an outliar. the most watched sporting event away. team u.s.a. has one of the toughest firm rounds possible called "the group of death" facing off against the world's best from germany, portugal, ghana and i talked about how he is prepping his players for brazil, making tough choices and mainstreaming soccer in america. >> coach, earlier this year, the espn sports neil tracks american interests in 31 sports discovered mainly league soccer had caught up to major league baseball in preference from 12 to 17-year-olds. how have you seen america's relationship with soccer change in that time? >> i think it's changed a lot. i think soccer really became a mainstream now. i am not saying it's competing now with american ball, basketball and baseball. i think it shouldn't be the goal to do that. i think soccer has a strong position now within the society obviously, you know, the lasting influence in the united statesba becomes bigger and bigger. they are all soccer-crazy, driven people. and i think through the media, you know, television and obviously the

team u.s.a. is facing an up-pitch battle. >> team u.s.a.ldup to the world cup. >> they're up against a lot. america will compete in group "g" with germany, portugal and ghana. >> they'll face some of their toughest opponents in the first round, so bad it's being called "the group of death." >> stephen: yes, the group of death. an affiliation germans have been trying to get away from for about 70 years. now, faith... faced with this challenge, team u.s.a.'s coach stepped up and surrendered, saying, "we cannot win this world cup because we are not at that level yet. realistically it is not possible." [audience reacts] you don't think an american team could win? what kind of an american would say that? terms out a german one. because team u.s.a.'s coach is juergen klinsmann, a german soccer star seen here being german. [laughter] he also said, "we have to play the game of our lives seven times to win the tournament." so what? so what, jurgen, we can play the game of our lives seven times. they did it every night on "friday night lights." what'

we're all going to have our eyes an team u.s.a. playing germany. >> we wanted to be there for the game but management said no. straight ahead, the legal fight taking place between the federal government and an oyster farm. >> first, the supreme court weighing in on cell phone privacy. the justice ruled that police cannot search someone's cell phone without a warrant. we report on the 21 century privacy case that sets a big precedent. >> if the police pull you over, they are allowed to search anything in plain view in your car, like wallet or handbag, even without a warrant. now the supreme court says there's one thing they can't search, your cell phone, because they hold much more personal information. justice john roberts wrote in a unanimous ruling: many privacy advocates applaud the decision. >> technology is becoming so much more advanced, if a police officer gets ahold of your phone and find out what's in there, that is -- they can access so much of your personal life that has nothing to do with a possible criminal case. >> th

we will have more on the tournament including an update on team u.s.a. later in the broadcast.a rock 'n' roll hall of famer has died. singer-songwriter bobby womack was one of the all-time r&b greats. he had been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. he performed just a couple weeks ago. anthony mason looks back now on womack's soulful career. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: his voice was bourne out of a gospel church and given character by a life of ups and downs. bobby womack died yesterday after battling a series of health issues. ♪ because i used to love her but it's all over now ♪ womack got his start in 1960 when sam cooke signed the singer to his first record deal. during that time, he wrote and recorded "it's all over now," the song that would later become the "rolling stones" first number one hit. when his own band didn't break, he became a sessioned guitarist, playing on records by elvis, ray charles, dusty springfield and aretha franklin. in the '70s, while battling drug addiction, he released a series of successful solo albums. then in 1981, he had his biggest hit with "if you think

team u.s.a. faced an o pond in mannous. it was a nail bitter. after beating ghana, the u.s. soccer team had a golden opportunity at the world cup against portugal. a victory would put them into the next round. ross shimabuku with the heights. this was heart-melting moments. >> it was a roller-coaster. the americans had the chaps to drop the hammer and knock portugal out the tournament. beat portugal and the u.s. progress to round 16. cristiano ronaldo from portugal in desperation mode. early the americans played sloppy defense. in the fifth minute the ball to howard. howard had no chance. america bounced back. in the 64th minute. jermain jones - the rocket - let the celebration begin. the equalizer tied it up. jermain jones scoring his first. in the 81st minute u.s. on the attack. the captain playing with a broken nose finds the back of the net. america was going bananas, the americans had a 2-1 lead. it appeared the americans would vans, get the three points. with seconds to go in stoppage - are you kidding me - cristiano ronaldo hit for the tying goal 2-2 draw, and portugal

. >> an amazing start for team u.s.a. but already many are making predictions. >> usa. >> in the final. >> nothing is impossible. >> how exciting. sunday belgium plays russia at 8:30 and then south korea and algeria at 11:30 and we are the only place you can watch the matchup and you don't have to miss a moment with the app that lets you views matches on smartphones, tablets are computer. >> a lot of the people are probably still celebrating. >> it will hours to get the paint off. that was cool. >> what color are we painting the school? >> we have part of the red and white and we have the blue. 47 in west portal. you can see the different temperatures around san francisco from 52 in crissy field and headed downturn 51. 45 at petaluma and half moon bay and san leandro at 49 and saratoga at 47 and the rest of us in the home 50's until pittsburg at 57 and tracy at 59. the temperatures are the same if not cooler than yesterday up to nine degrees in some areas. we will talk about what will happen today, cooler morning. tempera

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president obama sending pregame well wishes. >> go team u.s.a., show the world what we're made of. >> this is a kick, man. >> what a game it was, behind an early goal from the captain and a late goal jam john brooks, team u.s.a. won 2-1. that was cause for american pandemonium in brazil and the states. >> i can't believe we won! it was amazing! we totally did good! >> it was a miracle, that's what it was. that's what we needed and that's what we got. >> we played our hearts out. we deserve that victory. go u.s.! >> that's right, america next takes on portugal sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. portugal is coming off a surprise defeat against germany. they'll be desperate for a win. >> we totally did good. [ laughter ] >> she was having so much fun. >> you think she wanted to say something else but caught herself. >> we're glad she did. >> we want to tell you about sad news in sports. one of baseball's greatest hitters passing away. he had a celebrated life. tony gwynn died after battling facial cancer he blamed an chewing tobacco. he played with the san diego padres, leading the national league in batting averages eight times, finishing w

we are not an underdog by any means. >> team u.s.a. can keep its world cup journey with a win or tie but if we lose it is more complicated and depends on portugal and ghana game. it would be huge for american soccer, football, but this place will be packed at 9:00 a.m. and we will be here at 11 o'clock i will have the fan reaction and by that time we will know the score. >>> you make me nervous. >> you can watch the gale between team u.s.a. and germany at 9:00 a.m. on espn and portion began and non-that play at the same time and at 5:00, algeria and russia. >>> more on what is going on in the east bay, a big traffic problem on 680. >> this is walnut creek the travel southbound, the trail lights headed in the southbound direction with the problem in the northbound and southbound lanes, a dump truck was traveling in the northbound lanes that overturned and planned in southbound lanes. it sounds like we have the dump truck involved and a minivan. we have in word on injuries but we have multiple lane hud down causing major backups. if you

team u.s.a. will play ghana today. the united states has a talented team but it may not be on the level of great teams from europe and south america. it is an uphill battle. >> wait is over for american soccer fans. today, the united states squad opens up world cup play against ghana that the manager considers a "must win." that is because the team starts out in the so-called group of death, four teams, the united states, port began, ghana, and portugal. you play each other once and move on. it is 38 percent of advancement. >> the coach has been honest. >> talking about winning a world cup is...not realistic. so the beautiful think it is unpredictable. >> he remade the team, the most recognizable player donovan last off the roster. seven international players were added five from germany. but there are familiar places including goalkeeper howard and the captain. the united states is up against ghana, the best of africa. >> they are fill physically dominant. >> and the history, ghana knocked the united states out of the last two. >> the coach will give us the right game plan and we hope...it fits. >> next, is port began led by two time world

an equalizer! >> pelley: elaine quijano on what's next for team u.s.a. at the world cup. and what if you posted a mailbox in the middle of nowhere? chip reid on the treasures we found inside. >> you will walk away having a whole better feeling about the world that you live in. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. secretary of state john kerry rushed to baghdad today to try to stop a revolution that threatens all that america's fought for in ten years of combat. kerry said, "iraq is at moment of great urgency," after meeting with president nouri al-maliki and opposition politicians. maliki agreed to form a new inclusive government by july 1. something that he hasn't managed to do over the last eight years. many of his opponents make up isis-- the islamic state of iraq in syria-- which is cutting a violent swath through iraq and moving toward baghdad. we have a team of correspondents on this and we will begin with margaret brennan who is traveling with secretary kerry now in amman

national team is done with few said they could do, advancing in the world cup despite having to play the group of death, portugal, ghana and germany. >> after an american loss, america cheers. team u.s.a. loses 1-0 to germany but makes it to the round of 16 thanks to portugal's 2-1 win over ghana. >> it's huge for us getting out of this group that everybody said you have no chance. >> at the end of the day, we're happy with the performance and to advance out of the group. we would like to have ended on a better note not losing. >> the team lost to germany. only strong defense kept the game close. some on the team later admitted that the u.s.'s need for just a draw kept the game close, too. >> it could have been a mind set of needing a die could have held us back. >> we knew if we weren't going to beat them, the best outcome could be a win in the world cup. >> despite outshooting them, germany managed just this 54t 54th tally, enough to beat a u.s.a. team that still managed to finish second in their group. >> important to be happy and proud of it, but now lets stay focused on what this is all about. >> fans gathered across the nation to watch the game and afterwards, they felt good. >>

team u.s.a.'s turn in the world cup and fans gear up for an exciting map against ghana. >>> computer snafu at targetres cross the country has the retailer doing damage control. i will have a report from san jose after the break. a roller coaster of a week for temperatures across the bay area and we have a cooler day today, warmer by midweek and it stays dry. the seven-day forecast is straight ahead. >>> that is a lot of track coming in from emeryville, however, it is looking light in some parts of the bay area and possibly a few fathers are taking an have a day off for father's day week. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good morning, a view the golden gate bridge with the blue skies out there, cooler temperatures ahead. it is monday, june 16, and thanks for starting your day with us. >>> they are animating post carts? >>> you never know with technology what we will see in the mailbox. >>> especially with silicon valley. we are seeing sunshine. we have strong winds. >> we have sun but current temperatures are quite chilly at 52 in san francisco, and oakland is in the m

an all time high. karen travers has the details. >> reporter: team u.s.a. can keep its world cup journey going with a win or tie gains germany. >> they have talent and abundance. >> reporter: this is a day that many on team u.s.a. have had circled on their calendars. five u.s. players have german mothers and u.s. citizens. as a player he led germany to the world cup tidal in 1990. coach third place finish in 2006. he said he counts many on the german side good friends. i will give them big hugs before the game and leave it aside. given the close tie between the two teams, there's a lot of speculation that maybe they will come together and come up with a secret conspiracy plan and play not to lose. both sides have ruled that out. >> every athlete wants to win this game. >> we're not made to go for a tie, this is not in our dna. >> reporter: this is team's third game in 11 days. >> we don't see the short rest as being a harm to us at all. >> reporter: a winner in germany would be huge in american soccer. team u.s.a. is taking whatever it takes win or draw to

an equalizer! >> pelley: elaine quijano on what's next for team u.s.a. at the world cup. and what if you posted a mailbox in the middle of nowhere? chip reid on the treasures we found inside. >> you will walk away having a wh

an underdog. >> absolutely. not underdogs, but team u.s.a. can keep its world cup journey going with a win or a tie against germany. has, it is a little more complicated and depeoples on the outcome of portugal and ghana. a win over germany is huge for american soccer and starts at noon. we expect this place to be packed. i am hoping people don't start drinking too early. however, katie and eric if i have for get into the goof of things, i will do that. >> dedicated to his craft. behave. >> a giant turnout is expected in san francisco as fans gathered to catch the action on the big screen at civic center plaza. an estimated 5,000 fans turned out on sunday to catch the match against portugal. fans in the east bay can watch the match as the new parkway theater in oakland showing all of games. you can watch the match between team u.s.a. and germany at 9:00 a.m. on the sister soviet work espn and ghana versus portugal is on espn2 and at 11:00 o'clock p.m., south korea and belgium on espn and algeria and russia on espn2. >> uruguay's top player lu

team u.s.a. came back from an early deficit to take 2-1 lead and only needed to hang on for 30 more seconds but portugalred to tie the game. the game tying goal in the 95th minute prevented the americans from advancing out of the group stage into the knockout stage. team u.s.a. will face germany open thursday morning and need a tie or victory to advance. >> if the united states loses it could still advance between ghana and portugal. world cup action continues with australia and spain on espn and then croatia and mexico and cameroon and brazil on espn2. ought finals for ownership of l.a. clippers is headed to court overred deal of huma donald steg 's wife making a deal with former microsoft c.e.o. fr $2 billion. they will be in court this afternoon. >> a dog belonging to a california firefighter would disappeared during a backpacking trip has been rescued. the owner is missing. firefighter and a friend were backpacking in the national forest 10 days ago and the dog, duke, ran off. he chased after duke barefoot and only wearing shorts. duke was found yesterday in the lot where the car wasç parked. the

team u.s.a. came back from an early deficit to take 2-1 lead and they only needed to hang on for 30 seconds to sealctory. portugal scored and tied the game. >> what is next? >> the game-tying goal in the 95 the minute prevented the americans from advancing out of the group stage to the knock out team so team u.s.a. takes on germany thursday morning with the need of a tie or a win to advance. if the united states hases, well, you can still advance if the game between ghana and portion manager comes to a draw. >>> world cup action continues with australia taking on spain and you can catch the game on espn, also, at 9:00, the netherlands and chile on espn2 and croatia and mexico at 1:00 o'clock and cameroon and brazil on espn2. >> you can look at the weather forecast for the first week of summer. >> it will not be so hot and humid as during the game. at home, look at the visibility, eight miles per hour if santa rosa and nine in novato with the fog pushing in. it is trying to move from the coast and not too bad at half moon bay, and we will see if there are flight arrival delays. 46 at woodside, and l

team clearly abuzz. andy gallagher, almost an hour into this match. describe the atmosphere where you are. >> well, tony, we've been here all bay watching various supporters come in. i have to say these team u.s.a. supporters take the win for pure enthusiasm. they turned up about an hour before the game where that goal entered in the first few minutes, people here went wild. the question we've been asking ourselves, how can soccer as you would call it compare to other victories in the u.s. it is still a fringe sport. think about this. the super bowl audience the over 100 million. about 24 million in this country turned into the world cup. it is growing incrementally. in miami like david beckham introducing his are pls pls mmse soccer soccer team. they're winning at the moment a victory here would certainly help football or soccer as you would call it grow in the u.s.a. >> and andy you were telling me a little earlier today, it really does depend on where you are in the country if you are trying gauge how popular a sport this is really becoming in the united states, correct? >> that's right. i mean here in miami there's obviously a large latin community which is in part why david beckham wants t

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team u.s.a. gains a point and is still alive in the world cup. let's go live to leslie brinkley who joined fans to watch both teams put on an exhilarating show today. reporter: if you love up to the last minute sports dramas, this was the match for you. world cup mania is seizing fans here in san francisco. fans who have a passion for the action. >> team u.s.a. was down, u.s.a. was up. and in the end, it was a tie. >> already have a win in the books on your mind. that hurts. >> i thought it was dish thought we had it in the bag. >> oh, my god so disappointed. >> so much emotion in this crowd of over 5,000 at san francisco civic plaza. something about the world cup whips up the patriotic fervor in the fans. near the end of the match a san jose earthquake soccer star took to the world stage. >> it has a huge door open for our bay area native chris. chris is such a great inspiration to all kids. >> the u.s.a.'s next match is on thursday, so another big screen and plenty of beers to go around. in san francisco, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> coming up in sports we'll have the highlights of the exciting u.s. match as well as today's other games. >>> t

and coached the german national team before taking over team u.s.a., game time 12:00 noon and our syma chowdhry will be live in the next half anour with local fans getting out of work for world class world cup party. >> yes good she may have some ideas for you. >> yes, indeed good looking to dot same. >> there are lots of different sum are cam tops choose from. >> but one in chester county gives children a chance to see what it is like to serve and protect. thinks so cool. "eyewitness news" at tredyffrin township police summer camp. all week long campers will see police officers, fire fighters, paramedics, even bombing dogs perform various drills. >> we had a pair dropping off a son for his first year and he said because of some of the this contact, he wants to be a police officer. >> in addition to learning howie mergecy personnel do their jobs they will enjoy activity such as scavenger hunts, talent shows and relay games. >> what an experience. >> then a first responders. >> that is fantastic, thumbs up. >>> new experimental vaccine being used right here in philadelphia is treating dogs with cancer and researchers say it cou

an equalizer. >> that's what did it. in the last couple of seconds portugal tied it up 2-2. team u.s.a. will now face off thursday with germany, the second ranked team in the world cup and a favorite to win it all. the u.s. will likely need a win or draw to move to round number two. >>> a great white takes the bait. a shark tries to chow down on their boat. >> a cuddly cafe coming to one bay area the city. seeing a lot of sunshine in were of the bay area now. winds will pick up. what about the possibility of some rain? we'll talk about that next. ,,,,,,,, ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. dow and s&p . >>> wall street starting week off in the red. the dow is down nearly 30 points. s&p 500 at noon records on friday, so did the dow. >>> some new data on the bay area housing market shows sharp increases in home values and higher rents. bay area home values in may rose more than 17% compared to a year ago

an equalizer. >> that was heartbreak, folks. >> the goal in the last zero seconds led to the 2-2 tie. >> team u.s.a. is gearing up for their next match. >> we can go to the next round. so we don't try to make us so much crazy about what happened. we have to step on and look that we get some points against germany. >> he had a fantastic goal yesterday. >> they face off against germany on thursday. >>> stolen items were in one man's house. and the escape he was trying to make once they arrived. >> that is all tonight on channel 2 news at five. >> we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we are always here for you. you can tom us on twitter and facebook and at ktvu.com. >> have a great monday, everybody. alex paen: right now we need your help to locate the many children and adults who are missing. [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.] alex: thanks for joining us. i'm alex paen. you may not know

team u.s.a. gains a point and is still alive in the world cup. let's go live to leslie brinkley who joined fans to watch both teams put on an exhilarating show today. reporter: if you love up to the last minute sports dramas, this was the match for you. world cup mania is seizing fans here in san francisco. fans who have a passion for the action. >> team u.s.a. was down, u.s.a. was up. and in the end, it was a tie. >> already have a win in the books on your mind. that hurts. >> i thought it was dish thought we had it in the bag. >> oh, my god so disappointed. >> so much emotion in this crowd of over 5,000 at san francisco civic plaza. something about the world cup whips up the patriotic fervor in the fans. near the end of the match a san jose earthquake soccer star took

before the game he'd dug about what it's like an american national team. it was a win for the u.s.akably hard spot. we're still tracking has thoughts for your commute and this is a tough one the richmond san rafael bridge there's an accident that just been cleared from one of the reins from the mid span back up the traffic all the way to the toll plaza and backed up before the toll plaza into richmond on 580 west lb. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." he met meaghan on-line and fell in love. then she died. >> they had her body cremated. i was offered the ashes. >> dr. phil: you met a new woman, alison. she died and came back to life. >> this was a cruel joke. >> dr. phil: so what the hell is going on here? >> announcer: he was duped. for the first time on "dr. phil" -- >> dr. phil: she is here. announcer: victims and catfish come face-to-face. >> dr. phil: what were you thinking to play with someone's life like this. take me through the moment when you decided to box up human ashes and send those to him. announcer: get ready for a real shock. >> dr. phil: the real women behind the p

an attorney, great to have you. >> thank you. >> going nuts for team u.s.a. soccer fans jumping for joy during a roller coaster world cup game, watching in record numbers. what it means for growth of the game in america. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> new york city has stop and frisk >> some say these laws help serve and protect... >> we created the atmosphere that the policeman's the bad guy... >> others say these tactics are racist >> discrimination is wrong >> 99 percent of those arrested in drug free school zones... we're not near a school at all! >> are they working? >> this time i'm gonna fight it. >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america >> americans catch world cup fever. many travel thousands of miles to support team u.s.a. for 90 minutes yesterday america cheered as one nation, the reactions were emotionally and infectious. watch. [ cheering ] >> the tv ratings for the match between the united states and porsche cal they were through the roof. espn and u univision, passed lat year's world series wi

on al jazeera america, some call for an end to immigration after the latest flood of immigrants come to the opportune. world cup fever, just can't wait for team u.s.a. to play. >> they will continue looking for suvivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now so many money stories sound complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down the confusing financial speak and make it real. >> in italy, the coast guard says it's rescued nearly 300 syrian refugees from the mediterranean 63. some italians are resentful saying the country is being ov overrun with immigrants. >> for the mt. etna one of the world's most active volume volc, spewing out being lava. , 1500 people fra afric from afd the middle east reach the shores. >> there are too many migrants in the streets. it's too dangerous for young women to walk around. they get drunk right outside my house. it's absurd. >> translator: i feel for them but i can't take the bread out of m

out of touch after telling abc news an con diane sawyer she and former president clinton left the white house "dead broke." >> soccer fans have been waiting for team u.s.a. ready to face germany in a crucial game that could mean advancing to the next round or possible elimination. the united states team can advance to the next round with a win or draw against germany. the game with have been meaningless if the united states held on to the lead on under and not allowed portugal to sty in the final 30 seconds. advance depending on what happens in another game. >> thousands of fans will be at the san francisco plaza to watch and you can get a lot soccer fans will take the day off of work and look at the smart phones or computers if they are at the office. no! >> certainly not! >> you can watch usa and germany on espn, our sister network with ghana and portugal on espn2 at the same time, and at 1:00 o'clock, south korea and belgium on espn and am -- algeria and russia on espn2. >>> giant fans are back at at&t park tonight when the giants open a four game series against the cincinnati reds still recovering from the historic performance yesterday of tim lince

team u.s.a. gets its chance to do the same thing. cbs news correspondente lays keyano is in brazil and has an update on the u.s. al team as it gets ready for the game begins belgium. >> reporter: u.s. mens practice team practiced in the world cup base, preparing for income out the play tuesday against belgium this marks the first time ever that the u.s. soccer made it to the round of 16 in consecutive cups. the coach says it is an important step on the path to american soccer excellence. >> this is what we want, we want have to have those bench marks. we want to be, one day in the top ten, top 12 in the world. if you want to be there one day, this is now the movement to prove it and to show it. >> reporter: they will need to do so begins a young fast aggressive belgium squad that is just one of four teams to have have won all three of the group games but the americans could get a big boost if striker josey can return from his strained hamstring. he was seen jogging easily at practice this weekend. players like goal teacher tim howard, well, they believe. >> we're strong, we're fast. we control the ball well. it

an little insight into their plans. we will see. >>> hey a lot of excitement for the world cup as well, team u.s.a.es on germany, one of the best soccer teams in the entire world, it is u.s. that can win or tie, they will move on to the next round of the world cup tournament, both teams, have a win, or have to win or tie, in two matches so far. game time high noon, should be a good match up. >>> phillies wrap up their series with the mars lines tonight at the ball yard looking for the start of the another winning streak. aj burnett pitched well but the fourth inning, did him in. kom brown played that fly ball in the rbi double instead of the final out, and, oh, man, marlins, next hammered a two run double. chase utley got the phillies on the board but his sacrifice fly was short of the grand slam. phillies lost this one the final score was three-two. >>> a pretty freaky coincidence for the pitcher known as the freak. tim lincecum of the san francisco giants have thrown the second no hitter of his career against the same team, he did it too last time. lincecum no hit padres last night in san francis

team u.s.a.'s best world cup finish was third place 84 years ago. in brazil, the world's greatest superpower is anut winning a world cup is just not realistic. >> u.s. coach jurgen klinsmann won a world cupp against germany in 1990, his approach was building around michael bradley from new jersey and a player from texas and players from norway and germany. tim howard is the goalie. >> we trust him ever since he's taken over the team and we have no reason to doubt that now. >> reporter: but most of the soccer world does. 13th ranked u.s.a. needs to get past germany the second best team in the world and portugal the fourth best to advance to round two of the tournament. grant wahl has covered five world cups. what's the expectation for the u.s.a. >> to advance and finish in the top two and get to the round of 16. if you don't do that, that's a failure. >> reporter: although more american children play organized soccer than little league baseball, youth participation in soccer stalled between 2008 and 2012. team u.s.a.'s performance could change that. >> the biggest moment you could ever hope to be a

u.s.a. is also through despite the loss as the other group went in their favor. which wasn't good much for either team to stay in the competition. analizer for the defender, had gifted portugal with an on goal. ten minutes from time final score, 2-1 to portugal. looked like this germany top with u.s.a. joining them in the last 16, thanks to a better goal difference, who are third and go home. ghana also out after finishing. get some reaction on the mash, live for us, what a night. and his team, what is the atmosphere, how was it like? >> well, the atmosphere mere this afternoon was electric, they are just clearing up here behind me, basically as quickly as may came in, they filed out. but officials say about 18,000 came out here to watch the game, and you can hear just after the first half when germany scored it's first and only goal, a collective gasp come over these thousands of people who came out. despite the hoss is going to move on, a cheer began, and the crowd went wild. >> can we say that this team has made something of a break through in turning the u.s.a. on to football? >> it would with seem that way, and over the last f

team u.s.a. looks to it's next world cup opponent. and we begin tonight with an indepth look at what is causing the exodus of children from mexico and central america to the united states. this year, more than 50,000 children have left their families and crossed the border into the u.s. the number of families torn amart is staggering. one report says 72,000 parents with american born children were deported last year. but why are so many people willing to rip apart their families just to try to get into the u.s.? some answers can be found in the country of honduras, and that's where paul is tonight, maul. >> . >> well, good evening john i am here in san pedro. this is the second largest city, it is also an industrial capitol and like honduras, and much of central america, it is a city wracked by corruption, violence, and the international drug trade, that is one of the biggest factors. where we pick up the story of a young man we have been following 15-year-old axle fernandez. >> in the stands of a neighborhood soccer field, in san pedro, alex fernandez told me ho

u.s.a. defeats the team that knocked out of the past two world cups and plus an amazing game winning goal. how much fun. >> it is fun, guy comes off the bench, big world stage good day. it is tuesday, june 17th, already. good morning chris murphy. >> good morning to you, we want you to, sue was mentioned the 90's, tweet us songs from the 90's. we will be playing them all morning long. >> interesting. was that the decade who featured who let the dogs out. >> probably was. >> okay, good. >> yeah. i am going to go with um bob. >> is that the hanson brothers. >> yes, i remember when they were called hanson back then. >> so looking forward to those memories and crank up the air conditioning, you will need it today. lets take a look first of all at ultimate doppler radar. not a lot of what you are seeing on here is making it to the ground. we have got green on here because we have moisture in the air, we will see some pop up thunderstorms last night, early this morning, a complex of storm systems i should say moving through wisconsin, headed towards chicago, and nebraska, really getting hit with

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best to get an inside look at sixers plans when sixers ceo scott o'neill comes in our studio this morning. scotties due to be here in our 6:00 o'clock hour. >>> count down is on, team u.s.a. takes on germany in the world cup, a win or a tie against that perennial soccer powerhouse means that the u.s. advances to the next round. u.s. coach played and coached the the german national team before taking over team u.s.a., game time high noon, let's go, u.s.a. >>> baseball now phillies had one bad inning last night and it cost them. left fielder dominic brown misjudged that fly ball in the fourth and goes for a run scoring double. that ball would have been a third out. next batter would double in two more runs. chase utley drove in one run with the bases loaded sacrifice fly that was short of the grand slam, phillies loose three-two. they will wrap up marlins series tonight in south philadelphia at the ball yard. >>> baseball history out west, the giants tim lincecum has in hit san diego padres. 309 year-old allowed only a second inning walk to the majors weakest hitting team and giants won four to nothing. this is third no hit they are season. lincecum struck out six and thre

team u.s.a. will advance, beasley will have a wrap up of the world cup in sports. >>> it is also a huge night in basketball, the nba draft is less than an hour away, leslie van arsdal is live for news brooklyn, leslie? >>> hi there, chris, yes the moment we have been waiting for and waiting for the nba draft. we will tell you who the the sixers are targeting and, well, what they might to have give up to get him coming up this in sports. >>> also on the way tonight a world famous architect talks about his vision to make major changes, to philadelphia's famous art museum, and, those iconic steps, kathy? >>> chris, beautiful afternoon down the shore we are live in sea isle, we have the sun, we have the the surf we have the sand, and some surprises for the weekend those ocean the water temperatures will be cooling down, we will talk about that plus have the sizzling, hot forecast in the seven day coming up as "eyewitness news" continues. >>> philadelphia's museum of artist under going a transformation. leaders and world renoun architect unveiled to the public the master plan today. the plans called for, an extensive new gallery space, and a

team. the u.s.a. team came with low expectations and now giving hope, to perhaps winning it all. >> certainly came in as ane tournament progressed you can see the team is growing and don't fear anybody. credit to the players and the coaching staff. they have been amazing and fantastic. they went in believing. and why not really. you have seen big nations knocked out with italy spain, home pack their bags. >> nothing is following a pattern here. >> yeah nothing at all. >> and what do you think about belgium? >> it's going to be a tough game. but i believe and the team certainly believes. they are loaded with talent but they have a lot of pressure as a small nation and hopefully all the cheering here and from the traveling yanks will lead our team to victory. >> let's send it to dillon now in the plaza is with the rest of the forecast. >> to those watching in boston i found a good friend of mine. jeremy reiner. >> hay. hi melissa, happy anniversary by the way. >> he's visiting us on his anniversary. and happy birthday. >> thank you. >> welcome. absolutely gorgeous today. high pressure is keeping things high

u.s.a.! now, nation, my soccer team isn't the only reason i'm feeling like a winner. one week ago today house majority leader and lenscrafters model understudy eric cantor lost his primary race to an unknown tea partier, david brat. now that cantor is out as majority leader, conservatives have already started the race to replace him. my predictions for that race: white. but, folks, cantor's downfall highlights a problem for the rnc. >> his support for immigration reform is the key reason behind his defeat. >> voters understood that if eric cantor went back to washington, that was a green light for immigration reform. >> eric cantor was accused of rushing towards a reform program that his opponent labeled "amnesty." >> stephen: yes, he supported amnesty. you mess with the bull, you get the horns, and i want to be clear, that's a rodeo bull metaphor, not a bull-fighting metaphor. i want to keep my job. sadly, it turns out a lot of the matadors have been voting. >> you have hispanics, you know, voting in larger and larger numbers. >> if the republican party is going to be successful in electing a presidential candidate in 2016, they're going to have to find a way to appeal to hispani

we're going to talk to an expert about what happens when these men appeal their sentences. >> has team u.s.a. been set up to fail at the world cup? hear what their coach had to say about that. >> her family had to fight for a life-saving lung operation. now a young girl is speaking out about the struggle that is changing the entire transplant pros. >> 24.7 million is today's big number. >> it's not dollars, it's viewers, a record setting event. we'll tell you about it after the break. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >> there is no sound, a symbolic moment of silence just hours ago, all of us protesting the court rulings that sent a team of our colleagues to prison. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walter

an american hero of sorts of his big goal. >> it the is coming off the bench, scores in, scores that goal. after team u.s.a.'n people went to wikipedia to express how awesome they think he is there were quite a few changes to his page including this one that alliance him with the greatest leaders of all time there is a reed that it reads he is the the greatest american since abraham lincoln. >> that is great. >> have you ever done that, gone in and ed it everything. >> karen hepp is the best... no. >> love it. >>> north carolina mother stood in solidarity with her daughter after the team was sent home on the last day of school for a dress code violation. >> let's explain. the mom wore the same dress to her daughter's graduation. violet berkheart was sent home because school officials say dress was too shortly girl said she had worn it to school were without any complaint. berkheart posed with her mom in the cap and gown and her mom wearing the dress. they are upset about how the school handled the situation saying the dress code is vague and has day of the teen's high school years was ruin. >> yeah. >> malle