this witness, lugene laster, knew him and said he saw him and left in a station wagon that looked likeied 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 saturday. >> we l

laster they were saying it was of about three percent.ers deal with losses and consumer prices going up. last year you had inflation at one percent and now they're looking at three percent. it could go higher and peak in the summer months. >> you're going to keep all wing this for us. thank you for joining us. my next guest does not have to worry about this because he is an innovator when it comes to the growing trend of me free foods. thanks for joining us. >> we are the manufacturer based project. perre growing at 30%, 40% year. we are reaching a customer that we call flexitarian. i would like to continue the end meat.d like -- to eat the consumerng that is health-conscious and exercises on a regular basis and are looking to diversify. >> have has -- how has the taste profile of meatless food changed? >> that is critical and thanks for asking that question. we have all had an experience with meatless meat that tastes like cardboard. for me, taste is number one and for the consumer. we are taking a blend of soy, quinoa that is in the sha

laster was a pain for gold. we think this year is building a base and looking for topside. you don't hold it, it does not matter. if you do all that, it forms some diversity in your per folio. >> great to have you with us this morning. up, soccer fans are not the only ones looking forward to the great -- the world cup in result. seemakers of budweiser higher sales in the country in single orhis -- sporting event in 2014. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move. i am manus cranny. deal's been a $5 million with argentina over his white -- ypf deal. customers and europe are starting to expect improvement in the economy. the company's european chief made those comments at the mobile world congress. he said that germany is leading the way while france's outlook is the most negative of the region. ab inbev released their earnings today. the world's biggest brewer sees growth in the u.s. and in brazil. that is think to the -- thanks to the world cup. caroline hyde has more on the story. a good set of numbers and a couple of key areas. becks,s stella artois, budweiser. it is the biggest

this year, laster is messaging.annot give you a reasonable forecast on what i will be doing in my smartphone four or five years from now. goes back to my question, is it worth paying $19 billion if we do not know in five years if we will still be using it? >> what if google bought this instead? >> what if? twitter had bought instagram, you could argue that twitter would be in a different place now. and facebook might have a different problem. it goes back to the point i made earlier about aggression. the really interesting thing about watching facebook and google now is how aggressive and ruthless they are in reacting to disruption and in jettisoning previous functions about what their business is supposed to be. that's very different from what big internet companies were doing 10, 15 years ago when they thought, we have won. i think mark zuckerberg more than anyone else would say, i have no idea what facebook will be five years from now. >> benedict evidence of andreessen horowitz, ben thompson of stratechery. we w

actor in 2006 for his performance, and received supporting actor nominations in his roles in "the laster", "doubt" and "charlie wilson's war." >> i spent the last three years learning finnish. i'm never sick at sea. i want to know why i'm not going be your helsinki station chief." >> philip seymour hoffman has been promoting one of the his latest works at the sundance film festival called "a most wanted man." he admitted to being treated for a drug addiction and spoke about a relapse after being drug free. it was wide by reported that philip seymour hoffman went through a drug treatment program for addictions including snorting heroin. >> he had struggled with addiction that have been beating it, and was tremendously talented, one of the most talented actors. >> hoffmann's family released a statement saying: >> philip seymour hoffman was just 46 years old. >> and the film and art critic richard fitz williams joins us from london. thank you for being with us on the program. where do you place philip seymour hoffman, do you think, in the modern era of actors. >> he was a remarkable screen

its field of vision is 30,000 times large irthan the hubble telescope and the laster telescope scientists have sent into orbit. now to the new planets. scientists say they all are in solar systems like ours and four are in habitable zone, not too cold, not to hot. now more with bill nye the science guy. a lot of new planets. >> we have a technique for -- i say we -- these guys have a technique for finding planets faster. uses statistical techniques to sort for stars that have big planets and so you watch them to dim, the planet as they go by. two deep questions, shepard. >> yes, sir. >> where did we come from? are with alone? if you want to answer those two questions you have to explore space. so, when i was in school, people used to say, maybe there's -- traumatized -- people used to say there might be one planet on every hundred stars. that was speculative. now looks like there's dozens of planets around every star, and so then if you can home in even more and say, there's several planets that are in this zone where you would have liquid water, you're not too far from the star where it'

laster in the central valley needs drove off with over a half million dollars in almonds, walnuts, andy have a flatbed trailer and then loaded up down the road. tour farms can be easy targets. they are tough to secure. a newly formed task force is increasing awareness and asking farmers and sellers to report anything suspicious. >> our job includes how to present this from happening in the first place. reporter: some have started carrying guns and some have issued restrictions on buying or selling nuts and we are cracking down on that crime. jenna: well, a bright side to this brutal winter. and how robotic pills could revolutionize treatment for millions of americans. we will tell you about it next. [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. . ... ... ... ... ... ... jon: some technology that could change the lives of so many people. jenna: and inventor has come up with a robo

. >> as for way we are going next >> laster the president proposed last year the president proposed linking benefits to train cpi's. will the president renew that offer and attempt to bring down the long-term deficits? what vision does he have for dealing with long-term benefits? >> i do not want to lift the curtain on any specifics one way or another about the budget of the president is going to be putting out. i can't say that it is a budget that is just like all of his previous budgets and we will take seriously the need to make investments in key areas for economic growth and also will take seriously the need to reduce our deficit over the medium and long run to make sure that deficit reduction is done in a balanced manner. that includes revenue. it protects the things that are most important. the other thing i would say in thinking about the budget and the long-run budget is that i think it is important for people to understand that there has been a significant and prove meant, not just in the short run budget but also in the long-run outlook cbo putting the fiscal gap, the measure of

laster, i suggested the irs need to revisit these rules to provide greater clarity. as to what is considered a political activity for purposes of making a 501 designation, the rules proposed by the irs have attested to do just that in my opinion. i cannot say whether the irs struck the right balance, but i do know that they will take any and all concerns seriously though for finalizing them. however, this committee cannot help the irs and these reforms did we do not adequately fund agency. appropriations4 gave the irs more than the sequester level, but the irs is still being funded at its lowest level since fiscal year 2008. if we care about the fair implementation of our tax laws, this is simply unacceptable. y'all know at this level of funding, every additional dollar even to the irs allows them to bring in at least six dollars from taxes. we cannot ask more from the irs and provide them with less. that is not a good recipe for tax compliance or the nation. i hope the hearing will be of use as we discussed funding levels. hereconcerned we might be to engage in elec