Morning Express with Robin Meade

Ahead of phone calls with President Obama and Mitt Romney on Friday, Israel's Prime Minister used poster board and a red marker to make an urgent point during an address to the United Nations. 

Asking, "Where should a red line be drawn?" Benjamin Netanyahu drew one himself across the top of a bomb-shaped chart showing Iran's progress toward building a nuclear weapon. "Right here," he said tapping the board, "Before Iran reaches the second stage of nuclear enrichment necessary to make a bomb." 

Big thanks to the Georgia Institute of Technology's Yellow Jacket Marching Band for helping Morning Express with Robin Meade launch HLN's battle of the bands! 

Between versions of "Moves Like Jagger" and the "Budweiser Song" (traditionally played during Tech games at the end of the third quarter) Ryan Korflund filled meteorologist Bob Van Dillen in on a Yellow Jacket tradition known as the "RAT Cap." RAT, it turns out, is an acronym which stands for "recruit at Tech."

It really stinks to be a pro hockey fan right now. The NHL recently announced the cancellation of the entire preseason because of a breakdown in labor talks between the players and the league. 

Well just in the nick of time, a new sport (or an old sport with a skimpy twist) is coming to warm the... um... hearts of hockey fans who are frozen out of their icy obsession: Bikini basketball! 

A man walked into Accent Signage Systems in Minneapolis, Minnesota and opened fire, killing four people, police say.

Authorities say the gunman killed the company's founder before he fatally shot himself. At least four others were wounded in the workplace shooting, according to authorities.

Years ago we were out hunting woolly mammoths, plowing fields or building railroads.  Our jobs often included heavy labor.

But now, millions of us do most of our work typing away at a desk. 

The 'real' referees for the NFL will be back in action tonight.  They struck a deal with the league overnight, ending a painful stint with replacement refs. 

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell apologized to fans during a conference call on Thursday.

It's a different way to think.  Take party politics out of the equation and just look at the pure math. 

Politify says it's non-partisan and all the data is as 'apples-to-apples' as you can get.