gets him on the ground and then the other one, presumably bucky, takes off. >> i feel bad for bucky. >> it's the law of nature. i think human men ought to go through that. >> when they do, it's in bars on friday night. >> yeah. >>> it's our "right this minute" ipad 3 giveaway alert. >> coming up a little late. today's buzzword to enter in the giveaway. >> someone's winning every weekday this week. >> when we give you the buzzword later in the show head toever to facebook tony pom forward slash "right this minute." >> and click on the button and enter today's buzzword. >> hang in there. we'll be revealing the buzzword a little bit later, so get ready to write it down. >>> it's late in the year, but tornado season is not over. from california, on monday, the early stages of a tornado forming on camera. check this out's you can even hear the audio. >> moving northeast add 25 miles per hour. precautionary preparedness action in effect. the safest place to be during a tornado in is a basement under the work bench or other piece of sturdy furniture. >> rarely do you see it match up with th

>> you know, al, one of the things that i thought was funny about this deposition was when bucky gavei talked before on your show that those were the same names that he gave in his deposition as being involved in drafting this legislation or this potential law. so it goes on to show that there's clear cut evidence and it shouldn't be surprising that in florida the republican party, the republican leaders are doing everything that they can to keep power, manipulate the voting laws, and ensure that if someone's not going to vote republican, they don't get an opportunity to pay at all. >> and you said in the deposition that some of the voter suppression is race-based and said, quote, they talk about not letting the black voter keeping blacks from voting and yet despite their best effort, i must say, jim, i was down there despite all of these efforts just like they did in 2008 and it's wrong and evil but it's not working, jim. >> well, if it's not working, they are going toll try and find some way to make it work in the next election and citizens need to wake up, they need to realize all

he now has the distinction of being the first red sox manager fired after one since since 1934 when bucky harris was let go. yesterday reporters caught up with valentine in the midst of a long bike ride he was taking after the news broke. true story. >> i'm disappointed, yeah. you know, this is not -- this is not the press conference i was expecting at the end of the season. >> how much are you going to miss the organization? >> oh, there are a lot of great guys. i've gotten texts from many of them already today. i'm sure i'm still going to be with them, at least in their hearts and minds. a lot of things didn't go well, but an experienced manager is supposed to put his finger in the dike and keep the water on the other side, you know. i just missed that. >> espn is reporting that according to sources within the boston organization, the red sox are looking at blue jays manager john farrell as valentine's successor. he served as the pitching coach from 2006 to 2010. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, a day after his lackluster debate performance, president obama holds a rock star rally

with bucky a couple we didn't know what was in this on the lope when we opened it after leaving cola bay if we saw the ruse inside even though i remember it well knew the coordinates are two hundred twenty degrees from young mine to cuba now in order to get over his eighty two years old he was one of the youngest commanders at the time like all the other commanders he had been told to use every weapon available in the event of a confrontation with the enemy you know you have been authorized to use either nuclear torpedo. conventional ones. one nuclear torpedo and twenty conventional job paedos is nothing to sneeze at you know. that would amount to three torpedo salvos. meanwhile the cuban missile crisis was rapidly sliding into his darkest moment when president john f. kennedy was told about soviet nuclear missiles in cuba he decided to declare a naval blockade of the island ships of any kind about to cuba from whatever nation . well if found it contained cargoes of offensive weapons he turned back. the so-called hawks among us top military commanders were trying to persuade kennedy

early morning overnight crash if you will northbound 270 north of urbana but before buckies town pike. it was northbound and again now you're going to find that traffic is able to get by completely without the distraction. it's clear southbound. better news out of frederick where lanes should be open. overnight work crew heading south toward route 80 should also be out of your way. your next timesaver traffic at 4:48. back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> 4:41. time for your first money segment of the morning. good morning, jess. >> good morning to both of you. we put gasoline in our car so we think about our dollars and sense. crude oil fell to a two-month low on fresh evidence after slowdown in china. that's good for us. the drivers, but energy investors have concerns that the demand for oil is going to decrease as economic growth slows around the world. the job market another major factor today with the government's weekly report on unemployment benefits. investors got some encouraging news on the labor department yesterday. a private payroll company said u.s. businesses added sl

an hour and 15 minute ride from buckie's town and the traffic falls to the foot and all lanes are open. on the inner loop to the beltway, 3 pivot shoulder and a little -- 355 on the shoulder and little delay on the scene. reports of an incident near the occoquan through southford and dale city and through woodbridge. the beltway to pin and the inbound 14th street bridge. the brake lights trying to make its way past landmark and to springsville and headed to gales road. that is a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> thank you very much, julie. believe it or not, voters sent to the polls two weeks from today. for president obama and mitt romney, the last phase in the race for the white house begins this morning. they held their final debate in florida last night. mr. obama was aggressive and lit up twitter with a couple of zippingers while government romney spent a lot of time on the offensive. doug luzader takes a closer look. >> reporter: they sat down at the table last night with the same ultimate goal in mind, and that is, of course, winning come november 6th. they have two diffe

this is the glove that bucky harris who was the player manager for the senators, he was playing seconde. it's an amazing piece. you can feel like you could go out and play baseball with it right now. it's still in great condition. it's obviously a different design that's evolved over the years. >> no laces between the fingers. look at that web. ' mazingly he set four world series records for a second baseman. still never been matched. >> he's a player manager at the same time. >> he's playing, managing, he's doing everything. >> we were talking before we did this segment. you said long before the world championship rings came about, these things were the way they celebrated with jewelry. >> it's a watch fab so it goes on your pocket watch. in your vest. this hangs out and let's everybody know you're a world champion. just a beautiful piece. in the 1920's when the senators won, sometimes they had rings. sometimes they had watches. sometimes they had the watch box. later on in the '20s they went to rings and it's been rings ever since. >> this has the capitol on it, a diamond encrusted i

however, if these little magnets in the bucky balls come apart, they are very powerful and we've had little children who have swallowed them and if they come together in the intestine they create horrendous injuries. thankfully nobody has died yet but they are bad, bad injuries. in addition to little kids using them, teenagers take these things and use them to simulate tongue piercings when their mom and dad say they can't have their tongue pierced. and they have swallowed them. so what the agency has done is determine that even though these things are not intended for children and even though there are lots and lots of warnings on them, we're going to ban them. and so we brought an action to ban this product. first time in 12 years. now this is going to be litigated in front of an a.l.j. and maybe at the end of the day, they should be banned. i don't know. i will reserve judgment on that. but what bothers me is that at the start of the proceeding, the agency went to all the customers, the retailers that are selling these things and said we think these are dangerous. we want you to p

and the top side, 95 to the georgia avenue and delays, southbound on 270 from buckie's town and aboutur and 5 commute. new problems and the remains of a car fire and this is eastbound. the left turn lane remains closed off here with the help on the scene and not much of a backup but something to watch out for as you travel eastbound on 28. you will find northbound and from the beltway to king street. the pentagon to fourth street bridge and eastbound on the freeway near main avenue and that is a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> the second presidential debate of 2012 in the books. the town hall format was a big change from the formality of the first debate between president obama and governor romney and joining us with reaction is strategist peter span. jim is away this week, we welcome back to the show the former publisher of campaigns and elects campaign, jordan lieberman, the president of campaign grid and provides strategies for republican candidates. good to see you again. >> thank you. >> let me start with you, peter. those who say that the president had a better showing

about 90 minutes traveling from bucky's town to old georgetown road, with all the lanes open.rough 10 at the beltway, accident activity tying up the right side of the road. baltimore washington parkway, on and off the brakes out of baltimore. accident activity reported near 202. crash westbound route 100, with anne arundel police on the scene. delays continue inbound pennsylvania avenue. check for a stalled car reported on the bridge traveling southeast. northbound across the 14th street bridge, overall delays leaving the beltway king street and before the pentagon. standing room only on 66. big delays out of manassas. earlier incidents in vienna has cleared. >>> thank you very much. with a few weeks to go before election day, the virginia candidates vying for u.s. senate seat there faced off against last night, this time in richmond. george allen and tim kaine told the audience why they should be elected. >> anybody who pays taxes should be on our side, unless they want to pay higher taxes. if you use electricity, you need to be on our side. if you drive a car and don't like

southbound 270 still a slow haul as you folks travel in from buckies town, a six-minute ride with allpen. you'll find southbound 29 tied up at randolph road headed out to university boulevard. 66 into the bright sunshine, delays continue out of manassas through centreville. lanes are open inside of the beltway. gw parkway slowing before the memorial bridge. southbound delays 123 back out to the key bridge. 395 heavy and slow from the beltway, trying to get to the pentagon, up and over the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> well, a sticky note here, a receipt there, piles of forms, as you know, it doesn't take much to get bogged down in paperwork. >> that's right. but now a local company has developed a new app to help everyone from dog walkers to doctors streamline the way they do business. fox 5's lauren demarco has more in this morning's "smart phone zone." >> this is probably about a week or two's worth of paper. >>reporter: in a world of smart phones and tablets, who needs all that clutter, not to mention forms are fragile. >> it'll have a boot p

the overall delay coming from buckies town to montrose, again, this is all southbound on 270 with the lanes open. we have trouble spots to report for you in virginia. if you are traveling northbound i-95 here in dale city, the accident activity was crowding the left lane. delays coming northbound from 234. traffic remains below speed lorton all the way up toward the fran cone a springfield parkway. 395 here at the pentagon, no problems reported right now, continuing northbound out towards the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> dave ross is here. it's time for this morning's sports breakfast. one of three different segments dave apparently does, sports breakfast, the morning line, off the wall. >> you name it, that's what we do, jack of all trades, master of none. teddy had never been a master of his own domain when it came to winning. so abe's got over 250 or something. t.j. and george each one over 100, never had one. >> teddy had never won. >> in the history of the nats. did you see it coming yesterday? >> i thought it might be coming. i thought it

[laughter] named bucky and tem. --tim. not read the book. [laughter] >> how about you, juday? >> i am moderated previous debates, and you drive yourself crazy because you feel like you need to know everything. you try to think, what is important, but it depends on the format. it is different when you are the sole moderator, as opposed to one when you are calling on citizens. it is so much harder than what we do. we love our work, but it is hard. you love doing it. if you love being a journalist, you love asking politicians, and what could be more important, what form is more important than the two men that are vying to be president of united states? that is a huge responsibility. so, that is not only will -- that is why they not only pick people that will not be intimidated, but people that will be -- -- will have a great judgment. >> i moderated a debate between justice scalia -- >> they did not let you talk, did they? >> i was sure the audience would rather listen to them, so it is a judgment call, letting them go if they are on topic. >> i thought the exchange about their b