we won an ipad on "right this minute." >> another big congratulations to mallory. in just a bit, we'll be giving you friday's buzzword and how to enter. >> remember, have you to be 18 or older to enter for your chance to win an ipad 3. >> stand by for friday's buzzword and good luck, everybody. >> not so longing a our friend christian brought us a painful story of a dude outside the browns game getting paid $450 to dunk his head in a bucket full of human urine. our friend beth here got sick during that video. we found out the guy's name is phil. phil is actually patrolman phil croucher, a 16 year vet of the ohio police department. >> that's rich. keep going. >> all the guys to paid $50 to get up to $450 to pay phil also police officers. >> no. >> yes. just recently this week it's come down that phil has been suspended two days and also has to go through an alcohol evaluation. the nine guys who paid him $50 each received a written reprimand. >> i can't believe that these guys that we were talking so much about is a freakin' police officer. >> the police department k

mallory won an ipad and she's joining us via skype with her 4-year-old daughter.ou are welcome to "right this minute." >> hi, thank you. >> grat congratulations. you won one of our ipods. you've got to tell us how excited you were when you heard you were one of the winners. >> we were so happy. so excited. we're still excited we won. >> do you know what you're going to do with the ipad already? >> i just want to play games. >> games. do you have a favorite game you like to play? >> my mommy has some games on her phone but it don't have no batteries. >> what's your favorite game, angry birds? >> we like to play angry birds. >> perfect. >> what did you guys do when you got the news. >> we were haepd and we screamed. >> we were happy and we screamed. >> tell all our other viewers how easy it is to enter and why they should enter our giveaway. >> it's so easy. watch the show, key word, put it in on facebook. you should do it because you can win an ipad. >> we won an ipod on "right this minute." >> another big congratulations to mallory. in just a bit, we'll be giving

i'm joined live at pier 54 by jim mallory, a spokesperson with the red cross. people might feel nervous as they hear about huge corporations they may wonder what kind of a difference their donation can make. >> every little bit helps. the people are so appreciative of the fact we are there they get some place to stay where they are safe, warm, hot meals. working with our partners we can provide them with hot meals every day. some of our emergency vehicles are out looking for people that they can assist. >> reporter: what if i only have $10, $2010 -- -- $20, $50, should i bother? >> it is really important every dollar we get helps $50 would cover food, shelter comfort kits, blankets, for one person for a day. $150 would cover a family of four for a day in a shelter. every dollar that we get is important. >> reporter: thank you so much jim. abc has decided to kickoff this day of giving by giving two million dollars to the red cross encouraging everyone watching to think about what they can give. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> disney is donating two million dollar

. >> reporter: that's mallory kimball's mission. >> i've been doing this, you know, for over a year.> reporter: an ohio state student and obama foot soldier, kimball is combing neighborhoods for like-minded voters and those who may need more persuading. >> it comes down to this date. so yeah, i feel lucky to live here and be able to vote here. >> reporter: i'm jeff johnson with the republican party. >> reporter: a few miles away jeff johnson is doing the same thing, for mitt romney. >> this is the third time i have been on this street. >> reporter: with the help of his wife. >> 3677. >> reporter: johnson plots an approach that scientifically targets specific people. >> i mean i'm going over my tracks again and again, meeting more and more people. >> reporter: it is the sound of this last major offensive of the 2012 campaign. hours before a welcome silence falls on tuesday. dean reynolds, cbs news, columbus. >> jeff: new york, new jersey and connecticut are struggling to accommodate voters displaced by sandy. nearly one in four polling sites in new jersey was impacted by the storm. th

jim mallory is here to help explain. you do not want canned goods and diapers, right? >> right.that stuff. the real fastest way is to make a financial donation or donate blood to the american red cross. >> reporter: can you give a sense of how dire the need is to get help. >> imagine the only thing that had you was the clothes on your back which might be your pajamas and your house is gone, you need anything you can get to get through the next few days which is the hardest time. >> reporter: hard breaking, thank you jim this is why abc has dedicated this as a day of giving. some are estimating this will be the most expensive relief effort our country has seen. abc is stepping up and donating and asking you to consider donating, if you can. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> disney is donating two million dollars to the red cross as part of today's day of giving. samsung will provide a dollar for dollar match up to three million dollars for viewer donations made to the red cross. you can help by texting abc to 90999, give $10 to the relief efforts. i just did it, after you text you ge

[applause] many years ago, agreed risch explored george mallory -- a british explorer george mallory asked why he wanted to climb everest. he said, because it is there. we're going to climate. new hopes for knowledge and peace are there, and as we set sail, we ask god's blessings for the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. [applause] thank you. members of the armstrong family, friends here gathered today, when president kennedy challenge this nation to be first on the moon and his historic rice university speech, 50 years ago today -- yesterday, many thought it was an impossible dream. the vision of that young president was rooted in the knowledge that the american experiment itself was an incredible merkel. the miracle of america was only made possible by men and women of on, and foresight, determination, and courage who dared to turn the once impossible dream of freedom, equality, and democracy into a new and enduring reality. that legacy inspired a young neil armstrong to first interrupt his studies at purdue university to serve his

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. >> reporter: the time to do it is running out and that's why ohio state's mallory kimball was poundingtreets for president obama. the poll suggests the race here is close and legal challenges to the outcome are possible. and in the view of the director of cuyahoga county board of elections almost inevitable. >> we go into every election particularly presidential elections knowing we'll get sudden. if we don't that's a bonus. >> reporter: both campaigns are employing armies of lawyers to ohio, both to oversee the voting tomorrow, but also possibly to contest the results once we know them. >> all right, dean reynolds we thank you. ohio governor john kasich will be with us in our next half hour. >> we go now to an unconventional look at the campaign. the red skins rule. it could be a positive sign for mitt romney. what is it. the history shows when washington red since win their last game before the election the incumbent party holds on the white house. but the redskins lost to carolina. since 1940 the redskins rule has predicted the outcome of the presidential election 17 out of 18 times

that's why ohio state's mallory kimble was pounding the pavement for the president in franklin countyhink the last days matter a whole lot. i think it will make a huge impact on the campaign. >> reporter: the polls suggest the race here is close and legal challenges to the outcome are possible. and in the view of jane platon, director of the cuyahoga county board of elections, almost inevitable. >> we go into every election, particularly presidential elections knowing we'll get sued. if we don't, that's a bonus. >> reporter: now, both campaigns are employing armies of lawyers to ohio, both to oversee the voting tomorrow, but also possibly to contest the results once we know them. >> all right. ohio governor john kasich will be with us in our next half hour. >>> we go to an unvenconvention look at the race. history shows when the washington redskins win their last home game, the incumbent party holds on to the white house. but the redskins lost at home yesterday to carolina 21-13. since 1940 the redskin rule has predicted the outcome of the presidential election 17 out of 18 times. >>>

traffic is moving along well, just getting word of an overturned scribing in fremont, southbound 880 at mallory. overturned vehicle blocking several lanes. we'll get on that for you. and i want to mention united airlines, if you're taking united anywhere in the world, they're having a major computer issue now, just getting reports about this. united airlines, i got a tweet from someone sitting on the tarmac at london. that's how i became a ware of it. now several news organizations are reporting that united had some sort of a melt-down with the commuter system, and delays on flights all over the world, claudine is on her way on that. >> i saw that, sal. very nice. >>> i can't do much better than this. another spectacular day. signs of an increasing clouds coming in, and i think we're all right for the morning, if you need to get out, get the work out in, or whatever, run the errands or chores, do it this morning. this system will work closer. nothing's ever easy in weather, honestly. the timing on this looks to be friday morning, and picking up again friday night until the next system shows up

to the assault charges that are already filed against 18-year-old travis hawkings jr. 23-year-old malloryd facial reconstruction surgery. she's dating his sister ali. >>> saudi arabia's electronic monitoring system for women who travel outside the country is attracting the attention of human rights activists. the system was introduced in 2010. under saudi law, all women, regardless of age, must have a male guardian. saudi women travel, text messages are sent to their guardians, even if those men have not requested the notifications. >>> and just released 911 tapes revealing more about the chaos and the carnage during last week's thanksgiving day pileup on i-10. this is in texas, folks. cloudy conditions caused about 140 cars and trucks to collide. you're seeing that there. listen to two of the crash victims crying out for help. >> they have a major accident over here. cars, 18 wheelers and everything. i don't know where we are the fog is thick. >> please get on i-10. >> ma'am, we've got them coming, okay? >> things are still hitting me. >> we've got them coming. >> another collision -- >>

joining us now with more, the author of "shadow bosses" mallory factor.ing, mollry. >> good morning, dave, how are you. >> dave: okay, better than the 18,500 people who are losing their jobs. the shocker here, the the teamsters agreed to a union. what was the sticking-- what was the issue that the bakers union could not resolve? >> there were a lot of issues, but the afl chief trumka, the shadow boss there, blames hostess' insolvency on bain style wall street vultures. the mainstream media blaming hostess' failure. but neither are correct. the private unions once again negotiated their members out of a job. >> dave: let's look at union obligations for hostess and why they had such a difficult time turning a profit and staying afloat. 372 collective bargaining agreements, 40 different pension plans. 5500 delivery routes, we were surprised to find that the union said they cannot deliver a twinky and wonder bread in the same truck, they required different routes. let me tell you what the baker had to say about this, the union, the not willing to take draconi

[applause] many years ago, a british explorer george mallory was asked why he wanted to climb everestause it is there. we're going to climate. -- climb it. new hopes for knowledge and peace are there, and as we set sail, we ask god's blessings for the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. [applause] thank you. members of the armstrong family, friends here gathered today, when president kennedy challenge this nation to be first on the moon and his historic rice university speech, 50 years ago today -- yesterday, many thought it was an impossible dream. the vision of that young president was rooted in the knowledge that the american experiment itself was an incredible merkel. the miracle of america was only made possible by men and women of on, and foresight, determination, and courage who dared to turn the once impossible dream of freedom, equality, and democracy into a new and enduring reality. that legacy inspired a young neil armstrong to first interrupt his studies at purdue university to serve his country as a navy fighter pilot. he wo