. >> but first, tieing the knott. getting married may be falling out of favor. i'll look at the numbers, next. >>> salute all who serve at home and abroad this holiday season. >> i'm samuel schmidt from steven city, virginia. i'm currently deployed in afghanistan. i want to say happy holidays to my wife, michelle. i love you, baby. i'll be home soon. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. >>> the idea of marriage being the norm seems to be fading tonight. according to the research center, the number of people tieing the knott is at a record low. the group studies the latest figures to find that 51% of adults had rings on their fingers. that's down from 6%. back in the 1960s, nearly

sunset today at 4:44, south wind at 5 to 10 knotts, your next high tide at ft. mchenry 6:06. today 49 degrees, we could easily hit 50 with partly sunny skies, 28 degrees tonight, partly cloudy. for tomorrow right up around 42 degrees for those folks who are making that trip downtown on sunday. 40 degrees at kickoff, one is all the action. of course, we have been talking but that colts and ravens, it is going to be a nice football sunday weather-wise. >> in between then get ready for one of the greatest football rivalries of all time. army taking on navy tomorrow afternoon, a game you can see live right here at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. still to come, a pill to boost your memory. hear about developments scientists are making in health watch and remember w js 13 is always on, here are some of the stories we are following on our website, for constant updates and that first wa,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in today's wjz health watch, women treated for breast cancer may want to watch how much starchy food they eat. scientists find breast cancer survivors who eat more foods containing starch are

touchdown shy from setting the nfl record for most by a tight end and what you have is an offensive jugger knott. >> their defense may not be ranked that well, they have an offense that will put points on the board and do a lot of good things where they can give up ho points and knows brady will have their points. so we need to do a good job all around. and kind of, you know, bring it down a little bit. >> so the patriots have never won in washington, d.c. and the skins haven't won at fedex since september 18. on sunday, the playing field will be somewhat even because the army navy game will be at fedex mike shanahan did say he is concerned. sp speak of army navy, the series has been one sided lately. navy won the last nine meetings, including last year's this year's game being played at fedex game for the first time. they are excited to be playing closer to home. >> i think it's special, you know, i know our guys are excited about it. i know our school is excited about being able to play here in the nation's capital. the game itself has so much significance for so many people. but this great sy

this is the fourth time that o'connor tied the knott., the trouble started pretty quickly. she posted news on her blog explaining within three hours of the ceremony being over the marriage was kiaboshed by behavior of people in my husband's life and also by a bit of a wild ride i took us on looking for a bit of a smoke of weed for me wedding night as i don't drink. now considering the man o'connor married is reportedly a youth substance abuse counselor, i can see why his friends and family might not approve of this match, but then again considering the couple actually reportedly met when herridge reached out to o'connor after she announced she was desperate for sex, she blogged she wanted to meet a sweet, sex starved man, and he responded. i'm not sure he didn't know what he was getting into. for her part, sinead o'connor said they split amicably. >> two weeks of fun. >> yeah, why not. those first eight days, boy, those were some special days. >> new list of films to be preserved by the library of congress. tell us about the movies on th

administration can try to manipulate the numbers but there can be no doubt that the federal regulatory jagger knott is holding back -- jugger not is holding back job growth. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> republicans have been talking about debt and deficit for the last year and here we will add nearly $200 billion to the deficit. we are going to use a bunch of pay-fors that we will set aside for the deficit. this is ploast disingenuous group of folks we have seen in a long time. mr. schrader: we are willing to pass another payroll tax cut that adds to the difficulty of funding our system. oh, no. we are going to issue some i.o.u.'s. i don't think there is a single american out there that believes another i.o.u. is a good thing for social security. we have got to stop borrowing against our social security. not only that, the payroll tax, you get only 60 cents back for every dollar you invest. i don't think that's a very good in

most people -- knott most people did a lot of people that home are still thinking of this as some sortplayers would go back to work in an instant. they are happy with the existing contract and they are not asking for anything more. the owners are saying we need another billion dollars to help operate our teams to grow the game, to feel more comfortable about our profit margins, so on and so forth. that's basically the deal. now, fans sitting at home probably need to think about it in these terms. t want to pay your money to the owners or do you want to pay your money to the players? c-span: let's go back to the sports broadcasting act of 1962, which exempted all these sports teams from the antitrust laws. first of all, why did we as a country exempt all these sports teams from the antitrust? >> guest: it's a decision we've made. the baseball decision, the clip that you showed of jesse ventura talking about the baseball decision, the decision was very clear. the supreme court basically said that it's a national treasure, it's a national position and we are going to treat it as not an or