. >> you've got this problem with fred and this problem with griff and so and so -- it just becomes annoyingat times. >> leave it outside. we have one goal every week and that's to come here and get better together. all of that other stuff that's going on, we are about what we focus on. >> tonight, the focus is about the giants. the team that went from zero and six to actually being in the hunt for the division. of turnovers, lot that's the big thing early in the season. ofy have been playing a lot mistake free football and getting back to the running game and that has been helping them out a lot. eli is still the same guy. he is a hell of a quarterback. >> don't expect the redskins to where the hits without a fight. >> you will see a team coming out of here thinking they can jump on us because we are down, but we have to keep fighting. now with jordan reed sidelined, expect to see him in the place area we will be live here at fedex field. >> >> not a bad night. temperatures calling to the lower 30s in the district. tomorrow, around 50 degrees on tuesday. look at the warming trend -- i can't

military service chiefs invested quite a lot of time and effort in order to save this talking in very griff terms about what the impact is going to be. are folks listening to them? or were there other reasons why we got partial sequester relief? >> i would love it if we would have a debate about what our future defense strategy should be the size of our floor should be in the future and how much we should spend to fund that for us. that's not been the debate i think what the service chiefs has been warning about has largely fallen on deaf ears. the debate has been about others and ultimately what we see in this bill is they did as much as they could to work on those other issues and what was left over was distributed in part to defense. >> what kind of big decisions are going to have to be made and how we are going to make up the sequester money? is the plan going to hit operations and maintenance training as hard as it had? >> i think the relief they have gotten from sequestration 2014 i think the department will largely use that to offset readiness cuts they would otherwise have to make.

. >> robert griff iii was asked what his thoughts were on the staff, and in in the end he expressed confidence in mike shannahan. diana russini, news 4 sports. >>> right now at 5:00, the death of a movie star. >> autopsy results are out. >> he was known for his role in "the fast & furious" movies. and a decision was just made about how movie producers are going to handle the tragedy. >> and d.c.'s fire chief is grilled under oath. new questions about the city's brand new ambulances. >> an ad inside that metro station is being call eed sexis >>> the 911 calls on the shooting at sandy hook elementary were released today and you could hear the panic as teachers inside the school told dispatchers about the gunmen inside. a lot of parents fought to keep them private. we are not airing them at the the parents' requests. >>> at least six deaths are blamed on a wintery storm slamming the northwest with tons of heavy snow. it's creating treacherous driving conditions this evening. hundreds of crashes have already been reported. including one with a state trooper. >> i think our critical day will be sun

griff jenkins spoke with the companies' owner. >> i would like to consider myself part of that like american. i started here as an assistant bookkeeper. i'm going to say about 25 years ago. and i worked my way up the ranks and was able to fortunate enough to become president and then as well purchase into the company. >> are you concerned that the american dream is not there forever your kids? >> well, the american dream is what turning into a nightmare. >> the energy sources is a home heating oil business that's been here in the baltimore area since 1924. the owners, a husband and wife team, bob and trish say that they are feeling the impact of obama in a big way. >> we don't know especially with the healthcare law, of course, what direction we are going to go from day-to-day or month to month or year-to-year. and when we renew our healthcare insurance, there is going to be some changes and, of course, we have had some changes this year, which have had dramatic effect on our business. >> we just renewed as of november 1st, and i didn't really believe it was going to have that much of an imp

griff jenkins reports. >> reporter: a fresh, new legal challenge to obama care began in federal courtiness owners and individuals from states who opted out of creating a state exchange are fighting an irs regulation which theybelieve is unlawful, financially damaging and exposes them to massive employer and individual obligations. david cleminsic of west virginia is one of the plaintiffs who says he will be affected. >> i'm a sole proprietor in a retail shop in a very small community, population 385, i believe it is now, and there's not a lot of customer base to grow for expansion. there's enough to maintain. i'm happy with where i am, but there's not enough to grow, and it would be an added expense that would make me have to really evaluate whether to continue to do business or not. >> reporter: the plaintiffs argue that the plain text of the law limits subsidies to consumers in states that have created their own exchange, making it illegal for them to be offered through the federal exchange. michael canon is director of health policy studies at the cato institute. >> if the federal

. >> in cooke county, the law griffs them a choice.a steep fine and have the arrest wiped from their record. >> freedom here. we can talk about it. >> we have the ability to write tickets to these guys and it will cost them $500 cash and it's another, so it ends up being about $1170. the money we get from the fine goes to the women justice program and these guys, right away, almost all of them pay within 24 hours, cash. >> in keeping with the county's request for discretion, we have agreed to obscure the identities of the johns arrested today. >> i've had some discussions with some of the men that we've brought into custody. it's abundantly clear to me that -- if they're going to continue to do this and i have no way what they're going to do, they certainly aren't coming around our area anymore. we do it so often that a lot of people are thinking twice about what they're doing. it's not worth the down side having their entire life thrown out there. >> in the two years since cook county police started slapping fines on jones, they have

griff jenkins reports from capitol hill. >> we have had abundant testimony on this committee riewmtion and regulations, this is another one that we are talking about today are killing jobs in america. killing job hirpg prospects in america today when we need to be able to hire people. how much more is this going to cost small businesses like mr. wine stanleys working on a narrow profit margin just to be able to comply with another government mandate. >> for small business owners, greta who have 50 or more employees they are mandated by the obamacare care law to provide insurance or pay a fine. how about those who don't exceed the number of 50. when you add them all up that's over 50. it's known as aggregation rule. focus of hearing today. a variety of businesses. among them 8 restaurants in austin, texas. >> it impacts us greatly because what it ends up putting the restaurants together where they have all got to be insured as a group. so our little 15-person, 24-hour diner has to be insured as though it's a company of 300 or 400 people. the challenges is really a administrative burden