. >> and landon donovan addressed the media rd. looks like the one that might be the difference in what could have been the biggest victory in u.u.s. history. >> yeah, we're disappointed. giving up the goal so fast in the second half and they probably deserved it in the end. >> what about the wave after wave of attack? >> difficult. look around at their players and realize why they're they turn the ball over and ricardo fed me a good pass in the middle. i gave it to charlie and he did a good job getting it back to me. you saw the rest from there. >> you had a great run in this tournament. new respect, though, will and we are at the point where we don't want respect, we want to win. >> all right. obviously a disappointed landon donovan. the u.s. falls after going up 2-0 at the half. more coming up on "espnews." >> inter-league has not been kind to the defending world champs. what it took to end on a good note in toronto. ♪ 100 calorie light beer with lime. miller chill. >> get you caught up on the closing weekend of inter-league pla

donovan, centering pass. and dempsey scores the goal. clint dempsey, check it out in the espn all access. spin this whole thing around. i'm not sure why donovan didn't shoot there. instead of going one on one with the goalie. he goes one on five against spain. but somehow this ball gets through like five guys, and dempsey scores his second goal in two games. he keeps his clothes on. slidesey into the grass. and now we have a red card. michael bradley for a tackle. the u.s. with ten men, could they hold on? the answer was yes because of one guy. tim howard. team usa holds on to beat spain. they'll meet brazil in the finals. >> so take a look at the numbers, and the numbers say it all. the united states upset spain in one of the biggest wins in the history of the united states soccer. and spain, 15-match win streak. it was the longest in international soccer. they were the only team in the tournament not to allow a goal. usa scored two. and it's united states first ever appearance in the finals of the confed cup. former usa star, john hark

take it, donovan take it, jorge sanchez, wh are involved, the ncaa waited to see what was going to happenh that case at baylor. then they went in after the fact with their ncaa investigation and their allegations, that's because they can get more information through the federal authorities because these people are under oath. and they're not when they go in front of the nba. so that is one think i was told, the ncaa was waiting to see what would happen as they're working on the investigation. a little different than these other cases where they speed up the process a little more because it's just the ncaa. the interesting thing is what will happen next at usc. from what i have been told in the last couple hours, a lot of people would be very surprised in the college basketball community if elite head coaches would run to a job like this with those allegations hovering over it from the ncaa and the feds, and so what you're more than likely going to see at this juncture is maybe a coach step down who can take the gamble and go a step up, sort of above reproach. somebody one randy bennett of

tied it at 1-1 on a donovan penalty kick. then in the second half, great chip pass, dempsey wide open -- he blows it. another costly mistake. 68th minute, donovan takes the pick. boca negra who scores on the header. 11th international score for boca negra. u.s. wins 2-1. finish second in the qualifying group of six. >> the belmont offered sweet redemption. taking a bath and going for a swim became the same thing for a few days? and when making the perfect s'more meant burning three marshmallows before getting one just right? then keep the tradition going, at bass pro shops family summer camp. try the casting challenge and laser arcade. make a craft, try the archery range and take in a workshop. finish the day with s'mores around a campfire. and it's all free. find out more at basspro.com/camp.

donovan taking the corner kick.los boca negra using his head -- 11th international goal for him. u.s. wins 2-1. >> raining rubles in paris, all-russian final in the french open, dinara safina, number one top ranked player in the world. svetlana kuznetsova, third time they've met in a clay court final this season. each has one win. safina seeking her first career grand slam. kuznetsova won the u.s. open in 2004. kuznetsova would win the first set 6-4. second set all came apart for dinara safina. hits the return wide. slamming the racket. then kuznetsova would break point here. safina the forehand wide. she looks at her coach. and says, "why am i such a chicken?" coach is like, "i don't know." safina seeking her first grand slam title. safina long with the lob attempt. and then double faults for the match. kuznetsova in straight sets. her second grand slam title. just the second russian to win a title at roland garros. >> back to the ball yard. mets looking to get out of their own way against the nats. elijah dukes ca

ties it at 1-1 on a donovan penalty kick. chip pass to dempsey, wide open but he blows it.ey with another costly mistake. 68th minute. donovan takes the corner kick. carlos boca negra using his head -- 11th international goal for him. u.s. wins 2-1. they sit second in the qualifying group of six. >> raining rubles in paris, all-russian final in the french open, dinara safina, number one player in the world against svetlana kuznetsova, third time they've met in a clay court final this season. each has one win. safina seeking her first career grand slam. kuznetsova won the u.s. open in 2004. kuznetsova would win the first set 6-4. second set all came apart for dinara safina. hits the return wide. slamming the racket. she's got a lot of big brother in her -- marat safin is her older brother. she said she was too tight, she had so much pressure on her and safin admitted "i was a little desperate on the court." safina lost the french open final last year, lost the aussie open final earlier this year, looks at her coach and says, "why am i such a chicken?" it got more frustrating

i like what land done donovan said yesterday after the game, we just want to win. fifth ranked brazil was on its heels. the u.s. led them off. the 14th ranked u.s. team deserves to play games if they can win. they knocked off spain. they should have knocked off brazil. >> beto, this is really about brazil being the tiger woods of soccer. they're just simply better. if you watch that second half, they had so many chances. they had a goal that could have argued that was called not a goal. they could have had four goals in the second half. they're just a better team, so i think when you look at it, the choice of a choke or moral victory, it's really a moral victory more than a choke. it's by no means a choke because let's say the brazilian team was up 2-0 and the u.s. came back, that would be a choke because the brazilian team is that much better than the u.s. the u.s. has made some strides here, but again, this is a good thing for u.s. soccer. it would have been better if they won, but again, brazil is just that much better. you can just see they dominated the second

. >> landon donovan said there are no moral victories here. what do you think?no moral victories? no. obviously we're disappointed in the loss, you know, we made it to the final and we got a long way. saying that we can take a lot of the tournament and be proud. like i said, we left everything out on the field, and in the end, it just happened, you know, brazil was the better team, and we got beat and that happens in sports. >> what lessons did you come away with? >> you know, the lessons that we don't just come here the participate in these tournaments anymore. we're now on the world stage and we've showed that we cannot only compete with these wig teams but also beat them. and so we can take a lot away from that and the confidence, you know, going into next next summer's world cup especially. >> how do you think the world now views u.s.a. soccer? >> well, i don't know. i mean, it's been so long we've been fighting for respect, but it doesn't really bother us so much anymore. obviously they're not going to toss us aside as another team in the group anymore, but

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donovan and others today. there are going to be some cases where people are going to lose signals through perhaps no fault of their own and maybe they are infringe areas are in the areas outside of the market itself, outside of the dma but they are still going to be inconvenienced and less than pleased about that. there might be some who lose that signal who are right in the middle of the market. we are going to find that up. that is why i am saying, if we have the kind of effort on this-- he would have to go back a couple of years to start testing these and make sure the broadcasters and everybody is coordinated into it in a transitional phase. so,, so we are hoping it is not going to be a major problem that people are going to need to understand, as the witnesses said, this is a sensitive transition dealing with sensitive technology. all of the kings are not going to be worked out. we probably could delay this for two more years and you are still going to have some of these things that are not going to be wo

and landon donovan and what the match has done for the u.s. >> clearly it's earned us more respect. much? who knows. but our goal is not to beat spain and not give it our best shot. we don't often get to the finals. and this is our first major final in a real tournament ever. and we want to take advantage. a big challenge against brazil. >> if you want to be the best team you have to beat the best team. if you want to win a cup or championship it is never easy. that in and of itself gives us can have deputies. >> the final against brazil is something all of our players have dreamed about and this is an opportunity that's very important for our united states soccer. >> u.s. 1-13 versus brazil all-time including 0-3 in the cup. and the only win was one. >> and still to come the rangers appear to be heating up after a recent offense of drought. they were unable to put up any more eye-popping numbers. but cheyenne woods following her famous uncle and went into the family business. how she compared to tiger and how she compared to tiger and what they ar would you like to see our new menu

i know that secretary donovan's very concerned about this, secretary geithner, not to mention president obama. there's a great deal of pressure on everyone to get this program out as fast as possible, working closely with the banks. and they're making, i think, great efforts, too. now, we have to do more. we have to reach more institutions. we have to reach more people. it's important that they know these programs are available. and in the case you mentioned, i think, you know, it's important that we try to get as many banks as possible involved in this program. and i'd be happy if i'm confirmed to talk with you or your staff about this. and learn more about those situations. i think we have to be -- everybody's got to be working maximum effort to try to make this program effective. >> i appreciate your statement. and what i think i can characterize a commitment. it's a high priority for you. >> yes. >> maximum commitment. >> yes, sir. >> or effort to make this program succeed. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much, >> senator reid has joined us. i'm going to have to slip out

donovan tate was scheduled to go to north carolina for next three years, and he's picked number threees some carolina probably loses the present and the future in the second and third picks of the draft. tony sanchez a reach pick by the pirates for signability. a catcher out of boston college goes number four. interesting after that. the first high school to go by the orioles. pick a name out of here, five, six, seven or eight, that you can see being a bona fide player in the major leagues. >> i love zack wheeler. i love a couple guys on this list, but zack wheeler, right-hander, a swerve, it's usually a negative thing. he has a sharp pitch, good depth and angle on it, really good delivery. i like the athleticism, like the body. he projects as a number two, maybe a chance to be a number-one starter. >> how about signability? >> he's signable because he was signed to a division one school that just transferred out of division two, but it's in the a tough-time school. >> let's go nine through 12 now and take a look at the latest picks from the major league baseball draft. keith law and