why not. 1—1 after extra time in russia, jordan henderson missed. a brilliant save from carlos baca. ever penalty shoot—out win at a world cup. overcome the hoo—doo. nothing can really compare you —— prepare you for that. prepare you for that. it's more of an emotion. an emotion. fear and love, if you love it, you embrace it. embrace it. if you feel it, things go wrong. go wrong. look at the pressure he was under last night. last night. around him, some of them trying to scuff up the penalty spot. scuff up the penalty spot. the moment i have waited for all my life, he thinks. life, he thinks. experiences and take them to another level. holly hamilton is there for us. and, holly, british interest has already come and gone this morning? football, a lot of people talking about it. about it. of pressure on the young i9—year—olds. i9—year—olds. there was upset on monday by beating her last opponent. monday by beating her last opponent. today she faces another romanian. hopes of making a comeback ended early. six love, 63 —— 6—3. in action, fans already gathering at henman hill. he takes o

en la tanda de penales carlos baca fallaría el último tiro de conjunto sudamericano. disputado el día de hoy un solo gol le dio el paso cuarto de final a suecia ahora será rival de inglaterra en semifinales. les pregunto el día de hoy cuantas veces ha sido méxico sede del mundo de la fifa, la respuesta estos y próximamente será tres. acuérdese de compartir su respuesta al revés sociales. en la página web les queremos invitar a que visiten nuestro reporte del mundial. encontrará todo lo que quieras saber del mundial de la fifa. podrá ver toda la información y no perderse ningún minuto. vamos una pose comercial y regresamos en 30 segundos gracias por continuar con nosotros. ya vimos como algunos agarraron su boleto para cuartos de final. tal es el caso de la selección de uruguay que luego de vencer a uruguay tiene que enfrentarse a francia. para el conjunto charrúa lo más complicado será el no puede contar con cavani por lesión. luis suárez habló al respecto >> sabemos lo que significa él para el equipo es un hombre esencial pero esta es una selección y tendremos que ac

gave out free meals today and ll>> so nice, wants to give baca little. >>> tomorrow morning, strangeast? >> little odd tomorrow morning. subtropical moisture from tropical storm fabio, not too sunny to start, afternoon, touch of humidity and 90 degrees. saturday a hot 95. the way you like it, right? >> toasty. >> enjoy friday. >> see you tomorrow. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jim parsons, marlon wayans, alex ovechkin and

conservationists of such a project to monitor the animals here in central switzerland it's headed by reno fine baca. bit transparent as one of thirty six thousand and ten is involved in the effort. also is leave traces often in the shadow of a bridge. in. the smells rather fishies that obama and he looks very fresh. to smoke that territory by leaving piles of excrement that site this part of the river belongs to me. the piles help the researches track down the animals. alters could well be living in this stream to. buttress paris phyllis going to check the stretch for to once a year. she already keeps track of beavis and is thrilled the authors might show up to. what may exist for me as a real highlight when a species reappears. especially when it was basically our fault that it disappeared in the first place otters left because the conditions weren't right for them anymore. although switzerland had to catch the ultra protected species none had been sighted in the wild since the one nine hundred eighty s. these ones eleven and. one theory is that toxins in the environment had rendered wild autos in

there who remember david hackett souter who trotted around the senate and that all these senators baca in the day and he turned out to be a judge, very nice man but we ultimately evolved toward a much more needed point of reference. it's judge cavanaugh the type of judge who will it evolve? for all those critics on the right,ga those who would evolve from the more liberal block on this, what would you say to them? >> i would point out that when i took judge kavanaugh's class as a first-year law student, the first thing he assigned me was to read the constitution. this could be an exciting and fun minutes, because she read case after case and sometimes you have to take a whole constitutional walk. anybody who comes at this question with an open mind is going g to find a judge who has spent 12 years at hearings to the structure, the history, the meaning, the text of the constitution and doing so in such a fair-minded way, he mentioned in his speech that the person who hired him as not justice kagan. three left of center justices, they have off hired a former clerks of judge kavanaugh. an

he is their best hope baca they are going twere going to offer g better or pretend to understand where they are coming from on these issues which will help. so i think the best, the worst outcome if they get the solutions but they will try to probably make them scared to. >> host: do you think that gaslighting becomes the norm and politics. >> host: it takes to power a way that the temptation to go do this now tha but the field has n broken with the very powerful. when i look at the democratic side, i don't see anyone trying to do anything better or worse it is just kind of a mismatch of whatever. in the celebrity world you see people getting away with it as the conspiracy theories that are absolutely normalized today. you are not an outcast if you say these things. you may lose your job like roseann but obviously they are talked about, they are spread and you can't stop it from spreading. >> host: she didn't lose her job because she believed in [inaudible] my last question, do you think anyone from the left can be donald trump knowing how he campaigned and how he felt with people play

it's carlos baca trying to keep colombia alive dordan pickford with the huge save there.akesage and eric dyer with a chance to put this one away and capst off. england beats colombia na pey kicks and move on to the quarterfinal where they take on swho won tailed. >>> now fire up the band. we're heading over to wiledon. ince georgesnt c native francis tiafo. fourth set serving and comes up with a big forehand winner and looks good around the 34th ranked player in the world ande the lovely double box, rafael nadal on one sid and tiofa at match point. he wins it and moves on in four sets against fernando verdasco and nadal and djokovic also advance and move on. >> way too, francis. >> the great. thanks, sherree. >> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" starts in 60 seconds. >> we'll see you at 11:00. test test test test test test test test >>> tonight, race against time after t miracles seen around the world. now the dangerous rescue mission to free the soccer team found alaich -- alive in a flooded maze of underground caves. why it could be months before they see their fami

colombia's carlos baca is stopped.s not have a good history in these situations, but look at that. eric dire erased any bad memories. england wins in penalty kicks and will face sweden in the quarterfinals. that was a lot of fun. >>> 22nd ranked maria sharapova taking e ing oing on look at sho the net. an unforced error. this is match point. sharapova, first fault. next serve, a double fault. and that would end it. a huge upset, 6-7, 7-6, 6-4 the final. sponsored by stanford health care. a lot going on. >> mindy, thanks. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on channel 7/13. high speed shoot-out. you'll see suspects and police exchange gunfire during a wild chase. how it ended at 9:00. >>> and then on abc 7 news at 11:00, soothing skittish pets spooked by fourth of july fireworks. should pet owners consider using ♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- an attorney from chicago, illinois... a delivery driver and part-time actor from beaver, pennsylvania... and our returning champion, a museum education manager fr

>> baca only allowed up for three years that but it was transitional reinsurance and the idea was we would reach stability in three years. we tried. but there has been bipartisan support for the federal reinsurance program. last year there was a bipartisan group that got a bill through the senate. it would be $10 billion a year which translated to $18 billion after going out to the states. that would have been a tremendous help nationwide especially for states that may not have the funds available to do an assessment that things like that. unfortunately got tripped up right at the end and the bipartisanship fell apart. right now we are not doing it. we are still very supportive of that and that would be a quick and easy way to get that stability so we could move on to the more in-depth changes necessary. >> i would just add there are a lot of states unfortunately that the reinsurance at the state level is very challenging either because it's difficult to get the legislature to raise the revenue or there is just not that infrastructure. a lot of states that have done it have leveraged

only for colombia to then hit the bar, beforejordan pickford made a truly brilliant save from carlos bacaic of games imaginable. lots to take in then from what was a hectic, exhausting and exhilirating night in moscow. here‘s joe lynskey to try and sum it all up for you. england‘s first—ever penalty shoot out in the world cup is made poignant by gareth southgate. he put emphasis on england‘s mentality on taking penalties in preparation for the tournament. it was because he has personal scores to settle. compare this image in moscow last night to the one at the old wembley stadium 22 years ago and the 25—year—old who had his heartbroken in 96, england‘s euphoric sorokin to an end with a penalty miss against germany in the semifinals —— it came to an end. he was pictured last night offering some consolation to the colombian players. he knows the feeling more than anyone else. congratulations, gareth. in the quarterfinals, have 22 years of her gone away “— quarterfinals, have 22 years of her gone away —— of hurt? quarterfinals, have 22 years of her gone away -- of hurt? nearly. we ke pt gone