. >>> germany's protestant church congress has got underway in the city of dresden, with hundre of thousan seto attend. participants will also discuss political issues and the future of nuclear power in germany. >> thousands gathered for the opening ceremonies along the banks of the river, a celebration of christian values and a place where religion was once frowned upon under communist rule. the german president applauded the region's christian for keeping their faith. >> it is only possible because here interest and -- here in dresden and saxony questions persisted under the rules of the communist party. >> this banner reads, a "there your heart will be also." more than 300,000 visitors are expected. these pilgrims made the journey on bikes. they will spend five days of singing, prank, and taking part in the discussions. -- sging, praying, antaking partn the discusons. >> we have deep concern of a nuclear power in the aftermath of fukushima. >> the conference is offering more than 2000 offense. participantsc are a curse to communicate, celebrate, and reflect. >>> one of professional bask

played north korea in dresden. the north koreans owns the first half, but the americans turned it around to claim the victory. >> it was not an easy victory for the u.s.. a feisty north korean side started out stronger. they left the u.s. defense gasping. the u.s. are among the famous -- favorites to win the world cup, but at halftime things looked unclear. but the american team folded together in the second half and started shooting at the no. 3 in bowl with dangerous crosses from both sides. -- at the north korean golgoal h crosses from both sides. defender rachel piehler delivered into the north corner in the 77th minute to, solidifying the u.s. lead at 2- 0. despite their loss, many realized that they need to pay attention to the north koreans. >> sweden beat columbia 1-0. the scandinavian dominated the game, but failed to use their chances. a pass was picked up by jessica evans from -- jessica lynn strohm. in wimbledon, sabena has become the first german to win the final since steffi graf in 1999. german baske

us hangs on 1-0 and opens epagainst north korea in dresden, determinany.or this early edition of sports wrap. >> thank you, joe. >>> a wildfire has broken out in isabella. the fire started near keysville and says no one is in immediate danger. firefighters are being joined by air tankers and helicopters to try to put that fire out. >> we will of course be following any developments on that story as well as any developments into the fatal shooting of a 2-month-old baby boy. all of that coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. our crew right now is at a vigil that is currently taking place for the infant killed overnight. police are still out searching the neighborhood where the shots were fired and what police are now calling a targeted shooting. of course more on that and mark has another look at our forecast, hoping no more raindrops. >> getting better over the next few days. >> sound goods. >> thanks everyone. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne and and for everyone here at ktvu, thanks for joining us. our next newscast is the 10:00 news and we're online al

this is dresden, germany. the games are already underway. surprising result. 1999 was a long time ago. when brandi chastain and company put the sport on the map. the americans will have a much tougher time. >> i remember that summer very well. >> unbelievable. >> it was. >> thank you, josh. >> made generations of soccer fans. >> it did. >>> want to go to sam? >> yeah. everybody enjoyed that game. let's get to the boards. there's one thing we want to mention. the fires are in the top of the news. and this is why. it's so dry and warm in those areas. amarillo hasn't had moisture in 130 days. the last time they had moisture was february 10th. it was snow. that's how dry it's been. nothing since then. and all of this heat continues there, with strong winds. look at the temperatures at 99. el paso, 103. phoenix at 116. 116 is not a record in phoenix. 118 is a record. but there are heat watches and warnings all through the areas that will be up until about 8:00 in some regions, well past sundown. here's a quick look at where the severe storms are.

he was in dresden, he was in buchenwald, he was in baden- baden for the nato conference. berlin opens its arms to him every day. but the berliners can also wait. they have proved this throughout their history. >> i look very much forward to being in berlin. and the last time i was there we had a lot of fun. [laughter] and i'm sure that i'll have a wonderful time the next time i'm there as well. and i appreciate you assuming that i'll have another term. [laughter] and so i'll have plenty of time to be able to put berlin on my schedule. all right? thank you very much, everybody. >> and i can promise that the brandenburg gate will be standing for some more time. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> in a few moments, a european union news conference on the people live up break that has sickened several dozen people. e. coli outbreak that has sickened several dozen people. >> a couple of live hearings to tell you about tomorrow morning. hereon c-span, the senate judiciary committee looks into the po

he was in dresden, he was there for the nato conference.its arms to him every day, but the berliners can also wait. they have proved this throughout their history. >> i look very much forward to being in berlin, um, and the last time i was there we had a lot of fun. [laughter] and i'm sure that i'll have a wonderful time the next time i'm this as well. and i appreciate you assuming that i'll have another term, and so i'll have -- [laughter] plenty of time to be able to put berlin on my schedule. all right? thank you very much, everybody. [speaking german] >> translator: and i can promise that the branden burg gate will be standing for some more time. jenna: two big powers there and one joint press conference. you see the president exiting with the chancellor of germany, angela merkel. of course, the economy topping the list there. lots of questions about the economy since both countries have a big role not only, obviously, in their own domestic economies, but in the world economy overall. one headline i wanted to point out to you, the presi