michael dunn kills jordan davis and there's a mistrial and then convicted. and there's the death of tamir rice and we saw tens of thousands people in the streets, across the country. had this moment. now a few things have happened. there's activism going on before those moments there were miami -- people in communities, activists and organizations who had for deck cascades generations been working on issues and we hadn't been paying much attention to their work. unquestion my cheer the attention we are were all collectively paying dissipated and it had started to do that even prior to the election. in 2015 -- last year in 2016, there hadn't been a name that had again viral the first time in the year, not a hash tag or shooting story. work with colleagued preparing a piece about where did "black lives matter" go, why do now one care and as we went how to the fact checking of the story, saw this name alton sterling. and except for this one guy -- and then the next day, orlando steele was killed and then a shooting of dallas officers, and then the reality it's

davie selke picked his spot past jordan pickford for an opening goal the germans barely deserved. equaliser was messy. they caused panic from a set piece and demarai gray pounced. within five minutes of the restart, england were ahead. will hughes weaved and worked an opening for chelsea's tammy abraham. the 19—year—old was 20 minutes away from being a match winner. but that's when germany pulled themselves back into it. substitute felix platte forced the game into extra time. 30 minutes couldn't separate them. legs were tiring, minds perhaps straining towards the inevitable. england said they practise penalties after every training session. abraham might have left early. germany had also missed one, effectively sending the match into sudden death. nathan redmond with the kick to stay in it. redmond with a kick that will haunt him. of course, there was a lot less at sta ke of course, there was a lot less at stake than italia 90, euro 96, but those england players will be hurting just as much tonight. as for germany, they're hurting just as much tonight. as for germany, they‘ re of

davie selke picked his spot past jordan pickford for an opening goal the germans barely deserved. minutes of the restart, england were ahead. will hughes weaved and worked an opening for chelsea's tammy abraham. the 19—year—old was 20 minutes away from being a match winner. but that's when germany pulled themselves back into it. substitute felix platte forced the game into extra time. 30 minutes couldn't separate them.

get this jordan spieth ties tiger woods or joins him as the only player with 10 pga victories before they turn 24 years old. talking football later this morning. vernon davisorning on good day d.c. he has a lot going on, charity work even a cameo in the new "baywatch" movie. >> if i didn't work here, i would watch the >> yeah. >> you should watch even though you work here. >> i can't watch and work. exciting. vernon davis. >> i love it when tim tebow wins. >> right. >> i didn't know there was a high class a and. >> triple and double. >> no, this is below. low, a, high a, aaa, major league. it's a lad erred its a lesson in there somewhere. let's see if we can get a weather lesson. >> worse getting to a little better. >> low 80's later today. sunshine low humidity an beautiful monday. look how quiet it is. erin will tell you will some not so good news about traffic. going to the pool today. steve, looks like member went to the pool this weekend. temperatures will be in the low 80's this afternoon. sunny warm and nice. >> he is he's so that handsome. >> tucker take a left and the from allison. >> i said you went to the pool. >> he has a love-hate relationship