kings, doc, this past summer by general manager dean lombardi, as dustin williams hoists the cup for the second time. first time with the carolina hurricanes. the aggressiveness of dean lombardi, going out and getting a guy like mike richards, bringing in simon gagne, the big trade during the season. you made mention getting jeff carter. but when you start making moves like that, it puts pressure on a lot of people. but when you brought in mike richards, you slotted your center iceman the way they needed to. . you had kopitar, richards and stoll, in addition to a guy like colin fraser. two former philadelphia flyers. the hand offfrom rioff from ric teammates last year in philadelphia. carter went to columbus. and then traded during the regular season. >> mike: dustin penner's second time. from southern california, with the anaheim ducks. he played well. >> mike: there's a guy that will have a lot of hardware because the conn smythe is heavy. and so is the stanley cup. drew doughty. is it not booing, it is "drew." >> eddie: rob scuderi signed as a free agent, a winner of the stanley c

kings, doc, this past summer by general manager dean lombardi, as dustin williams hoists the cup for the second time. first time with the carolina hurricanes. the aggressiveness of dean lombardi, going out and getting a guy like mike richards, bringing in simon gagne, the big trade during the season. you made mention getting jeff carter. but when you start making moves like that, it puts pressure on a lot of people. but when you brought in mike richards, you slotted your center iceman the way they needed to. . you had kopitar, richards and stoll, in addition to a guy like colin fraser. two former philadelphia flyers. the hand offfrom rioff from ric teammates last year in philadelphia. carter went to columbus. and then traded during the regular season. >> mike: dustin penner's second time. from southern california, with the anaheim ducks. he played well. >> mike: there's a guy that will have a lot of hardware because the conn smythe is heavy. and so is the stanley cup. drew doughty. is it not booing, it is "drew." >> eddie: rob scuderi signed as a free agent, a winner of the stanley c

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. >>> sonriente el padre fedico lombardi portavoz de la san sede preocupa el proso del mayordomo paoloy haon estÁ el cardenal berton dijo que los ataques son feroces, perciben dicto 16 no estÁ: >>> pde estallar en forma desastrosa, impredeble para su papa yu administraciÓn. alega corrupciÓn, conempresas alianas, amiguismo como enfrentamientos po l lgestiÓn si me preguntan si est o r Último documento filtrado a la prensa, la spuesta eno. >>> la respuesta que dicemuo. por lo pronto menos de una semana despuÉs que eluesto de vacante, este fin de semana en milÁn, benedicto xvi tne ya uno nuevo. su nombre saro marioti. >>> graciasarÍa antonieta to parece no tener fin. >>> como reaccionan los abogados de t zimmerman. >>> buscan recursos para enterrar a un niÑo que se suicidÓ vÍctima de aco o bullying por susompaÑeros de escuela. >>> ponen en evidencia la falta de comuniciÓn entre jueces y agentes miatorios. volvemos . >>> las noticias y la informaciÓn no terminaquÍ, noticias Último colas 24 horasn del dÍa @ >>> abogados de zimmerman, acusado de dar muerte a travyon martÍn en la florida. apoy

federico lombardi dijo que este tipo de reuniones son Útiles para restablecer el clima de serenidad ya arrestado mayordomo del papa paolo siga brgabrielle filtrarlos a la prensa. >>> cambiamos de tema, contenciÓn y mucha expectativa en arizona y todo el pails los dÍas previos que se conozca la decisiÓn de la corte suprema. sobre la controvertida ley sb 1070. en phoenix hubo una protesta en frente de la cÁrcel del controvertido sheriff joe arpaio. el centro de detenciÓn es sÍmbolo de abuso contra los indocumentados. aquÍ estÁ marÍa antonieta collins que nos cuenta lo que estÁ pasando. >>> aquÍ en el oeste de phoenix, el escenario luce desierto por el calor de 115 grados fahrenheit. harÁ en contra del condado maricopa, protestar en horas de la noche. en su of, el sheriff arpaio se prepara para esta manifestaciÓn. que pide el cierre de la llamada cÁrcel de las carpas que son celdas portÁtiles, el alguacil tiene a los procesados en condiciones que se califican de inhumanas. >>> arpaio se defiende diciendo que si las carpas son buenas para afganistÁn e irak son buenas para los que han teni

lombardi said he was neither surprised nor concerned by the documents released. >> the pope has not been weakened by the difficulties he is facing. he is trying to deal with them with serenity. dozens of documents have revealed power struggles, corruption, and intrigue at the highest levels of the catholic church. they paint a picture of the church hierarchy in disarray. a journalist, who broke the story, said the leaks come from a number of stores. a note included with the latest documents appeared to confirm that. it warned of many more revelations to come. >> we will be going live to the queen's diamond jubilee celebrations in london in a moment. >> here is a look at some of the other stories making boat news around the world. 17 years after a series of deadly attacks in tokyo, police have arrested a former member of the cult responsible for the acts. the group killed 13 people and injured more than 6000 when they released a nerve gas in the subway system. >> in istanbul, thousands protested plans by turkey's government to limit access to abortion. the government wants to make abortio

robert warren is co-director of the breast health center at lombardi and mr. brown's surgeon. >> men are often diagnosed with larger lesions in later stages than women because they're not getting examined. >> reporter: in william's case, they watched the lump in his breast for nearly 12 years. >> i started feeling a sensation and it got somewhat larger. i just told him, we're going to have to do something soon. >> reporter: luckily william's tumor was very slow growing. >> know lumps or bumps. you look great. >> reporter: he had a mastectomy. his lymphs nodes were clear and his cancer was receptive positive and he's on tamoxifen. giving william brown a lot more time to enjoy life. >> job well done. >> job well done. >> if you'd like to see that story again, go to our website wusa9.com. and click on morning show. and to keep yourself and your buddy in check. you can text buddy check 9 to 25543 for a monthly alert. on a personal note, i've had seven days of radiation. i'm feeling fine. i'm getting through it. howward has the forecast in just a bit. >>> it's a be

vince lombardi is one of four honorary members at the club. >> every picture on this wall has some significance to original founding members of the club. >> reporter: the reverence only grows with each passing year. that 1964 u.s. open champion had hoped to be a part of the club forever, so ken venturi donated his u.s. open trophy, scorecard and -- >> the set of irons he used which really -- >> reporter: those are the clubs he won with? >> those are the clubs he won the u.s. open with in 1964. >> reporter: so who will be the next to make history in these halls? we'll fine out -- find out this weekend. that really is just the tip of the iceberg of the stories we could tell you here. we are having a great time and we are just getting started. when the tournament play starts thursday, we are not done. in fact, even starting wednesday night we are going to have a special broadcast after 9 news now at 11:00. it is called the clubhouse report. there it is, wednesday through friday, 11:30 to 11:50 p.m. and we'll bring you all the highlights, players, analysis and a whole lot more. live now from congre

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it was conferred by the lombardy region of government of italy and catholic university of milan. secondly, we are pursuing hosting of the fifth world conference on women here in san francisco. in march, the un secretary general and the general assembly president announced that they supported the convening of this conference. we were just hoping to bring it to san francisco. i want to recognize supervisor cohen, who through the work of this committee has reduced domestic violence homicides by 80% over the last decade. the family violence council has an appointment from president david chiu, and supervisor carmen chu has been helpful in our collective efforts against human trafficking. no. 4 is a summary of staffing changes. one of the biggest changes we have experienced as a department is a drop in our staffing. in the current year, we lost full-time domestic violence policy analysts. there were under five end of those five people, three are working part-time. i really did not want to communicate to the members of the budget in the finance committee that we are doing our best, but

. >> reporter: also founding member, silent movie legend charlie chaplin, vince lombardi one of four honorary members. >> every picture on this wall has some significance related to members, original founding members of the club. >> reporter: and the reverence for congressional only grows with each passing year. that 1964 u.s. open champion had hoped to be a part of the club forever. so ken venturi donated his u.s. open trophy, his scorecards and -- >> and the set of irons he used which really -- >> reporter: those are the clubs he used? >> those are the clubs he won the u.s. open with in 1964. >> reporter: who will be the next to make history in these halls? we'll find out this weekend. mike hydek, 9 news now. >> some music, wasn't it? golf get underway at congressional wednesday with the at&t national pro-am. then the tournament action tees off thursday. 9 news now has you covered on the lings. join mike and wash -- links. join mike and our washington post golf reporter. it runs wednesday through friday right after 9 news now and we'll look ahead to the plays still to come and have

it was conferred by the lombardy region of government of italy and catholic university of milan. secondly, we are pursuing hosting of the fifth world conference on women here in san francisco. in march, the un secretary general and the general assembly president announced that they supported the convening of this conference. we were just hoping to bring it to san francisco. i want to recognize supervisor cohen, who thro

it goes up with a quote this morning from the legendary packers coach lombardi, quoting lombardi as sayingcrats should admit that this was a big loss and gives republicans an opportunity in wes wiss. i think wisconsinites gained 15 points. and crossroads gps, the karl rove group saying they'll go in and spend big money. crossroads has big money to spend, so it will be a distraction and a place now that the obama campaign will have to spend big. >> let's talk about the exit polls and the results of wisconsin are providing an unofficial preview to november's presidential election. according to exit polls, wisconsin voters preferred president obama over mitt romney, and when asked who was better at helping the middle class voters favored the president by nine percentage points. although the democrats lost elections on the state level, the obama campaign said republicans should be worried come this november. obama senior adviser david axelrod tweeted this. bad night in boston, wisconsin raises big question for mitt. mitt tweeted back or tweeting, i congratulate scott walker on his victory in w

vince lombardi said that. >> no. i think alec baldwin said that a second ago. >> okay.ull pen can get back up after tonight's meltdown. >> we'll see if you can get back up after this. >> red sox tickets? that's awesome. >> i will make everybody in fenway cry. >> no, please, no. they are flammable. no, they are still usable, protect the bar code. well, now probably -- oh, my god, are you okay? >> call 912. call 912. >> what is 912? >> it's 911 for rich people. >> is that even true? >> hello? 912. >> 912 for rich people. >> how cute. >> they're both great actors. love them both. >> very cute. >> the winners of the best commercials will tour museums nationwide. >> so we are going to talk later today about "50 shades of grey." >> some people. >> some people. >> i'm not one of them. i do not understand the phenomenon. >> we will ask her all about it. what's weird. not only is this a book deal for this author -- >> and a movie deal. >> she's also now making products soon -- lingerie, sleepwear, bedding, stationary. all of it. >> she is hitting the gold. >> she sure is. come o

football coach vince lombardi is one of the honorary members. join us for more live coverage from congressional. the reports begin on 9news now at 5:00. >>> our time is 6:25. still ahead, what your teenagers are doing to cover their tracks online so you can't see what they're doing. >> they are pretty crafty. >> facebook has made an e-mail account for you and now it's telling people about it whether you want to or not. straight ahead we'll tell you how to change it back. >> monika has a quick check of traffic. >> early morning accidents set the tone for a tough rush hour southbound i-270. slow traffic begins at route 109 to 118 where the accident has been cleared. in my next report more on area roadways at 6:30. you're watching 9news now. we'll be right back. >>> we are back at 6:29 on this tuesday morning. here is a live look at the u.s. capitol. crystal blue skies. look at the sun just coming up, showing off the dome. currently 62 degrees. what a beautiful way to start our day. >> absolutely. thank you for starting your day with us. i'm andrea

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you can appreciate it was a backers when vince lombardi took over the packers they were 10-1. they didn't go to the world championship the first year he was a coach they went after several years of him setting the foundation of success. he lowered property taxes. changed the high cost of litigation regulation and better business environment. our chamber of commerce did a survey two years ago 10 percent headed in the right direction. now 94 percent we are headed in that right dikts today in 2012. 87 percent say they are going to add more jobs in 2012. the biggest concern they have is the recall. they don't want to go back to the days when we had double budget deficits and tawe want t take the foundation we have built and go forward. >> the owner of one show the green bay packers. let me tell you what mayor tom barrett who was your opponent this is what he said. the announcement isn't about the best way to calculate job growth in wisconsin this is about scott walker political stunt to save his own job. gis he doesn't-- i guess he doe agree with you. >> it was a desperate campaig

robert warren is codirector of the breast health center at lombardi and mr.wn's surgeon. >> men are often diagnosed with larger leagues in later stages than women because they aren't -- lesions in later stages than women because they aren't getting examined. >> reporter: in williams case he felt the lump for 12 years. >> it got somewhat large and i just told them we're going to have to do something soon. >> reporter: luckily william's tumor was very slow growing. >> you look great, no lumps or bumps. >> reporter: he had a mastectomy. his lymph nodes were clear and the cancer of estrogen receptor positive. now he's on the drug tamoxifen. >> he'll take the tamoxifen for five years to reduce his risk of developing recurrent breast cancer. >> reporter: giving mr. brown a lot more time to enjoy life. andrea roane, 9 news now. >> so let's talk about the risk factors for male breast cancer. they include growing older, high estrogen levels in guys, radiation exposure, especially in adolescence, something called klinefelter syndrome, having an extra copy of the x chro

i said convince lombardi would be rolling around in his grave. you play. >> that's the essence of the game. it's a metaphor for how we have become wusses, the wussification of america. everyone is scared. we are scared about the chinese because they hold debt. we are scared to do simpson simpson-bowles. our guys are scared there has to be benefit report and the republicans are afraid of grover norquist. this little guy. he looks like the wid arrested of oz behind the curtain. they are afraid to raise revenue. everyone knows if we are going to get out of the fix we have to do it. we are risk-averse, afraid of losing our jobs. as a result, the nation is paralyzed. >> now, you have been a great sort of mentor to me. you came to michigan and said that without using the term "wussification ". >> i don't think the word was there then. >> 2010, you have talked about a hillary clinton presidency. we were fans from hillae from earlier on. how do you get her to run. >> she is tired jennifer. she should be. the job of secretary of state is the hardest. no o

when vince lombardi took over the year before they didn't go to the championship the first year he was the coach. they went after several years of him setting a foundation for success. we have lowered the tax burden. property taxes went down for the first time in 12 years in this state. we changed the high cost of litigation and regulation in the state. we have done things to create a better business environment. our chamber of commerce statewide did a survey two years ago and 10% of employ years thought we were heading in the right direction. now, 94% believe we are heading in the right direction today in 2012 and 87% say they will add more jobs in 2012. the biggest single concern they have the recall. they don't want to go backwards to the days when we had double digit tax increases, billion dollars budget deficits and record job also loss. they want to take the foundation and move the state forward. >> i love a packer reference being an owner of one share of the guantanamo ba green bay pa. your opponent said today's announcement isn't about the best way to calculate job growth in wi

robert warren is co-director of the breast health center at lombardi and mr. surgeon. >> men are often diagnosed with larger lesions in later stages than women because they're not getting examined. >> reporter: in william's case, they watched the lump in his breast for nearly 12 years. >> i started feeling a sensation and it got somewhat larger. i just told him, we'll have to do something soon. >> reporter: luckily william's tumor was very slow growing. he had a mastectomy, his lymph needs were clear and now he's on tamoxifen. >> it will reduce the risk of developing a recurrence or new breast cancer. >> reporter: giving william brown a lot more time to enjoy life. >> job well done. >> job well done. >> such a delightful manual. the risk factors include growing older, high estrogen levels, radiation exposure, especially in adolescence, a syndrome which is having an extra copy of the x chromosome and a strong family history or presence of the breast cancer gene mutation. to see this story again, go to wusa9.com and click on morning show. to keep yourself and yo

when vince lombardi took over the year before they didn't go to the championship the first year he was the coach. they went after several years of him setting a foundation for success. we have lowered the tax burden. property taxes went down for the first time in 12 years in this state. we changed the high cost of litigation and regulation in the state. we have done things to create a better business environment. our chamber of commerce statewide did a survey two years ago and 10% of employ years thought we were heading in the right direction. now, 94% believe we are heading in the right direction today in 2012 and 87% say they will add more jobs in 2012. the biggest single concern they have the recall. they don't want to go backwards to the days when we had double digit tax increases, billion dollars budget deficits and record job also loss. they want to take the foundation and move the state forward. >> i love a packer reference being an owner of one share of the guantanamo ba green bay pa. your opponent said today's announcement isn't about the best way to calculate job growth in wi

they got rid of lombardy and now with their joint. the incredible, nation.>gary: everything is suggested -- everything is such activity. you need to get to the history books. >>mark: the odors and not very happy because the collective bargaining agreement is coming up. you have the two biggest tv markets and ball for the stanley cup fires. the-finals. >>gary: this happened a few years ago. remember when they went on strike? >>mark: gas -- yes i did. >>gary: they look at the same thing as they did last time that a really cares. >>mark: the western conference finals and basketballs at that interesting. >>gary: it is funny last night. there is an old saying in boxing. the guy got zero quick. the guy got old quick. they had won 20 in a row in san antonio. all the sudden they looked a step slow. >>mark: you, s.c. thing comes down the coaching? >>gary: i am the worst guy to ask. i'm a player's got all the way. you have to have somebody put the right players out there. more times than not if you have great players having a good night that will carry them through. >

>>will: , to lombardy think? >> bart will be available. they have set up a bus bridge. as i understand, they have a contingency set up. as far as our operation, i'd guess it would be about another hour before the board engineers could have free access. >>will: we do not see any flames at this time. i imagine hot spots are a major concern? >> yes, we also have one gas line that is still active. pg&e is working on making some hazards safe. tested as that is that we can get in there and get the fire are complete. >>will: is there a cause for the fire? >> there is not. exports >>will: does this neighborhood still have partial power? >> there is still some power but i am unsure of who has power into does not. >>will: as soon as the jim allison is available, we will talk with him. third >>justine: was suggesting that senior center caught on fire or were there other buildings impacted? >>will: it looks like moseley this senior center. yet there are buildings nearby it looks like industrial. if the fire did spread it is probably minimal damage. no one lives directly across from

. >> reporter: but even the economic experts like doe min coe lombardi and kemel recognize that greecet happens in greece could be a contagi contagion. >> reporter: how would such a contagion work? imagine the trade between the eu and america happen? make the united states and greece the mom and dad, and as long as the kids play along, we have no problem, but imagine that greece grows up and goes off to college and buys a new car and a new wardrobe and new briefcase and greece wants to compete in the brand new world, but greece is piling up debt. to a degree, mom and dad can put up with that, but at some point they have to say, what if all of the other kids start to think that they, too, can play fast and loose with their credit, now the whole family is in danger of bankruptcy. if that happens investors won't invest, and businesses can't grow, an consukoand consumers c and many jobs in america that rely on all of the trade in europe could be destroyed. you absolutely believe that what happens to the euro can have a huge effect here? >> yes. if it is something that is extreme, no doubt

. >> but even economic experts like lombardi and der vis from the brookings institute ready admit, greecee is small. however, it's also an example. and it can be scary. what happens in greece, people feel maybe contagion, it may happen in other countries. >> so how would such a contagion work? imagine this trade relationship between the u.s. and the eu as a great big family. let's make america the dad and europe the mom. now, as long as all the kids portugal and italy and spain and greece and ireland play along nicely, we have no problems. but now imagine that greece grows up, goes off to college, buys a new car, a new wardrobe, a new briefcase. greece wants to compete in the great big world, but greece is piling up debt. now, to a degree mom and dad can put up with that, but at some point they have to say what if all the other kids start thinking they too can play fast and loose with their credit? now the whole family is in danger of bankruptcy. if that happens, investors won't invest, businesses can't grow, consumers can't buy and millions of jobs including many in america that rely on

but we have a philosophy, if i can invoke that, a vince lombardi school of directing.ete available and bring them into our system, provide and the training tools, and hope they can contribute to success for the team. the flip side of that coin, briefly, is -- the delinquency, the psychology of delinquency by our ph.d.'s and concern psychologists that we have on staff. in that effort, the suffered -- the subject of an entire program, we are beginning to understand the motive -- mode of communication, right down to the system that works, what phrases, and the ordering this, the ordering, in some case of words. the dialogue that we attempt to build with homeowners in distress. through that, again, we are testing and refining and building into strips that are generated by the use of our original intelligence to assist the folks in the call center. to better communicate with ultimate results and give them to talk to us again. obviously, if we can get the homeowners in distress to communicate with us, we stand to gain. >> joe, how about you? is there improvement in current c

to borrow from one of wisconsin's patron saints, vince lombardi, winning is a habit. unfortunately, so is losing. the unions have now had three bites at the apple since governor walker was first elected, and each time they have come up short. by prevailing, governor walker and republicans in wisconsin should stiffen the spines of conservatives who might have been previously unwilling to take on these public sector unions, public employee unions, if you will, and by losing, those unions have shown themselves to be increasingly desperate and out of touch with the sentiments and concerns of everyday citizens and taxpayers. mr. president, i commend governor walker and his efforts to secure a prosperous future for the citizens of wisconsin. his courage in the face of significant opposition is a model of statesmanship, and i look forward to working with him for many years to come. look, we all know that public-sector unions have been out of control for a long time and that includes our country. that includes the federal government employee unions, where the average pay is $

maybe, gretchen, not to rub it in, but maybe i'll go by lambeau field and take a picture of the lombardi call you cheese head, all in jest. we'll see you soon. >> have a food one. >> steve: he's having good day. >> gretchen: another political story making national headlines. pension reform scoring big with vote increase two california cities and drawing national attention as bellwether of antiunion sentiment. san diego and san jose overwhelmingly approving measures to cut retirement benefits for city workers. also nearly two-thirds of voters approved a plan to change the state's term limits law, cutting the tenure of state legislators from 14 to 12 years. >>> a fox news alert, story out of afghanistan. nato helicopter crashing in eastern afghanistan, leaving two service members dead. we don't know yet what caused the crash or if it was an accident. the nationalities of those on board not being released at this time. >>> he is the former epa regional administrator who resigned after a video surfaced of him comparing the agency's philosophy toward oil and gas companies to this. >> gretchen

is sort of the vince lombardi school of drafting.e don't necessarily go for the quarterback of the left tackle. we go for the best athlete available, break the mentor system, provide training tools and hope that they can contribute to the success of the team. the flipside of that coin briefly is, the study of delinquency and the psychology of delinquency by our dhc that we have on staff. and in that effort, this could be the subject of an entire separate program, but in short, we are beginning to understand the modes of communication right down to the specific words and phrases that are customer care representatives use in the dialogue that we attempt to build with the homeowners in distressed. and through that again we are testing and refining and we build those into scripts that are generated by artificial intelligence to assist the folks in the call centers to better communicate with optimal results and get them talking to us again. obviously we can't get the homeowners in distress communicating with us if we are not prepared to h