we were in belgium, speaking of belgium. ironically enough. >> boo!the analyst picked to win the whole thing, marcus. excuse me. they're walking around in brussels. they're eating chocolate. they're having mussels in brussels. drinking beer. there is no rose on the one-on-one dates in last night's episode. not to worry, marcus was strong. he was, emotional. he was open to the whole process. marcus is going to do all right. the analysts pick still alive. >> really? >> no doubt. >> okay. >> marcus gets back to the hotel room. that's when nick swings into action. he actually lied to get andi's hotel room number, they wind up going outside the hotel. sitting in restaurants. he is laying it on thick. even saying stuff like i'm going to marry you. >> no. >> uh-oh. >> we'll see how that goes. >> okay. >> next morning. the second one-on-one date with josh m. once again. there was walking around. they were eating. with josh m. >> that's getting hot right there. >> calm down, tahman. calm down. >> they were eating chocolate. all this kind of stuff. it went pret

>> as it stands right now with belgium leading 2-0 in extra time it will be belgium most likely moving ton face argentina again the u.s. trying to get to the quarterfinals for the first time since 2002. argentina has been to the quarter finals in the past three world cups. >> tell me what you're watching. i watched a bit of it, and it looked like belgium was getting the better of the action. >> in the first half of this game the u.s. squad was very aggressive. the coach of the u.s. team wanted to see that. and in group play they had one striker, and in the second half they fell back. they played well but they were constantly seemingly on defense. when do you that, american sports you play baseball, basketball, football, you play defense you give up points. >> sometimes you do that because you're tired. did they look like a tired side to you? they did to me. >> i saw some of the guys from belgium huffing and puffing. but it's the energy you exert on defense versus defense you exert on offense. offense you know what you're doing. from a mental standpoint in defense you have to figure out

usa versus bull belgium. if they lose, they go home.il talking with soccer experts about whether or not the u.s. has what it takes to advance. he's getting in with the die hard fans. you have to if you are there. look who that is. he's talking to teddy goosevelt. you'll want to hear that coming up. we are taking look here at home, watching a major storm brewing off the east coast. that could hit just in time for the july 4th holiday. it's promising to be a soaker. that's what could be happening in a couple days. already this week, a nasty storm system pummeled the midwest. we are going to look at where it's headed. >> wow. i love the teddy roosevelt stuff. >> goosevelt. >> i know. thank you, kate. >> looking forward to it, kate. thanks so much. >> toronto's crack smoking mayor is back. rob ford fresh from rehab making a new plead to save his job. what he had to say, coming right up. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove t

argentina taking on belgium. the netherlands facing off with costa rica. >> brazil is the home team or germany. >> i don't like anybody anymore. >> it will be interesting to see how much people care. >> i don't like anybody. all right. it's time for tennis and update from womenable dahn. the top ranked player, nidal eliminated by a 19-year-old. the first time they have beaten a number one in 20 years. maria sharapova was sent home after three sets. serena williams pulled out after being diagnosed with a viral illness. look at her playing. she looked out of sorts. having trouble in practice. again, giving a valiant effort on the court, but ultimately having to pull out. the bug got her down. she wrote on facebook, she's going to be back. we have faith in her. >> we like that. you notice it's humid out there? >> yeah, i have my fan on high. >> it is going to be hot and humid. we have to deal with the tropical storm. yesterday was in the 90s, hottest day of the summer in a few places. 93 in hartford. new york city h

they tweeted this out, we don't believe in belgium waffles, belgium, like the country. one twitter pointed out, it's belgian waffles, not belgium waffles, to which the waffle house replied, our water. a little trivia, belgium does not serve belgian waffles, they call them brussels waffles. >> do they have the extra fiber? >> brussel sprouts did start in brussels, belgium. >>> the center for disease control trying to dispel arguments that immunizations cause autism. a new report finds, quote, strong evidence there is no connection between the measles vaccine, the mhr vaccine the kids get, and an increased risk of autism. it also found the flu shot and the combined vaccine against measles, mumps, and rubella can cause an increased risk of fever-related seizures in young kids. doctors say that typically cause no long-term problems. the cdc says many vaccine preventable diseases are making a comeback in communities with low vaccination rates. more than 500 people in 20 states have contracted measles this year. >>> palo alto looking for help finding a luxury car stolen right

a take on belgium.ven those people who are not typically diehard soccer fans but help get in the spirit. >> it's so true. people i know who never thought about soccer one big party. it is especially at fado in center city where fox twin's dave kinchen probably can't even hear us right now over the crowd. hey, dave. >> reporter: lucy, it is a big party out here. it's actually a block party at 15th and locust. you can see lot of possible watching the game root now. some people cheering now it's a little tough at this moment because belgium is leading two to zero. they just scored recently so a lot of people here at fado i rush pub and restaurant hoping they can pull it out. let's go to some video right now. a lot of people getting here early. some people getting here as early as 11:00 o'clock this morning. patriotic fans decked out in the red, white and blue. some people watching earlier games today but everyone wanting the united states to make a historic advance to the world cup quarter finals. and they

team usa going head-to-head with belgium. the winner of the match will advance to the quarterfinals, and the loser goes home. >>> some country music stars are reaching out. they're helping people with developmental disabilities tap into their creative potential. as jonathan martin reports from nashville, they help researchers study a rare disorder. >> i love what you say about the eye color. >> it looks like a typical song writing session in nashville with the band perry working on a new tune, but as you see and hear, this is something special. >> let's take ideas. >> reporter: this music camp sponsored by the academy of country music is for young adults with williams syndrome, it affects about 30,000 people in the u.s. it causes learning and developmental disabilities but they usually have a strong verbal skills and an affinity with music. >> they're talented and good singers and drummers and things like that. other z are interested in music, and they have given us a unique opportunity to combine music and the research to fo

or in fact what they're screaming in belgium. >> we're from belgium capital. >> now for the most part the group said the u.s. crowd was friendly. >> it was tough, and then people started to like us and talked to us. >> right now in belgium, we watch like this, we're not in belgium obviously, so it's the second best thing. >> when they started to yell, the crowd booed and yelled back. there was a common denominator in all of this, a love of so your, and a match that had both sides bight their -- biting their nails. >> it was awesome. >> in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more on the breaking news from the north bay where raging wild fire continues to spread by the minute. an update as firefighters work to surround the flames burning right now in napa county. >>> can you call home, 174 square feet the size of a shipping container, welcome to the new bay area reality. . >>> a man suspected of driving under the influence crashed under an infancy and slammed -- fence, and slammed inside a house. three people were inside the home but were not hurt the driver suffered minor injuries

turnover, belgium star kevin debruhny. the americans have just now scored, it's 2-1, and we are at the 107th minute and we play to 120th minutes maybe more. so it's not over just yet. the winner of this match faces argentina. scoreless after 90 minutes of play and extra time. and now messy knifing through the defense, and it's 1-0 arm teen a. careful desean jackson caught heat for that. and the next minute, he has an excellent chance and the hits the post. argentina prevails, 1-0. >>> the phillies are back in action to face the marlins, meanwhile the sixers begin practice for summer league play, it's a chance for the sixers organization to get better acquainted with the newbees and vice versa. >> it's a good fit more me and the new guys here. >>> at wimbledon, second seated rafael nadal, facing this kid, look at the kid in the court, a hot dog. >> are you kidding me? >> that is something else. match point now, he ranked 114th in the world, and he beats nadal. a rough couple of days for serena williams but today she looks o

all the money spent, belgium is not doing as well as they could have. the team u.s.a.is doing better than ekts r expected to do. if they beat belgium they are going>> into the semifinals of the world cup for the first time, how about that. >> john for us live in new york. thank you very much. from new york, we go to chicago where thousands are watching the game at sold aier field, usher, last week at grant park and they had to build a bigger staid yes, i am today. >> o that is right, del. go big or go home. as you mentioned last week, the party hosted by the soccer federation drew 18,000 people to grant park in downtown chicago and now moved to soldier field here and they have cleared the field to watch the game from and accommodating ten thousand more people. as we have been hearing, a lot of people not expecting team usa to make it this far and the excitement is growing. >> the fact they did and blue all of the expectations surprised the world. it is awesome. >> makes you so happy to see the fans growing every day. >> del, soldier field has a little h

fans, who would they play if they pass belgium. argentina in a game going to extra time and two minutes remaining in the over time period argentina star finding angle for a 1-0 lead. a header off a the post and bounce off the knee wide of the goal. argentina holds on to win 1-nil, setting up a potential u.s. and argentina match. the u.s. trying to do this for the first time since 2002. you can't play careful and win. >> you can't play the goal differe differential. >> yes, they have to prove they deserve it and move on. >> you can sleep on belgium. we are not that far apart in the world rankings. this is a match that the united states can win. maybe not favored but they can win it, this right. >> if they are going to elite level this is a game you win to make the statement. >> great stuff. michael, thank you. we are going to chicago now. we have been watching the scene from chicago all day at soldier field. we are going to usher now, we are at the half, nil-nil is the score and what is the mood there? >> it is a sense of caution op

bar in belgium. take it away. >> reporter: this is actually an irish bar but the belgians have decided to take this over. this is your bar now, right? >> this is our bar now. i hope we'll be able to follow the next three to four games to the final. yes, this is our bar today. >> reporter: as you can see, is many people are excited. >> there's a lot of technology and entrepreneurs and a lot of fans here in the bay area. we are all gathering today, which is exciting. >> reporter: do you have any predictions? >> i've been impressed with the u.s. but to be honest, i think belgium will win. we'll win with 2-1. we have a golden generation with great players. i think this game will really nail it. >> >> looking at the football or soccer, i think we'll see that. >> thanks very much. being br brooke, back to you. >> i have to point out something that is painstakingly honest, the enthusiasm with the belgian fans in san francisco. i have the faith as i wave my red, white, and blue. gentlemen, thank you so much.

also trending, come on belgium. belgium's prime minister apparently tweeted president obama betting belgian beers that the belgian team was going to beat team usa. we shall see. mauricio got a tattoo. it says one centimeter from glory. just missed. and, of course, world cup. you can follow us at twitter, check it out, cbssf. >>> and taking another look at the civic center in san francisco, where people are going there for the big game with the big screen if the background there. san francisco is one of the top viewing cities in the nation tuning into the world cup. just over 30 minutes and counting until the u.s. faces belgium. >> we beat 'em back in 1930. >> 3-0. >> really. >> which means nothing. >> can we do it again? >> but we can do it again. >> we can, right? >> i hope so. we got to get hope. >> 30 minutes. >> goooooooaaaaal >> well done, michelle! [ dramatic music playing ] [ cheers and applause ] >> aly: oh, no! >> oliver: ohh! >> charlie: that boy's mad. ooh, he's angry. he is angry. you don't want to see t

this is what belgium likes so far, it's the coherency.hey are all united by their pride in the red shirt and union need by their desire to make belgium proud. given that belgium failed to qualify in the two previous world cups, that in itself is no mean feat. >> we'll check in with you a little bit later. thanks for that. between argentina and belgium taking place in brasilia. we can see loads of actingen fans gathering in there. some 200,000 supporters are expected to make that happen. >> i think this is a country of 40 million footballing experts. they have not fulfilled their potential, and messi has gotten them this far. they're well aware of the fact that belgium been the real test. i think we're going to see--they're expecting a real clash here today up in brasilia. it's a great expectation and as you say a certain degree of nervousness, hoping the team will finally fulfill that potential. >> a lot of people have been gathering in downtown buenos aires, what is it going to be like today at the start of kick off? >> well, normally wh

. >> commitment is building for the big world cup match against belgium. it is win or go home in the high steaks game. both are going head to head in the quarter finals. in the united states, millions of kids are playing soccer throughout the country. >> it is growing on every level and the locomotive are the national teams in every country it is that way. we want to do well and inspire them and give them enthusiasm and belief. >> it has been 20 years since the soccer league was started in the united states. >> hundreds of fans will gather in civic center plaza in san francisco to watch on big screen. already this morning they have been watching the matchup between argentina and switzerland. they are in extra time right now tied at nil. amy hollyfield is in the plaza where excitement is building. >> the united states game is still a couple of hours away and a good crowd, good-sized crowd is here. they are getting a good game and watching the tie game going on between argentina and swiss hand. fans are fired up. some say they took the day off, some even hav

belgium got one past howard. kevin puts it in. belgium jumped out to a 2-0 lead. but then the united states comes back. 19-year-old julian green. welcome to the world cup. the lead cut in half. this is a beautiful play. look at clint dempsey on the play. he is denied and belgium hangs on in the final minutes. the world cup dream for the u.s. is over. they are eliminated in the 2-1 loss. >> it is heart-breaking. i don't think we could have given anymore. what a great game of football. um, we left it all out there. we got beat by a really good team. they took their chances well. it's a heart ache. it works. >> juandeloski says he is gutted to let everyone down. he says it was an incredible ride but i know it will make everyone strong. >>> tim lincecum got everyone out of a jam. saint louis got the ground ball from redwood city's daniel descalsco. there goes pablo. shut out the cardinals 5-0. they are back in first place as the dodgers l to the indians tonight. it was gone. but they left the infield. 1-0 in the 6th inning, but jd martinez put it is charge. 3-0. that

they can't do that against belgium because a belgium team that's won three in a row, even though theyaven't played great, playing with a lot of confidence. >> america's going to have to have more offense in this game, jordan. we're strong defensively. tim howard is one of the best goalies left in the tournament, maybe in the world. i wish we could see more of that mexican goalie. he was fantastic. but we need more offense. we need altidore. we need clint dempsey. >> they have to score goals. i would go to michael bradley. i think having altidore back in the lineup would really help him. he's been considered the u.s.'s best all-around player, perhaps more so than clint dempsey. has not played well, as we know. the u.s. has to attack. the fact they got two shots against germany, they have the second worst corner kick conversion rate in the entire world cup, not a high-scoring team. a good defense. but you can't just play defense and counter against a team like belgium. you have to be aggressive early. >> but everyone always says defense is what wins championships. >> maybe it's us ameri

world cup - usa/belgium tim howard the usa keeper almost single-handedly kept the americans in it 30 seconds into the match howard turns away divock origi http:/www.espnfc.com/player/1820 33/divock-origi with his feet 47th minute. howard punches dries mertens http:/www.espnfc.com/player/8968 7/dries-mertens header over the crossbar second half howard denies origi again then a great diving save on eden hazard's shot 85th minute howard punches another origi attempt over the bar. howard with a world-cup-record 16 saves san jose earthquake chris wondolowski kicks the attempt over the bar but he was offsides so it wouldn't have counted anyway extra time 93rd minute kevin de bruyne . converts the pass from romelu lukaku http:/www.espnfc.com/player/1394 37/romelu-lukaku and finally puts it by howard for the goal 1-0 belgium 105th minute lah-kak-ooh scores after the set-up by de-brown-ah and he gives the camera a kiss 2-0 belgium looks like it's over for jurgen klinsmann and the u.s. but in the 107th minute julian substitute converts michael bradley's chip for the goal 2-1 belgium kilmsmann

the belgium press is hard on a belgium team that's underperformed so far.ection of individuals. wonderful players. have they really clicked as a team? one journalist say it's as if they only just met up with the world cup and the american team oozing with confidence. i watched the last few practices. they're fired up for this and the coach told them, look, this is your last chance, especially you guys over 30. you won't have another chance. yeah, you did well to get out of the group of death but now this is the knockout stage. this is your moment. prove yourselves. so he's got into their heads and i think in the end today it could be who wants it most. >> i love that over 30 is over the hill. >> relishing the role as underdog. >> bill, very quickly, give me a sense. the controversy over theal jeerian referee, speaking french with the players. does this matter? >> i think we lost bill. i'll pose the question to chris. i pose it to you simply, where have you hidden the belgium chocolates and wonderfuls in the home? >> thrown them out. that's the only correct

trails belgium. that bond ratings have much to do with soccer standings, but, listen, we have a business audience, we wanted to make that comparison, and there's a lot of fun down at the freedom plaza in washington d.c. rich,n been mirrored across cities in the u.s., and they're all getting together to watch. what is it like where you are? >> reporter: liz, we are eight minutes from game time here. where else would you rather be than at the foot of pennsylvania avenue two blocks from the white house and within eye shot of the u.s. capitol right down the block. this is where the president of the united states walks when he's inaugurated, and this is where we are to watch, finally, a d.c. event. we had -- let's take a walk through the crowd here. we had an event earlier in the world cup for the last game against germany. it was put on by the german embassy, probe is, the -- problem is, germany won. so here we are, the d.c. government is putting this on with some local businesses and business groups. yo

for belgium cracking howard. in u.s. defense two minutes in. and it's 2-0 belgium.r, one motion, what a play. one final opportunity three kicks. u.s. executes to perfection. everything but the finish. two on the final they hung in, giving themselves a chance. they took chances well. >> today switzerland and argentina with two minutes left, that would be the game winner, argentina moves in to face belgium. tuesday, this kid is a wild card entry. watch this. between the length of the winner. making shots like that. ranked 144th in the world he had nothing to match like it. his 37th's. he was ousted for the third year in a row. a 2004 champion home to 11 and on the back hand with a three-set victory. serena williams with a viral illness she pulled out today at wimbledon she was out of sorts on warm ups, stumbling around. doctors checked her blood pressure. she decided to play she bounced her first preserves into the net. double faulting on all three the umpire checked on her after that. a walk off grand slam, oakland trying to rebound today a solid outing. and in this

belgium moves on to the quarterfinals. here's reaction from fans here in the area. >> boys, in red white and blue, you did good. timmy howard, man of the match, man of the tournament. >> howard had a good game. made good showing. >> we'll have more on the world cup later in sports. but for now, jacqueline, let's send it back to you. >> all right, john, we'll see you then. >>> new pat 11:00, the trenton shakeup. how the city's new mayor is starting his job by cleaning house. >>> hidden fees popping up on your cell phone bills. what to look for when you check your new balance. sheena? >>> we have a heat advisory to start your day tomorrow followed by the chance for severe weather and, of course, we're watching tropical storm arthur for your fourth of july. all those details and the latest on the track, coming up. >>> hey, guys. hugh jackman is here. we're on next, everybody. >>> a funeral for three murdered teenagers in israel drew tens of thousands of mourners today. their bodies were found yesterday in the west bank after

chances. >> belgium is doing a fine job.ey are getting crazy at the moment. everyone is enthusiastic about the game. everyone expects a lot. we didn't lose a single game in the tournament. we have nothing to lose against argentina. >> you had a brilliant round in qualifying seeing the team rise from 53 in the world rankings to five. what is the reason behind the meetioric rise, do you think? >> yes, in the beginning we had young talent. at the moment we have top players playing in key leagues in europe, chelsea, arsenal, spain's champions. so now at the moment we have top players in top leagues. that's a quality. they play every league. >> is there a sense that the players you name can take belgium to the time and lift the world cup trophy? >> yes, definitely. today is an important match for eden. he can become a so far. and the coach knew that. he held long talks with him and i think he can explode. it's not only lionel messi, but the belgium team has eden. watch out argentina. >> belgium is divided. would you say the footb

for belgium cracking howard. in u.s. defense and it's 2-0 belgium. in the air, one motion, what a play. one final opportunity three kicks. u.s. executes to perfection. everything but the finish. two on the final they hung in, giving themselves a they took chances well. >> today switzerland and argentina with two minutes left, that would be the game winner, argentina moves in to face belgium. tuesday, this kid is a wild card entry. watch this. between the length of the winner. making shots like that. ranked 144th in the world he had nothing to match like it. his 37th's. he was ousted for the third year in a row. a 2004 champion home to 11 and on the back hand with a three-set victory. serena williams with a viral illness she pulled out today at wimbledon she was out of sorts on warm ups, stumbling around. doctors checked her blood pressure. she decided to play she bounced her first preserves into the net. double faulting on all three the umpire checked on her after that. a walk off grand slam, oakland trying to rebound today a solid outing. and in thi

it's still under way, belgium leading 2-1. usa still fighting. elaine quijano is on the scene. >> belgium had several chances to score in the first half. veteran u.s. goal keeper was called on to make the big save. he is 35 years old widely regarded as one of the best keepers in the world. this is likely his last world cup tournament. now the second half began the same way with bell annual dominating the game. there was several close calls in front of the american goals, 20 year old american tried to put pressure on the belgium goal but the americans were on the defensive for the majority of the play. now, just two minutes into extra time, very early in extra time, belgium added another goal to make it 2-0, but the american team did not give up. 19 year old julian greene scored for the united states to cut the lead to 2-1. but just a few minutes ago, the game ended. the extra overtime ended, final score 2-1, belgium. scott, the outcome here tonight the u.s. team got this far. >> that's right. the usa loses tonight. team usa now coming home. elain

no belgium waffles. back to you. >> the man with the shirt says avoid the belgium waffles.here did you get that, by the way? >> it was on a pole out at the airport. it was there. i grabbed it. i don't know. >> betsy ross. i'm going to take that down. looks better on me. >> she was making a shawl, but i wanted this instead. >> jay, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you, guys. >> just dazzle me here, bill. i was calling him bill. it was so bright. you were saying the best day to wear it? >> flag day, which we just had, or fourth of july or maybe veterans or memorial day. you can pull it out. >> i love it. >> i know. the weather, we showed at the top of the show, just incredible stuff across the midwest, and now we're worried about the east coast. tropical depression number one has formed. this will probably soon be arthur as we go throughout the day today. it's going to parallel the eastern seaboard. it may clip eastern north carolina as a category one hurricane. this will not be a devastating storm, but with the fourth of july holiday, lots of people on vacation. no

faces belgium in a crucial game in salvador. >> belgium is favored to win today. the americans say they like their chances. the top player is back from injury and elaine quijano is in rio de janeiro with a look at the matchups. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. favorite to win against team u.s.a. if the americans can mountain aggressive enough offense, they can send the message they deserve to be here. team u.s.a. is preparing for one of the most important games in american soccer history. win and move on lose and go home. but getting past belgium in the knockout stage will be no easy task. >> a very talented belgium team that we have to prove that we are better. we have to respect because it's a good team but we also have all the tools in the world to beat them. >> belgium has a roster filled with young talents. many pundits chose belgium as their dark horse pick to win the world cup before the tournament began. >> we're not satisfied just getting to round 16 we want to do more, challenge against belgium. they have a lot of quality players. at the same tim

we explain. >> win or go home in high stakes game between the united states and belgium. usa! usa! >> fans are excited that the key striker is back after an injury and ready to play. >> we want more. we are hungry. we are focused. >> both are going head to head for a place in the quarter final. bemedium is coming off three straight wins and team u.s.a. is eyeing a referee assigned to the game from algeria. in 2010 the usa knocked am majorria out of the world cup. >> we hope it is not a concern and we hope he continues to referee the perfect way he has done so far. is it a good feeling? no. >> fans believe the united states can pull out a victory and the players are joining in the famous chant. >> i believe we will win. i believe we will win. i believe we will win. >> i believe we will win. >> we are not a team that earn as lot of respect. >> whole country is excited. maybe too excited. >> some are superstitious. ask the family of usa captain dempsey. >> we are exciteed. we are getting superstitious. >> if usa victorious they will face argentina or switzerland this weekend. >> in sa

but, the belgium team could come to battle without their injured captain. >> the belgium, they have a lot of quality players, but at the same time i think we play the best of our ability. we can get the right results. >> americans will be cheering on their team, in chicago, thousands of soccer fans are expected to sell out sold err fields. >> a lot of steaks. everybody recognizes that, sure will be crowded. >> team usa has to win today or will get knocked out and have to head home. keem for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> now, a loft people are getting into the spirit for today's game against the belgium including the waffle house. the restaurant proved it is all american by simply tweeting: we don't believe in belgium waffles. in fact, they are never on the menu at the waffle howls. i didn't know. that will so, have to find another game deal meal. see if usa can take victory later today. >> that's fantastic, we don't believe in belgium watches. your time right now coming up on 5:33, we want to get traffic and weather together. >> that's right, hot, humid day today, typical july weather

a win over belgium and the americans advance to the quarterfinals. while a loss sending them packing from brazil. >>> as more severe storms cause cha yaus across the midwest, a new weather threat emerges. a tropical depression forms off florida's main coast. and is likely to develop into the first named storm of the season. >>> and rising tensions between israel and palestinians. gaza is targeted by air strikes overnight. hours after three kidnapped israeli teenagers are found dead. this is the "cbs morning news" dead. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, july 1st, 2014. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. it might just be the most anticipated sporting event since the super bowl. today, the united states men's soccer team tries to keep the dream alive of winning the first world cup in this nation's history. with a loss that dream dies at least for four more years. team usa taking on belgium in a win or go home day in salvador, brazil. and they're hoping to have one of their best players back in

one knows where belgium is! >> europe always confuses me. >> it's small. >> i know, it's really small. >> not even close. >> that one. >> you got it. [ cheers ] >> we have a winner! >> reporter: the belgians were trained to teach the usa a lesson. like beer and chocolate, they know soccer. giving the u.s. only a couple brief moments of hope. this is a tough game for a fan, not many goals. and turns on a dime. americans seem to be getting used to it, and it's fair to say there are those who have grown to love it. today president obama even led a cheer. >> i believe that we will win! >> reporter: these fans may not be sure where belgium is, but they have certainly put soccer on the map. [ cheers ] the end of the road for the u.s. team. it's not the end of the world cup. it will be interesting to see who watches from here on out. it's fair to say a lot of americans have opened their eyes to the world's most popular sport. >> sad night in queens, new york and elsewhere, after a heartbreaking loss in brazil tonight.

today, as teen usa takes on belgium. game time 4:00 p.m.re you sneaking out of work early today to watch it? maybe watching from a laptop or phone? >> a lot of parties going on, too. >> game is on. >> game on, big screens, small fringes for some of us. >> go usa! >>> three's on your side this morning with recall from chrysler. the automakers recalling nearly 700,000 mini advance, s i.v.'s, for ignition switch problems. now, it includes some dodge journey suv's, dodge grand caravan's, and chrysler town and country mini advance. they're made from 2007 to 2009. the company says jarring road conditions, like hitting a pothole, may cause a vehicle's key to slip out of position. >>> also, general motors, they're recalling 8 million more of their vehicles, for similar ignition switch issues. that's the latest gm recall involves compacts, mid-size cars for model years 1997 through 2014. the company also announced its compensation plan for the victims of the faulty ignition switches. >> except ear weather swept through part of iowa. strong lines eve

belgium moves on. >> it's heartbreaking. we gave everything. i don't think we could have given anymore. wh what a great game of football. we got beat by a really good took. it's heartache. it hurts. >> reporter: save after spectacular save by goalie tim howard. 16 in all. here in salvador before the game spirits were high, fans out in full force. >> what does this spell? >> hashtag, go usa. >> i love it! >> quarterfinals all the way, all the way, there's no doubt. >> we're definitely going to win, no doubt. >> reporter: no fan too young. even converts from the host country backing team usa. >> i have much more american friends. that's why i'm here, for you guys. >> go usa, go usa! >> reporter: so team usa losing 2-1 tonight. you can still see fans trickling out of the stadium but what a spectacular perform ans by tim howard, a record number of saves by the goalkeeper. david, team usa heads home tonight but they do so with their heads held very high. >> no question about that, paula and you've been great. i want to bring in soccer analyst julie

belgium's constant pressure finally paid off in the extra time.oward showing that he was human on this night. bell yup took the lead. 12 minutes later belgium would score again. howard had no chance on that shot. but they fought back did the americans. michael bradley with a pass over to julian who scores and they are right back in the game. the coach is yelling let's go. in the 114th minute off the free kick nice pass clint democracy had a chance. the ball did not go down in the second straight time usa world cup run ends in the round of 162 to one was the final. >> heartbreaking. we gave everything -- i don't think we could have given any more. were great game of football. god we left it all out there. we got by a really good chance. they took their chance as well many heart ache. it hurts. >> belgium would face argentina in the quarter finals. they took on switzerland in that game also went to extra time. the are a jenn tine scoring the winning goal. 118th minute for the one-nil victory. >> phillies in miami starting 10 game road trip. the stre

they take on belgium today in a knockout round.g through airport security may soon be tougher. the u.s. is considering implementing new security measures because of al qaeda's improving technology that may make the u.s. vulnerable to a bomb plot. >>> in iraq the american involvement is increasing, 300 more troops are in the country to provide support for u.s. interests. iraqi lawmakers will meet next week to start the process of forming a new government. >>> the the fbi will speak today with charlie bothuell, the detroit boy found hiding in his father's basement. detroit police say that fbi's findings will determine if charges will be filed against his parents. >>> we update the five things to know, go to newdaycnn.com for the latest. kate? >> thanks, michaela. >> the so-called nightmare nanny is telling her side of the story. diane stratton refused to leave the home of her former employer even though they fired her months ago. now she's speaking out saying they are the nightmare, not her. miguel marquez is here. please, explain th

will square off against belgium. the winner moves on, loser goes home. >> team usa largely considered the underdog going into today's match. belgium hasn't lost yet, and the u.s. has squeaked in the knockout round. we had a win, tie, and loss. but with a wlilt success comes big expectations from fans. >> the u.s. could get a boost today from star josie altador. the forward will suit for today's match. the coach said he'll not sure hoich if any he'll see. he's been sidelined since hurting his hamstring in the first match of the tournament. >> now there are lots of places to watch today as the match starts at 1:00, you can catch the action all over the bay area. san francisco is the viewing party at civic center plaza, of course in the south bay fans will gather at fourth street pizza and the market and cesar chavez park as well. bay area soccer fans keeping a close watch on the whole team obviously, but also chris from the earthquakes. >> he's attracting a fan base half way across the country at triable reservations o

belgium by one goal. in the round of 16.ry deflated but very proud of the american soccer team. >> and that amazing game with portugal. i'm disappointed as well, brian todd. we will keep scooting along here. to chicago, george howl is at soldier field with fans who i'm sure were wishing for a different outcome behind you there, is george. what's the scene there? >> you saw the picture from here at soldier field. if we could take that wider shop to show you the scope of this place. thousands of people who came to watch this game, the word deflated fits. they were excited when we got that one goal, then just disappointed. people streaming out now. but one thing that was notable, you look at the excitement around soccer. tailgating that happened outside soldier field. a lot of people, people who may not have paid attention to soccer before, certainly a lot of new soccer fans here in the united states. people rooting for red, white and blue, it just didn't happen this time. >> counting the time until the next shot. all right. ge

can our boys cover and smother the belgiums to advance in the world cup? this is "way too earlier." ♪ >>> hey, hey, everybody, good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it is tuesday, july 1st. welcome to way too early, going all in for team usa, unless it doesn't fit with our bracket. that case, cash comes before country. but usa is in our bracket. but, yes, we will be losing our voices today. can i get a usa? there we go. and now a slight italian accent home from vacation. that's all. all right, get to the top story this morning. we start in iraq where there is growing concern about two potential targets for militant fighters. the international airport and the mass iamerican embassy in the green zone. both get extra protection after american forces were deployed. 775 troops were sent to iraq in june to guard american interests, and step up against the battle ground where the sunny government is going against them. it extends far beyond the middle east. >> reporter: isis has a land, weapons and ambition. and u.s. officials are now very worried. several counterter

after 120 intense minutes in a game facing belgium, the u.s. national team leaves the world cup holding its head high. the belgians, who were favorites, dominated the game, although the usa spring surprises by taking the match -- surprise byng a taking the match to overtime. >> we could have had it. if messi put that in, we would have won the game. >> howard had a miracle 15 saves in 120 minutes, a record for world cup match, but it wasn't enough here in the u.s. lost -- enough. belgium.lost 2-1 to >> if they had been fighting like in the last 20 minutes, it would have been much different, i think. >> the u.s. gathered thousands of fans, like this crowd in long beach on a street that was closed for the occasion. >> we are seeing a huge increase in excitement around the world cup this year. that's why we decided to throw this event. >> here, the atmosphere is full of joy despite the defeat. gave him010, the u.s. in the round of 16. still, soccer fever continues to grow -- gave in in the round of 16. still, soccer fever continues to grow. >> fran

they beat belgium for the quarterfinals. all eyes were on messi who scored four goals in the tournament before this match, but there was another player who gave the two-time winner the early lead against belgium. well, belgium almost equalized before halftime. his head up just wide. argentina continues to bless after the break. a great run. a match by the finish. and at the other end, filani was beginning to cause problems for the argentinian defense but it was messi who should have had the final word. it's argentina who would go through much to the relief of their coach. >> well, joining live now from buenos aires watching the game with thousands of fans. earlier you were talking to my colleague andy richardson and describing argentina as 40 million football experts. were they happy with that performance against belgium? >> reporter: i think if anything happy and very relieved. they knew they were going to be looking at a tough proposition. they also knew some of the players who were not called messi would have to bring up

team takes on belgiuming.n the tournament might be long but that won't slow down the betting process in world cup matches. mark philips has more. >> jones, oh, yes! >> reporter: the heartening and unlikely run of the u.s. soccer team at the world cup - yes! -- >> reporter: hasn't just been welcomed by fans at home. a lot of peoples rooting for the u.s. not the least the bookmakers who see fans as an untapped market. >> this is the singest biggest betting event in history. >> reporter: the world cup say bookky bonanza according to john duke the bookmakers. >> 00 million pounds will be penned over this world cup. >> reporter: that's pushing $350 million, and that's without the u.s., where betting is only legal in a few states. >> if those laws were to be relaxed across the state -- >> reporter: you're ready? >> -- then we're ready and raring to go, really. >> reporter: and in a statistics-mad country like the u.s., the bookkys think their newest fad have america written all over it. >> it's all about the inplay.

s chances against this belgium team?> joy, i appreciate your stats, and they're all great, but i'm telling you, once you get into the knockout phases, which is where we are now, all of the stats go out the window. it's all about heart. it's all about execution and emotional control. i think our guys have as good a chance as any in this game today. tim howard right now is the man to watch. if he has a fantastic game today, we'll get through. because right now what happens in this area of the play is that the goalkeepers begin to rise up or fall down. so a team can ride their goalkeeper if they're hot into the next round, and i think if tim comes up big today, all those stats will be good for us. >> an expert goalkeeper evaluating a great goalkeeper. to you, dave, the u.s. surprised everybody against ghana. it was a win people were not expecting. the u.s. played really well against germany, right. we've done better than expected. so should people be feeling like we have a shot? we can at least tie, right? >> belgium hasn't

in the first half the americans got off to a slow start and belgium had several chances to score. veterun u.s. hockey great made some complete saves. howard is 35 years old, he is viewed as one of the best goal keepers in the world and this is likely his last world cup tournament. now the second half began the same way with belgium dominating the game and there were several close calls in front of the american. 20 year old american yetman tried to put pressure on the belgium goal but the americans for the most part were on the defensive with a majority of the play. now early in extra time, belgium added another goal to make it 2- 0 but the americans did not give up. 19 year old julian greene scored for the u.s. to cut the lead to 2-1. in the end, however, the americans simply could not catch up. tim howard had a spectacular 16 saves was very emotional. he said the dream may have fallen short but he won't forget. >> team usa out of the tournament and headed home. elaine, thanks very much. this evening in san diego, a wall of protesters turned away three busloads of illegal immigran

>> belgium beer. >> belgium waffles. >> reporter: but once the game began, all eyes were on the big screen and you could see the game unfold on their faces. save after save after save from the u.s. goalkeeper. belgium controlling the game, but unable to score. when san jose earthquake chris had a chance in front of the goal and missed, u.s. fans barely flinched. then in overtime, first goal from belgium, followed by a second, and the air came out of the balloon. fans began to leave. we went out to ask if people would still be watching in the next round when somehow the u.s. punched it in. with six minutes left to play in overtime, u.s. fans in the plaza came back to life, the place was rocking. right up until the whistle blew. in the past, that's generally been in for world cup interest, but this time everyone we asked said, yes, i'm into the game, not just the u.s. team. >> that was mark matthews reporting from san francisco. well, our coverage of the world cup continues online at nbcbayarea.com. there you're going to find a link in the upper right-hand corner called "world cup fever," it

the team can advance in the world cup with a victory over belgium. outdoor viewing parties are planned for san francisco and san jose. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, july 1. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. out the door a little traffic and weather. and lawrence say minor cooldown? >> yeah. we are cooling things off around the bay area today. low clouds and fog are back. and we are going to cool off around the bay area today with that sea breeze some of the gusts to about 36 miles per hour in the tell that. clouds are rolling in now. the temperatures going to be dropping still staying hot in the interior valleys but 90s there. 70s and in

belgium is one of the elite teams and not playing well. team that is not achieving as it should and a team way overachieving. >> all right. we'll see what happens. enjoy the game. we will be watching here, of course. thank you so much. we'll see what happens at 4:00 p.m. eastern time when the game starts. thank you. that does it for this edition of "news nation." the gut check is online dealing with raising the age to buy cigarettes to 21. what state is looking at that. cast your vote. tomorrow i'll talk with former star trek actor george takai about the documentary following his journey from internment camp. up next, "andrea mitchell reports." >>> it's time for the your business entrepreneurs of the week. trent and joey grew up traveling on a bus with their gospel music singing family. knowing about what makes a good bus ride, they started hemphill brothers coach company. for more, watch "your business" sunday mornings. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple a

can now be justified in law in belgium doctor assisted suicide is now available to anyone of any age theoretically sick children as young as one or two years old can be helped to die if it's decided their suffering is too much to take although. even for many parents who've seen their loved ones waste away in pain the mere idea is just too much to contemplate children don't know what they're tenacious it's it's an invention of adult parents if they are parents i think they should do all day care. to do they. do the moment of this bruno lost his fourteen year old daughter or dray to leukemia and she said she wanted to hold on to all the time she could. and. i never cried it's when she was but she did because it was so important to. her it's kind of this law won't make choosing euthanasia easy all parents and doctors must be in agreement that there is no weather option most importantly the child must be conscious and able to make the decision themselves critics suggest there is no way a child is able to make a life or death decision a magnitude elsie saw her nine year old boy die of can