sam kerr was there.on the _ everywhere. sam kerr was there. you're on the coaching _ everywhere. sam kerr was there. you're on the coaching staff - everywhere. sam kerr was there. you're on the coaching staff of i you're on the coaching staff of the matilda's ten years ago when they had to advocate for their laundry to be done. what have you seen in ten years? 0bviously, quality has obviously, quality has improved. matildas as a brand has been _ improved. matildas as a brand has been huge. everyone knows matildas — has been huge. everyone knows matildas and sam kerr. the amount_ matildas and sam kerr. the amount of pay they get's increased, they travel first class — increased, they travel first class now when they go away. just iittie _ class now when they go away. just little things, but an enormous change. only ten or 15 years— enormous change. only ten or 15 years ago— enormous change. only ten or 15 years ago it _ enormous change. only ten or 15 years ago it was a lot less, so it's good _ years ago i

so, talking about australia, tell us about sam kerr. fantasticl tell us about sam kerr.ut sam kerr. fantastic player. and _ tell us about sam kerr. fantastic player. and i— tell us about sam kerr. fantastic player, and i should _ tell us about sam kerr. fantastic player, and i should say - tell us about sam kerr. fantastic player, and i should say there i tell us about sam kerr. fantastic player, and i should say there is| tell us about sam kerr. fantastic| player, and i should say there is a brilliant podcast you can listen to bbc sounds, all about her rise from the town of perth in australia, where i am, all the way through to her time in the usa. she went and played over there and now plays for chelsea. she has been there for a few seasons stop up until this year, had been the usual top scorer in the wsl league, so she is well known to english fans and players. she is the captain of australia. originally wasn�*t actually really into football at all, because you have to remember, in australia, it is quite low down the sporting pecking order, but number five. low down t

it is a game sam kerr's team—mate describes as "do or die".e is ready to step out of the billboard and onto the biggest arena of her life. if she does, australia will need her to deliver. the striker will win the norway game because of injury, she withdrew from the last match after feeling discomfort in doing the warm up. norway are bottom of group e with a point from their two games so far. england have reached 131 at lunch in their second innings on the third day of the fifth and final test at the oval — that's a lead of 118. a win for england would level the series. it's been another entertaining morning. 0ver over five rounds and over stop zak crawley has raised to 71 not out, australia will retain the ashes regardless of the result but i chasing an outright series victory in england for the first time in more than 20 years. new zealand have retained, a victory over chile, the author retain the cup, cellulite 7—5 at one stage but were overwhelmed by a ramp at all black side in front of 80,000 fans at melbourne cricket ground, the australia

in kerr's absence, steph catley took the responsibility for the matildas. she had to. with the lead finally secured, cool heads would be required for australia as ireland looked to strike back. and vera pauw�*s side did create chances but lost their composure when it mattered most. if kerr was feeling nervous on the sidelines as ireland began to threaten, it didn't show. although this megan connolly free kick went closer than australia would have liked. mackenzie arnold was kept increasingly busy in the matildas goal. all of the late pressure, it was australia who began their home tournament with a win. cheers for australia. to cricket, where the fourth ashes test remains delicately poised. at lunch, england are 61—1, in reply to australia's 317 all out. ben stokes�* side got off to the best possible start to the morning, withjimmy anderson taking the wicket of pat cummins with the very first ball of the session. chris woakes wrapped up the innings with his fifth wicket, josh hazelwood caught by ben duckett. he was back in the action almost immediately but

it is a game kerr's to make, carpenter, describes as to what i. step out of the billboard and onto the biggest arena of her life. if she does, australia will need her to deliver. let's have a quick look at some of the other football stories making the headlines today. manchester united have agreed a deal for hoyland. the fee is due to be around £61! million, 8 million in possible add—ons. newcastle's french winger allan saint maximin has confirmed he's leaving the club and is expected tojoin al ahli in the saudi pro league, the club are run by the country's public investment fund which also owns newcastle. also apparently heading to saudi arabia is former liverpool striker sadio mane, who looks set to leave bayern munich afterjust a year at the club. the bundesliga champions have confirmed that the senegal international is in talks with pro league side al nassr. he has been left out of bayern's friendly injapan today. manchester united have rejected a £20 million bid from west ham for england defender harry maguire. maguire's old trafford future i

sam kerr was there. the matildas ten years ago what have you seen in ten years? obviously, quality has improved. matildas as a brand has been huge. everyone knows matildas and sam kerr. the amount of pay they get's increased, they travel first class now when they go away. just little things, but an enormous change. to get what they deserve. we're going to see that going forward. much excitement about what this is going to bring for the sport. we've also seen around the city huge advertisements both for the cup as well as for the sponsors. no doubt generating more income. it's one of the most hotly anticipated films of the summer — barbie the movie. it's part of a wider business strategy by barbie�*s 0ur reporter dougal shaw has been speaking to their ceo. # close your eyes and find... this is part of the strategy to evolve matell from being a company that was being... people who buy our product are notjust consumers, they are fans. and my heels are on the ground. feet? were you taking a bit of a risk wit

it is a game sam kerr's team—mate describes as do or die.out of the billboard and onto the biggest arena of her life. if she does, australia will need her to deliver. juventus have been kicked out of this season's europa conference league for breaching financial fair play regulations. the italian club have been fined just over £17 million, half of which is suspended pending compliance in the coming years. juve have accepted the decision but maintain they did nothing wrong. fiorentina will likely take their spot in the competition instead. meanwhile uefa has also fined chelsea for breaching financial fair play rules as a result of "submitting incomplete financial information". .. chelsea said they have "fully co—operated and assisted uefa" in their investigations and "entered into a settlement agreement" with the governing body. the cricket's underway at the oval in south london with england on the hunt to level the ashes series with australia. it's day three of the 5th and final test. and england havejust started their second innings, 29 wit

more on that when we get more details of sam kerr�*s injury. will be the greatest women�*s world cup ever. many people who say that women�*s football is still not great a great game where it is not so entertaining, or it is kind of a bad copy of men�*s football awesome stuff like that, you know, when they watch a game for the first time, they will actually see that it�*s a fantastic game. it�*s very entertaining. its great athletes playing. the level has grown incredibly in the last ten years. and the best are coming here. the best are playing here in new zealand. they�*re playing in australia. so the entertainment is assured and guaranteed. let�*s cross to some images we are just getting in from new zealand. let�*s look at the celebrations after the final whistle. abs, let's look at the celebrations after the final whistle.— the final whistle. a great start to their home _ the final whistle. a great start to their home world _ the final whistle. a great start to their home world cup! _ their home world cup! they— their home world cup! they wer

we've been talking about sam kerr, the chelsea | talking about sam kerr, the chelsea player who is hereent her country. she has said she will be out of the first two games for australia after sustaining a calf injury. she tweeted that about an hour ago. injury. she tweeted that about an hourago. not injury. she tweeted that about an hour ago. not good news for the matildas, who will be starting without her. 0ut matildas, who will be starting without her. out of the two teams, they are the more experienced. they played eight tournaments, this is their eighth tournament in the row. 0nly their eighth tournament in the row. only when they missed was the first one in 1991, so they go in with a good record. this is the first time that australia is going to be meeting the republic of ireland. the first time was when ireland actually won 3—2 ne first time was when ireland actually won 3-2 ne 2021 first time was when ireland actually won 3—2 ne 2021 friendly, but this is the republic of ireland's first world cup. they are one of the debutants, if you will, and they will want to make a good impre

sam kerr, good news, she was available to play in that match, but they did not need her, she stayed oner, she stayed on the bench. why would you risk her when you have such a convincing win? the other game in the group b was between nigeria and ireland, that finished 0—0. ireland have scrapped so much but we knew they were out already because they lost to australia, and their second match as well. we knew they were out. but nigeria although they were held to a draw, that means that they have finished second, so they are also through, along with australia, because canada have lost in that group. an interesting outcome. the permutations start to be examined as to who will play whom in the knockout stages. australia will play england if england finished second in their group. if england beat china tomorrow in adelaide and top their group, then they will play nigeria. they will have to do that without one of their star players, keira walsh, who was stretchered off against denmark with a knee injury. we know already she will not play tomorrow against china. we don't know the extent of her i

but sam kerr missing that game is not good news for them. it is a big loss.good news for them. it is a big 1055-— that game is not good news for them. it is a big 1055-— elsewhere in football, declan rice made his first appearance for his new side arsenal overnight as they comfortably beat the mls all—stars 5—0 in washington. it was rice's gunners debut following his £100 million transfer from west ham. there was a debut too forjurrien timber. it was a great occasion, great atmosphere. it was great to see so many arsenal supporters telling the stadium. so, yeah, we had great moments in the game. especially in the first half, there were not that many great moments, but it was great to see some debuts. really pleased at the end with the result. staying with football and more big—named players look set to make their move to saudi arabia, including the first englishman to make the switch this summer. liverpool captain jordan henderson looks set for a reunion with former teammate and now al etti—faq manager steven gerrard — after liverpool agreed a initial deal of

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so she showed up to summer league and surprise her former student steve kerr. it was the first time they saw each other since 19 81 cell. okay. that's ready i can't imagine that by walk around the corner and saw my teacher for freshman and sophomore year i mean, we had a bunch because different classes. i asked i asked the warriors which she talks. the they didn't know. i mean, yeah. a man is seen my high school teachers like if i walk out the studio. so my 6th grade teacher miss miss jenkins. got a hold of years yeah. >> also you said i was right. got to come here for all right. thank you, jason debt. >> let's step outside to be a lime look at the mateo bridge. it's a commute time right now. a lot of folks heading home tonight. lourdes is here to talk about heat wave. we're about to experience. these temperatures going to get hot around the bay area national. the speaking about that too now. and so they've issued a heat watch around most. >> of the bay area away from the coastline as we're going to see those temperatures soaring probably some record levels. i

steve kerr, check out this moment in las vegas. >> oh, geese, ok. >> come on in. >> what? about to happen? >> many, many years ago. >> and behind those doors, a very special person, the warriors set up this meeting for coach steve kerr during the summer league in las ve gassments -- vegas. they haven't seen each other in nearly three decades. the reaction interaction just perfect. >> i came all the way from cairo to get your homework. >> where is it? >> it's still under -- my dog ate it. [laughter] chris: sports on abc7 sponsored by river dion: thank you so much for watching. i'm dion limb. dan: we appreciate your time. jimmy kimmel, david letterman and tracy >> lou: from brooklyn, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- david letterman and tracy morgan. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

australia got the better of debutants ireland in sydney — and without their captain sam kerr.of the group stage. and a famous first ever victory in the tournament for new zealand, with records set at eden park. their 1—0 win over norway meaning so much to the team — following tragedy earlier in auckland with that deadly shooting. a day for the history books then for the football ferns — as nick parrot reports. new zealand waited three years for this moment since being named co—host with australia in 2020. fifa predicted 2 billion people will watch the tournament on tv and record crowd for a football match in new zealand crammed into eden park. the celebrations were paused before take—off for the victims of the deadly shooting in auckland on the morning of the match. the home fans had never seen their side when a world cup game. the football friends and spent nine weeks in a training camp working under fitness and tactics and it paid off in the second half when hannah wilkinson struck. . . , ., struck. new zealand they had! champions _ struck. new zealand they had! champions in

steve kerr watching the summer dubs. warriors off to a hot start.und, great outlet pass to santos. eurostat for the score. down eight, santos scores just before halftime, game-high 25. late in the third quarter, the floater from brandon. the warriors lose. number three overall pick, victor wembanyama, taking on the hornets. kareem abdul-jabbar in the house. five blocks for the 7'4" french phenom. also added three assists. wemby made just two field goals both and 1 who for a total of nine points and 27 minutes. the spurs won. baseball now, the giants sat in third place in the nl west. pablo sandoval in the house for giants-rockies. watch brandon crawford tie up the game here, a two run shot. it is not it at -- knotted at 2-2. taylor rogers walks brinton doyle. thought that was inning ending, instead extends the ending. ezekiel shot to left proves to be the game-winning swing. rockies beat the giants. a's in boston, bottom justin turner, rb i single made it 4-0. top of the seventh, down 2 run shot to right center, but the a's lose 7-3. second round of

steve kerr watching the summer dubs. warriors off to a hot start.nd, great outlet pass to santos. eurostat for the score. down eight, santos scores just before halftime, game-high 25. late in the third quarter, the floater from brandon. the warriors lose. number three overall pick, victor wembanyama, taking on the hornets. kareem abdul-jabbar in the house. five blocks for the 7'4" french phenom. also added three assists. wemby made just two field goals both and 1 who for a total of nine points and 27 minutes. the spurs won. baseball now, the giants sat in third place in the nl west. pablo sandoval in the house for giants-rockies. watch brandon crawford tie up the game here, a two run shot. it is not it at -- knotted at 2-2. taylor rogers walks brinton doyle. thought that was inning ending, instead extends the ending. ezekiel shot to left proves to be the game-winning swing. rockies beat the giants. a's in boston, bottom justin turner, rb i single made it 4-0. top of the seventh, down 2 run shot to right center, but the a's lose 7-3. second round of

steve kerr, check out this moment in las vegas. >> oh, geese, ok. >> come on in. >> what?about to happen? >> many, many years ago. >> and behind those doors, a very special person, the warriors set up this meeting for coach steve kerr during the summer league in las ve gassments -- vegas. they haven't seen each other in nearly three decades. the reaction interaction just perfect. >> i came all the way from cairo to get your homework. >> where is it? >> it's still under -- my dog ate it. [laughter] [laughter] chris: sports on oh, hello! hi! do you know that every load of laundry could be worth as much as $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than detergent alone. see? this one looks brand new. saves me money? i'm starting to like downy. downy saves loads. when you're ready to go but static and wrinkles are like, nooooo! try bounce, it's the sheet. less static. less wrinkles. more softness. more freshness. bounce. it's the sheet. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean?

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yes, and so much of the pressure was on sam| so much of the pressure was on sam kerr who was a player in england, the star striker for chelsea, a formidable talent, and they are potentially the most famous sporting icon in australia at the moment and the attention was on her but she missed the game today with a calf injury and may be a doubt for the second and third group games as well. but in terms of their chances, they have a number of wsl players, sam kerr is the real superstar of that team. her fitness will be vital for how deep in the tournament they can go. for how deep in the tournament they can to. . ., for how deep in the tournament they can io,~ ., ., for how deep in the tournament they can go. what about the expectations for england? — can go. what about the expectations for england? pressure _ can go. what about the expectations for england? pressure on _ can go. what about the expectations for england? pressure on them - can go. what about the expectations for england? pressure on them as i for england? pressure on them as always. it for england? pressure on them as alwa

after a mix—up, as nigeria exposed australia's lack of potency, with the matildas�* main striker sam kerrh injury. the late effort from alanna kennedy wasn't enough and after this 3—2 loss, australia face going out, if they don't beat canada next. the netherlands are also without their star forward, with vivianne miedema missing through injury. looking for inspiration elsewhere, they rose to the challenge against the united states, going into the lead, throuthill roord, against the defending champions. the usa's head coach admitted his side lacked control against a side they beat in the 2019 world cup final, but captain lindsey horan rescued a point, with a second—half header. even so, the us could face early elimination in group b, because portugal are also in the hunt for a last 16 spot after goals from encarnacao and nazareth saw them beat vietnam, 2—0. portugal face the usa next to try and cause one of the world cup�*s greatest upsets. adam cottier, bbc news. in the men's game, atalanta striker rasmus hojlund, very much a player in demand. french side paris st germain havejoined the r

, advantage, they have sam kerr, a lot of supporters here, no doubt many barracking them on this topicver competed before we may see a dark horse here as well. ,., ., may see a dark horse here as well. , ., ., , , may see a dark horse here as well. _, ., , , , well. going to be very, very exciting- — well. going to be very, very exciting. we _ well. going to be very, very exciting. we will _ well. going to be very, very exciting. we will speak - well. going to be very, very exciting. we will speak to l well. going to be very, very l exciting. we will speak to you again soon. katie saw but one of the many we have covering the event. kicked off in just under three hours time. you can follow it across the bbc. you will find the latest from australia and new zealand on the bbc sport website or at and we will have more later in this programme as well. next, a developing story out of iraq. protesters have stormed the swedish embassy in the capital, baghdad, and set part of it on fire. it's the second attack on the building since a copy of the quran was burned outside a mosque in stockholm la

and australia, led by superstar sam kerr, are capable of beating anyone on their day. all the excitement on the pitch, many teams face problems off it. jamaica had to crowdfund to travel to the tournament, while at the other end of the scale, england are in a pay dispute with the fa over bonuses. you know, we want to keep pushing the game further thanjust being like, "ok, this is where we're sitting." it's something that we do regularly, every single tournament, every single year is what's next, how we can push the game on. growing the game starts at the grassroots. as one of the oldest clubs in australia and the hope is that a world cup on home turf will turbo—charge interest in women's football. could be a reallyl big wake—up call. this is a sport i can do, this is something i cani do at my local club. the girls are just wanting to play and they're giving up their netball and playing soccer, it'sjust fabulous. what would it be like if australia did win? hopefully a public holiday off school! this world cup has already broken new ground. the question is, will there be

today they play without two of the most dangerous strikers, sam kerr, the captain. to make an announcement, but as it stands, she is not going to take part in a game against nigeria but the rising star, mary fowler is not going to play because of concussion. so two strong strikers will be on the sidelines. but the matildas are continuing backed campaign to get to the next round and the knockout stages. they play against nigeria and they have managed to keep canada at bay. the olympic champions with a goalless draw and their goalkeeper, who was the woman of the match. they are up against a very experienced team and it is an uphill battle. they know they have one hell of a game tonight and i can see from the crowds and i can see from the crowds and the people who are already joining, it is going to be a big crowd, both on the screen and at the stadium. he big crowd, both on the screen and at the stadium.— big crowd, both on the screen and at the stadium. he had been there for all _ and at the stadium. he had been there for all eight _ and at the stadium. he had been t

. —— they are a key player sam kerr.o cricket now are a partnership of moeen ali and jack crawley has helped england get off to a great start. the very first ball of the morning helped dismiss and josh hazlewood dismissed not long after to leave australia out out for 317 with ben stokes side suffering an early blow to their innings with the loss of ben duckett for one run but they steadied the ship, both passing their half centuries and moeen ali eventually falling on 5a, being caught and joe root is now in an england currently 151—2. as well as the world cup in the ashes, today is also the first day of the open. australian cam smith looking to defend his title from last year but it's been a lesser—known name making the headlines on day one, we go live to our reporter ben croucher who has been watching the opening rounds. and it is a south african amateur. not many people are talking about the four the tournament. and it is christo lamprecht. tommy fleetwood just up the coast here in the north west of england making thre

star striker sam kerr is only fit enough for the bench but they're currently managing without her, they goals from hayley rasso. nigeria need to avoid defeat against already—eliminated republic of ireland to go through, it's currently goalless there. japan showed why they're among the favourites by thrashing spain 4—0 to finish top of group c. the 2011 champions were 3—0 up at half—time, with two goals from hinata miyazawa. substitute mina tanaka rounded off the scoring in the second half. japan will stay in wellington where they'll play norway in the last 16 on saturday. despite the heavy defeat spain still make it through as runners—up — they'll play switzerland in the first knockout round. here's how group c finishes. zambia end up third after their first women's world cup win, a 3—1victory against costa rica. two—time defending champions the usa play portugal on tuesday in group e, with qualification still not guaranteed. they've dominated women's international football in recent years and boast global stars such as alex morgan and megan rapinoe. but, after a 1—1 draw with the nethe

casey: steve kerr and coach k chatting. the lay up and the file. he is helping to make his debut tomorrow. the drive, kicks it to the three is good and we are going to overtime. the next bucket, dallas is going the other way. the myths for the win, -- miss for the win. that is a big celebration for a summer league game. gold cup semi finals. 10 goal off the right foot. this thing is headed for penalty kicks. usa shooting, panama with a chance to win. the game-winner. panama advances to the finals. the earthquakes hosting the sounders. espinoza with the corner kick. the left-footed laser. espinoza is the quakes all-time assist leader. quakes win, when you're ready to go but static and wrinkles are like, nooooo! try bounce, it's the sheet. less static. less wrinkles. more softness. more freshness. bounce. it's the sheet. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters bounce. keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure

you played, sam kerr came up underneath you.in your time as a matilda and the way things are developed? look, the progress has been pretty rapid, especially the last decade but if we look at the matildas context, they have literally gone from sewing their own coat of arms onto their playing kits and asking for their kits to be washed as like a minimum for what they were wanting to expect, to now having parity with the socceroos, so the journey has been long and winding and they know that they stand on the shoulders of giants who have paved the way for them but they also know that they need to keep progressing the game forward to allow for broader opportunity for those that follow in their footsteps. i was struck as well that they had to advocate to have their laundry done for them. you mentioned how they stand on the shoulders of giants — of the matildas certainly see themselves as advocates amazing, historic agreement back in 2019. can you talk us through what that achievement was? in 2019, the players, along with the football

. —— mark sam kerr. �* lack of excitement here for the final16. .. y., �* , final16. i can tell you've been talkin: final16. i can tellyou've been talking for— final16. i can tell you've been talking for days _ final16. i can tell you've been talking for days on _ final16. i can tell you've been talking for days on end i final16. i can tell you've been talking for days on end and i final 16. i can tell you've been i talking for days on end and probably cheering along at matches as well. you mentioned the excitement in the air but i would imagine as well that the pressure is really growing in some of the teams to get into that next stage of the match. does it feel a bit different now as you watch these matches in all the fans? that's right, it does and i think it also makes it very real when you see some teams walk out of the tournament as well. zambia left the world cup yesterday so as we see more teams and that it becomes more real how and it becomes, there is more pressure. there is also pressure on au

the biggest i brand now, that is the biggest change everybody knows the matildas, everyone knows sam kerrt of pay they get, they travel first class when they go away. just little things, but an enormous change, i can only imagine what happened 30 years ago. ten to 15 years ago was a lot less to what they get now, but it is only what they deserve. we will see that development - only what they deserve. we will see that development going - see that development going forward and much excitement about one month of good pr is going to bring to the spot. also around the city, huge advertising for the kop and for the sponsors. no doubt generating more income as time goes forward. it is one of the most hotly anticipated films of the summer. barbie has turned into a film. we'll hear from its chief executive. that's right, barbie the famous — some might say infamous — children's doll, after more than 60 years on the market, has been turned into a film. it's part of a wider business strategy by barbie's manufacturers, the toymaker mattel. 0ur reporter dougal shaw has been speaking to their ceo. # clo

just a couple of hours beforehand we heard that the star player, sam kerr, australia's darling wasn'tstadium, indeed, the vibe was electric. there were 75,000 people there, more than 75,000. it is the largest ever attended women's sporting event in the country. you can feel on the streets that world cup fever is in full swing even though it is only day too, is a mention. there is a lot of support, grounds or support for the matildas. they are about 10th at the moment, that they are predicted to win, most money is going on the us in that sense. here in australia it feels that this level of home—field advantage, perhaps they may actually be able to take a victory in this. we will see. but there is buzz here. shaimaa, you heard the words vibe, electric, buzz. how is this whole tournament going where you are? t’m this whole tournament going where you are?— this whole tournament going where you are? i'm sure katie has the same _ where you are? i'm sure katie has the same but _ where you are? i'm sure katie has the same but if _ where you are? i'm sure katie has the same but if you - where

and australia, led by superstar sam kerr, are capable of beating anyone on their day. all the excitement on the pitch, many teams face problems off it. jamaica had to crowdfund to travel to the tournament, while at the other end of the scale, england while at the other end of the scale, england are in a pay dispute with the fa over bonuses. thanjust being like, "ok, this is where you know, we want to keep pushing the game further thanjust being like, "ok, this is where we're sitting." it's something that we do regularly, every single tournament, every single year is what's next, how we can push the game on. growing the game starts at the grassroots. as one of the oldest clubs in australia and the hope is that a world cup on home turf will turbo—charge interest in women's football. could be a really big wake—up call — could be a really big wake—up call this _ could be a really big wake—up caii this is _ could be a really big wake—up call. this is a _ could be a really big wake—up call. this is a sport— could be a really big wake—up call. this is a sport i- could be a re

you played, sam kerr came up underneath you. your senior time as a matilda and the way things are developed. look, the progress has been pretty rapid especially the last acre but if we look at the matildas context, they have literally gone from sawing their coat of arms into their kits and asking the kids to be washed as like a premium of what to expect now having parity with the journey has been long and winding and they know they stand on the salt shoulders of giants but they also know they need to progress again followed full before the follow in their footsteps. i was struck as they had to advocate to have their laundry done for them. you mentioned how they stand on the shoulders of giants was of the matildas suddenly see themselves as advocates globally because they have managed to secure this amazing historic agreement backend 2019. can you talk us through what that achievement was? in 2019, the players along with the players along with the football federation australia which is now football australia, so to really live fo

. >>> draymond green's future was all the talk this off season, but steve kerr made it clear how importants to resign him. >> if he's not back, we're not a championship contender. we know that. >> and they did not waste any time today. the dubs quickly agreed to a new four-year deal with green at the start of free agency. it will keep green signed with the warriors until the end of steph curry's contract. klay thompson has one more year. we'll see if the warriors give him an extension or a new deal after the next season. >> but we'll see what happens next year. >> they all want to stay together. >> they do. >> okay, thank you. >>> all right, i'm going to let you guess who this guy's favorite golfer is. think about it. think about it. we'll be right back. >>> a lot of big names at espn are suddenly free agents tonight after the network laid them off. it cut about 20 of its long time sports commentators including jalen rose and steve young. the departures are part of a million billion dollar cost cutting move by parent company disney. >>> all right, we'll give you three guesses who this golf

so she showed up to summer league and surprise her former student steve kerr.ce 1981. so it's always cool to see. didn't see any my school teachers in a really long all righty. that's your look at sports. we'll be right back after the break. >> out of time. so that wraps up properties today. kron. 4 news at 9 coming up next. l a grand standing by with what they're working a good to see ken and vicki, thanks so much. so coming up on kron, 4 news at 9, the heat is on the bay area. take a look at some of these temperatures. scorching hot in the inland areas. of course, we have chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us with the details on when is expected to be the hottest of the week. and a warning from doctors for people with underlying health said it is a look good. also talking about a disappointing blow for ukraine. nato members basically rejecting ukraine's membership. >> uc berkeley, political science professor steve fish join us live to discuss what this means for ukraine's position in the world and the position in the world and the ongoing war with ru

zach kerr law, grounding into a five-three double play, and the a's struggling to score runs, failingscore in the inning and add to the lee. two outs for turlock, the rookie , his first rba in his career. mom and dad love that. top of the night, tied at two, the former giant mauricio dubon, homerun. another reverse boycott for a's fans this time at orville park, so this should be to sing. cooperstown were two new members were inducted into -- into the hall of fame, the 95 brace champ and a time all-star scott rolen finished with 493 homers, would have got 500 if not for the strike of 94, and while roland got just a percent of the book, the lowest percentage of anybody who was eventually elected into the hall, he may ask about that. brian harman, a five shot lead masters champion tried to push on the rough on a par 5, into the green, two-putt for birdie, cut for lead to a three, but harmon responded from 40 feet out on 14, that is not great golf weather, the birdie is going to drop, gets them back to -12 and -13, pushing the lead t sex, still a six shot lead in the bunker, marvelous ch

his future with the warriors was the talk all season, but steve kerr made it clear how important it wasate to re-sign him. >> if draymond green is not back, we are not a championship contender, we know that. >> the free agency officially began at 3:00 this afternoon, it was reported that draymond green and the warriors agreed to a new four-year deal worth up to $100 million. draymond green gets the multiyear deal he was seeking after turning down a $27 million player option and he will likely finish his career with golden state . the warriors can focus on smaller moves in the free agency to fill the roster, but the core group stays intact. that is until next season because klay thompson's deal comes up then, we will see if during the year or maybe the beginning of free agency next year, we will hear about a new deal. he will take notes . we would really like to see them finish it together here. >> don't they want to? >> they do. but it's all about money. >>> apple ended the week worth $3 trillion, the first company ever to hit that milestone. apple shares rose up to $194. apple has been

the swedish ambassador in baghdad to leave as the diplomatic dispute over the recent burning of the kerrtockholm intensifies. protesters in baghdad stormed the swedish embassy and set a section on fire. some leaders in the region are supporting the expulsion. the leader of hezbollah claimed arab and islamic nations to follow steps and expel swedish investors. russia's foreign ministry has imposed tight travel restrictions on british diplomats working in the country. it comes as a response to what moscow is calling hostile actions, including the u.k.'s support for ukraine. british diplomats will now be required to give at least five days notice for trips outside a 75 mile free movement zone. the senate judiciary committee advance legislation thursday requiring the supreme court to set up a code of ethics. the committee voted along party lines to approve the bill after several reports on several justices and their relationships with wealthy donors. the bill now moves to the republican-controlled house with little chance of being considered. hollywood writers and actors continue to strike.

steve kerr this chatting it up with another coach k in las vegas . the second-year guard finished with a game-high 31 points. as for the game, brandi podziemski gets denied at the rim. sudden death situation here. unfortunately for golden state, braxton with the putback dunk to walk it off! maps win 98-96. the warriors are still looking for their first win of the summer league. >>> soccer was not looking good for the usa in the gold cup semifinals. go ahead goal for panama, but this team has no quit. 105th minute, beautiful cross, jesus ferreira with equalizer off the assist! this match needed not just one the two pks to crown a winner. usa blocked on its first attempt. panama wins in penalties and they will face mexico in the gold cup finals. >>> nfl teams have yet to find solution for locking down patrick mahomes, however the fb was able to lock up his biggest fan. a total fanatic who wears a wolf suit was arrested on friday for bank theft and is accused of a string of bank robberies, according to federal prosecutors. how hard is this? the chief wa

in fact, steve kerr says they wouldn't have won four titles without draymond. here are the details.r-year contract worth $100 million. the fourth year is the player option. so draymond could opt out if he wants to. he'll be 37 when this deal expires. the deal becomes official on july 6th. really, you could believe here draymond and steph curry, maybe even klay thompson will all kind of ride out into the sunset together a few years from now. >>> he's not willing to take no for an answer. san jose mayor matt mahan says he's not dropping his push to bring major league baseball to the south bay. earlier this month, mayor mahan sent a letter to the commissioner of baseball, rob manfred, asking for the giants' territorial rights to be lifted. the a's actually gave the territorial rights to san jose in the 1990s when the giants were considering a move to the south bay. obviously that never happened, but the giants held on to the rights. earlier this week, manfred said the league was too busy with the a's move to las vegas to consider the request. mayor mahan says the fight isn't over. >> t

the remains were discovered on the clark kerr campus in an unoccupied building used as storage space for the university. the building has been out of use since the late '70s. the mysterious homicide has students and alumni questioning what happened. >> it's horrible. it's really scary. >> it's very confusing to me. i'm not sure what to think of it. >> reporter: mccreary was from texas and known to travel around the country by trains and hitchhiking. he did not have a known residence at the time of his death. as investigators look for a suspect for a crime that could have happened more than a decade ago, uc berkeley community members are hoping the family gets closure soon. >> whatever kind of investigation is occurring, that it's resolved as soon as possible so that the person's soul can rest. >> reporter: in berkeley, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> it's not every day you spot a coyote from your car, even more unusual when you are in san francisco. yes, this video was taken early this morning south of the castro district on 21st street. you could see the coyote taking a stroll

steve kerr is having an absolute heart attack right now! cliff jumping! >> i don't think that is part of his contract! i think you should stick with the inner tubes floating the mediterranean. looks like an epic trip, though. matt, ththanks. >>> king charles is adopting a tradition involving birds, boats and a bit of math. ian lee has the story from london. >> reporter: the uk is newly-crowned king charles needs to keep his ducks in a row. that includes counting his swans. every year, boatloads of workers round up the birds along england's river thames in a tradition called swan upping. >> we take them ashore, weigh them, measure them, and most importantly we check them for any injuries. >> reporter: the royal responsibility dates to the 12th century, when the crown claimed all wild swans in the land. back then it was more about making sure there was enough swan meat to eat at the feasts and banquets. this is the first time in 70 years that they are patrolling these waters in the name of a new monarch after the death of queen elizabeth. >> the king is ver

he remained noncommittal but said playing for coach kerr would be a bonus.t he's a true splash brother, taking a splash into the water on vacation in greece. he will join the dubs this fall as they look for their fifth title during this championship run. sports on abc 7 sponsored by i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considerin

head coach steve kerr has his sights on a gold medal run for team usa.he led the warriors to four nba he also won the nba title as a player five times. so that's nine right there. r was an assistant coach in tokyo. we were there with him, helping lam usa to that gold medal perspec could he repeat in paris? we will find out in about a year from now. back in a moment. ♪♪ >>> perhaps today talk of the ympic games has ined you to see the action in person. >> that would be a nice road trip. i think a lot of people are thinking that. before you book the flights and hotels, our in-house travel pro for some advice, chris chmura is here. okay. one year out. what's your initial guidance? can we afford it, first of all. >> second mortgage, third mortgage maybe? the first question, should you book this early, a full year in advance? we tried today and couldn't, actually, buy an airline ticket. the farthest out we could book a flight to paris was june 26th. that's not because they are full. that's because most airlines sell tickets to the public 11 months in advance.