coach, what do you think of phoenix moving on? of smith but on the other hand, there's an incident that chicago had a chance to come back. there's a bad hit on rozsival by hayes. he's defensive. ends up in a hurry. the youngster is thrown out as a result. the response by phoenix on the five-minute power play ends up two goals. vermette with a third of the series and then another response late another power play by chipchura, that really put blackhawks autoof the picture. >> it was the different. we have to remember in game four, the blackhawks were down four goals with ten minutes back in the game. they lost in overtime but the fact they came back up two goals is very important. tonight, 8:30 left in the game. this xlenlt by hayes put them in a bad situation. almost pretty much assured them to lose this game and you have to -- i know you have to try to get the team going through you have to maintain discipline. that was the demise. >> really a gad thigs. but it ends up with phoenix moving on. up next, game six in otto with a. coul

and wjz has more on the changes that came from phoenix's tragic death. >> reporter: advocates say phoenix's horrific death was a critical turning point in the city. and it's because of her that other animals have more direction than ever. >> reporter: phoenix was not the first dog to be fatally abused in baltimore. but she's the first one many people remember. >> phoenix did not die in vain. i do believe she was a catalyst for change for baltimore in many ways. >> reporter: despite prosecutors' second failure to convict 21 and 24-year-old travers and tremain johnson. >> justice denied does not mean good does not come of something. >> reporter: after phoenix's death in 2009 sparked nationwide outrage, baltimore became the first city in the country to form an anti-animal abuse task force, which has since grown into a commission made of eight agencies. >> our relationship with the police department has definitely expanded now. there's a lot more communication. the state's attorney's office is involved in prosecuting cases. everybody is working together. >> reporter: before the city had phoenix

the phoenix house program was a life changing program for myself. it totally changed my behaviors and helped me to appreciate the person that i was, and help me to really like myself better. going through there was one of the most single influential events of my entire life. it was an opportunity that presented itself at a time when i was ready to change my life. it provided me with the tools, the social support, in order to move forward in a more positive way with my life. everything that i have i really do believe, to the bottom of my soul, is because i was accepted into this program. somebody knew that i was going to need this before i knew i was going to need it, and had it set up and it was in place. and when i got here, the phoenix house was ready for me to come in. i had been through a few programs before and i had always failed to create a social support system for myself. through this new start program at [inaudible] i developed a core group of men that have, to this day, become my close friends, and supporters. i do have that sense of secu

phoenix winning game one in overtime. joe, we were both surprised by the amount of offense we saw in game one. >> i think everyone in hockey was because these two teams come in as two of the best defensive teams in the playoffs. and two of the top goaltenders. yet we saw seven goals, many of a different variety. andre gets that one on a rebound. mikell boedker, that gave phoenix aa 3-2 lead. power play, erat to tie the game. this one went into overtime. playoff the face-off and ray whitney wins for phoenix. >> with all that being said, with the seven goals, mike smith again was spectacular in goal for phoenix. >> surprising he wasn't named star of this game but no question they won the game and the best player in the game. for mike smith, he faced 16 shots in the third period alone. then was barraged with shots in the overtime. and the thing about smith, he's just such a competitor. he keeps playing. he keeps his focus. whatever comes his way, he's the one who's there. that save there was just a beautiful save. of course,

their top starters didn't even make the trip to phoenix. steve nash, who becomes a free agent, played in what could have been his last game as a sun. the spurs beat phoenix 110-106. >>> in baseball, the braves beat the dodgers. in the sixth, matt kemp smacked his tenth home run this month, tying a dodgers' record for april. in the ninth, closer vera gets nailed in the side of the face. incredibly, he's okay. he stayed in the game, too. braves over the dodgers 4-2. what a trooper. >>> the white sox paul konerko hits his 400th career home run against oakland. it sent the game to extra innings. but the a's rally to beat chicago 5-4. >>> and the oldest living former major leaguer celebrated his birthday yesterday. conrado marrero turned 101 years old. he's now one year older than boston's fabled fenway park. the cuban pitcher took the mound for the washington senators from 1950 to 1954. he pitched against some of baseball's greatest legends like mickey mantle and said beating the yankees was the sweetest feeling in the world. >>> when we come b

phoenix winning game one in overtime. joe, we were both surprised by the amount of offense we saw in game one. >> i think everyone in hockey was because these two teams come in as two of the best defensive teams in the playoffs. and two of the top goaltenders. yet we saw seven goals, many of a different variety. andre gets that one on a rebound. mikell boedker, that gave phoenix aa 3-2 lead. power play, erat to tie the game. this one went into overtime. playoff the face-off and ray whitney wins for phoenix. >> with all that being said, with the seven goals, mike smith again was spectacular in goal for phoenix. >> surprising he wasn't named star of this game but no question they won the game and the best player in the game. for mike smith, he faced 16 shots in the third period alone. then was barraged with shots in the overtime. and the thing about smith, he's just such a competitor. he keeps playing. he keeps his focus. whatever comes his way, he's the one who's there. that save there was just a beautiful save. of course,

tonight, we head to phoenix in the heart of arizona. it was one of this sand state's hardest hit housing markets. but as mike sauceda reports, buyer demand is building. >> reporter: cristal romney of avondale, arizona wants her own home so she can move out of her sister's place. she's taking a tour of a place in gilbert, arizona, has a good credit rating and a 20% down payment, but still it's been difficult to find a home. >> it is very frustrating to buy a home because when i look at the house i want, i put in an offer, it has a multiple offers. i go way above the listing price and it goes for more than what i put the offer in. >> i am seeing the market tightening up. there are less homes for buyers, which is causing a buying frenzy on properties. >> reporter: that frenzy is being fed by a shrinking housing inventory in the phoenix area. it has fallen from a high of 58,000 homes in 2008, which would be a 19-month supply at average sales rates. however, up to 8,000 homes are being sold monthly now, and the nearly 16,000 homes on the mar

university of phoenix opened the door. is james craig, i'm committed to making a difference and i am a phoenix. >>> lincoln military housing did not create the navy's deteriorating housing crisis, decades in the making. but it didn't fix it, either. as a result, many military families are living in toxic homes. deborah feyerick's special investigation continues. >> reporter: as the new landlord lincoln military housing did put in new appliances, fixtures, cabinetry and carpeting, taking homes from this to this. but it appears aging homes continued to be plagued by water damage. persistent leaks. and more harmfully, mold. and more and more families were falling mysteriously ill. what kind of illnesses have you had? >> sinus infections. respiratory infections. the nausea. the vomiting. the diarrhea. >> reporter: the families we spoke to believe lincoln was avoiding what it knew to be a huge problem. >> there was a lot of mold when i first started. >> reporter: meet dinette smith. she worked ten years for the navy and was amo

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they're just far enough outside of phoenix.sda has done 2,000 loans in arizona since the beginning of this year. one interesting point tells me a lot of the customers coming in here they don't actually want to do 0% down. they want to put some skin in the game because they're afraid of the housing market again and afraid they might become under water and not able to sell. not everybody wants 0% even though you can actually get it. guys. >> diana, we're going to come back to that 0% question in just a minute. stay with us. joining us meanwhile to discuss how even or uneven the housing recovery is overall and whether we've finally hit bottom is executive vice president with carrington mortgage holdings. rick, welcome. i guess my take on what i'm seeing in housing is things have to stop getting worse before they get better. and it feels like we're at a point where things have kind of in many markets stopped getting worse. right or wrong? >> i think you're right. i think you can make a very compelling argument that things are getti

sad news is chilly checkout surprises 90 degrees phoenix arizona.ecast. notice morning showers tomorrow sunday chance of showers and thunderstorms and a stormy time for him tuesday- wednesday. warm air once again for the area look at the temperature on wednesday high- temperature it 70 degrees up to 76 degrees on thursday. >> after a long journey and a national attention space shuttle discovery new home ceremony smithsonian today celebrated official hand off of discovery to the museum 14 of discovery's 30 living commanders were there for the handoff. final resting place smithsonian air and space museum outside of washington d.c.. starbucks base and out use of cochineal bugs food coloring in product spokesman says may change after receiving complaints begin group. customers picked up claiming strawberries from pacino anything read strawberry banana smoothie for example change takes place and of june. chicagos very own a jennifer hudson performing taste of chicago this year july 11th. death cab for cutie will play on the 12th on the 12th, chaka kahn o

hot, dry weather is the stuff of legend in the sprawling metropolis of phoenix, arizona. here in the valley of the sun, summer temperatures can exceed 100 degrees for weeks on end. being surrounded by desert only makes things hotter. on july 5th, 2011, the combination results in a spectacular phenomenon that fills the sky. >> the storm spanned from one side of the horizon to the other. >> this time lapse must be seen to be believed. the storm is called a haboob. >> an arabic term and it means wind. here in the southwest or across the united states, we tend to just use the word "duststorm." >> the wind from a dying summer thunderstorm kicks up enough dust to produce a dense, massive wall, advancing towards the city. while some take cover, veteran storm chaser and videographer blain sees this storm as a perfect photo op. >> get your camera, i don't care what you're doing. drop what you're doing right now. get out to the nearest hill you can. as soon as i got to the nearest intersection, i saw it coming. >> while phoenix residents typically see haboobs several times a year,

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they called her phoenix and she had been burned over 80 percent of her body. she was euthanized five days later. police say that two teens poured gasoline on her and set her on fire in the same town -- town of west baltimore. it ended at the courthouse with a not guilty verdict for the two teens charged. they were twin brothers named travers and tremayne johnson. everyone rallied to help this dog and seek justice. >> we have to accept the verdict. >> she believes the anti- animal abuse advisory commission that was formed directly of phoenix's death did not work out. it ended with a hung jury. witnesses chose not to this time. >> i believe the case was compromised by the case that witnesses refused to testify. we need people to be the eyes and ears of animal cruelty and neglect and to report it and testify. >> city police officers get special training on how to gather evidence from crime scenes involving animals. >> the animals in these case -- cases are both the victims. >> it is a change that is taking hold at the shelter where the phoenix k for led to calls

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phoenix officials will travel to silicon valley in san francisco next week. they plan to try to entice companies who are considering relocating or expanding outside of california to head to phoenix. the mayor says partnering with technology and manufacturing companies would be mutually beneficial. he says he will not release the names of any companies that will be approached. all lanes of doyle drive are set to reopen this noontime after bethe shut -- being shut down overnight for roadwork. the work began around 8:00 last night. it's part of a major project that will end the tire road being shut down and demolished at the end of the month. the work will continue for the next couple of weeks. caltran says the drivers should expect delays. one lane will be closed from 8:00 p.m. each night until noon the following day. >>> a mix of sunshine and clouds outside our door at this hour. that's pretty much what we'll be stuck with today. some of us dealing with low clouds. some of us dealing with the high, wispy clouds. giving you a look outside of our roof cam, we're

not a lot of rain in phoenix. 70s in phoenix. >>> a little cooler than people would like heading into the weekend, but at least it will be dry. >> take me through the colors on the map. the green is -- >> the rain. white is snow. >> all right. where's the sun? i just want yellow. that's it. give me lots of yellow. >> yeah. we all like that. >> thanks, bill. >>> and amazon zooms and something brought to the theater the night that lincoln died goes on the auction block. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a couple that can't seem to get themselves off the aisle knocked off competition this weekend at the box sofs. >>> coming up, cleveland browns make a big move and game seven into double overtime in the stanley cup playoffs. >>> you're watching "early today." >>> a very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> here are some of the top headlines this morning. health insurance policyholders and thousands of employers will share rebates totaling $1.3 billion. the law requires insurance companies to spend at least 80% o

. >> este grupo de jóvenes de san francisco son parte de una caravana que llegó a phoenix el día de hoy separar a las familias. >> hemos pasado muchas cosas en este estado, he perdido mi beca, he pasado por diferentes cosas. >> algunos de los jueces no se vieron convencidos con los representantes del gobierno -pfederal que piden que no se firme la ley . >> jan brewer se mostró confiada en el lugar . >> este grupo de personas dicen que seguirán elevando sus plegarias . >> este grupo está listo para esperar la decisiónd de la corte suprema, muchos grupos la esperan ansiosa.mente >> porque tiene demandas que les interesan . >> esto apenas comienza gracias por la información salvador . >> desde phoenix se suspendieron miles de casos de deportacion, para concentrarse en los casos de delincuentes inmigrantes ilegales . >> en otras noticias, atroz fue el crimen que cometió un policía en méxico que mató a sus dos hijas, tras los asesinatos intento quitarse la vida y murió dos horas después . >> la mujer ataco a su bebé de quien había perdido la custodia, mientras la visita en servicios sociales

. >>> take a look at this video we got from our good friends at abc 15 in phoenix. this is from the maricopa county jail in downtown phoenix. >> something tells me they're not supposed to be running around like that. >> they're not supposed to be running around like that. ft aight f broke out monday th jail that included 25 inmates. according to the sheriff, this fight was racially motivated. according to him some mexican mafia inmates want to take over the jail and they issued an order to attack black inmates. the fight starts with just a couple of people and then it gets incredibly rowdy. as the fight erupted, more and more people get involved. after a few minutes of the fight, guards did come in and try to take control. one of the inmates picked up a mop and tried to use the mop handle as a weapon. this is especially dangerous because the jail in downtown phoenix is a high risk, maximum security jail. after this fight happened, they actually forced a lockdown of the entire third floor and there is 750 inmates on the third floor. >> what's the injury report out of

currently serves a partner in a law firm with offices in tucson, phoenix, washington, d.c. state senator steve gallardo a member of the arizona state senate, representing district 13. he previously served in the arizona house of representatives from 2003 through 2009, he has served on numerous state and local boards and committees, and is the leading sponsor of the state senate bill, arizona state senate bill that would repeal sb-1070. todd landfried is the executive director of arizona employers for immigration reformer. a grassroots organization comprised of 400 small, medium, large businesses committed to federal immigration -- sensible federal immigration policy. mr. landfried's organization filed an amicas brief with the supreme court in opposition to sb-107 on purryour entire state will be read into the record. mr. pearce, you made proceed as you wish, sir. >> good morning. i am russell pearce, the author 0 and driving force behind sb-1070. which is overwhelmingly supported by citizens across this nation. thank you. chairman schumer for invite me here and before this

i sweep into phoenix and crime suppression. i don't know what the difference is.dy. we have a drug task force, so what's the difference whether i have a crime suppression operation, and average 80, 90 arrests, they're all criminal violations, so i don't know. this is all hype because they just don't want the sheriff to enforce the law. >> i'm here from washington, d.c. i've come all the way over here because we're standing in solidarity with the people of arizona and to really denounce the human rights abuses that are going on in maricopa. people are afraid and it's created a sense of terror in this state. >> everybody in that jail has violated a state crime. then they happen to be illegal, too. now, there is some fear out there when the fear could be, if you're here illegally, you're working and you're driving a car and we catch you speeding, and you're illegal, you're going -- you're going to jail. >> with the protesters making their way from a nearby park toward o-yard, sheriff arpaio has secured the perimeter. >> let's go. >> and dispatched one of his special

i want that in the united states here in phoenix to help us with the economy. that brings me to the third point and that is the notion of dynamic talent is a tricky concept in the united states. we don't know in modern economies what helps an economy continue to grow and to remain strong and to prosper as it inknow vates, particularly as the economy and the culture and the society becomes relatively well off. it is a known phenomena that it is hard for individuals who are relatively well off to take outsized risk and put everything on the line. back to my original story, if you think about the swimmers in the contest, in order for the united states to prosper, we need lots of swimmers who are willing to get in the water and swim and save nothing for the trip back because they are the type of person who will do whatever it takes, work as hard as is needed and get to the other side without saving energy to get back. and this shows up in what we now have as the crystal clear data in the last several years largely funded by the kaufman foundation out of kansas city

suns the sunset on phoenix's hopes of a post-season place with this defeat it was looking bleak at half time with the hosts leading forty nine forty two held by the returning josh howard whose misstating games with a knee injury poor millsap was top score with twenty six points for the jazz while al jefferson contributed a double double with eighteen points and sixteen rebounds phoenix missed out on the playoffs for the second straight year while the jazz man returned after a year's absence they can still finish seventh in the west if then they lose their final two matches. now to boxing where floyd mayweather is moving moving up in weight for the first time in five years to try and climb a goal kowtows w.b. a super middleweight title in las vegas it will be mayweather is lost before he has to serve ninety days in jail for domestic violence the thirty five year old is undefeated in forty two professional encounters faces a difficult challenge against puerto rican he's much more climatized to the welterweight division despite this power being on the horizon remains clear a possible super

weijia jiang is there with how phoenix's legacy lives on. >> reporter: advocates say phoenix's death was a critical turning point in the city. and it's because of her, other animals have more protection than ever before. >> reporter: phoenix, the pit bull puppy, was not the first dog to be fatally abused in baltimore am but she's the first one many remember. >> phoenix did not die in vain. i do believe she was a catalyst for change in baltimore in many ways. >> reporter: despite a second failure to convict travers and tremain johnson in the case, animal welfare advocates claim victory. >> justice denied does not mean good does not come with something. >> reporter: baltimore became the first city in the country to form an anti-animal abuse task force, which has since grown into a commission, made up of eight agencies. >> our relationship with the police department has definitely expanded now. there's a lot more communication. the state's attorney's office is involved in prosecuting cases. so everybody is working together. >> reporter: before the city met phoenix, there was no tracking

he scores to give phoenix a two-goal lead. coyotes win, 5-3. >>> and, finally, how about some overtime redemption? devils and flyers tied at 3-3. danny briere scores what appears to be the game-winner. but take another look. the puck goes off his skate. they review it and say he kicked in the puck. that's a goal in soccer but not in hockey. ol' danny boy would have the last laugh. minutes later he unleashes just a rocket from the point. that's a goal in any sport. briere can celebrate, and so can the flyers. they win, 4-3 in o.t. and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> did a slew of new films challenge for the top at the box office or cancel each other out? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, he's fighting for his life, but that hasn't stopped him from thinking on others. you're watching "early today."

university of phoenix opened the door.ted to making a difference and i am a phoenix. so i brought it to mike at meineke. we gave her car a free road handling check. i like free. free is good. my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> welcome back. we are back now with clint hill. he is the former secret service agent who was the man who lumped on the limousine after john f. kennedy was shot to shield the president and the first lady. in the years after the asassuation, you said you felt guilty of not taking a bullet for the president and feel you could have done more. do you feel that way today? >> i'll always have that sense of guilt and responsibility. i was the only one who had a chance that day. i came back to daley plaza in 1990. i came to the conclusion i did everything i could have done given the circumstances at the time of the first shot. the first shot was free. we only had a chance to react after that fire. >> have you worked through the guilt of not taking the bullet for him as you said you wish you could have done?

according to phoenix law enforcement association which represents rank and file police officers and i quote, since sb-1070 phoenix experienced a 30-year low crime rate, 600 police vacancies, budget and cuts, and old policing strategies did not bring about these falling crime rates. sb-1070 did. the deterrence factor this legislation brought about is clearly unprecedented in our drop in crime. all of this without a single civil rights racial profiling or biased police complaint. simply put, sb-1070 has clearly worked. arizona has acted within its authority. the supreme court has held the states can utilize their inherent police powers to enforce immigration laws. sb-1070 directs arizona law enforcement officers to cooperate and communicate with federal authorities regarding enforcement of federal immigration laws imposed as

. >> reporter: in phoenix, arizona, a busload of home buyers checked out foreclosed properties. >> do you have any questions about the home or -- >> reporter: for five straight months now in phoenix, one of the cities hardest hit by the recessio recession, house prices have been on the rise up another 1.2% in february. >> we're definitely seeing a turn in the market. >> reporter: michael orr, who heads the real estate isn'ter at arizona state university says suddenly, phoenix is a seller's market. >> i'm hearing a lot of frustration from people who want to buy and finding that whenever they find a home, there's five other offers already in. >> reporter: in our other cities -- denver, detroit, miami and minneapolis, prices also rose in february. but in 15 major markets, prices fell again, nine hit new post-recession lows, including atlanta, where prices are down more than 17% from a year ago. foreclosures continue to drag down prices, but the inventory of new homes on the market has been plummeting, and has now fallen to levels not regularly seen since early 2006. some economists belie

espera hasta maÑana muy diferente hace 2 aÑos, cuando reportÁbamos afuera de la corte federal de phoenix sido sus pendidas esperando la decisiÓn que la corte suprema tiene que tomar. jorge. >>> gracias jaime garcÍa, en vivo desde phoenix arizona >>> vamos a hablar de polÍtica y elecciones republicana. connecticut, delaware, y rod aislando. se encuentra en juego esta noche, serÁ una noche en que todo va indicar que romney serÁ claramente el ganador, es lo que dicen las encuestas, pero le darÁ a romney, seguramente a que hubiera una gran sorpresa los 231 dl 231 delegados en juego. a nivl general en este momento. romney va claramente adelante. tiene 697 delegados. santos rum se retirÓ. vamos a ver donde van los 669 delegados que tiene. ni siquiera se acercan a los que tienen en estos momentos, mitt romney. y en este momento faltan poco menos de 200 dÍas para las elecciones presidenciales. mitt romney estÁ adulan ten la carrera republicana. >>> son 196 dÍas. y los latinos juegan un papel mÁs importante en la elecciÓn de estados unidos. >>> los hispanos elegibles no participan en el proceso e