this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. one local school district decided to cancel classes on international women's day. but says the move is not political. disturbing new details about the brutal murder of a 15-year-old girl by gang

hear what drives them from a psychologist. an expensive trip all on the taxpayer's dime. what we learned about the principal who resigned and the assistant principal still on leakage. off the top tonight, the controversial decision from alexandria city public schools to cancel classes wednesday. because hundreds of staff members requested the day off. i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. wednesday is initial women's day. as well as the plan, day without a woman strike. fox 5 marina marraco is live in alexandria with the story. marina? >> reporter: there's no question, this was a controversial call by alexandria city public schools. they say this decision was not a political stance but they made the decision based on all the requests they had by staff members to take wednesday, march 8th off, which happens to be international women's day. they received 300 requests from staff members to take that

off. and the district says they made that call in order to not jeopardize the learning and safety of students because of under staffing. and here at tc williams high school, one of the alexandria city public school's high school they support the move. >> i think it's a really good -- it's good because to help support the cause and stuff. i know we didn't have school on the day without immigrants. i thought it was good they stepped up for this. >> even though it's not like purely

together. if the entire female nursing staff decided to put their personal political agendas over the needs of the children in their care, this is ridiculous. then nina saying i love teachers but i disagree with this and i don't think they should get paid as a woman myself, i don't think this is good for to students and parents to have to find a baby sitter. an acps saying students will not have to make up this day. live in alexandria,

so the brutality exhibited in these killings. by what are basically children. sarah simmons spoke with a psychologist who explained how such young minds can become capable of murder. sarah? >> reporter: the rising gang activity in the dc area is not only troub

but for experts in the psychology field. more and more young teens being sucked into the gang culture. it's crucial to point out they tend to join during foremative years. a search warrant david reveals cell phone video of rivas murder that quote depicts the interrogation and taunting of the victim by several males. the affidavit states some of the videos depict the interrogators holding a knife poking the victim with a knife and stabbing the victim with a large pointed log while she still appeared to be alive. the fairfax county police chief spoke about the crimes on fox 5 news morning >> when we dig deep, these are teenagers and young adults that have no sense of what guilt is, remorse, and savagely, they kill each other. >> psychologists speaks about how a gang fosters what appears to be a lack of emotion

gang members. >> things like substance abuse problem, family problems, things like so he is yo economic problems. solely because people are seeking for that membership in some kind of a family, and people find this identification in the gangs. >> he goes on to detail how these young teens will go along with some of these torture russ climbs. violence and murder can be rationalize and acceptable because it's part of culture. they're able to disassociate from the act and believe they've done nothing wrong. as for the investigation, fairfax county is still working to identify the bodies. the two

will likely be a gang related killing customs african officer and a baltimore police officer. he's free tonight after posting bail. police say back in october, ohs terman was caught impersonating an officer. in falls church. they found nearly a dozen weapons including high powered assault rifles. president trump unveils his revised trying to be. there are a number of noticeable changes that the administration believes will survive future court challenges that, this removes iraq from seven countries on the 90's day trying to be and removes language that seems to give priority to christians green card holders will no longer be

>> the revise travel ban will not take effect until march 16th. >>. the proposed gop legislation. people we preexisting could still get insurance and children can stay on their parent's health plan until 26. the government would also provide tax credits for people who want to buy their own health insurance. the bill repeels tax penalties forcing people to buy health insurance and reduces the role of the federal government. fewer people will likely have insurance coverage two fairfax county school officials were put on leave now we've learned they racked up thousands of dollars in travel costs on the taxpayer's dime. fox 5 lindsay watts is working this tonight. >> reporter: we're talking about price si trips, hundreds of dollars spent at the tropicana

we got the bills and we'll tell you what fairfax county schools saying about the spending. tisha? >> call it an emergency room on wheels. a new program is allowing paramedics and firefighters to respond to more emergencies and less health related calls. the man fights back at a gas station. well show you how it played outcoming up.

charles county sheriff's deputy suspended over an insensitive facebook post about a deadly crash about two teenagers. the deputy wrote, quote, he can say partlytive them, referring to the teens, shouldn't have been driving that fast. he was receiving to a march 3rd crash killed two teens in waldorf. the sheriff says the comment does not reflect the views of the department and that the to deputy is

further administrative actions. meanwhile, the teens killed in the crash 17-year-olds desmond cook and collin bipat will be remembered on west lake high on wednesday. ♪ ♪ in er on wheels, a new program is helping unclog the 911 assembly teaming paramedics and firefighters with hospitals and making urgent care health calls, tisha louis joins us from heightsville with the story. this sounds incredible. >> reporter: it is incredible and the er on wheels description is the best way to describe it. now, it does start here in prince george's county this winter and since it's been up and running, it has loud paramedics and firefighters to respond nor emergencies and less healthel

leroy mccrack inis calling 911 a lot less thanks to a new program that identifies residents with overwhelming health problems who call 911 more than five times a year. mccrack en fit the deal, he had a diabetes, high blood pressure and congestive heart failure >> ten to 15 days, i was going back and forth to the hospital >> the program called mobile integrated healthcare started in november in prince george's county and staffed with firefighters and paramedics working with a team from washington hospital. mccrack en is one of 37 clients >> we started off november. and we said, go. to the. >> reporter: the goals include avoiding the hospital during the holiday season and he did for the first time in a long time with the help of prince george's county paramedics and firefighter kenneth hickey. >> when i have a

ken's number. i've the nurse's number so i call either one of them. and tell them what's going on. >> usually he gets a basic a fire engine and a medic unit. it was very high risk. so since we have those units have been available to remain in service around other calls as needed. >> reporter: hickey said the program is free for residents. >> the program itself does cost money. but the rate of return on it is a lot less. currently, out of the 37 clients we have enrolled into the program, we showed a savings over $350,000. >> reporter: and kenneth hickey tells us money for the program comes from the fire department and also washington hospital one of hospitals they partnered with. he also lets us know that the program is looking to expand in the near future. as for

interviewed, mr. mccrack en another one of his goals was to be home for his birthday and not in the hospital. he also achieved that goal this year as well. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. on the positive note, i saw plenty of sunshine but i understand some other folks had to deal with rain showers. >> not very much in the way of rain but a few dots on the windshield coming in. it was light and not everybody saw it. that's actually kind of a bad thing because we're really dry. we do need the rain, we have a little bit more possible tomorrow. we'll show you the radar picture. we've been watching mosting towards or north and west up towards hagerstown. you can see these are kind of scooting on to our north and west. not sure we'll see much more in the next several hours. closer to morning we could get another batch. i wanted to show you bigger picture. there's a little bit more in the pipeline. warm air is coming in overnight and this is part of that

system. also farther to the west. we have another significant tornado outbreak. it's the skinny line you see. and across iowa kansas and missouri, we've had 12 reports of tornados and you can see that all those red boxes are tornado watch area, illinois once again may have to watch for severe weather. that is not in the cards for us. i wanted to show you the futurecast. maybe a spotty shower up towards reinstate 68. we'll have to probably wait closer to morning which there may be a small amount of shower activity moving across northern maryland maybe into montgomery county and crosses the beltway briefly about 7:00 in the morning. but not very much. just bad timing because a lot of people will be on the road. by noon, we're back to a mix of clouds and sun not expecting much in the way of right now activity most of the rest of tuesday. i've got to tell you we're going to be advertising another big weather headline for

back on the rise. with the spotty showers tomorrow morning and maybe a little bit more significant shower across northern maryland, we're going to get up to 50 as early as 8:00. a lot of clouds, if we get more peaks of you sunshine. here in the noon hour in dc when we're up to 62, the breeze will start picking up. gusty out on the southwest. warm direction, maybe 25, 30 miles an hour. by 4:00, about 67, some places could get warmer than that depending on the amount of sunshine, i would say tomorrow we'll see more clouds than sun. check of temperatures, 48 in the district. 45 for gaithersburg. we're going tore fairly comfortable overfight temperatures won't drop very much. we have a warm front as mentioned. you can see the kind of warm air that's

this hour it's 67 in nashville 63 in chicago. minnesota 53. detroit 53. houston and dallas, temperatures are in the 70's. warm air coming in on those southwest breezes tomorrow and we'll be seeing a few spots maybe touching 70. we are all over the place. on this seven-day forecast. could winter still have a little bit of life left in it? maybe even snow for our area? with the wait till you see the seven-day forecast. we'll talk about that later. >> thank you very much. coming up, details about the misunderstood photo scandal that has rocked the marine corp. and it's the first microhotel to open in the district. we'll check out the rooms average about 250 square feet.

♪♪ know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values ♪♪ know that together, you can establish a meaningful legacy with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management® team.

us. >>ly screes

skyfox was over the scene on east one creek road. an autopsy will be performed. no word on the victim's identification. still no arrests in that deadly stabbing of a security guard at potomac mills mall. larry drum gold's family spoke to fox 5 about losing the father of three. the stabbing happened saturday at a burlington coat factory. he and another guard confronted a man suspected of shoplifting. the suspect j mel king before you stabbed and killed him. they talked to lindsay watts. >> he's been the backbone. he took those traits from his dad >> would he come every day have lunch. he cared about us. it's important to be with your

parent. >> police are asking anyone who may know king berry's whereabouts to call them. it is unclear where he's from. the defense department is investigating reports that some marina shared naked photographs of female monitors veterans and other women that a private facebook group called marinas united. it was initially set up to help service members with ptsd. it has 30,000 members. it is not clear who posted the inappropriate pictures, which has since been taken down. the marinas say anyone involved in distributing nude photos could face criminal charges, they're offering assistance to anyone affected by the misconduct. back to the story getting plenty of comments on our facebook page tonight. one local school district have wednesday off because so many of teachers are calling out for international women's day. >> we're debating next in fox 5

unfiltered.

(vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself?

testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru.

this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. we're back now with a look at tonight's top story, president trump laid out the plans for his revised immigration ban today, the order removes iraq from the list the countries on the 90-day travel ban. it also removes language that seems to give priority to christians and no longer singles out syrian refugees. court documents are revealing new information in the gang related murder of a 15-year-old gaithersburg girl. a search warrant david reveals one of her killers are wearing a gps tracking device at the time of the murder. what appeared to be the torture and interrogation of the victim was also recorded on a cell phone camera. it reveals rivas was killed in retaliation for the gang related murder of a 21-year-old man. ten people including four adults and

charges. marina? >> reporter: alexandria public schools decided to cancel class, this coming wednesday on international women's day. the district says the decision is not political. they say they received requests from 300 staff members to take the day off wednesday and they decided they did not want to jeopardize learning and safety of students because of under staffing. the alexandria public school system decided to close wednesday and gave parents less than 48 hours notice. we're talking about this upcoming wednesday. school officials say there's no way they would have been able to handle all the students with 300 staff members planning to be off. critics called the decision avail show of support for a political agenda >> both sides are here to go unfiltered as we discuss this. we have a second gradeea

home wednesday and joining us, fairfax county elizabeth schultz, both of you guys thank you for joining us. >> pleasure to be here. >> let's start with you. you work in arlington. your school district has not decided to close but you are choosing to participate in this protest. let me ask you first of all, why. why participate in this -- this particular day? >> so, well, i'm participating on wednesday. i'll be protesting. primarily because i'm a woman. i'm here tonight because i'm a teacher and because i've heard that a lot of people are confused as to why teachers are taking off i work in a prominent female work force, i'm taking off primarily because i'm a woman. i just happen to be a teacher. >> let's go to elizabeth schultz. elizabeth, you are not happy that the school system in alexandria is closing. why not? >> i feel terrible for those

really, how you express being a teacher and being a woman and then take away educational opportunities for all the children that are not going to be able to go to school on wednesday is very sad. in fairfax county, we set up a calendar a year in advance and have tons of input from parents. because parents are collaborators, and we're really partners with parents and the education of theirhildren and to pull the rug out from underneath what are largely probably working families, where you have two working parents or if it's a single parent, the scramble that that puts them into. i don't know exactly what it is that these women are demonstrating for and how that shows children a viable means of support for anything is to not show up and do your job. >> you do not respond? they're asking, you're a teacher. you're supposed to be here te

are you protesting >> so first of all i want to address the you're a teacher you should be with students. i went to school. i chose this. i am a proud wahoo and i wanted to be a teacher since i was young. i agree teachers should be with students. however, i would be remiss if i didn't point out every lesson that i have with my students has to be modeled for them. i cannot give an assignment or activity to student and say rock out. do it. i have to model it. my place is in the classroom. however, the best way that i can show my students exactly what their rights are, exactly how to make their voices heard and how to participate in politics or in their communities is to go and do it for them. >> let me ask you this. people have to make decisions for themselves. i completely understand that. some, you know, a lot of people talking about this on social media and some

why not use the day to use the class to say we're not going to do what we normally do. here's what i want to tell you what's going on and why teachers are taken today off and that kind of thing? use it in the classroom >> i think that the greater value of the women's march and of wednesday's protest is really to agitate, inconvenience and to make it very, very clear that women are a part of our community, and that what better way than teachers? we're women and nurses. we have to make it clear, yes, what would it be if we weren't at work, if we decided not to show up? it's not going to be good. you need to listen to us listen, watch and try and find out what people's stories are and what to say. >> what's your reaction to that >> i still, i mean, there's really -- there's no there there. acting out by not going to work and not being

children that we've committed to educate. i mean, we're receiving federal dollars, state dollars that have to do with the average daily membership in the school division. not only that, we live in an area people forget has pockets of poverty. children not being able to access free and reduced meals, impacts much more than just their educational day. i don't understand how not going to work on a day where you're contracted as an employee to go to work, teachers have the summer off. teachers have weekends. there's pleasant of other times where you can demonstrate a political motivation. but for teachers to take advantage of the fact that you're in a female dominated industry as an educator and say, we're going to close down an entire school division and pull the rug out from underneath parents and that somehow

example, when you know, go to the classroom and teach girls science, teach them math, teach them ways in which they can have remarkable careers and influence others through their work. not through their not work. >> hold on a second. >> she brings up a good point, why not do this in the summertime when the kids aren't in class and also, looked up this march just to find out and there's a question. what if you can't take the day off and they say many women in our most vulnerable communities will not be able to do this due to economic security we're going to strike for them. why not wait till the summertime >> this is her opinion. and i respect that. i am doing it on wednesday because we were called to do it wednesday, going to to be protesting. because i am going to empowering girls.

i'm going to empowering women. i will be protesting with others who will be standing in their truth and want their stories heard. unfortunately other people don't get to dictate when that is. i'm sorry that's on wednesday. my children will be just fine without me there. they will learn and their lives will go on but they will remember their teacher was a part of history as long as i make it clear when i come back on thursday. >> elizabeth, one last thing >> i was going to say, there may be enough teachers in arlington to take care of this but there aren't in alexandria. those children are being deprived of being in school, of having the free and appropriate education that we have as a contract with them in this country. and to say that you can just protest and somehow be an example. we gotten away from what an example is, if staying away from work and providing a good education and a safe environment in a predictable

children and families are something to be apprised. who is calling this march? why wednesday? that's what people have to look into. there is somebody behind the march. that is really >> the organizers of the women's march called for this. >> and i think the people that are behind the women's march are some of the people that really have to be investigated as to why -- why these people? why is this something that closes down a public education system and where is the money and where is the motivation behind these people and why are we cow to them and say you need to leave children without educators in the classroom to the point >> we're talking about the alexandria school district which has clonesto

wednesday because they do not feel they will have enough employees there to have school on that day. elizabeth schultz. school bus member, thank you very much. cheaty who is a teacher in arlington >> while we're in celebration of women and girls in case those did not hear, there were two african-american women flew for delta today. as well as air indiana an entire crew and fleet of female pilots all the way down at the engineers. we appreciate the. their national women's day is all the way around. >> this is the alexandria public school system, no other school districts we've talked to said they will be closing. thank you so much to both of you. thanks for joining us tonight. coming up they're tiny but affordable. we'll take you inside the first microhotel to open up in dc.

ack.

afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger.

. we've uncovered thousands in travel costs racked up by two fairfax county school employees and paid for by taxpayers. fox 5 started asking questions after west potomac high's principal and assistant principal was suddenly put on leave. then the principal resigned. the county is refused to say why, travel records we've obtained are possibly shedding light on the story. lindsay watts has been digging in. >> reporter: we found expensive trips on the taxpayer dime. nearly $12,000

approved travel in just the last eight months from just these two employees. i want to emphasize the travel was approved by fairfax county schools. question is how is this kind of spending acceptable? it's a school district anticipating a major budget shortfall. fairfax county asked voters for a tax hike to fund its schools. but records obtained by fox 5 paints a different picture. after potomac high principal alex case and michelle lied el were put on leave for reasons unknown, we did an open records request for more information. we found the pair had a busy travel schedule. just since july, they got approval for three out of state trips. the total cost, nearly $12,000. there was a trip to orlando for an educational convention attended by others from the district as well. then a trip to

$900 for each room at the tropicana. they were set to make a trip to arizona in february for another conference. the assistant superintendent approved more than $2500 for each to attend. that trip though was cancelled after case and lied el were put on leave. the district said all travel procedures were properly followed including preapproval in these particular instances. but no one from fairfax county schools would speak on camera about whether this kind of jet setting is typical. what we do know is if every principal and assistant principal in the school district traveled like this, the price tag for taxpayers would be more than $2 million. fairfax county school said the total budget for travel in other professional development is $1.4 million. just recently re the superintendent proposed cutting travel costs by half million r

next school year. unknown if that has to do with the travel records we've obtained. the school district still is not saying why case and lied el were put on leave. only that it had to do with a personnel matter. we looked at the their travel records from last school year. case had one out of state trip. lied el had none. we reached out to them. they have not replied. lied el is still on paid leave. lindsay watts. >> if you thought we were finished with the snow. you might want to think again. >> a dramatic robbery caught on camera. as you can see that man fault back. we'll show you how it played out. ♪♪ never waver. ♪♪ because going around

...as going right through. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. get the best. go to getfios.com

for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios.

♪ ♪ ♪ police are hoping someone can help total of them them solve a violent assault and attempted robber. it happened at a gas station. two men tried to steel something out of a car

victim fought back. here is bob barnard with the video that could help this case. >> reporter: the crime captured on two surveillance cameras on 14th street in northwest. it's about 5:15 in the morning, sunday, february 19th. that man is about to steal what police say was a backpack from a the driver of another car parked at the other bump. soon the backpack's owner sees what's going on and makes a dangerous yet veil yant effort to get it back. the young man could have been shot or stabbed or severely injured in the battle with the would be robber and his partner. the driver of that dark sedan. >> my god. >> we showed the sorbitose video to people in at the ga

>> worth it >> my god, no, take the coat. i'd get another coat >> this is the gas station where are it happened. the corner 14th of allison in northwest and those are the cameras that captured the crime in progress. >> the video there, yes, it's compelling. but dc police have also been able to isolate a photograph, an image of one of the two men they're looking for. and also the car they were driving. this is the face of one of the two robbers, police hoping somebody will recognize him and give them a call. and this is the car they were driving that night. last seen fleeing north on 14th street. police now offering up to $1,000 in reward money for information that leads to an arrest in this case. in northwest, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. and now, it's time to get you caught up on weather. we've got a lot to talk about starting with fact tomorrow

feature a lot of clouds and showers. as a result of the clouds. we're not going to be that cold. last night we had 20's, we'll stay in the 40's tonight. not as cold for tuesday. we will have scattered light showers tuesday. more prevalent in maryland in the morning and hit or miss in the afternoon. we have a mid week warmup. temperatures will be in the 60's next three days and maybe touching 70 tomorrow. as wet get you ready for the warmup. we have to tell you that the weekend looks like it's going to get substantially colder and could we finally be seeing snow? we have ap couple of chances for snow before this week is over. we start with tomorrow. because it is going to be a milder day, high pressure off the coast is going to make it feel like spring even with a lot of clouds. temperatures soaring into the mid 60's and with a little bit of sunshine and a few sunny breaks that's all it would take to get some places near 70. with that frontal boundary, approaching in the warm front going through. there could be few showers

light t this frontal boundary though, that could bring through a line of very fast moving showers between about 2:00 and 4:00 in the morning. tonight, showers along the mason dixon line and more out to the north and west this is that squall line now produced about 12 reports of tornados and looks like this will be going on some incredible pictures coming across twitter. this is just a small sampling across iowa in missouri as well as kansas, don't be surprised to see more tornado reports. futurecast for us we're going to have a lot of clouds overnight and maybe some showers tomorrow morning for morning commuters especially across maryland maybe touching the beltway. that moves only and we just have a lot of clouds at the noon hour but we could see more showers developing maybe in time for the evening, you can see more of us won't see them than will. watch this. 11:00 tomorrow

watch off to north and west here comes our own squall line that maybe would have a rumble of thunder. but more likely very fast moving briefly heavy rain coming through between about 3:00 and 4:00. by 4:00, it's to our south and east, you're not going to have to deal with it for wednesday. and on out of here, wednesday and thursday look fantastic. so those are our warm days, but towards the end over the week, really surprisingly cold air will be rolling into town in time for the weekend and as we transition to that, we pay have a chance for morning mix on friday and then saturday night into sunday, the chance of snow depending on how far south our frontal boundary gets in an area of low pressure that will be riding along. not cold tonight. we'll be in the 40's with again spotty showers and not as cold. fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. we'll watch for a mix friday. it would be saturday night into sunday when we are going to be, by the way, spriin

daylight savings. only 39 for the high. if this comes in the overnight hours into sunday, maybe a chance for some accumulation but it's only monday, we'll feel better about that storm and what to say about it by thursday. over to you we know dc has plenty of hotels but the hotel in foggy bottom is the first microhotel. got to get out one of the rooms. the rooms are tiny similar to what you find in some boutique in new york city. the rooms average in size from 125 to 250 square feet. some rooms have bunk beds. the hotel offers free wifi and smart tvs. has a cocktail bar an pizzeria and we're told the prices are reasonable, around $160. i was just in new york and stayed in a boutique hotel with a room similar to that. >> was your room $160 >> it was about that. >> really? i figured you'd be like, no. >> no, it was, that's w

stayed there. >> microhotels are doing well there. we'll be right back. on is a vacation, and a bit of a break on wall street. the dow dropping back below 21,000 after the markets recent record run, nasa s & p 500 dropping. exxon mobile making a major investment on the gulf coast. they will spend over 20 billion dollars over ten years build or expand its refineries, chemical and natural gas plans in the region. the investment expected 12,000 permanent jobs and around 35,000 construction jobs. with

north carolina the best city for college basketball fans. on things like the number championships, ticket prices and fan engagement. that's business, i'm neil cavuto.

(vo) love. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. ve is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust. now and for a long time to come. the all-new subaru impreza sedan and five-door.

ve no matter what road you're on. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru.

65 hours and counting until refresh your recollection gets underway. we have talked about the quarterback situation ad nauseam. there's some indication that two of kirk cousins favorite targets could be moving on. reports desean jackson likely to cash in big time. he could sign a deal day one on thursday. the question is with whom? washington and tampa bay listed as the top two targets. one team not mentioned in many reports are the eagles. that's a team he has hinted with a possible return. but anything can happen and we will see

thursday. how unhappy is pierre garcon. he asked for a trade mid season. garcon has been using social media to make his case, he's worth the money, he posted charts and grafts comparing him and seemed to like a tweet that mocked the team. the skins could go from 2000 yard receivers to 0. >> spring training, seattle mariners. to celebrate he made following him around the field. he also got to wear a giant sombrero. the news at 11:00 starts now. this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. students in alexandria city public schools are getting the day off on wednesday. the reason has a lot of people talking. thanks for joining