does what few though he could get team usa past the "group of death" here's klinsmann tuesday, july1:00 pm the usa who placed 2nd in group g plays group h winner belgium who is 3-0 but came from a much weaker group the winner will play the winner of argentina-switzerland in the quarterfinals nba draft - wiggins picked #1 andrew wiggins out of kansas is the top pick by cleveland it was really between him and duke's jabari parker if his game is as good as his suit they made a good choice wiggins a 6-7 wing player is considred a great athlete who is the best long-term player in the draft although he may need some time to develop after a much publicized commitment to kansas he had a good but not great year for the jayhawks aaron gordon picked 4th and how about san jose's aaron gordon out of mitty high school and the university of arizona he was the first surprise of the draft being picked 4th by the orlando magic most had him going four picks lower gordon is another top athlete who is a good defender but his offensive game needs work at 6-9 with his athletisicm he should find a role imm

>> jimmy: but what they call in sweden, instead of a clam coma, a klinsmann. >> steve: oh, a klinsmannso, that's what they call me. jurgen klinsmann. that's exactly why. [ cheers and applause ] hey, this is cool. paramount is planning to re-release "forrest gump" this year to celebrate the 20th anniversary. so, it'll be back in theaters. which is great, because before, if you wanted to see "forrest gump", you had to turn on your tv at literally any time of the day. [ laughter and applause ] guys, i just saw that lawmakers in jamaica are now considering a new bill that would legalize marijuana. let me repeat myself. yeah. lawmakers -- [ laughter ] -- in jamaica are considering a a bill to legalize marijuana. yeah. in related news, lawmakers in italy are considering a bill to legalize spaghetti, and lawmakers in ireland are considering a bill to legalize whiskey. so, it's very interesting. [ cheers and applause ] legalize that spaghetti over here! >> steve: hey! ho! oh! >> jimmy: they call me joey spaghetti. you know why? don't worry about it. [ laughter ] you're the one who asked me. >>

for klinsmann he was an emotional guy.sn't fit in with the american culture, either. he's trying to europeanize the culture. he was the start. there are five players on the squad who identify themselves as german american. four were born in germany. they have played against other players on the squad they grew up with. he says it's no big deal, he's done it before. in terms of playing against players he grew up against. he does it in club play. kyle beckerman was asked, hey, should we call them german americans or just americans? beckerman said call them german americans, it's no big deal. they are. there are a lot of people out there. it's how you identify people. at the end of the day, all of these guys, they are playing for the usa. they are wearing the red, white and blue and want this victory for the usa and a victory, like a draw, will definitely take the usa through to the next stage of the world cup. john and christine, today is the day. we will find out exactly what happens. >> those players chose us. they could h

>> reporter: as for coach klinsmann, u.s. soccer is giving him plenty of wiggle room. he's been signed through 2018 the year of the next world cup. >> all right, thank you. >>> well i still want the u.s. team to do well. >> i do too. maybe if it's not realistic. >> maybe he's managing expectations. >> that's what they suggested, that's a coaching strategy. >> coaching strategy. we'll be watching. and it's 7:19. ahead this morning, we'll look at headlines from around the globe. >>> plus the bizarre plot that cost wealthy >>> low clouds and fog sweeping well onshore today, but it is going to clear up. looking over san jose right now, we have some cloudy skies, the winds have been kicking up around the bay area. going to be breezy throughout the day today. and cool along the coastline. highs there with cloudy conditions only in the low 60s. inside the bay this afternoon, we'll find more sunshine. 70s into san jose, 76 in concord. next couple of days warmer weather, looking very nice for father's day. >>> 20 years ago john blackstone covered the trial that captivated the c

i'm going to do everything to get to the round of 16, klinsmann said. there's no time to have friendship calls. it's about business now. after sunday's infamous portugal match, klinsmann also criticized. >> we played everywhere. they've done everything to make it, but we're going to do it the tough way. >> reporter: as a player he helped germany win the world cup in 1990 and later coached the german national team. but he isn't the only one with close ties to team er a cr klsm sle ne ltoff the roster includ america's all-time leading scorer landon donovan, one of the biggest names in the game. klinsmann also took some heat after saying it is not possible for the u.s. to win the cup. >> even though people don't agree with some of the decisions klinsmann has made, they're saying he knows something we don't and we're going to see if this thing's going to work. because it's already working to a certain extent at the world cup. >> reporter: klinsmann who studied to be a baker hopes he's got the right recipe for victory. and the reputation his team has earned

jurgen klinsmann has proven himself above reproach.out it in the next couple days, it has happened in the past. with germany. back then, it was west germany, 1982. everyone involved has pretty much acknowledged they and austria somewhat col included to get themselves both into the next round. you'll hear a lot about that over the next couple days, as well. it's a good side story. it gets people interested. >> there's nothing that you don't know the about sports. you always amaze me. eva, let's talk for people not so sportsy, let's talk about the trends we're seeing on the field. plenty of wild hairstyles. i'm noticing tattoos are probably as big if not bigger than the nba. >> exactly. i mean, i think we're going to see a lot of men's grooming tips out of this and a lot of the trends. lots of beards, lots of hairstyles. the styles have been extreme. obviously you have ronaldo's zig-zag in his hair which portedly he did in homage of a young boy who was ---ing >> it's great if he did that. but he's been doing that for years. lots of peopl

klinsmann has made a huge difference. if dempsey has a big game, we're through. >> they play thursday for a place in the last spot for the world 16 cup. >> they're not only going to be watching on the cabana and i'm sure across the u.s. but even in outer space. we're hearing the american and german astronauts on the space station are going to watch. we don't blame them. here's what one had to say about his countryman coaching the u.s. team. >> it's interesting to see for me even more so because he's from the state state in germany as i. he grew up almost the same place. in a way, even if u.s. wins, it's still a little bit of a victory for germany. i'm not afraid. we have this little bet going. if u.s. wins these guys draw a u.s. flag on my head. if germany wins, i think these guys need to shave their heads. i'm looking forward to this game. i'm sure it will be fun. >> that's the view from outer space. let me tell you one thing tim which is interesting. on twitter, going around is a letter klinsmann has written. he want th

usa coach jurgen klinsmann knows the german team well. >> west germany, jurgen klinsmann. >> reportera native of the country, he won a world cup for west germany in 1990. then, coached the german national team. and one-quarter of the u.s. squad is made up of players with german ties, like jermaine jones. >> i learned football there. but now i'm american. >> klinsmann told me the tug of the two countries is undeniable, but it comes down to one thing. how do you feel about taking on your native land? >> it will be a special day. but once the ref starts the game, you just want to compete. >> reporter: considering coach klinsmann is german, coached the germans, he knows their game plan. is that a advantage for team usa? >> a huge advantage. especially coming in as an underdog. >> reporter: it's not just klinsmann's passport drawing attention. it's also his paycheck. a lofty $2.5 million per year. is he worth it? >> i think so. for a couple reasons. he played at the highest level. you have that respect. and then, you have this international respect from other players who will come to the u

that has had coach klinsmann complain.e said we've had to do it the tough way so we're going to do it the tough way. norah. >> elaine we're going to talk about that controversy there. >>> it's 7:19. on >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by kyocera document solutions. printers and mips customized services. >>> the investigation las nearly a year. today, we could learn more about wh a disaster.ead, the who led thetime of the crash alanding is here. can learn from it. >> the news is back hereis morning." ;<@qd bythe tw ♪ l-elelf:erizf:8mku;m7za6z snqzfl ♪ >>> team usa's world cup hopes are still alive because we play group g co-leader germany on thursday. and these standings make one thing clear. we're number one as long as we beat germany. also we could tie them. we'd still get through on points. and we could even lose, but then it comes down to math. if portugal beats ghana by less than five goals or ghana beats portugal by only one goal then we advance on goal differential they could even tie. that

expectations sparked outrage, but now team usa has the second round in their sights and klinsmann'svable. we feel it every game. we all see the messages from everybody, the youtube videos of fan reactions after we score. it's incredible. >> usa! usa! >> we have to be in there right now and take that energy to another level again against germany and then it's going to look good. >> reporter: now, conditions at kickoff will be uncomfortable. temperatures are expected to be in the 80s and with the humidity it will feel like 91 degrees. >> we know where we'll be on thursday, don't we. >> yes. >> charlie, that was so nice of you to invite gayle and i over to your house. >> gayle, explain to her. >> yes. in other words, you have to invite yourself, norah. that's how it works with charlie. >> and then take pictures, right? >> he loves that. >> does he really. >> yes, he does. >> i have not been invited back. just saying. but back to world cup soccer for a second, it is sort of like march madness, really. >> soccer has taken hold in america, number one. two, if they beat germany, the number

klinsmann did address the media. dempsey will be fit to play in the game sunday against portugal, despite his broken nose, and of course a lot of people fearing the worst, too, about the super striker jose altidore and his hamstring injury. klinsmann says he hasn't given up hope. >> with jose we have to see how he reacts the next couple of days with his hamstring and we are full of hope that he comes back still in this tournament and that's what we're going to work on every day. >> reporter: poppy, there's been some suggestions that the usa will just be aiming for a draw against portugal on sunday. klinsmann said no. he is setting up his side to go and claim their second win of the tournament. of course, a lot of focus on portugal's star man, chrystrist ronal ronaldo. he limped out of training again but the portuguese team said he would be fit to play. they would say that, one of the big battles for team usa is actually the journey, 1,800 miles from issao paulo where th game is taking place, the hot, humid amazon, th

klinsmann has really galvanized his team. so, i think it will probably be a couple of goals each way, but i will go for the u.s. win. >> all right. good answer. that's the right answer, amanda. thank you. appreciate it. >>> a murder mystery that you will be hearing a lot more about in the week ahead. an entire family disappears from their home. years later, their bodies are found buried in the desert. we are talking about this case coming next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. [ female announcer ] we love our smartphones. and now telcos using hp big data solutions

the current coach of the german team was klinsmann's assistant. of david versus goliath as well as the master against his apprentice, if you will. there is a lot of excitement here many this town. but certainly the confidence level in the u.s. team is very high, don. >> cobi, you played in three world cups and you're the record cap holder. you actually played against germany in the finals of the world cup back in 2002. what is going to be going through the players' minds tonight you think? >> there is obviously going to be a lot of pressure for this team, because they know that they have to get some type of result. the last thing you want to do is leave everything in the hands of another game that is going on. so right now what they're thinking is okay, they look at the game against portugal there was mistakes at the very beginning, mistake at the last few seconds of the match. what is important is how they played in between. that period of time, that 80-plus minutes, if they can play like that, they're thinking they can go out and they can beat g

laterjohn brooksa sub heads in the perfect corner kick from graham suzi usa leads 2-1 check out klinsmanneactionavoids being second guessed for now for leaving donovan off team usa wins 2-1picks up crucial 3 points with portugal & germany on deck usa fans at estadio das dunas in natal brazil sideeliminating us from the last two world cups :34 seconds into the game - tony gwynn dies hall of famer tony gwynn has he was 54 years old gwynn collected 3,141 hits and was a 15 time all-star over his 20 seasons.all with the san diego padres the lefty was nicknamed "mr. padre" and finished his career with an amazing.338 average. he won 8 n.l. batting titlesand played in san diego's only two more recently gwynn was the baseball coach at san diego st. extension there last wednesday which was his first year of daughter and son will vernon davis report? . vernon davis holdout? will he or won't he, that is the question tomorrow is the 49ers mandatory mini camp and tight end vernon davis is raising eyebrows once again as to whether he will show 10 days ago he said he should be therebut today he sounded a

coach jurgen klinsmann. team tweeted a tongue-in- cheek note from him, excusing employees from work and imploring bosses to be understanding and even to take the day off themselves to watch. for many, at this outdoor watch party in washington, d.c. that was more than enough encouragement to chuck work for the day. >> i don't even know if they know i'm here, but i don't care. its worth it! go united states! >> reporter: indeed, the world cup has generated much more buzz in the u.s. than ever before, with record tv ratings. even today's one-nil loss to germany proved only a momentary disappointment. thanks to portugal's win over ghana, the u.s. advanced anyway, to the knockout round of 16 teams. the americans play again next tuesday. >> woodruff: more on this moment for the american team and the world cup fever among fans in the u.s. matt futterman was at the match and joins us from recife, brazil. the americans advanced, but they did lose to germany today. what happened? >> well, it th is just one of those we

team, jurgen klinsmann.en klinsmann played in the 1990 west world cup championship team and coached in 2002. his assistant coach was joachim loew right here, they know each other so well. >> by all accounts they are still very good friends. there's been talk about whether they will have a friendship agreement to make sure that they both get through and they get the draw. i don't think that's in their nature. i think jurgen klinsmann has something to prove and wants to go out there and beat his old team. >> now the u.s. has more to play for in this game. it doesn't seem likely there will be any kind of gentleman's agreement here, but if it's tied at halftime, if, you know, 0-0 after 45 minutes, what do you think you'll see in the second half? >> i think you'll see things naturally slow down. part of that will be the fatigue and conditions in there. i also think it gets into the players' minds that all we need to do is get through. seeing this huge breakthrough of soccer in the united states in general. saw th

coach jurgen klinsmann who has preparing his team for their sudden death game. few believe they'd be here. 23 men who defied the odds, matched some of the best in the world and reached the knockout stage in the biggest sports event on the planet. now the coach is bringing them back down to earth. >> all of the teams so far, nobody can claim they've reached 100% yet. so this is a very important message to the players, is that now -- now prove it, our next step is beat belgium. is it doable? absolutely. >> we want this badly. >> the players say they got the message. >> we have all the confidence in the world that we can go out there on tuesday ask beat them. >> and they know it is do or die. >> you win, you move on, you lose, you go home. we want more. there's a feeling of -- there's no feeling of satisfaction at the moment. >> the team now has two broken noses from two of the games, jermaine jones following clint dempsey. both will play tuesday, neither will wear a mask. the u.s. will play a belgian team who many see as one of the dark horses of this world cup. t

coach jurgen klinsmann has you covered. klinsmann wrote up this signed excuse. he left the space.ill in your >> here's setlse you can watch. fans can come together to support the philadelphia 76ers for the nba draft. yeah, it's a big night. a live look now at the home of the 76ers, the wells fargo center in south philadelphia. shrouded by the low clouds. 76 locations in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware are holding draft watch parties where people can win prizes even win tickets for the game. the draft begins at 7:00, and the sixers have the third overall pick. >> announcer: now yours in 10 weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> the rain is gone but left behind mugginess. the humidity stays with us and a quick warmup. temperatures around 90 degrees this afternoon. and a chance we'll see more showers, though not everybody is going to get that rainfall. 70 right now with clouds in allentown. 72 in northeast philadelphia. and 71 degrees in atlantic city. as the clouds are starting to thin outt or view from the marquis hotel. the brighloude to east, th a the showers and thunde

no matter which striker klinsmann chooses, defense will be key. play for portugal, despite dealing with a knee injury, reynaldo is reynaldo and this can guy can score from anywhere. >> we know it's going to take all of us completely focused, we'll have to know where he's at at all times. when he's attack, that's when he's going to be most dangerous. you lose a ball and the next thing you know, it's in the back of your net. >> the usa is, of course, looking to continue surprising us. something else that's been incredibly surprising is mexico, especially because they really struggled to just qualify for the world cup. but the way they managed to hold brazil to a nil-nil draw is absolutely phenomenal. a lot of that had to do with their keeper. this 28-year-old was absolutely dazzling. and now he's turned the heads of really all the big clubs like barcelona and if he continues to perform the way that he has been, rachel, mexico has a pretty bright future ahead of him. >> he was a brick wall in that match. i can't wait to see what he does next. fantast

coach juergen klinsmann says it's an important step on the path to american soccer excellence. >> thist to have those benchmarks. we want to be one day in the top 10, top 12 in the world some if you want to be there one day, this is now the moment to prove it. this is now the moment to show it. >> reporter: they'll need to do so against a young, fast and aggressive belgian squad that is one of just 14 to have won all three of its group game, but the americans could get a big boost if striker jozy altidore can return from his strained hamstring. altidor was seen jogging easily at practice this weekend. players like goalkeeper tim howard, well, they believe. >> we feel like we're strong and we're fast and we control the ball well. so it's going to be hard-fought game. >> u-s-a, u-s-a! >> reporter: american fans in the peculiar position of celebrating last thursday's loss remained bullish on team u.s.a.'s chances. >> we're about to make it happen. u.s.a. all day. >> reporter: coach klinsmann in a clear act of gainsmanship told his players to book their return tickets of after july 13th, t

klinsmann is optimistic. the team is happy about the challenge. they watched the mexico came before heading for training. it's a brutal reminder of what is at stake on tuesday as mexico was sent home. after seeing so many celebrations, miguel was left as angry after the dutch ended his world cup campaign. penalties saw the netherlands take a 2-1 win and send mexico packing for the sixth straight time in world cups. the netherlands will face costa rica next. france, nigeria, germany and algeria will join them. back to you miguel and alison. >> thank you. just because i'm wearing orange does not mean i support the netherlands. >> who do you support? >> america. hello. >> just checking. >> it's going to be good. >>> next hour on "new day" chris cuomo is live for world cup. >>> today we are expected to learn who will be compensated for the gm ignition recall and how much they will receive. it took them more than a decade to recall the 2.6 million cars with the faulty ignition switch. it's linked to 13 deaths and dozens of accidents. the pay off victim

we're talking about head coach, jurgen klinsmann. he stayed in the u.s. to scope out the nation of ghana. ghana has knocked the u.s. out of the last two world cups. the team was playing south korea in miami just last night. ghana dominated the game, winning 4-0. klinsmann is now expected to join the team today with that intel. >>> this year's world cup will be even more high-tech than years past, using cameras to determine when, exactly, a goal is scored. for the first time ever, each goal line will have seven cameras. those cameras will determine within five millimeters of accuracy if a ball crosses the goal line. a ball must completely cross the line for the goal to count. since there is no instant replay, refs hold all of the power. so now when a goal is scored or there is a close call, a signal is transmitted to the referee. by the way, the signal is encrypted so it can't be hacked. >>> the safest city in california is here in the bay area. we'll see if that's where you live, coming up next. >>> well, when it comes to being safe, it pays to be here in

their outspoken coach, klinsmann. >> for us now talking about winning a world cup is just not realistic't the first time this german born soccer legend has shaken up the american soccer world. >> you see him on the sidelines going nuts after every goal or missed goal. he's a german born son of a pretzel maker. superstar for the west german team. in 1998 he moved to southern california. mixed in and kind of became an american. >> i think my background hopefully helps me to prepare the american team in the best way possible for a very extreme tournament. he has made a number of controversial moves since he was named the head coach of the u.s. men's name in 2011 like leaving out the most beloved star of previous world cups landon donovan while the rest of the team, including 5 german/american players travelled to brazil. he has been very open by wanting to change the american soccer system. the way america has been doing it hasn't won world cups. i thinks like he can play around and take some risks. so far, again they've mostly paid off. >> reporter: this thursday his now american team goe

klinsmann has always been about team over individual. there will be poor performances but this was a group of kids and players performing phenomenal. the world is taking a look at this and saying, we are coming of age. it was a great day for u.s. soccer. you know what? i do believe we will go through. germany had beaten ghana over the weekend which they should have done, we would be through now. >> it would be over. >> look. all is not lost. this, by the way, great performance with thursday coming. what we need to happen, we need portugal to beat ghana by just one goal. goal difference comes into play here. >> this happens at 11:30 on thursday. if portugal or ghana draw, if portugal wins, the united states is through. if the united states and germany draw, the united states is through. the worse thing that could happen is a big win by germany and big win by ghana and hope it doesn't happen. 11:30 on thursday, i have a feeling a lot of people are not working too hard then. thank you, gary. appreciate it. >> thank you, gary. >> after the g

kyle beckerman and jurgen klinsmann were speaking but it was sunny at the time. their open training, it was sunny. this was not really in the forecast. i didn't even bring a raincoat so i don't think any of the players knew what they were waking up to this morning with the howling winds and rain that keeps on coming down. >> let's find out from someone who would know better than most, kobe jones, what is the impact of rain an play? how would it have affected you in one of the world cup games? >> i think the players are going to be looking atity weather, it could get heavier, players are more prone to slip and offensively that's an advantage. defensively they have to be clear, you could slip, the ball could skip so offensively i think this will allow more opportunities actually going to goal because those offensive players that have talent on boast sides will try to take advantage of that and go direct to goal to get the shots off. >> that really is an interesting take on the weather, cobi. greg wallace was telling us a little earlier in the show, when it comes do

i don't understand what klinsmann is doing, but if he wins he'll be a hero.he doesn't, i would hate to be in his shoes afterwards. >> brown: tell us the general themes of the world cup and of world football, soccer these days. one is globalization that these players, this is sort of a national competition. but these players play all over the world, don't they? >> yeah, they do play all over the world, except there is a trend among the brazilians that since there's more money in brazil now, some of the best brazilians actually play in the domestic league. but, yes, it used to be for years that the south american players were the magic, creative players, but europe had these great power house teams that were sort of technically more sophisticated in terms of strategy and that was what prevailed. that is sort of -- they've each drawn from each other in recent years, where is europeans had become very sort of skilled with their feet and technical in that sense, and the south american teams have gotten much more disappointed and much more organized, and i think yo

>> no, yo creo que jurgen klinsmann, el especialista, mi querido "jp" nos gozarÁ a todos, pero jurgenosa. si tÚ tienes un momento de necesidad, debes de tener un jugador con las caracterÍsticas de landon donovan, y de eso carece estados unidos. es la primera vez que lleva a un equipo tan joven y sin experiencia en mundiales, solo cinco jugadores de los 23 convocados han estado en una copa mundial, y eso te puede jugar en contra, jorge. >> dÉjenme preguntarles, ¿cÓmo se preparan ustedes para el mundial? ¿cuÁntos partidos les toca narrar? >> de entrada, en lo personal tengo 11, en la primera ronda... >> la voz, ¿y cÓmo mantienes esa voz? >> la voz, hay que calentar un poquito. [canta] hay que calentar la voz, no meterle mucho el hielo, tranquilo, mielecita... >> ni a la caipiriÑa. >> la caipiriÑa, dos o tres. sÍ, porque ir a brasil y no comerte una feijoada y una caipiriÑa es como no ir a brasil. >> ¿las frases que inventas? ¿estÁs preparando nuevas...? >> tengo dos o tres ya para brasil. >> no nos las sueltes aquÍ. >> las sacamos ahÍ. >> ahÍ las sacamos. >> ya tenemos dos o tres nuevas

however klinsmann's background though helped fuel rumors of a possible non-aggression pact since both teams would advance if the game ended in a tie but it was simply not meant to be after a score less first half in germany managed a goal in the fifty fifth minute and kept the u.s. at bay till the very end however jubilant fans couldn't get to upset over the loss since ghana lost to portugal at the same time the u.s. finished second in their group dubbed the group of death this tournament and so they advance along with germany into the round of sixteen with a score of one two one team russia is now out of the world cup while algeria advances to the round of sixteen algeria will next face germany and about that's sure to not be very easy and it's the wrong sport but three strikes and he's out right luis suarez star uruguay striker is out of world cup play for biting an opposing player for the third time in his career in this case it was italy's giorgio chiellini on the shoulder no doubt the incident is leaving a bad taste in suarez as mouth as fever has barred him from your. wise next

jurgen klinsmann didn't. >> gary hopkins didn't. >> nobody.ad no shot. >> tim howard will be on. after three games of group play, 23 men representing the united states and brazil have proven us wrong. tim howard had another stellar game in goal shutting down a fierce german attack that controlled the game in 70% of play. talk to him live in a few minutes. muller's goal in the 55th minute was the deciding factor in the match but ronaldo would bail the united states out for beating ghana. even in defeat the u.s. moves on based on goal differential. they have captured the attention of the entire nation but now the tournament really begins. the u.s. plays belgium on tuesday. if they win, they face argentina and lionel messi in the quarterfinals. >> incredible game yesterday. >> incredible for the country and great for soccer. the further the u.s. goes, the better it's going to be and will be great to see what the ratings is like for the game on tuesday at 4:00 eastern time and could build a big audience. >> you heard it here first. >> sam stein sa

and this is going to be a wonderful day for jurgen klinsmann, for soccer. certainly, a day when people are looking at beet of these games. not just the germany/u.s. game, but as the ghana game, as who goes through. >> and paula alluded to the weather. what kind of factor can that be? >> it's raining. it rains in the u.s. and it rains in germany, too. i don't think either of the teams care. it will probably be wet. but the reality is, the u.s. has to go into this german game. and as jurgen klinsmann said, they're not going in for a tie. they're going in to win. they believe they can give germany game. i believe they can give germany game. make no doubt about it. this german team is stacked. this is a german team that wants to beat the u.s. they have wonderful individual talent. and collectively, they're flying right now. >> michael, you lived in germany for 18 years. you can confirm it does rain? >> it does rain in germany. maybe a little harder than it does here. >> alexi, we can't let you leave without a salute. give us a salute. thank you, sir. now, it is

despite that heartbreaking tie with portugal coach klinsmann says they're improving as they're gettingplay. it is exciting to see the team grow. >> reporter: that stunning last-minute goal may have felt like a loss for team usa but klinsmann encouraged his team to remain focused. >> we come in the locker room and everybody was upset. he said it happened okay finished, yo view to look forward. you have to beat germany. >> reporter: but coach klinsmann hasn't always been optimistic. >> for us now talking about winning a world cup, you know, it's just not realistic. >> klinsmann's expectations sparked outrage but now team usa has the second rounds in their sights and fans are excited. >> the support has been unbelievable. every game we see the messages of everybody, the youtube videos, the fan reaction after we score. it's incredible. >> you have to be in there right now and take that to another level again against germany and then it's going to look good. >> reporter: now conditions at kickoff will be uncomfortable. temperatures are expected to be in the 80s and with the humidity, it wil

battled germany led by a coach jurgen klinsmann himself a star player for germany back in the ninety's klinsmann's background helped fuel rumors of a possible non-aggression pact since both teams would advance if the game ended in a tie but it was not meant to be after a scoreless first half germany managed a goal in the fifty fifth minute and kept the u.s. at bay until the very end however jubilant fans couldn't get too upset over the last since gonna last to portugal at the same time the u.s. finished second in their group dubbed the group of death this tournament and so they advance along with germany to the round of sixteen and it's the wrong sport but hey three strikes and he's out of here luis suarez star europe why striker is out of world cup play for biting an opposing player for the third time in his career in this case it was italy's giorgio chiellini or on the shoulder no doubt the incident is leaving a bad taste in suarez's mouth now as fifa has barred him from europe weighs next nine games and any football activity at all for four months his team and fans have found the de

not to worry, coach jurgen klinsmann has you covered. u.s.tweeting out a form that got us laughing this morning. you just fill in your name, take it in to your boss and you're good to go, right? coach klinsmann is telling your boss to, quote, act like a good leader and take the day off as well. we have one of those hooky playing fans with us now, kelsey haney in chicago and cnn's alison kosick joins us to talk about how u.s. businesses are affected today. kelsey, i must start with you. i'm admiring your outfit. sn>> it's awesome. are you blowing off work today kelsey to watch this soccer game? >> yeah. >> why did you decide to be brave enough to do that? i don't know that i would. >> i love america and this is a perfect opportunity to come together with my fellow patriots and support them. >> were you a soccer fan previous to the u.s. team doing so well? >> no. but my friend who's here with me, she's a really big fan and so it's really exciting to be here with her. she absolutely loves it. she's been following them since the beginning of thei

jurgen klinsmann knows the germany coach really well. he was clinsman's assistant when he was coaching his germany at the 2006 world cup on home soil. they didn't lift the title there. klinsmann's come into american soccer and surprised everyone at this tournament. they were seen as lambs to the slaughter. instead they've got a good chance of getting through to the knockout rounds. >> we are not lambs, we are lions. coming up on the lead," bill clinton taking on critics calling his wife out of touch. how he's defending hillary's remarks about their wealth next. plus, just the summer warning you wanted to hear for those traveling to the beach. why one expert is predicting an uptick in shark attacks. that's next. the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day. he was a matted mess in a small cage. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it all on ang

. >> reporter: coach klinsmann has encouraged them to attack more attracting a more diverse team. when the americans take on germany, they'll have some german talent of their own. the u.s. roster features five german-american players. jones scored the tying goal against portugal sunday. his father was an american servicemen. his mother is german. jones learned to play soccer as a child there. as a dual citizen, -- >> yes! >> team u.s.a.'s multi-national roster also includes players with dual citizenship in norway and ice land. coach klinsmann stands by his overall strategy. >> we try to develop play over the next years, it should really reflect your culture, your way of thinking. at the end of the day, it should be players that the people identify with. >> germany's style of play than u.s. coach klinsmann, considered one of the best players to ever put on a german uniform, winning the world cup for west germans in 1990. >> with several german-american players on the u.s. team there will be no surprises when it comes to swrermny. these germany. these are players that the u.s. guys

the team klinsmann helped create is now facing the so-called group of death. the americans will face powerhouses but first they must face ghana who knocked the u.s. out of the last two world cups. what defines success for team usa now? >> i think no matter who your opponents are in the world cup, the u.s. is now expected to advance from the group. >> reporter: as for coach klinsmann, u.s. soccer is giving him plenty of wiggle room. he's been signed through 2018, the year of the next world cup. >> thank you. i still want the u.s. team do well. >> i do too. even if it's not realistic. >> mayaybe he's managing expectations. >> that's what they're suggesting. that's a coaching strategy. >> we'll be watching. >> ahead on "cbs this morning," we're going to look at headlines from around the >>> 20 years ago john blackstone covered the trial that captivated the country. >> reporter: but already this drama has a chase scene few will ever forget. >> this morning john looks at the lasting impact of the o.j. simpson case and two people who were in the courtroom join us ri

klinsmann said he's not interested in a point. >> we want to be first in our group.hinking about a tie. we know a tie gets us through two. at the end of the day maybe ends up with a tie because it's an exciting game and a very close game. so be it. our goal is to beat germany and be first now. a group in order to play the second kbrogroup in a round of . this is really important. we cannot hope it kind of goes our way. we have to work hard for it, take all the energy in there. >> they say the easiest way to forget someone you love that's left you is cut off all ties. that's what germany has done in the run up to this game and in the world cup. they're favorites to beat united states but they're taking no chances. they believe the simulation is now complete. >> in the press conference he said in an american way, it's about business. that's what it's all about now. we didn't have contact now during the preparations or tournament. everybody knows everybody else is in a tunnel focused on the work with the team. coach klinsmann even more so. we'll greet each other in a fr

course, we haven't seen him since the first 20 minutes since the first usa game and according to klinsmannverything is coming along very well and we can expect him to play in the game, but i don't know if he's not there, to me guys, it's not that big of a loss. >> all right. hopefully they feel all of the energy that's coming from the u.s. brazil almost missing out yesterday. that game was crazy -- or day before yesterday, i guess, it was saturday. brazil, i imagine, the country was on edge after almost being defeated and knocked out of the play. >> yeah. no. this was a game that everybody, they were stopped, they were watching this. there were tears flowing after the game with brazil moving on. julio cesar, the keeper for brazil, he was phenomenal. actually saving penalty kicks. that very rarely happens. brazil staying alive, guys. >> barely. they are going to up their game. thank you so much for your reports. get into that team usa meeting. >> u.s. must be feeling pretty good about that if brazil is on shaky terms. >>> ahead for us "@this hour," russia stepping in, sending in fighter jet

coach jergen klinsmann said it was just not realistic.hat was his coach, for his team to win the world cup this year. thanks for the pep talk, coach. a real vince lombardi party pooper, isn't he. klinsmann is from germany. why does team usa have a german coach, does that make sense? i mean, do we really need a guy in there who thinks david hasselhoff can sing? and just his way of talking, i have to say it doesn't blend with the traditional american can-do spirit. i don't know what he's like in practice. but at the press conference this morning he wasn't exactly inspirational. >> will we win the world cup? to me it's just not realistic. in fact, the thought of winning anything in life is but a cruel joke. played upon the foolish, weak-minded. for we are but vapors, shrinking through the voids before merging with the blackness once more. silence and nothingness forever. next meaningless question? >> jimmy: you see what i'm saying? it's not -- yeah. it's not the kind of thing you are going to grab your pom-poms and run onto a field with. not