jericka duncan, cbs news. >>> lloyd is the first ever in the woman's world cup final and fastest in world cup history men or women. the 33 year old says she thinks she'll return to defend the united states title in four years. >>> summer is in full swing but that doesn't mean you should put away the books. tips to keep your kids learning and having fun. >> it's christmas in july. amazon marks a special occasion with insane deals. >> good afternoon everyone. we have the skies clearing out but now we are talking about a big time change in your week forecast. we've got the details >>> summertime is a time for fun for kids but it can also be a time of learning loss. it's called the summer slide, and experts say a few tips can help keep your kids on track. chris martinez reports from l.a. >> reporter: summer means a break from a busy school routine for maggie nielson's girls but not a total break from learning. >> get them reading or get them going to museums or studying for a trip we might go on. >> reporter: experts say keeping school skills sharp is vital over summer to prevent regression.

jericka duncan reports this young players have a new hero. >> goal!of women who have scored three goals in a world cup final now stands at one. >> lloyd morgan,. >> reporter: after carli lloyd pulled off the historic hat trick in her team's dominance was complete,. >> the. is women the 2015 world cup. >> reporter: she fell to her knees overcome by emotion. >> i just had chills on my arms olympic golds have been amazing but there is something about the feeling all the hard work dedication. >> reporter: hard work and dedication may be the message. teammate megan rapinoe. >> she is such a hard worker so focus so passionate about the game. >> after the crushing loss in 2011 world cup final lloyd practiced relentlessly and developed what she calls her warrior mentality. >> i'm not into the glitz and glamor and dock my hair and makeup before games. for me it's about being known as a quality soccer player. >> reporter: since the last time the u.s. women won the world cup in 1999 girl's participation in high school soccer has increased 23%. but these days she

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jericka duncan is covering in montreal. >> reporter: the rivals battled through a bruising first halfion left a german player with a bloody gash as neither team managed to score. the second half, a tale of two penalties. an american foul gave german star celia sasic a penalty kick. the team had never missed one in world cup play. >> sasic's shot, she missed! >> reporter: but amazingly her shot sailed wide. the tide had turned. minutes later, the referee controversially ruled american alex morgan was fouled inside the penalty box. the replay appears to show otherwise. but in soccer, replays don't count, and the referee's decision stood. it gave carli lloyd her own penalty kick. she drilled it. >> shoots, scores! >> it felt like a long time i was standing there but i remained focus on what i needed to do and it was a p.k. i needed to sink. >> reporter: six minutes let lloyd delivered a pitch-perfect pass to kelly o'hara, and the game was over. last night's clutch performance was no fluke. she scored game winners in two olympic gold medal games. she's now the breakout star of this cup. >

according to his family, the husband and father of four is in good spirits. >> glor: jericka duncan, thank you. george h.w. bush is out of the hospital today. he broke a bone in his neck. at 91, mr. bush uses a wheelchair to get around and suffers from parkinsons but he has stayed active and is expected to make a full recovery. donald trump is trying to recover from remarks he made yesterday about john mccain. but trump says he's not saying sorry. here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: here's what donald trump had to say today when asked if he needed to apologize to senator john mccain. >> you know, not at all. when i left the room, it was a total standing ovation. it was wonderful to see. nobody was insulted. >> reporter: but his republican rivals and party officials say otherwise. >> what he said yesterday, of course, is offensive about john mccain and inaccurate about john mccain. but it actually is offensive to all p.o.w.s. >> he needs to apologize to senator mccain and all the other men and women who have worn the uniform. >> donald trump, you're fired. (laughter) >> reporter: fo

here's ta jericka duncan. >> reporter: late last night the parents of 24-year-old muhammad youssef abdulazeez released a statement saying -- "there are no words to describe our shock, horror and grief. the person who committed this horrible crime was not the son we knew and loved. for many years, our son suffered from depression." federal investigators say they have received nearly 250 leads but abdulazeez recently visited this nearby public gun range where anyone with or without a license can go to practice shooting. among the weapons abdulazeez had with him at the time of the shootings were an ak-47 an ar-15 assault rifle and a .45 caliber handgun. >> he dreamed of becoming a drill sergeant. >> reporter: church services honored the victims of the shoots. this afternoon, police escorted the hearse carrying randall smith to the airport. meanwhile, people who knew abdulazeez continued to wonder what they missed. afzalj sheikh who asked us not to show his face on camera regularly shaw abdulazeez and his family at the mosque they attend. >> why did he do it? i just don't make any sense. did he s

jericka duncan is outside bc place in vancouver, the place of the biggest celebration. jericka, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you all. what a storybook ending. this is really a rematch from the 2011 final in which japan beat the united states. but last night was a different story. in front of more than 53,000 screaming fans the united states kwept their eye on the prize and never lost sight of the ultimate goal. >> that's it. the game's over. the u.s. wins the 2015 world cup. >> reporter: team usa cried tears of joy. it's been 16 years since they've lifted the coveted cup, looked into the eyes of thousands of fans and accepted the most prestigious award in soccer. >> off the post and in. >> reporter: from the beginning, the u.s. scoring was fast and furious. carli lloyd struck first in the third minute the quickest score in women's world cup history. the goals and records kept coming. it took just 16 minutes for the u.s. to score four goals, an insurmountable lead that the japanese could not overcome. lloyd's tournament mvp scored three times. >> it doesn't

jericka duncan was in the stands. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.years, and yesterday's game was pretty much decided in the first 16 minutes. midfielder carli lloyd played a huge role in that scoring three times. lauren holiday scored her first goal of the tournament. heath added point number five. veteran abby wambach, who will already go down in history for having scored more international goals than any other player male or female told me that winning the world cup is a far greater prize than anything she's won before. >> i would give back fifa player of the year i'd give back most goals individually for the feeling i have right now. whipping a team championship, team world cup, your biggest tournament in your respective sport, for me that's worth all of the individual things. >> abby's had a different role in the world cup but i made sure every time i stepped out on to the field i would try to make something happen. we gave each other the look before the game and i just told her, i got you, don't worry. >> reporter: and that astounding 5-2 win n

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cbs's jericka duncan has more on abby wamback the national team all time goal scoring leader. >> wambackfiresscores. >> reporter: in one in the world, male or female, has scored more international goals, then abby wamback but of the 183 goals there is one that pretty much defines her the 2011 world cup america down a goal to brazil and literally seconds from an embarrassingly early exit. >> what a moment in time, iconic moment to be part of. there were so many things that needed to be perfect for that brazil goal, some people thought we won the world cup in that game. >> reporter: but they didn't. eventually losing in the finals to japan a loss that has fueled wamback's obsession to put a world cup title on her impeccable resume. have you you had any vision about how this will end, if there was any year for to us win, this has to be one right. it is end of me when it comes to talking about world cups. for me i like story book evenings as well. >> reporter: wamback has been mostly a sub in this tournament giving way to younger, faster players but rather than fuss and fume she has embraced the

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jericka duncan has more on the celebrations. >> reporter: it was an unofficial homecoming for the new world champions. players arrived at lax last night still beaming after sunday night's thrilling win against japan. >> goal! another goal! >> reporter: three goals in the first 16 minutes for carli lloyd, a hat trick for her, the first ever in world cup play. lloyd's journey won't end there. >> we're going to ride the wave. we have the olympic qualifying and marriage after that. we'll see. >> reporter: lloyd along with teammates alice morgan and hope solo could earn millions in potential product endorsements. >> she's a champion and she accomplished a historic epic feat, and that's what companies will focus on when they use her in their commercials. >> reporter: adding to their comarktability is the increased attention -- marketability is the increased attention to this turnment. -- tournament. more than double the ratings of the 2011 women's world cup when abby wambach mailed the famous header in the quarter final. this year's women's team is expected to receive only $2 million for wi

jericka duncan begins our coverage. >> reporter: a fifth cross was put in the ground today at this growing memorial site to mark the death of randall smith. shot three times during thursday's rampage. hundreds came to visit including the family of one of the victims. staff surgery, david wyatt. his father allen told me his son died after helping others escape. >> i'm told that my son and others were escorting the other people in the building, trying to get them out. that they were boosting them over a fence. that they were able to get 18 people away over the fence and they counted and there were two missing. and my son surgery wyatt and gunnery sergeant sullivan went trying to look for the other two. whereupon they ran into the shooter and were fired upon and killed. >> reporter: beyond the flowers and flags, you could see the fbi gathering evidence. 26 year old daly simmons paused to pray for peace. >> you could just feel so angry and it's just amazing to see all of chattanooga getting together. >> reporter: while others like cassandra daniels breathed for a nation in pain. >> what happen

jericka duncan talked to him and some of the other marines there. >> i saw him out of this window here. the first shot went through that left door there. >> reporter: 25-year-old lance corporal christopher gilliam was working inside the recruit. center when he spotted the gunman, mohammad youssef abdulazeez, and alerted others moments before abdulazeez opened fire. gilliam and these four marines fled out the back of the building. >> this to me is a sign that we all had very good training and we reacted the way we were supposed to react. >> reporter: staff sergeant robert driver, sergeant winfield thompson gunnery sergeant camden meyer and sergeant demonte cheeley had been deployed to iraq and afghanistan. they never expected to face the enemy at home. sergeant cheeley was shot to his left side. >> i looked down and saw my leg was bleeding. i just assumed it was glass. >> reporter: what's going through your mind at that point? >> at the time? when it all initially happened, it's just all adrenaline running. it didn't occur to me like, hey you really did get shot. [gunfire] >> reporter:

jericka duncan is there. >> reporter: what was a crime scene is now sacred ground. your brother enlisted right here? >> yes. >> reporter: 19-year-old melissa dennis says her 22-year-old brother is a marine based in australia. he enlisted at the center and knew one of the victims. >> this could have easily been my family. you know, my brother he's coming home in about a month and he wants to see this exactly as it is when he gets here. >> reporter: 21-year-old marine lance corporal skip wells was among those killed. his father kip wells. >> we send our men overseas. that tends to be when we worry about them most. we don't tend to worry so much when they're here at home. >> reporter: and, charlie the chattanooga police officer who was injured in the shootings remains hospitalized tonight. >> rose: thanks jericka. diplomatic relations between the united states and cuba broken 44 years ago were officially restored today. foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan witnessed the history-making moment in washington. >> reporter: a cold war standoff faded into history a

but as jericka duncan reports, abby wambach's teammates plan to make it a win. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: no one in the world, male or female, has scored more international goals than abby wambach. but of the 183 goals, there is one that pretty much defines her: the 2011 world cup, america down a goal to brazil and literally seconds away from an embarrassingly early exit. >> what a moment in time, an iconic moment to be part of. there were so many things that needed to be perfect for that brazil goal. some people thought we won the world cup in that game. >> the world cup to japan! >> reporter: but they didn't eventually losing in the final to japan, a loss that has fueled wambach's obsession to finally put a world cup title on her otherwise impeccable resume. ( cheers and applause ) have you had any visions about how this will end? >> if there was any year for us to win, this has to be the one right? it's the end for me when it comes to talking about world cups. and for me, i like storybook endings, as well. >> reporter: wambach, now 35 has been mostly a sub in this tourna

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jericka duncan is at bc place in vancouver where some fans did not expect to see the team this morning. jericka, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, ben. you know the first few games, the coach jill ellis said the team had know played their best soccer but throughout the tournament she's reminded her players, it's not how you start. it's how you finish. the americans are coming off a mental high from that stirring 2-0 victory over number onekb victory on tuesday. kelly o'hara scored the second goal. >> it's awesome. >> but veteran forward abby wambach wasn't ready to celebrate just wet. >> a lot of people were saying this was the final. wi still have one game left. >> reporter: in the last 2011 world cup final japan dealt the u.s. a devastating blow win, the final on penalty kicks. a year later they got a it. they said this is the matchup team usa was hoping for. >> not only is there a rematch, 13 members of team usa were part of that team four earring ago that lost in penalty kicks including all four women. >> reporter: both teams got to the file with more than a little lu

jericka duncan has more from chattanooga.pulled his car right here and sprayed this recruitment center with gunfire. these markings on the ground are where some of the shell casings were recovered. yesterday i spoke to some of the marines who were inside at the time of the shooting. >> the first shot went through that left door there. >> this 25-year-old was working with four other marines inside this recruitment center last thursday when he first spotted mohammad abdulazeez. >> i heard the first shot come out. i jumped over the cubicle. told everyone to run. he initially shot at one officer three his leg. >> he thenlt continued his rampage at a nearby facility claiming the lives of four. >> a show of hands, how many of you knew. >> this gunnery sergeant knew three of them including david wyatt who has been credited with helping more than a dozen servicemembers to safety. >> any personal thoughts on what you think motivated mohammad abdulazeez on why he targeted two military sites? >> i don't think we have any question. >> ho

jericka duncan is outside his home in hixson, tennessee, with a look at his background. good morning. >> good morning. this is where mohammad yousif abdulazeez grew up. we're told it's six miles away from where it hatched. abdulazeez was not on any fbi terrorist list and they have not found any connection to isis or muslim extremists. people here are in disbelief. they tell us the abdulazeez family lived in this affluent community for about 15 years. 24-year-old mohammad yousif abdulazeez was born in kuwait and became a naturalized citizen. the mugshot came after he was booked in april. he graduated with an academicelectrical engineering disease. >> we're checking every place he could have resided or did reside. shopped, went to school who his friends where, if he worked out as a gym. every possible lead. >> reporter: a national paper said he worked at this manufacturing plant in franklin tennessee. this video shows abdulazeez competing in a mixed martial arts bout in 2009. the red bank high school yearbook shows abdulazeez with a quote, my name causes national security

jericka duncan is here with the big answer. good morning. >> good morning. now turning to toast writers, complete strangers who hup to put pen to paper. we'll meet one moore who did just that. >> those who know me know i have to always put in my two cents if not today of all days. >> reporter: sharon has been waiting for years to toast amanda on her wedding day. >> there's so much to say. i'm so happy. speech was filled with appreciate. >> most importantly i want to thank my daughter eddie. like the time she was traveling from amsterdam to italy with her boyfriend and she was busted at the border for having pot in her bag. >> the story was true the laughter genuine, and the response positive. >> my daughter loved it. she came up and gave me a big hug and said oh, mom, it was great. >> but the words were not sharon's. >> he's patient, supportive he calms her down and he finally convinced her the refrigerator is for storing food not for fancy eye cream or bottled water. >> i don't want to make too much of it. >> reporter: she started the oratory laboratory wit

jericka duncan is at a memorial in chattanooga. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. overnight the police processed the crime scene where the first shooting happened. as you can see behind me it's now turned into a memorial site to honor the five fallen sailors. federal investigators say they received hundreds of leads but are still trying to determine exactly why mohammad youssuf abdulazeez opened fear on two military sites last week. they know he recently visited this public gun range and that the 24-year-old, a practicing muss lumlim muslim was pulled over for a drunk driving issue. his family said the person who committed this horrible crime was not the son we knew and loved. our son suffered from depression. abdulazeez visit eded where he thought his relatives could help him. >> did he seem depressed? his family said he suffered from depression. >> he might have but i didn't see any difference in his attitude attitude. he was just normal like every time i saw him. >> reporter: the shooting left five servicemembers dead including 21-year-old lance corporal skip we

jericka duncan followed team usa throughout the world cup and is at microsoft in downtown l.a. : good morning to you. pretty quiet in microsoft square but that will change later this morning, when this area will be packed with thousands of soccer fans. it marks the beginning of a tour. a chance for the new world cup champions to share their success with some of their biggest supporters. it was an unofficial homecoming for the new world champions. players arrived at l.a.x. last night still beaming after sunday's win against japan. >> score! another goal! hat check for lloyd! 72%. >> reporter: three goals in the first 6:00 minutes for carli lloyd gave her the gold ball for her play. she wowed the world and fans in her new jersey hometown where they are planning a hero's welcome but lloyd's journey won't end there. >> ride this wave for a little bit. we have got our victory tour. we have olympic qualifying and marriage after that, so we will see. >> reporter: lloyd, along with teammates alex morgan and hope solo could earn millions in potential product endorsements. >> she's a cham

jericka duncan is outside his home in hixson tennessee, with more on his background. >> reporter: behind me is the home where mohammad youssuf abdulazeez lived. it's about six miles from where the shootings hand. there's still a police presence here at this hour. abdulazeez was not on the u.s. terrorist list and the fbi did not find any links to isis or extreme muslims. at this time people here say they are in disbelief by what happened. they tell us the abdulazeez family moved to this community about 15 years ago. 24-year-old mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was born in kuwait and became a naturalized american citizen. the mug shot was taken after he was booked for dui in april. in 2012 he graduated from the university of tennessee at chattanooga with an electrical engineering degree. ed ryanhold is fbi special agent in charge. >> we're checking every possible place he could reside or could have resided, visited, where he shopd, went to school, who his friends were if he worked out at a gym. every possible lead. >> reporter: nashville newspaper, the tennessean says abdulazeez worked at this

jericka duncan is at a growing memorial in chattanooga. >> reporter: good morning. overnight the fbi finished processing this crime scene where the first shooting happened. as you can see now, this area has been turned into a memorial site to honor those five fallen service members. federal investigators say they received hundreds of leads, but are still trying to determine exactly why mohammad youssuf abdulazeez opened fire on two military sites last week. they know he recently visited this public gun range and that the 24-year-old, a practicing muslim, was pulled over in april for driving under the influence. on saturday abdulazeez' family expressed their shock in a statement saying "the person who committed this horrible crime was not the son we knew and loved. for many years, our son suffered from depression." a source close to the family tells "cbs this morning" abdulazeez' parents encouraged his seven-month trip to jordan last year because they hoped visiting relatives there would help him. a man who asked us not to show his face on camera regularly saw abdula

jericka duncan has more. >> reporter: until thursday's shootings, little was known about the gunman.ut now authorities are starting to piece together a profile of him, looking at his computer and medical records. also wanting to know where he traveled and who he may have spoken to. the investigation led fbi agents to this apartment complex in a chattanooga suburbs last night. they were looking to talk to a person apparently associated with mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. federal officials are still trying to determine why the 24-year-old fired approximately 100 rounds at two military sites last week. he had purchased ammunition at this walmart while he was with two other men. in 2013, he lost his job at a nuclear power plant for failing a drug test. a source close to the family said that soon after, abdulazeez wrote about how far his life had fallen. he expressed suicidal thoughts, martyrdom. recently, law enforcement sources say abdulazeez looked at the writings of radical cleric anwar al awlaki online. so far no direct link to isis or any other terrorist group overseas. as authorities

garecka duncan is outside. jericka, it is a good morning. >> reporter: it is a great morning, norah. this team played with so much passion yesterday inside the olympic stadium. they played with aggression. they were controlled. but most importantly, they were confident, and it showed. >> you can hear it from up here. >> reporter: the game had the flavor of a world cup final with the intensity and physicality to match. >> it was head to head. the blood has to be stopped before she can get in there. >> reporter: american hopes were on edge early in the second half after u.s. defender julie johnson pulled down a german forward in a penalty kick for germany, a team that hasn't missed a single penalty kick in a world cup match until this happened. >> a shot. >> reporter: with momentum shifting, the u.s. women seized that opportunity and turned up the volume on their attack. after alice morgan was cut down by a german defender cue carli lloyd. >> lloyd walks up. shoots. scores! >> reporter: who sent a rocket off her right fo