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andy scholes has the bleacher report. so fun to watch. >> it is. good morning.dramatic game winning goal friday night, his second game certainly couldn't live up to the hype again, right? wrong. he is incredible. just eight minutes into the game last night, messi will break away from the atlanta united defenders, he hits the post, but puts the rebound into the back of the net. and then just moments later, after a back and forth pass here with robert taylor, messi will score his second goal of the game, 22nd minute sending the crowd into a frenzy. he'd also get an assist before leaving the game to a standing ovation. the outcome was not in doubt. they now move on to the knockout round. next game is august 2 at home. >>> u.s. women's national team meanwhile will be back on the pitch tonight for their second world cup match, their toughest test in the group stage. they will face netherlands, a team they beat in the 2019 championship game. alex morgan says she is expecting this one to be a tough one. >> we approach every game like it is the biggest game. and this ga

we're joined now by cnn sports anchor, andy scholes, and cnn chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta. andy, first to you, what are we learning about what happened in that practice session? >> well, boris, we're not really getting a lot of details as of yet. we don't know if bronny collapsed on his own or took some sort of hit to the chest area, similar to what we saw with the bills' damar hamlin during last nfl season. we're still waiting to see what those details are. the good news is that in less than a day, bronny was out of icu and in stable condition, according to the family. and amazingly, this is the second time this has happened to the u sc basketball program in the past year. last summer during workouts, vince awugaku also went into cardiac arrest while practicing there at usc. he was taken to the hospital and ended up returning to the trojans program 191 days after going into cardiac arrest. what was great news for him and his situation. we're still learning about what's going on with bronny right now and his condition. and i'm dr. sanjay gupta can talk more abo

andy scholes is with us this morning. this is really something. is there anything he can't do? thing we've ever seen to babe ruth, and he will be a free agent after this season. expected to get the biggest deal north of $500 million and considering that he can do it all, it might be worth it just a day after the angels said they would not be trading ohtani ahead of tuesday's trade deadline. he had just a career day. ohtani starting game one against the tigers. he was amazing on the mound striking out eight while throwing a one-hitter, the first complete game shutout of his career. then in game two, ohtani hitting not one, but two home runs. he has a major league leading 28 on the season. the first player ever to throw a shutout and homer in the other, and he hit two in the game. the angels won both of them. here was manager phil nevin afterwards. >> you hate to say it like you expect greatness every day but it's what we get. the thing is him performing at this level when there's so much focus on one bern to be great and continue to be great as he does, only the mentally strong

cnn sports anchor andy scholes joins us now. so who's staying, who's going?uys staying put. re-signing with their correct teams. the biggest guy on the move finding a new home was fred van vleet heading to the rockets on a three-year deal worth $130 million. you have to remember, he was undrafted out of wichita state just seven years ago. he worked his way to becoming an all-star in 2022. he's going to get more than $40 million a year. van bleet the first undrafted player ever to get a max deal. after making the nba in 2016 he tweeted, "bet on yourself." and he again re-tweeted that after the rockets news saying, again, bet on yourself. >>> kyrie irving staying in dallas on a three-year deal worth $126 million. the mavs traded for him last season. didn't work as planned with the team missing the playoffs, but they'll look to build around him and luke don chick. and the trio will be staying together, draymond green has inched a four-year $100 million extension. he played his entire career with the warriors winning four titles alongside steph curry and clay tho

andy scholes is with us this morning. sweden putting on quite a performance in that second game. was a little closer at this point in time. >> you never want to see the games getting out of hand, but sweden, you have to tip your hat to them. they just handed it to itsaly i their second group stage game. this one ended just a little while ago. as we mentioned, this was all sweet. i they poured it on italy in the first half. they scored three goals. they netted all 3 in an 8-minute span. the swooeds only the second taem to score 3 goals in a first half at this world cup. they added 2 more to win 5-0 with the vikt ctory they advanco the knockout stage. they never won the world cup. they were runner ups in 2003. >>> coming up in a few minutes, one of the most anticipated matches of the opening round. france taking on brazil. so rematch of a 2019 world cup knockout game won by france. entering the tournament, the french are view ed as a top contender, burr they could be in some trouble with a draw of jamaica in that opening game. a win by brazil would put them in great shape to advanc

. >> andy scholes is here and could he go after aaron judge's record?aron judge set that record of 62 home runs just last year, but after another incredible week, ohtani, is on pace to tie that record. the angels, ohtani gets ahold of this one. that was his 39th home run. three at-bats in the last two games. he left this game in the ninth inning with leg cramps. the angels would lose that one, 4-1. >>> you've got to see how the cubs/cardinals game ended last night. alec burleson gets ahold of this one. walk-off home run? no. mike touchman reaches over the wall, robs burleson of the home run. he was pumped up. that was an impressive game-winning catch right there. >>> the u.s. women are going to play port gall on tuesday. one of the rising stars is 23-year-old naomi girurma. she's become a starter for the national team. she's the daughter of ethiopian immigrants and she talks about her soccer journey. >> it was my parents' generation and me and my brother's generation. my support system has been everything to get me here. i don't think i would be here wi

andy scholes has the "bleacher report." >> not the best result, but also not the worst.e u.s. women on top of their group based on goals. and this game was really similar to the one against vietnam in the sense that the u.s. just couldn't find the back of the net. they were held scoreless in the first half and went down a goal when the netherlands scored here in the 17th minute. this was the first time since 2011 that the u.s. women trailed at a world cup match. they have gone 17 straight without trailing which is a world cup record. and the captain gets taken down and she was not happy about that. she would end up getting her revenge. in the 62nd minute, rose lavelle a perfect corner here. and a great header to get the u.s. on the board. but that would be it. despite outshooting the netherlands 18-4, this one ends in the 1-1 tie. >> i thought the momentum the whole time i think the first half that we could be disappointed in how we played, but i think that we fixed things right away the pressure that we got on and amount of chances and opportunities that came from it. s

andy scholes. >> i love it, guys. there's always so much drama. signing deals with the team they're already on. the biggest guy to find a new home is a player heading to the houston rockets with a deal worth $130 million. van bleak was drafted seven years ago. now he's getting more than $40 million a year. van bleak is the first undrafted player to ever get a max deal on the nba, and after making it to the league, fred vanvleet tweeted, bet on yourself. >>> today is july 1st. that also means it's bobby bonilla day, getting his annual $1.19 million payment from the mets. he famously turned a $5.5 million buyout into almost $30 million by taking deferred payments with interest. the payments started in 2011, so he's got $1.19 million 13 times already and he's got 12 more coming. he's going to get his last payment when he's 72 years old. that's how you negotiate a deal right there. >>> there's no stopping supesuper ohtani. this is the longest home run in baseball season, the longest of his career, a 493-foot home run. despite that they still lost, 6-2

andy scholes has the bleacher report. >> yeah, ben crump filed a lawsuit on behalf of lloyd yates against the fourth claiming members of the football program engaged in a culture of hazing for years. yates played for the wide cats from 2015 to 2017, first plaintiff to identify himself in a lawsuit against the school. he says that he was sexually assaulted by his teammates as a part of a ritual hazing. the lawsuit alleges that the hazing was an effort to break them, punish them, control them or get them in line. this latest lawsuit comes about a week after long time head football coach was fired as a result of the scandal. an investigation found no credible evidence that fitzgerald was aware of the alleged hazing but the university president says he is still ultimately responsible for the team's culture as head coach. fitzgerald has denied any knowledge of the hazing. yates spoke to cnn last night about what he calls the school's toxic culture. >> i really hope by me speaking forward and coming out that this prevents any future athletes from going through what i had to endure and what even

andy scholes with more on all of this. it is about time. what a time to be a soccer fan here in the u.s. no team, women's or men's, has ever won three straight world cups. the u.s. women's quest for history is taking place at an incredible time for soccer in our country. messi has been nothing short of amazing and a team that normally plays thousands of miles away has become a fan favorite here in the u.s. >> usa! usa! >> that pretty much sums it up. >> u.s. fans are confident. >> i am predicting they three-peat. >> and ready to celebrate the world cup's first-ever back-to-back-to-back champion, but the team is not getting ahead of themselves as they prepare for a rematch of the 2019 championship game against the netherlands. this is going to be an incredibly difficult matchup, very challenging. we know that we have to be at our best. >> the quest for history abroad happening at the same time as the greatest player ever, lionel messi, has taken his talents to south beach. >> messi! >> after a hollywood debut messi following that up with two

andy scholes, appreciate it, thank you. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. >>> good morning, everyone. we're so glad you're with us on what is a very busy friday. happy to have erica hill by my side. >>> let's begin here. former president donald trump charged in new crimes in the classified documents case, and he has a new co-defendant who allegedly said the boss wanted security surveillance erased after boxes of classified material were moved out of a storage room. >> how the former president allegedly handled a classified war plan at his bedminster home. >>> donald trump responding to these developments calling it election interference and harassment. the new charges are, quote, ridiculous. >> his attorneys meeting with the special prosecutor's office in the january 6 investigation. this as another potential indictment against the former president looms large. >> this all falls against the back drop, of course, of 2024. tonight trump and more than a dozen candidates are together in iowa. how will his opponents respond to the front-runner's legal troubles. "cnn this morning"

among the best in the world, they faced each other when the you is to the world cup title in 2019, andy scholes draw, but not satisfied, take us through the highlights.>> not the best result but not the worst, it keeps the u.s. woman on top of the group-based on goals, but similar to the one against vietnam, and a sense that the u.s. just struggled really to find the back of the net, they were held scoreless in the first half and went down a goal, the the netherlands scored in the 17th minute, this is the first time since 2011 the u.s. women trailed at a world cup match, the gun 17th street without trailing, a world cup record, the captain gets taken down by her club teammate, and she was not happy about that, she got right in her face, shoving her but she would get her revenge in the 62nd minute, rose comes on as a sub, and a perfect corner, and a great header to get the was on the board, she was all pumped up, but that would be it, despite outshooting the netherlands 18-4, it's a 1-1 type. >> i felt a lamentable time, first half i think we're disappointed that we played but we fix things righ

cnn's andy scholes reports. >> reporter: major league baseball commissioner rob man fred said the oakland as have started the application process to officially move to las vegas. now this coming after nevada approved a $380 million bill last month that would help fund a ballpark right there on the vegas strip. the as move is the latest example of pro sports leagues going all in on the entertainment capital of the world. las vegas has always been known as sin city, but it's quickly becoming the top sports city in the country. for the first time ever, the super bowl is coming to vegas as allegiant stadium will be site of the big game in february. it's also getting its first-ever ncaa final four in 2028. formula one will also return to vegas in november after being ignored by pro sports leagues for years, vegas is now the hot destinations. >> once allegiant stadium got put into play we went to the next level and said we can host the final four one day. we have the infrastructure. >> reporter: did the fact that gambling started becoming more accepted nationally help las vegas in getting these

andy scholes is "outfront." >> reporter: pga tour officials telling lawmakers they had no choice butked liv tour. >> we got to the table because of the existence of liv. they own 100% of liv. they have billions of dollars in liv. they have no economic constraint. they have no time constraint. they sued us. we did not decide to sue them. they took our players. their entire existence is based on taking more of our players. that's just the reality. >> reporter: for more than a year, pga tour officials and players slammed the liv tour. but in the end, ron price says u.s. professional golf as we knew it would not survive without a merger. >> we faced a real threat that liv golf which is 100% financed by the kingdom of saudi arabia, would become the leader of professional golf. >> today's hearing is about much more than a game of golf. it's about how a brutal repressive regime can buy influence, indeed, even take over a cherished american institution to cleanse its public image. >> reporter: 15 of the 19 hijackers of the 9/11 attack were saudi arabia citizens, leaving survivors' families t