laster, they were the only member of their sunbelt expansion cohort to pull off that feat.eng up, football fans heading to warmer climates to warmer climates future for their teams. what is the business climate in 2013? our next guest offers a forecast. and this week "portfolio" you name then first team out of the lead's original six to win the stanley cup? ♪ >> here's the answer to the stumper. the nhl had only six teams for 50 seasons. the first expansion team to win the cup was the philadelphia flyers. they won the championship in 1974. by comcast,re owned one of the largest boards and entertainment firms. they also work with a number of clients to provide marketing services and develop revenue streams. the president of front row marketing talks to us about a particular area of marketing, the marketing of college football games. 35 of them. is it too many or the right number? >> you think there might be some bold fatigue in there with 35 games, but what you have is a content game. if content is the new oil, then certainly attendance and the ratings are stalwart. these th

heavy laster fell from the .eiling during a performance more than 700 people were in the theater at the >> the deal with the uae fell apart and a potential separate ine to saudi arabia is also trouble. hans nichols has the latest. >> prime minister's david cameron's effort to bring more defense industry jobs back to the u.k. has hit some turbulence and stalled out because talks with the united arab emirates .it a breaking point the uae announced the talks have stopped. this is part of buying 60 jets for $6 billion. there is a separate pricing dispute with saudi arabia. it does mark a big reversal for cameron. two or three weeks ago at the dubai air show, there was talk that the deal was on track. bargaining byhard the united arab emirates. they may be looking to other customers. to be --d be using bae for a better deal with france. let's watch the stock price this morning to see how much this deal was priced in and whether or not the stock takes a hit. angle to this and there is also this saudi deal. is that more important to the bottom line? >> we are talking about more jets, 72 jets.

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this witness, lugene laster, knew him and said he saw him and left in a station wagon that looked likes. lester testified he got in the car, got in wayne's car. in court lester would identify wayne williams as the driver. >> lugene laster pretty much an eye witness said you gave a ride to jo-jo bell in your station wagon. >> okay. >> did you? >> no, i did not. >> williams did not deny he was the driver. he instead insisted his passenger had to be someone else. jo-jo bell was never to be seen again. >> it would be horrendous if another child dies, period. >> a week later, sammy davis jr. and frank sinatra came to atlanta for a concert to benefit the children. the photographer up on stage, that's wayne's father, homer williams, with the black newspaper "atlanta world." >> how come you got no tuxedo on there on the stage looking like that there? >> backstage with sammy davis jr. in a photo which made the front page, that's future mayor kasim reed. >> i remember that. that's so cool meeting frank sinatra. >> as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every s

. >> laster was actually a very bad flu season.ospitalizations of elderly and ver the past decade than they have been keeping these figures. it was an influenza season that had very early, which is one of the reasons that we are here so early this year giving our flu shots. i like to say that they are covered under obamacare, but you cannot tell us that they are. lou: doctor marc siegel, bringing humor and great knowledge about all of this. and the cdc, bringing back some various issues. you know, where are we? are we vulnerable right now because of the shutdown? >> i think that we are. i think tht 135 million have been made and distributed already. isn't here in a big w yet. so if the cdc comes back in full force, you know, two this are out. and they are very important in the flu season. ahead can save come back. >> can we get a shot as we are talking? just stay on her for a moment, if you would, please. as we discuss the health care sector. can we get a single of this because i think everyone should. [laughter] >> just like that.

looking forward to the laster and love a family brings. >> earlier i spoke with the executive director of the family equality council. he's pushing for a law for couples to adopt. across the country there's a patchwork of laws and policies presenting barriers for loving lbgd adults. so it depends on where you are. the bottom line is we are not serve our country's children best. we have 400,000 in foster care. 100,000 are eligible for adoption. >> for gay people some states that make it difficult for them to adopt. what do they face? >> they face a host of legal and cultural biases. virginia passed a clause allowing agencies acting on behalf of the state to put their bias and discriminate against the best needs of the child. they could face legal issues as they try to finish the adoption. they can face cultural issues. >> how hopeful are you that this time the country is ready for this type of legislation? >> this is a commonsense piece of legislation, putting the needs of the children ahead. we are hopeful. we have supporters on both sides of the aisle. we are hoping children will be p

laster we had record lows.e are at 20% below that now. 1990s, wes ash in the averaged -- last week, we had one murder the whole week. with a million fewer people living in the city. >> granted that, what did you do to make that a reality? >> smarter policing. use of technology and track kicks -- tactics. work at the real-time crime sensor that does not really exist anywhere else. we have operation crewcut, as we call it, that addresses young groups of boys who are shooting each other. we found these crews or gains are responsible for about 30% of our day ash tower shootings. we found these crews or gains -- gangs are responsible for of our30% of our daily -- shootings. >> what is the right balance between security and individual rights, privacy? have you had to address that same issue and rethink that issue? >> we have to address it every day. the contrary of lawyers that look at our activities -- we have a cadre of lawyers that look at our activities. we look at terror operations, we have some the called 8 --

. >> i congratulated the president on his bold and brave efforts to bring about a laster and just peaceide of colombia, in his negotiate uns with the farc, i'm pleased to see the president's strong commitment. >> just this month, a rebel commander and several others were killed in colombia. it's not known if this operation relied on u.s. assistance. this program has been in place initiated under president bush and continued under president obama. when contacted by fox news today, a cia spokesman declined to comment on this story. harris? >> steve, thank you very much. >>> police in california tonight are searching for what they call a speedy thief. they hope somebody might recognize the guy caught on camera. one second you see him checking out an expensive piece of jewelry, the next you don't. the rest of the story coming up. brand new video of a mall brawl. they're trying to get their hands on a particular item that they say is very hot. is that guy naked? almost. very hot this christmas season. hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one

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politics, former senator scott brown who lost his seat in laster's election has found a buyer for hisassachusetts home and plans to move to new hampshire. there is speculation that he may who isge jeanne shaheen, seeking reelection next year. senator brown lost his seat to elizabeth warren in the 2012 election. senate democrats expect a budget bill to survive a test vote today now that at least seven republican said they will support the regulation. it will ease budget cuts in part by reducing the deficit by a modest $23 billion over the coming decades. these the words of the associated press. the house passed the measure expected to reach president obama's desk no later than tomorrow. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> what is going on today comes down to two words, fundamental transformation. those are obama's words. i ask a couple of questions. does the president have the power to transform america? of course not. you want to fundamentally change america? that means you don't like capitalism and our constitutional system very much. when you keep hearing this

. >> the world thinks as afghanistan's declines to 13% from 14% laster. >> a historic flight betweend cuba. a commercial passenger plane from key west landed in havana. before the 1959 cuban revolution, key west was a regular departure spot. monday flight called a test carried just nine people. it comes two years after federal officials gave the green light to resume flights and the passengers will remain in cuba until january 3. >> there are no federal guidelines rewarding lung cancer screenings. a panel of medical experts for the first time ever is recommending annual c.t. scans for the those with the highest risks. doctors say it could save the lives of thousands suffering the deadly cancer. >> leslie lit up his first cigarette in a foxhole during world war ii. >> i think i was nervous and upset, and one of the guys said here, light up, it will it will you down, so i did. >> after decades of smoking, he was diagnosed with lung cancer picked up during a c.t. scan in 2007 that eventually saved his life. >> they showed me the pictures and said you better see your doctor. >> he's one