i think if you rook look at the that the republican polls were right but they underestimated turnout, that was the ground game. it would be a much different award and a much different revvie, too. >> okay, up next, we have this dud's for you award for the worst political move of 2012. let me start with you, crystal? what was the worst move and who wins that award? >> well, it is kind of a group. but it goes a little bit off of what victoria was just saying. daryl isa failing to put a single woman on a congressional panel to talk about contraception. as you said, we had rush limbaugh, we had transvaginal probes in virginia and ultimately, the president ended up winning single women by i believe 3 points. it was a massive, massive landslide. . >> so you give daryl isa. >> you went fast and furious to all men. jonathan, who would you give the worst political move of the year? >> well, i have two. i'm of mixed mind. on the one hand, i any, the idea of allowing clint eastwood to go on the stage of the republican convention unsupervised and unscripted was horrendous for the hom yee campaign

. >> is that one way to rook at it.e national academy of science that was going to huge nutritional experiment. you have the american public the subjects. 30 years later we gotten sicker and sicker. >> john: and we're fatter and more more diabetic. >> and one of the reasons, it can be fixed with good science. >> john: good science. you have book out "good calories bad calories." i know that calorie is a calorie. what are you talking about? >> the idea of the calorie is a calorie. the reason get fat is because you take in more energy than you expend. it comes in the form of calories. it's a unit of heat. each one of nutrients you eat. protein and fat and different types of carbohydrates. glucose from sugar from starchthey have different effects on your body. some stimulate secretion of hormones that have different effects on whether or not you will store calories as fat or fuel. maybe it's not the calories. it's the hormonal affect of the foods on our body. what these foods do to us. >> john: the u.s. department of healt

. >> here is a a rook at the time line for the events. on valentine's day of 2004, the mayor began issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. in august of that year action the supreme court ruled that he had overstepped his authority and nullified the marriages. in 2008, the california supreme court ruled that gay couples had the constitutional right to marry. then november 4th, 2008, voters passed proposition eight banning same sex marriage. in august of this year, appeals could struck down the ban but marriages were put on hold. finally today, the u.s. supreme court announced it would take this face same sex marriage is already legal or about to become legal in nine states plus the district of columbia. vors in maine, maryland, and washington approved gay marriage just last month. there are 31 states where it is specifically banned. north carolina is the most recent state where voters went to the polls to ensure they wouldn't occur there. >> the ruling is going effect nows of couples in the bay area. we talked to a couple waiting to

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this sports report broth you by river rook casino. >> ama: high wind and flood warnings across the baya tonight. we're tracking the storm as a third in a series of storms moves in. we'll have a live report and the forecast when we pi@$@ t)t"ñ >> another major storm is moving into northern california right now. you are looking at live doppler 7hd. meteorologist leigh glaser is tracking the storm and will be back in a few minutes with a look at the forecast. i'm ama daetz. the big turn tonight, flooding, sergio quintana is live in napa where they're keeping an eye on the river level. >> the most rain is supposed to come down tomorrow morning but the napa river is expected to get to its highest point sometime tomorrow afternoon but those rains have already started causing problems around tonight tonight. on redwood road, two trees came down, taking a powerline with them, knocking out electricity for 50 pg&e customers and it turned what usually would have been a five-mint -- five-mint drive into a longer detour. residents are filling sandbags to shore up their properties. one resident says

this sports report broth you by river rook casino. >> ama: high wind and flood warnings across the bayrea tonight. we're tracking the storm as a third in a series of storms moves in. we'll have a live report and the forecast when we >> another major storm is moving into northern california right now. you are looking at live doppler 7hd. meteorologist leigh glaser is tracking the storm and will be back in a few minutes with a look at the forecast. i'm ama daetz. the big turn tonight, flooding, sergio quintana is live in napa where they're keeping an eye on the river level. >> the most rain is supposed to come down tomorrow morning but the napa river is expected to get to its highest point sometime tomorrow afternoon but those rains have already started causing problems around tonight tonight. on redwood road, two trees came down, taking a powerline with them, knocking out electricity for 50 pg&e customers and it turned what usually would have been a five-mint -- five-mint drive into a longer detour. residents are filling sandbags to shore up their properties. one resident says he bought

they barricaded themselves inside an eighth floor rook in the clock tower where lincoln spoke on thategendary night. they've been there since monday setting up camp. we're here, we're staying, we forgot coffee. they demanded the school, quote, publicly affirm its commitment to free education. this morning another group of students invited themselves to the meeting of the board of trustees so they could take minutes arguing they needed transparency and student involvement. students are fighting against rising tuition costs. these guys are fighting to remain one of the few colleges in this country that gives every student a free ride. it's amazing, and it's still untodaying tonight. here's the better geeky part. we know they forgot coffee, but there's a question of pizza. college students going without pizza for a couple of days is not going to happen. through a stroke of genius, it hasn't happened. last night a group of cooper union alums decided to buy the protestors pizza, but in order to do that they had to figure out how to get the pizza up to the eighth floor of the clock tower fr

cousins had 329 passing, the second most by any redskins rook case, a great performance but not goodo keep -- rookie, a great performance but not good enough to keep griffin on the sidelines if the doctors give him the go ahead. >> if doctors give him the go ahead, he's going to play. that's what they get paid for. when you've got guys like london fletcher and trent williams and a lot of guys are hobbled right now and we expect everybody to play if the doctors okay it. we're going to play robert when he's 100%. when that ligament is fine and the doctors feel that there's no chance for injury, he can go out and perform at the level in a game situation without injury, we're going to go with our starter. >> there's a chance we find out griffin's status wednesday if he's able to participate fully in practice and finally if you're looking for an rg3 jersey for christmas, you're not alone. griffin's jersey has become the best selling nfl jersey in any one season. how about that. >> with good reason. scott smith, thanks a lot. >>> redskins linebacker london neverrer is accusing a security g

rook at your screen. this is a composition sit sketch.an knocked at the wood brooij home claiming to be from comcast. asked for someone that didn't live there and left. he returned and threatened the girl with a knife and forced her into a bedroom and he ran after the gierl began kicking and screaming. if you have any information, call prince william county police. >>> alexandria police are looking for a shotgun taken from a stolen police car. two of the city's police cruisers were stolen last week. one from duke street on thursday and the other from princess street on friday. both cars have been recovered but say the shotgun that should have been in the first car is still missing. alexandria police say they aren't sure how their cars are being stolen. they have sent out bulletins to department regionwide, warning them about the recent thefts. >>> and we'll check in again with tom kierein for the latest on the forecast. he's outside on the storm team 4 weather deck. >> beautiful day. it feels like spring in the air. kind of looks like it,

josh levs has a rook at that what do you got for us, josh? >> lately, hasn't felt like it.own on a lot of things. article here going viral now, from the spec tear thes, next saying this is the best year ever, that might not be what a lot of us feel right now but a lot of amazing things did happen this year was. take a minute to appreciate them. start off with the big feats of 2012. can't forget about this mars rover, curiosity touching down sending back amazing pictures of mars, incredible shots and new information about a piece of our universe. another big feat this year, felix baumgartener jumping out from what a lot of people call the edge of space, breaking a bunch of record there is. both on a list by u.s. news and world report of the big suh success stories of 2012. tell you about the serious stuff the spectator is pointing to graphics here, world poverty, i don't know if y'all missed this year, an announcement from the u.n. millennium group that world poverty has been cut in half. they reached that goal. death he is from aids and malaria are down around the world. al

temperature-wise rooks right now, we have cooldown to 51. it's chill out to the west. 36 now in oakland. and 51 in ocean city. 55 in d.c. the dew points way down to 27, which means dry air has moved in. tonight, some of the northern and western suburbs, when we get the lighter winds, will probably drop to the upper 20s. 48, westminster now. and 46 by the bay, annapolis and kent island. still have a breeze. but later tonight, the breeze will come down. and that r that's when temperatures will drop. if you go out, it's going to feel pretty chilly, compared to the last two days, when we get to 70. 12-mile-an-hour winds. the front came through early this morning. could barely notice it because it didn't really rain. except extreme southeastern portions of maryland. we didn't have a trace. you can see this kind of sliding off the east coast this afternoon. just most of the rain was east. and didn't really materialize. cold air coming across the great lakes. snow right now. snow shower activity, just east of the lakes. you can see that warm air, t

. >> needless to say, in the first debate, the president was rooking to come on strong in the last twoine from the third debate that ranked as the number five quote of the year. take a look. >> u you mentioned the navy for example and that we have fewer ships than we did in 1916. well, governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets because the nature of our military has changed. we have these things called aircraft carriers where planes land on them. we have the ships that go under water, nuclear sub ra means. meanwhile, perhaps the most memorable moment from the debates occurred in the second round. take a look at the number 4 quote. >> i think it's sbrersing the president just said something which is that on the day after the attack, he went in the rose garden and said that this was an act of terror. i said. >> you said in the rose garden the day after the attack it was an act of terror. it was not spontaneous demonstration. that what you're saying? >> please proceed, governor. >> so why was that so powerful? you're chuckling. but why does it work so well for him to say please proc

in your state, 1 in 5, 20% of your constituents are on food stamps and rook at the people actually eligibleunder 70% who are eligible sign up, so i think the problem could be in the reverse that, not as many people who could get food stamps are on it. >> you would like to have -- well, the department of agriculture said if you give more food stamps out, it helps the economy. when we borrow the money to send it out. obviously cannot be so. we want to be sure that people who need it get that aid. >> i get your point. >> you think there is no problem with the program? >> i'm not an elected official. i have no idea. my question, when are you thinking of things to cut. people are saying why are you trying to balance the budget on people making under $23,000 a year? that range roughly is the national average for what a family of four would get on food stamps. why not cut something else. there are other things that could be on the table before you pick a program that is feeding the nation's poor children. >> i'm not picking a program. i say all programs need to be examined in this government. this