a trophy named lombardi.ek a player named michael sam who was cut by the st. louis rams who drafted him back in april in the 7th round. he was cut by st. louis, but the university of missouri defensive end, s.e.c. co-defensive player of the year, he got signed by somebody else, he got picked up by the dallas cowboys. dallas has what could politely be called defense issues this year. they could really use mr. sam's pass rushing ability. they need defense, they picked him up. that said, he's michael sam. you may also know him in this context. >> i'm not afraid to tell the world who i am. i'm michael sam. i'm a college graduate. i'm african-american. and i'm gay. >> since that announcement, michael sam and will the league accept an openly gay player, that's become a sports media freakout beyond anything anyone could have imagined. and yet second guessing his talents and speculation about his showering habits, really, seriously? michael sam went to work, had a solid preseason, sacked johnny manziel. the sky didn'

. >> el vocero del vaticano federico lombardi emitiÓ la informaciÓn mediante un comunicado en el que >> Él siempre venÍa por aquí, pero yo no pensaba eso ni nada cuando explotÓ explotose oyo esÓ sÍ hizo esos pecados tienen que pagar. >> en el comunicado lombardi afirman que el papa francisco quiere que el caso sea tratado sin demora en santo domingo, repÚblica dominicana francisco medrano univisiÓn. >> la cumbre del clima reuniÓ a lÍderes de todo el mundo llamada por el secretario de la onu. desde ny blanca rosa bilches tiene las declaraciones de obama que pidiÓ a china, el principal emisor de gases. a los estados unidos que tome el liderazgo del tema. >> son mÁs de 120 lÍderes mundiales reunidos en una parte de la asamblea general de la onu que buscan coincidir en un tratado global sobre el clima que podrÍa afirmarse en parís a finales del prÓximo aÑo. nadie queda exento dijo el presidente obama. >> solo podemos tener Éxito en la lucha contra el cambio climÁtico si todo el mundo participa. para el departamento de estado su desafÍo global en este la seguridad y prosperidad van juntas

as you see lombardy, the roadway starts to elevate and it's capturing parcels. >> it used to. >> two 2 years ago it did. >> yes. i understand why that's the way it is. it obviously sounds like good legislation. it's very health oriented. i want to make sure that we are accurately assessing the areas that have the impacts and we also have to differentiate where people may have a lot of respiratory problems and this is the causes with the very air around them and we want to make clear that it is from the elements in the air that everybody breathes. the other thing i wanted to ask is there a basis of other jurisdictions similar to this? >> as far as we know, one exist article 38 that was adopted we were the first as far as we know anywhere to do this. oakland sort of requires a similar mitigation. our conditional of approval actually and the air district is looking to our example to put this in other jurisdictions in the bay area. >> that's fine and i think you said this is particularly for other projects. >> for construction? >> would there be any requirement for private developers to

. >> el vocero del vaticano federico lombardi emitiÓ la informaciÓn mediante un comunicado en el queratado sin demora en santo domingo, repÚblica dominicana francisco medrano univisiÓn. >> la cumbre del clima reuniÓ a lÍderes de todo el mundo llamada por el secretario de la onu. desde ny blanca rosa bilches tiene las declaraciones de obama que pidiÓ a china, el principal emisor de gases. a los estados unidos que tome el liderazgo del tema. >> son mÁs de 120 lÍderes mundiales reunidos en una parte de la asamblea general de la onu que buscan coincidir en un tratado global sobre el clima que podrÍa afirmarse en parís a finales del prÓximo aÑo. nadie queda exento dijo el presidente obama. >> solo podemos tener Éxito en la lucha contra el cambio climÁtico si todo el mundo participa. para el departamento de estado su desafÍo global en este la seguridad y prosperidad van juntas. >> vamos a cumplir con nuestras promesas para reducir por ejemplo las emisiones de diÓxido de carbono tambiÉn mejorar la eficiencia de nuestros hogares y nuestros edificios eso es muy importante. >> refiriÉndose pro

this is not vince lombardi's football league. this is very, very wrong. they are morally krumt. >> where is this heading? you work for a liberal magazine and i'm wondering, where do you think this experience with this case and the other case, child beating, wife beating, this is about beating up people. >> this is a violent society, a violent game. often time that violence can't be contained on the field. people want their players to be the equivalent of officers and gentlemen. violent on the field and community leaders off. that's not how it works. sally said why do we care about the nfl being a moral leader at all and saying the game is where the game is. where i think this is heading, if roger goodell won't give up, he will be the judge, jury and commissioner of the league and borrow some rules so there's a standard so they don't careen. >> i don't follow you on that. i think there can be very tough fighters. mohammed ali is one of my heroes the way he fought for his principles. you never heard of him getting involved in the middle of a night somewhere

vincent lombardi. he coached the redskins and said i don't like that image there.. we'll call it the redskins and then the logo will be an r, and then win vince lombardi died they went back to the indians. it's one of theqv great nfl te. >> there are those who think the redskins name is offensive. there's another network that says that they think that saying redskins is akin to using the n-word. >> i've never heard that heard argument made seriously. and with any credence. the redskins are a great team. they pack that stadium. as far as i know, they haven't lost any advertisers. >> they packed that statement when they were 3-13. >> correct. this is a private decision for the owners of that team. it is not a role for government. on the other hand, if people want to boycott the team, because they don't like the name, that's their privilege. >> what do you go, go to the atlanta indians -- >> where does this stop? there you go. are they offended by the name of the new york giants? are people in the south offended -- >> people are by the giants, period. >> the new york

the space needle, the market, and now include the lombardi trophy. >> the game has never been stronger, and here we are with the game, the season kicking off tonight, this is a huge, huge night. >> reporter: the nfl celebrating the newest champion right here on nbc. behind the scene, miles of kale and mobile control rooms in place and ready for kickoff. >> couldn't be better. you want that atmosphere, the championship banner will be exciting. the fans are into it. >> super fan right here. >> reporter: the party actually started this week when downtown was turn eed into a playground r little kids, big kids, and even these kids. flag teams have. practicing their steps on the field while just outside seattle's own sound garden and pop sensation ferrel got in a practice before the teams take center stage. a full evening of fun and football, and for nbc sports, a season that starts with the first game tonight and enz with the last one. super bo super bowl in arizona. >> drum roll, 5:30 pacific time, fire up the grill. speaking of firing up, a round of severe storms? >> same areas, minnesota

but mollie lombardi, a "human capital management" consultant says the software itself is not nefariouscause without it. >> managers end up spending a lot of time in the back room, sort of looking at bits and pieces of paper of people's vacation requests, looking at delivery schedules, trying to find the balance between the right number of staff and the right number of slots available in the shift. >> reporter: but, lombardi says: >> if a manager is told: you need to operate at the least labor cost possible, they may take that to heart a little too literally and start to schedule down to bare bones and actually not be delivering the customer experience or the employee experience that the company wants. >> reporter: meanwhile, onieka o'kieffe did have to work at american eagle on sunday, midnight to 6 a.m. >> i can't complain cause it's hours but i was hoping to have today off. >> reporter: then 7:00 a.m. to noon at crocs, back to american eagle at midnight on monday, and on to crocs for the noon to 8:00 p.m. shift. and so it went last week, until she'd put in 24 hours at american eagle,

the space needle, pike place market, and now you can include the lombardi trophy. >> the game has never been stronger, and here we are with the game, with the season kicking off tonight. this is a huge, huge night. >> reporter: the nfl celebrating its newest champion right here on nbc. behind the scenes miles of cable and mobile control rooms are in place, and the broadcast team is ready for kickoff. >> it couldn't be better. you want that atmosphere. the championship banner is going to be exciting. these fans are into it. >> super fan right here. >> reporter: the party actually started earlier this week when downtown was turned into a playground. for little kids, big kids, and even these kids. flag teams have been practicing their steps on the field, while just outside seattle's own sound garden and pop sensation pharrell got in a final rehearsal for the pregame concert tonight just before the teams take center stage. >> should be a full evening of fun and football here. for nbc sports, it's a season that begins with the first game here tonight and ends with the last game, the super bo

the space needle, tight place market, and now you can include the lombardi trophy. >> the game has neverbeen stronger and here we are with the game, with the season kicking off tonight, this is a huge, huge night. >> reporter: the nfl celebrating its newest champion right here on nbc. behind the scenes, miles of cable and mobile control rooms are in place and the broadcast team is ready for kickoff. >> it couldn't be better. you want that atmosphere, the championship barn is going to be exciting. these fans are into it. >> super fan right here! >> reporter: the party actually started earlier this week when downtown was turned into a playground for little kids, big kids, and even these kids. flag team have been practicing their steps on the field while just outside, seattle's own sound garden. and pop sensation pharrell got in a pre-game practice for the concert tonight, just before the teams take center stage. >> it really should be a full evening of fun and football and for nbc sports, the beginning of a season with the first game here tonight and the last one, super bowl xlix in arizon

the saezhawks will share that coveted lombardi trophy with fans tonight much to the chagrin of niner fans all over the bay area. you can watch the game if you want to right here on nbc bay area starting at 5:30. >> great game. >>> and you can bet marshawn lynch will play in the game. the seattle running back uses an interesting offseason training program dead lifting what appears to be a lifetime collection of skit ls. the love of skittles goes back 15 years. they would help him play well and run fast. the oakland native and former star did not look back, and now, with a new commercial with skittles incorporating candy sbool his training regimen. >> you can tell so much about a person based on what is their go to candy. i like whachamacalit. what is your can dif choice? >> i really like them,est there a specific chevron, i know where they are. extra large size. we'll talk about it. over here, smooth drive for 580, the earlier slowing, simmer down and all the activity is over to the shoulder. better news for the tri-valley. san mateo bridge, easy flow of traffic across the bay. no pro

. >> kristen lombardi. >> thank you for having me on program. # the obama administration ramped up its efforts to combat assaults when president obama created a federal task force dedicated to the topic in january. so by april senior hadnistration officials released a set of recommendations for how campuses to incidents of sex ultimate saul and they describe these guidelines as aimed atirst steps identifying the scope of the problem on college campuses, pond morehools effectively to student allegations, and most people'sly in some eyes beefing up the federal government's own enforcement of topic. one of the key recommendations increase transparency on the part of the federal government so the administration a website, it's called not alone.gov and it gives students information to them file complaints with the en indication and justice department against their schools haveey feel their schools responded inappropriately to allegations of student sexual assault, among other resources. and it's also made public federal enforcement data sexual assault. so in may the education department rel

christian kristen lombardi from the center of public integrity. thanks for joining us. >> we invite your feedback on this issue, for the lite program looking for sexual asaugs, call 202-626-3400. 123 or er with the #c email at comments @c-span.org. coming up on c-span, national counterterrorism director matthew olsonen talks about the threat of the militant group isis and al qaeda and then remarks from president obama ahead of this week's nato summit and british prime minister david cameron takes questions at the house of commons. >> here are some highlights for this coming weekend. friday, live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, a nebraska screekt will hear oral argument on the keystone x.l. pipeline, saturday at 6:00:30, former f.c.c. commissioner ryan cops and robert mcdowell with campaign 2014 gearing up, watch the latest debates on c-span. sunday at noon, day hagin and her republican opponent tom tillis and democratic incumbent jerry brown and the republican nominee neil cashcari. author dan yew shares his opinion on law. and then mike gonzalez

the space needle, high place market and now you can include the lombardi trophy. >> the game has neverstronger, and here we are with the season kicking off tonight. this is a huge, huge night. >> reporter: the nfl celebrating its newest champion right here on nbc. behind the scenes, miles of cable and mobile control rooms are in place and the broadcast team is ready for kickoff. >> it couldn't be better. you want that atmosphere, the championship banner is going to be exciting. these fans are into it. >> super fan right here. >> reporter: the party actually started earlier this week, when downtown was turned into a playground. for little kids, big kids and even these kids. flag teams have been practicing their steps on the field, while just outside, seattle's own sound garden and pop sensation pharrell got in a final rehearsal for the pregame concert tonight, just before the teams take center stage. jay gray, nbc news, seattle. >> exciting time. time for a final check on our forecast, veronica. >> yeah, for any sporting events going on this afternoon, a lot of kids' practice, your impa

his province of lombardy was then, as it still is today, the wealthiest province in italy.to gain his new position at court, leonardo recommended himself primarily as a military engineer. "i can supply," leonardo wrote, "an infinite number of engines of attack and defense." of the ten paragraphs in his letter, it is only in the last one that leonardo informs the duke, "that i can do as well as any other man as a painter." he also offers to undertake the creation of an equestrian statue to the duke's father, francesco sforza. to be out of favor at the court of lorenzo de' medici was the worst misfortune that could befall a florentine artist, and leonardo was not a court favorite. his interest in the natural sciences was puzzling to the court. this drawing probably suggests something of his mental conflict. it is a sketch for the adoration, but in the corner there is a design for a hydrometer, a device for measuring the amount of moisture in the air. one would think that scientific instruments and nude drawings could have little in common, but in leonardo's mind they existed

the 49ers are dreaming of a lombardi trophy.ust short for the third straight year. harbaugh. look to tame the super bowl champs and bring glory back to the bay. meanwhile, the raiders are looking for big changes, and a cast of veterans. the silver and black welcome the future of the summer hoping to turn the fortunes of the once proud franchise around. we preview the season a special edition of

because they'll be unfurling the banner representing their championship, of course they take home the lombardi trophy after the big win over denver last year. and so this is the first team the fans have had a chance to get together and celebrate that win. the 12th man they're called defense here as you know, so it should be very exciting, a lot of energy here. and as the sun comes up, we're zarting to see fans already facilitier in and we're still a long way from kick off. it should be a good time, and what better place to start it than right here on nbc. we've got the first game of the season that's tonight, the last game coming up in february, super bowl xlix in arizona, and that's where we'll have the 49ers. >> well we'll be there, that's for sure. here, maybe you can help us set al debate here. the loyalty to your football team, they follow the father's line or the mother's line? >> reporter: oh, that's a great question. you know, i think it's a dad thing. i think you grow up watching football with the dad. and you follow the dad's life no, am i off on that? >> unless the mother's team is

pike place market, and now you can include the lombardi trophy. >> the game has never been stronger, and here we are with the season kicking off tonight. this is a huge, huge night. >> reporter: the nfl celebrating its newest champion right here on nbc. behind the scenes, miles of cable and mobile control rooms are in place and the broadcast team is ready for kickoff. >> it couldn't be better. you want that atmosphere, the championship banner's going to be kpooiting. these fans are into it. >> reporter: the party actually started earlier this week when downtown was turned into a playground. for little kids. big kids, and even these kids. flag teams have been practicing their steps on the field while just outside seattle's own sound garden, and top sensation farrell got in a final rehearsal for the pregame concert tonight just before the teams take center stage. yeah, just a full evening of fun and football, and only right here. kris, sam, back to you, you'll be watching. >> we like that you're wearing red right now. forget about the seahawks, go niners. >> reporter: don't tell anybod

we have lombardi and associates, they came out to welcome us, as well.igh hi, you're on tv and downtown dogs, remember when jen was here and she drank a whole bunch hot saws. it was there fault. but i think you cleared her sinuses, look at this delicious food here. i'll have my apple pancake. most amazing part. signs, five and ten store, has been here for 102 years. we have pictures from back in the day. real a trip back if time. but they have all of the modern stuff you need, as well. it is so amazing here, what else? oh, and here on broad street we have row thread, great re-sell shop, consignment shop. so we end up with the folks from quakertown action park. we will take a look at the number of day, then really show you comings, here on fox 29. so the number of the day is so much improved. it is eight out every ten instead of the five that we had with the thunderstorms. we can feel the transition, transition from the humid air to more comfortable air. this is where we say it is not the heat, it is the humidity. >> bus stop buddy left muggy the dome who

kristin lum barty, -- lombardi, hank you for joining us. >> we continue with a senate hearing from latejune. you will hear from government officials in charge of enforcing aws. -- and, two sexual assault survivors. this is two hours. >> >> good morning. the committee will come to order. i released my opening thoughts on what a confirmation to -- comprehensive act should look like. i have asked for comment by the end of the summer. that is august 29. i plan to add to the proposal and the hearing today will help to determine how to proceed on the topic. the focus on the hearing -- of the hearing is profoundly important. too many students are being assaulted on our college ampuses. one in five women are sexually assaulted or victims of attempted sexual assault in college. we will hear that sexual assault is not just happen to women. approximately one in 16 meant are victims of completed or attempted sexual assault. research shows that students with disability may face a higher risk of sexual assault. no student should have to enter sexual assault while they are in college and we are going

lombardi didn't just think we could fight racism through football. he said, people who work together will win, whether it be against complex football defenses or the problems of modern society. it may be difficult but we deserve sports that show the best in our society. after all, anything for football. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has passed s. 2539, cited as the traumatic brain injury re-authorization act of 2014, in which the concurrence of the house is requested. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. sanford, for five minutes. mr. sanford: i thank the speaker. i rise today in opposition to the plan that's been put forward by the president. as you, mr. speaker, just noted a few moments ago, it is a small portion

he's screaming about minimum wage and fair pay yesterday in a way in which you would think vince lombardi was giving a halftime speech. he has to go out of his way to explain to the american people why they should care, but still, the american people are pivoting nonetheless. >> frustrated as well. you look back to 2007, the president alluded to the fact he thought it would change the world once he was inaugurateded, that he would be able to understand muslims and therefore crimes like this would not occur and the world would be safer because he had understanding. well years later, it doesn't seem to be working. his strategy seems to be himself not a good one. >> himself, he is a politician and that's why they talk about minimum wage and stuff like that at a time when we're worried about isis. the number one topic, i was at a bunch of picnics over the weekend that's all anybody was talking about. it's clear we're under attack and it will not go away if we choose not to respond. the president can say some words, but still, we haven't done anything. we are going to put 350 more people on th