. >> the guy on the surveillance screen is wes rodgers. he owns a printing company in portland, oregon. it's a normal day at wes's office, over at his desk, on the phone, then he slouches and drops the phone. there's shirley rodgers. she wes' wife. shirley hears the phone being dropped. luckily shirley works in the office right next to her husband. >> it sounded like a vacuum cleaner but it went more like -- we checked his pulse and couldn't find anything. that's when the paramedics arrived. >> within four minutes the paramedics arrived. >> in the meantime what did she do? >> in the meantime she performed cpr on her husband. and one thing that i learned from this, simple chest compressions can get enough oxygen flow into the brain to prevent any kind of severe brain damage. believe it or not, wes rodgers was without a heartbeat for 20 minutes. >> oh, my goodness. >> you're kidding? >> good thing she heard that noise and was able to come in there when she did. he could have been back in that chair slumped like that for hours. >> and nobody

rodgers is the fifth packer to win the mvp.vens linebacker wins the defensive player of the year award and with his first season of the 49ers jim harbaugh coach the year. also twont, the 2012 pro football class announced. first, curtis martin, fourth on the all-time rushing list, chris doleman, put up hall of fame numbers, finishing with 150 1/2 sacks. cortez kennedy played his entire 11 years with seattle. also going to canton, offensive tackle willie roaf, dermontti dawson, and jack butler who played for pittsburgh from 1951 to 1959. >>> nba tonight, clippers' all-star brake griffin and company in town to play the wizards. simply put, it was a slam dunk for los angeles. blake griffin lead s nba with dunks. nick young, first quarter, to the bucket, rocks the rim. take another look. this actually may be a surprise. as a team, the wizards actually lead the league in dunks. but it was pretty much all clippers after that. second quarter, williams lobs it up for jordan. oh, my! oh, my. he's a talented young man. third quarter, this

rodgers? >> well, thank you very much, in the short tyime that we have, te top on i c 80% of the attacks can be prevented by the operator, it's the other 20% that are the devil in the detail. between criminal attacks, disruption or attacking as we call it on cyber security, we have a real and present danger when wit comes to cyber threats. and and nobody is more integrated than the united states and therefore we are at bigger risk. it unprecedented in history that such a massive and sustained intelligence effort to steal data to use against the united states is under way. we do not talk about it a lot because companies are hesitating to talk about it. we think the number is between $1 billion and $1 trillion in lost property. countries like china are leading the charge, russia is not far behind and iran is getting better. and the concern is nonnation states that are developing technology to attack countries like the united states. all are rifbsks. i look forward to hearing from the witnesses a

rodgers led the nfl in passes with a 122 rating. 'a 68% completion percentage.s the packers went 15-1 and one onfc north. today, the nfl hall of fame inducted six new members locally. former viking defensive end is joined by former seattle defensive lineman cortez kennedy. two offensive linemen. and the senior selection was jack butler. congratulations to all who will be inducted in august. >> spring training two weeks away so today the giants opened up at&t park for the fanfest. 36,000 fans showed up to get autographs and tick take pictures with their favorite giants, including buster posey. today the players met the media, but today it was all about the fans. >> a lot of people. a lot of black and orange. a lot of excitement. a lot of buzz. so i think we're ready to start the season. >> this is awesome experience. this is something we look forward to every year. meet the fans that supported us all year long and get to take pictures and sign autograph. a lot of fun. >> say thank you to the fans, they give you big support the year so this year is going to be dif

green bay quarterback aaron rodgers won the mvp award in a landslide.l in passing ratings, a 68% completion rate. the packerred went 15-1 and won the nfc north. the bay area taking on willford vazquez, jr. here comes the combo. vazquez knocked down for the first time in his career. it's a split decision. now 28-1 after claiming the junior featherweight title. >> anytime the warriors and kings get together, seems to be a barnburner. kings head coach chatting with his successor mark jackson. third quarter, drains the three. kings up 11 after three. here come the warriors led by nate robinson. warriors up one. curry on the bench. then nate finds rush, the flush, warriors by two 15 seconds left now. warriors down three. the rookie buries it. going to overtime where it was all kings. tyreke evans, he had 26. kings win it. >> to the ice, sharks' players fathers making a trip to the desert. tied at two dads are loving in. sharks trail 4-2. less than a minute to play. marlowe, great passing. starts -- sharks win one but got no closer. the coyotes get the win 5-

rodgers, cypress semiconductor, thank you ever so much as always for your wisdom.ext up "the kudlow report" we've got some breaking news coming to cnbc. there has been a shake-up in the romney campaign. we're going to bring you all the details next. and the latest on the investigation on the small plane crash that killed a ceo. we'll look at the news headlines when "the kudlow report" continues. mber the day my doctor told me i have an irregular heartbeat, and that it put me at 5-times greater risk of a stroke. i was worried. i worried about my wife, and my family. bill has the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. he was taking warfarin, but i've put him on pradaxa instead. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mgs reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin without the need for regular blood tests. i sure was glad to hear that. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising

i am bill rodgers. >> susie: wanted: medical coders and billers. the bureau of labor statistics predicts demand for these jobs will increase 20% over the next 20 years because of new government requirements. as a result, hospitals and medical service providers are scrambling to find these skilled health care professionals. diane eastabrook found a chicaco-based firm that's going as far as to train potential coders itself. >> okay, 806.3 is fracture of the cervical vertical column from c1 through c4. >> reporter: what looks like a college anatomy class is actually a medical coding class at accretive health in chicago. accretive is training hundreds of coders and billers who can translate diagstic information from medical providers for insurance claims. they're high-demand jobs and ones hospitals are increasingly outsourcing to companies like accretive because of coming changes in government regulation. >> it's gonna be close to our "encyclopedia britannica." >> reporter: the change says accretive's duane lisowksi will expand the number of diagnostic

rodgers, thank you. >> thank you very much. i know we are short on time. are you familiar with the company did you know tar? >> very much so. >> attribution is difficult. can you briefly, i think it would be good for the committee to hear the story of them and viable company went away within about a month after being hacked and what it does quickly and what happened and why this is important as we move forward. >> if you look at the internet when it was created the little yellow lock. everyone sees the little yellow lock on their browser and on their pc and i think they're safe. very few people know what that little yellow lock means and it's supposed to mean the communication path is secure between you and the website that you're communicating with and who is on each end of that. the problem is, in the ssl world, which is kind of the security level of that, if identity on each side of that may or may not be who it is reported to be. we co-chaired, along with our assigned, a new standard on that called extended validation because if you go to your super bo

richard rodgers said of him he had one foot in the old well and one for a new. is kind of the first great new york composer but that is quite an astute observation by richard rodgers because it's kind of, he was influenced by a lot of london composer's but he's nudging, he's moving on before the. if you go back and you listen to they didn't believe me, that song is making 14. what you are we now? 2012. that song is 98 years old. they didn't believe me. and i was in a club not so long ago and someone sang that song and it sounded as fresh and timeless, and if you'd said this is something from 98 years ago, from a show no one remembers, it's beautiful. that's jerome kern. why leftists hate western civilization, which is a far less agreeable topic to me, look, here's the problem. you know, leftists are the beneficiaries of western civilization, and you can't make a living as a multiculturalist anywhere except, it's a unique cultural phenomena. you're gonna make a living as a multiculturalist in western societies. you can't be a multiculturalist in rehab. it can't b

. >> i was kind of nervous around drew brees and aaron rodgers like you don't know how to act around them. i think one of the nicest people was london fletcher, though. >> reporter: it was only for a moment, but meeting his heros have gone a long way with kinnard. >> not to take things for granted like the gift i've been given to play sports. before i never thought of it, but now it's like if i got sick and died, then it wouldn't have mattered anyways. >> i still get emotional. i'm happy that he is having a chance to have a full life and to pursue all his dreams of. >> reporter: dreams of one day playing in the nfl. i'm lindsay murphy, fox 5 sports. >> that's a great story. hlh is so rare there aren't many statistics and information on how common it just is. julian could stay in remission the rest of lives or there's a chance the disease could return. because of his diagnosis julian has testing every time he gets a fever, a cold or any type of sickness, but he's a very tough kid and a very inspirational story. his mom is pretty tough, too. thanks for watching tonight. we hope you enj

this was the first at&t for the nfl mvp aaron rodgers.arterback isn't playing tomorrow despite that effort. bowditch will go for eagle. he and husband amateur partner, ray romano, will play tomorrow, that is a first for romano. mickelson is tied for 4th place. mickelson will be chasing charlie wi along with tiger woods. tiger started the day at no. 10 at pebble, birdied 13. same result at 1. romo withth of the day made the cut as a team. he is four strokes back. wi was at spyglass hill setting himself up for birdie with this approach at 1. wi with make the birdia putt and go on to a round of 69, 40-year-old wi tomorrow will be gunning for his first tour win with some heavy hitters right behind him. one stroke back of wi is ken duke, but after that woods four strokes back followed by a group of five that includes mickelson, dustin johnson and kevin na. tiger holding on his find round to put all of the aspects of his game together. >> i didn't hit as well as i did the last two days, but i made a few more putts and managed my game well today

. >> aaron rodgers named the mvp, cam knew -- newton the nfl rookie of the year.nd it's a damn say that eddie debartolo did not get in the hall of fame. were you surprised? >> mike: i wasn't because he has some dues to pay, you know what i mean. but 24 years, five superbells, -- superbowls belongs in the hall of fame. >> you're going do like this one. the chicken wing cupcake. up cu >> coming up at 6:00, one-month-old baby found alone on a sacramento sidewalk. who left him there and why. >> the growing battle over hazing in the mill gather why some say it's going too far. join us at 6:00. >> so, called the ultimate sun bowl party snack. >> giants fans are pounding down the new chicken wing cupcake. >> the cupcake is made of corn bread. >> it's no wonder americans are expected to eat 8.5 billion weeks on super bowl

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we usually only see people like joe montana or tom brady or aaron rodgers, but they have a lot of help on the way. >> yes, this particular fellow was legendary in local circles and helping develop prospects. tom martinez who helped develop tom brady on the football field died today after her battle with kidney and heart issues. >> i'm here today because the lord wants me to be here to train these kids, because i really shouldn't be here healthwise. >> that was last august. aside from his work with brady, he coached through sports. he died of heart attack on the day he turned 66. edward lessig took apart to the praise and the sharks took it in the teeth. jeff garner had two of the shots and he got his third goal in the third, and he has the hat trick. their fourth straight win three left on the road. >>> basketball and use those trained his knee. he had 19 points last night as that observed for games today. and carlos recently called tiger "beatable." >> i'm not sure what he was thinking of never played in the match play event and the tigers record is 32-eight and he's won it three time

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the leber collins bill and last but not least, we will hear from tom kirkman, in terms of chairman rodgers and rupersburger bill on the house side and from kevin to hear from mr. lundgren's commission on the security committee. a lot to get out there. we want to have a robust conversation, admiral, the floor is yours, frame the conversation. >> thank you. i appreciate the kind words and remarks. i have focused on a topic that is topical, for 20 years. i had the privilege to serve as the national security agency just after the cold war. and my worry when i checked on board, great contributions in the cold war, but back before world war ii, we were breaking and reading nazi germany codes in war time and reading them before the field commanders. if you think bit in historical context, a tremendous agency and great contributions and how are you relevant going forward and so, what i was struck by is most of what, and i say had been success in doing this exploiting of the intelligence was wireless communications. one of the things that i was told was mr. director before you leave here, 90% of co

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a great deal of work needs to be done to see how they can be used but in the meantime, reform and rodgers information sharing bill should be done and passing that package of cyber security reforms would be a historic and politically achievable goal. ladies and gentlemen of the commerce committee. you are dealing with the invention of gun powder, mandating thicker armor will not work. deeper moats did not stop the attackers. we need a different approach, a creative approach that engages the private sector with government, not have the government control what the private sector does, we look forward to working with you. >> mr. clinton, we appreciate your testimony. next our final witness is phyllis schneck, executive of mcaffry. we look forward to your comments. >> good morning chairman walden and other members of the sub committ committee. thank you for your interest in cyber security. my testimony will focus on four areas. the communications unique role in cyber security, policy recommendations to enable greater cross sector cyber reexhilararezi reexhilarare -- may father is one of the fi

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rodgers, question the idea of centalizing procurement, i was glad to hear the progress made in that direction. can you tell me what your thoughts are in terms of looking at that model and trying to apply it to the department of homeland security? >> yes. in fact, i do have is a volume on goldwater nichols on my desk which shows you what secretaries of security read in their spare time. it took about 40 years between the creation of the department of defense and the management that goldwater-nichols represented. we will beat that target. we will take lessons learned in the department, not everything done in the department applies in the dhs context and in many ways we have a much broader set of missions that we have to perform. but things like acquisition review, particularly for large purchases, how you manage procurement in general. things like looking at how you buy, you know, software. how you buy vehicles. designing common frames for aircraft that can be used by coast guard -- >> you have five seconds -- i want to mention at the hearing out of all the departments you get 50% of the fundin