from the air, italy is more remote.ever sees the face of the people, only the face of the country. he looked down at the mountain and wonder how armin on the ground ever got through. -- how our men on the ground ever got through. a lot of american blood. made otherriers campaign stuff, too. for the airmen, the ground war is remote. the only war you really understand is the air war. you can see a pattern to it. lots of the country has never been touched. little towns who walk the ridges. this one did not matter. when something did matter, that was another story. this is how we change the face of italy from the air. they boasted italian trains ran on time. not these. this is what we did to the face of italy. there is a story behind why we didn't and how we did it -- why we did it and how we did it. the story starts on an island the island of corsica. rugged, primitive, mountainous, malaria. they still remember a local boy who put corsica on a map 150 years ago. this island part of france is liberated by the french in sept

it is a tense moment since they do not really want to stay i in italy -- stay in italy. >> this is a problem. i have to stay because if i do not, they will discover i already took my fingerprint in italy. >> authorities in rome are aware of the situation. italians often do not register refugees from eritrea and serbia, turning a blind eye to eu immigration laws. >> the people who come here already know they can refuse or should refuse to be fingerprinted. otherwise, they would be stuck in italy, not be able to travel elsewhere in europe, and if they do, they will be sent to italy. >> mainly, the syrians and eritreans make use of this loophole regularly, and they make a pact with all of italy's boat people. >> for cases like this, refugee organizations are demanding new rules. for instance, if a refugee has relatives in europe, that person should have the right to temporary asylum. that would also want to believe the italians who are currently playing host to tens of thousands of refugees. until things change, the seine georgia -- the san georgio will continue patrol and picking up pe

and indeed, italy needs this. this is a structural policy for italy that could compliment reforms in the -- liberalizing reforms. but of course this could require a change in the rules and that's part of the italian agenda for its presidency and the council of ministers in the second half of this year. it's important that that goes forward. >> thank you. david, before we go to the audience, i would just like to raise a big question that i'm sure it will come in the q and a but it's the role of the uk. we've seen sort of cameron, you know, really lead the charge against the commission president. but, you know, there are sort of huge issues on the agenda for the uk and europe over the next sort of four years. it poses very difficult challenges for chancellor merkel because how does she make the concessions necessary to come ron feels that he has enough of a victory to be able to keep the uk in, you know, while also deepening integration within the euro zone and doing the things that are nood needed to fix the moneta

he is looking for italy.will be on the center stage in italy -- in asia for a couple of days. >> why did you choose vietnam and asia and khazhakstan? >> he visited a factory. scooters. it is a big market. it is very widespread. he also visited a factory that makes home appliances and they pledged to boost total traded two $5 billion between the two countries from 3.5 now and he is moving to china where he is promoting the expo today. he will be meeting with the prime minister tomorrow and clearly, chinese investments and up for italy.ry companies like the fashion companies, the luxury companies gucci are huge in china since the wealth has grown. he is looking to show chinese investment for italy. the italian economy is still being really slow to respond even as europe recovers. it has contracted in the first quarter. that relieves direct investment. one of the weak points. he goes to kazakhstan where italy's biggest energy company is very, very big investor. he was show his face there. there will be energy de

they played a better game than italy. they neutralized italy and kept attacking italy.it was very difficult to deal with. and they played such a great game in the first game against england. he supplied a number of good passes, but he cannot convert, and italy in the second half were completely neutralized. they go through to the next round, deservedly so, and there's a trend here we are seeing. four teams have reached the next round so far. holland, europe, and now costa rica. >> costa rica is top of the group. >> yes, it is such an interesting group. there's just one slot left to go through to the round of 16. >> if you follow on the logic of the south american teams doing well, then uruguay has a great chance. italy did not play that well in this game, but italy have that kind of ability. they are still the favorites to go through. i think it's going to be a very, very interesting match, and it will probably come down to the battle between suarez and bar tally. >> very briefly, the switzerland-france cannes, france is up 2-0 at the moment. >> it is incredible. there'

it destroyed the town of san ietro, italy. the film was composed entirely of reenacted scenes. we speak with film historian mark harris. >> the book is titled "five came back: a story of hollywood and the second world war." joining us from new york is mark harris. as he look at some of the leading directors, including john huston. what can you tell us about him? >> he was a fascinating larger than life figure. his career in hollywood was just starting when the war broke out. he had a nerdy well adolescence well adolescence. his reputation was not great. he came back to hollywood and started to build a reputation as a screenwriter, particularly with the help of william wyler. , he hadore pearl harbor his breakthrough success with the first movie he directed, "the maltese falcon." he had a chance to make about one and two thirds more movies. he had to leave for the war and a service for the war before completing a movie he was making , which reunited the cast of "the maki stopped in -- the maltese falcon." want to ask you about one of two films he put together. this one was from

but what took place in italy is absolutely incredible. saving some of the great art treasures throughout italy. the final chapter of this, it was interesting to find that they cover what had happened with mr. heller, dean heller who was one of the principles of saving the italian art and mr. mr. heller was a painter and also a professor before he got into the service to save the art but i could've been knocked over with a feather when i found that one of his most famous works is in the reception room in the u.s. senate. he painted one of the portraits. there are five portraits there are afterwards so robert heller did tasks. i just finished brunelleschi's dome. a great book about the construction of one of the incredible monuments and then a couple of others i would recommend if you have got time. conquering gotham if you're into transportation infrastructure the story of building penn station in new york than getting the tunnel from new jersey into manhattan. an incredible feat. we think we have infrastructure problems now. this is aweso

and indeed, italy needs this. this is a structural policy for italy that could compliment reforms in the -- liberalizing reforms. but of course this could require a change in the rules and that's part of the italian agenda for its presidency and the council of ministers in the second half of this year. it's important that that goes forward. >> thank you. david, before we go to the audience, i would just like to raise a big question that i'm sure it will come in the q and a but it's the role of the uk. we've seen sort of cameron, you know, really lead the charge against the commission president. but, you know, there are sort of huge issues on the agenda for the uk and europe over the next sort of four years. it poses very difficult challenges for chancellor merkel because how does she make the concessions necessary to come ron feels that he has enough of a victory to be able to keep the uk in, you know, while also deepening integration within the euro zone and doing the things that are nood needed to fix the moneta

and indeed, italy needs this. this is a structural policy for italy that could compliment reforms in the -- liberalizing reforms. but of course this could require a change in the rules and that's part of the italian agenda for its presidency and the council of ministers in the second half of this year. it's important that that goes forward. >> thank you. david, before we go to the audience, i would just like to raise a big question that i'm sure it will come in the q and a but it's the role of the uk. we've seen sort of cameron, you know, really lead the charge against the commission president. but, you know, there are sort of huge issues on the agenda for the uk and europe over the next sort of four years. it poses very difficult challenges for chancellor merkel because how does she make the concessions necessary to come ron feels that he has enough of a victory to be able to keep the uk in, you know, while also deepening integration within the euro zone and doing the things that are nood needed to fix the moneta

indeed, italy needs this.his is a structural policy that could complement reforms and the liberalizing reforms in the service sector and the labour market. but, of course, this would require a change in rules which is part of the italian agenda for his presidency in the council of ministers in the second half of this year. i think it is important that goes forward. >> thank you. david, before we go to the audience how would like to raise a big question. the role of the u.k. we have seen cameron lead the charge, but there are huge issues on the agenda for the u.k. and europe over the next four years. it poses very difficult challenges for the german chancellor. how this should make the concession necessary so he feels like he has enough of victory to keep the u.k. in but also deeply into great between the eurozone into what is needed to fix the monetary union. what is your assessment of not so much the referendum but the diplomacy between cameron and and german chancellor and how that plays into europe's future

broken by italy in the 2nd half. >> italy! [speaking foreign language] [ drums beating ] >> reporter: italy never looks back 2-1. monday we have u.s. taking on ghana. mexico taking on brazil in tuesday. reporting from the foe square, dan reuben. >>> we had -- at the san francisco square, dan reuben. >>> the sea breeze is pushing back at the bay right now. we will see fog redevelop in the bay after midnight tonight. we'll have some low clouds in the morning and a windy afternoon with temperatures cooling off both tomorrow and monday as well. we'll see temperatures drop about 10 to 5 degrees for tomorrow. look for highs inland from low to mid-80s. we'll be 70s south and redwood city, oakland, san francisco, mid-60s. all these numbers down 5 to 10 degrees because of the fog and sea breeze. here's our fog tracker at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we have some fog into the bay and north bay valleys. the fog will clear and i think quickly through the morning. so by 9:00 to 10:00, the fog is gone with the exception of the beaches. there

summer in italy is also known as boat season.ecause of good weather and calm seas the number of migrants trying to reach europe through italy rises dramatically but never before so many arrive so soon. more than 60,000 migrants have made this perilous trip since the start of the year that is already more of 2013 and record number of arrivals set in 2011 during the arab spring up risings. hundreds of thousands of syrians escaping the civil war in their home country and reassuring boost of the search and rescue fleet deployed by the italian navy are some of the reasons behind this trend. but with reception centers over crowded and sources already strained italy has repeatedly called for its european neighbors to come to its aid. it is a call set to be renewed when italy takes over the e.u. rotating pres presidency on the first of july. al jazeera, rome. >> in the united states more than 50,000 children from central america have illegally crossed the border into the u.s. since october. president obama has asked congress for $2 billi

whether italy or greece or spain.hy should you, with fewer problems, be able to keep on meandering? >> important question. elizabeth, thank you very much. that summit -- we are staying in france. the government plans to take a 20% stake. they give the nod to ge to take over the energy business. that means that japan's mitsubishi and siemens are out of the running. the announcement ended a long type of war over the french industrial giant. the negotiation's would ge could begin soon, once they sign off on the deal. the french government's decision to buy a controlling share of alstom was an attempt to keep jobs in the country. the soccer world cup continues to fascinate fans from world. 20 of gold and plenty of surprises. against all odds, costa rica has surged into the knockout stage. they beat four-time world champion italy. the result was also bad news for england. in group d, there is no way they can make it through to the last 16. huge jubilant crowds filled the streets of costa rica's capital, san jose, after the

and group d italy and costa-rica will face on friday and winner to progress to the knock-out round.holds great significance for england who could miss out on the knock-out rounds for the first time since 1958 after their lost to iriaguay and we look at some of the potential scenarios. >> reporter: they are close to being in a terrible situation before the second goal and if that match against england finisheded in a draw they would have been the bottom of the group and i can't see them fighting through and now they are in a position where they challenge and england has not given up hope because what they need to happen is for italy to win the against against costa-rica and another favor and england would neat to beat costa-rica by one goal and in their favor and it's looking like a three-team battle between italy, iriaguay and the surprise team of the group, costa-rica. >>> they know the importance of their match against costa-rica and he tweeted to the 2.4 million followers if we beat them i want to kiss obviously on the cheek from the uk queen and they beat 2-1 in the opening game

powerhouse england and italy. italy in blue. italy up 1-nil. here comes england, danielster rhett ties it up at half. that's a butte! but here come the italians minute 50. big header from mario, and that is the game winner. italy beats england, final 2-1. >>> look who had a football camp. 49er linebacker patrick willis obviously photo opportunity at santa clara high school this week. and willis and his coaches shepherded about 400 kids for roughly 5 hours of drills and instructions. here's one thing weighing on the minds of these kids and fans around there. >> we'll get out of here with this one in front of all these people, are you going to get seattle? >> yeah! >> no choice. they are the best in the division. if we want to be the best, we have to take the crown. so we'll see. >> all right. more my chat with patrick willis or p-willie as we like to call him coming up on game day on kpix 5 at 11:30. >>> 3 on 2, across, the shot -- score!! [ screaming ] >> one time junior shark member alec martinez here won the cup last night for the l.a. kings

uruguay needed to progress, italy needed to draw. trying to preserve the shutout, he made vague saves in the first half. with about half of an hour to go in the game, he had another chance but the shop went wide. they got the red card for this file. italy was down to 10 when he blocked the kick. in the 81st minute, he could not save the situation. diego scored the corner kick. now italy is out and uruguay moves on. the question is, will suarez be allowed to play? he allegedly bit colleen e on the shoulder, but the referee did not call it. italians have called for him to be banned. >> joining us now? art, from the sports department. great to see you once more. >> they decided to play defensively, there was too much talent on the forward line. another double problem that the italians had, a hard time dealing with the heat. you can see it in some of the other games they played. plus a number of players are in the 30's. too much was expected of them. i think that the cards were against them. this is an italian team again making an early

. >>> pope francis takes on italy mafia in one of their strongholds. >>> and the invention that continues to save thousands of lives. >> first to the turmoil in iraq. fighters seize an oil refinery, and they're calling for a show of power against their enemy. they rallied across the country. the shia groups are also involved. in the northern town of kirkuk, they say they're preparing for a long battle. >> we urge you to be ready to sacrifice yourself. >> we go live to baghdad, you weris the intent to defend or fight? >> the intent to is defend. and it was, indeed, a show of strength. thousands of people out on the streets. mean in military and police uniforms. others in the uniform of the old army which was disbanded in 2008. also we had brigade of suicide bombers wearing mock suicide belts and people with explosive devices. in the last few moments we heard of an explosive device which exploded in the last few moments, and in another neighborhood about nine people dead and 24 injured which goes to show you despite all of this big show of power baghdad is still under threat. now this is a

similar to italy. calm after the ecb storm of last week. that fueledthe data markets higher yesterday. what is it? a six-year high. s&p 500 in the united states at a record high. 65 chilean dollars. that is how much a global equity is worth. $65 trillion. a couple of the stocks that will be on the move. we are talking about the likes of m&a. in the communication industry. telecom, bouygues up by 4.5%. what will be doing. we know that iliad, the for the biggest player, the new kid on the block that started a bidding war might be looking to buy the telecom unit of bouygues. a big disparity of what they want to pay. bouygues wants up to 8 billion and iliad says five point 5 billion. -- $5 billion. one of the biggest players in china, amazing amount they have over there. 118 million subscribers they have over there. -endntract for a very high sim card. it's about paying for your coffee and metro with your phone. china is getting into that. bank of ireland is down. why? cashing in. he is looking to offload close to 500 million euros worth of sha

more convenient to invest, spain, italy. especially italy. italy is changing. so probably we will go through this important reforms. yes, fantastic. but, again, if you don't solve the problem, we have 14% of an unemployment in italy. 46%, 45% of youth unemployment. so basically 1 out of 2 young people don't find job. you know, one generation that is destroyed. so that is -- for me, in the meeting that you are saying, the first thing is we need to move, create growth in europe. we need to, you know, solve the problem of 30 million people unemployed. that's the main point. >> energy and passion into the situation. going to shake them up, as well. so, thank you so much for coming on the show as the founder and chairman of gwm group. >>> some breaking news on the situation in iraq right now. kurds are in full control of the city according to dow jones sighting officials right now. looks like an improvement, it seems in the situation they're taking back the kirkuk city. >>> brazil is celebrating the first day of the world cup tournament by lighting up one of its mos

hope that you see a different italy, one that won against england. not the one that lost against costa rica. it will be a different match, as every game is. we certainly hope to impose ourselves and to win the match in style because we have all the chances to succeed. my team plays for a draw, and we are certainly not to do that in this game. uruguay have players at a high caliber who proved in their win over england that they have the key to unlock any defense. [indiscernible] do knowl forwards or how to attack like few players know how to pure they have a feeling for what they're doing, and we need to really give them our best attention. to the knockout rounds would represent improvements on italy's 2010 in africa and south africa when they finished bottom of their group without winning again. france faced ecuador on wednesday, knowing that a draw will send them through and seal a top spot. they had a counterattacking football in the opening matches, scoring eight times. and a score against switzerland, saying his place is not during two. -- is not

and suarez appeared to bite italy's jiminy. -- giannini.ruguay and fans operated along into the night in the capital. with the match against italy, they were set until the intervention. they could be without suarez for the remainder of the tournament. he appeared to bite, and if found guilty by fee for -- by fa, he could be facing a ban. front delhi took over italy after the 2010 world cup, last and after he finished last with just two points. >> both seem to suffer in the heat, we should say that. know, when both teams are so close and tied together, it's about the details. ergo i was pushing come up pushing, but not -- ergo i was pushing, pushing, maybe a penalty or a corner will happen, and it happened. greece now takes the runners-up spot. 2010 world champions spain return home tuesday after the disastrous campaign. they did salvage some pride in beating australia 3-0 on monday. left through a side exit at the airport, which left their fans feeling shortchanged. >> it always makes you a little sorry not to be near them and it did not di

i wouldn't mind if england and italy went through.orld cup isn't the only big sporting event today. the u.s. open begins as well. ahead of the tournament, i sat down with one of the greatest golfers to ever live. gary player. i asked him about what separates a good player from a superstar. >> the swing is not the thing. >> what is the thing? mind is the thing. there are only about 12 supersisters that have ever lived. in the entire history, what is it that makes you a superstar? everybody has an opinion. on genetics. i have studied genetics. anytime the terror bred racehorse program. you cannot describe it. it is the thing called it. everybody likes to think that it is just something that you are loaned that works under pressure. you have to have something that works under pressure. good nerves. you can go through the whole thing. courage, patience, dedication, application, fitness. t is never -- you are loaned it. nothing is on a permanent basis. >> is that talents over people often say, there is some cricketters. people used to say

while they are here this is all they know about italy.o charities save the children, [inaudible]. but with the eeu forcing migrants to apply for asylum in the country of entrance, italy is the one bearing the brunt of the biggest migration from the africa and europe in years, al jazerra, sicily. >>> the u.s. has black lifted thailand and malaysia for failing for combat human trafficking. secretary of state john kerry downgraded both countries on the annual list of the world's worst human traffickers. he says there should be no impunity for those found guilty of trafficking. and that the responsibility to end the trade lies on everyone. >> whenever rule of law is weak, where corruption is most ingrained, and where populations can't count on the protection of governments and law enforcement, they find zones of vulnerability to trafficking. but whenever rule of law is strong, where individuals are willing to speak out and governments willing to listen, we find there is protection against trafficking. and that is what is possible if we double

italy regains the lead for good in the second. 50th minute, crosses to bal balotelli. italy wins. uruguay and costa rica. campbell scores, unusual celebration. then oscar duarte, amazing header. costa rica not expected to win a game in group d with the upset of the day, 3-1 the final. group c, japan and ivory coast. japan up 1-0 until second half. that's using your head. 1-1 game. scores game-winner, just one name. two minutes later, looked like the first goal. ivory coast wins it 2-1 while colombia won 3-0. world cup fever catch it here on abc 7. i think you have it. >> i got the fever. >> i'm always the last to know. thank you. >>> up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, they built it, he came. why movie star kevin costner and why movie star kevin costner and hundreds of movie fans flocked no rush, andy. why movie star kevin costner and hundreds of movie fans flocked come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying your coach for adding

and in short, costa rica brings another surprise at the world cup against italy.e'll have all of the latest reaction from brazil. ♪ >>> hello. syria is increasingly deteriorating into a failed state and its war is bleeding beyond its borders, the words of ban ki-moon has he called for an arms embargo against syria. inside syria, a powerful truck bomb killed at least 34 civilians. while over the border in lebanon, a top security official survived an assassination attempt. and the military continues to battle a sunny-lead uprising in iraq. the iraq's shiite cleric has called for a new government. james bays is in new york where ban ki-moon was speaking. james on syria, why is he chosen this moment to take the speech? >> the certainly has made his call in a new way. i think he feels the situation is very desperate at the moment, and people are beginning to ignore what is going on in syria, getting used to the bloodshed. he blamed what happened in syria at the very start in 2011 very much on the assad government. he said there were peaceful protests and they were merc

mario barrow tellie making the headlines as italy defeats england. >>> we start in pakistan where there has been a major air strike in the north west. more than 50 taliban-linked fighters have been killed by government air strikes. according to the government, they helped to plan the recent attack on karachi's main airport. fighter jets targeted six hideouts in the region. we are joined by peshawar in pakistan. do you have more details about this operation by the pakistani military? >> the pakistani military is issuing details that the air strikes happened at about 1:30am local time. several targets were hit, including, sorry, uz beck fighters, ammunition dumps and an area close to the afghan border. after the attacks on karachi it was said there would be a campaign to target positions in north waziristan, belonging to the uz beck fighters involved in the attack on karachi airport. >>> tell us more about the uz beck fighters. who are they? >> when the u.s. launched the offence ior invaded afghanistan in 2001, many uz beck fighters fought alongside the taliban. asst forces pushed the fig

four-time winners italy beat england 2-1. sara coates reports. >> reporter: italy went into a group d clash without captain and goalkeeper out with injury. despite the setback they took the lead thanks to claudio. two minutes layered england were level. daniel sartritch the scorer. italy had the last word thanks to a header by mario balotelli giving them the win. the shock - uruguay beaten by costa rica, coming from behind to claim a 3-1 victory. in group c columbia proved they can cope fine without striker salco. they completed a 3-0 win over greece. >>> the final game on saturday saw more drama. av million midfielder honda opened the scoring with one of the goals of the tournament. then two second-half goals in two minutes by the ivory coast turned the match on its head. the ivory coast winning the group c clash 2-1. >>> undoubtedly the story of the day was the unexpected victory by costa rica over uruguay. >> this was certainly the best result in the history of costa rican football. they came into the world cup with trepid

italy on the attack and balotelli heads in what turns out to be the game winner as italy beats englandm behind to take down japan. the u.s. opens group play monday against ghana. and i'm going to take a wild guess that you will have faces painted like american flags. >> are you going to do that? >> i have my scarf and u.s. jersey ready. >> you have to do it. >> she is soccer crazy. she leads the league. >> the world taken by storm. thanks, kate. >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> a north bay store sold a winning lottery ticket wildfire $200,000. it matched five of the numbers from thursday's drawing. it was sold on fourth street in san rafael. the ticket owner has yet to come forward. the numbers are 4, 11, 13, 15, and 29. >> winning the lottery would help pay for a stay in san francisco just named the priciest city for travel. it is more expensive than new york city including a two-night stay and a restaurant with a bottle

france beet uruguay in the opening game and beat italy 1-0. >> reporter: italy came into the match beatingand in the opener. mario barra tellie almost doubling with an early charge. the costa reekans came back into the match. the pressure almost rewarded when joel was shoved over. the referee thought differently, sending the costa rican coach into a frenzy. pinto was smiling minutes later as captain headed in what proved to be the winner. costa rica's weapons of two wins from two games puts them in the last 16 for the first time in 24 years. there was no shortage of gold in the next match between france and switzerland. they opened the floodgates for france in the 16th minute. from there the goals kept on coming. benzimar finished with a double, the french blowing a hold in the swiss descent. 5-2 the final score. honduras scored a goal of the world cup peoples in 32 -- finals in 32 years, as they opened the scoring against ecuador. the lead didn't last long. valentia scoring to equalize three minutes later. valentia managed one more after the break to seal a 2-1 win, leaving honduras on th

you've got to look at italy. so this could come down to argentina, italy.i'm already on record as saying i think brazil can take another world cup but it's going to take a lot of winning. as we saw in yesterday's game, so much will depend on what kind of referee you can get. every referee can make a bad call or have a bad day. my big question is how the referee from japan got the game yesterday. the croatia player said he was talking to them in japanese. that would be like me talking to you in irish. it doesn't make any sense. >> charlie: what did you guys think of the call yesterday? >> 60,000 braying fans. tough weight of this entire country falling on this one japanese referee and he made an extremely dubious call. like any human in his place, he was probably influenced by these external factors and this time he points out maybe he wasn't the best guy to be put in these circumstances in the beginning to have the cup but that's part of the whole story. i think going to the broader context which is you have this inflamed brazilian public which roger is tal

you have to look and italy. this could come down to argentina, italy. am on record to say that they can get another world cup. it would take a lot of winning. as we saw in yesterday's game so , much will depend on what kind of refereeing you get. every referee can make a bad call or have a bad today. my big question is how the referee from japan got the game yesterday. the croatian players said when he was the call, explaining it to them in japanese. that would be like me talking to you in gaelic. you have enough problems of me talking in english. me talking in irish, it does not make any sense. >> what did you think of the call yesterday? >> 60,000 fans and the weight of the entire country following on this one japanese referee and he made it an extremely dubious call. any human in his place, he was probably influenced by these external factors. maybe he was not the best guy to be put in the circumstances. it is part of the whole story. going to their broader context which is you have this inflamed brazilian public that roger is talking about, which is

italy had the last word, thanks to the second-half head are, giving them a 2-1 win. the shock of the day game when uruguay were beaten by costa rica, in group d. the costa reekans coming from behind to claim a 3-1 victory. in group c columbia proved they could cope without their striker, completing a comfortable 3-0 win over greece. >> the final game saw drama as the ivory coast took on japan. japan's ac milan midfielder honda opened the scoring with one of the goals of the tournament. two second-half goals in two minutes by the ivory coast turned the match on its head. the ivory coast winning a group c clash 2-1. >>> whale sharks, are the world's biggest fish. swimming with them is a top tourist attraction. scientists are worried the impact tourism could have on the marine giants. we have this report. they are called the sea's gentle giants. tourists travel to central philippines hoping to catch a glimpse of the biggest whale sharks, in the world, some growing to 14 metres. despite their size though, they are not a threat to humans. classified as filter feeders, liv

migrants were rescued off the coast of italy during the weekend.t were saved by italian navy before their ricketing boats ran i into trouble. but 30 migrants died of asphyxiation in a boat packed with 600. never before have so many been found dead on the same boat, shipwrecks including. a forewarning of what is about to come. summer is also known as boat season. because of weather and calm seas, the number of migrants trying to reach the shores of italy rises dramatically, but never before has so many arrived so soon. more than 60,000 migrants have made this perilous trip in 2013. hundreds of thousands of syrians are escaping the civil war in their home country and they're this is behind some of the recent trends. but with resources already strained italy has repeatedly called for its european neighbors to come to its aid. it comes when e.u. changes presidency on the first of july. >> in india rescuers have pulled two more survivors from a 11 story apartment building. >>> done men have carried out attacks in three villages in northern nigeria but n

. >> the pope is heading to italy. a three-year-old boy was killed, caught in the middle of a drug turf war. and pope francis told them to repent or face damnation. >>> rosa and her son are still haunted by her husband's death. an innocent, gunned down by the mafia in a case of mistaken identity. >> they're worse than animals because they have no regrets, no heart. they're ready to destroy the families of innocent people. >> five years after the attack, al costill suffers emotional difficulties, having watched his father die in front of him. they both hope that the pope's visit will mark the beginning of the end of violence. because here in one of the most beautiful parts of italy, and one of the poorest, the mafia killing has continued. >> just a few kilometers away from this tiny church in march, the priest was murdered. the father was beaten to death by a drug dealer demanding money. a dealer on the fringes of a world of organized crime. that murder and the shooting of a local three-year-old boy prompted the pope's

playing italy, suarez appeared to chomp down on the shoulder. he was not penalized or given a yellow or red card. after the game he said suarez will get away with it because fifa wants stars in the world cup. but tonightfifa charged suarez and the discipline committee will decide if he should be suspended anywhere from two games to two years. suarez has been cited twice before for sinking his teeth into opponents and that's why some have nicknamed him kt the cannibal." yikes. we want to see your world cup spirit, no biting, please. these girls are painted up in support of their favorite team in san francisco. show us your fan photos. e-mail us or up load them on our news app at abc news.com/you report. a reminder from our sister network carrying the world match live starting at 9:00 a.m. nigeria versus argentina. at 1:00 you can watch honduras versus switzerland and that is on espn and ecuador versus france on espn2. >>> meteorologist sandhya patel is here and looking ahead already to thursday's big game between the u.s. and germany, sandhya. >>

you look at a team like italy. they basically got robbed today.hey were battling one man down for a portion of the game. someone andbites does not get thrown off the pitch. you know, uruguay scores. suggesting that it was an accident, that the two collided, his teeth collided with the other players shoulder. what do you reckon? >> he does have some big teeth, so that is a plausible theory. the replay is conclusive e-reader looks like you went in for the bite. you saw his neck snapped down. given his history, this is the third time he's done this now on a professional game, wants in 2010 and once in 2013 fighting against chelsea. is anything to indicate, and looks like you might have done it again. like some people even had doubts whether or not suarez would write something during the course of the world cup. investigations an and they reviewed the videotapes. what happens next? -- fifa now has an investigation. >> he should be seeing a fairly large suspension. in 2010, he was given a seven-game suspension domestically. in 2013 in the crime year le

powerhouse england and italy. italy in blue. italy up 1-nil. here comes england, danielster -- daniel sturridge ties the game at the half. that's a beaut! but here come the italians minute 50. big hitter mario balotelli! and that's your winner. italy beats england, final 2-1. >>> look who had a football camp. 49er linebacker patrick willis obviously photo opportunity at santa clara high school this week. and willis and his coaches shepherded about 400 kids for roughly 5 hours of drills and instructions. here's one thing weighing on the minds of these kids and fans around there. >> we'll get out of here with this one in front of all these people, are you going to get seattle? >> yeah ! >> no choice. they are the best in the division. if we want to be the best, we have to take the crown. so we'll see. >> all right. more my chat with patrick willis or p-willie as we like to call him coming up on game day on kpix 5 at 11:30. >>> 3 on 2, across, the shot -- score!! [ screaming ] >> one time junior shark member alec martinez here won the cup last nig

in italy, insult is the mother of invention.ghini sought to teach ferrari a lesson with lavish interiors, brawling v-12 engines, and style like nothing else. the namesake loved spain's traditional sport, so each model is named for famous bulls. the latest beast to bolt into the ring is the aventador. the transmission has three settings-- it has "road," "sport," and "race." >> fasanetto: "race," you have to set "race"! >> pelley: i'm not sure everybody should select "race" on this car. we didn't race through northern italy because of traffic, and because our jet helicopter with our camera can fly only 170 miles an hour. the aventador will do 217, zero to 60 in under three seconds. while 700 horsepower propels you forward, the aventador will set you back between $400,000 and $500,000. are we still on the right road for lamborghini? >> fasanetto: yes, next roundabou on the left. >> pelley: we're coming into the town of sant'agata in what italians call "motor valley." this is the original factory? >> fasanetto: yes, there is just on

the things happen in baseball. >> group "d" italy, england. three defenders, italyup upped out to a 1-0 lead. stirra stirragie italy goes on to whip 2-1. >> rs, uruguay, up 1-0. joel campbell. in the 54 f minute. then oscar duarte. costa rica not expected win. upset of the day. game five of the nba finals. spurs look to class it out with the fifth nba championship. this is not over. they whop twice to win the second straight title. using last year as a motivation tool to close out this series. >> we go back to last year and learn from that. we're 30 seconds away. we feel we have it in the back and slips out of our fingers. we learn from that, draw on that and say, it's not over until it's over. our goal is win one more game. >> tomorrow's final tips off at 5:00 p.m. special guest, we'll hear thoughts on mark jackson. more world cup at 9:00 and 11:00. >> my head is already spinning. there's more? >> that's it. >> up next on abc news at 6:00 they built it, he came. why hundreds first impressions are important. you've got to make every second cou

i am particularly thinking about italy and france. at what point will the bund is bank say, we need more help? i think it is critical for france and italy to reform. the third issue of course is we need the banks to be lending. >> ok, let's segment that. growth. the reason he is doing that is because growth in europe is shocking. rallied equities have on the pricing out of the breakup risks. we now have low growth, low inflation and draghi is trying to do all he can without stepping into qe. at a certain point, you have to say, this can't be good for european companies. we closed some of the spread that exist for companies that don't have great global footprints. what else is there to do? >> when you say european stocks rally, if you look at the trade-off between what is expected from european equities, three years of growth between 10% and 15%. that makes the current valuations look remarkably undemanding. is, now what is ahead? point will the fed begin to take support away? >> every mutual fund under the on aas got the trade differe

. >> italy and uragay. the 79th minute, they get into it and he goes down and when he gets up, he was like that dude bit me on the shoulder. look at this. if the bite mark doesn't fit you must acquit. and then the only goal of the match, italy is ousted and afterward italy's coach resigns. >> biting in soccer. >>> a special cam in delaware is underway this summer and it's about encouraging young ladies, the youth empowerment camp is for girls only and we caught up with them today at carousel park where the girls checked out the mount tropical disturbance patrol, during the program the girls ages 12 to 16 will learn about making good decisions and about[ male announcer ]ions and tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. that's powerful. call the verizon center f

migrants welcomed in italy. >> and in a few hours england will play italy in an historic world cup match the first ever in the amazon. >> the iraqi military said its holding back the advance of sunni rebels on baghdad, and it has been targeting hideouts it says are rebels. within the last five days rebels have taken over several towns and cities, including mosul, tikrit. they have captured three towns in just three hours. the iraqi army are ramping up answering the calls of leaders to join the fight against the rebellion. we'll have more on the pentagon moving an aircraft carrier to the gulf. first we have the latest from iraq. >> reporter: in the last 24 hours prime minister nourial maliki has gone on the offensi offensive. >> it's a decision that some opposition politicians regard against the constitution. the iranian president said iran is willing to help if asked. >> if the iraqi government seeks assistance from us, although there has been no request for help so far we're ready to help with the help within the international law and upon formal request of the iraqi nation and governme

lives in italy and it needs to survive no matter what it takes.logize or how society do find her. and she meets a man who treats are differently. perhaps go through this incredible failing off perhaps she is worthy of being loved. from all of that, i have so many tools to develop a character technically with an accident -- accent and study their culture and live that life of a gypsy. they allowed me to portray this character, i secretly started to research everything. i readook, every article about the culture. i felt it was only staying in my head and i had to fill this woman in my bones and toes. and i went to italy and got myself an apartment with no furniture, no gas. went on the street to start from what they can begin in the gypsy clan. the first thing is begging. begging for money. it was the most difficult and waslenging, little task i judging when i saw people here begging in new york or l.a. i was like thomas so easy, why don't you find yourself a job? i was wearing a different skirt and not cleaned hair and not showered. it was impossib