thank god for tom gray. if we have to shut the government down -- i don't think it will come to that -- but we've got to show the american people we stand for something and tom gray is an american and national hero, along with ted cruz and the great mike lee of utah. host: what do you think of speaker boehner? glad yesterday he finally coming -- capitulated abroad up a vote. before that i thought we needed to be defeated. we need to defeat a lot of incumbents. --m working with a governor i think all the republican governors -- if they are doing a good job, they should have nothing to worry about. i hope you get on the ball. if he does, he will be ok but if he doesn't i think you will see somebody like grays to be speaker of the house. host: we will talk to you again in 30 days. from "the hill" newspaper this morning. host: that is what he said to his conference. tyler is in laurel, maryland. independent line. caller: i wanted to address one budget proposal, the wall street sales tax. i agree with a caller ea

>> probably the republican study commit, steve sclees, the chairman, tom gray from georgia.y tried to go to the leadership and say come with us, at least let's try it defund and pass government fund teg same time. >> eric cantor had a different idea. he said yes to this? >> eric cantor wanted to separate the d.r. with the funding vote. he's considered a -- he's popular with conservatives in the house. >> what about the debt ceiling? because that's the second big vote. so where would they be on the debt ceiling? what would be associated with that? >> so the leadership in a sense tonight threw a bone to conservative business letting them have this defund vote. but the leadership's real strategy is to have a deal on the debt limit but not on the c.r. they got concessions on the debt lit im, they're looking for entitlement reform, more spending cuts attached to the debt limit later this year. >> if defunding obama care fails in the continuing resolution and it is separate, as you know because so you got a little legislative rule issue there. but putting that aside, if that does

tom gray has a proposal to delay it for a year. is that something you would accept? >> possibly.the individual mandate, delay the employer mandate. i would delay the whole thing. there are a lot of bad things in there. even president clinton said there are a lot of low income families forced to buy insurance. they won't be able to afford it. a lot of people have insurance and it will cost them more and a lot of part-time workers who may lose hours and become more and more impoverished by t not getting enough hours at work. there are a lot of bad things that need to be fixed about the bill. some say let the democrats own it. when it comes forward it will be terrible. it can be their baby. >> what's your answer to that? >> you know, i think i'm afraid to make it low. we should do everything we can to stop it. >> what do you think of the businesses coming out saying they will only hire people for 29 hours as a result of the law. >> not only do you have the small businesses, the service industries that have part time workers saying they will reduce worker hours. they have a very well

marla stutts man as well as georgia congressman tom gray both of whom voted to de fund obama care inon the program. >> thank you for having us. >> congressman stuttsman how bad will it be if it goes into full effect? >> there is over 610 employees in fort wayne, indiana had their hours cut by fort wayne community schools after they discovered the cost of this is going to be to their particular organization. they are cutting spouse's benefits. this is only causing more chaos and confusion as i talk to mothers who have their autistic children kicked off of insurance programs. this is just the tip of the iceberg. it will only get worse. >> you have been involved in this from the beginning. will the household the line? i know a lot of conservatives are wondering last week the leadership this is a parliamentary maneuver that would have funded obama care. a lot of conservatives are nervous. will you hold the line in the house. >> i want to say happy birthday to my wife. i will be home soon. >> happy birthday honey. >> i think she would prefer a watch. >> i think today was a wonderful day f

this show about superheroes is one that ben gigli and tom gray could not do if they had to pay for studioport of youtube having this setup. >> reporter: somebody can come in here and use this for six weeks for free. >> yes. >> reporter: you'd make more money if you charged them. >> i think this is really about investing in them and ourselves. >> reporter: they're not a charity. they make money from the selling ads on things people upload to the site. they rake in $3.6 billion in ad revenue each year. that's more than the top ten super bowls combined. many wanted to be associated with felines, medicated minors and biting brothers. >> charlie! that really hurt! >> reporter: so youtube space is about creating videos that look more like movies and tvs. a mix of reality shows, game shows, music and even infomercials. youtube now has channels kind of like tv networks, each with their own subscribers. >> let's go. >> reporter: season two of video game high school drew more than 15 million views. freddy wong and partner matt arnold get a share of the ad revenue the series generates. >> people ask

host: congressman tom gray, the republican from georgia, leading the charge in a piece from the post.rom congressman jim mcgovern saying that newt gingrich seemed more reasonable regarding the government closing. carroll joins us from st. louis, democrats line, good morning. i think if we go another year trying to repeal this health-care law, oh, my gosh, what would it be, 80 votes, trying to reach a deal? i wish you could play that lip had been theocrats ones trying to get gun control and hold back the budget as and i wanted to say i think the results in syria because of our president turned out better. we are not in a war with them right now. thank you. host: thank you for the call. do you want to respond? >> i think the way the president arrived at the place was not pretty. also there is no guarantee that it will not end up with a military strike anyway, but for , he does have a chance right now to stand firm in a way that he hasn't on many other issues. -- question is whether and he in the senate will be able to do that in the face of a government shutdown, and the pressure will b

host: congressman tom gray, the republican from georgia, leading the charge in a piece from the post. and up post from congressman jim mcgovern saying that newt gingrich seemed more reasonable regarding the government closing. carroll joins us from st. louis, democrats line, good morning. caller: i think if we go another year trying to repeal this health-care law, oh, my gosh, what would it be, 80 votes, trying to reach a deal? i wish you could play that lip of if the democrats had been the ones trying to get gun control and hold back the budget as hostage, and i wanted to say i think the results in syria because of our president turned out better. we are not in a war with them right now. thank you. host: thank you for the call. do you want to respond? guest: i think the way the president arrived at the place was not pretty. also there is no guarantee that it will not end up with a military strike anyway, but for the time being, he does have a chance right now to stand firm in a way that he hasn't on many other issues. the question is whether he and the senate will be able to do that

. >>> our tom sherwood will be there when mayor vincent gray pick the next cfo. tom was the first to report the mayor is choosing this man, jeff dewitt, a cfo of phoenix now. if the d.c. council confirms him, dewitt will succeed natwar gandhi. the c fo is in charge of overseeing the district's $11 billion budget. >>> parents, you might want to pay attention to how much caffeine your kids are consuming. too much could stunt their growth. plus, a developing story this hornung in los angeles after an arsonist targets several businesses. >>> also ahead, a little too close for comfort. the dramatic scene after lightning strikes at a busy football stadium. >>> good morning. storm team 4 radar showing a few sprinkles well south of the metro area. probably going to say south of washington this morning. washington this morning. areas that might get a f i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offended by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants to make a

. >>> news 4's tom sherwood will be at the wilson building today when mayor vincent gray introduces hisick to be d.c.'s next cfo. he was the first to report the mayor is choosing this man, jeff dewitt, the cfo of phoenix right now. if the d.c. council confirms him, dewitt will succeed natwar gandhi who held the post more than a decade. the cfo is in charge of overseeing the district's $11 billion budget. >>> melissa mollet following breaking news right now from the live desk. >> that's right. i want to show you a chopper 4 right now over the top of river road here -- this is in bethesda. this is the 8500 block over a vehicle fire, very hard to see exactly what's going on. you can see some police also, obviously some fire trucks. it looks like a bus pulled over to the side of the road. as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along. >>> news 4's danella sealock has news on the prince george's county line. >>> right now for folks traveling northbound 301 heads up north and southbound. you are going to see all of your lanes blocked near brandywine road closer to casper drive. again

. >>> sources tell news 4 that mayor vincent gray has chosen april new chief financial officer for the district. tom shell road was first to report the selection of jeff dewitt, now the cfo of phoenix, arizona. dewitt, if confirmed by the council would replace the person serving there for 13 years now. the independent cfo plays a critical role in city affairs. the office oversees the spending of the $11 billion budget in d.c. >>> inside an underground operation run by a registered sex offender. >> parents contacted us looking for help while the city says it can't do anything. the iteam investigation coming up next. >>> what's ahead in weather, veronica? >> since late evening, clouds have been moving in. in a couple of minutes, i'll tell you what impact this cloud an undercover investigation exposing safety and health risks for teenagers in the d.c. area. worried parents called the iteam about what's happening in the basement of a house and the man behind it. >> the city says it can't do anything about it right now but as we report, what we exposed has one councilman calling for immediate action. >>

gray was among those who spoke at the prayer service. >>> it is 4:31 right now. good morning it if you're just joining us. tom kierein will get you up to speed on the forecast. >>> good morning. starting off with a cloudy sky around much of the region. we got a weak disturbance passing to our south producinging on storm team 4 radar a few scattered sprinkles to the west of fredericksburg and just west of cambridge. this is all going to be staying south of the metro area. there may be a few scattered sprinkles as well. temperatures around the metro area are mild er this morning. we're down into the low to mid-50s in prince george's county, montgomery and fairfax counties. alexandria, falls church, and arlington generally right in the upper 50s and it's near 60 right on the tidal potomac at reagan. most locations in d.c. right now are in the mid and upper 50s and will stay this way through 8:00 this morning and then by 10:00 still mostly cloudy and into the low to mid-60s. then we see some sunshine breaking out around noontime. by then temperatures should be into the upper 60s to near 70. ashburn, loudoun count

tom in just a moment. first, i understand there's a news conference we're going to be able to listen in d.c. mayor vince gray with an update. let's listen in. >> we're continuing to try to ascertain how serious this situation is. it doesn't get more serious obviously. we have one of the officers for the metropolitan police department is injured. he appears to be -- is going to be fine as far as we know. we have no known motive at this stage. there were people who asked earlier if this was a terrorist event, we don't have any reason to think that at this stage but we're trying to determine what the motive is. and we also don't know for certain whether there are other shooters that have been reported -- other people in the building at the time. we're continuing to engage in that investigation and we'll have better information on that later in the afternoon. we will be back here at 4:00 and we'll be back for another press briefing at 4:00, but now let me ask you, to come up and provide detailed information on some of these issues. >> first i want to start off as saying as far as the initial response here this m

gray. will the products be enough to justify the stock's recent rally? our next guest brings 10 years of tech sector experience to help answer that question. tommanaging director of. tom, you're a great man to have here on a day like this. get your thoughts overall. what do you think? >> i would say at love news is pretty much as expected. ashley: yeah. >> two devices, more expensive one and less expensive one. ability to use fingerprint for authentication of purchases. interesting they're rolling out in china at the same time as u.s. that is new data point. otherwise i don't think there's a lot of surprises in today's announcement. ashley: not much of a game chinker then? what does it do for the company? >> is very big are they're offering a lower priced device. ashley: $995c. >> ipad mini, equivalent for the iphone line. this is very important announcement. this should make it easier for apple to penetrate emerging markets. would be interesting to find out what the prices without a contract. ashley: what about some other features? new operating system offer as lot. what stands out for you? >> well the new operating system was something they