secretary, general dempsey. thank you all for being here. i'm extremely concerned by the recent developments in iraq. the islamic state in iraq and syria have reportedly captured large amounts of money in weapons from the large territory in iraq and syria. they are active in. they are reportedly committing human rights violations. and potentially restabilizing to our partners in the middle east. importantly they threaten the u.s. and our interests. i know the president has said he's considering a wide range of options in response. i'm glad he's not talking about putting direct combat troops on the ground. what i wanted to ask you today are our iraqi forces capable of pushing the insurgents back. >> i've got a little time under my belt with the iraqi suecurit forces. one of the things that we got to learn but are working to learn it and we don't though yet is what is left of the iraqi security forces? they seem to be holding a line that roughly runs from baka va north of bag dad over to do fallujah. we also know that there's been some augment

good morning, general dempsey.i would like to just kind of have a little dialogue with you informally. what is your assessment of size of isil? i spoke to the iraqi ambassador yesterday afternoon and his estimate is about 20,000. 10,000 being isil. 10,000 being various sunni extremist and tribal members, plus what he called passport fighters coming into the area. what do you assess the size and how far are they from baghdad at this time? >> without getting into classified matters, i'll tell you if you think about isil they are located in about three places -- eastern syria. they have a wing that is operating in the fallujah area, and wing that's operating in northern iraq. and i think that the ambassador's estimates are probably high. the actual number, the only place i have seen it is in classified information i wouldn't want to say it here. here's what i will tell you, senator. isil is almost undistinguishable right now from the other groups you mentioned. in other words, in this cauldron of northern iraq you hav

. >> dempsey put the u.s. in front for the first time when the pass through traffic struck dempsey in the midsection and bounced into the goal. >> i don't have a jersey. >> but you found a hat? >> i did. i got a lot of compliments on my hat. >> they think not having the complete gear put a turn on the game. >> the second half stopage he was stripped and he was off for one final rush. >> when dempsey scored we knew we had it and we were there and winning and then 10 secondss into it they score. soccer is like that. that is the game. >> as far as soccer has come in the u.s., this american team still has a lot to prove if it wants to go all the way. >> i believe that we will win! >> nick smith, abc7 news. >> similar scenes and emotions across the country. check out fans in kansas city celebrating the first u.s. goal. and in chicago fans went nuts when the u.s. took the lead. portugal fans got to sell brat last when their -- celebrate last when their team scored the last goal. the danville native and veteran made

general dempsey. this country is very fortunate to the have the general dempsey's leadership as well as all the chiefs that not only represent our services so well but are very effective in their leadership and very wise in their advice they give to the president. and give to me. i also want to note that bob hail, as you have recognized already, our comptroller dod, almost the last five years, this i believe will be his last budget hearing. and i know he's greatly distressed by that but he's a great admirer of the congress and never gets enough time with all of you. i want to particularly acknowledge bob hail because he has really been particularly important to dod and there country over the last year or two years when we have had government shutdowns, abrupt steep cuts, sequestration which you mentioned. he has been the architect and the chief operating officer to guide us through that. so bob, we will miss you, your leadership and what you've contributed but you deserve to escape and you all know ve

>> that's his nephew, beckham dempsey. >> beckham dempsey? >> oh, yes. >> named after who we think, right? >> well, we thought the name was pretty awesome. and being a soccer fan, my husband disagreed. >> that was the name that convinced me. it convinced me. >> he's got to be born for stardom with a name like that. >> so david beckham was a catalyst but you thought it was a right name, correct? >> i know, i know. >> thank you, guys, thank you very much. lance damp zi and ashley dempsey the brother and sister-in-law of clint dempsey. congratulations to both of you. >>> u.s. national team fans around the world and country celebrating tonight's victory so joining me tonight is alex morgan and abby wambaugh, u.s. national soccer team players and olympic gold medalists. they watched the game in hartford with the rest of their teammates, they have big smiles on their faces and from brazil is soccer writer matt negron, the creator of awayandhome.com. we'll start with the u.s. women. abbey, alex, what a game, how do you feel watching the u.s. men bat

general dempsey. weir fortunate to have his leadership and the chiefs that not only represent our services so well but are very effective in their leadership and very wise in their advice they give to the president. and give to me. i also want to note that bob hail, as you have recognized already. are comptroller, dod, the last five, this will be his last budget hearing. and i know he's greatly distressed by that but he's a great admirer of the congress and never gets enough time with all of you. bob hail has been particular live important to the dod in the country when we've had government shutdowns. abrupt, sequestration which you mentioned. he has been the arc teblgt and the chief operating officer to guide us through that so bob, we'll miss your leadership and what you contributed. but you deserve to escape and you all know very well his successor, mike mccourt, who served for many years as a senior staff member on the armed services committee. this body confirmed him recently and we appreciate th

that's how long it took clint dempsey of team usa to score on ghana monday night. >> dempsey scores!within seconds! >> the fastest american goal in world cup history. >> sometimes it hurts you when you score aefrmeearly. >> reporter: it didn't hurt team usa. from the kickoff, the 31-year-old team captain hit the far post. am can fans celebrated across the globe. in afghanistan. and here, watch as the u.s. women's team goes wild when d dempsey scores. ghana fought back taking 21 shots on goalkeeper howard. >> the u.s. has great spirit. >> reporter: after josie altador was carried off the field with a hamstring injury. and dempsey got nailed in the nose. >> down with a blow to the face. >> reporter: ghana scored in the 82nd minute. but three minutes later, a massive header from john brooks into the back of the net. >> it's john brooks for the usa! >> reporter: hailed as a hero, the 21-year-old came off the bench at halftime becoming the first american subever to score a goal in the world cup. >> i told some teammates i had a dream like two days before. that i scored in the 88th minute.

dempsey scores! [cheering] >> stephen: great moment. what an incredible moment for dempsey. sadly he forgot about it seven seconds later. now, that goal was followed by an incredible late-game header by substitute john brooks to win it. >> what about that? it's john brooks. incredible. he couldn't even have dreamt that. [laughter] >> stephen: oh, no, english accent guy? >> i had a dream like two days before that i scored in the 88th minute, and now it's the 86th minute. >> you had a dream about that? >> i had a dream. >> stephen: he had a dream. he is the martin luther king of soccer. free kick at, last free kick last, thank god almighty, free kick last. after the victory, fans across america went wild, and of course the team celebrated the traditional soccer way by loading into mom's minivan and heading to pizza hut where john brooks continued his hot streak on mrs. pacman. go, u.s.a.! now, nation, my soccer team isn't the only reason i'm feeling like a winner. one week ago today house majority leader and lenscrafters model understudy eric cantor lost his primary race to an

secretary john dempsey, thank you all for being here. i'm extremely concerned by the recent developments in iraq. the islamic state in iraq and syria have captured large amounts of money and weapons from the large territory in iraq and syria, they're active and they're reportedly committing human rights violations, and as we know, their presence is potentially destabilizing to our partners in the middle east, and they threaten the united states and our interests. i know that the president has said he's considering a wide range of options in response, i'm glad he's not talking about putting direct combat troops on the ground. what i wanted to ask you today, are iraqi security forces incapable of pushing the insurgents back? >> i have a little time under my belt with the iraqi security forces. one of the things we have to learn and we're working to learn it, but we don't know yet is what's left. what is left of the iraqi security forces. they seem to be holding a line that roughly runs from bacava north of baghdad over to if falluj falluja

dempsey said today, there will be an investigation. >> woodruff: let's talk about an investigation.we heard from eric schmitt, there's not just one but several soldiers who served with mr. bergdahl who say he left of his own accord. is that the same as desertion? >> no, it doesn't mean the same as desertion. he may have left of his own accord. that will be proven in the final investigation because what we have right now is an effort that went underway when he left back in 2009. now we'll have a chance to interview sergeant bergdahl to determine from him what was your intent, what was your perspective, what were you thinking at the time, and that the that will enable us to conclude that investigation that really needs his perspective as well. >> woodruff: as we said in that report, we said the pentagon concluded in 2010, the year after he left, that he did walk away. so what more information will they need? if he did make this decision on his own, what will be a mitigating circumstance that would explain it? >> well, you will want to know from him what was your motivation, what were

have a great day. >>> dempsey, great start here. can dempsey score? yes, the u.s.say that was a great start. >> 27 seconds in. >> what took him so long? >> i know, exactly. it was so thrilling. to watch team usa and not just people there watching -- >> oh, i love him. >> oh, yes, john brooks. oh. >> he said he dreamed of this moment. almost had it down to the exact minute that he -- >> two minutes off. >> that's it. all over the country and right here in times square right now still the celebration continues, everyone is a believer this morning as we say good morning, america. >> it is a good morning right here and we're going to have more on that. >>> these incredible 911 calls where a driver spotted a young boy behind the wheel, 9-year-olds driving a 4-year-old sibling and how he was safely able to stop the car and why he stole it in the first place. >> wow, then we'll meet another 9-year-olds, the basketball prodigy already attracting the attention of colleges, check her out. she stars on her high school team playing with seniors, so is she too young to be recru

joining me now, lance and ashleigh dempsey, team usa clint dempsey's brother and sister-in-law. we have spoke on to them before. when last we spoke, there was a baby crying in the background. of was excited. there you are on camera. your brother was the star of the show for the u.s. again last night. what sort of emotional roller coaster did you go through watch the game yesterday? >> well, don, that's exactly it. it's an emotional roller coaster and it's just excitement and then with that will last minute equalizer, it was just -- we were just defeated. but we're actually in a good spot. i should be more positive. >> who is that taking their shirt off there? >> i'm trying to work on my physique a little bit but yeah, that was me unfortunately. >> you're trying to get abs like your brother-in-law. >> trying. >> ashleigh, describe the moment when the portugal scored in the last seconds. were you all deb stated? >> oh, yes. i would say we went from a ten to a one real quick. it was the excitement in the room. it was last minute. we thought beat had it in the bag. everybody just ki

dempsey - from texas - one tough usa outplayed most of the game - just trying to hang on ghana finallyreaks through - andre eye-you with the equalizer beating tim howard replay - very sweet heel pass to set u the goal 1-1 tie but the u.s. respondsjust two minutes laterjohn brooksa sub heads in the perfect corner kick from graham suzi usa leads 2-1 check out klinsmann reactionavoids being second guessed for now for leaving donovan off team usa wins 2-1picks up crucial 3 points with portugal & germany on deck usa fans at estadio das dunas in natal brazil sideeliminating us from the last two world cups :34 seconds into the game - tony gwynn dies hall of famer tony gwynn has he was 54 years old gwynn collected 3,141 hits and was a 15 time all-star over his 20 seasons.all with the san diego padres the lefty was nicknamed "mr. padre" and finished his career with an amazing.338 average. he won 8 n.l. batting titlesand played in san diego's only two more recently gwynn was the baseball coach at san diego st. extension there last wednesday which was his first year of daughter and son will verno

men's soccer captain, clint dempsey, will release a full-length rap album once the world cup ends.ight years ago, dempsey released this rap track for nike called "don't tread," but he never really recorded anything else. "the wall street journal" says the coming album will be called the "redux." a portion of the sales will go to dempsey's hometown food bank in texas. >>> yesterday's world cup showdown between spain and chile was sold out. >> but that didn't stop about 100 chile fans from trying to bust their way in. they even broke down a makeshift wall. apparently the fans thought they could get through to the stands. police arrested about 85 of those fans. chile went ton to stun spain, 2-nil, eliminating the defending world cup champions from contention. >> good idea, potentially. didn't really work out for them. a devastating blow for portugal could end up being the u.s.' best defense come sunday. doctors are warning that portugal's star forward, cristiano reynaldo should sit out of the world cup or risk permanent damage to his knee. reynaldo reportedly told his doctor, quote, i

. >> dempsey, great start, clint dempsey scored! the u.s. ahead, incredibly, within seconds. >> oh, yeah, clint dempsey scoring just 32 seconds in. the fastest goal in u.s. world cup history. and the fifth-fastest goal overall. a strong start for the u.s., but injuries plagued the rest of the half. jozy altidore going down with a hamstring strain. and later bloodied after getting kicked in the nose. and ghana tested tim howard who protected the goal for 80 minutes. they tied it up, but minutes later this happens. >> what about that? it's brooks -- >> looking in disbelief for a second. john brooks with the header for the win. sweet revenge as ghana knocked the u.s. out of the last two world cups. they will face portugal next. they didn't farewell. they were a man down when pepe head butted another player. and germany finished them off with another goal in the second half to sweep them 4-0. and the first draw of this world cup, nigeria dominated possession, but neither could find the net ending scoreless. they are tied for second in their grou

that tied it, and as we showed you, dempsey scored the go ahead goal. but with 30 seconds remaining, you could hear hearts breaking around the world. i'm sure they were breaking in new york city tonight. this happened, portugal, on the brink, scoring the game-tying equalizing goal. that's two-all. that mean's thursday's game against germany is of utmost importance. but team usa can advance to round two with a win or a draw against the germans. rina and matt. >> it was heartbreaking, but team usa is very much alive here. >> completely. the team we to want win is portugal to win, the portugal/ghana game. >> it's not the group of death for nothing. >> they're doing well. stay with abc news as we follow team usa to the world cup. excitement leading up to thursday's match against germany. >>> and more wicked weather this morning from wisconsin to texas. there were reports overnight of possible tornados in the texas panhandle. winds of 93 miles an hour. overnight 8,000 customers are without power in the amarillo area. commuters in and around minneapolis/st. p

here at jack dempsey's bar, they are preparing for hundreds and hundreds to arrive.s ago, when the u.s. played its first game in the world cup, there were 800 people in the room where i am now, standing. and by the time the game was over, they actually had to seal off the streets, there were so many people. we should add that it looks like what's happening here is not unique. world cup parties are the rage from coast to coast. take a look at some tape recently recorded in seattle. and houston. and you can see the number of fans who have been pouring out. the american outlaws, the official fan club for team usa, which started in 2007, now has 135 chapters coast to coast, and growing. so again, about five and a half hours until the big game. no matter where you are, it is something you're going to want to see. back to you. >> oh, for sure. all right, david lee, sounds good to me. thank you. >>> go team sglausmt absolutely. >>> meanwhile, coming up on sunday house calls, heard about this? the cdc at the center of a major medical mishap. up to 80 employees exposed to ant

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. >> only dempsey. nearly got him. he has gone to bradley, and dempsey! it's 2-1 to the u.s.! >> that hurt! a shocking finish. and we'll tell you what's next for the american upstarts. >>> militants in iraq vowing to march to baghdad where secretary of state kerry has just arrived seeking a solution. >>> plus, katie couric ties the knot. >>> pope francis ex-communicates organized crime members. >>> and summer celebrations are in full swing. breaking news this morning, secretary of state john kerry has arrived in baghdad to meet with iraq's shiite prime minister and top sunni and kurdish leaders. kerry is touring the middle east for talks on the conflict in iraq. isis, an al qaeda breakaway group, has seized territory including the city of mosul. over the weekend kerry said isis remains a threat to all countries in the region. nbc's tracie potts is in washington. what can we expect to see from secretary kerry's diplomatic tour this week? >> reporter: a lot of meetings in baghdad today, frances. we just got word early this morning that he hit the ground in baghdad. he is due to

dempsey did reveal that at the hearing. the hearing became heated when some accused the president for losing iraq when the president withdrew troops three years ago. >> it's not that the united states lost anything. we have done everything we could to help them, but it's up to the iraqis. they wanted to manage and governor their own, so i don't think we should assign the blame to the united states for this. >> both secretary of defense hagel and the chairman of the joint chiefs general dempsey blamed nouri al-maliki for much of the responsibility because did he not create an inclusive government that would stave off this crisis. >> randall. thank you. security has been tightened in baghdad as fighters from the islamic state in iraq and the levant inch closer to the iraqi capital. we're joined with the details. nouri al-maliki spoke out about isil's advance. what did he have to say? >> well, quickly an address to the nation. he said that iraqi defeated the toppling of the government. he said that iraqi leaders and the people

dempsey.the president of the united states was advised, i'm told, by many of the his advisers. all i know is i have seen general dempsey testify -- look, i'm not really interested in parsing general dempsey. i have watched him and observed him for years and i do not believe that he's doing a job that should be done for the american people but the point is, it's not going to happen. so we ought to bring in people like general petraeus, the architect of the surge, ambassador crocker, bring in additional people. he's not going to fire them, bring in additional people and listen to them and they can tell you how we can prevail in this debacle that is a direct result of a failed foreign policy. >> you think isis is going to take and move on baghdad and take over that country? >> i think it's a genuine threat right now. i am not exactly sure what they will do. but look at the stunning success that they have enjoyed in the last few days and the president has said, well, he wants to wait a few more da

. >> clint dempsey scoring just 32 seconds in. the fastest goal in u.s.up history, and sixth fastest goal overall. john stark from the u.s. had injuries plague the rest of the half. altador going down with a hamstring strain. he was taken off the field on a stretcher. later, dempsey is bloodied after getting kicked in the nose, but he was quick back in the game. tim howard protected the goal for the first 80 minutes, but ghana manages to tie it up. minutes later this happened. >> what about that? >> yes, john brook with the header for the win. sweet revenge as ghana knocked the u.s. out of the last two world cups. team usa faces portugal on sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the irs will face tough questions next week over the scandal involving thousands of missing emails. the tax agency will need to explain how it lost two years worth of emails from former irs official lois lernor. she's at the center of the allegation of allegations the agency unfairly targeted conservative groups taking tax exemption. the irs says a computer glitch erased the corresponde

it is not nice. >>> abel villegas came face to face with superintendent mike dempsey and the pendleton release committee to prove he was ready to go home. >> you need to be truly committed to do away with those gang affiliations that you have. i don't believe that you're anywhere near that. >> unfortunately for him, though, they weren't convinced. >> when it comes to looking at harm you caused to others and your victims, it seriously concerns me. >> it's like parole board for juveniles, and so it's a high stakes process where the juvenile offender has to convince the board thatter ready to go back into society. that they've completed their program and that they've learned something that they can use when they leave. >> they have absolutely no empathy in regards to them that i can detect. even in the most minute trace, there isn't any. >> and as you saw, as we went through that, there were some concerns. >> back in his unit villegas contemplates another month at pendleton. >> it makes you miss your family a lot and you just -- you don't have that much freedom in here. you always -- you

that was captain america, clint dempsey who had a phenomenal game. we are waiting to see what happens as the usa plays germ y germany. >> oh, yes, we are waiting to see what happens. i was going yes, yes, yes, what just happened. >> 20 seconds to go. >> it was unbelievable. it was like the bookend match. the last five seconds. >> all the enjoyment you got out of the game. see? there's a positive. >> now we have to face germany. we'll get them. all right. now, iraq. militants continue to run over iraqi armed forces. the latest for isis include two border crosses. secretary of state, john kerry arriving overnight with talks with iraqi leaders as the crisis grows and isis fighters move closer to iraq's capital. we are live in baghdad. how are things going there? >> reporter: well, secretary kerry arrives in a very tense baghdad. 72 hours of back-to-back gains for the militant groups. they have taken two strategic border crossings that opened up syria for them. they have also taken almost three courses of the province between syria and iraq thachlt gives

martin dempsey just said we should be bombing this isis al qaeda army. he u.s.ure but the president isn't doing it. >> wait, if the joint chiefs of staff say that it should happen, who is dissenting? >> well, right now the president is not moving. he told lawmakers that he is going to ride a wide array of things on the table. right now they remain on the table there was no plan. mitch mcconnell, john boehner the leadership didn't get any information out of him. >> nothing? >> before the meeting, with the president, the senate democratic leader reid and nancy pelosi both said iraq is having a civil war and the u.s. has no business getting involved. mitch mcconnell's office after the meeting issued a statement in which he he said the mcconnell's office said that the u.s. should protect americans, our allies and our interest. and it's pretty clear the attendees at the meeting thought it was pretty much useless because the president hasn't made any decisions. they did confirm a couple things today. the defense department is sending f 15. if-18s are attack fighters.

later clint dempsey, playing with a broken nose, seemed to hit the game winner. >> then dempsey!.s. couldn't hold on to the lead. team usa will advance to the next round with a win or a tie against germany. >> so, we go down to the last game and hopefully we get the job done. >> so, we got to go and beat germany. get a result against germany. that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: the u.s. takes on germany this thursday at 12:00/noon eastern time on espn. karen travers, abc news, washington. >> i can't wait to watch that one. but, matt, you have been eating so much all night. you probably know a little about the next subject. >> always. i know a lot about a lot, especially eating. so, you see him there. there he is. a bear in british columbia that the locals call yogi. video was shot as something of a sting. the owners of the fridge wanted to know who or what was helping themselves to the food inside and leaving the door open. they got their answer when the camera caught yogi making off with what looked like a pie. good morning, yogi, nice job. >> but you know what drives me

clint dempsey using his chest. could it happen? could they survive. five minutes of stoppage time. no. 30 seconds left, renal dough, the beautiful cross, ends in a 2-2 draw. heartbreaker for clint dempsey and team u.s.a. >> obviously disappointed but look at the positives, got a point. four points now. hopefully we'll get the job done. >> hopefully they do. instead of advancing out of group d they now knee a win or draw against german squad on thursday amount loss to germany and they need ghana and portugal to tie or have a better gore differential. group h, belgium and russia. no score until the 88th 88th minute. top shelf. don't pull a hammy. also in group h. south korea and algeria. islam, a one-man wrecking crew on this ball. over the keeper. 4-2 algeria. their first world cup win in 32 years. >> chasing her fir major title the one player michelle wie didn't think she would have to wore bit was stacy lewis, who started the final round of the u.s. women's open six shots behind wie. wie was probably more concerned with bay area native juli inkster, who was four back. inkster stru

clint dempsey using his chest. could it happen? could they survive. five minutes of stoppage time. no. 30 seconds left, renal dough, the beautiful cross, ends in a 2-2 draw. heartbreaker for clint dempsey and team u.s.a. >> obviously disappointed but look at the positives, got a point. four points now. hopefully we'll get the job done. >> hopefully they do. instead of advancing out of group d they now knee a win or draw against german squad on thursday amount loss to germany and they need ghana and portugal to tie or have a better gore differential. group h, belgium and russia. no score until the 88th 88th minute. top shelf. don't pull a hammy. also in group h. south korea and algeria. islam, a one-man wrecking crew on this ball. over the keeper. 4-2 algeria. their first world cup win in 32 years. >> chasing her fir major title the one player michelle wie didn't think she would have to wore bit was stacy lewis, who started the final round of the u.s. women's open six shots behind wie. wie was probably more concerned with bay area native juli inkster, who was four back. inkster stru

however, general martin dempsey took to facebook this morning to urge people not to rush to judgment. he says the questions about this particular soldier's conduct are separate from our effort to recover any u.s. service member in enemy captivity. this was likely the last best opportunity to free him. like any american he is innocent until proven guilty. our army's leaders will not look away from misconduct if it occurred. the pentagon is waiting to hear from bergdahl this weekend. he was reducing to speak english. martha: i'm curious what the pentagon and the army believed him to be? did they believe him on awol? >> reporter: the army conducted an investigation shortly after he disappeared and it was clear that bergdahl sneaked off pace, climbing under the wire, leaving behind his weapon and body armor. according to former unit members denouncing his american citizenship. he reportedly left a letter in his budge indicating he wanted to join the taliban. the pentagon is in an awkward position of having to be sensitive to bergdahl's need and critic who say there were strong indications

but dempsey pledged our army's leaders won't look away from misconduct if it occurred. this gentleman was a medic and believes bergdahl should be kilometres per hour mar -- court-martialed for desertion.c. >> he walked away from his duty as a united states army soldier and he needs to be held accountable for that. he needs to go through the due process. >> reporter: desertion is considered one of the most severe charges. >> it's the heart of the matter. you have to have g.i.s who stay at their duty stations and don't wander off. who dare to perform their duty. otherwise there's no way you can achieve a military mission. >> reporter: the army is set to review the circumstances behind the deaths of six soldiers killed in action during search operations for bergdahl. one of those killed was bergdahl's platoon leader, jared andrews. his mother sandra wants to see bergdahl brought to justice. >> he's not a hero, he's a traitor. he's a deserter. he left his post in war. >> reporter: his father andy does not want his son's death to be in vain. >> he died doing what he believed

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general martin dempsey confirmed reports the maliki government had requestmore military aid. >> we have -- had requested more military aid. >> it is in our interest to counter i.s.i.l. whenever we find them. >> i'm joined by omar al sala. omar, good to see you. the bagi facility, an iraqi spokesman is denying all of that. what have you learned? >> we spoke to sources at the refinery, a person who works at the refinery through his relative. and he said that the rebels did control the refinery and all the staffers were asked to leave. so now we understand that the refinery's under the control of the rebels. another source says that 75% of the refinery is under control of the i.s.i.l. fighters. now, the government is refuting all of this. they say they managed to repel the attack and kill between 50 to 60 fighters and they say they are in control of that refinery. now, conflicting reports as to what has happened but previous reports during the last we we -- last week we understand around the refinery is located. >> what would mean a takeover for that matter i.s.i.l. to control a big refine

we're excited. >> ashley dempsey, lance dempsey.sday, because that means the u.s. has scored a lot of goals there, so i want to see some flesh. >> he hasn't stopped smiling this entire time, have you noticed? that's a proud brother right there. >> yes. yes, ma'am. >> thank you very much for being with us. >> i think we make it a theme! no, no, we don't make it a theme. >> they can do it. >> great talking to you. good luck to you and to clint. coming up on "newsdan "new day,f contentious hearings on capitol hill. first up, the latest in the va scandal. is there another potential cover-up? >>> plus, lawmakers demanding answers about lost e-mails at the irs. this is as a top white house lawyer is set to take the stand. we'll break down the latest developments 37 spokesperson: the volkswagen passat is heads above the competition, but we're not in the business of naming names. the fact is, it comes standard with an engine that's been called the benchmark of its class. really, guys, i thought... it also has more rear legroom than other mi

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[cheering and applause] then team captain clint dempsey put us ahead with his balls, i believe.e had to do, all we had to do was hold on the our lead, using only our feet, and it should have been easy because portugal's best player and guy who makes ken jealous, cristiano ronaldo, had been a sexy shadow of his former self. >> it's not happening for him at that world cup. i'm not sure how fit he really is. >> stephen: me either. i bet if he took off his shirt, only the female fans would have ovulated. no, sorry, i think i just dropped an egg just now. so there we were, time nearly expired, and there was old man ronaldo lumbering down the sideline and, oh, my gosh, no! no! [audience booing] i was hoping it wouldn't happen this time. of course, i was not alone in my sports grief. i'm going to roll some footage of american fans chanting "i believe that we will win." i want you to see if you can spot the moment when portugal scores. crowd: i believe that we will win. i believe that we will win. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> stephen: it's subtle but it's there. by the way, any