are voting for the first time for someone other than longtime autocrat robert mugabe zimbabweans braving long alliances dawn to cast their ballots were in the capital harare for the latest in this landmark vote also coming up fatal inferno california firefighters say they're gaining ground on a massive blaze that has killed seven people forecasters are warning there will be no and soon to the hot and dry conditions and a one party state cambodia's leader just extended his more than the reid decade long rule last year he got rid of the main opposition party and now he claims a clean sweep for his party in sunday's election and all the seats in parliament. i am. her rock a very warm welcome everyone always start off with a landmark election underway in zimbabwe where for the first time in nearly four decades to the people of zimbabwe are voting and the name of former author of terry in a leader robert mugabe is not on the ballot was in bahrain's have been turning out in large numbers forming long. lines at polling stations and around the country long time leader mugabe may have stepped dow

to talk about that there is a very citizen is very brave to say and to speak out and they hope that this is going to be taken very serious and it's an opportunity to talk about racism and every day racism in germany which some people who are living here are facing and he has a very big support from the people i talked to and people said. even some commented on the way the response was from the team are dealing with it and they say why don't they see it as the opportunity to talk but rather living in denial and saying we're doing compatriots and we have very big diversity and you even see like the big forces with hashtag no racism but also they are no one from the team member which is the munch often always say it's the munch of the team the german team no one of the the other players said anything supporting only one thing and these are all questions people industry that are really asking and really would like to know how it's going to get further what are we to make of that cross i mean you have the view from the sports world the fact that that we have not had those comments from t

brave man. 94. i give a lot of congressional medals of honor.n i say a lot -- probably five so far, and it is really one of my greatest honors to do. the congressional medal of honor, our highest honor. what he, fantastic -- woody, fantastic. so often i am giving them posthumously, but we hear the stories and their families are there and everyone is proud. every once in a while, we have one that can be given to people who are living, like you, woody. we are also deeply moved and honored to be joined by a goldstar spouse who knows the true price of freedom, christine. christine's husband chris was a sergeant in the army's 82nd airborne division, great group. chris was killed in action in iraq in 2005. christine, tonight we send the love and gratitude of our entire nation. your husband was a special man. we will hold you and your precious family in our hearts forever. christine, where are you? thank you very much. [applause] thank you,: christine. [applause] christine,: and through your husband's heroic sacrifice, you understand that he has achiev

swimmers braved the fog this morning in the golden gate frog man swim. that's a two-mile trek under the golden gate bridge. the navy seal foundation is a non-profit that provides support and education to seals and their families. >> it is an amazing event where we remember those who have lost their lives and the families who have lost their lives. we celebrate them as we take a hard swim in cold water and with the brotherhood. >> it's the second time the event has been put on in san francisco. organizers will hope for another round next year. >>> the bay area is full of start-up companies. some find success, others crash and burn. kiet do talked to one man who lost it all pursuing his dream. he now tells us his search for the backup has taken him to the streets. >> 48 hours ago, david casaras could barely get a call back, but look at him now. hundreds of missed calls, text messages, e-mails from recruiters, hiring managers, and strangers offering words of encouragement from all over the world. looking for a job has turned into a full-time job itself. >>

gave up too much andllowed the braves back in there game.eading to the dugout, scherzer and strasburg getitnto af a discussion. a bit of a heated discussion. they decide, you know what, it's probably not the best look and t they're goi finish it out of the view. come on, let's go back to the clubhouse and talk some more. strasburg would say, hey, it's part o family. you gotta be family to understand. okay. manager davey martinez didn't give i much more just saying they're good and doesn't expect the issue to linger >>> all right, orioles, game 2 without mannyo, mach and this one today, of course the orioles were playing the blue jays. 2-1 in the fourth inning. luke maile, as they were this game in toronto. see, they don't have the rain problems. no hce the dome theyave there, it's nice. luke maile, single up the middle. grichuk sres and toronto's up 3-1. alex cobb steps off to hold the runner. it's a balk. that means the runner comes around and scores. the orioles find new ways to lo, 4-1, the final. ouch, indeed. >>> a week after opening it

braves shostop ozzie albees gets atlanta on the board with an rbi double. he steals third later scores on a sac fly. nats trail in the bottom of the first. this is the all-star mojo we were talking about, a little momentum. what's better than one steal. how about two? yce harper steals second. eaton steals home to cut the deficit in half. washington down by a single run in the sixth. freddie freeman breaks the game open. the double off strasburg followed by a sac fly gives the braves a 6-2 lead. of max scherzer had something to say to his fellow starter in the exchange. it got heated. nats lose, 8-5.am next against the braves tomorrow night at 7:05. >>> orioles in toronto. first game without manny muchado after he was traded to the dodge persons hisnt replacemet shortstop lookinggood. two-run homer forckm. baltimore grabs the lead. ninth inning, o's down a run. jonathan fixes thatome run off his national teammate. game tied at seven. we head toex as. bottom of the tenth, runners on trn. ball off the bad of diaz. jays walk off. 8-7 the final.st juhat kind of

what you see in the video is rescuers braving very dangerous conditions. carrying boys out on stretchers. at some points they actually have to hoist the stretcher. they had to hoist the stretcher up on the pulley system. parts of the cave were so steep that rescuers couldn't carry the stretcher safely. they to hoist them up to get the boys up. running water and how murky it is. incredibly difficult task. you see them giving initial medical treatment inside that cave. so really good insight that we didn't have before. into how difficult this rescue operation turned out to be for the brave volunteers and the thai military and international military to get these boys out. between video of the rescue attempt and video of the hospital. we are getting more and more insight into this situation over here in northern thailand. christine and dave. >> it is so amazing. matt rivers, thank you. >>> croatia makes the first trip to the world cup final. croatia will meet france in the final. they defeated england 2-1 in extra time. scoring the deciding goal in the 109th m

mark: a person can be brave without being right. i called them brave because they saw themselves as taking their political careers in their hands. that does not mean they were right. if i had been able to vote i would have voted guilty of that and so much more, as charles sumner said. but it doesn't change the fact that what they did took a fair bit of courage, and they were honored by it. now i want to caution another thing about this. very often, very bad books by very bad historians, i am thinking of a person that wrote a book called "profiles in courage," but there are others. these people described their destroyed their political career, because none of them was never elected to the senate again. none was elected in large part because in many of their states the opposition party came into power. it had nothing to do with being purged. as for the republicans that voted for acquittal, it to barely a month before they were brought back into the republicae brought back into the fold and the papers that i denounce them the most insi

i have noticed one or two england shirts floating around as well as some brave swedish fans in yellowthey have made allowances for the staff here. for the breaks, they have given them tv screens. at three o'clock they can watch that match as well. spare a thought for one england fan, kyle edmund, who will not catch much of the football today. he will take on 12 time grand slam champion novak djokovic. it will be a big ask for kyle edmund who is written's last hope in the singles draw. novak djokovic 12 time

. >> they are brave. investors cannot get enough of tech stocks. the nasdaq trading at record high. they took a small step back yesterday. what are the alternatives? mike bailey, capital partners, welcome to the show. great to have you here. microsoft expected this evening for an 8% gain in earnings. will the stock at a benefit from that? a benefit for mac? we'll will be singing this time around for sometime subsidies have greater earnings but the site doesn't do what you're >> the stock is likely to trade 52. we see the sentiment of the tech stocks including microsoft. investors may take a wait-and-see approach, the guidance of the. we do think that the

. >> those that didn't want to brave the crowds. hundreds were at albert einstein high school for the city supplies. a lot of folks say they go anywhere. >> psident trump honored military families at the twhous. the first family hosts president mike the ens. president trump thanked the circumstances that they braved to come defendsy.ur coun >> to defend it and to defend our great country. >> the first day and first lady watchinghe fire crockworks. >>> why one nikal neighborhood s trying to get rid o fireworks. hi, sheena. >> if you're heading to the pool today, we're looking at hot temperatures. we have an isolated storm chance. tomorrow, weave some big >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> 4:15. surfers had to f paddl their lives when a shark decided to crash their competition in south africa. an organizer said they ted to pate it out. but the shark insisted on saying. that competition was canceled. >>> and then, take a look at this video. a 16-year-old drove his car into a sink hole in minnesota. the teen esped by climbing out of

what you see in the video is rescuers braving very dangerous conditions. carrying boys out on stretchers. at some points they actually have to hoist the stretcher. part rs of the cave were so steep that rescuers couldn't carry the stretcher safely. they to hoist them up to get the boys up. running water and how murky it is. incredibly difficult task. you see them giving initial medical treatment inside that cave. so really good insight that we didn't have before. into how difficult this rescue operation turned out to be for the brave volunteers and the military. and the international military. they came here to get the boys out. between video of the rescue attempt and video of the hospital. we are getting more and more insight into this situation over all. here in northern thailand. >> all right. great reporting. >> croatia will meet france in the final. they defeated england 2-1 in extra time. scoring the deciding goal in the 109th minute. after the match he called the out come a miracle. croatia last in 1998. france last won the title in they beat brazil

it's a 2 mile trek in the icy waters underneath the golden gate bridge. >>> dozens of swimmers braved the fog this morning in the golden gate frogman swim, a 2- mile trek in the icy waters underneath the golden gate bridge to raise money for the navy seal foundation, a nonprofit that provides support to seals and their families. >> it's an amazing event where we remember those who lost their lives and the family of those who lost their lives and we celebrate them as we take a hard swim in cold water and be back with the brotherhood. >> this is the second time the event has been held in san francisco. organizers hope to do it again next year. >> how many of us sitting here on this three shot have plunged into the bay? >> i have for special olympics. did you? >> i did the escape from al al cha -- alcatraz. >> and you? >> i did it for that show that you hate i can't mention. >> i love that show. >>> the a's arrive in colorado, the hottest team in baseball and scored only four runs in three games and one of the best hitting parks in all of baseball, coors field. apparently the humidor whe

many ways that one must brave the forks over the sizes of the hundreds. of tried to help. these great. sport by the. munchkin how do. you come to. the fight. over the place. and what are people in this thing to do you know very close to where the flies have been vision what do you sharing about how residents a cool thing with the situation. trying to. save what kind of faith they have returned to the. sports but reminding them of friends yet today. it looks like. they are trying to find some of the relatives some of their friends some of their belongings of course many people have been listed missing those of us who are quite close to the area where we are we've this close because it's marketed the way. and that was george cured of cocoa policy in athens reporting on the one fires in greece israel has shot down a syrian fighter jet it says had illegally entered its airspace the israeli military says it finds two surface to air missiles at the jet stream and into its airspace over the israeli occupied golan heights syria has disputed claims the jet was in israeli air space

the committee says, quite bravely, i think, is posted?the committee says, quite bravely, i think, they are neither and should be treated as a new category, kind of like a platform thatis category, kind of like a platform that is readily neutral, but with more responsibility, and i think that final recommendation your correspondent mentioned, this register of all political adverts that put online, bringing the law to speed, that is absolutely essential. the electoral commission has said so, the commissioner ‘s office has said so. i think that will actually pass but it has to do so fairly quickly. is there a danger that this will get caught up in the argument about how the referendum was conducted and people willjust end up conducted and people willjust end up being pushed back into their traditional partisan positions on bass, rather than engaging with the argument behind it, which in a sense is about more than just that particular campaign? is about more than just that particularcampaign? mr is about more than just that particular campaig

they were heroic and brave and loud, incredible activism.ht when the water switched, they said, hey, the water looks gross, istastes brown, smells like sewage, kids getting rashes. there is bacteria in the water and then chlorine to kill the bacteria. they felt like they were drinking a s swimming pool. the chlorine caused high levels of chlorine byproducts, which are carcinogens the cost cancer. a few months into the waters which, general motors, which was born in flint, stopped using this water because it was corroding their engine parts. mya full year before research -- amy: this is an amamazing story. we went to the house of one of the union workers in flint who worked at the engine plant, and theygot a waiver because were getting corrosion on their engine parts. they said we cannot sell these engines. so clearly, the city and state news there was something wrong with the water, and the flint workers at the plant were saying, weights, if it is corroding ourur engines, what is happening to our bodies? boggling.ind the state said to relax.

those that didn't want to brave the crowds at opti scrowds.any famkeies we s with said they go there every year. >> history was made at nathan's famous hot dog eating contest. >> joey chestnut won his 11th record. he set a new record. he threw away the coney island in brooklyn. the winner, mickey suto, to win her fifth-straig title. >>> when news 4 immigration continues, under fire. the choice that parents are asking to make. >>> now, the foe cushion on one neighborhood store says why they've been turned into highways. stay with us. cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. we're outsmarting it. visit cancnter.com/outsmart to learn more. >>> "news 4 today" begins with breaking >> three people sent to the

there is no because it is now time to fight to stand together be brave. and above all to show solidarity and. greece's prime minister alexis tsipras consoles a grieving nation after wildfires kill at least eighty people rescue workers are now going door to door searching for survivors. kelly welcome to the program at a press conference at the white house u.s. president donald trump said that his meeting with european commission president john called younger begins a quote new phase in the u.s. relationship. the meeting was aimed at decreasing the rising tensions over trade both the us and the e.u. had slapped tariffs on each other and filed complaints with the world trade organization at the press conference younker said that he had quote made a deal with trump and that the e.u. would hold off on further tariffs until negotiations are complete trump also made a big announcement saying that the u.s. and the e.u. would work toward completely eliminating all tariffs have a listen but we agreed today first of all to work together towards zero tariffs zero non

heather: we are honoring brave men and women this independence day.rganization that introduced you across america, a great group, how we should be earning our heroes sacrifice, not just one day but every single day. ♪ this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. heather: welcome back to "fox and friends first," christmas in july, the nonprofit that lays reef on the grounds of fallen servicemembers reminded all of us this independence day, brave heroes need support all year round. it is always good to have you with us. talk to us about why your organization wants to emphasize this in july. >> christmas in july retail program is a big hit. for us in december, this is a program and feeling that should last all year long which is why we kicked off -- >> how do people parti

he wants them to bravely take it on.that, i watched that dreadful pizza advert, part of his national humiliation in 1996 and i thought that was someone who could laugh at themselves, that is a remarkable thing ina themselves, that is a remarkable thing in a footballer. now i think his status as a national hero is there, whatever happens next week. his status as a national hero is there, whatever happens next weeklj interviewed his geography teacher yesterday who told us all about him and said he was a very thoughtful student and very analytical and very good at strategy and listened a lot. he is definitely the sort of manager who is more suited than many of them and he is not a rant or who is more suited than many of them and he is nota rant ora who is more suited than many of them and he is not a rant or a raver. neither is harry kane. he is also one of those people who listens and works out... he is a fantastic professional, he came through the ra nks professional, he came through the ranks at tottenham and they did th

in that horrific war american and british service members bravely shed their blood alongside one another in defense of home and in defense of freedom and together we achieved a really special magnificent victory and it was total victory prime minister man i have just come from a very productive nato summit that was truly a productive summit where my top priority was getting other nato members to pay their full and fair share and the prime minister was right there with me i want to thank you prime minister for the united kingdom's contribution to our common defense the u.k. is one of the handful of nations five out of twenty nine not good but it's going to get better really fast in addition to the united states meeting the two percent g.d.p. minimum defense spending commitments during the summit i made clear all nato allies must honor their obligations and i am pleased to report that we have received substantial commitments from members to increase their defense spending and to do so in a much more timely manner in our meetings today the prime minister and i discussed a range of shared pr

walking among the graves of those brave men who fought and died so far from home was one of the most moving experiences of my life. it was overwhelming to think was aach headstone monument to a husband, a father, a son, or a brother did not make it home. it was unforgettable. it was also incredibly inspiring. that visit reminded me of how much i go to these fallen heroes, and i am very grateful that i was able to honor them. every american should have that experience. we all need to be reminded that the freedom we enjoy is because of the brave men and women who serve and our armed forces. we also need to ensure that future generations understand that our freedom will always depend on the service and sacrifice of our nation's veterans. the nca and the a bmc -- the abmc are responsible for maintaining national cemeteries, not just a display our gratitude but to inspire children and grandchildren to display the thesey embodied by cemeteries. countrythe only way our will continue to be a free country. i do not hear many complaints about the nca and abmc taking care of our national cemete

. >> reporter: floating somewhere along the coast, it hit me, we are either brave and adventurous, or just dumb and foolish. fellow reporter devon feeley ngryick, a infested want nothing more to make the last 100 yards to corta canyon beach. more about that in a moment. >> i'm going to land first, and that you have some hand signals, and come in and i will help lend you.>> reporter: all that is left to do is to nail the beach landing. >> backpedal! going for it! laughter ] >> oh! >> reporter: this is 5,000 acre privately owned land hugging the coast, after a decades long drawn out legal battle with the california coastal commission, they have struck a deal with the wealthy landowners. the hollister ranch landowners association is opening up limited access to the 8.5 coastline, students, nonprofits and what the agreement calls underprivileged people to visit on unspecified days, the state gives up all land access to the beach, that means the only way for the general public to get to the beach is yes, you can charter a boat for in, a round-trip distance of six miles, so that is what we

thatl need to be reminded the freedom we enjoy is because of the brave men and women who serve in our armed forces. thatso need to ensure future generations understand our freedom will always depend on the service and sacrifice of our nation's veterans. the abmc are responsible for maintaining national cemeteries, to demonstrate our gratitude and inspire our children and grandchildren to follow the examples of patriotism and service embodied by those resting in these cemeteries. that is the only way the united states will continue to be a free country. this is why this hearing is so important. as chairman of this subcommittee, i don't hear many complaints about the nca and taking care of our national cemeteries, but there is always more we can do. andcertainly i know the nca mc have ideas for improvements, and i am looking forward to hearing from our witnesses about ways we can better honor these extraordinary americans. so thank you again for being here today. rankingow yield to the member for any opening remarks she may have. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it is appropriate we are hold

if you have to brave the hot weather, some tips. avoid strenuous activity, wear light clothing, drink plenty of fluids. >> safety is everyone's responsibility. so remind everyone to stay hydrated and check on neighbors and family. >> reporter: don't forget your pets. >> we usually take her out early in the morning and then later in the evening. and constantly giving her fluids. >> reporter: the holiday weekend means many of us are sweating things out away from home. triple-a estimates 47 million americans are traveling this fourth of july. the highest number since tracking began. at new york's famous coney island, it's not just the dogs that are hot. it turns out, the toughest game on the boardwalk today is staying cool. >> this icee helps, >> it does. >> is it helping? yeah. helps me stay hydrated. [ laughter ] >> reporter: tomorrow is going to be even hotter. get this. the high temperature in new york city is going to be above 90 degrees for five days he longest heat wave in two years. jose? >> blake mccoy, thank you very much. >>

his brave heart took him to california to be with cesar chavez.parents struggled to feed their children. to visit the fine ridge reservation in south dakota. in the middle of the indiana primary race. to enrage the appartide government in south africa by plunging into the crowd in croatia and shaking hands. he encountered people. and challenged us to do the same. his message really, no matter how dressed up and the finest poetry, never changed. we can do better. and because we can, we must. while the words were beautiful, look at the film, if you want to go then, that are coming up now. and the like a blow torch. those layers of complacency show up, stand up, we can do better. i want to help you but you have to work hard. all give away. you need to do something to serve your country. all you people who are rich we need to give more so we can grow together. prosper together and by the way, we will all be better off but you should do it because it is the right thing to do. there is something for everybody to do. 50 years later he would say, i am 92

for me, that's braves country. >> braves great switch hitter chipper jones inducted into the baseballfame yesterday, along with vladimir guerrero. jones said he's going to name s as an angel and first>>>m lead government released their report of the mysterious disappearance of a flight. mh-370 was likely manipulated off course and flown to the southern indian ocean. it says the cause of the disappearance still cannot be determined as a, quote, possible intervention by a third party cannot be excluded. >>> massive demonstrations in central moscow against vladimir putin. the protest just a half mile from the kremlin focused on the country's pension reform bill, which is being met with 90% opposition. the proposal would increase the retirement age from 60 to 65 from men and from 55 to 63 to women. announcement was made mid-june. authorities detained two of the organizers in the most recent series of rallies. >>>is shoulder on the first day, not wearing the yellow jersey sunday. kelly tells us despite a last-place finish, his race was an inspiring tour de force. >> the cyclist can say he

. >> the children were extremely brave, very confident.re was no sign of distress and no hint of a problem. >> we are learning the boys were out cold, completely unconscious during the rescue operation. not just sedated as previously reported. according to a rescuer, the boys felt and saw nothing and matt gutman will reveal more details about the rescue in a special edition of "20/20." watch it here on abc 7 at 10:00 p.m. followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> a $40 million yacht owned by education secretary betsy devos was untied from its dock and set adrift. the captain of the sea quest called police on sunday when the crew realized the boat was floating. it had been moored on lake erie, west of cleveland, oolong yachtitnddo cost and onen vessels owned by devos and her family. investigators are reviewing surveillance video to try to identify who did it. >>> a bear in colorado wound up in a tight spot getting stuck in a storm drain. crews popped off the manhole cover and as you can see from the video the bear was able to figure out the rest

i don't knowf you're brave they're very sour and very.no, they're good. >> will you ewo one to t >> okay. >> okay, sour pickle ball. >> what are you laughing at. >> i trust you. >> i like it. >> oh. why would -- that's d , reigheif.rent really sour. >> oh, gosh. >> ooh. >> okay. >> okay, that's amazing . >> [laughter] >> do weeed to w it down with some japanese -- >> what do we have to drink. >> this isan jape soda. >> that's the real deal. >> are you rea for this. >> you have to take over the segment. >> i will open this up. >> okay. >> and basically the way you open the japanese soda is you plunge this down just softly. >> is it going to explode on me. >> no, the bottle is going to d comeown. >> i think i broke something. >> your phones ringing off the hook. is coming to joi yoyu.ybev >> okay. work either.et the drink to >> push harder. >> there you go. >> whoa. [laughr] >> go ahead and taste it. >> your store is scaring me. >> it's definitely an adventure here. >> sweet socie tyank you so much forgetting up early. >> you're welcome. >>

what's brave about coming out at 49?ell, he suppose at a time when much activity for gay people was illegal in the country. the expectationas that you would lose your job or the respect ofthers including friends and family. if you came out. none of that happened to me. my film career took off when i came out. >> but you say that n hollywood, lgbtq representation is very low even tugh "half of hollywood is gay." >> well, i may have said that some years ago. i mean i'm constantly reading about young actors proud to say they're gay because they've own it, they've been through school and college where their very muchity has been accepted. why at the outset of their career should dey startying it. what a stupid thing to do. >> hollywood is not knowing being at the sharp edge of change. this is maybe a long time ago,o but said they're not really known for their certainly commentary. they only recently discovered there were black people in the world. hollywood has mistreated women throhout history and gay men don't exist. >> ye

she's brave in that way and tries to test you on what you're going to be okay with. the very fine line between something being funny and uncomfortable. there's a way to do sexual humor where it's cathartic. you're releasing some shame. you guys watch porn, and you think the porn stars are having orgasms, but they're faking it. i can't comepete with that. if your girl is having an orgasm, she's not going -- >> porn for me is ubiquitous, but nobody talks about it. it's inappropriate, and let's start this conversation. >> choking. that's the new thing. everyone's got to get choked now. choke me, great, choke me, i'll throw in a little -- >> sex in general is more accepted. but it's still not like all the way there. now what's taboo is being judgmental of other people's sexuality. that's the taboo is being homophobic. or being transphobic. >> good morning, cowboy, what's your name? >> "bruno" was a radical statement about where we were sexually, and played into people's rigid sense of sexuality. i tried to break that down in a satirical way. but i think that initial audi

we've been able to get these brave people and their families out of syria after the extraordinary work they've done save. the why helmets those people they held the rebels only did in save civilians the locals out for rebels. headstone from the hamilton coalition to stop the war says western powers who are supporting the white helmet so fully aware of the threat posed by the. i don't think they're naive the people in the establishment they are interested party they know exactly what they're doing and in so far as the canadian government is concerned they brought the white house and that's our representatives twice to canada told the establishment knows full well that this group is part of the arsenal of weaponry that is being used against illegally against the government of syria and they continue to give us money they are attached to them they are terrorists and they are telling them that they are conducting they are saving syrian civilians well there is a lot of testimony from syrian civilians that their white helmets never help them so these people are not heroes but they are portra

and that's one of them of the night they pushed up they went for the winning goal and he was very brave but it. did they played well and even you know being cut back from something to net out to two two they still played well and belgium played one this is why this game yesterday has convinced me that belgium they know they need they need to be taken serious in this one and they have performed fantastically well we saw them in the game against end and where they made nine changes and they still look to the quality team now it was a big test and people were looking at them yesterday how good is this team and you know is it is it's a just names is it just has kaka won all these names that we know killed in the brawny he wasn't yesterday because i didn't play well haas it was very out of the drawing it was nowhere to be seen it was all the other guys who stepped out and made sure that belgium got through so you know they pay that they play brazil next time and any of you know the games are played yes and if that's anything to go by brazil is going to have a really tough time against roger.

saying they are ok and being brave. that situation? saying they are ok and being brave. what do you do in that situation7m is something a lot of parents talk to us about, they find this very difficult. you don't want to push children into these things but you also don't want to have them avoid processing what they have been through. carers or other close family members know if a young person has changed because of what they have been through, and it might be quite common in the weeks afterwards. and for these boys, they have been in a unique situation because, as you have said, they have had because, as you have said, they have ha d co nta ct because, as you have said, they have had contact with their families while they've been in the cave but they've also been in there with their good friends, and their soccer team, their football team. so they've actually had some social support ongoing while they have been in there. quite a unique situation that those boys have found themselves in. but once they have come out, once

and they are brave. these are incredible people.e will thank god for blessing us with these unbelievable heroes. pete: great message from the president. marc thiessen said something that mental a lot to me worth repeating again. not a speech you would hear on the continent of europe. from a european prime minister. so proud of the money we have spent on military. biggest and baddest and prevent the world from tyranny. advances freedom. that's a great speech. todd: people don't understand by spending 716 billion next year you are preventing wars. when i went to interview those ice spoke folks, people protesting ice i should say a couple weeks as we don't want to spend on military we want everything to be open borders. i don't think they understand spending on our military allows us to be a free country and accept immigrants, period. if we don't do that we are in a mess that people like pete have fought so hard to defend us. pete: if we don't do that, we are europe. in 1776 we said we are done with europe. abby: fourth of july it's su

. >> there are brave meshes to defend our great country. >> the president and the first lady watched theirorks from the truman balcony at the white house. >>> coming up, speed bump revolt. why one local neighborhood isem getting eserved from a terer. >> the conversation during sheena. >>> it is humid and worm outside. outside. there will be a lot of relie to get a ys we goht's sleep... havertys mattress sale is here to help. with our wide selection of top brands and our price match guarantee you can find the perfect mattress for everyone in the family. right inw get a free box s when you purchase a serta icomfort or icomfort hybrid mattress. it's time everyone got a good night's sleep. havertys. fe looks good >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> welcome back. 6:15. surfers forced to paddle for their lives when a shark decided to crash their competition in south africa. look at the pictures. that's a grehite shark you see at the bottom of the screen, just swimming around near the competitors yesterday. an organizer says they tried to wait it out but the shark wasn't leaving. the sur

being two top class saves but who's going to be brave will be brave i guess if you've been looking at my script because i've just written it's really a game of two halves within the first forty five minutes all belgium from from the kickoff really the first twenty minutes i was surprised belgium didn't have the ball in the french net and then do what they do best up the pressure they go on the attack as we've seen really all tournaments long just when you think you may be comfortable they start to go on the attack of course no nail up the break neil just what you see marine you were seeing a lot of good insights there talking to kate partridge in manchester but really what he was leaving with as you see a fear not wanting to leave it on the pitch but really there's so much at stake here we're just here we should mention of course red square in the background the bolshoi. theater over here this is where french. and belgium fans want to be this weekend walking round taking up the site with a final stake at the moment you know i do say the pundit but really we've been watching a little b

for me, that's braves country. >> and while the ceremony drew a crowd of about 53,000, there is anothereir own way to cooperstown. nbc's blake mccoy has the story. >> look at this. i got to take a picture here. >> reporter: this group of baseball fans son a mission. >> i'm into the parks more than i'm into the teams and games. >> really? >> yeah. >> reporter: to visit every major league ballpark in america. a year's long journey that when completed will earn them induction into the baseball stadium hall of fame in cooperstown. >> tonight it will be my in factth. >> 50th? >> yes. >> reporter: and you've seen so many stadiums that some don't even exist anymore? >> that's true, that's true. some cities i've gone back more than once because a new stadium replaced an old one. >> reporter: bill is their guide. what type of people are going on these trips? >> it's funny, because when i first started, i always thought it would be buddies, fathers and sons, things like that. and i couldn't have been more wrong. >> reporter: mary and todd miller began their romance over baseball and have matching

charles moore gets it right, nobody is brave enough to do it.e wants to come in until they think they have a good stab at being in power for a long time and until the brexit negotiations are finished. most expect them not to come off as well as they want. she looks exhausted, she looks like she has no control, if they can keep her in post and work on what they want behind—the—scenes, be it boris, maybe any of the 2015 intake, that's what they will do. and at the moment it goes wrong they blame her and kick her out. they could easily have collected the 48 letters they need for the 1922 committee to trigger a motion of no—confidence. for the 1922 committee to trigger a motion of no-confidence. they mustn't trigger it because then it becomes automatic. you were saying earlier, sorry, alex forsyth was saying, you only get one chance in 12 months. if you botch it, you can't come back again. if she wins the vote of confidence, for 12 months they can't it again. u2 will be... when you were down at westminster, you will be checking around to see if ther

the 12 boys and their coach, and the brave rescuers, trying to bring them all home. >> we're coming.the moment that inspired hope and a sense of urgency. the wild boars soccer team and their coach. huddled in darkness. scared, confused, but alive. their abandoned bicycles sparking a desperate and difficult search. we watched their parents day after day, never giving up hope their sons would be returned. their unwavering faith keeping vigil outside the cave. the news those boys were found alive, energizing the brave rescuers who hail from all over the world. despite the dangers they faced and the sacrifice it demanded, their mission was clear from the beginning -- bring the boys home. tonight, relief that four are safe. as those waiting for more news hold onto those messages from the boys. written from inside the cave on notebook paper. dom writing, "i'm doing fine," only 13 years old. but showing his resilience. and from his teammate pong, a message to his parents. "don't worry, i'm safe. i love you all." the whole world watching, and hoping for continued success. we will have urgent

particularly those a56 brave men and women who paid the ultimate price.e of duty. our commitment to afghanistan remains an enduring one. although uk combat operations ended in 2014, our troops are playing a key role in nato's resolute support mission. by leading the security force, they are performing a vital role, training and advising and assisting their force, strengthening afg hanistan‘s democracy. they also paid tribute to those serving in the country. the uk has always played its full part in contributing to these missions, we currently have personality deployed, as laws on the support mission. it is right that the skills and professionalism of our armed forces can our partners in afghanistan, by training their forces to the same high standards. can i does press slightly on the, i am not asking for a specific date, but how long does this increase going to last? as a long—term or a short—term increase? we're going to continue to work with our nato allies and we imagine and possibly review our structure, not just in terms of afghanistan, but also in t

she bravely tries to overcome her fears as she prepares to get on the train. she knows she won't manage alone so she said listed the help of two compadre it's. just their promise to pass her by it is that what they are. they ready to help me now and later. but it's really dangerous. trying to get onto a train while it's moving that. enemy and. finally the train arrives. they get up close and wait for a suitable moment. now miriam will hand over. her daughter temporarily. mary manages to get on the train and so does her compadre that we find. they all soon disappear from view. bound for the us full of fears and hopes at the same time. climate change. sustainability. environmental graduates. globalisation the face biodiversity species conservation exploitation equality. human rights displacement. of the global and current of local action. global three thousand next on. sliding down. or flying holiday by boat or by rail. train. or pole saving with energy. you it's most beautiful our lives are as diverse as they are in. our series this week on. the world markets t

they have launched vicious smears on the brave men and women who defend our communities. i.c.e. officers work in dangerous conditions to protect our communities. and more than a third of i.c.e. officers happen to be veterans themselves. about a third. [applause] but democratic politicians want to abolish i.c.e. they want to see open borders. can you imagine? every once in a while you will hear something, and you have to understand the other side. when you hear, open borders, for you here, get rid of i.c.e., you hear some of the things they are proposing, it's like, you can't even understand it. do you understand that the open borders, we would have millions of people pouring into our country. millions of people you don't want in our country but you would have millions of people pouring into our country and the crime would be unbelievable. and they want to get rid of the crime fighters on top of everything else. open the border and get rid of your crime fighters. you don't understand it, nobody understands it but we hope they keep it up. because we are going to have a lot of fun