in 1993, we made some desperate calls to tony when the team was saved, and we asked tony -- there is only one person that could kick off the new generation, the new era of giants baseball on opening day in 1993, and that was tony bennett. he sang "god bless america" and "i left my heart in san francisco" on that date. it was an unbelievable day. it brought down the house, as did your performance at the all- star game. as did your performance at the world series. you are a huge part of the san francisco giants. as we all know, you have not arrived until you have your own bobblehead. [laughter] last year, we created a created abobblehea -- a tony bennett bobblehead for tony bennett night. it has a voice chip, and when you push the head, it sings "i left my heart in san francisco." tony painted a heart, part of the heroes with hart's program, and it is permanently on display at union square. next time you are at union square, check it out. it is really quite beautiful. it is only fitting that on this 50th anniversary, we create a permanent place in honor of tony at our ball park. we are

he said, you know when i first met tony mendez i went up and i said tony, tony, man, how does it feelou are going to be, your story is going to be around the world in every language and they'll all know you and know the factors this -- tony, what do you think? how does it feel? and he says to the entertainment weekly reporter, tony said, it feels good. [laughter] ben was being zynga a little for underplaying the part, so he said commute, exhibit a., what am i supposed to do? [laughter] i'm playing tony mendez. >> it was good. [laughter] >> again, we were in new york tonight to go. we were on a panel with one of the people that he rescued, bob anders, a senior fellow in the group, gray hair, he looked like a diplomat. i mean, he was a wonderful man, and we've never heard him talk as it happens that somebody said, bob, tell us a little bit about going to the airport while you're the director, what did you do? what did tony do? what did they tell you to do? do you remember what he said? >> no. [laughter] >> of anders said it was fun. and mind you, his life, truly, he said it was kind of

tony bennett? [applause] and now, everyone, please join the san francisco symphony and our chief of protocol, charlotte schulz, here on stage in welcoming our host, mayor edwin m. lee and first lady anita lee, and the man of the our, our special guest, mr. tony bennett. [applause] -- the man of the our -- the man of the hour, our special guest, mr. tony bennett. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] that is the way you make an entrance, right? [applause] well, mayor lee, mrs. lee, and honored guests, for 50 years, the sounds of tony bennett and his rendition of "i left my heart in san francisco" has said to the world that this city by the bay is the capital of love, beauty, and a unique style that made it one of the plan its tourist destinations. mr. bennett, your voice is the voice of san francisco, and this is your day. [applause] we have a fantastic program for you today. we have some local singers inspired by mr. bennett's career, and they will pay tribute to mr. bennett in song. tony ben

when i first met tony mendez i went up and said, tony, man, how does it feel? story is going to be around the world in every language. they're going know you and this fabulous -- tony, what do you think? how does feel? and he said to the entertainment weekly reporter, he said felt good. [laughter] ben was the zing for underplaying the part. he says, you know, exhibit a. what am i supposed to do? [laughter] i'm playing tony mendez. >> it was good. >> it was good. [laughter] >> again, we were in new york, two nights ago we were in the panel with one of the people that he rescued. bob anders, the senior fellow in the group. gray hair, he looked like a diplomat. he was a wonderful man. and we have never heard him talk since it happened. since somebody said, bob, tell us a little bit about going to the airport, what you're the directer, what did you do? what did tony do. what did they tell you to do. do you remember what he said? no. [laughter] >> bob anders said -- it was fun. and mind you, his life is on the line here. truly. he said it was kind of fun. this holly

what do you think, tony lasorda? >> well, i think the designated hitter rule is not as good as not having it. in the national league, you've got to be astute. you've got to be ready to do-- to make different changes that you wouldn't have to in the american league. if you're in the seventh inning and your pitcher's coming up, and you are losing by one run, you're going to have to probable hit for him. but over in the american league, he stays in the game. so i don't-- i don't think that that's right, the designated hitter rule. >> schieffer: what about you, tony? does it change managing? it really does, doesn't it? >> well, it does. i like the game-- i've had about equal number of years in both of them. i remember sparky always said, "before you retire, try the national league" and i would definitely prefer game without the dh. some fans like the extra scoring. you see more of the game when you have the pitcher in the lineup. but i just know that right now, baseball is riding a crest of popularity, and you just menti

detroit. >> tony? >> when tony bennett gets out there. >> tony is great. >> the motor city. leaving your heart in san francisco. it's close. >> you've provided a segue. speaking of detroit and motown, listen to this. >> i know the voices. i don't know that song . >> previously unheard jackson five song. there is a whole new cd set out of songs we've never heard. how we have been heard of this i don't know. we'll tell you about it coming up. >> nice smooth segue. not by me, by you. >> not me. i can give you this a live look outside. another warm day on tap. tucker is back after the break to tell us how long the weather will stick around. it's 9:25. >> i like it.  [ woman ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done what i thought was impossible: you made good-for-you, gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband rob found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors you're making it very hard to

tony over to you. >> thank you both. it's 7:40s now. >>> still to come, dc is rolling out the red carpet. why some of the funniest people in show biz will be in town tonight. >>> and coming up in the 9:00 hour, hot topic on maryland's november ballot. question seven, voters appear to be split on whether or not to spread it. we're going to hear arguments from two delegates who are on opposite sides of this issue. that's coming up at 9:15. [ obama ] i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. [ female announcer ] seen this from mitt romney? then take a look at this. [ anderson cooper ] if roe v. wade was overturned, congress passed a federal ban on all abortions, and it came to your desk -- would you sign it? "yes" or "no"? let me say it -- i'd be delighted to sign that bill. [ female announcer ] banning all abortions? i'd be delighted to sign that bill. [ female announcer ] trying to mislead us? that's wrong. but ban all abortions? only...if you vote for him. ♪ >>> well adel gave birth to her first child over the weeken

tony danza!s suppers", which airs thursdays at 9:30 p.m. on the cooking channel. please welcome my friend, chef michael symon, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right, what do we got? >> well, i'm going to start you out with a cocktail to kind of -- >> jimmy: oh, you're a good man. >> -- loosen you up a little bit. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. please. so what do we do? >> so, this is --i call it a gingersnap -- >> jimmy: all right. >> you know, it's a good, manly drink when you're about to have a little bit of pork. >> jimmy: so, is that what we're doing? [ laughter ] >> a little bit of ice. a little bit of ice. it doesn't sound manly. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> but it is manly. >> jimmy: i always need a few drinks before i get a little pork. >> bourbon. [ laughter ] i tried to give it to you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know that, yeah. thank god security was there, yeah. >> all right. ginger beer. >> jimmy: ginger beer. okay, good. >> ginger syrup. this is a ginger simple syrup. >> j

que aceptó el reto de sí se puede, cómo estás, tony. >>> mbnm. >>> alejandro, cómo va el reto con tonyden haber 9, 8 gramos. >>> 10 cucharadas de azúcar grande. >>>vvamos a ver hasta dónde llega. >>> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. >>> sigue, sigue. >>> eso, 10 sin contar la que queda aquí , que si venimos a ver, no nos cabe. >>> señora, usted en casa, somn 10 cucharadas de las grandes, 30 pequeñas de azúcar, por supuesto la sal . >>> cuidado que te caes. >>> esto es la cantidad de sal que tiene esta comida, entonces, tenemos que estar concientes, porque el cambio de tony es increíble. >>> es increíble ,porque ustedes saben con la sal, con un grano de sal que me meta a la boca, automáticamente tengo la boca llena de sal, imagínese qué podemos hacer con toda esta sal, ahora una pregunta para tony, qué significan esos pantalones que vemos atrás. >>> son los pantalones del día que vine, para darte una día del tamaño. >>> increíble. >>> un fuerte aplauso para tony. >>> no solamente eso, quiero demostrar algo un momento. >>> tranquilo, qué pasó. >>> para que lo vean mejor, aquí mismo. >>>ppo

but swimming with tony is not cheap. you sign a general release and for $200, you can frolic for 30 minutes in the water on the lawn, or even help out with his bottle feeding. >> tony is a growing boy. he will eat four of these a day. he's only at eight pounds right now, but he'll wind up like his dad, well over a thousand pounds. >> you can swim with a 4-foot gator here, too. >> man versus gator. >> it's just ally, really. >> ali the alligator. her mouth is taped up and you can join her in the pool with a trainer. >> we don't take it to other places. we use our swimming facility here. >> okay. we are just talking about how weird that one was, but different strokes for different folks, right? videos tonight is far from over. the news edge at 11:00 11:00 starts right now. >>> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. >> and thank you for staying with us, the edge begins with the controversy over a cross. more than 100 people turned out today in maryland to fight a group that wants to change what is known as peace cross. a group o

tony romo mad at himself. it only gets worse from there.ony trying to get something going, picked again. this time by d.j. moore, also of the vanderbilt university. romo threw a total of five picks in the game. becomes the only player in nfl history ever to throw five picks on "monday night football" twice in his career. cowboys fall to 2-2. the bears tied for first in their division at 3-1. >>> baseball, tigers can clinch a playoff spot with a win over the royals. pick it up in the sixth, miguel cabrera, do you give him the mvp, mike? a solo shot to right field. yes, says mike. his 44th home run of the year, giving them sole possession of the lead in all three triple-crown categories, trying to become the first triple crown winner since yaz. front page of "the detroit news," "they're in!" tigers capture the division title in back-to-back seasons for the first time in more than 80 years. despite being in first place for 104 days this season, the white sox are now out of the playoff picture altogether. >>> washington nationals also clinched

eleven years later tony what's your read on the war in afghanistan what's been achieved. i'm very impressed with the start of knowledge of the real root issues which are revealing frankly. the majority the folks we went after using authorize use of military force the you on that have been killed or captured that should have been the big indicator that it was time to think about our strategy a parent back especially one of the what we've got been a lot and said what you've seen is what my friend jerry doyle calls combat to commerce where we've actually seen a full on use of military resources to go to vote create a democracy for the afghan people which frankly as we're seeing right now before we step away a less ready the karzai government is just that you know and most importantly you're i think as you pointed out and this is something you can go to new york times website actually look at. we actually won this and zero two zero three that the change in policy which allowed us to start this counterinsurgency strategy is the root of the real problem and let me be very clear

people who also are really starting to be more and more unsure of the mission earlier i spoke with tony shaffer from the center for advanced defense studies tony is the author of operation dark heart he served as a lieutenant colonel in the u.s. army and first shared his thoughts on sergeant turner and the afghan war overall. well i'm very impressed with the start of knowledge of the real root issues which reveal and frankly. the majority the folks we want after using also wise use of military force the yuan that have been killed or captured that should have been the big indicator that it was time to think about our strategy a parent back especially at one of the what we got then lot instead what you've seen is what my son jerry goil calls combat to commerce where we've actually seen a full on use of military resources to go to both create a democracy for the afghan people which frankly as we're seeing right now or we step away a less ready the karzai government is just that you know and most importantly you're i think as you pointed out and this is something you can go to new york time

>>reporter: good morning, tony. we've been going around this neighborhood this morning. it hasn't been too tough to find that sort of situation. take a look right here, a new location for us this morning, but still a similar situation. we are here on 11th street. take a look at this tree trunk. not really the kind of thing you want to see out your bedroom window when you're waking up the morning after a storm for sure. now, this was reported in the evening hours, around 6:00, 7:00, around the height of the storm. not any significant damage here, but still enough to cause some problems for the homeowners in this neighborhood. but in some cases that we saw around the area, there was major damage. let's talk about a house on conti road. that one made uninhabitable after a huge tree crashed down on the roof. it caused major structural damage. the good news is no one got hurt, but they did have to leave their home for the near future. again, as we were around this morning, we weren't too far away down on seventh and main

i'm tony perkens. >> i'm allison seymour. there are still many closings this morning, metro closed again. the transit agency is assessing the damage and we are hoping to get an update on when service will resume later today. >> the federal government offices are also closed again, so are most local government offices, and schools. >> hundreds of thousands of people are left in the dark this morng, in dc, maryland, and virginia, and here are the current numbers for you. dominion, more than 115,000 customers out in northern virginia. pep co right now dealing with about 25,000 outages. bge has around 84,000 outages. and montgomery, prince george's, cal vert, ann arundel and howard counties. so now potomac edison and smeco are also experiencing significant outages this morning. >> so let's find out what is happening. i know it is raining in much of the area. tucker barnes can give us the latest on the forecast and tell us what is happening with sandy. hey, tucker. >> good morning, tony. good morning, allison. good morning, everyb

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>>reporter: good morning, allison and tony. last night's debate was not full of zingers as it was expected to be. all of the attacks were squarely focused on policy. the candidates were cordial, but mitt romney's aggressive approach appeared to put president obama on defense. >> going forward with the status quo is not going to cut it for the american people who are struggling today. >>reporter: when i -- >> when i walked into the oval office, i had more than a trillion dollar deficit greeting me and we know where it came from. >>reporter: the debate, held at the university of denver was respectful and devoid of any major entertaining moments. it focused on tense domestic issues like taxes, social security and medicare and the role of the federal government. the president said romney's ideas are not specific enough. >> his running mate, congressman ryan put forward a budget that reflects many of the principles that governor romney has talked about, and it wasn't very detailed. this seems to be a trend. >>reporter: and romney re

a check outside with tony. warmer today than it was yesterday. >> we will make it into the 70's this afternoon. yesterday, the high was 58, 59. quite a difference today. if you're going to the ravens game, you picked a good one. it's 48 degrees right now, significantly warmer than it was yesterday at this time. as we go into the afternoon, wind will pick up out of the southwest. a mix of sun and clouds, high temperatures a range between 69 and 74 degrees. rain possible to start the week tomorrow. we will talk about that in a few minutes. stay with us. >> looking at the news making headlines this morning. a man has died and another recovering after a shooting after a house apart in anne arundel county around 1:30 on saturday morning in the 7000 block of outing avenue in pasadena. police say two men were taken to the hospital where morrow died. a shooting in north baltimore is a homicide investigation. investigators say officers found 18-year-old tash wanna jones lying in the 300 block of east 75th, suffering fro

>>reporter: hey, tony.gs work, i have decided my dogs seriously need to go to obedience school. they are amazing when you're talking about border collies and sheep herding. and when you're talking about that artform, and it really is when you watch them work, mark sober is the person you want to talk with, because he is with the trial and acre sheep herding demonstration team. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >>reporter: so let's talk a little bit about sheep herding, how it works and what's really going on here? >> well, what we do is livestock producer -- as livestock producers is we use these dogs as tools to move the livestock around. >>reporter: so for now, like our four little sheep there, forget you were leaving, you're, like, no, i want you to come back, so let's watch the dogs work. now, you just simply just said. >> away. >>reporter: but you hardly even said it very loudly. >> she doesn't have a hearing problem. walk up. walk up. >>reporter: man, she is eyeballing those sheep and the she

i'm tony tull live in nats park. back to the game. >> today's game could create a traffic nightmare downtown. it will likely end as the evening rush is beginning. ddot will have traffic officers on hand to keep things moving smoothly before and after the game. metro is running extra trains on the green line. if you're driving, going to the game, you might want to consider an alternative than the cash expensive lots around the game. it's hard to find those lots. they fill up quickly. pack at the anacostia rail station. >> anacostia is one stop away from the rail yard, and it's in the reverse direction of where most customers are going. you're actually moving away from the crowds. you go one stop, it's two minutes, and you're back at your car. >> that's a good tip. metro also suggests you have enough money to load on your fare card for the ride home before the game. that way you can get out as quickly as possible. show off your natitude. e-mail us your picture of your family at the game. the address is natspic@nbcwashi

tony!thbound 270 leaving 124 headed to the split, outer loop of the beltway below speed. all the lanes are open. if you are traveling in virginia, better news, outer loop of the beltway, stalled car cleared. traffic slowing down to about 48 miles per hour eastbound along 66. crash moved over to the shoulder. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thanks, julie. you may have to adjust some of your week travel plans. metro is doing more track work. red line trains will single track between judiciary square and fort totten. and orange line between stadium armory and cheverly. normal service resumes tuesday morning. >>> probably seen them scattered in nightclubs downtown or on your parked car. a d.c. council member wants to crack down on fliers left on windshields. >> the concern is they're littering streets over the city and residents are tired of picking them up. matt ackland has the story. >> reporter: they make a huge mess, those fliers left on car windshields often end up on the

tony danza!ael symon joins us after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ use freedom and get cash back. ♪ack. ♪ five percent at best buy. ♪ wow my definition is high. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. ♪ everybody get, everybody get! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a talented, talented chef whose new book, "carnivore," comes out october 16th. you can also see him on "symon's suppers", which airs thursdays at 9:30 p.m. on the cooking channel. please welcome my friend, chef michael symon, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right, what do we got? >> well, i'm going to start you out with a cocktail to kind of -- >> jimmy: oh, you're a good man. >> -- loosen you up a little bit. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. please. so what do we do? >> so, this is --i call it a gingersnap -- >> jimmy: all right. >> you know, it's a good, manly drink when you're about to have a little bit of pork. >> jimmy: so, is that what we're doing? [ laughte

tony has a check on your forecast. hey, tony. >> cold is the major morning headline here. going to stick around for a while as well. didn't make it out of the mid 50s. we'll sneak to 56, 57. the setup of the upper levels. the jet stream way down to the south. when you see this, you know it will be chilly on the east coast. there's impulses of energy riding along in the jet stream. got rid of one of those last night. that's what caused the rain delay. there's a calm period. and another one behind that that may give us chance for rain tonight. but right now, the skies are clear and that allowed the temperatures to drop. 41 in the airport. 40 in randallstown. the far western suburbs managed to get down to the mid 30s. 36 in frederick. how about that. frost out there as well. frederick, the northern part of carroll county in tawneytown, frost out there. in baltimore, that's not the case. look at the difference the water make, 51 in annapolis. the next little system we're talking about is showing up here. high thin clouds out of the mountains. shortly behind that, rain, unfortu

hey there tony you're at it former lieutenant colonel in the army and you know a little bit about how this process works what's your read on how this is you know trickled out. well badly to begin with and frankly she started out politically let's let me be very clear i was on another network talking about this the day after it happened and i said it was a terrorist event planned and all the information that i got that first day from my sources turned out to be completely true so the bottom line is this somehow the information i received from my sources are pretty much closed to what's going on was given to the white house as well so the question becomes why was the information was provided to be accurate the turns out same information rather the white house if they had a completely different interpretation and there's more to come let me be very clear on this and. more evidence coming out that this was not only neglect in the white house that this was indeed a very factually plan and it's not a cover up as john mccain just pointed out i disagree with him a lot as one point i agree wit

a little cool, and a creepy chill. [ creepy laugh by tony ] >> tony, that was pretty good. you, allison? upper 40s as trick or treaters head out to take care of business. if you clouds. not a perfectly sunny day. leftovers here associated with sandy to our north and west. but better conditions as we get into the afternoon hours. maybe a little sunshine along with our temperatures on the cool side. highs in the mid-50s. you can see the spin continues out there and things becoming less and less well organized with what's left over with sandy. still showers into pennsylvania, still have storm warnings, winter warnings out to the west for left over snow. things will be getting better from here. will be cool. now 43 in washington. 43leonardtown. highs later, mid-50s with sunshine this afternoon. good forecast for the weekend, with temperatures a little cooler than they should be. should be sunny and dry saturday and sunday. that's a look at weather. allison, over to you. >>> i have some very important information, tucker, thank you so much. your kids are sure to collect a lot of

tony hall had all right. go back to the drawing board and give us real oversight. don't rationalize that by keeping this cherawaed in place is just allowing the toxes toxes continued access to the hen house. >> thank you. >> hi. >> i'm concerned about the impacts on the voters, the economy and the tenants. i actually went to that committee to see what was going on after hear something reports about problems there. i made a couple of visits and i did not like what i saw. i think i heard a lot of testimony this afternoon about things getting swept under the rug and you are hearing a little bit of that carpet being pulled up right now and we're seeing reports about some problems there. i think it's not the unusual expiring of sunset and committees. you are starting to see there are issues here and like tony and the other speakers, i think you are faced with a bit of a problem in that have you two choices. one choice is to do something dramatic, like say, no this is not the time we're going to extend this committee. we're going to slow it down. and maybe reconstitute i

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> i'm alison seymour. happy you're with us on this friday. >>> let's go to tucker barnes. he has more on what we can expect today and tonight. >> sunshine today, though a little cool. temperatures in the mid-60s. winds will pick up, a blustery afternoon, setting the stage for a cold overnight. live look at satellite. cloud cover to the north and west. few clouds streaming through the d.c. area at this hour. again, should be mostly sunny today and after a cool start, pleasant afternoon with temperatures in the mid-60s. now at reagan national temperature has jumped to 54 degrees. dulles, 49. dulles overnight was back in the 30s. bwi marshall, 52. forecast for today, afternoon highs in the mid-60s. breezes will pick up as the cold front comes through. cold overnight. freeze watches just to the north and west of washington. i'll have details on how cold it will get coming up in a couple of minutes. tony, allison, back to you. >>> it has come down to this, ain't it great? the nats and cards in a one game winner

i'm tony perkens. >> i'm allison seymour.'re with us on what is a special day in the nation's capital. >> it really is. very exciting. a lot of good feeling out there. and tucker is dressed for the occasion. >> i have the official shirt on this. is what the players are wearing last night after they won. >> very cool. >> and it is available to the public. >> it will be, yes, it is available starting now. >> yes, some of the fans got it last night. pretty cool. >> is this the shirt that you think they're selling at mo's? >> we will find out. >> excellent. it looks good on you tuck. >> i recommend you get a size slightly larger than the one i'm trying to wear. >> i thought you liked the snugly fit. >> i do, but i'm having trouble breathing, allison. >> the rain shower activity, heavy in spots particularly in northwest washington and across the district, see the yellows and oranges and red, pretty good rainfall rates, so you know, if you can wait it out a little bit here, and wait to leave for work for a few more minutes, you mig

i'm alison seymour. >> i'm tony perkins.ro, you may see new signs today. melanie alnwick is live with why those ads are causing a lot of controversy. >> nearly 50% of children with autism wander away. we have the results of a new study and why this problem is putting a lot of kids in danger. >> i had never heard that before. a late start for the o's. the nats bring home another win. and the redskins, we'll let dave ross explain that one. >> does he have an explanation? >> yeah. >> later, not a position you want to find yourself in. find out what happens after a deer plays a game of cat and mouse with a park goer. it is now 8:59. monday morning. >> it is. so let's go to gwen now and find out what's happening with our weather forecast today. >> by the look on your face, tony, i'm like you, i want to know what happened. who won that battle? mother nature is winning the battle in temperatures. really chilling us out. she did yesterday as well. we've got a few light showe

> tony safar. >> jerry nunez. >> sarah murphy. >> tony safar. >> jerry nunez. >> sarah murphy. >> jerry. >> sarah murphy. >> jerry n. >> tony safar. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you guys ready to do this? what about you, tone loc? >> let's do it. >> jimmy: all right, let's bring out the hats. let's bring out the gloves. here they are. the hottest look this fall, fresh off the runways. available wherever fine hats and gloves are sold. ♪ here we go. let's put them on right now. you just put them on right now there, buddy. hey, pal, how are you? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: nice to see you. [ light laughter ] here you go, tony. there you go. that's good. did you just tear it in half? hulk, calm down. [ laughter ] >> i don't know my own strength. >> jimmy: what is going on, man? somebody call lance armstrong. get this guy -- a livestrong bracelet. all right, ready, buddy? yes. dude, you're never gonna get those gloves off. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] what is wrong with you, man? >> super strong! >> jimmy: this is insane. don't rip the hat in half, all right? just calm down. [ laug

tony, you're big on yum. you must be happy with the news, right? >> well, i mean, it is great, you know? 50% of companies are missing on the top end, so to hear 'em do that, you know, it's good news. david: all right. tony and david, thank you, gentlemen. good to see you both. appreciate it. liz: thank you very much. david: chinese telecom giant huawei is being called a national security threat or at least it could become one by a new congressional report. the company isn't taking the accusations lightly, they're calling it reckless, and we have huawei's vice president of external affairs to make his case coming up. liz: don't miss that. plus, don't miss this: orasure, the company that came out with the home hiv test, that test hitting stores you can take it home, do can it privately. could be a huge game changer. the ceo joins us in his first be business television interview with a look at this revolutionary product. and stand by, he is going to tell us who they have signed on as their first big celebrity endorser. we'll tell you right here first

tragedy and we want to sort of get to the bottom of them to help me do that i was joined earlier by tony shaffer with the center for advanced defense studies he's also the author of the book operation dark heart he first explain just how things are trickling down. well badly to begin with and frankly as you pointed out politically let's let me be very clear i was on another network talking about this the day after it happened and i said it was a terrorist event planned and all the information that i got that first day from my sources turned out to be completely true so the bottom line is this somehow the information i received from my sources are pretty much closed to what's going on was given to the white house as well so the question becomes why was the information was provided to be accurate to turns out same information where the white house if they had a completely different interpretation and there's more to come let me be very clear on this and. more evidence coming out that this was not only neglect in the white house that this was indeed a very factually planned and intimate cov

i want to mention real quick, that's tropical storm tony. first time we've ever had a tony.ny. there's your accu weather 7 day. big cool down for the end of the weekend. 62 on sunday. low 50s. make sure your jackets are out this week. tony, over to you. >> thank you very much. he's the guy who always gets the deals and the best part is telling someone else all about it. steve joins us live from dallas with a look at the money saving apps that he never goes shopping without. tell us all about it. and good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. these apps are essential but no reason why you can't start using them today. here's the best part. every single one of them 100% free. start with my favorite one. i use this every time i walk into a store. sometimes even i forget the coupons but i never forget my phone. uses gps technology to track the stores in your area and deliver coupons for those stores to your smart phone. listed to see if it's listed that day. you click on the coupon and you start saving instantly. the savings are substantial. $25 off. 50% off. $10 off

tony? >>> sarah, thank you very much. mitt romney's oldest son is making headlines this morning for a joking comment he made in the wake of tuesday's presidential debate. it involves punching the president. tag romney was an a north carolina radio show yesterday when the host asked about the romney family watching the debate in person. >> what is it like for you to hear the president of the united states call your dad a liar. how do you react to that? >> jump out of your seat and you want to rush down to the debate stage and take a swing at him, but you know you can't do that, first, because there's a lot of secret service and it's the nature of the process. they're going to try to do everything they can to make my dad something he's not. we signed up for it. we have to take our punches and send them back the other way. >> during the interview he also talked about how nervous mitt romney gets before the debates. >>> there is another debate tonight in the race for the open virginia senate se

tony for best play. a story about a boy and his horse, the war that tears them a part, and the friendship that binds them together. and this is what we have this morning. the first coming out to talk about the show and then the importance about the music. it's not a musical, but music plays an intricate role. when you are talking about war of horse, have to have the horse in the show. they're going show us how it works and albert, the actor who plays albert will join us as well and all of the information to get tickets yourself. i will tell you that they are going fast. get them now. >> ky understand why. thank you, holly. >> and time for our facebook fan university day. he tells us he just moved to the region from kentucky, and he's already hooked. we have a tendency to do that, dave. so you know. thanks for watching, by the way. you have a chance to be a friend of the day. log on to our facebook page and leave a comment under jason's picture. that is it for the 6:00 hour. now over to allison and tony t

. >> just sent tony and me the beer. thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. how confident are you the orioles will bring the playoffs back to baltimore this weekend? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. more orioles post-season coverage on our website, wbaltv.com. you can look at the orioles' post season magic in a slide show. you can upload your own pictures. >> doctors and hospitals are urged to stop using a steroid from a pharmacy that has been linked to a deadly meningitis outbreak. one person in maryland has died. 17,000 vials of steroids have been recalled. >> all of them -- they're in the process of contacting the patients come to any patient who may have been exposed to the product. >> to see a list of facilities affected, visit our website, wbaltv.com, and click on medical alert. today we get a snapshot of how the economy is doing before th . election >> hallie jackson has more. what predictions are out there? >> the une

massive sounds tony so massive. substantial. but yes, yes, yes, this is not the time to quibble over adjectives. with our bucket trucks, threshold is 30 to 45 miles an hour. we're talking 18, 24 of winds greater than 40 miles an hour sustained, so the bucket trucks to crews, due to safety regulations can not perform taking trees off of wires, removing trees and the position in the bucket truck. that adds to why we say this will be a long term, or should say a protracted prolonged outage because we can't do the work. now, from internally, from our transmission station substations, we'll be able to move some switches and move some power around, but when your neighborhood's impacted, someone says there's a tree on my front lawn, there's a tree that knocked down wires, winds are gusting 60, 70 miles an hour, unfortunately, we're going to have to wait. it's going to take a few days. >> we want you all to be safe as well. thank you, thanks for joining us by phone. clay of course from popco. >> i like substantial better than massive as

now let's have fun with tony.e mention quick, the fox 5 weather app, free, and will give you weather information 24 hours a day. the best part, we actually hit twitter on the fox 5 weather app and we'll update and tweet what's going on in the world as the storm approaches. that's the latest tony, back to you. >>> thank you very much. a brand-new comedy club in our area plans to feature classic old school comedians and they're starting with j.j. walker, who performs there at laughter hours through saturday night. walker is not just a comedian. he's also an author. he's quite politically active and has his own app. he joins us now. hello. >> nice to be here. thank you. >> nice to have you here. there's the book. "good times, bad times, our times, dine dyn-o-mite" describes your early days. you're from new york city. >> yes. >> hard life early on. >> still going hard. [ laughter ] >> it's always a battle. >> always a battle, yeah. you found out that you could make people laugh at a young age, almost by accident. >> i