cnn's amanda davies is following all the action. ut it was. what's happened so far, amanda? >> the good news is that you've got a month to get it right. we've got a lot of practice to come. this is not just the biggest women's world cup ever. it's the biggest women's sporting event the world has ever seen. 32 teams battling it out over 64 matches for the right to be crowned world champions, and it's got off to a brilliant start. it was all eyes on auckland and new zealand as the tournament got under way, a huge occasion for so many reasons for the co-hosts, having never been recorded a win at a world cup finals, but despite the star power of norway, the football fans got off to the best possible start. a 1-0 win courtesy of hannah wilkinson's goal in the 48th minute, giving them their first ever world cup victory in 16 games. a real moment of history for them, but that brings us nicely on to the u.s. women's team, looking to become the first side in either the men's or women's game to do the threepeat, to win not one, not two, but th

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cnn's amanda davis has a preview of what else is to come. >> as much as the rest of the world is looking this tournament that we have in front of us in 2023, new zealand and australia. >> reporter: the u.s. women's national team are no strangers to leading the way, but on the line over the next month, something that no side, men or women, has ever done before. winning a third straight world cup. >> you can't really say three because it's such a new group. it's a new world cup, and attacking that as a new group. >> reporter: emily son net was there four years ago for victory in france alongside veteran superstars megan rapinoe and alex morgan preparing for their fourth world cups this time around, but 14 players will be making their debut on the world's biggest stage, and the message from the top is clear. we win together, we lose together, we stick together. >> we did have a, you know, big change in a lot of o'players. we've had injuries. we've had a lot of things we've had to adapt to, and i think that is something that is ultimately going to make us come together and be stronger. we kn

amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. boy, you talk about lucky those folks just walking by barely beat that car coming over that railing. all right. the competency hearing got underway today for the former uc davis student charged in a stabbing spree. the yolo county jury will determine if 21 year-old carlos dominguez can stand trial for murder. he's accused of stabbing three people at a park and a homeless encampment, killing two of the victims and injuring what ? last month, a court appointed doctor found him not fit to go to trial. but the prosecutor disputed the findings and requested a trial. the jury will make the final decision on whether dominguez will in fact, go on trial or be sent to a mental hospital. after months of organizing, hundreds of workers at san francisco's california academy of sciences have voted now to form a union. the votes were counted last friday with a 77% result in favor of unionized closing. cal academy employees will be represented by seiu local 1021. it represents almost 60,000 workers across northern california. the new cal academy union will include workers across various departments together, they're hoping to have a voice in how the academy is run, how funds