. >> we ask mr. gray, mr. gray, mr. ay, mayor gray, let this not go, let this not go unpunished. >> d.c. fire chief ellerbee said the lieutenant who denied mills' care would be held accountable. news4 has learned he's applied for retirement after being given desk duty. >>> today family and friends will mourn the passing of philip seymour hoffman in a private ceremony just as the actor would have wanted. 400 people are expected to attend the closed door service at a manhattan church. the 46-year-old was found dead inside his apartment sunday of an apparent heroin overdose. he leaves behind his long-time partner and three children. a larger memorial is being planned for later this month. >>> today president obama makes a quick trip out of town. he's headed to michigan state university where he will tour the school's biotech institute in east lansing. that's where he will sign the farm bill in to law. congress avelier this week. the president could also talk about other big issues like immigration. the "detroit free press"

. >> we ask mr. gray, mr. gray, mr. gray, mayor gray, let this not go, let this not go unpunished. >> d.c. fire chief ellerbee told our mark seagraves the lieutenant that denied mills care would be held accountable. news4 has since learned that lieutenant applied for retirement after being given desk duty. >>> the monthly jobs report could give us an idea of how the economy is doing when it is released in the coming hours. it comes a day after a move by republicans that democrats claim will make the life difficult for those still struggling to find work. news4's melissa mollet is live on capitol hill now with more on what this means for you. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we expect to see two things when this comes out in about two hours now. an increase in hiring numbers and fewer unemployment claims. good news pretty much all around. the report, though, comes as long-term jobless benefits are still on hold for more than a million americans. the latest democratic plan just one vote shy of passing in the senate

. >> we asked mr. gray, mr. gray, mayor gray, let this not go, let this not go unpunished. >> reporter: chief ellerbe says there is nothing in protocol that would stop an employee from rendering aid when needed, adding firefighters take an oath. they put on that uniform. they are required to respond when needed. live in northeast, erika gonzalez, news4. >>> now to our weather. power companies are telling customers it could be saturday or even sunday until the lights and heat are back on. pennsylvania seems to be the hardest hit area with more than 350,000 customers still in the dark after this week's ice storm. one company called this the second worst storm for them just behind hurricane sandy. here in our area, potomac edison has about 10,000 customers without power across frederick county. >>> out to our west, slick roads caused hundreds of accidents around dallas, texas. check out this near miss as a speeding car almost hits woman and then smashes the door of another car after an accident. about 40 miles away

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mrs. linda marie macdonald is your realtime captioner. >>> heavy clouds and gray skies a sign of things to come. the first major winter storm drawing a bead on the bay area. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. more on the weather in just a moment. we begin with breaking news out of berkeley. >>> kpix 5 has confirmed a cal football player has died. 21-year-old ted agu died during practice. >> the university confirmed a football player died this morning. his name is ted agu, a junior defensive lineman from bakersfield. they are not saying how he died. but teammates say he was staying up late to study and this morning, he was working out. he collapsed during the workout. we are still trying to get that information confirmed. the head coach here sonny dykes is saying that this is a tough time for the football family. he said ted was a great hard working guy. we'll have more information on this story at 5:00 and 6:00 this evening. i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the university has scheduled a news conference for this afternoon to talk more about agu's death. >>> more breaking ne

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mr. graham: thank you. do you agree with me that if the budget agreement had not been paid for, it would not have been passed? ms. ayotte: i gray with that. mr. graham: that most republicans, and i'm sure some democrats, would not have voted for a budget agreement unless it was deficit-neutral, was paid for. i know wouldn't have passed the house. now, after the fact, if you fix the cola problem without paying for it, wouldn't you have -- haven't you basically blown the budget deal apart? ms. ayotte: well, that's the irony of where we find ourselves. you have people who come -- who came down here, even though we warned them and said this is really unfair, why are we doing this to military retirees, we should fix this now, we should find our ways to cut spending. mr. graham: their response was, we can fix it late. but our response washing was, wu pay pou for it later? i really appreciate them wanting to fix it. the good news is everybody in the body wants to undo the damage done to our military retirees. the bad news is, we're doing it in a fashion that would break the budget agreement. i just don't think that should be our choic

gray and wells butted heads on campaign finances. wells cow towed he's the only candidate not accepting corporate donations. >> we're following the law, mr. wells. it is the law. wait a minute. you choose to do what you choose, but there's nobody breaking the law who does that. >> there is not any daylight between muriel bowser and vince gray on this issue. both are taking bundled dollars from super lobbyists david wilmont. >> reporter: but as incumbents usually do, the mayor served as a punching bag as his 2010 campaign remains under federal investigation. >> i will assert once again that i did nothing wrong. >> to have public funding of our campaigns is the only way we can have clean elections and we don't have to run shawdow campaigns. >> i think the problem with the district of columbia ethics is that we have a mayor under investigation. >> reporter: when they weren't talking about campaign finances and reform, they talked development where jack evans was a bit friendlier to gray. >> today we are the envy of every city in the country. >> if we're not getting folks educated to get a better job, nothing changes. >> the problem is eleme

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mrs their way of helping us all get through this. just to remember that we will all be doing this in not too many months. rather grayut there today. couple of snow flurries. the big storm forming down in the southeast. now talk about then a moment. the fact that temperatures are easing a bit higher. tomorrow's 33 degree temperature could be an almost two weeks. it will turn colder friday and for the weekend. it could get into and a february thaw in next week. it would seem impossible all of the snow on the ground. it keep the nighttime lows up. no '50s here today. that was cloudiness. look at the lows this morning. 13 but love and rochelle 12 below. an official file below. that is the 25th time and has zero or below. and is never done this this many times. this is our brother but the network. overall the snow cover that we got in this area. temperatures are bouncing back a bit. we're actually in the teens. the wind chills are not all that barbarity there. the wind is not blowing very strongly. first five his leverage well below normal. six degrees above normal. it starts cooling again. we are a little above normal.

mr. banks" about company founder walt disney. >> when we bought picx are we wanted to protect and allow pixar to continue to prosper with the gray movies they were making. we wanted to use the pixar leadership to come in and run disney animation and turn disney animation around. they've clearly succeeded in doing that. "frozen" is not the first example of their success. "tangled" came before" wreck it ralph" this is clearly the biggest. >> disney earned 1.04 per share beating estimates. revenue was above forecasts as well. shares in the after hours rose 1% during the day and were initially hire than after hours trade. sheila d what was the big takeaway? >> the disney magic is still very much alive. a lot of people talk about disney being old school, but when disney has a hit movie it really does well. you can see that strength in the disney franchise. the theme park, sales there were up 6%. that's a real key indicator of how the consumers do. they're still taking vacations, spending the money a big deal. also one thing that's overlooked is the company's interactive division. that division sales were up 22%. again showing how dis

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mr. holder had to say. >> good morning on a snowy supreme court day. this snow makes my hair look like it's turning gray, and it's really not. i think the attorney general would say he's not trying to advise the attorneys general, he's just telling what his view of the law is, but the trial did start today in michigan, and one of the two women who's suing spoke briefly outside court before it started today. >> we love our children. this started out as our children, this is still about our children, although we reap the benefits of being able to get married in the state of michigan. we want to be recognized like everybody else. nothing says family like the marriage license that says that we are a legally a family and that's what we're hoping for. >> this started as an adoption case, the two women wanted to challenge the state law that restricted them from adopting, because they are not married. and the judge basically said, you know, you could challenge the marriage law, and that's what this case has become, so there are some people who say the judge is, in a sense, telegraphing his view of what the law

gray. my reappeared britannica. thank you for all that you do. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. himes. mr.west moreland. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank you offer coming back today to testify today. general flynn, afghanistan or maybe what is their counterterrorist -- where we have our counterterrorism right now in afghanistan? >> that is probably best to talk to the groups are sort of scale and the scope of the terrorist threat there. i would say from the past year is certainly the intelligence effort that we have going on there or how they think they can't intelligence collection effort that we do have focused on the most serious threats we are facing in afghanistan and our sources are facing. as has been highlighted in some of the comments, we will continue to have the intelligence capability there until such decisions and made about the size of the force. >> congressman, i would add for the terrorism perspective in afghanistan, probably our biggest concern are the number of a small number, but number of core al qaeda individuals who are in afghanistan and who over the long term may