we have unemployed. we do a better job of educating people and getting them jobs wee can bridge the divide.ide. it also drives the price of housing up in the district. that means some residents are getting pushed out of theirei neighborhoods altogether. in southeast d.c., alexandra limon, fox5 local news. > i can't say i'm surprised about all of that. >> i agree with with theth gentleman said, it all startsall with education. you have to take that seriously. it's important. it sets up theit rest of your life.li >> it does. > today's weather brought some snow flurries and some ice thana a it's also a reminder that

the next time you find yourselfn clearing snow present your driveway like shawn makes me do at her house, remember we've goe your back, a chiropractic expert is here to show us how to stay safe while shoveling. as we head to break tonight,ig this arizona teacher wanted to see students achieve academically so he told them if they got each a $5,000 scholarship he would get their names tattooed on his body. the teacher kept his promise and the students are heading to school. that is cool.

> welcome back, although i'm not sure you're going to want to see that i'm going to show you.. winter is back. can you forget how bad thiss feels? i think i did.d. it's 28-degrees in the districti we've had such a warm januaryary and february. frederick is 25, 23 in hagerstown and martinsburg.nsbu cumberland and

we want you to be ready fory fo conditions at the bus stops tomorrow morningment the kidsni arnge going to need the layers. the sun will be back. watch for black ice. we heard about some pileupme tonight because of the black ice. wash your sidewalks especially if you had one of the small snow squall. it will likely to be a little bit cloudier after school. that is an update on your weather forecast but you just saw the pounding that happened in the northeastern unitedor statesth today. mother nature just really gaveve them a brutal 24 hours and although most of our region

accumulation, okay, you didn't have to shovel it, guess what, the pattern is looking much more active in the next couple of weeks and so we want to get you ready for game time. dr. felixs kin is back. you are a chiropractor, you work with joints and signs and i know you're with the joint and spine institute in fairfax.irfa >> that's right. tha > how many people dot' you see here that come in have heart their back due to shoveling. >> last year after the firstrst fall about two weeks later we get about 1020 new patients thae come in with lower back problems. even people who are in shape can hurt their back shoveling snow.. >> my back hurts just working ag the computer. this is maria. this is maria's big moment.nt >> my wife actually

you came.you you're going to democrat on. i know you brought some shovelsel that we should be considering,co you about it's not just a shovel, it's how we hold our bodies when shoveling. >> we went out and did some shovel shopping.ing. > they were probably so happy to see you. >> yes. > nobody was buying any shovels. we actually found these odd ones here so we have them laid out l here todaya from the worst to te best. the worst to the best. >> you brought some bad ones. >> yes, we did. this one has way too many moving parts to it. way too many handles.ndle the little handles -- in case they want to ride. it moves. it doesn't stay stable. >> you don't like that one. >> i don't like that one. i hope you kept your receipt. this one is the more traditional one. this shovel is really made more for just pushing like that. that's not

especially if you're a pusher. >> we don't have a lot of snow on the ground and if it's nott wet snow because wet snow increases the weight. >> back breaking. told me to take cooking spray and put it on your shovel.l. >> they even have teflon spray.. > good stuff. this is the winner. this is the ergonomically recollect type of shovel.pe o you can see it. it's bent. it's bent so it distributes the weight a lot better. so here we're going to havee maria demonstrate how we're're going to do this. the first thing she's going to do is pick up the shovel like you normally would just toto shovel anything.th we do have some dust bunnies ine the corner, if that helps. most people would do that. the best way to do it is to get right here.righ you're going to arch your back. you're going to keep your backck arched as you push and you'rere going to lift with the handle. this handle here will distributi the weight even and she's

her legs to bring her up. she's not using her back. it's kind of a yoga move. and the more you keep thatat little arc in the lower back, the less stress you put on it. > what do most people do whenen they're shoveling.ho >> they round it. it's more rounded.unde she's leaning from the lower back, that is going to blow a disc, especially when you twistt because the proper way to lift that up now, you're going toing lift that up and you're going to turn your body with you to dump the snow out.t. what do most people do, can you demonstrate for me? >> they twist.y > i do that, too. that's how you blow a twist. your disks are more vulnerable when you're bent over and you're twisting. you're right, so am people -- i will be honest, i have hurt myrt back and i have to come in and stretch out. good to know. these are available in yo

local hardware store. look for the curve. i predict that we're going to have a big snow february 20. i'm going to get one of these. we thank you both for coming in. fox5 local news at 10 is comingg right back. the president is talking about tax cuts and the markets are taking off.f. the do you and nasdaq and s and p500 all hitting record highs on thursday. stocks rallies as president trump saying a major announcement on tax reform is coming in the next few weeks.ek. point, link, you're hired, amazon creating 2,000 full time jobs in california. that is where they pack and ship all over the country. more americans chasing the american dream. according to a new report, one in four adults are considering

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> we have an update now to a a story we brought you lastn up n. the speed limit is being debated in both d.c. and maryland. critics are concerned thatat changing the speed limit is simply another way to up the number of speeding violations ts pad the government's budget. fox5's mat

today to find out. new rules could crack down on most all of us, new proposed fines for drivers, bikers, even pedestrians, the ultimate goal, safety. d.c. council member mary chaserc shes all for that, but not arbitrarily hiking penalties and lower speed limits in some places at certain times. it goes to the operating fund. chase said speed limit should be low in areas where kids are nearby, but races questions other areas across itself city. senior sitsance going 45 miles l an hour will get you a $500 ticket. chase fought against the ticket outside senior citizens centers. 50 miles a night going past the senior center or recreationalcra field. what they've done now is they've got it back from

1:00 p.m. that still strikes me as a reach. show me some data. some say lowering the speed limit to 15 a miles an hour in many parts of the city is too low. how fast are we going.ng. >> 24. > take a look, we're right next to this bike list, we're going how fast, 16,, 15, and he's passing us.ing > we have a heads up who use the blue line, get ready forr longer commutes, safetracks next surge begins s on the saw. the work being done is betweente pentagon and rosalyn metro stations. all of the blue line will be affected for 18 daze. this as continued ridershipship declines are further impacting the current fiscal budget for metro. some kind of adjustments that will effect customers will needr to be made.e if i had my truth ears i wouldn't race shares. i wouldn't cut

you know where i feel on that. i think there may come a point in time in these discussions where some of that has to give. > offerings say they will ease some of metro's fiscal troubles by cuttingfi hundreds of jobs af by not filling vacancies throughout the system. metro gm paul wiedefeld says his team is working to retire all 4,000 series cars by the end of the year. those cars have been quite problematic. > when we come back tonight, a circus stunt went terribly wrong. the high wire mishap that sent several people crashing to the ground.grou we hear from him next at 106789 a decision about theout controversial statute in virginia.virg not everyone is happy. including a candidate for governor in our area. we'll explain at 11 1 #.

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terribly wrong. tight rope walker nick what lend a believes someone in his high wire act may have fainted. it sent 30 some people falling to the ground. they are expected to be okay. the group of acrobats were practicing a stunt built as the highest 8-person pyramid ever person. we have been training for aboutr two months. our intent was to break the guinness world records which we have broke. training in this ten. the circus will go on as planned in honor of his injured colleagues. nothing was wrong with rigging in the tenth. actually i think it provides a sense of security. gu

business, you kind of know the risks that come it with. they've been in that business a long, long time. tim that's the family business.sine >> yep, it is.s. i could not even imagine doing that for a living. a it takes some compute guts. it takes great mental clarity to be able to do that.hat. > give me the net.et. i'll take the net.et. people would not come see my act; i would have a bunch of nets and pillows. >> i'm still working on getting across the bay bridge. tonight it's all about the wind, the cold, the ice. somebody was just giving me ae hard time on twitter, why arehy you doing a snow shovel demo again. okay, at some point we might have something to shovel.shov we didn't have much dealthough there was just enough. by the way, we did get the two to four across northern maryland as we thought. but a bigger problem may have

been the snow squall we had thiq afternoon. maybe you saw them, they werey primarily west of d.c. it looked like this for someme folks. colleen said she could barely see what she was doing.oin it put a half inch of snow. that's in the a lot of snow, but unfortunately with this cold it becomes black ice. we want you to be ready for that. our producer was saying his stepdaughter was in a seven-pilp pile up. watch the driveway and the sidewalks if had one of the squall that left late patch of snow around. we areat lef staying cold againld tomorrow so a winter reality check continue, but look at what happens over the weekend, we'ree warming back up again. we're going to be in the 60s to near 70 saturday into sunday. we're not sure we're going toto have a completely dry weekendked but it will be wet, not white. everybody is in the 20s, but a lot of our suburban areas areare

tonight.to it's 26-degrees colder than it was last night at this hour. of course it was still pretty mild as you know. 25-degrees colder in martinsburg, 30 grows colder in gaithersburg. wind chill temperatures in the tem digits and teens. overnight we head for teens inor the suburbs to about 25 degrees. i wanted to show you as we look at these winds they're going to get a little better overnight, v still in the 10 to 20-mile an hour range.ge. still breezy tomorrow morning, but not as gusty. we should be able to get up to 41 in the afternoon. i want you to be ready for the wind chills.wi in the morning they're in the teens by noon they're still in the 20s. by the time we get to 5:00, maybe upper 20s to low 30s. the wind chill will be significant. saturday starts out chilly and then a warm front moves througho and thenve in the afternoon witn little bit of sunshine we should be able to get into the low 6

a cold front approaches so we're even warmer on sun, but maybe a couple of showers around andar more clouds than sun.n. if we get more sunshine, 70 could be doable for saturday, but right now we're going to sao maybe closer to the upper 60s.. 67 for saturday. let me show you our seven day forecast. enjoy it while you can. monies also looking pretty nice at 54-degrees. a little bit breezy, nice for valentine's day, most of nextnet week so far so good, again the storm pattern may be getting a little bit more account aive in the next couple of weeks thatat we'll keep you posted on. enjoy the weekend warmup and bundle up for tomorrow morning. shawn and tony. >> thank you, sue.sue. when we come back we're goin to show you some motivation to get yourself in great shape. does desean jackson want to remain with the redskins. he answers one of the big off season questions.ues meanwhile here's what

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discuss instance has returned tn washington won't meance much. he doesn't have anyone to throw to next year, that's where pierre garcon and jackson come in. they are both of free agents. there are reports that deshawn and jackson and garcon haven't been in contact. dejackson says he still wants to be in the burgandy and gold. i have my house and everythinger here. i won't want to be in a transaction of

first things firings, i do wants to be here and fir hopefully wee make it work. once against, this is a business. i understand things happen, but but i'm just really excited aboutitd the opportunity i have to sit back. now the ball is in my corner a little bit. jackson has his way off negotiating through the mediamei and defensive lineman has his. let's go bruce, let's get this deal done with a classic contract negotiation power move exotia posting the gut.gut. have you every thought i can call plays better than these guys. the indoor football league isfot for you. the fan owned they decided to name the roster t. fans callal every play on the poll with the team's app it is then laid to the quarterback who runs theruns play on the field. the app has been downloaded nine times. all the other teams are

download this app and knoww exactly what play they're going' to run.to i think this is just here to make me feel bad about walkingkg around the jim doing nothing tonight on my break. going hard on the treadmill, look at guy next to him.im he's looking at him like is this old man serious? i feel so lousy right now. why many i wearing these giantse head phones at jim. look at gary player.lay he's going hard. i'm so much younger than he is and i did nothing at the gym tonight. >> i'm not good on the treadmill. > yeah, it's a treadmill problem. >> that was good. fox5 news at 11 starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, another twist in the travel ban battle. tonight reaction

controversial ruling and what happens next. plus, racially charged photos, a local police departmentce d addresses allegations of discrimination. and the disgusting reasons why a local whole foods is closing its doors. your news starts right now. we begin tonight with the developing story, see you in court.co that was president trump's message tonight after a federal appeals court refused to reinstate his controversiale travel ban.an thanks for staying with us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. tonight, the three judge panel from the san francisco area voted unanimously to up hold the of the president t executive order. the order indefinitely suspenden all situatery and refugees from entering the us. it also placed a 90-daya 90 suspension on travelers from the