to ledge to ledge, down through cracks and narrows, chimneys leading down step by step. until you get to this arch. it's a small arch, it's only about this tall. the photograph is a little -- well, size, scale dimension, they all kind of leave out there. right inside of this arch way there is a bunch of broken pottery so you know this was a used route a thousand years ago. and the arch leads down into a canyon that opens up and you go up a side canyon into this little alcove where a piece of the ceiling has fallen just slightly. and i found this place. the first time i found this was on the 27th day of a back pack and i got up to this spot and i took my hat off and i stuck my head in the crack, which is something that i do frequently out there, because i know every once in a while you're going it see something back inside one of these cracks. and back in this crack there was a basket about 1500 years old that had been turned upside down so it wouldn't collect anything and it was way back down in the crack so that no light or wind would touch it. and it was in perfect con

they aren't always a ceramic vessel under a ledge. sometimes they are huge. sometimes they are 3-story dwellings built up into the cracks. they are buildings that they made in the 11th century ad, that the anastasi, the pueblo people made, that a base 5 stories tall. they built at least 400 miles of roads are documented in the four corners area. when i'm saying roads, i'm saying swaugts cut across the desert that are 30 feet wide that have berms about this high on both sides and run absolutely straight. and if they hit a landmark of some sort, they don't around it, they go up and over it or they go down a cliff and when you are on one of these roads and you get to the edge of a cliff, you can see that it's easier to go down maybe 20 feet over to your left, but they go right down the cliff. and you look down the cliff and there are stairs carved into the cliff face so that this road stays absolutely straight. my take on this is that out in the desert, the ultimate commodity besides water is visibility. and if you set a line across the desert, you are going to

as he steps off the ledge, shay hugs lewis close.y're lowered down to the floor below where more firefighters pull them in. >> relief came when we got pulled in. >> both giagos and lewis are taken to the hospital and treated for smoke inhalation. it takes the fdny another hour to control the fire. afterwards, shay and barr talk to a local reporter. >> you're looking at two guys, high profile. it could have been anybody. a lot of heros up there. you only see us. it's a lot of guys, a whole team. >> he was first. i'm just fast. it's nothing that anybody wouldn't have done. >> is this the reason you became a fireman in the first place? >> no. it's the whole reason. the whole reason. >> an exhausted by elated patty brown weighs in. >> so proud of these two guys. 50 years on the job, the most courageous thing i ever saw. right, patty? >> in the decade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the city of new york. but sadly three of the firefighters who came to the aid of jose and peter lewis i

happening here and i want to thank the team and the agencies working together and with community and ledge and the department of the environment is here as well (railroad noise). >> yes and all positive activities. the railway station is historic and it will remain that way, so again welcome to heron's head park. by the way for those of you who don't know why it's named this way is because if you ever have a chance to get above this area and see it literally is shaped like a heron's head and this is part of the honoring of our waterfront area. it's a great investment and of course it will lead me to say with the responsible, and this year is our proposition b which extends another great investment of $195 million to many other areas including the south east sector of open space that we got to take care of, and modernize. this is what rec and park does very well with dpw with all of the capital leadership in the city that i got to work on with the city administrator. we need to take care of the infrastructure in many ways and we are loving our parks and why we want this great investment to

happening here and i want to thank the team and the agencies working together and with community and ledge and the department of the environment is here as well (railroad noise). >> yes and all positive activities. the railway

it's really so scary to stand on this ledge and to just jump off of it. >> as leslie recovers from thet, austin is seconds away from putting his plan into action, from the top of the arch austin begins lowering himself down to meet her. >> i got closer and closer until she looked up at me. i thought, surely she knows. surely she's expecting. >> but leslie thinks austin is on his way down to offer help, and she's not amused. >> when he was coming down i was sort of annoyed. okay, yeah, i freaked out at the top, but it's fine, i don't need your help. >> irritation is not the emotion austin is hoping for. >> i had the ring in one pocket in case she said yes. and i had some tissues and a fifth of vodka in the other pocket in case she said no. i'm kidding. i don't drink. it was dr. pepper. >> as they hover together above the earth, austin asks leslie to marry him. >> as soon as he pulled out the ring box, i was just so surprised that i yelled "you are kidding me! "and then i was just laughing and crying. >> success. creighton and the others descend with a celebratory bottle of apple cider.

bit more prepared ended up in a seating position and sort of skipping across the rocks and down the ledge in a seating position the whole time. >> the conservation group watches helplessly. >> my initial concern was that the guy who went over head first and backwards was probably going to suffer a serious neck injury and possibly broken bones, spinal injury. >> seconds pass as the man disappears into the tide pool. when he emerges, it's clear he's in tremendous pain. >> when he came up out of the water he was screaming. i knew at that point he was conscious and alive. which was good. but the best thing for him would be not to move. >> several people in the tide pools rushed over to assist them. it was just minutes after that that the paramedics were here. >> the gentleman was removed from the lagoon area on a back board. as he was carried past, i could see he had significant cuts and scrapes down his sides and arms. the woman walked out on her own accord but had some lacerations on the back of her legs. >> the victims are loaded into an ambulance and taken to the hospital. where they're t

line from here to there because there's a cliff face and to get down you have to go down a series of ledges and to get up you have to go down a narrow canyon where there's a big boulder jammed into the bottom. every place has this backward trail, this labyrinth, leading you around. i was walking arpd this maze for about an hour before coming here and it does the same kind of thing where your mind settles, where you have to pay attention to where you are going. because if you look up for too long at all the passing architecture, you will forget where you are on the maze. you will end up in the wrong spot. you will end up going the wrong direction and you won't be able to find your way to the center. of course, out in the desert, you can't just walk off of the maze and out the front door and back into the street. out in the desert, you are there. the cliffs stand around you. the mazes are everywhere, passages opening up left and right. to write this book, house of rain, i walked a little bit over a thousand miles in legs from the four corners region from arizona, new mexico, colorado and cali

. >>> democrats and republicans are wrangling over last minute ledges to avert the fiscal cliff there is no sign of a deal so far. chuck stephenson has the latest. >> they heard this prayer from the senate chaplain. >> look on our nation and save us from self-inflicted wounds. >> the clock is ticking towards the new year's eve midnight hour when budget cuts swoop down from the fiscal cliff. harry reid and mitch mcconnell are working on a stopgap bill. >> at some point the negotiating process it appears there are things that have stopped us in moving forward. i hope we're not there but we're getting real close. >> i want everyone to know i am willing to get this know, but i need a dance partner. >> the legislation would prevent a tax increase for 98% of american workers, extend unemployment benefits and prevent a huge cut in payments to medicaid doctors. >> we should introduce legislation to make sure that middle-class taxes stay where they are. >> even if they reach a deal it won't pass congress by monday night. if it doesn't everybody's income taxes will go up. the average family wou

people realized, even young girls would go out on the ledge.mes would be loom up behind them and they jumped, of course to die. tried to cling to the ledge with their fingertips but they couldn't. you have plummeting down to the street scores of burning dead bodies. >> jennifer: in all 145 workers were killed. after that there were major changes to labor laws. new york created a factory investigating commission to look at safety rules and regulations. it identified 200 other factories with similar conditions. it also mandated better building access and fire alarm systems and limits on child labor. in total 60 new labor laws were put in place in the two years after the fire. as unions gained strength, workers increasingly saw their value. in 100 years since the fire though, the strong regulations that it spurred, might be fraying with dangerous results. in fact, in 1991, the hamlet chicken factory in north carolina a right-to-work state, saw a major fire that was very reminiscent of the triangle shirtwaist factory. the plant had not had a safety

moments before being -- onto a subway ledge moments before being hit and killed by the train. now cops say they believe they've arrested the man who pushed the victim down onto the tracks who was caught tuesday by an off duty cop. the man who took the picture took 49 pictures including the one that made the front page. >> it all happened so fast. i don't know what i could have done more ear than jump onto the tracks -- other than jump onto the tracks and try to save him. but i'm not strong enough to lift a body off the tracks. >> the pictures will likely be used by the prosecutors to build their case against davis. >>> springfield mall as we know it will soon be a thing of the past except for the main anchor stores. the old mall is being demolished. as peggy fox reports, big plans are being put in place. >> reporter: the demolition of springfield mall has been a long time coming. it far outlived its heyday in the 1970s and '80s when it was so fancy prince charles and princess diana played a visit, but now you're more likely to find gang members than royalty. >> this was a plac

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given what don and i couldn't see which was over the ledge, fog is starting to lift a bit. let's take a look at temperatures and winds. that's going to tell us the story. it is 57 on tv hill. temperatures in western maryland have dropped into the upper 40s. they were in the low 50s earlier. that 57 on tv hill is 8 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. i point out western maryland because that is the direction a cold front is moving. it's moving right at us from the west. going from northwest to southeast. you're starting to see the winds picking up a little bit instead of calm. that will stir the fog up and start to break it up. once that boundary you see on this graphic comes into the region, we'll be seeing shower activity spread across the state. already happening in western maryland and moving east through the 70 corridor. we are in for a bit of a change. how much so? well first warning details coming up shortly. i'll give you a hint, you need to find your coat. >> thank you very much. >>> an off duty baltimore county police officer is recovering today after being sh

. >>> the newest members of the state ledge staters were sworn in today. ktvu's ken pritchett tells us how democrats plan to use their new power. >> reporter: with that the democrats super majority was set. one party rule. >> i believe that this is the end of one very difficult era in california and the beginning of a new and better era. >> reporter: democrats celebrated. republican still have a voice but no power. >> some call us the super minority party. >> reporter: republicans say they will serve as watch dogs. democrats can raise taxes and more without republican votes. >> this historic super majority and we intend to use it purposely, with purpose, with humility. and with great strength. >> reporter: democrats haven't outlined an agenda but he is proposing a bold change to the proposition 13, to make it easier for voters to raise their own property taxes. >> it allows voters to be able to reinvest in a very under funded educational system. >> more details now. 7 of the 38 represent the bay area. all but one are democrats. jerry hill is leaving his se

my own story and then the flood gates open because people realize that they're not standing on that ledgejor things is transparen transparency. i have the luxury of being able to talk openly because i don't have a 9:00 to 5:00. i don't have a boss. it's not going to ruin my life in any way. because i have that transparency, it allows somebody else. i just got back from therapy. my therapist said on twitter or on facebook or wherever i am because it's something i wanted to share. it allows somebody else to sort of be with me privately. what's therapy like? that's somebody that's going to go find it out. it's a slow process. i thought we end stigma tomorrow. >> i think we need to go even more basic than that, and it's this whole idea of taking care of yourself. loving yourself. eating properly. sleeping properly. we find that people who don't take care of themselves who have all sorts of physical issues, their depression gets much worse. >> we talk a very good game of loving ourselves. we think we love ourselves. we talk a good game about loving ourselves, but when you allow people to treat

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. >> hopped off a skateboard on a ledge, then hops back on it. >> he's combining skateboardin and weight yes. >> hangs upside down and is lifting weights. >> this guy is nothing but muscle. >> on the internet he has been called everything short of amazing. oh, yeah, they call him amazing, too that's not all. he juggles with his hands and jumps at the same time. he's like a magician weight lifter. >> he's a robot. he's not real. he's not human. he's done several of these year-end reviews, but i love this one. >> magic mike, too? making me feel bad now, okay? enough. >> didn't want to emasculate you, just entertain you. ♪ >>> one of the coolest things to do with your buddies sometimes is hang out by the bonfire. it's cold, chilly, sing a few tunes. this guy may have even peed his pants. i don't know why he's dancing on the bonfirement. >> he's trying to dry his crouch out. >> instead of drying his crotch, watch what happened. his crotch catches on fire. >> that could not have been urine on his pants. >> he must have got some sort of fuel. whatever they were spraying on the fire must have b

anthony caro, who would go on to a successful career of his own, with works like the national gallery ledge piece, installed in 1978. i thought he was the most interesting sculptor around. and really, i went to ask him if i could work with him, work for him, because i'd had too traditional a studentship. a studentship, really, where we were taught by people who thought that art was about nymphs and fawns and generals on horses and that. i used to drive him into london from much hadham and we'd talk about art. we'd have little conversations about, you know, "did you go to the national gallery today?" "what did you see?" "what did you like?" "why did you like it?" "did you like that better than that?" things like that. play games like that. (narrator) his public persona continued to grow, he was articulate and eager to make the case for his art to a wider audience on bbc television. tell me about this one over here on the left. oh, this is mexican, as well, but of a different culture from the other. and i think a very fine piece. the head, in particular, is what moves me very strongly. i thin

. >> these images are said to show rockets being fired on the capital damascus from a ledge of government positions at a military airport on the outskirts of the capital. this internet video appears to show destruction after heavy fighting in damascus suburbs that until now have been government strongholds. as syria restricts access to journalists, the video cannot be independently verified. clashes have erupted in egypt as the country's constitutional crisis deepens. tens of thousands of protesters broke through police lines and surrounded the complex. demonstrators are angry over morsi's emergency powers decree and accuse his party of drafting a new constitution here the protests are the largest since the uprising that toppled hosni mubarak almost two years ago. for more on the situation in cairo, we go live to our correspondent. what more can you tell us about the situation in the egyptian capital? >> i do not know if you can hear it in the background -- this is in front of state television, a demonstration. we have another massive demonstration at tahrir square, and for the first time

. >> to give freedom of choice to the workplace and that ledge islators move through the legislaturehen it arrives on my desk, i plan on signing it. >> so, susan, what kind of turnout's going to be expected this week? lawmakers are expected to vote by when? >> as early as tuesday. some people are predicting 7,000 demonstrators coming into town. last week when supporters and opponents jammed the capital, the state police locked the doors. they said for safety reasons and union reps had to get a court order to reopen the halls. now, if the bill is passed, some people are talking about recall campaigns like we saw in wisconsin or maybe legal challenges. we'll see. >> okay, looks interesting to follow. thanks, susan candiotti. >>> you can now talk to the pope with just a click of a mouse. that's because he's joined twitter. find out what he'll be tweeting about and how you can join in the conversation. [ male announcer ] this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve probl

the video is ledge dagendary on youtube. >> this is moment i dreamed about since i have been a kid.d in the backyard, throwing hail marys to my dad. >> his parents, holding my tears. >> mom, dad, the family watching, you mean the world to me. >> reporter: but it was his grandparents who he singled out. grandpa the coach and grandma who looked the other way. >> grandma, all the times we used to play in the hall way, i love you with all my heart. and grandma, so sorry for all the things we broke in the house. >> he set so many records as a freshman. the first freshman to throw for over 3,000 yards, rush for 1,000. one of his biggest moments, engineering the upset over alabama. the crowd back home where it all started. erupted into cheers for the little boy once holding that football this weekend holding the heisman. >> to all my teammates back home, i love you with all my heart. >> sweet moment for johnny football. >>> that is the broadcast this sunday night. we leave you on this second night of hanukkah with the lighting of the menora.

after spending three days stuck on a ledge in oregon, chico the pit bull is back home.e wandered off and his owner finally found him at the bottom of a steep embankment. she called in the fire department. they repelled down and rescued chico. he was hungry, he was scared, but he was just fine. everybody loves a good happy ending for a dog story. >> the dog story will always win. >> i think they will. the lanterns weren't that exciting. >> it was a pretty display. >> yes, it was. but does it compare tochi co? >> no. >> it does not. >> chico the pit bull wins. >>> we have a little bit of improvement in tomorrow's forecast. however, things go right back downhill as we head into saturday. let's take a look outside with the michael & son weather cam. some clouds in place but none of the kind of cloud cover that's going to produce any rain. 38 degrees right now with a dew point of 25. so temperatures aren't falling too quickly, but we will see the clouds clear out of here, then they're just going to drop like a rock as we head past the midnight hour. winds out of the west-nor

explosion at a tel market in northwest pakistan the blast was near the office of a government official in ledge targeted the attack in a region close to the border with afghanistan the air is long being played by fierce fighting between the military and taliban insurgents with civilians often caught in the crossfire. and been hit by a wave of explosions and attacks three gunmen raided a checkpoint near tikrit and five policemen and wounding five others separate roadside bombs in areas north of baghdad have claimed the lives of four more people there's also been a car bomb and several killings in and around mosul and another blast nearby at the ship place of worship which resulted in twelve deaths. in japan the right leaning liberal democrats have won a resulting parliamentary election victory putting the former prime minister shinzo rb back in office he spoke of a huge task ahead promising tokyo won't concede a millimeter of what he called japan's islands to china and vowed not to give up in the dispute between them was last prime minister for a short time between two thousand and six and two t

lawyer representing representing his widow told an official hearing earlier this week at a program ledge to at the time of his death litvinenko had been tasked by m i six to help spanish intelligence investigate the russian mafia and one of the lawyers in. volved in the case claimed the u.k. had obtained proof that moscow was behind his poisoning and the announcements were made today prepare a tree hearing before the inquest which will for next may however a six year investigation failed to provide any evidence solid enough to identify any killer. president vladimir putin has announced a crackdown on corruption in the country saying no official politician will be able to rest easily put in focus on problems at home as he spoke to lawmakers for the first time since returning to the top job artie's listen to exactly what the president had to say. several years ago when former president medvedev addressed russia's lawmakers this signaled major constitutional changes for the country with the presidential term being extended to six years this time when president putin delivered his first annu

a man as experienced as he is, if he was going to step onto that ledge, he'd better have the votes.ut on the ledge, turned around, there was nobody with him. >> craig shirley had a very interesting quote, our friend craig in "the washington post." >> he's got this in "the washington post" saying if there was a parliamentary system, tonight's dissent on plan "b" would be seen as a vote of no confidence in boehner. the national gop is now simply a collection of warring tribal factions. i'll add to that, alex, a new cnn/opinion research poll has found the majority of americans believe the republican party is now too extreme. 53% including 22% of republicans say the gop views have shifted too far to the right of mainstream. that's a 17-point swing, an opinion from september. >> hold that up. hold that up. i want my republican brothers and sisters who have taken exception to some of the things i've said over the past year about us going in the wrong direction as a party, offending swing voters, offending the middle class. i want you to look at those numbers and just breathe them in. thin

what they have tried to do under miss jackson is ledge lake that -- legislation that would otherwise not get passed. tom. i am glad you are on it. congressman greg harper from mississippi thank you. >> thank you, tom. tom: a fox business alert, a live look at senate floor, they are debating an emergency 60 billion-dollar spending bill for hurricane sandy relief, it is a bit conversional it include something spending items that had nothing to bowith the storm or the victims like a new roof for the smithsonian. we'll keep you posted. >> coming up, fists are flying, newports could be closing. the union fight that could hit you right in your wallet. then, why if you are pretty, things could get ugly. it now is legal to fire women just because they look like kate upton. tom: thousands of dockworkers are threatening to walk out of ports this weekend. jonathan gould said this strike would make things worse. jonathan, what is the impact to the retailers? >> thank you very much, tom, impact for not only retail industry but all industries rely on the ports for imports and exports will be signi

the ledge yebd of the fist, at 9:00 did fighting help shape evolution of our hands?ving back. san francisco police officers raise more than $1600 to help give students a sense of pride how this will help keep them safe on the streets. that is coming up on abc 7 news at 9:00 and 11:00. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. i'm dan ashley. >> from the entire abc 7 news team, thanks for joining us. >> hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. [ female announcer ] martinelli's gold medal sparkling cider is the perfect choice for holiday gatherings. martinelli's is non-alcoholic, festive like champagne, and tastes great! martinelli's: since 1868. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a real-estate agent from sunnyside, new york... ...a director of operations from aurora, colorado... ...and our returning champion, an operations coordinator from bristol, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladie gentlemen, and welcome to our show. one of the things we have discovered about our champio

i'm suggesting in the next session the ledge slates chur give maryland taxpayers a break. just keep it as is. let's get the private sector to hire people again. then we can move forward. on the gas tax, which everyone's talking about, first pay back the billion dollars to locals that have been raided from the trust fund for their highway user fees. once you pay that back to the general fund, you can talk about it. >> let's talk about the fiscal cliff. >> fiscal cliff is just a night mare because it creates all this uncertainty. people are making decisions at the end of the year with their accounts and this and that trying to avoid what the fiscal cliff might bring. it's a big mess. it affects maryland because we're not joined at the hip. we're joined at the knee, hip, back, shoulder. with the federal government. if they can't resolve that in a timely fashion, we're going to see a big impact negatively on the economy. >> gambling in maryland. not your thing. when you look at the record that's coming in, what do you think at this juncture about it? >> it's -- we're going dow

. >> reporter: -- republicans and democrats negotiated all weekend with the hope of passing ledge would kick in tonight at midnight. >> our top priority has to be to make sure that taxes on middle class families do not go up that would hurt our economy. >> reporter: there was optimism about a deal over the weekend when the republican leader in the senate)q mcconnell made an offer that all ended when harry reid said he could not present a counter proposal. mcconnell phoned for help. >> i placed a call to the vice president to see if he could help on his side. i want everyone to know i'm willing to get this done. but i need a dance partner itch >> reporter: white house officials say vice president biden is -- now playing a direct role in the talks the two parties remain at odds over the automatic across the board cuts to government programs. there's a divide on taxes white house wants to raise tax rates on people making more than $250,000 a year, republicans would like to keep estate tax from going up. >> if we are not able to reach agreement, it would be dire. >> reporter: if there is no

rushed through democrats, argue, calling it a subversion of the ledge layive process. >> it terrifiesthat they're trying to pass this through so quickly with no discussion from the other side, no understanding of what's important in it. >> the measures would make it illegal for unions and employers to mandate employees join a union or pay any money to the union. i spoke to michigan's republican governor rick schneider. >> i don't view it as anti-union at all. >> they tell me it's anti-worker, saying it gives workers less of a voice. what do you say to that? >> that's backward. this is about being pro worker. again, giving workers the choice, the freedom to choose, that's fundamental. >> so his legislation is anti-worker. it's going to end up being a devastating blow to the middle class here. >> the three bills impact both public and private sector workers from teachers to auto workers. opponents fear they weaken unions and limit workers' right, benefits, and wages. >> if you pay me less money, if i have to work for minimum wage, i can't go spend that money. >> it's going to hurt the e

we're going to dive off the cliff and blame the republicans and every ledge down the way. >> gentlemen're going to continue to monitor this. happy new year to both of you you, too. >> good to see you, sean. >> sean: continuing this special fiscal cliff edition we continue to monitor latest developments surrounding this cliff. we'll be joined by charles kraut hammer and more, and then, later tonight new york governor takes a very controversial stance on gun controls when it comes to weapons, he's mentioning the word confis skaigs. -- confis skaigs. >> it could be an option. correct? >> correct. >> we've never done that before. >> it's no secret some prominent democrats seem to be okay with going over the fiscal cliff. what about republicans? it may not be a bad thing to pay a principled stand out of the out of control spending. joining me now to explain whether it's a good idea we have juan williams and brent brazel. good to see you. >> good to see you, sean. >> before we go forward, in light of the newtown shooting, i found these comments by the house minority leader so over the top, a

he won this khapl ledge two years ago and it was the last time -- challenge two years ago and it waslast time. he beat bradley by 3 shots and picked up $1 million paycheck. >>> and football play off schedule is set. folsom, taking on san francisco in the division 1 regional. he plays oakdale, and division 4 playoffs against central catholic. the winners of these games advance to the state finals. san jose state learned bowling green falcons will play in the military bowl in washington, d.c. that is sports wrap. raiders throes the 5th straight. 49ers lose in -- tpraeuders lose the 5th straight. 49ers -- 49ers lose 5th straight. >> and now we have a controversy brewing for quarterback. >> yes. you know, he is upset alex smith. so, i don't know if you want to as well. ching and upset collin a lot of things happened. he was considered responsible for the first 10 points of the rams today but it was not just on him. a lot of bad penalties, dropped passes. there were questionable play calling by the offensive coordinators and the 49ers themselves. so, they want him to maybe get his hiccups

chiefs' practice field after several minutes of pleading with him, they couldn't talk belcher off the ledgelcher thanked the coaches, knelt down beside a car, made a sign of a cross and put a shot to his fare hoed ending his life -- fairhead ending his life. serve trying to make this about their issue. nbc and bob costas used the tragedy to promote gun control. remember this? >> in the coming days, jovan belcher's actions and the possible connection to football will be analyzed. if belcher didn't possess a gun, he and perkins would both be alive today. >> eric: so after that, bob costas said he wouldn't back track. but now, a couple hours later, costas called the jovan belcher commentary a mistake. he said my mistake and i left it open for too much communication. >> dana: i think bob costas has to say something. getting too much attention for it. i'm sure that nbc didn't like the type of attention he was getting. even if you agree with bob costas, even with the anthem and police honored on the field. but missed communication is another cop out. miscommunication means oops, i could have said

after that, people started putting the pieces together of what republicans were doing ledge slaltively to women and the type of language that we were using, we had susan g.kohman and transvaginal probes in virginia and ultimately, the president ended up winning single women by 38 points. so it was a massive, massive landslide. and i think it all started right there with daryl isa. >> so you give daryl isa -- >> daryl isa and no women on the contraception panel. >> he went fast and furious to all menl. jonathan, who would you give the worst political move of the year? >> i have two. i'm of mixed mind. on the one hand, i think, the idea of allowing clint eastwood to go on the stage at the republican convention unsupervised and unscripted was horrendous for the romney campaign. his speech went in prime time when the romney video, biographical video, which is one of the most powerful pieces to come out of both conventions was never seen by anyone. >> what biographical video? >> exactly. and then the other one is, i think, the extended republican primary process where we saw clown after clo