vaughan does catch the car in the end.where he got too close to the rc car and you see it get munched a few times which i thought was the coolest part of this video. >> oh. oh, i like that. >>> we're down to our final two videos in the rtm top ten countdown, and at number two, football and a broken heart. remember this video? little 4-year-old johnnie upset that the 49ers weren't headed to the super bowl? >> maybe next year they'll be in the super bowl. >> and we wanted to find out how this attention has affected little johnnie. and his dad, who, if you remember, came to the rescue in this video and brought this video to a happy ending. >> who has got it better than us? >> nobody. >> so right this minute via skype we have little johnnie, and his dad, ryan. welcome to the show. >> hey, thank you very much. >> how have things changed for you since this video went viral? >> johnnie is completely oblivious to his fame. and it's awesome. >> have you gotten any offers from anyone? >> yes. a random fan sent me an e-mail named sco

match was moved from cars on to moscow because of the likelihood of adverse weather but as richard vaughan portrait reports temperatures reaching minus thirty two degrees celsius have put the game in doubt. the temperature in the russian capital has plummeted in the last week among the was a cause of history yet it's the masters experienced this winter the players were certainly prepared for whatever the weather could prove them seeming to win every available piece of clothing to try and come back because of this two slim p.r. course. conditions have certainly been tough to get used to but we're here to play football if you ever decide the game should go ahead of me we will of course take to the field and do everything we can to win of course it will be tough the game is scheduled to get underway at free pm local time and choose d. over will be an inspection an hour earlier to see if a match can go ahead under your way for regulations of the temperatures below minus fifteen and the match could be called on and rubin said coach could run video of says he's not prepared to lead his players p

. >> sue vaughan, and then david. >> oh, good afternoon again. so i am a member of the mtmac, and when we had our meeting there was another motion that we had that did not pass an four of us voted for it. six voted against it. the mpcac urges the board of directors and the board of supervisors to ensure that imp honored by having the t.s.p., this presentation, provide for mitigating projects -- mitigated transit projections where they occur and not rely on a fee alone to mitigate aggregate delay impacts. i think i got that right. so what that means is that we're saying, the four of us -- this is what it means for me, is that i don't think the e.i.r., the transit analysis of the e.i.r. should be eliminated. i do not think that's a good tradeoff. i think that needs to be kept in. ceqa is a good law and i don't want to see this gutted. i don't want to see members of the public lose an opportunity to weigh in on the transit impact of a project to their particular neighborhood, and that's what this project is doing. this is a good idea if you include

. >> reporter: now, another thing the court ruled on was judge vaughan walker, he was the first federal court judge to hear this case and during an appeal, the pro prop 8 supporters said that he should have disclosed the fact that he was a gay male and he had been in a long-term relationship. today, the court said that that reasoning was actually bizarre and the city attorney said that it was offensive and that there was nothing wrong with what judge robert did. live in san francisco, traci grant, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thanks so much. >>> today's ruling pertains strictly to california but supporters say its influence will be wildly felt. following the decision the attorneys who spent three years working on this issue say already seen a huge swing in public sentiment. >> the more you talk to people, the more they listen, the more they realize that this is right and this is inevitable, so this will change court decisions. it will change public opinion. it will change what legislatures do. it is, i cannot overstate the importance of this decision. >> same-sex marriages won't resume i

vaughans in the corner, tough shot, drapes the three, mason within one. last chance for mason now. down by two with three seconds to go, here's how it sounded in fairfax. [ cheering ] sophomore wright with the game winner, the biggest shot of his career, look at him. did that really just happen? mason wins a thriller, 62-61 was the final. >> things that kids dream of, i dream every day hitting the big shot. i see kobe hit big shot, lebron, but for me to hit a big shot for my team to win, i can't explain the feeling now. >> i can't talk enough about that guy. he come through in clutch moments and that was the biggest shot right there that was just great. look on his face after that was just so happy, i was more happy for him that he made a shot, more than winning. >> all i could say is wow. all i could say is hope don't show this to my wife but the best valentine's wife i have had in a long time. for our players, in particular, wright, kept playing hard and kept playing hard, that is what we talked about before the game, steal the ball and turn it over, that is what we do how ironic

but in august of 2010, federal judge vaughan walker struck down the ban. he ruled that gays and lesbians have a constitutional right to marry. later the judge announced he is gay and in a long-term relationship. lawyers supporting prop-8 argued he should have disclosed his relationship or recuseed himself. the appeals court said today there was no evidence that walker was biased in his handling of the case. in the meantime, other states are tackling the gay marriage issue this election year. those with pending legislation or ballot measures in 2012 include washington state, minnesota, north carolina, maryland, new jersey, new hampshire and maine. they and others will be watching to see the ultimate outcome from in the california legal battle. >> ifill: today's ruling is limited to california, but, in a 128-page opinion, the federal panel emphasized the broader constitutional principle. judge stephen reinhardt, writing for the majority, concluded: "proposition 8 serves no pupose, and has no eect, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gay men

in fact, our own kevin vaughan dug nugget out this morning. pac that has basically fund the ad war for newt gingrich over the past few primaries. well, there's some question whether sheldon adelson would continue to give money to new england to his campaign has slipped through, kevin has it from sources now he will give another $10 million prior to super tuesday, which really will put newt gingrich at least back on the air. big question is will it put him back on the map with the rise of rick santorum in the question is why is shield.adelson doing this? >> yeah. >> well, one of the sources, suzanne, is telling kev than, in fact, he doesn't want rick santorum to win the nomination so he either wants newt gingrich to do it or he wants, get this, mitt romney to win it. talk about divide and conquer there suzanne. >> yeah. that's for sure. also, i guess these big backers, they can either support you or they can kind of get knew some trouble, too. rick santorum's billionaire backer, he makes this comment essentially that upsets a lot of folks, part