s men's national team after its world cup win over iran. iranian national team lost one nil to the u. s. on tuesday. afterwards some iranians took to the streets and celebration as a way of protesting the regime. 27 year old man said to be a close friend to at least one year, you ran iranian team member was allegedly killed by iranian security forces after honking his horn in support of the us iranians attending matches in qatar say they will keep speaking out. the message is clear. people want one thing and they want this regime to leave iran and give us our country back and freedom back. a larger crackdown on the human rights protests in iran, as persisted here for months following the death of a young woman in custody of the morality police. the president of france and his wife are in washington, d. c today for a state dinner before the event tonight, president biden and french president emmanuel macron held meetings about some of the big issues that are facing both countries. in today's news conference, they said they will vow to maintai

s. men's national team take on netherlands the area soccer fans who plan to take in the game will need toget up early jana katsuyama reports from san francisco, where soccer fans and some bars are ready to cheer for team usa. standard deviant brewery in san francisco's mission district. they're serving up glasses of beer till midnight. but the world cup on saturday morning is what was on many people's minds with team usa said to challenge another one. i'm nervous because they're playing the netherlands. but i really hope that they can able to hold are able to hold them off. the brewery is planning a watch party opening at 6:30 a.m. if you buy a beer, you get free blueberry pancakes. so one of us works the griddle. just playing in pancakes. people poured beers , the owner mark devito, says there watch parties have drawn big crowds of soccer fans talking football and the politics around this year's world cup. great people are coming together. they're appreciating the sport. we're discussing the issues with the location and human rights pretty fun to be able to see all the other cultures and

s men's national team in the world cup.netherlands saturday, a win would take the us past this round for just the third time in history, confident it's against anyone. we just have to go out there and apply ourselves and do what we have to do to get the job done. what about captain america? christian pulisic, who put his health on the line to score that game winning goal against iran? after suffering a pelvic contusion politic is hopeful he'll be out on the field for tomorrow's crucial match. just kind of see how i'm feeling taken a day by day right now, but doing everything in my power to be able to be out there on the field on saturday, goalkeeper matt turner hasn't allowed a goal in open play all tournament. the defense has been stout and the midfield trio of weston mckennie eunice moussa and captain tyler adams has helped keep the u. s undefeated so far. the eighth ranked netherlands represent a tough test for this young us squad oddsmakers favoring the netherlands team usa given about 21% chance of winning, but strange

s men's national team.halter says one of the players didn't meet expectations and they were ready to book him. um a flight and just send him back home. soccer resources say the player is 20 year old geo raina and the coaches weren't pleased with what they considered was a lack of effort during practice time. raina eventually apologized to the team. he did stay there at the world cup, although he never started in any of the four soccer matches. the semi finals of the world cup starts tomorrow . join us for viewing parties at the crossing at east cut in san francisco. that's right near the salesforce transit center mornings onto the nine fine. we'll be live at that watch party tomorrow and wednesday. come out and join us if you're in the area. in today's dollars and cents in real estate experts say next year home sale activity may reach the lowest point since the early 19 eighties, according to redfin. affordability in the housing market is likely to remain a constraint even if mortgage rates decrease mortgag

s men's national team has one more day to get ready for their next world cup match.ive picture from doha, qatar, where the team will take on the netherlands saturday. that game will get started saturday morning at seven o'clock if you'd like to attend to watch party standard deviant brewing in san francisco's mission district is opening early to welcome fans. we will be showing all the action. the game airs right here on ktvu coming up in sports. it was an emotional day. they're at the world cup. we had goals. we had replay review, and we have jason appelbaum up next with the ups and downs and a little controversy to boot. then on the 11 o'clock news. we are continuing to track road conditions in the sierra as we look ahead to the weekend, the major highway closure tonight. i'm great today. hall of famer and giants legend gaylord perry passed away this morning. perry was one of the greatest pitchers of all time he made his giants debut in 1962 and over the next 10 seasons in san francisco perry 134 games. he was probably best known for his spitball. which was nearly

s men's national soccer team now preparing for the knockout stage, the team beater ron yesterday to advanceo the next round. here's the head coach after the big win. group, especially towards the end. we worked. it wasn't going up. we have quite you're upset. many on the team had a difficult time controlling their emotions in the locker room afterwards, some in tears and just pure relief. this group of teammates say they are one big family. i didn't want to go home my birthday, but that would be really bad. so i'm so grateful that we got to stay here again. i will never forget his birthday. we didn't come here just to make it out of the group. that was our first objective that's accomplished. now we head into the knockout stages where obviously confident our team in the way that we're playing, so anything can happen. and the last time we saw christian pulisic, he got injured, scoring that winning goal yesterday. he even had to spend several hours at the hospital. but the check down and then greeted the team when they returned to the hotel, america's top player promises he will be ready to p

s. men's national team world cup game. a face-off with the powerhouse, netherlands, on saturday.it is the knockout round. the player who put us there, is kristen pugh, licit who scored the only goal of the game. that goal, leaving him with an injury that knocked him out at halftime, sending him to the hospital. the entire country is wondering, how is he doing? will he play this weekend? cnn's don riddell, joining us now, from doha. don, it is the pelvic contusion felt around the world, or at least, in america. so, help us, give us some updates on said pelvic contusion. how is he doing? will he play on saturday? >> look, we don't know for sure. but, the mood music seems to be, maybe he will, hopefully he will. certainly, the team wants him to play. certainly, the country wants him to play. this guy has, all of a sudden -- we've been talking about him for a long time, but now, is putting in these tell us manic performances. he only played a half game against iran, and one the man of the match award. a course, it was his goal that was crucial. he's not even the captain of the team,

s men's national team head coach gregg bert haller.ays one of the players did not meet expectations and they were ready to book him a flight and sent him back home. soccer sources say that player is 20 year old geo renner. coaches apparently weren't pleased with what they considered was a lack of effort during practices right , eventually apologized to the team and stayed at the world cup, although he never started in any of the four matches. alright so the semi finals of the world cup starts tomorrow and wednesday join us for viewing parties at the crossing of east cut in san francisco. that's nearly salesforce transit center mornings onto the nine will be live at that watch party tomorrow and wednesday, so come on out and join us if you're in the area. well the rain this weekend did not put a damper on some traditional bay area holiday celebrations. ktvu elissa harrington has a look from tilden park and how now that the rain is done. people are preparing for colder temperatures. the weekend storm didn't dampen this holiday tradition

s men's national team is playing the netherlands in the world cup this weekend. is a watch party at standard deviant brewing in san francisco's mission district. you can go there for the game and enjoy some food and drinks. they say the 1st 50 people will get a free beer. you will have to get there early. though you might want to wait on the beer a little. the game begins at seven am on saturday morning. ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this tile says classic gone glam. and this modern look? it's sleek...yet chic. ok, i've got it. everything i need to pull this project together. and all at the perfect price. at floor and decor, you can realize any aspirational project at an inspirational price. because with an unmatched selection of high-quality products all at everyday low prices, your bathroom upgrade has never been more “you.” discover floor and decor today! (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. your bathroom upgrade has never b

s men's national team survived the group stage of the world cup and they now move on to the round of face off against the netherlands coming up this saturday morning , december 3rd at seven. a.m. is what that match gets underway and we want to let you know watch party is going to happen at standard deviant brewing in san francisco's mission district. you can come down and join us for a great game. we hope for the u. s team, food and drinks and the 1st 50 people who arrive we'll get themselves a free beer. that's not really yeah. and early beer, not no, really. i'm sold. all right. good luck to the u. s a rail strike during the holiday season would be devastating for the country coming up next. the movement today in washington that may stop the strike in its tracks, also ahead at east bay father sharing his pain after a young drivers decision to break the law cost that father his teenager's life. got a tragedy. it was not an accident. this was something that was totally preventable. more details on this case coming up tonight when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put

s men's national team, head coach gregg burkhalter said.to book them a flight and send him back home. soccer sources say the players 20 year old deal, raina coaches apparently weren't pleased with what they considered a lack of effort during the practices will reign apparently eventually apologized to the team stayed at the world cup, but he never started in any of the four matches. and the semi finals of the world cup starts tomorrow and wednesday and join us for a viewing party at the crossing, at least cut in san francisco. that's near the salesforce trades that center mornings onto the nine is going to be live at that watch party tomorrow and wednesday, so we invite you to come out and join us in the area. if you are in the area should be a lot of fun out there. concert goers are mad at ticketmaster again over a pretty big problem, but investors seem to be happier about the economy this morning. pam cook has the details in today's dollars and cents. good morning, fam. good morning. we could do some good news for the stock markets for su

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blind eye to the fact that for quite some time now, the percentage of young men on our campuses have been in the 40's. nationally, 42%, 43% range. not a good thing. we are an outlier by virtue of our heavy stem emphasis in particular. we are one of the few schools when there are some more women. nationally, there are not. i think that the social -- the concerns about the societal effects of shiftless or unrooted men frankly go beyond the percentage not going to college. beth: right. gov. daniels: i think there are some problems beyond that. my friend and others have tried to get the nation's attention on this a long time. beth: that's right. right. you talk about one of the potential forces, the people are seeking other pathways to career, and i am hopeful that the future of education is a bit -- that it faces more innovative models. you have purdue global, which erases online education model. what is exciting to you in the space outside of traditional, maybe even beyond, or speaking more deeply about what online space looks like? i ask that with the back on that i recently had the privilege of sitting here with

s now been snatched away. crying. this was the reaction at one university in kabul when they heard the news. in kandahar, some young men walked out of their studies in solidarity. on nationaldress code, trying to justify a decision that�*s caused an international outcry. this is a dramatic setback. denying women the right to education is denying a future to afghanistan, to the country and to the people. we are asking for this to be immediately reversed and we are working on it. malala yousafzai, campaigner for girls�* education, survived an attack by the taliban in pakistan a decade ago. we always feared that it would get worse, which is happening right now. it�*s getting worse for women. and this is two decades of progress that women in afghanistan fought for. the bbc�*s sana safi grew up in afghanistan under the taliban�*s previous rule and could only go to underground schools. ifeelangry, ifeel sad, because those women will lose the precious time that i lost. they will lose the childhood that i lost. everything we have seen from the taliban in regards to their decision—making indicates that they�*ve not changed. whatever happens with the protests, these afghan women are

young man who had been at the top of the nation of islam and was ready to help him bring his message to more people. so these two men partnered in the late 1950's through the 1960's until he died. and they developed this organization together. susan: was the goal challenging the nation of islam? shahan: a lot of their plans were built around dethroning elisha mohammed and taking leadership of american islam and that is part of the reason why the title of the book is american caliph, this is not the only thing going on for the leadership of america -- of islamic america. susan: khaalis develops his own set and start recruiting members. kareem abdul jabbar. how do they associate and what did he do within that? shahan: that is the name that khaalis gave 2 -- who was with the milwaukee buccs. when they met he was still at ucla. it was a very exciting prospect. khaalis and cream abdul-jabbar's father -- kareem abdul jabbar's father knew each other. after khaalis master had died, khaalis was adrift for a while. at this time, elisha mohammed was really rising with one of his proteges, the boxing champion muhammad ali. once again, it happened and almos

s rights. it has the worst gender pay gap of any wealthy nation and men dominate its boardrooms and politics. dent here has claimed structural sexism is a thing of the past. but you need only scratch the surface... ..to reveal shocking discrimination. when yuna started herjob as a clerk at a major bank, she was told to make the lunch and wash the hand towels in the men�*s bathroom. translation: they said this fell to me, as the newest female member of staff. i said, "wouldn�*t it be better for the men to wash "the towels in their bathroom?" and my boss said, "how can you tell men to wash towels?" i politely said, "no", but my boss got very angry and started to torment me. south korea has the worst gender pay gap of all wealthy nations. but rather than promise to fix this, the president has courted young men, who feel they�*re being disadvantaged by recent attempts to improve women�*s lives. "abolish the gender equality ministry," they shout here. the ministry supports women and those who�*ve been sexually assaulted. and the president has agreed to close it. anna was raped by her professor at c

national security. the government commission that investigated the shooting, found that lee harvey oswald acted alone and assassinating j. f k. a u. s. judges. jail 3 men linked a plot to kidnap michigan's governor. they were members of a power miniature group that trained adam fox, who led a conspiracy to abduction democrat. gretchen whitmore in 2020. i now scanned the crowds for breath. i think carefully. but the last thing i say to people, when we part, i worry about the safety of every one near me when i'm in public. the irish army says one of the soldiers with a un speaking peacekeeping mission in lebanon's, been killed. and another was the engine that convoy reportedly came under small arms, find the town of cuba. the un mission says it's launch the joint prob, with the lebanese army. yes, my thoughts are with the family to this because this is the worst possible news for them. at this time of the year or peacekeepers, i think distinguish ireland overseas. i think that bring great, great dignity to the country. and i am at it is very, very sad that we have this morning that in a very serious instant, i wonder peacekeepers has been killed. tens of

national walk out. the government says it can't afford the 19 percent pay rise . they're asking to address the long term impact inflation. u. s. judges jailed 3 men linked to a plot to kidnap michigan's governor. they were members of a paramilitary group that trained adam fox, who let a conspiracy, abducted democrat, gretchen whitman back in 2020. and a police officer and jordan has been shot and killed during a confrontation with protesters and the southern city of mon. they have been demonstrations against the high cost of fuel in several cities, including the capital a man. you say it's not clear who shot the officer during the protest. so those lead lines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after the fans who made football. they took them to watching i from a few teens and fought their way through to the world. how do i know that who has what it takes to become champion, argentina, and france will battle it out in the biggest worth event on the planet. the pry, the greatest trophy of all, and a chance to semester name in history. katara 2022. on out, is there a ah so fix homegrown is in glasgow, scotland. it was found in my irish immigran

men's national side under gregg berhalter have faced their first world cup knockout game since brazil 2014. and up against the side who are three-time world cup runner? san 18-match unbeaten run with a very-well regarded, well-established coach. louis van gaal at the helm. he's been coming back, hitting back, with some fighting talk, against criticism of his side. not playing the most exciting interesting football. he says, hey, we are still here. we haven't suffered the same fate as the likes of germany and belgium up to this point. but he says, as much as they respect, they admire what the u.s. can bring to the party, they can be beaten. >> all right. and then in the next game, argentina and australia, the question surrounding lionel messi, you know, whether he's the best of all time that question was always around whether he could lead his team to world cup glory and has another chance to take them one step farther? >> oh, kim, are we going to go there? that's a debate that could last the whole program. but, no, that has always been the thing with lionel messi, he was able to win his first piece of international sill ware with this team, with the ca

s you. >>> the justice department has unsealed charges against two men accused of hacking the taxi dispatch system at new york's jfk airport. the government says the men worked with russian nationals system that makes sure taxis get passengers in the proper order. investigators say the men hacked the system to allow those who pay to jump in front of the line. this apparently went on for years. two men were charged and face ten years in prison. >>> one of the biggest entertainment companies in the country is facing new scrutiny. the madison square garden company which owns new york city's radio city music hall used controversial facial recognition software to allegedly kick a woman out of the venue. sarah wallace from our stations here in new york city explains. >>> i was excited to go and see the radio city christmas special counsel lar and see the rockettes. >> reporter: kelly's daughter is a girl scout. the weekend after thanksgiving the members of the trip and moms took a field trip to the famous venue. to msg entertainment, conlin isn't just any mom. this this a photo of security guards approaching her inside the lobby. >> it was pretty simultaneous to me going through the met

s ships, but the uss arizona was hardest hit. it exploded and sank. it remains underwater to this day as the centerpiece to the national memorial at pearl harbor. 2400 and three military menat day. should get the recognition above all everybody. they gave their life in the year. they are so. contour is 101 years old. he now lives in grass valley. his doctor advised him not to go to hawaii for the ceremony this year because of his agent health . but there you see another pearl harbor survivor who will be at the ceremony. his name is mike shaw. he's 102 years old. this navy veteran was 21 years old. when the attack on pearl harbor happened. he arrived in hawaii on friday and was greeted with the hero's welcome. no i'm not worth it. who's worth all this? just well, it's overwhelming. just really, really, really made me finish tear up one years. the u. s. navy is expecting about 20 to 30 world war. two veterans to attend the ceremony is scheduled to start about 10 minutes from now our time. gasia andre and sell back to you, ali. thank you. we're following a developing story of hayward this morning. this is the scene of a deadly hit and run collision that happened on harris ro

s ships, but the uss arizona was hardest hit. it exploded and sank. and remains underwater today as the centerpiece to the national memorial at pearl harbor. 2400 and. three military menhat day. should get the recognition above all everybody. they gave their life in the year. they are contours. doctor advised him not to go to hawaii for the ceremony this year, 101 years old, it would be too risky for his health. but at the ceremony today, at least one pearl harbor survivor is expected to be in attendance. 102 year old schaab was 21 years old when this attack happened. he arrived in hawaii on friday and was greeted with a hero's welcome. no i'm not worth it. who's worth all this? just well , it's overwhelming. just really , really, really made me finish tear up one years. the u. s. navy is expecting about 20 to 30 world war. two veterans to attend. today's ceremony is scheduled to begin a little after 9 30 this morning. our time, david pam back to you. all right. thank you, ali. new this morning, an alarm went off at oakland's central reservoir. a viewer alerted us to that alarm. at five o'clock this morning, when our crew got there, the alarm had been turned off, but

men�*s world cup first. a costa rica win would put germany and spain out. costa rica look to win it, and they might win it. it�*s in! and for a while this tiny nationwinners were morocco, who beat canada 2—1, and go through for the first time since 1986. nearly 40 years of waiting is why it all comes out at the end. today, one last round of group games will bring the highs and the hurt. joe lynskey, bbc news. we will get reaction to the exit of german women germany in a short while. but back to the announcement by sajid javid, saying he will not stand in the next general election. not the end of his involvement in politics, he says, but he will not be the bromsgrove mp any more. let�*s get more from our deputy political editor, vicki young. we have had a trickle of conservative mps saying they will not stand at the next election. you do get these cycles where people stand by but the surprise has been that some of them have been people you might consider to be at the peak of their career. sajid javid of course has got a career behind him in many ways. he has been home secretary, chancellor and health secretary. not currently in government. he has no

s. res. 865, commending and congratulating the northern arizona university lumberjacks men's cross-country team for winning the 2022 national collegiate athletic association cross-country national championship. the presiding officer: without objection, the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed. mr. king: i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. king: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 416 h.r. 4250. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 416 h.r. 4250, an act to amend the state department basic authorities act of 1956 to provide for rewards for the arrest or conviction of certain foreign nables who have committed -- nationals who have committed genocide or war crimes and for other purposes. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. king: i ask unanimous consent that the bill be considered