adrienne: hi. i'm adrienne. lemonis: adrienne, nice to meet you. adrienne: nice to meet you.emonis: adrienne. so can you guys walk me through the store? it's a bit of sensory overload for me. like, i'm not really sure what i'm supposed to focus on if i came in here. who buys all of this -- monica? jessica: monica has a say in it, yeah. lemonis: like, who picked this? jessica: that i did not pick. lemonis: don't know? jessica: it's -- i -- lemonis: who picked stuff like this? caity: kali actually purchased the angel stuff. monica is big into angels, so she wanted to have some angel-inspired items in the store, so we purchased these. lemonis: and the dishes? jessica: that's probably caity. lemonis: and the clothes? jessica: the shirts were monica. lemonis: and the scarves? jessica: that would have been caity. lemonis: okay, it looks like you guys basically just buy stuff and put your sticker on it. like, is there a buying plan? jessica: no. i don't know. lemonis: 'cause i look around, and i see bowls and scarves and popcorn and coffee. it's like, am i at a country store? am i a

adrienne bankert staying up late for us tonight.drienne, thank you. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the wild mall robbery caught on camera, a group of men ransacking a northface store. running off with arm loads of merchandise. those suspects on the run tonight. >>> plus the road rage manhunt. the driver who opened fire on a family's car setting off their fourth of july fireworks. sparking a terrifying blaze. the clues coming in. >>> the royal christening. a rare glimpse inside the family's special day. what they revealed about their newest member. stay with us. ay. what they revealed about their newest member. stay with us. why wait? hit back now. farxiga, along with diet and exercise,... ...helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. and when taken with metformin xr, it may lower a1c up to 2.1 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your do

adrienne, a couple of these people aren't going have 2% by september.struggling about zero. will they take wild shots at the front-runners tonight? >> i think you are going to have to see some hail marys tonight. >> like swalwell last time? >> like swalwell. hopefully not that awkward, but you'll see folks like tim ryan, john delaney, they're going to have to really get out there tonight and show why they're in this race, why they deserve to be on that third debate stage, because of course, chris we know that the threshold requirements for the third debate have doubled over the threshold requirements over the first two debates. you do have folks like john delan delaney, tim ryan who have not qualified. beto did qualify. amy klobuchar has qualified for the third debate. but you will have some candidates who have to have viral moments in order to justify staying in the race. >> according to a new morning consult poll, former vice president joe biden maintains his lead at 33% among democratic leaders with bernie sanders at 18%. senator warren comes in thir

and it's been just a striking amount of silence. >> i agree with adrienne. don't think this goes away. this is not just a summer story. >> with this 15-year-old woman, i think more people are going to come out now. for some reason it didn't the first time with epstein, something tells me now the -- >> worried to come out so now they feel that they can. >> protection. >> so i think the story has got legs. it's not going to go away. >> justice has been investigating this since february. patty murray and tim kane have been investigating this since february. >> heidi, james, adrienne, and michael, you guys are all sticking up ahead. >>> next, will acosta testify about the plea deal. >>> and claims of mistreatment about migrants at a border detention. it's not just crowding and unsanitary conditions, and it's not just in texas. we are going to bring you an exclusive report out of arizona next. ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most people haven't driven a lincoln. discover the lincoln approach to craftsmanship a

abc's adrienne bankert is outside the stadium. >> that wast.r: tonight, victor. team usa now charging straight for that world cup time after a 2-1 win over england. tens of thousands of americans cheering in the stands here in lyon. the epic match-up getting off to a stunning start with star megan rapinoe on the sidelines. no warm-up with the team. it sparked worry about a possible injury. at game time, christen press takes her place, not missing a beat. >> right side, cross -- done! goal! >> reporter: even a goal from england's powerhouse ellen white couldn't stop usa momentum for long. >> drives it for white -- goal! england has tied it. >> reporter: then there was alex morgan with this move on her 30th birthday. >> morgan -- sending it in there -- header, goal! >> reporter: at home, fans glued to their screens from brooklyn to chicago to los angeles. >> goal! >> reporter: and just when england thought it tied the game, this call from the ref -- offsides. no goal. >> reporter: shot -- saved! >> reporter: true american grit captured in this moment. usa goalkeepe

adrienne bankert is there. >> that's it. u.s. wins their fourth world cup. >> reporter: tonight team usa, champions again, establishing themselves as one of the greatest teams to ever represent our flag. this win did not come easy. the team used to scoring goals early throughout the tournament, going scoreless in the first half. the netherlands with a mighty defense. >> we have no quit in us. we're so tight. and we'll do anything to win. >> reporter: the match, a knock-down, drag-out fight at times included this scary head-to-head collision with kelly o'hara. but soon, the star of the tournament, megan rapinoe, just back from injury, breaking the stalemate with this penalty kick. >> goal! u.s. wins. >> milestone goal for rapinoe. >> reporter: the goal sending fans back home in america into a frenzy. but it was this stunner from one of our youngest stars, rose lavelle, that sealed the deal. >> the biggest goal of rose lavelle's life. >> i'm so proud of her. she's a superstar not even in the making. she's a straight up superstar at

adrienne bankert started us off. she's still there in france where the national team just pulled off that win. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you. good morning, everybody. can i just tell you how much of a thrill this has been to talk to the fans in the stands and follow this team. the ladies told us they have had such a great time here in france, but they're ready to come home. and, as you said, michael, party in the u.s.a. team u.s.a. does it again. before a sold out crowd, the women win their fourth world cup crown. >> it's unbelievable. i don't know how to feel right now. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: in the 61st minute the match tied 0-0 and veteran megan rapinoe fresh off a hamstring injury punches one in. megan rapinoe converts this penalty kick for the first goal of the game. the 50th of her professional career. at 34 years old she's now the oldest player to score in a women's world cup final. >> a lot of people were concerned about your hamstring. you were like no, i'm shaking it off. >

thank you adrienne pon for coming. thank you so much for being here. i know you reiterated it in the video, but i just want to say again how critically dependent adequate funding is not an accurate count. i'm wondering if you can speak for a minute on how we would anticipate, san francisco in particular would be impacted by some of the funding choices if we do or do not have the that we need. >> if we have an undercount like we did in 2,000. in the year 2,000 the city was undercounted by an estimated 100,000 people. which, i forgot with the number was, but at the time, you know, if you look at the current estimate for per person who participated, per capita, each person who participates in the census translates to about $2,000, per person, per year in federal funding that comes to the city and county. imagine 100,000 people were undercounted. it took us a decade to recover, and get those numbers corrected. that is one of the reasons why this census is so challenging, because it is going to be online. people only get their information this time by being

here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, world cup excitement at a fever pitch on the evehat do or die semifinal. usa versus england. >> i've got to say, america have got that ruthless streak of wanting to win. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: american fans sporting their red, white and blue from times square to france. >> go usa! >> go usa! >> go usa! >> go usa! >> reporter: even oprah joining in. >> goal! u.s.! >> reporter: the indomitable megan rapinoe explains what's behind her bold celebration pose. >> you are sort of on the stage, so, i guess i'm looking at myself as a performer and trying to entertain. >> reporter: england is a worthy opponent. tuesday's showdown will feature powerhouses ellen white and you will si brauns. team usa hopes fans at home will get some time off to watch the game. >> everybody's been super stoked and has been getting out of work to cheer us on. >> reporter: counting on love from the states and here in the stands as they move one step closer to another championship. >> they rock. we follow them anywhere. >> reporter: adrienne bankert, abc news, l

adrienne bankert, abc news, los angeles. >>> we have a medical alert this morning. study suggests that millions of people should stop taking aspirin to prevent heart attacks. a daily low dose of the drug is recommended for people who have already had a heart attack or stroke but the study found that a daily aspirin for healthy people may be harmful. researchers say that aspirin can cause dangerous side effects such as brain bleeding. as always, check with your doctor before changing any daily drug regimen. >>> now to a wild accident near chicago and the incredible team effort that saved that driver's life. a news helicopter capturedhe mo blew a tire and flipped over on the interstate trapping the driver inside. more than a dozen good samaritans stopped to help. when they couldn't pry the door open, 14 men pushed the truck onto its side making a way for orlando hernandez to escape. >> i just told them like i need to get out. i need to get out of here so afterwards i told them to cut the seat belt out and i'll be able to climb out. fortunately i did. in case they're w

to be a correspondent adrienne chris reporting for us from cape town thank you ira. and football tonight is the final in the africa cup of nations senegal has a chance to win their 1st ever football title the lions of tauranga are the slight favorites against algeria but the algerian team has already defeated senegal in the group stages and will bring an army of travelling fans to cairo. algeria fans have filled chartered planes to see their side in action in egypt and they are convinced they all claim a 2nd title after the triumph of $990.00 some even believe it's fate. i can do to support our geo of course we've been waiting 29 years for this i'm 28 years old it's the perfect time so i'm going to represent everyone. it was a late winner from superstar that fired algeria into the final after the final whistle on sunday morez was full of the supporters optimism. we had already did not think this is going. to play the final. tough game. we are capable to to win it but they are confident to be jubilant senegalese supporters back home who watched their side triumph over

>> adrienne, thank you. >>> and now to the images coming in tonight from puerto rico. massive crowds, protests. in fact, those crowds spilling onto san juan's main expressway, shutting down traffic, calling for governor ricardo rossello to resign. tonight, his new interview, and his new offer, that he will not run again, but that he won't resign. will it be enough for those protesters? abc's victor oquendo in san juan tonight. >> reporter: tonight, united and defiant. calls for puerto rico's governor, ricardo rossello, to step down reaching their highest levels monday. an island-wide strike. belting out their battle cry -- "ricky resign." puerto ricans are flooding the streets. this is actually the on-ramp to the highway, and if you take a look down at the overpass, they've shut it down. singer ricky martin, born and raised here, among them. all protesting for a tenth straight day after the leak of those obscenity-laced, sexist and homophobic group chats between the governor and his closest advisers, mocking and insulting some constituents. >> we want a government that

adrienne, thank you. >>> next tonight, the crisis at the border. the trump administration giving a look inside a holding center today for migrant children. cameras were invited into the newest center in texas, where 225 teens are waiting to be placed with sponsors. it all comes after those images last week and descriptions of the squalor inside other facilities. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: these are the images the government now wants you to see. migrant children, hands on hearts, reciting the pledge of allegiance, though at some point, they may be deported. the a.p. allowed into a youth holding facility in texas, where unaccompanied minors sleep on bunk beds. weave. eat catered food and play soccer on grass fields. >> the reason why we stood this up is, again, not to allow children to stay in border patrol stations any longer than they need to. >> reporter: those border patrol stations are migrants' first stop once apprehended. described as a ticking time bomb in an internal government report that showed dangerous overcrowding. men cheek to j

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thank you, adrienne elrod right here, and john heilemann, thank you.oming up tonight on "hardball," more on tonight's big rematch tonight between joe biden and kamala harris. everyone is going to be watching center stage tonight. will biden show more passion and spontaneity that he lacked last time? i'm going to talk to surrogates for the biden and harris campaigns on their debate strategies for tonight. >>> and for years mitch mcconnell has worn his hyper partisanship and obstructionism as a badge of honor. but now the nickname moscow mitch has hurt his feelings. joe scarborough, who coined that wonderful phrase, joins me tonight on "hardball." much more tonight in this hour. stick with us. hour stick with us. ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. you don't really talk about your insurance unless you're complaining about it. you go

adrienne bankert, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to adrienne. >>> former supreme court justicey at arlington national cemetery. on monday his flag-draped casket was carried into the great hall of the supreme court as more than 100 of his former law clerks stood by. five current justices were also there. >> president trump and the first lady paid their respects. stevens served on the nation's highest court for 35 years. he died last week after suffering a stroke at the age of 99. >>> new details on the asap rocky case. swedish police have dropped their investigation of the man the american rapper says was harassing him. authorities say the second man was acting in self-defense. today marks 18 days since asap rocky was put in jail after a street fight in stockholm. he still has not been charged. a reminder, asap rocky says that man was following him, antagonizing him, and he was defending himself. >>> louisiana state university tigers football team is getting ready for the upcoming season in style. >> lsu players couldn't contain their excitement as they were led into the new sta

my name is adrienne pon and i'm joined by my colleague, our civic engagement fellow. the 2020s census is fast approaching. we are once again, our our offices once again charged with overseeing the outreach campaign in 2,009, we were a start up operation at the time, a tiny staff of three. obviously with a lot of help from our community partners, and city departments we were able to conduct a highly effective campaign. san francisco was the only county, in 2010, in california to meet and exceed the mail in response rate. today we have much better capacity. but the 2020s census will be even talk -- or tougher. we need to work as a unified city to ensure that all san franciscans are accurately and completely counted by the census bureau. why is the census so important? our fair share of over $800 billion in federal funding for a central needs and services like transportation, education, programs like medicaid, disability support, chair giver programs, special ed. the political representation of voice, and reliable data for planning in supports of the civil rights law. mo

to a district called cape flats where almost a 1000 people have been murdered our correspondent adrienne krishna reports from the city. 1 receiving an option for peace right in the cape town township of man and when the. child was. to carry adams these daily demonstrations have become a disappointing ritual he's lived here for almost 50 years and says the level of violence nowadays has never been so bad father to 5 children adams worries about their future none of us feel safe in this is in this environment how schoolchildren goes. freely in the roads you see it's a lot of innocent people that said to that's been dying man and. the residents here have been organizing these protests on a daily basis for 2 months now but nothing much has happened since then. adams shows us around his township manenberg has been considered a troubled area for many years but in recent months violence has escalated with several gangs involved in the brutal battle over drugs and power this is still limited considered to be in the it's a. so it's pretty straight to divide the terrorists yeah. both gangs reached

. >> fans are already going crazy, and abc's adrienne bankert is there with them in france. >> go usat at a fever pitch on the eve of that do or die semifinal. usa versus england. >> i've got to say, america have got that ruthless streak of wanting to win. >> usa! >> reporter: american fans sporting their red, white, and blue from times square to france. >> go usa! >> go usa! >> go usa! >> go usa! >> reporter: even oprah joining in. >> go u.s.! >> reporter: the indomitable megan rapinoe explains what's behind her bold celebration pose to our robin roberts. >> you're sort of on the stage. so i guess i'm looking at myself as a performer and trying to entertain. >> reporter: england is a worthy opponent. tuesday's showdown will feature powerhouses ellen white and lucy brauns. team usa hopes fans back home will get some time off to watch the game. >> everybody's been super stoked and has been getting out of work to cheer us on. >> reporter: counting on love from the states and here in the stands as they aim to move one step closer to another championship. >> they rock, we follow them anyw

yeah. >> thank you, adrienne.e're following a lot of other headlines including that thrilling wimbledon win. 15-year-old cori "coco" gauff beating her idol venus. what she said to her moments after the match and coco's parents will join us live in a little bit. >> can't wait to hear from them. >>> and the blockbuster fourth of july bargains on ipads, furniture and more. where to find the best deals even when hanging out at the beach. first back to ginger. >> here's something you don't see every day, an ef-0 tornado taking down trees. 80 mile per hour winds in portland, oregon. today it's billings over through bismarck that has to watch for the severe storms. >>> cannot wait to talk to coco gauff's parents and we will in just a little bit. we'll be right back. right back. gauff's parents and we will in just a little bit. we'll be right back. they're branded by sweat, pride, and every stain the job throws at you. for the hardest workers, we've designed the hardest working tide. so you can leave your mark on the worl

adrienne bankert joins us from l.a.e exclusively with one of the stars. >> reporter: talk about excited. good morning, cecilia. we spoke to scarlett johansson, black widow is one of several projects coming from marvel in the next two years in theaters and on streaming service disney pl and fans, of course, are geewhi celebrates "endgame." >> i like ossing dollars >>te ie of thvie ever. >> we're in the endgame. >> besting avatar's" ten-year reign to be the top grossing movie worldwide. a record james cameron's science fiction film set on the planet of pandora in 2009. >> your blood is from the tree. >> reporter: "endgame" has made close to $3 billion around the globe. and this weekend at comic-con in san diego, more marvel news, the studio's president, kevin feige made it clear "endgame" signals a new beginning. >> we talked about the new thor strange movie in "the multiverse of madness." >> reporter: the studio introducing fans to a new chapter or phase four of the e w luhe nematic universe.ne master of kung fu shang-ch

and former chief of staff to the dcc krch dccc, adrienne elrod joining us.en candidates for president square off tonight including bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. they are among the frontrunners right now. but still trailing joe biden by a wide margin. we'll dig deep into the 4r5i9la polling. plus two developments from capitol hill. the senate fails to block armed sales to saudi arabia. and more house democrats back the push for impeachment and fact checking the president's pick for the top spy job. what was john ratcliffe talking about when he said that he'd put terrorists in prison. like what did he mean. we'll go through that. but let's begin with this, weeks of president trump's sound and fury have done nothing to ignite his base according to a new poll. in its latest analysis, associated press writes the president has inflamed racial tensions betting such divisions will help ease his path to victory in 2020. and he has replaced gut instinct and tweets. and while republicans nervously consider an unconstrained trump 15 months from the election, few

adrienne that, when did we enter the twilight zone? you might have the answer. i don't. >> first of all, andrea mitchell is wrong. there's many socialists in the democrat party. that's where the party has steered to the left. we've seen it the last 1, 1 1/2 years. and alexandria ocasio-cortez is a self-avowed socialist. same with bernie sanders. she totally missed the mark. we look at the other presidential contenders, so many of them are so far to the left and embracing socialist policies like the new green deal. the democrats are no longer moderate. they're very close to socialism. >> tammy: yeah, alexandra, wouldn't you say that this might indicate that they know this is troubling and not a good position to take and a way they're helping them along to erase the negativity that the americans see socialism at? >> journalists are smart. they know that aoc and her socialist views are toxic when it comes to voters. if i were aoc, i might be offended by andrea mitchell. she wears that socialist badge so proudly and they're taking to take it away from her. >> tammy:

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brent: adrienne is followingng e hearining in johannenesburg. >> jacob zuma did what many expected him to do. he pretrade himself as a victim of a campaign against him. we see that he takes the whole process very seriously and personally. this has a huge impact on the lives of himself and his family. also on his reputation. he is still a very powerful figurere here in south africa. he does not hold an official position anymore. the rulingng pty is splilit into two major factions. they were trying to reform the party. now it is really exciting to see how these next days are going to continue. obviously, zuma has a lot of supporters. he is facing serious allegations. there are witnesses that were pointing the finger at jacob zuma. the question is where this commission actually leads. this commission will try to establish the truthth. they can take prosecution action, possibly. it will be a very long time and a long process. also, ththe south african people will wonder what really happened under the watch of jacob zuma. brent: about 3 million people are on the move in nepal, northern indi

good morning to you, adrienne. >> reporter: hey, good morning, eva. i'm glad to hear you guys having such a good time. we're having a great time in lyon, france. it's another hot and sticky yet beautiful day here and we've quite the morning. we were able to talk to soccer icon brandi chastain, she said she was so excited for this game she didn't even sleep. after talking to players on the team, they got this combo of nervousness and excitement as they get ready to explode on this world stage. this morning, everything is on the line. both the netherlands and the u.s. have a shot at making history in today's world cup final. the u.s. has the upper hand in scoring with 24 goals in the tournament. the netherlands known for their strong defense, conceding only four. >> the netherlands are a tremendous team. i expect it to be a very competitive match. the dutch, the reigning european champions will aim for their first world cup title. the u.s.'s goal, to repeat as champions, which would make for an unprecedented fourunprecedenr victories. >> reporter: the u

adrienne bankert in los angeles for abc news. >> this is just a wild story on all fronts.e families impacted. thinking about those two mothers who, yes, have their children, thank goodness, after wanting to have kids, going through ivf, but missing out on the experience of carrying their own babies. then the couple, that woman who carried these two babies, thinking they were finally having twins. >> right. >> giving birth and having to give up both of them. >> excruciating. that's the only word i can even come up with right now about what these families are going through. and the fact that they're really muddying the situation even more, that state by state, we're dealing with california and new york here. and so the laws are different. and so these families are going through the legal process. >> having to fight to get their baby back. six weeks. >> so much harder here. >> incredible. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the prickly situation for one driver in arizona. take a look at this. >> wow. >> just one word for this one, two words, wow, and ouch. >> yeah. >>> but f

adrienne bankert has more from france. >> that's it. u.s.fourth world cup. >> reporter: team usa champions again. establishing themselves as one of the greatest teams to ever represent our flag. this win didn't come easy. the team used to scoring goals early throughout the tournament went scoreless in the first half. the netherlands with a mighty defense. >> we have no quit in us. we'll do anything to win. >> reporter: the match, a knock-down, drag-out fight, included this collision with kelli o'hara. but then soon, megan rapinoe, just back from injury, breaking the stalemate with this penalty kick. >> goal, usa. >> milestone goal for rapinoe. >> reporter: the goal sends fans back home in america in a frenzy. it was this stunner from one of our youngest stars, rose lavelle, that sealed the deal. >> the biggest goal of rose lavelle's life. >> she's a superstar. >> reporter: after the game, tears and jubilation. this record fourth cup championship for team usa, now the gold standard in women's soccer. jill ellis, the second person, male or fem

as adrienne said it's seven months away from a vote. only 12% of democratic primary voters say they know who they're going to vote for. >> along those lines just kind of the cautionary tale or a cheerleading message to the democrats' next debate, leave race out of it. the big discussion coming out of the debate obviously was kamala and biden and busing and the irony is we have a president who unfortunately a lot of candidates won't even address him, who got in office on race. by dividing us on race. we all know his history as a racist starting with birther, all the way to charlottesville. that do the democrats do? to very good decent progressive candidates, biden, harris, who you know in their core are all about decency and bringing people together. what do they do? they shoot each other that way and i hope and if i was advising either one of them, because at the end of the day, you'll turn off certain african-american voters and white voters and you need them both so step away from race. >> you know, it's interesting, obviously if you

bonjour, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning, robin.s away like you said. we're so excited. england and the u.s. have not played each other in a world cup game in over a decade and both teams have standout players known for their speed and scoring. it's team u.s.a. versus england as both teams prepare for the semifinals of the women's world cup and this morning, all eyes are on co-captain megan rapinoe. >> rapinoe, sends it in low, goal. >> reporter: rapinoe exploded on the field friday scoring both of usa's goals against france, unstoppable her are you not entertained celebration pose quickly became a meme. >> megan rapinoe has put the team on her back from spain to france. >> reporter: now she's facing a fierce rival. >> white turns. the shot. white with a goal. >> reporter: england's ellen white famous for gesturing after her goals as if looking through binoculars white dominated the field in the quarterfinals. both white and rapinoe along with team usa's alex morgan on the quest to become the top scorer of the tournament. each have

adrienne brought up cory booker's name. we haven't really brought his name up an awful lot because he's been sitting at 2%. this has been a race -- you know, in the national polls it's been a race among five people for the past month or two. i will say though, you look at some of the numbers, you look at what he's doing on the ground. you look at a couple of polls where he's moving up a bit by bit. we're still six, seven months away and i'm not sure if anybody in the 2% crowd makes a push. i would be surprised if it were cory booker. if we didn't see again, just like we're talking about elizabeth warren she's doing all the right things. when her numbers were low we said we could see things happening there. i would say cory booker would be somebody to watch on stage in this debate. because right now he seems to be doing what i call the blocking and tackling of politics and doing it right. >> adrienne elrod, sophia nelson, jake, thank you so much. coming up after days of protest, president trump weighs in on the unrest in pue

here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> that was it! u.s. wins!y, team usa now charging straight for that world cup final after a 2-1 win over england. tens of thousands of americans cheering in the stands here in lyon. the epic matchup getting off to a stunning start with star megan rapinoe on the sidelines, no warmup with the team. it sparks worry about a possible injury. at game time, christen press takes her place, not missing a beat. >> right side cross, done! goal! >> reporter: even a goal from england's powerhouse ellen white couldn't stop usa momentum for long. >> drives it for white, goal! >> reporter: then there was alex morgan with this move on her 30th birthday. >> and sending it in there, header, goal! >> reporter: at home fans glued to their screens from brooklyn to chicago to los angeles. >> goal! >> reporter: just when england thought it tied the game, this call from the ref, offsides, no goal. true american grit captured in this moment. usa goalkeeper alyssa naeher diving to block this penalty kick. >> to see them win and go to th

good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you too, amy.question everyone is asking. will megan rapinoe be back on the field for the final on sunday? the dutch/sweden game made history last night. the first semifinal ever to go into overtime. the stage is set. >> the netherlands, the european champions will ascend to the world cup final. >> reporter: the u.s. women's national team now prepares to defend their world cup title against the netherlands. but what's on everyone's minds this morning, superstar megan rapinoe, who's been sidelined due to a hamstring injury. she's confident she'll be on the field this sunday. >> hamstring is feeling very good. like i said yesterday, it was minor to begin with, but with such a short amount of time between the games, i just wasn't able to be fit for selection. >> reporter: people are talking about this week's u.s.a./england bout and the uproar over alex morgan zipping a cup of tea as a celebration pose. the gesture seen as arrogant and distasteful. on twitter she says, this team is special. thanks for

. >> adrienne moore says the sanctuary is set to open later this year. >> terrorist attacks in 2001 had a profound impact on a new art exhibit in san francisco. the show at the contemporary jewish museum is a selection of ceramics by annabeth rosen. she began covering her ceramics in white glaze after watching the attacks on the world trade center. >> it was the ash that was so horri horrifying. i came back and was pouring white over everything. so everything had this feeling that you didn't know if it was dead or dormant but it had this kind of ashen quality. >> it took years but rosen is finally starting to work with color again. 120 of had her pieces are in the exhibit which rubs till mid-january at the contemporary jewish museum. >> a different kind of shark arc attack. this one filled its victim with joy? that's next. you...and mom also gets aoss shoppiback-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. and you score the you knperfect outfit?at ross ooooohhhh! game on!

it's a simple concept, a chat around a table featuring jada pinkett smith, her mum adrienne and her daughterr will smith, where they have talked about their marriage. i think that's the worst i've ever felt in our marriage. wow. i was failing miserably. the red table talk is on a new facebook service competing with the likes of netflix and youtube. 300 million views is extraordinary for a show just a year old. the figure is dwarfed by some youtube programmes but traditional tv, however, can only dream of getting such numbers. of course i went to traditional networks and there were networks that wanted it. there is something about network television, that makes it less intimate. wejust like to get to the table and talk. we don't want to do a whole lot of ta—da! and you have to do that for network. a topic revisited time and time again is race. everything from interracial relationships to whether white people should adopt black children. my mother comes from a whole different generation where segregation and racism wore a different face, and then there is my generation, and then there is willo

professionals say a hard hitting educational campaign is helping to ease the crisis there our correspondent adrienne krishi sent us this report from the town of show in. engineering student. is on her way to the campus health center students can get tested for hiv for free in the waiting room there's a video advertisement for print a preventative medicine that protects against the virus she began taking prep few months ago which involves taking one tablet per day and going for a checkup every 2 months. it's heavy and it is spreading like very fast these days these years in our unit so i don't. think so critics myself and actually i'm proud a wish like everyone can do it because i think there is that easiest way to prevent it has been a from spreading. is trying to persuade more students to use prep to protect themselves against hiv she says that while she wouldn't talk to her parents about hiv the subject is no longer to be amongst her peers funniest and i want you to most of all i know that we don't like using condoms for section janice we don't like using condoms so just in case we're not feeling

are free but. 6 chris reporting there and he joins us now from cape town for more on this story hi adrienne what is fueling this violence is the drugs alone and why are we seeing this surge now i mean definitely drugs are playing a major part but it is not struck so alone it's several factors that we're seeing here and there's different gangs he also is not only one or 2 it's dozens of them they all have different targets some are on the drug business others are doing other things some are just to controlling their terror and so it's really a very difficult problem with a very different level so that needs to be addressed obviously because it has gotten a voice in wars over the past years and you've set the numbers more than 100 people were killed this year alone at this weekend the past week and more than 40 people were murdered in the cape flats though it is a massive problem that obviously needs to be addressed. now the military is being brought in what will the presence of the army there actually change what can they achieve that the police haven't been able to. so when we talk to peopl

good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning. yes, this is one of those shake your heads and say what in the world? in the midst of the excitement, they are flying to new york for a victory parade and fly across the country to get and stas the stage and red carpet at the espys. midfielder allie long is robbed in her hotel room here at the ritz-carlton. now, according to the lapd, allie long and her husband left their room for a time ll s they left the door propped open. it wasn't locked and someone snuck in stealing cash and valuables including the key to new york city given to her and the members of the u.s. women's national team by the mayor of new york. now, she tweeted about this and said a thief came in and stole my wedding ring, cash and the key to my favorite city. asking the major mayor more a new one. saying, do you make copies. the mayor saying, we have you covered. we have copies like any good new yorker. george? >> let's hope she gets the ring back. thanks very much. >>> now to the big celebrity stealing the headlines

for its premiere and adrienne bankert on the red carpet for it. she had a great time.eporter: good morning, robin. you know, life is really tough. somebody's got to do this hard job. could they have picked three hotter stars to be in this movie? turns out the world still wants more, "hobbs & shaw." ♪ it's the summer's biggest blockbuster. a high-speed hilarious thrill ride. ♪ >> whoo! >> reporter: dwayne "the rock" johnson and jason statham return as "hobbs and shaw" in the first spin-off to two decades of "fast and furious" films. >> i have had the opportunity to do multiple "fast and furious" films. there have been eight so far. we are the fortunate recipients to be given the opportunity to spin this off. >> reporter: the duo's stunts, death defying. >> i guess we've had a misspent youth we can lean back on. >> bad guy. >> reporter: with heartthrob idris elba cast as the baddest villain ever. >> he's misguided. >> i always wanted to work with idris for many, many years. there's no one like him. around the world, there's no one like him. >> reporter: miranda sh-- >> r

abc's adrienne bankert is in lyon, france and, adrienne, we're hearing from some of the team's starsg. >> reporter: that's right, whit, in fact, it was great to hear from some of the players that they enjoyed fourth of july with their families while on the road including alex morgan who said she had crepes instead of barbecue. as you mention, the dutch are newcomers here. they are also reigning european champions, facing the u.s. ranked number one in the world. in just two days -- >> goal! >> reporter: -- the biggest stage in soccer will crown a world cup champion. team usa versus the netherlands. we had a chance to talk with the u.s. women's players this morning about what it's like now for the team and their biggest rivals. >> i don't think we think going in that anybody is coming into that game scared to play us. we know that everybody knows that they can compete with us and we're ready to compete with them. >> what is the chemistry like within the team? >> we've been on the road for like 42 days so i think this is our 10th or 11th hotel, and we still want to sit outside and hang