cecile's case is different. reason it's different is there's video tape showing setilla elbowing the -- cecile hitting him and leaving a bruise. the video doesn't show the reason it went up in the air assist as they exited the pash -- the park. this is the 6 month anniversary, cecile was not there. she was there for another reason. as she's exiting the park and a police officer told her "you have to get out of the park", this is about midnight. she's grabbed from behind on her right breast. she reacts like any woman would, training, not training, a reaction that says whoah what are you doing. >> how does that become a felony charge is what i'm not getting? >> the claim was made after cecile was arrested, that this police officer who got hit in the face was escorting another person out of the park and somehow cecile purply came over and interfered with that arrest by whacking the guy in the eye. that's what the claim was made when she was arrested. that was the claim made when she was brought before a judge 40 ho

she wants a panel to review the death of cecil mills. she points out that four investigations against d.c. fire dating back to 1989 and claims there have been no reform. iredence does call d.c. f negligent after refusing to dispatch firefighters after cecil mills was lying on the sidewalk on rhode island avenue suffering a heart attack. he collapsed just across the street from a fire station, 26. now they want the law changed and firefighters fired. >> the law and the district of columbia makes it extremely challenging to hold public safety officials and employees accountable for these kinds of events. there is a doctrine called the public duty doctrine, and it is tragically the law of the land of the district of columbia. it is a nice name. it sounds like a positive and beneficial law. in reality, it hurts families that are harmed by the carelessness of city employees. >> we're calling for the naming fire andg of all d.c. ems department officials and employees involved in the tragedy who refused to provide care to my dad. on to sayily w

we'll have complete coverage of the cecil mills investigation. >> 4:49.mittee will hold a hearing on a medical marijuana bill that would create clear rules for qualified patients and law enforcement. it would protect patients from discrimination. supporters plan to hold a news conference at noon. funeral services are set for the midshipman whose suv was found in a creek. it was discovered february 16th indianapolis. his body was recovered later in the evening. he was from chesterfield, virginia. his funeral will be at noon. police are looking for witnesses to an accident that left the mother of three young children dead. mourners turned out to remember jennifer lawson. a dump truck here on monday. other drivers witnessed the accident. 4:50 on your friday morning. 14 degrees. >> is it going to get much higher than that today? >> we have to get through this morning. we have cold temperatures and we are still a little breezy. that brings our wind chill temperatures back into the single digits. it feels like three degrees below zero at dulles airport. zero in

anybody. >> reporter: family and friends in the community are remembering 77-year-old cecil mills. he was a fixture in the district. >> i can't imagine what i'll miss not seeing him on thanksgiving, things like that, you know, not seeing him on my birthday. he'd never miss any event ever, ever. >> reporter: the mills family hired attorney karen evans from the cochran firm. she and the family are calling for the city to take responsibility for leaving 77- year-old cecil mills to die when firefighters across the street at engine 26 allegedly refused to help him. >> we are calling for the naming and firing of all d.c. fire and ems department officials and employees involved in the tragedy. >> reporter: mills and his daughter marie had just visited raul rivas' computer store when mills collapsed from a heart attack nearly two weeks ago. rivas was the first to call 911. >> they said no, no west. i specified and said no east. >> reporter: the ambulance ended up going to the wrong quadrant of the district. the city has yet to explain why the mistake happened. >> enough is enough. it is ti

washington where we're learning that the deputy mayor's office failed to release a full report on cecil mills, the man who died across the street from the firehouse. >> i think it is working. i've been to the graduation. we're talking about one person. >> reporter: mayor vincent gray says one bad decision by a rookie out of dozens of others shouldn't tarnish the cadet program. that rookie failed to respond along with four other firefighters. the 19-year-old was worried about leaving his desk watch post at engine 26 and failed to ring the firehouse bell when 77- year-old cecil mills collapsed across the street. >> why something that simple was omitted from the report. >> the question is notice. you ring the bell to give notice. he gave notice. he called over the loudspeaker. to me it didn't seem like it was germane. >> reporter: do you have confidence in the cadet program? >> absolutely. >> there was information apparently they did not share with the committee that's in the mills report. that's very disappointing. it's a lack of transparency and it really breaches fate with the community

is the same fire station where family members of cecil mills said that firefighters refused to help that he lay dying from a heart attack right across the street from that station. we spoke to chief ellerbee. he is outside the heliport -- headquarters now. >> identity to the chief. since this incognito thing began more than a week ago. he did agree to talk to us today. he addressed the situation. it occurred at the engine 26 firehouse. it was something that he does not believe represent this fire department. this incident is one that i consider to be regretful. it is not something we will run away from. it is something we will deal with. >> the fire chief is now speaking publicly about the january death of 77-year-old cecil mills. he had a heart attack across from the fire station. his daughter and several others said that no one came to his aid. stain theould not entire membership of the department. it is something that we will acknowledge and address. we have good people in this department. i do not want them to feel bad about coming to work. >> he also said that he personally knew mr.

cecil mills will be buried on saturday. live in northeast washington, jay korff. >> thank you. a possible break in the disappearance of a missing police reservist. our sister statement -- station in richmond reports kevin quick has been found. the body was found in goochland county. virginia state police have not confirmed that the body found is that of quick. night, police arrested mersadies shelton and daniel mathis in connection with the stolen suv. shantai shelton was arrested as well on an outstanding warrant. found in siblings were an alexandria hotel. >> earl mitchell, the man police have been looking for all day is now in custody and he is wanted for murder in pennsylvania. prince william county police tell us mitchell led officers on a chase this morning and then took off after hours at large. mitchell is under arrest. live in manassas. >> here is what sources are telling abc 7 about how that capture went down. the suspect apparently broke into a home not far from here on mineral springs way and was cutting his hair. two roommates in that house apparently called their

stay with abc 7 for complete investigation of the cecil mills investigation. we will bring you any new information on our newscast, wjla.com, facebook, twitter. from southeast washington, where the police are investigating a deadly shooting on the 4300 block of how the halley terrace. stay with us for updates on this story. >> the weather is clear and bitterly cold, but we may be getting some relief for the weekend. doug hill hill has this first look at the forecast. milder over the weekend before the winter storm comes our way monday. right now 21 degrees outside of the belfort furniture weather center. clear skies, 12 degrees hagerstown, 16 gaithersburg, 23 quantico and reagan national. the current wind chill, three below and hagerstown, one above at washington dulles, feels like five indianapolis, seven in the city. tomorrow, wake up to temperatures between five and upperimbing into the 20's. more on the potential storm on monday. >> meanwhile, a community rallies around a family dealing with an unimaginable death. jennifer lawson died monday when she was h

. >> i'm cecil gains. i'm the new butler. >> i didn't do it to make an important civil rights movie. it's not about the civil rights movement. it was a father and son story that was something we didn't see -- >> i can't consider it -- >> we're fighting for our rights. >> hey! who are you talking to? >> i brought you in this world, i'll take you out. >> it wasn't until we shot a bus scene on a bridge where countless african men were lynched. and we were on a bus, a freedom writers bus. and i'm on the bus, with the kids, and i'm yelling action, and from nowhere comes the kkk, the hoods, the swastikas, the hoods, rattling the bus. i was very scared, and i yelled cut, and they can't hear me because i'm on the outside of the bus. i go to window, and i said cut! at that moment i thought that there was nobody to yell cut for those kids that were there. and that those kids were heros. and that this movie wasn't just about a father and a son love story, this was really about our movement and our history. >> you had

issued thiswas evening by a city delegate saying she would to high school with cecil mills. lawyers refused to talk about the lawsuit they are planning against the city if they are planning one. they say they are looking for others who suffered from foulups of d.c. fire and ems. note -- this investigation prompted d.c. fire officials to put a lieutenant on desk duty. she was the ranking officer at engine 26 the day mills died. she has submitted paperwork to retire, claiming two other firefighters, one of them a rookie, did not inform her how serious the situation was. more than 25,000 maryland residents are facing the possibility of spending a second night without power after yesterday's ice storm. the latest figures indicate redrick town the is the hardest hit, with more than 14,000 customers in the dark and cold. the numbers are slowly falling in montgomery and washington counties. it has forced many to find creative ways to keep warm. >> i heated up soup on the wood stove. i have three quilts on the bed. >> they hope to get the power on for all but about 8000 customers by

cecil mills died later that day, leaving his daughter heartbroken and d.c. officials outraged.ople, including three firefighters believed to be involved directly. we tried to talk to them, too. was there anybody who's here today there on saturday? the deputy mayor who oversees the department says nothing should have prevented helping that's what's troubling about this. this goes against what fire fighting is all about. >> it's still unknown, what, if any role, the delayed response played in cecil mills' death, but late thursday, two firefighters were placed on paid administrative leave. fred? >> thanks so much. >>> two school workers in utah suspended after dozens of children there had their lunch tray snatched by school staff. the trays were grabbed from the elementary students on tuesday before they could even take a bite. why? school officials said the youngsters didn't have enough money in their student accounts to cover the lunch fees. as you can imagine, parents are outraged. >> she took my lunch away and was like, go get a milk. okay. i come back up. what's going on? she

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fire chief kenneth ellerbe has not responded to the case involving cecil mills. sam ford is live from northeast washington with the latest. it was a week ago this story first broke about the situation here. we have heard from a number of people that we have not heard from the person in charge. since news of the lack of response by people at this firehouse surface conspicuously absent and the public arena has been fire chief kenneth ellerbe. chief is busy a fire headquarters leading the investigation. the council chairman says it is strange. >> without any further information, i'm concerned about that leadership. >> councilmembers are calling for the cheap to go. >> he should be seen and heard. he have not seen him. that is a problem. it is time for the mayor to replace it. like cecil mills collapsed in this parking lot across the street from truck 15. the daughter says despite pleas from herself and others, no one would leave the fire house to help. was a 40 year employee of the parks and recreation, a driver seen helping women out as his van for a ceremony. he w

that is a systemic problem. 77-year-oldows the cecil mil's death who collapsed across the street from a firehouse. the firefighters inside did not come out to help. >> each of these iranian us workers was aware there was an urgent need across the street, and yet no one came to help. >> mills family and first responders all for an independent agency to investigate what happened. >> and is terrible, i am truly sorry for that. >> we're just hitting this word that the chief has been speaking during this hearing. he was not scheduled to speak, but he said he wanted to apologize to those families. he also spoke in dental about in general about disciplining those that do not react in these sorts of situations. back to you. ukraineovernment of issued an arrest warrant for president viktor yanukovych. he fled to eastern ukraine after signing an agreement to create a new government. he is not actively leading the country, and the interim parliament has elected a new speaker. >> venezuela's opposition has focused on the president. aey brought traffic to standstill in the venezuelan capital. -- t

cecil mills, a retired city worker suffered a heart attack.oss the street electric a fire station in washington, d.c. when frantic good samaritans ran to the firehouse for help, they say they were told they would first have to call 911. mills' family testifying at a d.c. council hearing on the case they were joined by other families who said city emergency first responders also failed their loved ones. cecil's son said he hopes their family tragedy does not have to happen to anyone else. >> it's time for change. it's time for change. my family and i do not want anyone to feel the pain and loss we continued to feel. >> the d.c. council hearing comes on the heels of saying five people inside the day mills had that heart attack should have rushed to help him. >> and here we go again, dangerously cold temperatures making a comeback in parts of our nation as well as snow. meteorologist at fox's "weather center" with more. janice, don't tell us the snow. >> the comeback we don't want, right? lets take a look at it. the windchill, what it feels like

i have to add reverend cecil thank you for being here and helping with the homes we may serve them you it's because of you >> hello, i'm pam bearer. today, i'm speaking first hand many of you here today in this majestically tent have heard my story i attend many baseball games. sitting right there on the field with our four children but one day over 10 years ago our son ran through a glass door and was taken by paramedics to san francisco general hospital. our sons life was saved at the general. there are others here today who have been saved at the general. falling down a flight of stairs and falling open a marble door at the symphony and being hit simply going to diner or simply crossing the street in downtown san francisco. our firefighters, our police who protect us daily are taken there. children from broken homes abuse of homes are taken there. friends, cousins or simply strangers who might be homes all

cecil died later that day. deputy mayor who oversees the department saying nothing should have prevented mills. >> firefighters routinely go into danger. they don't wait to be called. they respond. that's what's troubling about this. this goes against what firefighting is all about. >> reporter: it's still unknown what, if any role, the delayed response played in cecil mills' death, but thursday, two firefighters were placed on paid leave. christi and victor. >>> thank you. >> filmmaker nigel barker shares his passion for helping children with hiv/aids. it is all about making the next generation aids free. >> this is the face of hope. faith was born hiv negative although her mother has the vir virus. she is the example of the goal of the elizabeth glaser pediatric aids foundation. >> we have the medication. people have to be educated around the world. we have to get rid of the stigma of getting tested. >> reporter: nigel barker saw the success of the program when he visited tanzania. >> i spoke to the women who

during the two deceased cecil hokkaido is the journey to the extreme japan. and i were reintroduced in which nature and unique culture of the northern island of japan we will now introduce called arts sa the biggest idiot. it takes to be injured the population of approximately one point nine million try to stop. working together from all over the world the cool thing about stuff would be the likely miss that. i am sure the dogs. stop all those mean streets in the park becomes full of my ex the day. he still some sort of festival. i feel on a park. the talented dancers and all of which appeared and get up. each team gets to stay in front of a crowd of over two million why the although all of which you may be speechless for a year. summer. he told doherty our turns into a twelve year ago. join tear people down ch. there are some photo is a rather new city established in the latter nineteenth century. with the sun was just stop all both are on the center of development so much. i do sch. the aspect. mike says college. special stop although he still around it's a

the 77-year-old cecil mills collapse of a heart attack across from the fire station. despite repeated pleas from his family, no one from that fire station would come to help. they said that he had to call 911. they were dispatched to the wrong quadrant of the city. mills died and he worked for the city for 47 years. ellerbe says that he knew mr. mills. it hit too close to home. >> mr. mills was a member of a fraternal organization that i belong to. he is somebody that i would see frequently. >> he has already expressed his condolences to the family. he would like to see the investigation through. >> this is something that i consider regretful. not run away from it, we should deal with it. >> we should learn more about the family's plans around 11:00 tomorrow morning, along with their attorneys. they have been looking at some measure that they can take to ensure this does not happen to another family. live in northwest easy, abc 7 news. >> police are investigating a person who was hit by a train at the dupont circle metro station. hit is a 36-year-old man. he's in seri

the funeral for cecil mills, the grandfather of three, will be held next week.ews, washington. >>> in his state of the union address last week president obama described 2014 as the year of action, call for the expansion of opportunities for the middle class. this morning on "this week" house budget committee chair representative paul ryan responds to the president's state of the union address and the republican debate over immigration reform. you can catch "this week" right here on abc7 at 8:00 this morning. >>> more cutbacks are coming for united airlines. united said they will drop their hub in cleveland, slashing its daily flights and eliminating 470 jobs. in a letter to employees, the company's ceo said the cleveland hub has not been profitable in more than a decade. united will begin phasing out cleveland as a connection starting in april. >>> some changes start today for some at&t customers. the company is reducing cell phone rates for family plans. you knew rates apply to plans with at least 10 gigabytes of data shared by two or more phones on a single ac

texas is also home to my next guest on the show, planned parenthood action fund president, cecile richardsthanks for joining us here today. i want to ask you, more abortion restrictions have been enacted since the 2010 midterms than in the last decade. your group plans to spend 14 million more this midterm than the last. how do you hope to change the conversation? >> well, i think ronan, an important thing what we've discovered since all of these restrictions that passed, when women know where politicians stand on women's health issues in particular, they will make their voting decision based on that. we saw that in the presidential election and state of virginia where a governor mccalliffe was just elected overwhelmingly by women who understood there was a huge difference between him and ken cuccinelli. >> as of last year, labeled 27 states hostile to abortion rights. how critical is it for your group to make sure pro-choice candidates are senate and governor seats? >> it's not been advancing an agenda but making sure women have access to health care. planned parenthood is the largest pro

we have new development storyboard on the high-profile investigation into cecil mills's death. d.c. fire chief kenneth ellerbee responded to charges that similar incidents have occurred before. >> there have been similar without severe consequences, or incidence to remind them we have these rules and regulations for a reason. that may have contributed to a deplorable action on the employees' failure to respond. >> mills died of a heart attack earlier this month am just up subway from the d.c. fire department. byls family was joined others who claimed loved ones died because of problems within the district fire and ems system. the president of the d.c. firefighters union says the problems stem from inept leadership. >> turning to the weather, after a brief break, the winter is back. do not be surprised if you see some snowfall in the next 24 to 36 hours. doug hill has a first look at what we can expect. >> the skies partly cloudy now, but overnight the clouds move in. there is the opportunity in the morning of light snow. 34 outside of the belfort furniture weather center. this will

the funeral for cecil mills, the grandfather of three, will be held next week.ddress last week president obama described 2014 as the year of action, call for the expansion of opportunities for the middle class. this morning on "this week" house budget committee chair representative paul ryan responds to the president's sit of the union address and the republican debate over immigration reform. you can catch "this week" right here on abc7 at 8:00 this morning. >>> more cutbacks are coming for united airlines. united said they will drop their hub in cleveland, slashing its daily flights and eliminating 470 jobs. in a letter to employees, the company's ceo said the cleveland hub has not been profitable in more than a decade. united will begin phasing out cleveland as a connection starting in april. >>> some changes started to for some at&t customers. the company is reducing cell phone rates for family plans. you knew rates apply to plans with at least 10 gigabytes of data shared by two or more phones on a single account. >>> first amazon, now a beer maker wants to

. >> this year cecil b. demille award recipient is many things to many people -- >> reporter: dylan broke her silence after woody allen was honored at this year's golden globes, accepted in his absence by his long-time friend and leading lady, diane keaton. >> he's made 74 movies in 48 years. in her letter, dylan describes in detail what she says she remembers happened to her. what's your favorite woody allen movie? before you answer, you should know when i was 7 years old, woody allen took me by the hand and led me into a dim, closet-like attic on the second floor of my house. he told me to lay on my stomach and play with my brother's electric train set. then he sexually molested me." it's an allegation that allen has always denied. >> these totally false and outrageous allegations have sickened me. >> reporter: abramovitz was his lawyer. >> his reaction to dylan's letter is overwhelming sadness. it revives the fight that he had with mia farrow 20 years ago. >> reporter: it all began when woody allen fell i

cecil mills suffered a heart attack across the street from the rhode island avenue firehouse last saturday. his daughters screamed for help and others ran across the street but were told they needed to call 911. we caught up with d.c. in aor -- mayor vincent gray earlier today. are you pleased with the action taken so far? >> deputy quander i know is doing an excellent job as he always does. i'm awaiting his report to see what findings there are and what recommendations he will make and we have to do this quickly. >> kellene davis and another firefighter have been placed on paid leave. a cadet firefighter has been reassigned to another firehouse. >>> now to a story only seen on wusa9, a child just 2 1/2 years old able to walk out of his daycare center and no one even noticed. a lot of people talking about this tonight. this happened yesterday at bright eyes in germantown. little amari blaney wandered outside with no jacket gone for 20 minutes. thank goodness a good samaritan spotted him. they saw him at the end of the parking lot, called police. he was okay, but his mom not too happy. toni

decision for them alr issue is with this team and caring for their advantage on the school with the cecil still nations body through the tax court so this is that this is an issue that has to do with advantage been conferred upon the advantage through the tax called the great inequalities in our society and the labor party for for decades has been fine tuned to fight against that inequality are happy to start of a dispute that favors that the richest do. i can't change everything overnight on already trying to change quite often enough that less than three years the minister for education and i will continue to do some id like to change that i would like to see it great to be about two pm i would like to see more funding for school system. the speakers relates only to donations made by p a why he would raise the revenue commissioners doesn't collect stocks up on donations and tax refunds races to the south and pilates. rory quinn says he supports the scheme but today when labor backbencher call is fit to be discontinued. aon over it though it is also vice chair of the delights education c

according to legend did you get the meaning is still the consul of cecil and his team a nihilist i don't know making peace and to see the g train as called for building that is strong and influential sixteen. if a club with a double double the apostle was occupied too fast time in sixteen fifty five. because socks and mosque a grungy i didn't see any kind of each occupy didn't stay to even up to since he was taken away from the russians. because that's when the costs until sixteen sixty one the time to again see me nuts how are we on now is the only remaining time to pick up the console. avant each point on the issues very famous and trainees. it is possible not to take a team of rippling lift to assent to that island in without them the baltimore with stuart mill park not far from normal ms alam. monday's point on the topic is how you can see the old town which is positive in its battle to vote on and he says remains generals in awe at the fifteen hundred buildings in this county boundaries. he can see almost all the architectural styles from classic to postmodernism. due to the excepti

cecil we organized this exhibition to meet the highest standards in every aspect. as our budget is how i will try to cover the basic cost by selling tickets. tickets will sell for one hundred men each of these camps will be available for seniors and students odd transition out to seventy the biggest hockey game on the easel and paint best heartbeat it that the russian and baffling the silver medallists from four years ago the usa. an opiate of the ncaa's that your experience. ah the highest morale was still standing so she can get a ticket to the game. team to watch their team and it is obvious that even the most one matters more than the russian men's hockey team this game means everything to us in to our country they are seeking their first gold medal men's hockey more than two decades. and those that are watching security know the outcome against the americans i think the russia will win for you to use and corn for us to beat american integration system today. it was an intense battle as you can see on the faces of the fence these children found the net more oft

tip and some undead and luke goss day and she went with this story in two thousand and one of the cecil sixteen south korean women tap dance on tv and she told cctv report that she was upset when she had the japanese government's denials. two days. so i don't want to experience it the tool. this weekend. no it's me. before we could do with that. she went to huntington said. it's true this one oh and it happened it didn't. good bye to them it goes well. it's time to talk about it. and as you can a piece of history. and she began destinations you know i should talk to me. it is used to call and he said. i just got to do. i noticed a walker. and you know. to say how nasb the first european woman to papa aka midst. she was mostly conscripted by the chinese army as slaves in the blue one too meanwhile china is calling on the japanese side to handle. it's a historical problem is with us always and responds well executed the only and forced conscription of slaves in occupied countries is a huge crime committed by the japanese mini treaty will look to which completely goes against humanity. apr

according to legend did you get to maine is still the consul of cecil and his team an eye and will stand down hill. making peace and to see the change came as a cost of building that is strong and influential sixteen. if a club with a double double. the apostle was occupied too fast time in sixteen fifty five. because socks and mosque a grungy i didn't see any kind of each occupy didn't stay to even up to since he was taken away from the russians. because that's when the cost until sixteen sixty one. if the time to again see me nuts how are we on now is the only remaining time to pick up the console the vantage point on the issues very famous in the eighteen eighties costume and not to take a team of right wing lift to assent to that island in without them and krista. more so if you were to put that stuff going on don't you think of muslim land. monday's point on the top of it all you can see the old town which is positive in its battle to vote on and he says remains generals and i of the fifteen hundred buildings in this county boundaries. he can see almost all the architectural styles

captain at least fourteen people being killed and dozens of others wounded in a calm balding and cecile hospital me and syria's border with turkey. the attack occurred in the rebel held town of may the hospital provides medical treatment to thousands of displaced syrians. authorities say the bowling tennis and the hallmarks of al qaeda linked militants the violence comes just a day off to the united nations security council agreed to improve access to humanitarian and even syria the producer noted sports news now and the wind chill of the games console to have torn to a close and the only point to all three finals are many was a spectacular final with his client. the games will be remembered for the huge expense coasting over fifty billion dollars and for the fact that they were plagued by political controversy in the bill still the new ioc president thomas bach said that russia had to listen and all that it had promised. well and together they won ninety eight competitions in salty the winners come fremantle's the news is that he is and we have the actual ground up off the final day's

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many of whom engaged in brutal tactics in the instance of twenty three year old occupy activists cecillee mcmillan a confrontation with an officer on the night of march seventeenth two thousand and twelve resulted in a being that left turn conscious before she was arrested and detained of all that was documented but instead of being able to sue the officers that beat her no one was charged with a felony assault which carries a jail sentence of up to seven years while this week mcmillan's trial began in new york city so to talk more about her case and the reason why this trial deserves more attention i'm joined by two volunteers of the justice for south of the mcmillan camp. jane jani miller and lucy parks thanks so much for coming on both of you. thank you for having me here thank you so much johnny let's start with you you were present at the time of sicily's arrest in two thousand and twelve can you walk us through exactly what happened that night. sure so this was march seventeenth two thousand and twelve which was the six month anniversary of occupy throughout the day it was a very f

unfortunately it is not allowed russian interests in a prison like cecil that failed to get the semifinal katie this morning to beat in half light of russia's be just like my opinion is happening this up in a panic a bit to mind is that they present is expected to be spoken of his time was ten thirty one to guide his complete with my classmates is hotly tipped to get on to play cubicle crumbs. another thing to thank people for it again is every chance he could in the contract to particularly the kind with antiques. pressure. of course it is going to be much more attention to the lunatics but also there would be more fun supporting pushing this for certain to give us additional strength. additional energy to the mind onto the feet. we definitely scary foster to the joyful times at the stadium it to the millions watching the broadcast date is one of many of the nineteen eighties hands on a metal base metals have a fascinating design don't like the light of day and night might surprise you say. as i think that up. to the streets and still she adrenal. the team finished second in the mantle a

what's up this is enough of him according to legend did you get the meaning is still the consul of cecil and his team a nihilist i don't know making peace and to see the change came as called for building that is strong and influential sixteen. the ship for four with a double double the apostle was occupied too fast time in sixteen fifty five. because socks and mosque a grungy i didn't see any kind of each occupy didn't stay to even up to since he was taken away from the russians. because that's when the cost until sixteen sixty one. if the time to again see me nuts how are we on now is the only remaining time to pick up the console the month each point on the issues very famous and trainees. it is possible not to take a team of riot when asked to send to that island in the apartment without them baltimore with stuart mill park slope and conor don't you think of muslim land monday's point on the top of that how you can see the old town which is positive in its battle to vote on and he says remains in general is not in the fifteen hundred buildings in this county boundaries. he can see al

don't seek what cecil them as joe years he did to fight. mills in modern spain on just the stuff of fiction this is the only country where wind is the primary source of energy. with unemployment topping twenty six percent here. many spaniards sing with new levels can create jokes. this makes for a second wind turbine maintenance is full it's a job with the future of many wind farms are getting old and will soon need to be great. some of these students is being unemployed friday alone time they've been used to work as an architect until four days ago and i've had to look for another completely different options that allow me to find a job. village spanish companies ever alert to the dizzying green energies and they use the units that have shaped the floor expanding the role with businessmen and chill on a weak spot and leave it on a built in two thousand and five but this of me is it was the largest and most powerful pompey you're at. what is new about this place was dead there were many wind turbines before in the same when using the latest

facing here such is to sell to cost one hundred and fifty two the look of the bourke street the old but cecil street to support the mix here. we have two classes ravens of being overwhelmed here on on this either because the cost of building them up just behind me. it's a very difficult us and of course so the question is that with the tourists and visitors feel that threshold attention to security. we've heard a few of them this morning let's see what they had to say. most are the seaside on it as far as security is concerned the bill states. i think this is the safest place in the world right now regarded as imitation and everything else beforehand that the building works the atmosphere was so great but now it is day to day really made an effort tonight don't think it'll be up there with a two thousand and six world got bottles here. but i think they're going to do their best to make it seem forced and estimates the industry. it's actually been fighting since before hand yet there's a lotta crazy talk about. he and security in everything but since we've been here we've felt fine now so it's

. >> reporter: cecil littles, a 77-year-old veteran city employee, collapsed outside this strip mallekend. his daughter screaming towards the fire house for help then over to one firefighter who happened to be outside. the parking lot where mills collapsed is only 50 yards from engine 26. >> i ran to the curb, i said are you going to help me or let my dad die. >> reporter: other people approached the fire house only to be turned away because of bureaucratic protocol. fire fighters said they couldn't help unless someone called 911 to dispatch them. sell lean davis asked that he be placed on desk duty with pay. city officials are investigating the incident, questioning every member of engine 26. the authorities stressed that there are no rules or policies that would have presented them from taking action. their job is to respond and render aid. andfather of three, will be a held next week. susan saulny, abc news, washington. >>> tragic story. and when we come back on "world news," remember the boy scout leaders toppling an ancient rock in afternoon ancient park and laughing about it? c

but not the resolution that the representatives of the assume are cecil's the eastern and southeastern ukraine adopted here today after their emergency meeting here in the city of halakhah a says that since today they no longer. obey the central solutions that they seem to have realized and since today local source she's will be a unique poorest in charge of all political decisions here on the ground this resolution also says that the rot huge doubts that all a recent decisions and lows approved by the country's parliament are close to q. she. although it was not yet particularly clear from this document whether local authorities here recognize or don't recognize these decisions and these laws well this resolution in fact means a huge split of power here in the country and of course that this will add to the division that we already see not only in ukraine but even here in the eastern part of the country that we are in height of now and it's known as a capital of the eastern ukraine that traditionally supports the president viktor you know cool reach and it used to be a very unanimous

sondra mills, brother of cecil mills, stood with her family and attorneys across from the firehouse and announced the city for what happened to the 77-year-old. her high school sweetheart and husband of 55 years. >> i have known this man all my adult life and i love tim. city -- to take them away. >> lawyers from the johnny cochran firm rock the family here for a press conference and county.ounced the d.c. >> we are advocating for change because you've got to be accountable. >> firefighters refused to leave the firehouse on jerry 25th despite repeated pleas from the daughter and passersby. the lieutenant in charge, now trying to retire, seen here hiding her face behind a file folder will stop they were put on leave and the chief promises a thorough investigation. >> this is one we will not run away from and we will hold people accountable for. family members say the d.c. fire and ems has proven it cannot hold itself accountable. >> it is undisputed bowl the firefighters should have tried to help my dad. they should have tried to prevent his death. lawyers refused to discuss any possible

joining us with more, the coo of champagne house, cecile is in the studio.py valentine's day to you. what is it about roses, champagne and valentine's day that's so powerful? >> well, can you think of a better way to see i love you than flowers? roses or everything with the color of roses and the bubbles of champagne? i don't think so. that's all i want for valentine. >> did you get to charge a premium, then? >> well, valentine prices don't get premiums versus any other day of champagne, but they were a bit more expensive than the -- but i think it's probably worth, you know, a valentine. >> yeah. how do you make your rose? do you just add red wine? i know sometimes you make it by letting it rest on the skin. >> that's right. it is the only way rose wine is allowed to be made in the whole world except in champagne where we may blend red wine and white wine before the second fermentation. >> and is that what you do? >> absolutely. it's the best way to really control the color and the taste and to make sure when the champagne ages, it's exactly the way the con

relatives of cecil mills and their attorney spoke at the brentwood village shopping center.is where the 77-year-old collapsed on the sidewalk two weeks ago. none of the firefighters at the station just across the street even walked over to help. mills died. the family's attorney also wants changes to the law so it makes it difficult to sue city's agencies. a couple of firefighters have been put on leave while the city investigates this. >>> panel of maryland lawmakers is scheduled to mote early next week to discuss ways to address the state's ongoing problems with its online health exchange. baltimore delegate peter hammond says the group will focus on fixing the exchange and a time frame for putting solutions if place. the -- in place. the current period ends march 31st and emergency legislation has been passed to help those who tried but failed to sign up for coverage starting january 1st. >>> it is 5:33. friday morning time for another your money report. >> and jessica is in the news room with a new trend in selling those high end homes. jess. >> thanks. for some real est

about leaving his desk watch post at engine 26 and failed to ring the firehouse bell when 77- year-old cecil mills collapsed across the street. >> why something that simple was omitted from the report? >> the question is notice. you ring the bell to give notice. he gave notice. he called over the loudspeaker. to me it didn't seem like it was jermaine. >> reporter: but who is to say other rookies might have responded the same way? you have confidence in the cadet program? >> absolutely. some of our finest members have gone through that program. it allows district high school students to come into the agency. did he make a mistake? yes. he should have rung the bell. >> reporter: the d.c. cadet program has run into problems through the decades. in 1992 some cadets did not meet physical standards and the chief made the class go through training again. several years ago chief dennis ruben suspended the program after finding some of his cadet says were involved in criminal behavior. a common denominator of those getting in trouble forced the program to end until chief ken ellerbe made it his top p

. >> reporter: standing in front of n gin 26 on rhode island avenue where cecil mills died, his family and lawyers call forred for change. >> we are calling on the mayor and the council to change the laws that do not allow the district to be held accountable in situations like this. >> and the doctrine that mills is referring to is the county doctrine that means that the fire and police cannot be held accountable. and this is the mother of andray rudder who died four years ago after his family says he was turned away. they sued the district, and told that they cannot win because of the public duty doctrine. >> and the public duty doctrine, and i don't know what kind of doctrine that is, but it is kind of inhumane. >> and rudder's stepfather was at the family press conference today. >> and it brings it back, and i go right back through the h horror. i go back through the horror of my wife that day, and how she was just devastated. >> reporter: both families are calling on the district leaders to abolish the public duty doctrine and they say it is the only way to hold the government acco