mood when he left. he is like he can't wait to get down there where it is 37 degrees and drizzling. >> it is cool, cloudy. we've got fog and a little mist across the area. if you hang in there a little bit during the course of the day, we'll see cons gradually improving. you will be able to see that across the area, the heaviest of the rain has pushed on. you can take my word for it if you want. you can see it pushing to the east. don't be fooled by the quiet- looking conditions here. we still have a little drizzle, a little fog across the area. lots of low clouds. not going to be a great-looking day. we have the possibility of more showers in the forecast. as you head out the door to work, bring along an umbrella. be prepared for a little rain here later this afternoon. some very chilly conditions, our highs later today will only be in the upper 30s, low 40s for much of the area. it ill welcome back chilly one. right now, we are at 37 degrees at reagan national and let me let you know that after a lot of cloudiness today, we'll see some afternoon showers and highs in the mid-40s. i'll have more details in just a minute. >> we've got a commuter alert for you. getting to and from the washington nationals game today, metro will be just a little bit crowded as you might imagine. metro predicting standing room only on green line trains. game time 1:05 p.m. tony perkins, dave ross will bring us live coverage beginning in our 6:00 hour. >> let's deal with the commute. good morning julie wright. >> this wet, cold stuff is not work for anything. not work for the nats opener. not working for the commute this morning. it is just nasty. right now, we are incident-free which is a good thing. no problems reported right now around the capital beltway. you will find yourself at speed if you are traveling south on 270 coming in out of hyattstown. no problems reported south of 109 working your way out towards the truck scales. 395 in good shape as well leaving duke street headed out to the 14th street bridge. traffic volume on northbound i- 95 behaving nicely out of dale city. you will find that the lanes are open if you are continuing to make your trip into downtown. no problems to report coming in off the suitland parkway and ken all worth avenue. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. new this morning, ciaths are working with rebels on the ground in libya. the rebels have been losing a lot of territory over the last for you days and they are asking for more help. obama administration officials say the agents were sent into libya a few weeks ago to figure out what the rebels need just in case the president decides to send them weapons. they helped rescue a downed airman from a fighter plane. new details on a story we talked about yesterday. the case of three children barricaded in a room with a sheet of drywall as their mother sits in jail. the father of the two children, two older children at least is now speaking out. he says he tried to warn authorities that 26-year-old cwas a dinger to the children. he has custody of their twins but says moore was granted supervised visitation and unsupervised visits when the boys were five. he says the twins once came home with welts. earlier this week, moore and her boyfriend john robey were arrested for trapping their three young dotters in a room with drywall. new information in the killing of a pizza delivery man. police say 38-year-old paul bennett may have been ambushed. they believed the three suspected killers phoned in the pizza order. investigators say $13 was taken from bennett before he was shot and killed sunday night into seat pleasant. domino's has offered to help pay for some of the funeral costs. now to a fox 5 follow-up. some d.c. public schools accused of tampering with standardized tests to improve scores. now both the former d.c. schools chancellor and the head of the teachers union are speaking out. sarah simmons is live in northeast at d.c. public school headquarters with more on this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the former school chancellor michelle rhee talked to the "washington post" and conceded that it is a possibility that there was some cheating on standardized tests. she believes and says that the vast majority of the schools this is probably not an issue but it does make the case, she told the post, of needing security at both the district and state level on this. the current school chancellor, kaya henderson, has talked with fox 5 about this already and says that the investigation done by the independent firm found there was no evidence of grade tampering or cheating on standardized tests. the two main schools that have been looked at here for these allegations came about at noyes elementary and mckinley tech high school. the head of the teamers union says the agency only conducted interviews here and says there are glaring issues that have not been addressed. he says the erasing was limited to the math and language arts area. >> the way the study appears to have been conducted, it was conducted in a fashion where they got the results in which they were interested once again. it was clear, look in certain places but do not go in other places. >> reporter: and the union says it welcomes another investigation here by the inspector general, one that is currently under way. and also, this comes at a very timely time because the standardized testss are being given next week in d.c. schools. back to you. more than a month's work in florida and it is time to lace them up for real. it is opening bay to major league baseball and the nationals among the sick games kicking off the new season as long as mother nature cooperates. the nats had a final workout yesterday as well as a fanfest before the season opener today at nats ballpark. they are hosting the braves at 1:00 this afternoon. so we're hoping we can get a repeat of the first one. back in 2008, it ended like this. ryan zimmer zimmerman with a walk-off home run. >> it is fun. we all love to play this game. we are lucky to be able to play bookmobile and to have an opening day, the excitement is the -- especially in this city is special. >> i look forward to that. >> a lot going on at the ballpark. the team inducting the newest class of honorees into the hall of fame at noon. the teams hitting the field at 1:05. there will be a patriotic tribute and d.c. mayor vince gray will give the play ball announcement. there is disappointing news concerning a maryland man being held in a cuban prison. growing worries about radiation from japan here in the united states. traces of radiation have turned up in some milk. this as a team of specialized marine from our area get set to head to the nuclear emergency zone. details coming up next. you are watching fox 5 morning news. mary! hey! wow, you look great! thanks! it's this new wish yourself thin program. i just wish it and it happens. it's probably those fiber one bars you're eating. i know they help me stick to my diet. the bars are 90 calories and the fiber helps you feel full. 90 calories and high fiber. so that's why this diet thing is working. but it's weird because my wish for lorenzo came true. [ male announcer ] fiber one 90 calorie bars. hungry no. results yes. news reports say a contingent of 155 marines from maryland now will held to japan. they are from the chemical, biological incident response force. they are specially trained in decontaminating people and monitoring radiation levels. the team will not help in cooling the reactors though. very low levels of radiation turned up in a sample of milk from washington state but federal officials say there is no reason to worry. the amount is 5,000 times lower than the amount that would trigger any fda action. a maryland man in jail will not be released despite a visit from a former president. jimmy carter traveled to cuba and met with alan gross. cuban leaders made it clear they do not plan to release him. he is serving a 15-year sentence for bringing communications equipment into cuba. cuba claims gross is a government spy but the united states denies that. details of a new move that could lead to the voucher program for schools being reinstated. we've got fog, mist across the area. most of the rain out of here. i'll have all the details on another cool forecast coming up and julie wright will be in with a look at the traffic in just a minute. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast, even whole-wheat waffles, for a breakfast that my kids love and i feel good about serving. and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa. it's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. oh, wow. yes, bob the producer is back. the number one nats fan rocking the jayson werth t-shirt. now, the philly came to d.c. as in jayson werth. >> i think he just wants to dance. >> i love it. i think it is a great thing. thank you producer bob. we enjoy your spirit as we talk a little baseball this morning. >> what a way to wake up today. >> nationals are getting better and better. they're going to be competitive this year. >> if the weather who help them out a little bit, everyone will be happy. >> i think it will be good enough that there will be a game. i'm not sure it will be good enough that you will be comfortable out there. >> the real question is is steve going to go? >> that is a good question. i'm going to the caps game tonight. i don't know if i can make a doubleheader. >> steve is the ultimate fair weather fan. >> that is not true at all. >> when the weather is fair, steve is there. >> i just said i'm going to the caps game tonight. >> it won't be ideal for baseball today but they got to play, got to get the game in. >> are you going? >> i want to go but i haven't been able to get a ticket yet. >> okay. argument shot down. >> i knew it was coming back. a little mist across the area and that will stick with us for the morning hours. we'll never get a chance to clear out a whole lot during the course of the day today but as we get into the weekend, we'll see more sunshine. out to the west, we have more rain developing off to the south and west and we'll watch the coastal system develop and kind of slide up the coast as we get into the overnight hours tonight. so more rain will arrive late this afternoon and tonight and that will get out of here and then some sunshine as at lost a little sunshine as we get into friday. here is your futurecast. it is doing the best to show you the foggy, musty conditions out there. here we are at noon. i don't think we'll see a whole lot in the way of sunshine today. i think it will be a mostly cloudy day today with that fog and mist holding tight. can you seat heaviest of the rain will stay north and east during the course of the day. that is good news. there is that coastal storm starting to develop. we'll see if that doesn't bring us some rain overnight. bottom line, we'll just be unsettled here with on again off again showers and drizzle for the next day and a half or so before we can finally start to break the pattern down and things will get better by the end of the weekend. cool too. that is the other big news. temperature are very cool. if you are going to the baseball game being we'll only be in the mid-40s. 37 in leonardtown. 9 in annapolis. well off to the north and west, you may see a little snow, a little ice mixing in with that rain shower activity during the morning hours. 46 today, cool, cloudy, drizzle, showers likely. winds out of the north and east at five to 10. later tonight, cool conditions, 38 overnight. and showers return with that coastal system. we'll get it all out of here by tomorrow afternoon and we may see temperatures top out in the mid-50s. saturday, morning could be a shower or two and then some sunshine saturday afternoon. right now f you want a good day this weekend, sunday is your best bet. 59 with sunshine. let's get some on-time traffic. julie wright has your latest. >> if you are traveling around town, wet pavement accompanying that drive this morning. wipers working overnight. southbound 270 out of hyattstown being volume increasing as you head out towards the scales. lanes are open duke street headed up to the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. d.c. could get school vouchers once again. lawmaker in the house voted yesteo reinstate the program for the school kids in the district. the voucher program helps needy students pay for tuition at private schools. the bill passed the house, provide as much as $12,000 a year for each student. it faces an uncertain vote in the senate. the obama ad mark has opposed vouchers in the past but is not threatening a veto. the battle to keep of on the weight. it is tough for any human but what about your pets? >> up next, more and more pets are dealing with obesity and petted owners may be to blame -- and pet owners may be to blame. more on that when we come back. as wizards trying to shake things up a little bit renter court right now. mismatch in size but the result was the same for both players. it started with an elbow to onwall. wall wasn't having t they get into a little bit. john wall with a punched to the ribs. john wall stayed on and tried to get the ball away. they both got ejected as would jawan howard for getting involved in the fray. >> if you're going to brawl, i say just win the game. >> maybe it would get them inspired or something. america's weight problem is not only affecting humans but nationwide, we are seeing more and more pudgy pets. >> owns are don't know what they are feeding their animals. there is a move to change that. we have a report. ♪ i want to see you wig it would, just a little bit. >> yes our four-legged friends are wiggling it but these days more than just a little bit. >> i think maybe start with five and sort of reassess how do her ribs feel. >> reporter: ribs? on most of our pets, you can't even see them. perhaps brownie here ate one too many brownies. >> we don't ethe ribs. >> reporter: a study by the association for pet obesity prevention says more than 51% of dog are overweight or obese weighing in above what is considered healthy. >> he says you are seeing chunkier dogs, more diabetes, more orthopedic problems. >> reporter: it could even lead to death but addressing the issue isn't so easy. >> does she have jiggle. >> she has a little jiggle. >> oh, no! >> each of the healthy weight foods -- >> petsmart manager sarah says the fat talk august touchy issue. >> frequently, it is disbelief. they are a little bit offended that someones that told them that their dog is overweight. >> americans waist lines are expanding. take a look at all of this natural and doggie food bags. once you add in the holistic and natural, the number of doggie diet stuff here goes up even higher. from light to low fat for maintaining a healthy trim body, here at petsmart, fido can achieve it all. if that is not enough, what with b. a weight loss challenge. you get a starter kit, preproportioned food and ?akdz and you could win up to a million dollars. >> they playing to the minds of the pet owners. >> it has to do with portion sizes and people being unable to make their own portion sizes inform you think about how man people have their kids feed their dog and are they really getting a cup. >> reporter: dr. katie luke says the problem is simple. >> it comes down to not only genetics just like in people but it comes down to what they are putting in their mouth and how much activity level they have. >> sound familiar but for us, we can take control, add up our calories and cut back. for your pet, not so easy. you won't find calorie counts on these bags. dr.luke says that is part of the problem. the fda does not require calories to be listed on the bag unless it bills itself as low calorie. >> unfortunately, that is not a mandated inclusion on the label at this point. >> the american veterinary association is now pushing for change to help pet owns and pets fight obesity. >> take a look at how these these dogs a caloric intake it vary. until then, controlling your pet's jiggle, wiggle and waistline is going to be all guesswork. >> you tell me how much you want to lose. what are you feeding them now. how much are you feeding them. >> the weight loss could mean years gained with your furry friend. >> all right. well, it might be tough to take that walk outside today with your dog or your pet. a little question there. tucker is back with an answer to that. sarah simmons is following one of our big stories this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the former schools chancellor and the d.c. teachers union have a few things to say about cheating allegations at d.c. schools. i'm sarah simmons. a have the latest whether fox 5 morn -- i'll have the latest when fox 5 morning news returns. a good thursday morning. taking a look outside here at oxon hill. still kind of foggy out there. lets ahope it clears out. i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm steve chenevey along with tucker barnes who is answering that question about what is going to happen outside this morning. >> not going to be a beautiful day. not going to be raining all day but we'll have the fog and mist hanging tough and it will be on the cool side with temperatures only in the 40s t has been so long since we've had an average daytime high. that is in the low 1r0. haven't done that in the better part of a week. -- that is in the low 60s. we've gotten used to it. let's get started with a look at our radar and the shower activity generally light. in fact, most of the shower activity that is measurable is now off to the east. you can see it there crossing the bay and into the -- where that is in that is the lower eastern shore. thank you very much and delaware. southern new jersey as well. here in the washington area, just fog, a little mist across the region as we focus out to the west. you can see we have fairly quiet conditions. we will watch another storm redevelop to our south and this one will push up the coast and give us a chance for shower activity later on tonight. 36 at dulles. bwi marshall, 38 degrees. another cool start to the day. our highs later this afternoon will only be in the middle 40s. we'll go 46 in town. 47 in fredericksburg. 42 in winchester. unseasonably cool conditions continue for another day. more details on the forecast. i promised sunshine on the five- day and we've got it for you by the weekend. >> we do have an opening day commuter alert getting to and from the nationals game today on metro. it might be a little crowded. metro is predicting standing room only on the green line trains. of course, opening day at 1:00 -- or first pitch at 1:00. here is what you are can expect if you are heading to today's opener. team is inducting the newest class of hon ourees at noon. d.c. mayor convincement gray will give the play ball announcement. tony perkins and dave ross will join us at 6:00 this morning from nationals park let's get a check on the traffic with julie wright. >> it is a mess out there. if you are heading out, make sure to bundle up. we do have lanes open if you are traveling in from out of roslyn. no problems to report coming in off of the 66 and route 50 headed across the potomac. waking up to the wet pavement and the volume already starting to slow. northbound i-95 from the prince william parkway headed up towards the occoquan. you will find southbound along 27 0rbg lanes are open looking through the raindrops here. germantown is already starting to slow south of 118 headed past mva. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. before a fox 5 follow-up on possible test score tampering at d.c. public schools. both the former d.c. schools chancellor and the head of the teachers union are now speaking out about the matter. sarah simmons live it the atta -- live at d.c. public schools headquarters in northeast. >> reporter: michelle rh ee said there was the possibility of test tampering but that there needs to be security. kaya henderson says the investigate done by the independent firm found that there was no evidence of grade tampering or any kind of cheating on standardized tests. we have looked and heard of allegations at both noyes hellmentery and mckinley tech high school. the head of the teachers union is speaking out about this. he says that the firm only conducted interviews and there were glaring issues not addressed in any of this including erasing limited to just mag and language arts on these tests, areas that determine the score that a school would receive. >> those were the tests that happened to be changed. the grades that did not factor into the school score in terms of improved education, those erasure numbers were skin consistent with the school and national averages that was an indication it me as a professional that individuals knew which ones to erase and which ones not to erase. >> reporter: now, after all of this, the inspector general is getting involved doing another independent investigation and standardized testing does start next week here at d.c. public schools. back to you. new details in the case of three children barricaded in a room with a sheet of drywall. as their mother sits in jail, the father of two older children is speaking out. he says he tried to warn that christina moore was a danger to the children. he says the twins once came home with welts and earlier this week, moore and her boyfriend john robey were arrested for trapping their thee young dotters in a room with drywall. there is all some new information in the killing of a pizza delivery man. police say 38-year-old paul bennett may have been ambushed. they believe the three suspected killers phoned in the pizza order. investigators say $13 was taken from bennett before he was shot and killed sunday night in seat pleasant. domino's has offered to help pay for some of the funeral costs. new this morning, president obama secretly sent the cia to libya weeks ago. intelligence experts say the cia would have sent them to make contact with the rebels. they've been on the ground in libya as part of a shadow force. the their mission to gather intelligence for military air strikes and to talk with the rebels who are battling moammar ghadafi's army. >> we've been quite leer that we've reached out to the opposition, that we are working with them, trying to assist them in their efforts to bring about that transition to a democrat you can process. >> meanwhile, ghadafi's foreign minister has defected and showed up in london last night. he is also lib what's former intelligence chief and has been getting questioned by british officials throughout the morning. the judge of a popular television cure show is in the hospital this morning. up next, we are checking more national headlines. this may look like a simple page from a children's coloring book but authorities say it was an inventive way to smuggle drugs into a prison. first arc look at the markets. the dow and nasdaq both saw gains wednesday on news that hiring is keeping pace with recent trends. asian stocks were up across the board. japan's nikkei picks up about a half a percent. we're back in a moment. what -- ten sailors were injured after a fighter jet exploded on an aircraft carrier off southern california. they were on the flight deck of the u.s.s. john c. stennis when a yet was preparing to take off but something went wrong and the yet burst into flames. four of the sailors were flown to naval medical center san diego. another six were treated for burns on board the carrier. an air traffic controller has been suspended following a close call in central florida. the faa says the southwest airlines jet and a small plane came too close together putting both planes in danger. according to aviation officials, the air traffic controllerred the pilot of the other flight to check on the pilot who did not radio in for more than an hour. in japan, high radiation levels are turning up outside of the damaged nuclear plant. the report shows the high levels are in a village just 25 miles from the plant. here at home, very low levels of radiation were found in a sample of milk in the state of washington on the west coast but federal officials say there should be no reason to worry. the fda says those findings were expected because of the crisis in japan. tv's judge judy is in and l.a. hospital for an undisclosed condition but she is expected to be released today. tmz reports the 68-year-old was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance yesterday morning after complaining of intestinal pain. a spokesperson says she is feeling much better today. inmates coming up with a new way to smuggle drug into prison. the latest, children's coloring books. instead of paint, it is smeared with suboxone, a narcotic used to treat heroin at dick. the two women are accused of painting the substance on the pages and then mailing it to the prisoners. the women are now facing smuggling charges. it is in many. foods we eat but can food dyes be harmful for your kids' health. why one group says yes and what they want the fda to do about it. tucker and julie back with a look at today's forecast and commute. stay with us. [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? yeah. ok, we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light... ...buttery and flaky... this is half. that is not half. guys i have more. [ female announcer ] do you have enough crescents? and this is the warm fresh baked taste... of a strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. there are some hollywood a- lists are in the nation's capital filming a movie about j. edgar hoover. clint eastwood is in town. yesterday, he was in arlington where some fans stood out into the rain to catch a glimpse of the star. >> leonardo dicaprio is playing hoover. >> we'll, if you are watching this morn, give is a phone call. let us know how the movie is going. >> movie people work hard. >> they work the same hours. >> he is in his 80s, isn't he? >> is he in his 80s? yieng late 70s. >> don't overshoot it or he'll never call in. >> tell him he looks like he is 40 years old. >> we would love to have you come do the weather any time. >> you saw the rain last night and that has trickled into this morning. >> we have some fog across the area and we have the all- important baseball game today so you want to start with the nationals forecast. you can't forecast whether or not they are agoing to win or not, long you i think -- although i think they will, but it will be about 40 degrees. showers hopefully will hold off. there will be clouds and drizzle around. it will definitely be cool. not ideal baseball conditions but it should be dry enough they'll get the game in later this afternoon. satellite-radar, there you go, shower activity pushing off to the north and east and we're left with a lot of clouds across the area. might be one or two peeks of clearing here off to the south and west but i'm not sure it will last a whole long time here as the clouds are going to hold tough and underneath this very low cloud deck, we have a maritime layer and some fog and mist that will continue here for the morning hours. off to the south and west, it looks a little brighter. we'll watch another coastal storm develop. that will push up the carolina coast and out to sea. we are likely to get another round of rain particularly washington and point east as we get into the nighttime hours. not going to be a nice looking day. we'll have a lot of clouds around and these cool conditions will continue for another day. 7 right now in the city. let's check out how cool it is. 4 in gaithersburg. 34 in hagerstown. we had widespread reports of sleet mixing in with the rain late yesterday afternoon and last night off to the north and west. we still have icing issues well off to the north and west where we have a winter weather advisory which continues this morning well out to the west as they've had light snow and some reports of some freezing rain as well. cool, cloudy for us. drizzle, showers likely. 46 your daytime high and those temperatures again about 15- degree below where we would typically be this time of year. showers continue tonight and cool overnight. 38 your overnight low so we'll be cool again. a little better tomorrow after some morning showers. we'll see some afternoon sun. 54 so at least the temperature will jump up tomorrow. saturday too, maybe a morning shower and then some afternoon sun, 55. sunday looks great. upper 50s and near 60 on monday. the weather forecast will gradually improve. let's get to on-time traffic and julie wright has got your latest. >> all right. not a lot going on if you are traveling on the south side of town or coming in from the west. 66 starting to slow out of manassas typical at this hour as you work your way east of 28 and continued inbound towards 7100. you will see delays building as you travel between the two 234 interchanges as well. northbound i-59 here in newington picking up volume as well as you head northbound towards the springfield interchange. no problems to report on 395 leaving the beltway headed up to the inbound 14th street bridge. inner loop of the beltway, checking for a crash near new hampshire avenue in the left lane. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. a traffic alert. one of the main routes into the district is about to get a lot more congested. expect major track delays on new york avenue starting april 25th. a stretch of the road between penn street northeast and florida avenue northeast will be reduced from six for just four lanes. crews will be rehabbing the new york avenue bridge. we already told you it will cost more to catch a cab in d.c. now and tease's mayor has extend the limits of the tacky cab fuel charge. it will cost you an extra dollar for trips that begin in the district and end in other jurisdictions. that extra free will stay in place until at least july 27th. the white house laying out its plan to secure america's energy future. president obama admitted there are no quick fixes for rising fuel prices. but he says it is time to get serious about a long-term policy for secure, affordable energy. the president wants to reduce oil imports by one-third by 2022, have more emphasis on clean energy, more fuel efficient cars and is also encouraging offshore oil exploration and production. one common ingredient in the food in your pantry could have a negative impact on your children. food dyes have been the subject of controversy for more than 0 years. now, the fda is considering a petition by a consumer advocacy group to either ban some dyes or put warning labels on product. our money reporter melanie alnwick has the story now. >> reporter: they are specifically concerned about an array of dyes that they say are linked to things from hives to hyperactivity. the consumer group notes on its web site that many groups do make naturally colored product as well and says the fda ought to reconsider its position. >> until a year ago, the fda had always said food dyes have no effect on children's behavior. they are slowly changing that and they seem to be acknowledging that food dyes do impair some children's behavior because dyes have no health benefit whatsoever. this used to trick people into thinking food is better than it really is. we should get rid of the dyes. >> reporter: the food industry says it is not just snack foods but healthy foods are dyed to make them more appealing. artificial colorings are preferred by manufacturers. >> it is not that it is not possible to replace the colors but really, when it comes to replacing them, there would be a lot involve and also a greater expense could possibly be incurred by switching to a natural versus an artificial color. >> reporter: the arbitrator in all of this is the food and drug administering. prior to the two-day hearing, the fda said science hasn't established a link between color additives and hyperactivity in the general population of children. however, the agency does say that, for chush who have adhd and other behavioral problems being food dyes and other sub stans can make the issues worse. cspi says the study only looked at the effect of individual dyes, not combinations or the cumulative impact. the food advisory panel will listen to more testimony and then decide if the fda should regulate dyes, require better labeling or do nothing at all. a foul stench in the air on one college campus. perfume banned. detail of what is causing such a big stink. stay with us. asryheri our facebook fan of the day is hannah palmer from fort belvoir. her husband zachary a sarge netanyahu army and just got back from a month-long training mission. she thought it who be wonderful to welcome him back by seeing his picture on tv and what a great present that is. if you want to be tomorrow's fan of the day, fine us on facebook by searching fox 5 morning news. flav >> human resources director told me she considered the ban after receiving numerous complaint from faculty members. we told her chemicals found in fragrances as well as cleaners and disinfectantants can cause health problems especially with people who have asthma. >> if you have a sensitive issue, could aggravate existing asthma conditions. it also gives some people a headache. >> she fully admits enforcing such a ban would be tough but hopes town crease awareness. >> there is always going to be something you don't like but you don't just take it away from everyone. you learn to cope and compromise with each other. >> here what is i say. as long as they don't ban deodorant, its aokay. >> they might need to bring back the perfume. >> it is opening day. tony perkins is getting set to kick off the team coverage. >> getting set for the first pitch later on today. don't know that it will feel very spring-like p we have your come plate opening day forecast and more straight ahead.