it will continue to do so. >> the ever outspoken alan grayson, good friend. have you with us. thank you and good luck in your race. >> thank you. >> we will take a quick break and hopefully come back with mitt romney on the other end in tampa, florida. it's "countdown"! [ cheers and applause ] >> this "countdown" t primary. see the crowd. there is ann romney walking up to the podium. we are seeing the 62% of the vote in. 47% for romney. 32% for newt gingrich onset with us, governor eliot spitzer. i guess we are going to hear ann romney introduce her husband. so let's listen in. >> thank you florida! [cheers] [cheers]. >> we are grateful for being here tonight. thank you. this is a very wonderful reception. [cheers] . >> you know, this experience of mit running for president has been extraordinary for our family. it's just -- it's just hard to express what it means for a wife and a mother. >> governor, while we are waiting for governor romney to come up, and listening to ann romney, we have been looking at these numbers since we got on the set. it's now 62%, s

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. >> former congressman allan grayson and r.t.rybak on the latest remarks from rick santorum. >>> protesters in virginia delay on vote on the state's radical anti-abortion law. now terry o'neill will have the latest. >>> in arizona, a sex scandal involving a romney state co-chair could cost the candidate big time. howard fineman is here with the latest. >>> and outrage over a racist jeremy lin headline, and on air comments at espn. >> if there is a chink in the >> if there is a chink in the armor, where can lin improve his game? >> michael ear ric dyson has reaction. >>> thanks for watching. the more radical rick santorum is the better he seems to do in the polls. santorum now up by 10 points nationally according to gallup, beating mitt romney 36% to 26%. he's mobilizing social conservatives. along the way he has said questionable things. last night in a church in georgia, santorum compared our current political climate to the build-up to world warmerica sat on the sidelines too long in 1940. >> we are a hopeful people, we think it will get better, he's a nice guy. it won't be near as bad as

grayson that messages were getting in and out of the president's sick room. and, again, scholars are telling us now that it was generally only that four-month period between october of 1919 and then just after the first of the year when wilson regained his ability to sit up and to attend to matters directly. so that whole issue of, was edith wilson the first president of the united states, certainly warrants a lot more scholarship. however, i certainly believe that she was basically stewarding the health of her husband, and not running the country. here in the dining room, again, we have it set for a small family meal. edith was a member of the bolling family of virginia. a large virginia family. her mother still lived in washington, d.c., and as i mentioned earlier, her brother, john randolph bolling actually lived here on s street. so they were frequent guests to the house. wilson's physician dr. grayson was also a frequent visitor to the house along with his wife would dine on many occasions here in the household. wilson's daughter margaret who was living

the chase ended with a crash on grayson street in berkeley around 2:00 a.m.nvestigators say the the chase began when officers tried to pull over the women in oakland for a minor traffic offense. the chp used a spike strip to stop the car. >>> retch monde police hope a $10,000 reward will provide information about the latest act of vandalism at a new school. the school was scheduled to open in two weeks. over the weekend someone shattered dozens of windows, broke a water heater valve, thousands of gallons of water flooded the auditorium and splashed paint on walls and video equipment. it's the second time in three weeks the school has been vandal eased. >> we're not accusing anybody. but we're looking very broadly at the picture and not just at who are the kids that did this? >> police say the damage looks like the work of someone with a grudge. the school had been scheduled to welcome students by the end of the month. now it will be several weeks before classes can be held at the school. >>> a few hours ago president barack obama met with the man next this li

it's coming down pretty heavy and around grayson -- graysonville and centerville. have the rain gear and make sure the kids have the umbrella as they head to the bus stop. i will have the bus stop forecast coming up. now let's check your traffic. good morning angela how is it looking outside. >> reporter: good morning. not looking too bad but as you mentioned, the possible hazards for those to and from the eastern shore. you may have low visibility and possibly wet roads. so extra caution and a little travel time extra travel time if you can this morning. here's a live look at u.s. 50 and sandy point. abe ware of the areas of patchy fog and even with the possible hazards, i-97 continues to run well from 50. as we look live at i-97 making your way through the glen burnie region, heading north all the way up to 695 no reported troubles there. keep in mind you can avoid the possible road conditions by taking mta this morning. that's a good idea. the rails and buses are without delay this morning. megan, over to you. >> news time 5:31. an annapolis man accused in a haz

howard grayson was a valued activist and friend and a beloved care giver of harold wallace. it took the community six days to locate his body. at kaiser. kaiser would not tell us he was dead. that could have been avoided if there were other kinds of contacts in place to let his friends or his family know his condition in hospital. every organization here today wants to be an extended research to lgbt elders in san francisco. the milk club will hold an annual elder life conference on my couch -- on march 24. to learn how we can act politically and foreman elder caucus. we all want to stay in san francisco. that is what they wanted and we want to work with you on this issue. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for putting this form together. i am the executive director of stepping stone and a member of the mayor's long-term care coordinating council. so much has been said, but i would like to underscore one important fact. housing is home. it is health. we cannot deliver services to people without stable housing. when people have it, their health improves. saf

grayson was also a frequent visitor to the house along with his wife would dine on many occasions here in the household. wilson's daughter margaret who was living in new york would be a frequent visitor as woodrow's other daughters. jesse, who married a promising diplomat named francis bowes sayre and eleanor mcadoo, and the kitchen is on the ground floor of the house. so isaac and mary scott who the wilsons brought with them from the white house service continued to help maintain the house and cook the meals. the service pantry is towards the weathered door towards the back of the room and very, very a formal house. edith may have called this a small home suited to the needs of a gentleman, but there are 28 rooms in this small house, and though the scale is small and comfortable, it's a rather large house. wilson enjoyed as a southerner born in virginia, grew up in georgia, south carolina, north carolina, enjoyed his hams. each meal was always started with a soup. edith wilson was particularly fond of mock turtle soup. there were always cheese straws and various other tid bits on the

i thank you very much indeed reporting from new york well for more on this i can now talk to john grayson he's an assistant editor of antiwar dot com joining me now from washington is against an arms embargo in syria drawing parallels to what happened in libya where the west all and the opposition fronts admitted doing so quite openly despite a u.n. embargo do you agree with russia's stance. well i agree with that partially but if we're if we were accurate here russia's position is not all you know sunshine and lollipops they are arming and paying the assad regime which is committing terrible atrocities and there are sort of their aim in this is not out of concern for the syrian people they want to push back against western imperialism and they also want to maintain their puppet dictator assad because it affords them a lot of influence in the region but russia is concerned is it not over the humanitarian crisis it wants both parties to cool to get together despite the pressure otherwise from the west and the u.s. maybe i mean saying that russia has humanitarian concerns is really no diffe

from grayson's as acknowledges says the perception of russia is changing. there has been a change of attitude towards the russian made with the market since the beginning of the euro and. demonstrated by the pond but the russian equity market has outperformed the markets in the world so to give you a plate of russian stuff nearly twenty percent think the beginning of the year where the u.s. market has gone up only by seven percent since the beginning of the certainty over the politiques and seems to have subsided very much market pick that patients now and mr putin will come back as president and the one difference which we have relative to this time last year is that there are bigger expectations for reform one. bike and president. let's look at the markets now you're close in the black on monday after greece's parliament approved the austerity bill banks are among the main gainers across europe mining stocks were also high as the stronger your help boost the price of copper and other metals carry russian markets ended high as well otherwise it's against t

near that zero percent meanwhile the fact that they are essentially siphoning off the income from grayson is other countries through the backdoor through the off balance sheet to pay continually to pay the huge banker bonuses that's not really talked about because they go with that headline crisis greek collapse is deflationary oh by the way we ended up with all the assets that interest rates have to remain at zero percent if in fact the market was allowed to function without this interference you'd find interest rates starting to rise and you'd see some losers in the banking sector and you'd start to see capitalism return to the fore but right now you don't have capitalism what's called some some call corporatism but i think we're going to talk about that the second half or you could call it quits but i'd like to see much more training on the exchange you know why isn't goldman sachs taiko its book public as a initial public offering you know you could be like the symbol could be kosher i'd like to buy so much but other ants in a bull market why can't i buy it why is the logical market b

we will choose a life that does not include anything grayson. >> is followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >> jeopardy -- the teachers tournament. he teaches school at the landon school in bethesda. he is going up against other teachers across the nation. he is vying for the $100,000 grand prize and a guaranteed spot in the championship as well. >> good luck. we will be watching. still to come -- busted on surveillance cameras. see what he snagged a that was not his and the costs thousands of dollars. >> i feel like i should get out a bottle of champagne. >> after years of back and forth, seven helps the resolution to this woman who had a poll leaning on her house for years. >> when it comes to jeremy lin all bets are off. [ tom ] we invented the turbine business right here in schenectady. without the stuff that we make here you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. [ brad ] at ge we build turbines that power the world. they go into power plants which take some form of energy, harness it and turn it into more efficient electricity. [ ron ] when i was a kid i wante

. >>> the chase ended right here, a crash on grayson street in berkeley at 2:00 a.m. this morning.he suspects backed a stolen honda into a police car and it caused some minor damage. nobody was hurt but investigators say the police tried pulling over the two women in oakland for a minor traffic offense. they used a spiked area to stop the car. >>> homeowner is shot and -- homeowner shot and killed an armed includer who tried to break into his house. the homeowner was watching television with his seven-year- old child when somebody tried to kick in his front door. the homeowner grabbed the intruder's own gun, shot him three times. police are now questioning the homeowners. >>> and they are making the state the 7th in the world to mark same sex marriages legal. they are requiring the number of signatures to overturn the new law and if they do the law will be put on hold and wait for an outcome of a november vote. same sex couples will head to county services to request marriage licenses. this is video from last valentine's day in martinez. the request for marriage licenses will be de

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just after midnight you 7 pound 8 ounce william grayson shaw made his debut at southern maryland hospitalter. little more than an hour later, cole longfellow entered the world. and mom, lee, says the once every four year day couldn't be more perfect for a birthday. >> we didn't really do anything ordinary any ways so he is a good thing. >> reporter: leap year babies are celebrated all over town, if you come here in bethesda and order any item on their menu, you get a free $50 gift card. free burgers at z burgers and how about a dozen cupcakes courtesy of sprinkles just for bag leap year baby. -- being a leap year baby. who wants one birthday every four years? wash-fm's maureen mcclaine does. >> and yes, today is my tenth birthday and i want to wish all of my fellow leap links happy birthday, too. >> when february 29th rolls around, she says she does it up big. ♪ happy birthday to you >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: erika gonzalez, news4. >> if you're asking why we need 366 days a year every four years instead of 365, it's to keep our calendar in alignment with the earth's revolutions around

as we start talking numbers on the technical side with rich ross, global technical strategist at graysonand peter bookmar, equity strategist at miller d tayback. >> vince lombardi used to say winning isn't a sometime thing. the technicals suggest the streak continues. let's take a look at the chart. you'll see what i mean. we're already up 12% on a year-to-date basis. decisive chart break from that well-defined downtrend from the quinn petwin peak highs. we think the bull trend should resume in earnest. finally, let's look at the moving averages. they just kissed, but they do not cross. that's what you want to see. we think the bull trend resumes in earnest. 1900 is in the cards at a minimum. >> back to an all-time high at some point. >> no doubt. >> what's moving the price here, obviously lower interest rates help. but is gold trying to tell us that it fears inflation? or something else? what's going on there? >> gold is self-defense against global money printing whose pace has never been greater now. gold's best friend is ben bernanke, new england, bank of japan. as long as these centr

just after midnight, 7 pound 8 ounce william grayson shaw made hi bay d.a.y at southern maryland hospital center. >> we were hoping for the 28th so it wouldn't be so complicated. >> reporter: a little more than an hour later, cole longfellow entered the world and mom, lee, says the once every four year day couldn't be more perfect for a birthday. >> we didn't really do anything ordinary any ways so he is a good thing. >> reporter: a few hours after that, and a week overdue, this mom and dad welcomed son juan lucas to their lives at shady grove adventist hospital, all 7 pounds and 4 ounces of him. >> she was having contractions earlier in the day, went to the doctor after and then we just took a walk around the mall. i think that's what really triggered it. >> reporter: but who wants just one birthday every four years? wash-fm's maureen mcclaine does. >> thanks so much for listening this leap year day it is maureen mcclaine and yes, today is my tenth birthday and i want to wish all of my fellow leap links happy birthday, too. >> when february 29th rolls aroun

it ended with this crash on grayson street. this was about 2:00 in the morning.backed up a stolen honda right into a police car. no one was hurt. investigators say the chase started when police tried to pull over the two women in oakland for a minor traffic offense. the chp used a spike strip to finally top that car into well, new this morning, there was a moderate earthquake, one that rattle the california/mexico boarer. but it's been -- border. but it's been downgraded. it hit baja at 3:00 this morning -- 2:00 this morning. the forecast was -- the earthquake did not cause any damage or injuries that we've heard about. >>> overnight in bangkok, thailand a pomming injured -- bombing injured several people. authorities say the passport indicates the suspected bomber is from iran. police say it all started after explosives went off inside his home. the wounded suspect tried to grab a taxi. when he didn't stop, they set off a bomb. four others were injured. >>> in syria the government has pea gun shelling the city. opposition forces say it's the worse shelling to hi