the first step is to get pennsylvania avenue uncan tr local control. he theys want to offer studio tax incentives to film in the district. one of the biggest benefits it brings hundreds of jobs to our area. >> when we do big shoots we're setting up tents, treating the crew there the actors there. we need port take port a whole army of people. >>> most shows have pretty bad stand dr ins for the nation's capital. you can see the list of most obviously fake d.c. sets on our nbc washington facebook page. i remember watching scandal one night and they were in the metro system and i was like there is no part of our metro -- >> look that looks anything like that. d.c. is a popular spt and we want them to actually come here. >>> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m.. >>> it is 5:00 a.m.. good morning, everybody. aim aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for your friday january 30 2015. your top story today is the weather. >> grab the coat and hunker down. the cold is coming before some 50 mile-per-hour wind. >>

it is uncan clear what caused the grounding or the condition of the cars on that ship. >>> also another cargo ship was found capsized off the coast of scotland saturday. its eight crew members are missing. these pictures show one end of the ship sticking straight up out of the water. rescue vessels were called in but search operations have since been suspended for the night. >>> we're hearing an incredible story of survival of a young girl who lived through a plane crash in kentucky that killed her family. 7-year-old sailor gutsler is pictured there on the left with her mother ancestor who died from the crash. sailor pulled herself from the wreckage and walked almost a mile to find help. >> reporter: one light, the only source of guidance for one seven year old girl. >> scratched up bloody nose crying. and she said her mom and dad were dead. >> reporter: larry opened his door to find the only surviving member of a plane crash that killed her family. >> couldn't see it, couldn't hear it. and hell they didn't find it for two and a half three hours. >> reporter: kentucky state police start

that makes this chairman very uncan comfortable. >>> what do you think of have laid mer putin? >> i actually try not to render my opinion about heads of state. can i speak to you about russia? i think russia is on a very provocative and dangerous path. i called my counterpart in russia, and i said to him she is nay is valeri and i said, you know we began our careers facing off across the intra-german border. i said, you know don't tell me we're going to do this again. >>> understand sequestration you are set to force other cuts. the active army is now down to 510,000 and you'll be do you want to 490,000 by september. general, is there at some point at which your resources could be cut so much, you would have to say we could no longer defend this country from the threats we face. >> absolutely and i think it's call sequestration. it could actually go lower, the budget control act and the sequestration mechanism is imposed on us in 2016. yes, we will have to change our strategy, but far less able to do the things we think the country needs us to do. >>> finally, when you survey t

question, the problem is that, you know before the prosthetic, he was being you know hurt, and quite uncanrtable because he was being picked on. now not so much. so i think that's the big difference for him. >> people ask why bullying persists. it's because of newscasters like that, who ask those kinds of ignorant questions about the maligned and the marginal of our society. there was a fish in front of him with one eye, and he's like so like, how does he know? sir, look in the mirror. look at your two eyes and ask yourself, how lucky are you that you're not in some aquarium, sir! tom. a waste of money or money well spent on that eyeball? >> well spent to teach us all a lesson. >> yes. >> you know, we've got it wrong. we worked so much on bullying with humans and now we're trying to turn it to the animals. we see that bullying does happen in the animal world. it is natural. we should have more bullying among humans. >> really? >> yes. >> are you saying we should bully one-eyed men? >> yes, i think it's fine. bullying is a fine part of growing up teaches you how to be stronger. learning how

look at the statement yesterday and see all that uncan flict in there.the employment front a solid pace of growth and upgraded the job market saying job market has been strong. on the inflation front they said, it declined further away from the fed's 2% target and said that market based expectations had declined substantially further. and then that new swing factor which can go either way, honestly, when it comes to international developments. on the one hand the ecb quantitative easing program works that could be a help. on the other hand if it doesn't, international developments could cause the fed to wait a little longer. all you can do is watch the data. we tallied up the data, strong claims this morning, five of the last -- of ten recent major reports have been upside surprises, three of it ten downside and the trend six of it ten above the prior report. our cnbc rapid update, 3.2% gdp. that's what's expected tomorrow from the tracking forecasts. so guys, all you can say is beware of the isolatdes of march the question will the fed lose patience and

underinclusive and measly in its attempt to prohibit this practice or to solve this problem that it is uncanal. so, you ban the direct solicitation but the campaign manager can solicit and the candidate can basically get around the information and get the information about who donated and so forth. >> write thank you notes. volunteer. those are the arguments made. >> right. and as you read through them you begin to realize on the one hand florida says we have it problem that we need to solve and here is how we have chosen to solve it and then you say it is not much of a solution, there are so many sort of weesely ways around it that it is no solution. i guess the question i have is, is florida at the vanguard of -- is this canon the most aggressive in the nation? have other states gone beyond what florida has done to more aggressively prohibit the direct campaign contributions? and how do you think the court is going to -- how do we think the court is going to look at this underinclusiveness issue? >> there are states that go further. there are states that prohibit their judges from even learn