opposed to barnard they don't how the trump administration handling things. policies throughout the united states. as this event unfolded if past 24 hours, the focus, at least in the area of several of our schools, has begin to shift. here's why. take a look around for yourself at this crowd as it is assembled. witness begun to happen, some of the evidence school districts in our area, this looks like prince george privilege privilege. >> alexandria, they begin to get word throughout the last 48 hours that a number of to their teachers were not going to be showing up for work in their classrooms. instead, they were going to be coming to this demonstration so those school districts did not is class today. this has erupted on social media, facebook and twitter. we wanted to put this question to some of the teachers who were here today

moving coming to the demonstration instead of going to work and educating your students? well, those teachers were not shy as pushing right back. >> when this argument comes up, that teachers should be in the classroom and not out here protesting, what do you say to somebody who has a problem with what you're doing? >> it's important for everyone to realize that teachers are a tremendously dedicated group of people: we teach children to make important decisions. by being here, we're modelling that. >> i struggled up until last night with my decision. i'm really glad i came out. >> reporter: you decided to come >> because i could, and if i didn't come, who was going to come? >> they're role models at the end of the day to the

>> reporter: they won't get to see them to today. >> no, but their absence shows just as much. >> reporter: as you well know, there are a lot of other opinions on line right now that are the stark contrast to what you just heard. we should also tell you that this was far from the only protest going on in this city today. a group of about 40 organizations all with differing agendas gathered together at the white house today on the north front protesting against what they say are the trump administration policies, which are gagging the discussion on abortion. this group today saying that the policies in place now by the trump administration is putting at least 6 million unintended pregnancies in play right now because of what they say are anti-abortion policies by the trump administration. back here live, we'll tell you, this has been growing steadily throughout the day. we saw demonstrators arriving at e

as season, one of the irony while they're gathered down here at john marshal park with a large number up street at the department of labor, that is an arm of the u.s. government that is supposed enforce labor law to make sure women have a level playing field in the workplace. right now, that department of labor is without a leader. there is no secretary of labor right now. because congress has not approved alex acosta who has been nominated to serve on that job. the protesters were inspired by an international women's day which was originally called international working women's day. >> it was for safe living and working conditions and fair wages. fox alexandria hoff joins us for a look at what's being done. >> reporter: well, one way to support women, all around the world is by

this organization, for example, 10,000 villages only carries things that are hand made by artist ens around the world like these dishes from vietnam that were made by women and 10,000 villages insures they're paid fair living wages. >> these are recycled sorie, paces that have been sewn together and made into a throw. look on you beautiful these are. this is for making piaa. portry from indonesia. the nonprofit 10,000 justice systems is highlighting fair trades goods made by women. >> fair living wages. we try to pay them a middle class wage in the country the

>> reporter: the 2015 documentary the true cost signs a spotlight on the unfair and unlethal practices of the fashion industry >> story after story kept filling the news. it was now the days that three of the four worse tragedies in the history of fashion had all happened in the last year. as the death toll rose so do the profit >> an issue focusing on during international women's day, because a lot number of exploited workers are women >> the number one thing would be to get them out of the sweat shops and get them to make things part of their culture and life. >> giving women equal access to education, healthcare and work. >> we're very concerned with keeping up with the village, with which we have a relationship. so we don't go two wholesaler to buy our things, we go to the village and we know the people who made it and their life. >> reporter: women's

includes freedom from sexual and domestic violence. that's why every year, 10,000 justice system villagers donate to the domestic violence program. >> last year, the city alexandria domestic and sexual hot lines received approximatelily 21 hundred phone calls for services for survivors. and our domestic program shelter we serve 50 women and 49 children in the city of alexandria. as you can see, there's a huge need for services >> the city tells us they rely on volunteers and donations to run the program. if you would like to get involved in help, you can check out our website, fox5dc.com to find those links and phone numbers for the hot line. alexandria hoff fox 5

a federal grand jury indicted a former prince george's county delegate on campaign funds. michael vaughn is charged in connection with an ongoing. he resigned from the assembly in january. the indictment alleges that from april to 2016 he conspired with former liquor board members to trade money for favorable official action. they allege he took more than $10,000 in bribe payments and if convicted he faces up to 105 years in prison. in a storying around this time last i'm not. a burglary suspect who ran away from police and hid in the ceiling of movie theater is under under arrest. he's been charged with a long list of crimes including burglary, assaulting and an officer and destruction of property e broke into had a home in laurel while officer conducting surveillance.

he threw a stolen tv at one of the officers. he then ran across the street into a movie theater climbed the scaffolding behind the screen and hid in the ceiling three hours before surrendering. lawmakers in annapolis are considering a bill to close a loop hole in maryland's gun laws. the mother of shana pushed for the bill. he was killed by her ex-boyfriend. the suspect pushed the gun online even though he was a felon and a convicted sex offender who wasn't supposed to have gun >> my message to the lawmakers, i am really pleading to them, to really have this loop hole to prevent other people that are not supposed to get their hands on a gun to go out there and hurt children, it will be really great for

>> the bill under consideration would treat technique firearms the same way as modern, when it comes to people who are banned from gun opener >> angry fox attacks in fairfax county. >> we will hear from the couple who fought back and captured it. senator tim kaine son arrested that a trump rally. what the virginia governor is saying about the arrest. an update to a fox 5 exclusive. a watch dog group claims dc's mayor accepted illegal contributions for the campaign. >> it ended up to be a lovely tuesday. the winds have been gusty. we'll show you the peak winds and let you know when they will settle down. these were the high temperatures, above average, i think we pull this off one more day, we'll be talking about that and these peak wind gusts that we had including a 44 miles an hour gusts at national. dulles and 51 at

what's ahead? actually thursday? i'll let you know what you can expect. we'll be right back. k.

middle i have the week out of the week. nice day to take a walk. >> 67 out there right now. and going to be nice today and tomorrow, but something tells

it's coming to an end >> we're going to go see winter one more time but we can enjoy what's left. and it was nice although the wind as we mentioned significantly gusty including a gust of 51 at bmi and we can our camera shaking as we look live across the city. we still have significant winds gusting now to close to 25 or 30 miles an hour. there are a few our spots as you look out towards martinsberg 37. down to 25 in the district. 24 for i guess so, 30 for westminster and frederick. i'll bet you heard the front when it came through, we got the peak wind gusts as the front crossed our area early this morning. meanwhile, it is still love out in the temperature department. plenty of sunshine, 67 right now. 65 for dulles, 67 for manassas and culpeper. even annapolis getting in on the warm stuff at 66. i've got to gel you this tour, sarah just touched on it. we're going to be mild again tomorrow, enjoy it. it could be best day of the

week, but look at the cold air that will be making its way out of canada and alaska, international falls is 15 degrees right now. far go 28. canada is 10 and that's kind of not the teens but maybe a lot of 20's moving back into the forecast for us. we want you to be ready for that. it will be quite democratic. upper air pattern for tomorrow, still brings in the warm stuff. hold that cold air at bay a little bit longer and we'll see the transitioning and the 30's will be back on the seven-day forecast. cold nights as well. we'll get you ready for that. talk about chances for snow. we know we've been tracking a is my all week. what is the trend today? i'll have the latest on that coming up. we have a couple chances for snow and we'll talk about that in a few minutes. to a follow-up on a fox 5 exclusive. a watch dog group claim dc mayor mayor muriel bowser accepted

for the 2014 campaign. tonight, the office of campaign finance tells us the matter is under review. it documents more than 22 contributions made over the legal limit of $2,000. totaling more than 30 grand. marina marraco pressed the mayor for answers about the contributions last night. >> i think my treasurer has responded. >> reporter: can you respond >> the treasurer has responded and we have been completely audited by ocf. >> reporter: what about these contributions that are over the 2000 limit like sanford capitol >> i couldn't respond to that. >> no slum lord here in the district. he's not only contributing to the campaign but illegally contributing and that contribution is still on the ocf website. >> ocf would determine that. if you have questions you should refer to them. >> reporter: don't you think it would be ethical refund that money. >> reporter: don't you know campaign has been closed more than two years. >> reporter:

money still exist and you've refunded other money. it's three years later. >> actually, i don't want to get into the details with you of updates and times. >> reporter: would you get fellow the details with anyone. >> i think my treasurer already fully answered your question. >> reporter: are corporate interests running your agenda >> in. >> reporter: you have 30,000 plus dollars of corporate money illegally contributed to the campaign >> over the course of a 3.1 million dollar campaign, i think that any questions about a few contributions can be answered by the office of campaign finance. >>. the office would only tell us us received the complaint and that is under review. these type of inquiries are confidential until finished. senator tim kaine's son arrested and taken into custody in of all places the trump rally. backfire boycotts. the

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when an annual is rabbit it's on a mission. and if this couple hadn't managed to trap it. it could have done more damage. >> the nine-year-old rescue isn't quite ready to go outside again. >> she saved money, tried to protect mommy. >> reporter: her owns, alex and patricia believe she may have used up one of her nine lives tuesday afternoon after a backyard brawl with this rabbit fox. vita. means life in italian >> patricia said she was on the phone when she noticed vita was in trouble. >> right there next to the trash can is where i saw my cat and this fox getting into it. when i saw the blood, i ran over and i kicked the fox a few times. >> reporter: the commotion alarmed her husband who came out to help. >> the fox was going around trying to attack from the behind

this animal was on a mission they don't bite. to bite something. >> reporter: eventually, they were able to lure the fox into this racoon trap until animal protection officers arrived. >> we shushed the fox into the cage >> it attacked her leg. she stopped. the fox kind of moved. back. she tried to get away. he attacked her again. >> reporter: officer said they were already on the hunt after they say the same rabbit fox attacked a 71-year-old woman walking in this quiet great falls neighborhood an hour earlier. >> she has injuries on both her lower legs as well as injuries on her forearm and hands. >> reporter: the attacks have left the locals on high alert and experts warning with this warm weather, there could be more. >> don't do what i

that was stupid in retrospect. but you don't think about that when your family member is being attacked. yes. if you see them stay away. >> reporter: vita has to be quarantined and both she and the woman who was bit will have to undergo weeks of vaccines but expected to be ok. anjali hemphill fox 5 local news. >> i hope she gets out of that cage soon. the youngest son of vice presidential candidate and virginia senator tim kaine was arrested at a trump administration in minnesota. protesters clash with hundreds of supporters who gathered at the state capitol in st. paul. five others allegedly set off a smoke bomb inside the capitol. the 24-year-old younger kaine ran from the scene and was arrested after he resisted arrest. we talked to senator kaine about the incident earlier >> i love all my kids. i have three and they're at all very engaged. but they understand that if they express their view, they have to do it

of trump, an anti-trump and was arrested but hasn't been charged with anything, i'm confident he understands that you can express your views but you have to do it peacefully. >> the prosecutor said he will not press charges. the city's prosecutor's office though says it's still reviewing the case. house speaker paul ryan is trying to rally divided republicans behind their drive to overhaul the healthcare system. he's confident the affordable care act will pass despite it getting push-back, even from conservative lawmakers who call it obamacare light. the house speaker called the plan a conservative wish list, offers lower cost and more choices to the american people. >> no doubt we'll pass this, we're keeping promises i think every republican in congress including the president of the united states made a promise to

th and that's to repeal and replace obamacare. because we made that promise i'm confident we're going to make good on that >> the house ways and means committee as well as the house commerce committee both holding hearings today on replacing the affordable care act. up next, a boycott back fires. >> why ivanka trump company says business is actually booming. >> a change for the cherry blossoms. we got the details on the new estimated date for this year's peak bloom. they can be tricky. back after this. 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.

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this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. top stories. to federal grand jury indicted a former prince george's county delegate on chargess of

stealing campaign funds, michael vaughn charged in connection with an ongoing corruption investigation connected to the prince george's county liquor board. he suddenly resigned from the assembly in january. if convicted vaughn faces up to 105 years in prison protesters happening around the country. this, of course, international women's day. organized demonstrations at a strike they called day without a woman. several school districts have so many teachers getting off this day to demonstrate they had to cancel school >> ronicacleary. live with the response from the white house briefing. >> reporter: well, in today's press briefing, it was really one of the first questions that came up. a reaction to the decision of how tos to strike today for this day without women. well, the press secretary's initial response was simply that it is a free country. and he pointed to a handful of tweets that we saw

saying positive things in support of women here in america and around the world. but as we know here in our fox 5 area, there have been tremendous effects from the decisions made by so many to strike today, we've seen and we know that happened today, closings, in prince george's county public schools, alexandria city public schools and center city public charter schools. while the press secretary is correct. eight free country, the decision to strike has consequences. i had the opportunity to ask the press secretary about that in today's press can briefing. take a listen. >> i'm asking about the thousands of women who have chosen to strike. and you say it is a free country but at channel 5. we've reported quite a bit on the schools and the districts closing because so many women chose to strike today. you know, it is a free country. but what

president's sort of reaction to, if you will what is more important? the students being a the school today or the woman's right to strike and kind of make statement on this day. >> thanks veronica. locally this affects a lot of individuals through the northern virginia and maryland and the district. look, i think -- i haven't talked to the president specifically about this. people have a right to express themselves in the first amendment, as we're doing. clearly, there's an impact in the case of schools, localities throughout the country here in the greater washington, dc area. but i think that that concern is best utilized by parents through their local school boards and through their city councils and mayors, whether or not they found it appropriate for

directly from the white house. ever since we start to do sharing the news with you, that school districts would need to close, your reaction on social media has been very strong on both sides of the aisle. we want to continue to hear from you. you know where you can find me on facebook and twitter at ronica cleary weigh in. let us know what you think about the decision of women to strike and it's effect on people like these students that we've reported on here in the area. reporting live in northwest, ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. despite calls for a boycott of ivanka trump fashion line, the president of the company said business is booming. a company that minorities purchasing data from thousands of retailers found that sales of the merchandise increased a whooping 346% between january and february. the surge in sales comes after

nordstrm's. the employees are working in an officers where molds is growing between robert god dard. two employees gotten sick. >> employs do not to work in conditions like this. we first need to test the finnegan need to shut it down and get the employees out of this environment as soon as possible. our school board office, the superintendent is not infested with mold and i refuse to allow these employees to stay in these conditions >> prince george's county school said it is aware of the issue and supervisors have been outlet tot lot to assess the damage. the district says it is still trying to identify the cause of that mold. new tonight an exciting and high flying day for a put manassas teenager battling a devastating disease.

martinez getting to check something off his bucket list. he got a big lift this morning, courtesy of the manassas city fire department. taking up high in front of his classmates and mom cheered on he's battling a progressive genetic neurological disease crippled his body. >> this gives us an opportunity to reach out and do things that can just make a person smile. and for jamie, this is -- this was his bucket list thing, one of the thing to be lauren demarco for him. a lot of times we see folks at the worst. this kind of puts it in perspective for us. after the ride atop the truck he was taken to a nearby airport for a flight in a medivac helicopter. we're pulling for him as he goes through surgery. nice to see a community rallying behind him. >> yes, i'm sure he enjoyed it. coming up we have heartbrein

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we thought it would be too soon and well, maybe now spots in. you're going to have to wait a bit longer to see the cherry blossoms >> the national park service has been forced to change the expected peak bloom again. gary mcgrady has the latest. >> reporter: my gosh, it is such a gorgeous day. plenty of sunshine, temperatures in the 60's. even folks sitting around the jefferson out there. i think the trees are confused. they were told, we were told, that the peak bloom was going to be the 14th. now it's changed. it will be the 19th. look at this one lone guy across the basin, looks pretty much in

he didn't get the memo. it's going to be cold this weekend. instead of of the 14th, it will be the 19th because of the cold weather coming up. >> spring break and we want to do a road trip and dc was sort of the closest one. >> it's pretty awesome, we're about to go see a couple of them >> look at that. that's where we need to be on that. have a great day. >> reporter: a lot of folks out here. even some from indiana. >> we love our cherry blossoms >> i loft too. even though i'm from indiana, i love it >> is there anything like this in indiana cherry blossoms >> no, nothing like this. >> reporter: what do you love about indiana >> i love everything about indiana. the culture, the cuisine, the people, but i do love america. i love dc espeal

i love museums, the history. the architecture is beautiful. >> reporter: now the new date. remember, march 19th. peak bloom. on march 19th, this whole thing will be so festive and covered up with blooms. all of these folks will be out running around and enjoying it. let's hope the weather cooperates. back to you guys in the studio. >> making friends wherever he goes. >> i know. he had a pink shirt on >> that wasn't lost on me >> that's what i call selling your sorry. he's dressed in pink. he wouldn't hurt anybody. >> i want to see gary dress up as a cherry blossom tree and scare passers by. >> frightening to think about that. what's wrong with you? i love the fact there's like one tree that's in full bloom. how does that happen >> it's very warm, and that tree may be in a lot of sunlight away from the water. so it looked like it was set back just a little bit. unfortunately it will be cold this weekend. that tree will be get

this will affect the cold weather is going to affect some of those blossom that will be on their way out. you know what? it's not a surprise if they're early and the earliest they've come out was march 15th, 1990. we'll be a few days behind that. the peak bloom and boy, is it nice to still see that daylight. reminder, we go back to daylight savings this weekend. you get an extra hour. we're going to lose an hour and then get an extra hour of daylight. tomorrow will be best day in terms of not having to deal with the strong gusts we had, a lot of sunshine and while it's a little bit chilly for the kids at the bus stop tomorrow morning, 40 to 45, after school, 66 to 71. really nice looking thursday. and i really suggest you get out there and enjoy it. wait till you see. average high is 53. no wonder we start seeing our blooming trees coming on in march. tomorrow we'll head for 70. friday, early high temperature of 52 is going to drop throughout the afternoon and evening, and

temperature only 39. very cold start. we know that a lot of you may be running the rock and roll marathon saturday morning. it's going to be chilly for sure. sunday, about 41, we also have chances for snow which we'll talk about. not much in the way of cloud cover showing up. it is really a lovely evening and we'll have mostly fair skies as high pressure continues to dominate the weather for the next 24 hours and maybe more than that. it will be a clear breezy overnight with temperatures in the 40's. not as gusty as it has been. for thursday with high pressure down to the south, that pumps in the warm air again, and our temperatures again near 70 if not above it. down to our south. quick check of your planner for tomorrow morning, in the district about 51 degrees. suburban areas north and west will be in the 40's at 8:00 a.m. by noon, 63, little breezy, not as strong as today. by 4:00, 69 degrees. it will be rather a warm afternoon. suburbs north and west may only stay in the low's mid 60's. here in the

south we ought to be able to touch 70. two chances for snow, neither are a big deal the way things stand today. we've got colder air that's going to try to roll in friday morning and it's an area of low pressure that's going to be dragging that colder air. we talked about that. and a little bit of wintery precipitation is possible. keep in mind it will likely be in the near 70's the day before. a lot of this should not be able to stick. where you might see it sticking, west of the allegheny front maybe along the mason dixon line. rest of us will see showers, first chance friday morning. friday on our futurecast i starts to develop overnight and at 7:00 in the morning, mostly across maryland we're seeing chance for snow and light shower everywhere else. there's a weekend

about. this is when we're going to go see the cold and warm air coming together. the trend is for that storm to stay to the south. who's at risk? we'll have to watch southern and central virginia, south of interstate 64. sort of disorganized. tomorrow i think we'll be the day in which we can make the if i think call on that. here's a look at what we think your weekend will be like, saturday 39, cold. 41 degrees and the snow, if we see it on sunday, looks to stay south of our area. remember the time changes this weekend. set your clocks forward one hour, as we spring forward into daylight saving time. you know about the weekend being chilly. there's also maybe a third chance for some mixed precipitation, that would be tuesday. as you can tell too far away to make a call. put it in the day planner so you know that could be a day in which the weather may prove challenging if that holds up in the next six days. that's your seven-day forecast. >> thank you,

last night scott mcloughan had nothing else to say to fox 5. the washington post said he has nothing 0. the team is not commenting. that's not you don't want your gm. the reports of kirk cousins and the 49ers taking a bit of a turn, interested instead in brian hoyler. could mean they're willing to wait through cousins's 24 million dollar franchise year before making a move after the upcoming season. if that plays out once he's beating him to the punch, pierre garcson is reportedly signing with the 49ers, which means one of the redskins two 1,000 yard receivers goes bye-bye and the other, desean jackson needs to make a quick decision as well where he'll end up when free agency starts tomorrow. it is not all bad news, dc native

33-year-old tight end signed a three-year 15 million dollar deal. last year he resurrected his career as a cable backup to jordan reid got 44 passes for 583 yards. tony romo and his career in dallas is history. the cowboys reportedly ready to release the 13 year veteran tomorrow and his salary cap of $24.1 million. he's the franchise leader in passing yards and touchdown passes, only troy ache man and roger stash back one more games, jerry jones wants to do right. he hopes romo will do the same by not signing with another nfc game, the prong goes and texans are possible landing spots. the wizards and sons in a wild one in the valley of the sun. game won included ejections but the strangest moment. watch underneath the basket. the sundays mascot, the gorilla, quickly slides on to the court and races away from the action. he wasn't clea

on the floor. he was tracking do you know a drum stick he dropped after banking his drum during the defense cheer. the wizards with all the commotion. >> that's probably going to be a full, he scared me a little bit. i thought -- oh, boy. didn't know. >> i still don't know why the phoenix sons have a gorilla as a mascot. >> i don't understand that either. >> it's been a longstanding thing >> shouldn't it be a son? >> that would be creepy. >> not creepier than that gorilla coming across are the floor. thanks. up next, we all know bacon isn't exactly diet food but there's a frightening new warning about the health risk of chowing down on the crispy sticks of bacon. how much would you pay for your own personal parking space? how can $300,000?

city is going for. the space is located in the garage of a condo building in brooklyn. you can think of it this way, $300,000 is the same as getting a $60 parking ticket every day for nearly 14 years. what a great way to look at that. we'll be right back. chowing

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2014 that number climbed to 65%. >> it's tough. because you have to have the will power to do it but also maintain it. >> it is a tough thing. especially in this world where now all we do is everything on the phone or the computer new england tom brady is launching his own line of meal kits like blue apron, hello fresh. it's called tb 12, which is his brand. it will cost $78, the kits include 33 meals to feed two people complete with ingredients in his diet is so precise. >> doesn't have any of that in there. he eats fish >> i have not been to his house. >> i'm not sure there's no pan cakes on the menu >> i'm sure every friday it's a fillet of fish for him >> pan cakes, i do like

it links bacon and other bad foods to death from heart december and diabetes, researchers are saying many are overeating bad and not eating good foods, some include processed meat like bacon, hot dog, steak hamburgers and sugary description. researchers suggest you focus on eating good food, whole grant salmon, fruit and vegetables >> that same report comes out every year. >> that looks so good. ? ice cream for breakfast >> i have done that. >> been and jerry's with ice cream flavors, include fruit loops. frozen

they taste like fruit loops, frosted flakes and cocoa puffs, it's called ben and jerry's cereal. it's only available at ben and jerry's ice cream shop. my favorite is the peanut butter and banana. >> i get the full-on peanut butter cup >> frozen flakes cocoa loco. >> back in a moment. .

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this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. crowds of once again gathered on the streets of the nation's capitol. this time it's for day without a woman to go along with international women's day. thanks for joining us at 6:00. i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, as a result several schools cancelled class today because too many teachers called out and there simply weren't enough staffers to cover the students. to is live at the u.s. department of labor, fitz is the rally still going on? >> reporter: it is. we moved down the street from the labor department. we're here now in marshal park where for the better part of an hour right now, the crowd here has been hearing speakers on the stage talking about issues that they're in opposition to with the trump administration. issues like choice, issues like healthcare, issues like women's right in the workplace. in the l

focused took a very different turn, when several school districts, like prince george's county and maryland, alexandria city schools in virginia, found out that too many teachers were not coming to their jobs today. so those districts cancelled classes. now, we pushed for some answers with some of the teachers today asking was this the right thing to do, to not go to work and not go into your classroom and provide education for your students. you'll hear right now, teachers pushed back. this is what they had to say. >> when this argument comes up, that teachers should be in the classroom and not out here protesting, what do you say to somebody who has a problem with what you're doing >> i think it's important for everyone to realize that teachers are a tremendously dedicated group of people. and that we do teach our children to make important decisions, and by being here, we're actually modelling that >> i struggled up until last night with my decision.