>> tonight on montgomery county cheer squad called ghetto by their own principal says an apology is not enough. >> and a student makes remarkable accomplishment. life changing decision he has to make tonight on "fox" news at 10. >> we begin tonight with a live picture from downtown d.c. where protesters with the group green peace we believe he have just finally came down from the top of the crane and our crew on the scene says they believe protesters have now come down. this is a ground level view of that crane. >> apparently protesters wentz up at 7:00 this morning and they started climbing this crane at 15 and l streets and they hoisted a sign that reads, resist, their protest was in response to donald trump orders to delay environmental rules and restart oil pine line projects. again we believe that those protesters are now down. we will give you an update cong on "fox5". meanwhile, only on "fox5"new details emerging about a security breach inner city family services in southeast. that's a contractor for district department of behavioral health. now, one victim says his identity has, in fact, been stolen, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> his accusation comes a week after we reported on a case we're, accused of hireing a strange to do work. the employee emailed confidential files to the stranger. tisha lewis has been following the story and joins us now with the latest, tisha. >> reporter: shawn, tony, we spoke with d.c. mayor muriel bowser about this investigation we've been following. she had a public event national city christian church. viewers will get a chance to hear that in a couple minute and this is a sorry that ranks high on the the outrage scale. d.c. residents vulnerable and in need of help getting over again by inner city family services and at least right now it appears the district is still doing business with them. >> i'll pull it up on the computer anything in my name and i never had a license in my life. never had a car. nothing. t-mobile said i owed a bill for 300 i mean sprint. >> gregory miller says all this surfaced in the last week after we reported about security breach inner city family services south east. miller's file was one of a dozen case files inner family services support worker latonya voder emailed to this college student a total straipinger that responded to job ad posted on facebook. files included patient social security numbers, date of birth and medical diagnosis. >> it was saying this was going on and i asked about my informatn then said yeah it was breached. >> we tried to get answers from inner city family services director ten eesh asanders and wran into the same road problems miller is facing. >> call the lawyer and have a conversation with him. do not come into the clinic again. >> i want a lawyer. i want a lawyer in this case. my identity is out there. anybody could have anything in my name. >> reporter: and as i mentioned, we did just moments ago speak with d.c. mayor bowser and here's what she had to say about all this. >> i think the department knows the scope of the problem and it's limited and the personnel actions necessary have been taken. >> reporter: will the district continue relationship with inner city family services given the breach of a dozen vick thimz that had social security numbers and date of birth -- >> like i said i think the department has worked with that contractor and the problem is limited and personnel issue was addressed. >> what do you say to the victim we've spoken to two what do you say to them right now. >> we're aware of the limited problem and we feel like we addressed the personnel situation. >> reporter: lastly what disciplinary action will take place. >> the person was fired. >> reporter: he we did speak again with gregory miller tonight. he's the second victim we aired so far and he says he has not received any information from inner city family services, nor has he received that life lock subscription they sold us about last week. we have a statement from department of behavioral health according to federal and district law upper city family services like any healthcare provider is responsible for safeguarding protected hel ping information and minimizing impact of unauthorized disclosure and requires certified providers to get background check on employees. and they're making sure all legal requirements and certification requirements that coming from department of behavioral health director phyllis jones. shawn, tony, back to you. >> tisha this is outrageous. i can not imagine being one of these people. do we know in all how many people could have had information fall into the hands of complete strangers? >> reporter: well, what we know so far is that there are a dozen case files, a dozen patients that is not to say there could nobt more. if you saw the facebook post i saw advertising for this part him time work it appears this was the no the first time this caseworker solicited this type of help. we know for sure a dozen patients. >> what a mess, what a mess. tisha lewis with the story tonight. thank you. >> d.c. police had their handful this afternoon investigating three separate shootings all within 30 minutes. 7 people were shot minnesota northeast along bass place and mellon place northeast. live at police headquarters with the latest, lauren. four of them juveniles. fortunately, they all survived. tonight there's questions as to whether two of these shootings may be connected. and in and out first call came in at 4:09 . minnesota avenue and grant street in northeast. police had two areas taped off. one near entrance to minnesota avenue metro station and another spot a block down across the street. two boys were shot here. both under the age of 18. there is some lookout information for suspects. police say they are described as two boys appearing to be in teens. one wearing a red jacket and other a light blue jacket. they took off in a white volkswagen sedan with deep tinted windows and maryland license plates. less than 30 minutes later at 4:34 p.m. shots rang out at bass place and 5 street southeast about an eight minute driver away. two young men were shot here as well taken to the hospital and pieces of clothing and shoes left lying officers searched the area for evidence. police are trying to figure out whether four boys are connected. residents tell us the nice weather brought a lot of young people out today and they say it's sad it resulted in violence. one woman says there used to be a crime camera near the intersection bass place and she wants to see police bring it back. >> you call and call about people hanging on the corners around here. this really is a nice neighborhood. and it's just i figure they just kids you know? but it's been quite a few shootings since i've been here. i lived around this neighborhood all my life and came back two years ago. and it just is getting a little out of hand. >> reporter: theres with a third shooting this happened along mellon street near martin luther king avenue south east and the call came in 4:4 p.m. the same thing as bass place adults or shot two men and a come woman. it seems less likely they're related. certainly a violent afternoon and evening here. d.c. police are asking if there's anybody who witnessed shootings or has any information about the suspects that they please give them a call. live outside of police headquarters, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". we have new details to a story we first brought you last night at 10. spring brook high school principal is apologizing to the school cheerlead are team after calling one of their routine "too q. ghetto" a meeting was held between parents administrators and team. first on "fox5"tonight the cheerleaders are speaking out about the couldn't versusy. marina marraco is live with more. marina. >> reporter: tony, controversy continues tonight and the girls were completely dressed in black for that meeting they had tonight with the parents, administrators and as well as principal in question and they say tonight their questions were not answered. routine that has come into question since last week. this video blasterd all over social media sites and the girls say they perform a style referred to as stomp and shake. they say it's a mix between stepping african-american culture as well as cheer. and they say that even though their principal apologized for signature routine at a game last week was "too ghetto" they're not ready to accept that apology until the questions they had tonight are answered. >> we wanted to know why is our style of cheer threaten to the community and who said the ghetto statement because there's a back and forth who said it and do we have to get rid of the cheers we've been doing four plus years and what are the new cheers we have to do to meet the new standards? and the things said to us were they said to others? >> we said our style is hbcu and we' said the way we're cheering is nothing to be proud of and i said that's our culture i'm proud of it he said you should not be. and he said the way our negative cheering to the other team was not welcome and his new standards of springbrook high school athletics. >> once their questions are answered, that's when they'll be ready to end their cheer boycott. but for now they say they will not perform at the next varsity basketball game scheduled for friday. live tonight in silver spring, marina marraco. "fox5 local news". all right. everybody. you remember i think last year this time we were°ing out from some snow. we'll talk about that in few minute. and talk about amaze ago chiefments. we'll talk about that in a moment. first we'll tell you more about more executive orders that president trump signed today at the white house. km km your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >> president trump signed two major executive orders and started construction ever border wall between u.s. and mexico. taxpayers are expected to pay for the wall up front and mexico will reimburse the u.s. >> we're going to get the bad ones out, the criminals and drug deals and gangs and gang members and cartel leaders. the day is over when they can stay in our country and wreek havoc we're going to get them out and out fast and john kelly is going to lead that way. >> mexico president insisted his country will not pay for a border wall and he regrets and rejects the u.s. decision to build that wall and his office is considering tan selling meeting with trump at the white house next week. and the president signed another executive order to strip federal funding sanctuary cities like the district. it applies to cities and counties that do not go after undocumented imgrant for violating federal immigration laws. muriel bowser held a press conference to respond to the president's order. >> anything that would suggest that the government not work with an american city is worrysome. obviously there's a lot of things we do in cities and partnership with our government and we would object and we do object to anything the federal government wants to do to a local jurisdiction that would make it less safe. the mayor says attorneys for district are reviewing that executive order and it's unclear are how the federal government intend to implement the plan. >> as we mentioned at the top of the show green peace demonstrators went to extreme heights to protest president donald trump today they scaled a 270 foot crane in north west our cameras captured the demonstrators climbing down from their high perch tonight more than twelve hours after the protests started and this morning put up a huge banner with the word resist written on it and protests come one day after the new president signed executive orders to restart construction on both the dakota access and keystone xl pipelines. >> safety is our fist and foremost mission this morning and we want to do everything we can to preserve everybody's saferty and if that changes we have fire department here as well. >> point is, of course, to demonstrate that this resistance is about standing up to an add mrtion that threatens the safety of communities across the country. >> green peace says they had this protest planned several months and police tell "fox5" the demonstrators will all face burglary charges. >> the president will number philadelphia tomorrow for a gop retreat. republicans were reportedly strategize on how to repeal and find a replacement for a fordable care act and city is expecting upwards of 10,000 protesters. dave shrat wiser from our sister station in philadelphia joins us with more. some of those protesters start add gather in your city. >> no doubt about it, we started with 200 protesters tonight and it swelled to 500 and peaceful protest. actually dancing in front of the hotel where the president will appear tomorrow afternoon. right now police and firefighters setting up these barricades loaded with water ahead of the president's visit. >> all right. people, let's dance. >> they danced. and they protested at 12 and market wednesday night right across the street from the lowe's hotel where president trump will visit with gop lawmakers thursday the crowd of over 200 had moves and message. >> it's been a heavy weight since trump was inaugurated tom think it's antithetical to their survival and it's heavy for people. >> as they danced an protested security was ramped up and police equipment rolled out. >> we try to look at every possible things and get as much intelligence as you can. >> protesters arrived early for center city protest and they're expecting up to 10,000 demonstrators to converge around midday. >> we have obligation to ensure the safety of the people that live and work here and visit here as well and protesters and obviously dignitaries visiting as well. as you can see, police and firefighters still asem isbleing some of the barricade they'll use tomorrow to control the crowds here. they're expecting three large protests as many as 10,000 or upwards of that tomorrow in terms of protests but tonight very peaceful here in philadelphia. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. >> another major order of business for president trump. filling the supreme court vacancy is announced via twitter he will announce his pick next thursday and the hit.com says president narrowed down to three candidates including conservative judge william prior. the seat has been vacant since death of antonin scalia last february. >> last year this time remember this we were digging ourselves out of record-setting mrizard snow that hit our region. >> sue palka is joining us live from northwest. it was a very different story out there tonight. hey, sue. >> wasn't it, though? tony and suefy was out here last year i probably was and i would have been standing in 17 i of snow. suburbs likely would have had two feet of snow and we would have headed to 16 degrees. quite a different story today. as we got more of a late march, early april preview with high temperatures up and over 60 in many areas. let me snow you high temperatures. reagan hit 61. amazing considering southwest window the river. that warm. dulles got 63. bwi 60 and charlottesville hit 70 degrees today. so, we definitely are getting our january thaw on and i heard from and aller gist tree pollen showed up just a little bit. what we're expecting going forward. temperatures at this hour comfortable, 49 in the district. that is warm even for daytime high which should be around 44 degrees. and you can see nobody really that chilly tonight. we're going to stay on the mild side tonight. but we are expecting the possibility of a couple of showers and these could be happening around tomorrow morning as well. so, let me show you radar. satellite and radar together you'll be able to see a couple of spotty showers that dry upcoming over the mountains and but there could be more tomorrow morning. and you might want to grab the umbrella you won't need it long. not everyone will need it but a front will be approaching and that front is the leading emof game changer and cooler air winter reality check tha few showers around tomorrow morning. early. probably between 5 and 9 in the morning and that front moves and in the afternoon it will feel a whole lot different. chilly, breezy conditions are going to come in hip the front and you know what, i enjoyed the sunshine and warm temperatures but i really did not miss that wind. the wind will be back tomorrow average, breezy and cooler up to over 50 miles an hour gust. we'll take you to the thursday forecast as we head to the weekend for january reality check. hope you had a chance to enjoy today, shawn, tony, into you. >> did, indeed. >> thank you, sue. >> talk about amaze ago chiefments northern virginia high schooler hears, we want you, from all four military academies. details on what inspires him to serve. >> and many of you are sharing your thoughts on social media on death of mary tyler moore and a closer look at her legacy when we return >> and tomorrow when you wake they'll be jamming in the loft with recording artist cece pene he ston and her hit "finally." >> it's a group you would not think would throw support behind trulp but they plan to be vocal in the coming months president of gays for trump and the call for nationwide call to action all that and more when you wake up to good day d.c. on sthv actress mary tyler helped raise the glass ceel are for actresses everywhere. >> she turn the world on with her smile. marry tyler moore was born on december 29, 1936 in brookyln new york. growing up her home line was difficult. one thing that always drew the family together was watching young mary perform in the living room when she was 8 the family moved to los angeles. it was there she discovered her first love, dance. in 1955 she got her first taste of television. the day after her high school prom she starred in a commercial at happy hotpoint pixy for hotpoint appliances at age 18 married dick meeker her first of three husband's and a year later moore had her only child richie one of her early tv roles plague appsing service operator in richard diamond private eye 1959 the bit only showed her legs on screen raising mystique about young actors and moore's big break s the national spotlight at lauery petri ondic vandike show and the couple chemistry kharmd audiences until he chose to leave show in 1966. demonstrator her commitment to portraying real women she demand her character wear kcapri pants rather than dresses and high heels and during her show she divorced first husband and married dick tinker and after dick van dyke she had several flops include and mtm enterprises their first project the mary tyler moore show. she played mary richard a groundbreaking character that lived independently with no husband or steady boyfriend and the popular show ran until 1977. moore tried several times tory viv the variety show with extremely limited show success. 1980 took on challenging stage role way" she played an artist asserting her right to die and her performance was met with raves from audiences and critics. it was difficult for moore. her sister elizabeth died and in 1980 her son incidentally killed himself and in 1981 she and tinker divorced. around this time she developed a serious alcohol problem and checked herself into the betty ford center for treatment in 1984. she met these challenges head on saying you cannot be brave if you only have wonderful things happen to you. moore earned oscar nam nation for nrol 1980 robert red ford directed ordinary people and 193 married robert lavine third husband and fol year had plenty of tv and film roles including role as ben stiller's mother in flirting with disaster and mary tyler moore showed versatility as a actress championing women's right on television and will be remembered for her repressible spirit and turning the world on with that smile. adam hously. fox news. >> that's my favorite scene at the end she those her hat up. that's the one you always remember. >> i think i had a crush on her when i was young and i had the opportunity to meet her once. this was in 2000 when on "good morning america" when i was on that show and i remember telling her that i loved her. >> did you really. >> and she was sweet and kind and just wonderful. >> she is a wonderful, wonderful woman that did a lot of great things for women in television and in the industry in general. a lot of you are sounding off about this on social media. and rob tweeted loved watching dick van dyke show as a kid and wanted to meet mary tyler moore and sad we lost her today. >> someone else wrote in texty prairie chick wrote when i was little girl sunday school teacher asked what i wanted to be when i grew up and i said mary tyler moore. thanks to her girls had a feeling t after all. rest in peace mary tyler moore and thank you. >> and this tweet is from the mount vernon kid rest in peace and thank you for showcasing true nature of modern women you made it all after all and now asending to a better place. >> from april meryl cmc here's it all the funny independent women who blaze their own trails. may we all have a little mary in us. love that picture. >> and this one is from mrs. morocco inspired independence and sense of fashion and lover you and will be missed. >> we want to -- we'll show you this one mary tyler moore class person fewed we rarely see today and role model for so nanny women throughout her life and she will be missed. >> and this one from adesia, rip mary tyler moore may you inspire in heaven as you have on earth. >> all right. we'll have more for you coming up in a little bit. stay with us >> a fair fax teen amer has been accepted to all four military a academies who is fol in the foot steps of family members. sarah simmons is here with more. >> tony, we're talking coastguard academy, u.s. anyal academy. air force and just last friday tim found out he also earn add pointment to west point. it is rare achievement but it's something the 18-year-old has been working towards since he was very young. >> it's almost surreal. >> these are all four official appointments to u.s. military academy what's tim park worked for pretty much his entire life. >> i would say when 8 there is documented in history channel talking about four service academies and i thought to myself that day i want to do that. >>t' >> tim's mother said she noticed his desire to serve before that moment. >> in fact i remember even younger than that age we actually took him to hawaii and explained history of how japan attacked pearl harbor and a saw the look on his face and that's forever changed and from them on he really wanted to serve. >> the will to serve as also in part inspired by his grant father who survived the korean war. >> american soldiers laying on the beach and he. >> grated from medical school and starred own practice in the united states. >> and gave free medical care to all korean war veterans and families. as a way to pay what he called a debt of honor and he started legacy of service i really want to continue. >> he was born in army hospital and army has been his whole life. >> tim's father is in the military and he is currently in the army reserve. each though it's a tough decision tim seems to be leaning towards one particular place. >> i' west point adds number one. that's at this point. >> now, tim says he's keeping openings on though. and will be visit ago academies once again before the end of school year. so tone yes, i shawn, nice to have options. >> if west point doesn't work out maybe naval academy. >> what an incredible honor it speaks volumes about him. >> and his family. >> i could tell he was incredible young man, smart, we wish him well. >> absolutely. >> i'm sure he'll do well. >> keep us posted and let's us know where you go. >> thanks, sarah. an independent contractor will look at complaints from residents in d.c. pet worth community who say metro trains are shaking their homes. we told you about the problem in december. residents say they -- the shaking wakes them up in middlele night and causes things to fall off the walls. council member said metro informed him it's bringing in third party contractor and contractor will do independent assessment of the issue to the shaking. "fox5" is in prince george country now leaders are accusing the state of going back on the word to financially support brand new regional medical center built in largo. >> the fact we have executive branch of the state government going against existing policy and existing law and existing investment is a real danger to healthcare in prince george county. >> county leers say the cuts governor hogan proposed are in violation of law passed last year and governor's proposed budget would put 15 million towards hospital and county says the law requires are 30 million. >> we're learning new information tonight about the man accused of sooting a woman at a school bus stop in front of several children. roland simms turned himself in to prince george county police this morning. simms is father of young girl who witnesses say he attempted to grab standing at the bus stop yesterday morning near oxon hill and they say the woman shot had retrain straining order against him. simms faces several charges including attempted first degree murder. no children at the bus stop were injured. >> the man arrested for shooting at a police cruiser is held without bond. brian landverde faces several changes including capital murder he shot at the officer who was trying to pull him over sunday near georgetown nike great falls and the officer was not injured. police say two teens were also in the car with landverde at the time of the shooting. >> so what does hand towel, first floor button and elevator, first floor button on elevator we should say and toilet have in common. >> well the answer will not only surprise you but could make you sick. it will also probably disgust you. where you need to keep your eyes on and sanitizer handy. that's coming up news at 10. >> you'll want to stock up on hand sanitizer after this story. >> what researchers found on common household items in the items least expect. jim lokay joins us with the dirty details. >> what did i do to devsh this. let's get this out of the way. we're talking about something we usually don't talk about earlier in the day up lookly places you my encounter fecal matter. it's scientific fact and with bugs going around from bronchitis to the flu you may want to take extra precautions according to u.s. magazine science of us grocery store. think about reuseable bags what you put i ground for bacteria because of raw food and who washes them and how about this, in testing sample of shoting carts they found 7% of them had some kind of matter on them and self check out screens and atms 50% tested positive for fecal matter people are not washing hands it's simple. do it. if you wonder other common germany items that made the dirty list check it out talking about things like cell phones yeah take it into the bathroom it happens and computer keyboards especially ones at the office. that's also major problem out there and another one on the list think about it up button of ground floor elevator because it's touched by most people and hand towels in bathroom. experts say wash those after two or three days because most don't use proper happened washing techniques and finally the office coffee pot they swabd 50% of office coffee and found that on there. >> that's disgusting. >> yeah that's really what people are dealing with disgusting stuff. >> don't worry i have some of this here think about it how much we use this stuff it makes you more susceptible because we're search a clean society. >> folks, wash your hands. wash your hands. >> sing happy birthday to yourself twice as you wash with soap and water. >> you tell kids that you know what i go to -- >> is would be few any at a nats game to hear someone singing it. >> i push buttons with my knuckles. i do that too if you go to the bathroom in a public bathroom you like to see the ones with the foot pedal to on the door i don't like to touch anything on the way out. the there you have it. >> cell phones, computer keyboards, elevator and hand towels and office coffee pot. >> 50% of ones they swabbed had some sort of mater on them. >> gross. >> and all right. there's no real transition we can make here. >> no. >> all right. >> one of president trump's top staffer kelly and conway considered for reality tv role. >> and hear what executive producer of big name show is saying about the political diva. >> and their story went viral a man in town for inauguration almost a wait rs a big tipment we're hearing from both of them tonight at 11. >> 20,000 reasons for investors to smile right now the dow closing above 20 k for first i'm ever wednesday and rest of stock market rallying, nasdaq, s&p closing at record eyes. while wall street puts over stocks many investors flipping out over housing. the largest percentage since 2006 in house flipping. >> and toyota and anyone who drives one. kelly blue book naming it strongest brand when it comes to resale value for the first five years of ownership. >> and real score for many workers over at craft 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he said conway would be good on house wives show and alternatives facts is now one of favorite statements and she made head blinds for using the phrase when he tried to explain white house press secretary shawn spicer recent comments. there's real house wives of potomac you never know. >> how is it doing. >> it came back for second season. >> good all right. >> lasted longer than real house wives of d.c. >> is she a housewife? i don't know. is she married he. >> four children i think. >> yes. just celebrated 50th birthday. >> i would watch that show i would like to know how do you do it? you're so busy. >> four children and everything she's doing now. >> yeah. >> and we'll find out. >> beautiful day today. wasn't it so nice. it was int all spz and people get angry when they say you enjoyed it because they want snow. what i noticed when outside was how soft the ground is. so, it's really been season we didn't deal with a lot of cold and it feels like spring out. there colder air will move back in and these temperatures we won't be able to get here again tomorrow. temperatures typical of early march or april and made 50s before breezier and colder conditions arrive. the front is coming through tomorrow morning with a couple showers and so it won't take long for us to cool off in the afternoon. do be prepared for us to feel a whole lot different tomorrow afternoon especially when winds get cranking, friday more typical of season, 46, average high 44. of while this is not bitterly cold air it's a reality check getting us back to seasonable temperatures. anything but tonight though still 49 in districts and dulles 5 and hagerstown 52. nice while today and also wanted to he show you not only does the wind come back but here come the cold are air and frontal boundary and you see chicago dropped to 34 it's 18 denver and cold shot coming down through the rockies and 9 for minneapolis, chicago, 34. that is heart of cold air. that is pattern change that we'll be seeing. it begins tomorrow. you really feel it friday and on into the weekend when temperatures drop back down into the 40s. now we're tracking a couple light showers out there tonight and little increase in cloud cover. we think there's a chance that a bit of moisture will be around tomorrow morning and especially if you live south of d.c.. i wanted to show you at about 7:00 in the morning we see substantial showers ouj south and east. could be spotty where you don't see them here and keep in mind this should not last very long and i think by the time we get to noon hour, 1:00, most everything is gone and snow begins to start picking up in the mountains which will make the ski resorts very happy. of course, weet sunshine though tomorrow afternoon. if we start out tomorrow with clouds and couple showers we're going to see temperatures really improving and wanted to just show you bus stop for waingt tore tomorrow. 4 to 49 in the morning and couple showers on the cool side and after school rain is gone and sun is back and 50 to 55 and breezes could be gutting up over 0 and maybe 30 miles an hour. here comes that wind making things feel much colder tomorrow afternoon. friday settled and colder and tell turz mid 40s. colder on monday the way things are looking now with temperature of 40. tuesday, 46 and maybe a couple showers possible on wednesday as we start moving back into february with temperature of 47 degrees. that is 7 day forecast. don't go anywhere. fox news at 10 will be right back did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> we're 11 days away from the super bowl and from cousins free agency. it remains to be seen if the contract includes enough years and more importantly zeros. free agent suit ors lining up cousin status with the skips is up in the air. if you ask jay gruden and bruce allen there's no question who will be the quarterback next season. >> scale of one to ten him as redskins next year, ten. >> yes. >> i can put ten on that. >> go ahead a pencil or pen. >> i have a pen. i have a marker. i may put down 11. >> kurt is our quarterback. he laid it well the last two years and i know there's other speculations but it doesn't come from redskins. >> if cuz since redskins quarterback in 2027 he may play in new home and new state fight for d.c., maryland and virginia for new redskins stadium is heating up. virginia governor mcauliffe said the state is in talks about a stadium in va. and muriel bowser talked to ronica clearyp about duel, stadium proposals. >> we're interested in having redskins come to virginia. they're head headquarters is there and training camp richmond and ashburn and all the players live in virginia and vast majority of season ticket holeers are virginiaians. what i told mr. sthild erin other folks we can do it in a way without taxpayer dlrz and development rights areturned a new stadium i would love to have the redskins. i'm worried about their future. if they were in virginia this then they would be going to the the super bowl. >> i don't think there can be in any case d.c., maryland or virginia a stadium built without taxpayers supporting up from a structure. >> nfl teams have been in a moving spird with charmers moving to los angeles and raiders moving to will be interesting to see if la that was built without taxpayer money. she sheded said he can do the same thing. >> fox news at 11 starts right now. right now at 11:00 a d.c. man's identity stolen. a d.c. subcontractor may be to plame. how are d.c. leaders reacting? >> plus, president trump executive actions on border wall and sanctuary cities and is water boarding next. >> does torture work? and the answer was yes, absolutely. >> and what a local school cheerleader squad did tonight after the principal had controversial comments about their routine. your news starts right now. >> we begin tonight with developing story that lasted all day.

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