has allowed a goal in the first seven minutes. 19th minute, corner kick, marcus beasley.zil sets up the counterattack. ramirez sprints down the field with the ball and passes to rodinho who passes it. brazil ends up winning it. alexi lalas looks ahead. >> you have to be able to compete. it's not about winning necessarily against the big teams. when you get off the field after the 90 minutes you want to say "i'm proud of the u.s. and i have hope for the future." the progress that this team and sport has made on and off the field in the last 10-20 years is phenomenal, it's so incredible when you compare it to other countries -- the fact is in the united states, we want everything immediately. we want to be able to win the world cup. we want to be able to compete. my problem with this team is it's not necessarily the best players but it's not the best group of players, and as we've seen in any sport it's not necessarily all the great stars and all the best players coming together, it's the proper mix. when you're looking at this team we have to ask ourselves is this the prop

damarcus beasley loses the ball and turns it over, brazil sets up the counterattack. robinho.st loss since 1993. alexi lalas looks ahead for the u.s. >> the u.s. needed egypt to beat italy to stay alive. 40th minute, egypt with the corner kick and the cross goes to mohammad homos. he scores with a header and egypt strikes first. later on check out gennaro gattuso. vincenso jaquinta here. denied again by el hadari. the u.s. avoids elimination for now. >> the nfl suspending donte' stallworth indefinitely without pay. stallworth pleaded guilty to killing a man while driving intoxicated. he began serving a 30-day sentence tuesday for manslaughter. he reached a monetary settlement with the family of the 59-year-old construction worker. >> in 2 1/2 minutes on espnews, it's elimination time in the college world series. how one team responded in grand fashion. and in six minutes, why rafael nadal may not be able to defend his title at wimbledon. stay current with espnews. you can't even tell me anything about this wine. ah, it tastes like sonoma valley... no, my friend, these grapes a

beasley had that gaffe against brazil and hasn't played since. other than that, what has coach bob bradley done that's beenmo effective in terming this teamur around. >> tim howard sat out the game-a against egypt and then came back and had a brilliant game against spain. i think there's just a collective confidence.k we talked about it for the past two weeks. where was the spirited, where was the heart. it showed up against egypt and that were able to continue it it the game against spain. egypt againsey have to say, all right, you beat the number one team in the world. you have that same sort ofam spirit against brazil. brazil is a different teamil against spain.eam spain more methodical, almostha predictable, then brazil, you got the individuals that can beat you on the dribble with aso little bit of flair and creativity. obviously the set pieces. it's going to be a different wih of brazil. drent >> who are you rooting for? >> i plead the fifth. pd my life is a happy life. >> oh, come on! >> either way you'll be happy.il >> the u.s. will be mi

as heathrow's owner beasley said in a recent submission to the department of transportation, heathrow is as full and access to it is as limited as it historically has ever been. of course, the eu, u.s. phase one agreement does not guarantee heathrow's thoughts, gays or other facilities. in fact, public financial filings indicate continental airlines paid $209 million. i.e. over 50 million per slot there to support a single heathrow round-trip flight. free access to heathrow, hardly. what european carriers provide a handful of slots to facilitate the few heathrow flights last summer that supply of slots is not limitless as ba aa content. in fact, that very small pool of thoughts is now exhausted. also, with jfk recently joining the heathrow club as a closer airport with virtually no competitive entry, red flags should be flying high on both sides of the atlantic. ba-aa argued that even if he too is full, competitors can operate from gatwick. it would not have occurred if financial returns were in any way comparable. heathrow has a clear premium as an airport. after all, why put its own