we saw all of the algerian fans move out and all of the american fans are moving in.them. i was out there trying to talk to as many people as i could and they're all extremely excited. they've come from all over the usa. a lot didn't want to go to manaus, it's quite a trip from rio. rio seems to be the home base for absolutely everybody. they're all here, enjoying this. you see it, a concert happening behind me now. but when it game time, that screen behind me, that will be filled up with the game. so everybody here will be in very, very quiet watchig the game, rooting for their team. i have to add as well, we are in brazil. of course there is a strong tie with portugal. so it's going to be very interesting to see who the neutral fans and who the brazilian fans are cheering for in this match. i have a feeling it won't be the americans. >> it's incredible. brazilians speech portuguese, you mentioned the time, where shasta's standing in manaus, it's dark behind you. where shasta is now, we can see the sun beginning to go down. talking earlier before we lost you about th

them a as fans around the world to name to the world cup, a few fans out of this world will be watching astronauts onboard the international space station will be among the viewers. the crew sent down a special message to wish you good luck to the players and teams as they compete for football's top prize. the u.s. astronauts and their german crewmates are feeling a bit of friendly competition between them. their home countries will play against each other for a chance to advance out of group g. that matches on june 26 -- that match is on june 26. let's get a recap of the headlines. the militants advancing in iraq about to take the capital -- in iraq vow to take the capital. criminalith founding a gang, dozens of turkish activists go on trial for their role in last summer's taksim square demonstrations. it's time to take a look at what is grabbing headlines in the weekly magazines. we will start with world cup action. of focus ona lot brazil as the world cup kicks off, but it is a bittersweet world cup according to a lot of magazines this week. at theke a closer look situation in brazil

italian fans trying to escape aggressive liverpool fans are trapped against a concrete wall with nowhere left to run. crowd safety expert keith still knows the dangerous pressure that can build inside a crush of people. >> these are not unusual forces, because it's the combined mass and speed, the momentum, the energy within the crowd that creates the combined force. it's not just how much i can push against the wall, it's how much everybody is pushing against me. whenever steel and stone meets flesh and bone, there can only so ever be one winner. >> like much of the stadium, the wall is in disrepair from years of neglect. the force of the fans against the already weakened structure creates a perfect storm. liverpool fan chris rolland is entering the stadium. >> as we were making our way towards the turn stiles, we actually heard the wall break. and we saw lots of, what appeared to be italian supporters clamoring over a wall. who looked crazed, to be honest, and charging down the banks towards us, that's what they were trying to do, to escape the trouble. and in doing so, it had brought

and there with them an army of american fans fired up and

fans will be able to pick produce during games. ask inviting fans to dress up there with veggies and herbs they think of everything. >> it's clever. >> still ahead, cop? photo op. why the police department wants to record this moment. >> and you can find everything world cup on our web site. abc7 news.com including daily wrap, giving insights into key plays and games. and breaking down wins and losses. we'll be right back. oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we lost one. can't leave a bag unattended. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking >>> coming up, suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge. answering top seven questions >> new trouble at willitz bypass. >> a woman whose credit card c

fans gathered to watch team u.s.a. and this is what it looked like in southern california, much the same scene in washington, dc, where the district set up big screens in dupont circle for outdoor viewing party. >> in kansas city, missouri, thousands filled the enter entertainment district. >> after a biting incident, the governing soccer body found italian player and he banned for four months from all soccer-related activities and pay as fine of $112,000, the most severe ever handed out for a world cup for onfield action. >>> this is more world cup action this afternoon. you can see south korea and belgium on espn and algeria will take on russia on espn2. knick is talking to local fans and getting their reaction to the outcome of the united states and germany game. he will bring that to you with a report in a couple of minutes. >> we have breaking news in san francisco, a serious water main break at alameda and division street and part of the street has the potential for collapsing. our reporter joins us with more. >>

fan?>> shocking. >> are you mocking me? >> do you watch a lot of fox news. >> yeah i don't share the politics. i know you try to get both sides sometimes. >> all the time. but it is -- it comes over sometimes as one sided to me. >> i don't even watch tv. [ laughter ] >> except fox, right? >> yeah, occasionally. >> anything you want to say to bill o'reilly. do you ever watch the factor? >> to who? >> this is going to be a disaster, isn't it? >> not to you. >> what the hell is the world coming to. >> when will i be loved. >> all right. that is watters. who wast. mean to you? t >> well, michael sometimeul preemptively said he would not do fox news. >> what group is he in again foreigner? >> rem. i have no idea. i h then when we were interviewing sheryl crow and bonny rave are you excited?y. >> all hell broke loose we are not doing political questions. when the interview ended they went out and said this is an ambush this is unacceptable. >> because you asked them about hillary? >> because i a

she greeted fans and signed copies of her memoir "hard choices." last night she says she has a lot to consider before making a final decision on that possible presidential run. today, there was no mention of it. many people like former mayor willie brown say they are ready to support her if she jumps in. >> i must tell you, though, if she rolls out 2016, i will be right there with her. >> did you tell her that? >> no, i didn't. didn't have to. she knows. this is family. >> the next stop on clinton's book tour will be a familiar one, it is little rock, arkansas. >>> here's a bit of bay area movie trivia before heading to hollywood, legendary film director and actor charlie chaplin made movies in the town of niles, which is now a part of fremont. >> still looks the way it used to, niles. filmmaking is at the heart of tonight's bay area proud. who knows, you just may see america's next great director in it. >> jessica, esther pearl will tell you 50% of the time she has no idea what she's doing, we know that's not true because of the success she's had

has more people in brazil fans not only u.s. fans but fans of mexico and italy.world cup tickets were sold in the u.s. than any other country except brazil. 15% of the tickets made available worldwide went to u.s. fans. we have seen the fans there was 39,000 people there. half of those were americans. last night there was about 40,000 people in the game. at least a quarter of those probably a third were americans. so there -- and you see american family fans everywhere here. so if people haven't fallen in love with the sport they're spending a lot of money to come down here and look around. i think it could be a turning point. >> what do you think it is? early on the coach was criticized for saying that, listen, they're in a tough group and they wouldn't likely make it through. is it the players and dempsey has texas ties and loves hip-hop. what is it about the team that attracted us? >> i think one of the things is every four years. there's not a lot of white house are big fans of the luge or figure skating, necessarily. but we tune in every four years and learn

impatient fans outside of japan found illegal versions on the internet even before the latest episode was released. >> we could not keep up with the speed of pirate sites with our previous way of doing business. >> reporter: they teamed up with a u.s. company that owns a popular anime platform. now they distribute the latest manga series at home and abroad on the same day and fans are happy. >> the more content that is available the happier the fans of manga are. >> reporter: people who make japanese anime videos are finding ways to fight piracy. they joined hands to establish an online video platform. all the content on the website is free. executives hope to make money by selling related products. >> translator: we want overseas fans to watch our content and buy related goods just like in japan. >> reporter: japanese government officials are doing their part too. they plan to launch a website in july that combines official sources of japanese manga and anime content. they want to create a revenue stream that will benefit the creators and producers. >> translator: to maintain japan's

we want to see you world cup fan photos. this is yogi, fan of team italy. you can e-mail your photos to ureport@kgo-tv.com, or upload them through our news app or at abc7news.com slash u report. >> in san francisco, police are investigating another possible arson attempt at a construction sight. officers surrounded the building at 11:30 this morning. one of several sites being investigated as a possible arson target. sergio quintana is live in san francisco with these developing details. reporter: the good news about today's fire is that there was not much damage caused. it was sparked right there on the corner here at 222 second street. right now fire investigators have not released details as to how many of these fires they're investigating. however, by our count, this is the tenth fire in this neighborhood in just a few weeks. today's blaze was sparked just before noon. this is a construction site for a high-rise building scheduled to open next summer. the police crime scene unit was called in to collect evidence. we have not been told specifically this

number one fans. this we've seen them five times.ing america." >> i hope that the reason that people follow our band and listen at all, pay attention at all, is because maybe they're hearing something in our music that gives them a type of release, whether these a hope kind of feeling, whether it's angry, frustration, getting all that out. i think it's just about connection. ♪ it's crazy because they've made our lives completely different. i mean, they've -- i don't think it's possible to let that many people know how important they are to us. because they've changed our lives. >> reporter: lindsay january sister from "nightline" in new york. >>> next, at the world cup, the final seconds changed everything for u.s. soccer fans. who all seemed to react with the exact same body motion. when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole-in-one, quicken loans could pay your mortgage for an entire year. truly amazing! enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans >>> "nightline" continues with "feed frenzy." >> it was a sort of national kick in

fans gather, the final countdown begins. kicks off in brazil in a few hours' time. >>> here in london international leaders are meeting to decide how to tackle sexual violence in conflict. one of the countries under scrutiny is south sudan. there has bipartisan a sharp rise in the sexual violence since fighting erupted in december. the u.n. says up to 24,000 women are at risk. here's more. >> reporter: conflict has made this woman a refugee in her own land. beneath the surface we find another sinister threat, rape on a massive scale not seen here before. in the world's newest state in the grips of a military rebellion, women are being sexually abused, singled out because of their tribe. tens of thousands are now packed into camps. jane is breaking a tattoo by speaking of sexual assault. she kocowered in the grass, clutching her son as her sister-in-law was gang raped and shot dead in front of her. >> four of them raped her. the other one finishes, the other one goes into her. she was screaming in a loud voice. she keep on sc

cones, fences guide fan into the stadium. they say 4,000 fans will take caltrans to reach the stadium. anything they can do before the big day will make for a smoother grand opening. >> we want to be prepared. help people move as efficiently as possible. >> reporter: they are not done with the dry runs just yet. this tuesday they are holding another one at the cal trains station in mountain view. in santa clara, mark kelly, kpix5. >> okay, mark, signs for the new stadium will pop up on bay area freeways and it will look like this. >> the first one will be a soccer match. >>> nice transition from football to hot foot. >> one of the oldest gags in baseball. does he notice? ,,,,,,,,,, star command, i'm detecting increof happiness. ...and the speed readings are off the chart! paradise found! luscious locks! great glittering galaxies! the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! this summer with a disneyland resort room and ticket package you get the time you need to enjoy it all. there's no end in sight! i'm going to need m

of this day for the fans watching? >> tony, the atmosphere was heck trick, the cheering started early, and there was one with moment after the second half, when german opened the door, when you heard a collective gasp run through the crowd of thousands. there were about 18,000 people here from officials that's probably one of the biggest crows they have seen. that have been three since the world cup began, but those emissions towards the end, obviously, as they stated to realize that they were getting closer and closer to making it, erupted in cheers, we talks to a couple of fans shortly after, and here is what they said. >> on my seat the whole game, it was great, very happy. best loss i have ever seen in my life. >> we were with trying to play for that draw a lot more than the win with. >> a lot better once we get -- it is exciting. didn't h and tony, as you heard there, basically the sentiments here, at least with these fans is that one of thens thats beheard afterwards was that the u.s.a. wind wins even when it los

fans could be seen rocking vehicles.mostly orderly well that's not that orderly. 2 arrest were made. for the most part the crowd was not too out of hand. but few people did get involved. >> no trouble in san jose. certainly a lot of whistling. flag waving. cheering. everybody excited. along with abc 7 news reporter david lieu lieui. >> fans gather at bars restaurants or any blaze a big screen. mexico need a inwith or tie against croasia to advance. maybe that's why nobody was stock up on world cup apparel at this shop near downtown. vendor had his fingers crossed for mexico beat croasia. >> if mexico win i hope i hope we will sell a lieutenant. >> we talked to the couple visiting from mexico c. who are bigger fans young women or men? tell luna said women. >> because we are passionate. not that many women play the game or am i wrong. >> no it's true. >>reporter: yet you love the sport. >> yes. >>reporter: her boyfriend could be in trouble. he said men are bigger fans. >> men my the game and tm women only see them get pass

-- might imagine fans of team u.s.a. are beginning to kather -- gather. >>> the kid in the hot green soccer shoes that he got is cyrus, a boy with an illness brought on by world cup. >> my mummy says i love football so much that i have football fever. >> reporter: mum is happy to indulge him. >> not just that i want my kid to play in the u.s. this is a sport played in every place in the world. it's a sport where you don't need much. you need a ball. you don't even need shoes. >> the fans are soccer parents. the fields are just astroturf. the kid, and maybe the coaches are dreaming about playing for the u.s. team one day. for now they can't wait for sun's game. >> i'm superstoked. >> reporter: the television ratings for world cup are at a high, up word of 12 million watched the u.s.-ghana match. the city of chib is adding more -- chicago is adding more soccer fields. why doesn't soccer catch fire in the u.s. the way it does in other countries. >> we have an american dream, and that's the mexican dream. their dream is grow

there's a big fan base. >>> that game ended in a 2-2 tie.the city recreation department organized the screening with the help of a literacy group called america scores. the crowd there goes crazy. soccer fans walked to viewing parties in los angeles many with u.s. flags and other testimonies to soccer's increased polarity here in california. spectators and soccer die-hards others taking it in for the very first time. and true to its name, the world cup excitement traveled half way around the world to afghanistan with some of the 32,000 u.s. soldiers there cheered on team usa. next up for america, germany and they need at least a tie to advance. in case you missed it our joe fonzi will have the goal that broke the heart of american fans coming up a little bit later. >>> and we have more cup coverage for you, you will find the complete game between -- complete game highlights you will find it on ktvu.com. >>> being together during the race is part of the excitement for nascar fans. some car from far. but for others it was a short road trip. >>

the fans back in kodivar were filled with joy. the japanese fans didn't lose hope. but japan disappointed, losing its first match 1-2. the people in kodivar were overjoyed for the superstar's performance. >> translator: it's going to continue like that. that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: japanese fans are still expecting a victory in the tournament. japan meets greece on friday. >> translator: i want japan to win the next match. city center across japan will be filled with the color of samurai blue as the tournament continues. noriko okada, nhk world. >>> let's now bring in robert speta for a check of the weather. robert, we had gorgeous weather over the weekend here in tokyo, but i hear people in china were not so lucky. will the rain be reaching us any time soon? >> yes, shery. yes and no on that same system reaching over towards japan, but what we are going to be seeing is it really wrapped up with the rainy season as we head through mid-week. western japan, even tokyo, showers are coming this way. now, what we're talking about is our tropical storm hagi

abc7 news. >> fans taking to twitter during world cup.ck out the match showing the action on twitter. during yesterday's match, between brazil and croatia there are tweets that came from 150 different countries. >> abc7 is the only place to watch live on saturday. don't miss a moment with watch abc. >> san francisco district attorney is using back drop of the world cup to focus on human trafficking. today, george gascone signed a memo of understanding allowing greater cooperation between the countries the district attorney will train staff to detect victims of trafficking and dooilz >> having the staff recognizing this signs of victim yi sayings being able to use that information and contact law enforcement. >> i want to wish you happy father's day. >> thank you. >> it's off to a nice start. >> yes. >> like it's going to only get nicer. here is live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies now. notice low clouds and fog at the coast typical activity of the year but not now. we have strong, gusty winds in some spots. 31 miles per hour gusts now. 22 miles

fans are sharing their excitement with us. these abc7 viewers are clearly portugal fans. we want to see your fan photos. check out this family. you can e-mail your fan photos to ureport@kgotv.com or upload them to our news app or at abc7news.com/ureport. >> i'm anxious for that. >> yeah. we are approaching 70 degrees. we will talk about the first full week of summer. and would you believe we have a little rain to talk about. that's coming up. >> all right. lisa, thanks so much. also next, tens of thousands of race car fans will be at the sonoma raceway for the big nascar race. how the chp will help to alleviate the traffic grade lock in the area. the kinging competition that makes you the judge. now is the time to download the "rising star" app so you can participate tonight. it is free from itunes and google play. >> 50,000 nascar fans are expected at sonoma regulation way today. qualifiers were yesterday. jamey mcmurray set a record and won the poll. expect heavy traffic because of the race. to help ease the gridlock, caltran has added extra officers and parking spots a

meredith, how do fans create and maintain the fan community online?>> it starts organically, starts with fan interest and the fan himself. john green started in 2007 and his brother hank. had a long time to cultivate this fa fandom into the followig they have today. i can't speak directly to the fox campaign but what has been happening is in addition to having additional content all over social media, twitter, tumblr, facebook, youtube has been essential to it in sharing reactions and being able to grow a really large audience. now, from official and fan-uploaded content there's about 95 million views on videos on youtube about the fault in our stars. and in having them be on social platforms, fans make content and build content. >> is it similar to traditional pr, we're so used to movie stars being on the covers of magazines acknowledge again creating buzz for the stars, is that right? >> it's about the community interacting with each other, as well as the community interacting with the objects of their fandom, john green himself around the celebs. t

nick is in san jose where fans are gearing up. nick? >> this could be the only time you will be able to hear me because the game starts at 9:00 and the place will start getting picks around 8:00. this is what it is about, the excitement around world cup soccer. the united states is second and will play at 9:00 a.m. and the excitement around the world cup shows how much americans love big events especially good for team u.s.a. head coach who was born in germany and will face the country he used to play for where he scores 11 goals in three world cups winning the 1990 title. in fact, he will be the second coach in world cup history to koch against the team he won a world cup title as a player. >> i have been waiting a long-term, and it is massive, and deciding who is winning the group the group of death and deciding would moves on to the knock out same. some could be surprised about our resourcefulness. we are not an underdog. >> absolutely. not underdogs, but team u.s.a. can keep its world cup journey going with a win or a tie against ge

fans of been flocking to brazil to cheer on their teams. some have the advantage of living in a country that borders on brazil. we met some traveling argentinian fans in high spirits ahead of their kickoff against bosnia herzegovina. >> wearing blue and white ahead of argentina's opening game. thousands of fans have traveled to brazil to cheer on their national team in its world cup campaign. on theirwill be superstar. with him leading the attack, the traditionally strong side is with the favorites for the title. >> i don't like the word "favorite" much. we let other people decide that. but having a player like him makes things easier obviously. >> the anticipation of these fans is clear to see. and if he does not deliver the argentinians look to pope francis to seal the deal. expert tightest choke is in rio and sent this itus is an the -- t real answer this preview of the game. >> the game gets underway right here. argentina one of the hot favorites of this tournament. packed with talent. but they are also among the favorites because they

it killed bring several thousand fan -- could bring several thousand fans downtown. >> good for business because weekends are slow. >> it could be a win-win for everyone. mountain view, we have a beautiful downtown with restaurants and bars that we could come in and get something to drink before getting on light rail. >> the big concern traffic and over crowding. it may take a full season before the city knows how many fans could come. >> prior to the stadium going in, the city has been concerned with crowding in the downtown area. >> reporter: fans today enthusiastic. >> not going to be too crowded, it is a good idea. >> reporter: this could cost the city for extra signage and extra police officers on game days. the plan goes to the city counsel in two weeks. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> earlier this year i was give an tour of the new stadium. walking through the locker room, the coolers where all the beer will be stored and rooftop garden that will be open to a select few. you can see that on www.ktvu.com. >>> sunnyvale police were going to investigate a murder but when they w

abc7 news. >> fans taking to twitter during world cup. check out the match showing the action on twitter. during yesterday's match, between brazil and croatia there are tweets that came from 150 different countries. >> abc7 is the only place to watch live on saturday. don't miss a moment with watch abc. >> san francisco district attorney is using back drop of the world cup to focus on human trafficking. today, george gascone signed a memo of understanding allowing greater cooperation between the countries the district attorney will train staff to detect victims of trafficking and dooilz >> having the staff recognizing this signs of victim yi sayings being able to use that information and contact law enforcement. >> i want to wish you happy father's day. >> thank you. >> it's off to a nice start. >> yes. >> like it's going to only get nicer. here is live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies now. notice low clouds and fog at the coast typical activity of the year but not now. we have strong, gusty winds in some spots. 31 miles per hour gusts now. 22 m

fans are starting to show up already. it is a big day at sonoma raceway. >> . >>> good morning, everyone, it is sunday, june 22, i am allie rasmus, i am in for claudine wong. >> we will start with rosemary. >> hugging up against the coastline and for today, mostly sunny and away from the coast with cloudy conditions. giving a look here. you can see up and down the coast, san leandro and partly cloudy skies elsewhere. we will get to the morning. temperatures will remain cool to mild. a lot like yesterday and the winds are a lot like yesterday with the onshore breeze. and concord 15. and gusting to 23. it as repeat at this hour. >> fatherfield to 9 miles an hour. it is slightly weaker. >> 58 for you in antioch. and 56 in oakland. and san francisco. it is a chilly start. >> 48 for you. novato checking in at 46. some of the numbers slightly cooler than what we had. and as we get into the afternoon, temperatures are coming up. low 80s. expected for napa pa. and certain. and fremont is checking in at 75. we will go inland for t

are getting in on the action. >> i'm a hockey fan and started watching soccer. it's like hockey on grass to me. it brings everyone together. >> fans of japan or ivory coast we're just having a good time. >> reporter: the biggest matches are shown on a big screen in downtown san jose or in st. james park. >> we a always wait for it. the best players in the world and the best teams. the goals are awesome. it's a great thing about it. >> reporter: these fans will join 700 million watching the world cup across the globe. san francisco is hosting similar watch parties in the civic center plaza. >> it brings everyone together for one purpose, to enjoy sports, get along and root for your team or for the sport itself. >> reporter: while soccer is not as popular in the u.s. as other countries, fans say they hope the world cup will inspire a bigger following. >> in mexico and brazil, everywhere else in the world. you see a lot of american people here. i think if they start supporting the sport they could love it more than football. >> the world plays it and i think the u.

while the japanese fans come out of the competition with a gleaming reputation the same can't be said of supporters from other countries fifty. is looking at punishing several nations for their fans abusive or insulting behavior at the world cup and russian crowds are one of the groups being singled out. takes a look now at how russian football hooliganism has changed over the years. showing support for your team in russia could mean this this. or this. your first book either in one thousand nine hundred eighty when spotlight was playing cisco in moscow we had a huge fight red blue warriors came up against us there was more than eight hundred people involved in a brawl but you know and that is just one of the fights i see described now a retired hooligan he says fan culture has changed massively in russia you know if you a stereotype of an english football hooligan or an italian ultras is no longer applied to us we went our own way now there were no loud criminal cases against huge compared to the ninety's back in the soviet days football was considered one of the nation's prides hist

having said that, are there two groups of fans, fans happy to have made to this far and fan that areyou know what, this is not good enough, we have shape who we are, we better win this." >> people are certainly - yes, that's definitely right. back in 1990 the team made it to the italian world cup, and made it to this stage they are at now. that was a history-making moment for costa rica. now they want to go beyond that. they want to use that, push that success that they made in 1990, and show the world they can be world champions. people are convinced that they can do it. judging from what we have seen in the tournament, it's a possibility, you know. it's a real possibility. the fans are behind them. the team is playing fantastically. they are national heroes, regardless of what happens today. >> when you talk about national heroes, that means people that look up to the heroes, how popularar the youth programs there? >> well, it's interesting. the other day we were at a programme set up by a football club, one of the best in costa rica, where they are helping to train the children, l

but it appears to be trained nascar fans made these works of art as well. the call this a beer earlier ninth is to make a lot of beer cans and beer bottles >> : and the redneck do to make anything out of anything. speaking of that again or your after watchers into floorboard all this to prepare for a weekend of nascar and sonoma >> : a good time out and sonoma race tomorrow big one on sunday us then some allow bonds fell more coming up tonight at 830 >> : this year's first tuned this was now in this it bay area art reporting crossover the man in his 60s release from moss bottle and is recovering officials say six birds and the county also tested positive for loan and buyers of the peseta's important to protect against mosquitoes and avoid getting infected with the virus their command wearing insect repellent and warm clothing removing the standing water from your property the business goals risk of shutting down because of the with year old institution under scrutiny under the they're looking into allegations of a company falsifies and job placement data an

not a big fan. look, let's compare a bar showing the giants game today compared to one showing the world cup. the enthusiasm is catchy. >> oh!! >> reporter: i want to be part it. but i don't want to sound or act like a dufus. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: i was going to ask him for help but instead i turned to josh a native born san franciscan who grew up with a love the game. agreed to give me a couple of soccer phrases to throw around so i could sound like i knew what i was talking about. number one, it's not soccer. >> you could say footie. you could just say football. >> reporter: it's football. number 2, first touch. >> first touch is just the first moment a guy receives the ball. how well he did, control it at his feet. >> nice first touch, huh? >> reporter: first touch. number 3, nutmeg. >> nutmeg? >> namar is going to dribble the ball through a guy's leg. that's a nutmeg. >> reporter: oh, nutmeg, right through his legs, huh? >> that was not a nutmeg. >> reporter: finally number 4, upper 90s

ghana fans, i found two. tuckerrer didn't have time to cheer at that moment. >> gang-related ma must go down. >> you think they are -- ghana must go up. >> you think they are going to win. >> yeah, they are going to win. >> didn't have time to finish the thought. usa drowned her out as the team scored the first goal. >> reporter: there is a sweet revenge. ghana knock the usa out of the world cup for the last two times. usa is sunday against portugal. and, of course, allen, i'm a huge fan. go usa. back to you. >> we now you need to go where all those fans went next. you know where that is. >> reporter: a bar. >> that's what i'm assuming. >> reporter: maybe. >> after 6:00. mike sugerman, thanks so much. you can follow all the world cup action on kpix 5 and kpix.com/soccer. >>> the la king may have taken the stanley cup, but a speech from the mayor had hockey players giving him standing ovation. >> there are two rules in politics that i mean to is a never, ever be pictured with a drink in your hand and never swe

we want to see you world cup fan photos. this is yogi, fan of team italy. you can e-mail your photos to ureport@kgo-tv.com, or upload them through our news app or at abc7news.com slash u report. >> in san francisco, police are investigating another possible arson attempt at a construction sight. officers surrounded the building at 11:30 this morning. one of several sites being investigated as a possible arson target. sergio quintana is live in san francisco with these developing details. reporter: the good news about today's fire is that there was not much damage caused. it was sparked right there on the corner here at 222 second street. right now fire investigators have not released details as to how many of these fires they're investigating. however, by our count, this is the tenth fire in this neighborhood in just a few weeks. today's blaze was sparked just before noon. this is a construction site for a high-rise building scheduled to open next summer. the police crime scene unit was called in to collect evidence. we have not been told specifically this

. >> brought the fans to their feet. at&t park was roaring as lincecum's teammates rushed the field to congratulate him. and give him the traditional gatorade bath. >> just outside the part, fans had to have just been in seventh heaven to have seen that. >> reporter: quite an afternoon here. lots of excitement in the ballpark. fans were really excited because the giants were finally about to win a game, then it dawned on everybody that lincecum was about to pitch a no-hitter. when it was finally in action, the fans poured out of the stadium with grins plastered on their faces. lots of high fives and hugs. a moment baseball fans wait years to see, and many will not soon forget. >> incredible. first no-hitter for me, and i've been coming to games for 25 years. it's incredible. woo! yeah! >> a lucky day. no runs, no hits, no errors. >> it was amazing. >> reporter: lots of happy fans. they told me the last few innings were tense. they wanted to cheer for a no-hitter, but they say it's taboo to mention the possibility. when t

. >> and a sea of fans for the opening match. brazil, the host nation defeating croatia. >> here in the bay area, soccer fans celebrated with cheers and dancing. this is a restaurant in san jess yeah. jonathan? >> that is right i hope you like yellow and green. this place is full of them. it seems best place to be is in a brazilian restaurant. it's filled with fans wearing jerseys and eating plantains but when you start learning about soccer, you learn a new language. >> that is a sound of brazil soaring a goal. . >> i have family and friends there. they're having fun right now. and it's crazy there. >> she's gathered with her fellow brazilian die hards. >> for this restaurant, it's big business >> you got new tvs? >> yes. we did. >> just as serious are the fans, soccer has a language. >> what is a bicycle kick? >> you jump and kick it. >> you kick the ball in. you kickback. >> some terms almost nobody knows. >> what is a nutmeg? >> i don't know. >> what is a nutmeg? >> nutmeg? i don't know. what is that? do you know? >> you can

giant fans are probably home now. it's quiet out here now but let's show you what it was like right after the game. giant fans were all smiles many still in disbelief about what they just witnessed, history at at&t park. history for the giants, history for tim lincecum. >> unbelievable, just speechless. >> everybody was on pins and needles waiting for that last pitch. waiting for him to strike that i out. >> we were videoing it. everybody was screaming. it was totally amazing. >> we almost didn't go. we had so many things going on and i just said we're just going. glad i came. >> what if you had not come. >> i would have been upset. >> because you saw history. >> yeah i almost cried. i've been going to these games forever. they're in such a funk and to get out of it like this, whoa. >> reporter: we'll have more coming up tonight at 10:00 from san francisco ken pritchett. >> and more on tim lincecum and his second no hitter. he pitched his first no hitter back in july against the padres that time it was in san diego. l

as you can see the fans are everywhere ♪ >>> we begin with those two major rulings by the supreme court as their session nears its close. the first is presidential power and the other is buffer zones at abortion clinics. mike viqueira is live. those appointments have been controversial since day one. >> reporter: the supreme court handing president obama and the white house a decisive repudiation on their practice of making recess appointments. this is shroallowed for in the constitution but senate republicans over the course of the obama administration have refused to go into recess to begin with. they have what are called proforma sessions. they come in once every three days, bang the gavel, say the pledge of allegiance. nothing is said on the senate floor but technically, they are in session, not in recess. the president cannot make appointments. appointments, incidentally they have blocked time and time again, not only for executive branch posts but also for the judiciary. so what did the white house do? they said we will make these appointments anyway. we think it's nonsense. you c

hold off. >> reporter: they say it's bad for oakland, fans and the raiders. the president of save oakland sports, a group of fans working to keep both teams: >> this could result in the raiders leaving oakland by signing this agreement. >> reporter: they are the only team that want to stay in oakland and plans to spend $400 million toward a new football stadium. owner mark davis said in the past if the a's stay, it would make it hard for him to build a stadium. that's why fans worry a long- term lease for the a's would force the raiders out. >> they have more leverage than the a's because they have a lot of other opportunities and we're very concerned about los angeles. >> reporter: the ten-year lease has an out clause allowing the a's to walk if the raiders build a stadium on the coliseum site. but he believes any long-term lease with the a's would hurt the raiders stadium plan saying city and county leaders should lock in the raiders first. oakland mayor jean quan understands the fans' frustration. >> even with this ten-year extension he is not talking abou

it was great for this giants' fan. he calmly reaped up and caught the ball while holding a baby in his arms! watch it again in slow-motion, three reaches up, catches the high fly, quietly walk back to his seat. >> i talked to the usher and saw the ball hit that way and extend up, reached up, caught it, and went back to my seat. >> rob is a san rafael fire captain and in the left is his thomas, one years old. the winner was change his son's diaper and the catch happened so fast his wife didn't see it happen. >> someone told me and i didn't believe him and he hands me the ball and i was like, well, you did cash it. >> this one handed is the second one this reason at at&t parks on saturday another giants fan caught a foul bowl holding a child in one arm. he has the season tickets for being a hard nosedded fan but he was not happy necessity got swept in the game. >> he wanted the ball back so gave him the ball and he gave me an autograph balled. >> the sign ball is added to the family collection of baseball memorial peelia

. >>> still ahead, we'll be mingling with the fans, more fans as excitement builds in brazil's biggesty. plus on the trail of south korea's most wanted man, police step up the search for the bill january air connected to april's ferry disaster. ♪ ♪ ♪ the performance review. ♪ ♪ that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. ♪ ♪ >>> you are watching al jazerra. reminder of our top stories. iran's president says his government will fight what he calls terrorism in neighboring iraq. iraq is struggle to go bad fighters from the islamic state of iraq and the levant. the group pushed government forces out of two cities, including mosul and tikrit. ukraine has accused russia of sending tanks over its border east of the regional capital donetsk. kiev

fans watch the team. score is 0-0 at the half. >>> on "america tonight", the weekend digs - innocence lost, thousands lost in the cross-boarder debate and what to do. >> it's a painful situation. we are interested in trying to solve the problem. >>> correspondent lori jane gliha brings us an exclusive interview with el salvador's ambassador to the united states, on what his country needs to bring its children home. also - when fate meets being true t

and fans are happy. >> the more content that is made available, the happier the users, readers, and fans of manga abroad are. >> reporter: people who make japanese anime videos are also finding new ways to fight piracy. they've joined hands to establish an online video platform. all the content on the website is free. executives hope to make money by selling related products. >> translator: we want overseas fans to watch our content and buy related goods, just like in japan. >> reporter: japanese government officials are doing their part, too. they plan to launch a website in july that combines official sources of japanese manga and anime content. they want to create a revenue stream that will benefit the creators, and producers. >> translator: to maintain japan's position as a production base of quality manga and anime, we need fans to watch and read official content. otherwise, new creators won't emerge. >> reporter: for japanese content holders, attracting overseas fans may be the only way to break through the shrinking domestic market. nhk world, tokyo. >>> all right. that is going t

it wasn't a win but fans when home happy. >> fans believed the u.s. would move on they wore the red, white and blue and set out early for the area sports bars. here americans and germans watched their two teams go head to head sitting side by side. across town people came out on the sidewalk to see the match. >> it's interesting to see how it grew even since the 2010 world cup. >> germany is a tough team but when the germans when up 1-0 early in the second the fans were worried and kept believing. >> we'll come back and we'll win this game. the united states was not winning but a goal by ghana gave them reason to cheer. >> the united states will go on and the fans will be behind them the whole way. >> i would like to see the win but hope they do well in the next round. >> to see patriotism like this, it's incredible for the city and the country, and i'm ecstatic. >> still a few more days to go, to go out and buy a u.s. jersey and fly the american flags, the united states plays next on tuesday afternoon, u.s. soccer fever goes on, live in center city,

that's something has impressed not only american fans but fans around the world. >> joakim love. >> who are you rooting for, fred? >> it's tough for me. i spent so much time in america. i love america very much. but i am going to go with germany. i've been wearing my german jersey. there's certain things i have to go with my home country but i also hope america advances to the next round. america getting far in the tournament is something that is good for soccer around the world. >> nice working with you, fred. maybe there's a german version of cnn. kidding. thank you very much. frederik pleitgen. as exhilarating as clint dempsey's goal was for any fan of the u.s., imagine what it felt like for his family watching in texas. 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

forget the comfort of your couch, soccer fans wanted to be around other fans and you thought that country didn't like the sport. country -- this country didn't like the sport. >> i like to travel, but we don't have the opportunity to go there. you can have the world cup here in san francisco. >> reporter: the game ended in a tie, portugal scoring 16 seconds to go. that was a real bummer. the fans here tell me team usa pretty much give or take has to beat germany's team this week to advance to the next round, another tall order, but again pretty much everybody we talked to thought this event here at the civic center was a real winner. live in san francisco brian webb, kpix5. jose's saint james park. ma , white >> you could see and hear the tension and the huge crowd at san jose st. james park, many fans decked out in red, white and blue watching on the big screen there as the u.s. came oh, so close to it. >> danville's chris wondolowski made his first appearance in the world cup subbing late in the 2nd half. he plays for the san jose earthquakes and is the all time leading team scorer, but

investigates being a football fan in russia. showing support for your team in russia could mean this this. or this. person in one thousand nine hundred eighty when spotlight was playing says scar in moscow we had a huge fight red blue warriors came up against us there was more than eight hundred people involved in a brawl but you know and that is just one of the fights vice described now a retired hooligan he says fan culture has changed massively russia just if you a stereotype of an english football hooligan or an italian ultras is no longer applied to us we went our own way now there are no loud criminal cases against huge compared to the ninety's back in the soviet days football was considered one of the nation's brights histories best goalkeeper left yosh and the team which won the first ever european championship and the police of revolutionary managers with the break up of the soviet union football just as many other spheres of life suffered a major setback it may be a coincidence but along with these problems came whole

we caught one fans at a draft party at chickys and petes in south philadelphia. i promise we d there we government most we spoke to say they're happy that sixers chose the big september frer kansas. . it is the start of new music season and new look and new life for the dell music center in fairmont park. "action news" reporter sharee williams has has that story. >> a big kickoff tonight at the dell music center as it celebrates the return of summer concert series and a new look was also unveiled for gateway entrances painted with murals for dedicated music. >> it's not just concerts people are having graduations here's and takes beautiful place in our community. >> outdoor venue has been around 40 years but lack of upkeep and maintenance began to take its toll. mean while the mann philadelphia's other outdoor center made renovations attracting foam its location. >> we're a big story we can handle two outdoor venues we've had two outdoor venues for a long, long period of time it gives us twice the capacity. >> five years ago got city added new seat to seating, re