i love montreal. my favorite place in canada. are tough, crazy -- and i admire them for it. toronto, vancouver, i love you. but, not like montreal. why? i shall explain. all will be revealed. in the meantime, check this guy out. what's the post office's motto? neither rain nor sleet nor driving snow nor plague of locusts prevent the mail carrier from delivering my junk mail? here in montreal, the simple task of delivering the mail in winter comes with its own set of hurdles, icy hurdles. i've got to ask, do you have special equipment for this? >> we've got slip-on boots. we do have our boots in the rain -- sorry, when it gets icy, with spikes on them. >> uh huh? >> and they give is also slip-on spikes for when it's icy. ♪ >> any sort of city ordinance that you have to shovel or -- they're not penalized financially or ticketed? >> no, nothing like that. >> any injuries in the line of duty? >> i've had several tumbles, one incident i was off for two months. i thought i broke my ankle. >> what's the most perilous aspect of the job?

i love montreal. it's my favorite place in canada.o live there are tough, crazy bastards and i admire them for it. toronto, vancouver, i love you, but not like montreal. why? i shall explain. all will be revealed. in the meantime, check this guy out. what's the post office's motto, neither rain, nor sleet nor driving snow no plague of locusts prevent the mail carrier from delivering my junk mail? here in montreal, this simple task of delivering the mail in winter comes with its own set of hurdles, icy hurdles. i got to ask, do you have special equipment for this? >> we have slip-on boots. we do have boots so when it is icy with spikes on them. and they give us slip-on spikes for when it is icy. ♪ >> any sort of city ordinance that you have shovel -- you are not penalize sfld no, nothing like. >> any injuries in the line of duty? i have had several tumbles. one incident i was off for two months. broke my ankle. >> what is more perilous, dogs or icy stairs. >> in this area there are a lot of dogs but icy stairs. ♪ it's one thing to have

. >>> still celebrating in montreal and u.s.ances to the world cup finals plus a balarina takes a roll in the american ballet theatre. team usa is headed to the women's world cup finals after defeating top ranked germany last night in montreal and it was good major victory for the american side and john henry smith has the story on how they actually pulled it off. >> blocks off, shoots, scores usa. >> reporter: perfect penalty kick from carly lloyd, minutes later lloyd beat kellie o'hare for the clincher. >> for the cup! a stunning 2-0 victory for team usa ousting germany for the world cup in montreal. >> we are extremely happy with the way we played and so happy we never stopped believing in our game plain in ourselves and i think that germany is a phenomenal team and it feels good to get a win over such a great team. >> reporter: germany shut out by goal keeper hope solo and american defense one defining moment in the game was more of a blunder by the germans. >> sausage shot and she missed. >> reporter: missing very wide left

it's 2 hours north of us another at montreal lake first nation, in prince albert and that fire has passedo the community, burning six homes to the ground. the foundations is all that is left standing and still the situation is ongoing. there's hot spots in that community, and most parts of the province is high. >> faigss in -- first nations sa known as native american communities. there has been a number of evacuations as well. >> that's right. 7,000 people are staying in emergency shelters we under 13,000 have been forced out. half finding friends, family to live in. it's a sparsely populated part of canada. when you talk about 13,000 evacuated from their homes, it's a huge percentage of people living in this part of canada and there's no end in sight. we ask officials when can some evacuees plan to go home there's no firm answer. >> we see the fire equipment beyond you. seems they have brought the forces out available to them. do people in the communities feel it's been enough? >> it's a good question. if you ask some they say no. as i said earlier, they planned for 100 wildfires. when

abc's paula faris was at the match in montreal. hey, ball la good morning. >> reporter: well reena and t.j., they did it. they are back in the finals. you know this was billed to be one of the greatest women's world cup matches ever and it certainly didn't disappoint. number one versus number two, the top offense in germany versus the top defense in team usa. you know this was a very pro-american crowd here in montreal and the momentum finally started to shift in the second half towards the americans when carli lloyd nailed that penalty kick putting it in the back of the net she was mobbed by her teammates and team usa did it. they beat the mighty germans. >> it was a pk that i needed to sink and my teammates were you know graciously waiting for me to sink that so it was great. >> reporter: so up next team usa, they travel to vancouver, they will play in sunday's championship game against either japan or england and team usa going for history trying to become the first country to ever win three world cup titles. t.j. and reena. >>

alan: en los deportes, la c cosa se pone buena, locura en montreal, llega drogba. no te puedes perder las confesiones de vicente fernÁndez. alan: las aplicaciones y dispositivos para divertirnos y entretener a los hijos en las vacaciones, vente para acÁ. alejandro:ya volvemos a "despierta amÉrica", familia. aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", por unvisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ johnny: eso es! elmo, ¿te gustan los deportes? >> me encantan. el fÚtbol,el fútbol americano, el bÉisbol, te presunto félix. >> un gran portero. alan:eres de los pocos que dicen eso. fÉlix: estÁ chavo. alan: bienvenido nuevamente. fÉlix: ya comienza la jornada dos en el torneo mexicano, y amÉrica perdiÓ el primer partido, veamos cÓmo le va a matosas con atlas. uno de los platillos fuertes de la jornada dos. los dos equipos vienen de perder, asÍ que hay mucho morbo del lado del amÉricacon nacho ambriz. alan: ¿a quÉ equipo le vas? >> a todos los equipos. a todos los de color rojo. fÉlix: el rebaÑo sagrado de las chivas. al toluca... johnny: elmo sabe. fÉlix: las chivas perdieron la primera jornada, y van contra el

alan: ¿quÉ pasÓ en montreal?los californianos rebasamos el objetivo de 25% ahorro que fijo el gobernador jerry brown, en su primer llamado, cuando fijo san francisco ..-el termometro marca una actual de 59-las maximas llegaran a los 73 un grado menos que ayer -y las minimas esta noche descenderan a los 55 igual que ayerel clima este fin de semana estara bastante humedo, pero agradable. hacia el domingo la humedad podria disminuir no habra servicio de bart entre okland y san francisco est efin de semana por reparaciones sobre el transbay tube ♪ ♪ satcha: el rescate de una niÑa encerrada dentro de un vehÍculo en new jersey quedÓ captado en cÁmara, llorando desconsolada y baÑada en sudor fue descubierta la pequeÑa, los oficiales lograron sacarla rompiendo una ventana del auto, minutos despuÉs apareciÓ la madre de la menor con otro niÑo sentado en el carro de compras repleto de artÍculos, los oficiales le dijeron que su hija pudo haber muerto. otra niÑa abandonada en una camioneta en temperaturas extremas, la cÁmara

randy johnson, six-time cy young award winner played with montrÉal, so technically he's part of the nationals pager martinez also inducted -- pedro martinez also inducted. john smoltz, 21 years, over 3000 strikeouts having fun with his legendary hall of fame pitching teammates. john: back when i had hair, we had the time of our lives. when i lost my changeup, they were there helping me to find it. when i lost my golf book, the prized treasure of what i have a i was the golf concierge, they looked tirelessly and helped me find it. recently i lost 20 pounds and they helped me find it. reporter: d.c. united to the first place. their lead has been shrinking. they scored two goals in their last five. they face the rival philadelphia this afternoon. united down 2-0 in the first four minutes but came back. right now the game is tied at 2-2. nascar to brickyard, 400, kyle busch taking the checkered flag. busch is hot. that is his third straight cup win. nationals go to new york, miami. still 2 1/2 months to go. anchor: thank anchor: when should we expect this rain? reporter: most of us will get it to

you know this was a very pro american crowd here at montreal.tum finally started to shift in the second half towards the americans when carli lloyd nailed that penalty kick putting it in the back of the net. she was moved by her teammates and team usa did it. they beat the mighty germans. >> it was a pk that i needed to sink and my teammates were graciously waiting for me to sink that. so it was great. >> and there was a lot of concern early in the game for morgan brian after she incurred that nasty collision with a german player leaving her very woozy. she tells us that she was evaluated immediately afterwards on the field and again at halftime and the team will continue to monitor her for concussion-like symptoms. but they say she did not suffer a concussion. so up next team usa travels to vancouver. they will play insunday's championship game against either japan or england. their game is tomorrow. and team usa going for history, trying to become the first country to ever win three world cup titles. t.j. and reena? >> we are cheering them all

people are dancing on the streets of montreal before the kickoff. take a listen. >> just like this jazz band playing showtime at the women's world cup. the international jazz festival is just a way for soccer fans to kill time before the big match. team usa was on the pitch for a pregame training session in front of the media. the best actor buttes. it team -- speed, team spirits. ask the best thing about us -- >> the best thing about us is we are different. something we have in our back pocket that we are able to be so different in each game. >> the u.s. have played a variable game but they have yet to hit top gear. the 35-year-old will be starting against the germans in the hope of giving america a much-needed boost up front. >> of court -- of course we know she is an exceptional player. we need to be able to combat her. >> high score in germany also need a boost following a shaky performance against france in the quarterfinals. the coaches demanded better pressing and more attacking. sylvia knows that a similar performance could and germany's tit

jenner quien ganÓ medalla de oro en los premios de montreal, resolviÓ el premio al valor.do en la horma de su zapato, pero anoche lo superÓ una mujer. marÍa: gracias william. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: vamos a conocer cÓmo Ésta era el clima. guillermo: vamos hablar de esas temperaturas que poco a poco van subiendo. 76 gradÓ la mÁxima, todavÍa lejos de ese rÉcord en 1995 de 87. vamos a la atmÓsfera donde indica cielos despejados. la presencia de humedad que trae lluvias dispersas. ese huracÁn que se encuentran en pacÍfico mexicano, va a traer humedad para la zona de las montaÑas de california. maÑana las temperaturas, todavÍa en promedio. por lo menos para la bahÍa, palo alto y san josÉ, 80. oakland se va a mantener fresco, entre los 77 grados. vamos a ver lo que estÁ pasando para esta noche. el pronÓstico indica temperaturas en los 70. se encuentra dolores que ya sus vientos decrecen, de ser categorÍa 3 se degradar a categorÍa 2. la bahÍa se mantiene en temperatura de 80. el lunes estarÁ en los 77 y martes en 72. amigos en san josÉ, 86 para maÑana. sÁbado y domingo hasta los 84. te

. >> de montreal expresa todos de verlos y es una energÍa de mucha calidez, por eso la gente los quiereÁs, les queda contar que esto que ven aquÍ en pantalla es el inicio mÁs grande donde tomaron canciones de 500, tenÍan que mostrar lo mejor de lo mejor de esas 500. >> la realidad de las bandas y de las agrupaciones musicales es que todas se terminan peleando y separando, siempre... siento que cuando hay una agrupaciÓn anderson 17, el pÚblico nunca reconoce las 17, siempre reconoce mÁs a los cantantes, algÚn secreto deben de tener con la escogencia de los cantantes, se van los cantantes y siempre son triunfadores, por eso siempre yo digo wow! >> es lo que dicen ellos, el cantante cree que es el famoso porque los medios se acercan al cantante, per el que tiene cualquier instrumentotiene fanÁticos. la gente siempre apoya esta banda y lo baila tambiÉn representan una cultura de viajar en familia para conquistar el mundo y el cantante se le va la cabeza y la banda para permanecer unida busca uno integrante. >> es el punto que mÁs sale a relucir, la unidad que tiene la banda y de verdad que

he played with montrÉal, so technically i guess he is part of the nationals franchise.and atlanta braves legendary pitcher john smoltz, 21 years in the majors with 3000 strikeouts. soccer, d.c. united has not won in five games. they were down 2-0 to philadelphia in the first four minutes tonight. then malone the follow, back of the net, 2-2. 79th minute, the cross. it is a spin move. great play. the game-winner, united with a big comeback 3-2. nascar come indianapolis, the brickyard 400. jeff gordon gets into this, he is retiring at the end of the year. kyle busch the hot driver right now, he wins the brickyard. it is his third straight cup victory. kissing the bricks at the finish line. the canadian open, jason day the pretty for the win. he takes the canadian open by one shot over bubba watson, his fourth career victory. finally, from the gambling department, a horse better in saratoga, new york, placed a $.50 bet for five horses to win five races. his $.50 bet won $471,000.50. he did bet $675 on a combination of horses, but he still won most a half-million dollars on

we are inside montreal's olympic stadium 59th minute/ scoreless penalty kick for germany but celia sasic misses to the left still scoreless 69th minute alex morgan played at cal taken down in the penalty box carli lloyd buries the penalty kick 1-0 usa 85th minute kelly o'hara off the great pass from lloyd puts the game away with the goal 2-0 usa the usa is headed to the world cup finals sunday against the winner of england and japan the united states they were the last runner up losing to japan the then have the chance to even the score comes sunday giants in marlins stadium. with that weird thing in centerfield it is a dome with the humidity and the constant rain showers in miami bottom 2nd/ 1-0 giants dee gordan takes ryan vogelsong right-center it rolls all the way to the wall gregor blanco tries to flip it back it doesn't work gordon all the way around for a 3-run inside the park home run 3-1 marlins top 3rd/ 3-1 marlins buster posey solo home run off matt latos his 5th of the month 3-2 marlins bottom 3rd/ 3-2 marlins justin bour solo home run into the 2nd deck off vogelsong 4-2 marl

ladies entering montreal with a semifinal with germany. took 69 minutes but lloyd got the score. 15 minutes later o'hara, bang. the stanford product got a 2-0 heed. the u.s. in the title game sunday versus either england or japan. that's the other semifinal tomorrow. >>> miami, giants, two on for gordon and he knew where to put it. that's a big gaper. how big? so good gordon raced around for the inside the park homer. just inning, that's where the big boys put them. 5-3 miami win. >>> basset against colorado, held his own till the fit, fifth, blackmon broke it. 19,206 saw the as get six hits in a 2-1 who is. oakland has last three of their last four. look at this. holes out a shot from the water. here it is again. it's home! i could watch that for the rest of the night but we're running out of time. >> beautiful. >>. >> amazing shot. >> i just pick it up . >>> csi a next. and thelatelate show with james corbett is after that. >> it's going to be hot tomorrow. >> get up early. next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> it's hot in here. >>

stunning 2-0 victory for team usa, ousting germany in the semifinals of the women's world cup in montrealre extremely happy with the way we played. we never stopped believing in our game plan and ourselves, and germany is a phenomenal team and it feels good to get a win over such a team. >> germany was shut out by hope solo. and onedy fining moment in the game was more of blunder by the germans. missing very wide left in the 59th minute. >> translator: there were opportunities, but we didn't follow through. we could have scored goals that would have come on top of it all. we felt we were playing down the field well but when it came to the field of goal we weren't so efficient. >> reporter: the americans won the tournament back in 1991 and again in 1999. now after losing to japan in the 2011 finals, team usa is back with a shot at the title. >> we are not finished we have one more game. but we still have a job to do. >> reporter: that game will be on sunday in vancouver. team usa will faceoff between japan or england depending on who wins today. >>> stay with us we'll be back in two minute

the next games will take place in 2017 in montreal. >>> hope you got a chance to enjoy today because it looks like the showers may be headed our way. howard >>> during the break i taught howard what the word meant. >> i thought maybe you were angry, but they seem okay. and that is when you're angry because you are hungry. >> anyway, that is on the side. are we going to be okay for the walk? >> and most of us this evening will be fine. it will be later tonight overnight and in to monday. and that we will heat up. and we will start you off, but that's not a bad looking evening out there, all the water in washington. 83 degrees. it will be seven degrees, the warm one, and right now we will be down a little bit in to the 70s and the low 80s, a pretty decent evening out there. let's talk about the weather headlines, because we've got the showers increasing tonight and that will happen where it is not especially after midnight. yellow alert on monday, showers and some thunderstorms. a few in the morning and probably even more in the afternoon and in to the evening. that's when we're going

plenty of american fans in montreal. germthe women's world cup until there. 59th minute after alex morgan drawn a penalty carly lloyd shows germans how it is done. on 84th minute u.s. threatening lloyd with a cross. u.s. wins 2-0. they are headed to the world cup finals. >> it is a dream come true. this is what we train for. this is the blood, sweat and tears. everything. i know this is a great game and a great win. my eyes are all on the final now. >> d.c. united taking on philadelphia union. weather delay in the first half. d.c. united probably wishes the game was postponed all together. 79th minute work to give and go to perfection. phillies win 2-1 despite playing down a man. nle leading nationals are in atlanta for the last half of the six-game road trip. today they hope to continue their dominance over the braves. sweep last week in d.c. was part of the eight straight games against atlanta entering to night's game. 4-1 was capped off by clint robinson. his fourth home run of the year. in seven and two thirds inning

and check him out at "just for laughs" in montreal this weekend.anks to ryan seacrest, vanessa bayer, chris gethard everybody. david lovering plus the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: hey, what's up, i'm carson daly, thank you for being here. this is "last call." tonight, we're at amp radio for the show and here's the line up. for music, we've got another tv debut from the troubadour, holy wave is on the show. for our comedy, it's all about the very funny helen hong. but first, one of our favorits, chris hayes stops by in support of his msnbc show "all in with chris hayes." for more we go to raines law room at the william hotel for tonight's "last call" spotlight. ♪ >> people see hillary clinton more as being one of the folks in charge than an outsider trying to kind of challenge them. elizabeth warren has figured out a way to authentically channel a progressive populist frustration. christie is too damaged. he is a very talented politician. he can not survive the primaries. ted cru

ignacio anotaba por el montreal. juliÁn: de carambola. con quÉ lo hizo? adriana: auto gol.a en el sapo. si lo consigues son 1000 $ para una causa benÉfica que la producciÓn dona cada domingo si no son 100 al frente 250. al frente -medio 500$ vamos a ver la lista de los mejores. edgar martÍnez, ese soy yo. [risas] [ informaciÓn en pantalla] queremos que aparezca ahÍ. acuÉrdate que dice " mÁs vale maÑa que fuerza" lista? >> sÍ. edgar: primer intento! no. segundo 100$, 200$ tranquila, tranquila. tiene 1 oportunidad. >> en la boca! edgar: en mi boca no! la del sapo. 200$ como un frisbee. >> quieres hacerlo? edgar: mis tiempos ya pasaron. 400$, cuÁntas te quedan? >> 2. edgar: 500 $, por favor al sapo, al sapo. intenta. [rÍe] >> tiene mucha fuerza! edgar: primera vez en la historia que alguien la vuela. juliÁn: esto fue espectacular! edgar: no sÉ si adriana lo... adriana: no yo dirÍa que le dieramos otra mÁs. >> otra! otra! edgar: otra, otra... adriana: no te preocupes que en la guerra de los sexos nos vamos a vengar. cada vez estamos cerca. guerra de los sexos! adriana: regresar

it goes from saratoga county to the canadian border, south of montreal over to watertown, the home of fort drum. i spend a lot of time doing retail grassroots politics. i put $100,000 -- 100,000 miles on my truck. that is a lot of hard work getting to events. >> what have you learned about you during the process? representative stefanik: any candidate that runs for office and has the courage to step up, you learn a tremendous amount about yourself. you questioned why you are doing this, what you can bring to the table to make your case. particularly early on in my campaign, i was going alone to events. i was introducing myself to strangers. that takes something within your gut. there is a sense of doing it be on yourself for a greater purpose. so i learned a lot. there are highs and lows on every campaign. it really test your inner self. >> talk about your mom and dad in the plywood business. where did you grow up, and tell us about your parents? representative stefanik: i was born in albany county. i am a proud new yorker. my family had a home in essex county since i was three years

john henry smith is in montreal, asking man fans why they think the women's team is doing well. >>> why is american women's soccer so good? >> i think we are determined to show the world na americans are good soccer players. >> they are nice feel-good words. we asked fans to dig deeper. why, we asked, would america, a country that buy and large likes but not invested in better soccer consistly produce better women's teams than countries that live for soccer. american fans point to two facts that are more than a little related. first, title 9, the landmark 72 legislation that mandated that schools in america provide funding for women's athletics. many think the women's team is not here if not for that law. >> i started playing in the '70s because of the title nine. it got women in the sports more than the spectator, there's the concept of equality. title nine forced immeasurable quality tonne the american landscape. in brazil. a law in the books made it illegal for women to play. in nigeria, women soccer players will tell you that their country doesn't give them the same level of support

midfielder carli lloyd told "the new york times" "the field in montreal last night was hard, with cement basically laid underneath it." a team spokesperson tells nbc news morgan brian is feeling fine tonight, the youngest fans ready to see her on the field with team usa for the championship. >> i want to say to the u.s. team good luck and i hope you win. >> it would make me feel amazing. >> go usa. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with a spectacular rendezvous in the stars that can't be seen again for almost another decade. >>> the very building i'm sitting in right now is in the news tonight. 30 rockefeller plaza. the iconic 70-story skyscraper also known as 30 rock and rock center and home to nbc's world headquarters here in new york. 30 rock will light up with a new name at the top of the rock starting tonight. after decades as the ge building and the rca building before that. it's now officially the comcast building with our parent company's name and the nbc peacock now a bright part of the manhattan skyline. >>> a man who became a hero to so man

mate fall prey to bullies later on a -- might fall prey to bullies later on according to a study by montreal. the study followed children from birth through 6th grade and those who watched more tv at age 2 reported more instances of being bullied years later. so researchers say that may be because more time spent in front of the tv takes time away from social interaction with others and they say that that can result in less developed communication skills and some passive behavior. d? >>> coming up what's behind the soaring price of an egg? >> plus why huffington post says it is not covering the trump campaign >>> well, donald trump may well be a presidential candidate, but he does not warrant presidential political coverage, at least not according to the huffington post. now the online news aggregator and blog editor said trump is a sideshow, so he's going to be covered in the entertainment section. the huffington post said readers can find coverage of the donald next to stories on the kardashians and the bachelorette. >>> and while hillary clinton had been the presumed frontrunner among dem

a win for the usa in the women's world cup in montrÉal.they are through to the final after defeating germany, 2-0. the u.s. defense very dominant. one of the goals was a controversial penalty. germany missed a spot kick of its own. the usa, which is the second ranked team, will play either japan or england. they play today in the second semi final. those are the top headlines. thisad: we are looking at indian airline. details on that. coming up next, japan's recovery has been a slow one. our manufacturers becoming -- are manufacturers becoming more up eight -- upbeat? ♪ anchor: headlines around the world. at least 113 people killed in a plane crash in indonesia. 101 passengers and 12 crew were on board. it hit the liens and came down. it is not clear if there were casualties on the ground. witnesses suggest there were engine fires. the pilot was ordered to return to base due to a malfunction. japan has launched an investigation after a man committed suicide on a bullet train. officials say he was a 71-year-old from tokyo. he set himself on

women's national team beat the world's best at the women's world cup up in montreal.eam usa topping germany. they move on to the finals sunday. jason is here to show us how they did it. it was something to see tonight. >> it really was jim. the women's national team had their best performance of the tournament tonight. the last time the americans played germany, the winner of that match has gone on to win the world cup. team usa looking for back-to-back trips to the world cup final. we'll pick this up in the 67th minute. we're scoreless. the united states on the attack. alex morgan with it. and she gets taken down. the ref said she was inside the box. the yellow card comes out. that's a penalty kick. carly would take the pk. call her carly clutch. three goals in her last three matches. the united states added another goal to take this one by a final score 2-0. so the americans await the winner of japan and england. that match taking place tomorrow. doreen? >> jason, thank you. >>> developing right now we're working to learn more about a major announcement expected fro

the americans did it by beating top-ranked germany yesterday in montreal. goals by carli lloyd and kelly o'hara led to the 2-0 win. >>> kpix 5's christian hartnett joined thousands of fans at a watch party at the bay area's epicenter for soccer, san jose's avaya stadium. >> go usa! >> reporter: the anticipation. >> right now is a great time to watch soccer. >> reporter: the anxiety. >> it's stressing me out, but let's hope. >> reporter: the jubilation. an emotional patriotic day. >> this is a lucky hat. usc got this hat last year in the world cup. that's one more win hopefully. >> reporter: this u.s. women's team has plenty of help from former bay area standouts, alex morgan, santa clara university's julie johnston and stanford's christian press and kelly o'hara. >> it is inspiring knowing they can do it so it helps us be better players and it's fun to watch. >> reporter: juliani's family was glued to the action and every good reason. >> heading to canada next week to watch the final. we are. >> reporter: christian hartnett, kpix 5. >> so england will face

see you montreal in two years. >> how are your runners doing? >> they're doing good. hopefully we have some in the lead. we are cheering everybody. >> reporter: can we have a last cheer? [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: fastest runners will be in in about ten minutes and we will be here. we'll have more in the next 20 minutes. >>> looks like a discarded firework may be to blame for a two alarm fire. >> this was the scene in stone ridge around midnight as firefighters battled those flames. the good news is no one was injured but as of now the family in the home and some of their neighbors are unable to return to the homes. the exact cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> a fire explosion at a boat sent 10 people to the hospital. it happened around 6:00 p.m. in the spring cove marina on solomons island. police say a 38-foot cabin cruiser was at the fueling dock when an unknown source ignited the vessel. all ten were taken to nearby hospitals. we don't know the extent of injuries. >>> a cab driver was shot in hill mar drive in district heights maryland.

the american squad took on germany in the semifinals at montreal last night.tch the top right of your screen. take a look. that's got to hurt. usa's morgan brian and germany's alexandra popp banged heads there. carli lloyd in the meantime scored in her third straight game. the u.s. by the way shut out germany, 2-0. >> it's a dream come true. this is what we dream for, the blood, the sweat, the tears, everything. i know this is a great win, but my eyes are on the final right now. >> on sunday the u.s. will play for the cup against the winner of today's match between japan and england. >>> every wonder what happens behind the scenes here at nbc 10 news today? well, you can see for yourself and interact with us on the news set. follow us on periscope. our address is nbcphiladelphia. >>> coming up chris christie is already on the campaign trail. does he have history on his side in his run for president? just ahead at 4:45 nbc 10 takes a look back at other candidates from new jersey who had their sights set on the white house. >>> plus this -- ♪ what hurts the most

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in the women's world cup final once again, after incoming off top ranked germany tuesday night in montreal. delran's own karlie lloyd played a key role in the victory. heather daniels reports now from new york. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> reporter: from canada, to here in the u.s., soccer fans are cheering on team u.s.a. as they gear up for the women's world cup final. >> i am so delighted to be moving on. >> reporter: american women beat top ranked german i two to nothing tuesday night to advance. thanks to a penalty kick by team captain karlie lloyd. >> i remain focused on what i needed to do. it was a pk i needed to sink. >> reporter: an impressive goal by kelly o'hara. >> wild, i think i blacked out, to be honest. >> reporter: team u.s.a. has for the hard, putting in the only their dreams but their bodies on the line as they shut out the competition along the way. >> i think we're clicking and peeking at the right time and playing our best soccer. >> reporter: fans will be keeping an eye on the tonight's japan/england match up. winner will take on team u.s.a. this sunday in vancouver. u.s. wo

floating around the worldou to large hub areas-- chicago and then, you know, up into canada, near montrealng, you know, via cargo container to hong kong, into the australia market. the australian market, you know, up to $200,000 a kilogram of cocaine. which is, you know, at a kilo that might cost $18,000 in l.a., but it makes it to australia look at the profit margin. it's just unbelievable. the power structure is constantly changing, but what doesn't change is chapo guzmán at the helm of this corporate empire. you know, somebody sitting in lebanon may not necessarily know the person that's in belize that's talking to the person in sinaloa, but they're all complicit in the same conspiracy. and this is a major arrest down in mexico city where there was $200-plus million seized. but that was the wake-up call. >> $200 million? >> yes, a massive stack inside one condominium in mexico city just in the walls, in the closets, just unbelievable staggering amount of u.s. currency. all from the sale of chemicals for the production of methamphetamine. it's a corporate operation. it's no different tha

union have some momentum of their own, after beating the seattle, a draw against montreal in challengingons. >> he ties it. >> over d.c. united in the u.s. open cup. meaning, union take on the portland timbers all next. >>> the gorgeous day, here in

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

won two to nothing in montreal to advance to sunday's final.ill face either japan or england. >> they have just played beautifully. >> great. >> go team u.s.a. it is 5:17 and there's a big change in american fashion. the founder of an iconic brand says she's stepping down. >> oh, say can you breathe? research takes a closer look at the lingering effects of fireworks. >> ♪♪ >> houston texas will be home the a new space port. the faa grant add launch site license to make ellington airport the tenth commercial space port in the u.s. it can be used to launch mike company satellites train astronauts and conduct zero gravity experiments. >> well, houston we have a whole bunch of problems this morning on the traffic front as we head outside already this morning. schuylkill expressway westbound is a parking lot. as you can see from this point at girard out to montgomery drive, still investigating that overnight crash and vehicle fire and blocking the right side of the roadway in the process. just the one left lane squeezes by. ailed stay to the right o

the two best teams in the world, and abc's paula faris in montreal tonight. >> reporter: we saw them all over town tonight, americans cheering for team usa. alex morgan's shot stopped by the keeper. morgan brian went down after a nasty collision. number one versus number two, germany and team usa, and america the under dog. going into tonight's game the german squad with its high flying offense scoring 20 goals. they're the tournament's top offense, taking on team usa, the top defense. and top goalkeeper. hope solo, allowing just one goal. as for team usa scoring, some calling it boring, only seven goals to speak of. to that, american carly lloyd says -- >> i don't see them out here so it might be a little easier said than done. >> reporter: as team usa fights in that stadium for a chance to play in sunday's championship game they're fighting for history, to become the first country to win the world cup three times. amy? >> paula, thanks so much. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the distracted driver, no idea what's right in front of him, caught

. >> the next games will take place in 2017 in montreal. >>> tonight, we have some new video of that single engine plane that crashed on a beach in carlsbad, california yesterday. officials say the piper which was towing a banner lost engine power around 3:00 p.m., flipped and then became partially submerged when it crashed. the 23-year-old pilot. the only person on board, was not hurt. the 12-year-old boy on the ground was, he was either clipped by the plane or hit by debris. and he was taken to the hospital. there's no word on his condition tonight. but a witness said that the plane's banner dropped 50 feet before the plane did a 180 and then crash-landed. >>> well, a big win on the world stage in the "game on: overti why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month.

battling top ranked germany tonight in montreal.ran new jersey's carly lloyd the star of the game. in the 68th minute she scored on a penalty kick to give the americans the lead. it was carly's third goal of the tournament. that's all they'll need. they're headed to the championship game sunday night. they beat germany two-nothing. >> it's a dream come true. this is what we train for. this is the blood sweat the tears, everything. i know this is a great game and a great wip but my eyes are all on the final right now. >> team u.s.a. will face the winner of the england and japan. u.s.a. has not won the cup since 1999. feeling good. >> we'll be watching. these women are on fire and they're found watch. thanks lesley. >>> do you know this well dressed woman? police want to hear from you if you dodge they say they got away with a watch, worth nearly $9,000. >>> plus we think of citrus fruit as being healthy for us but could it lead to cancer? we'll take a look at the surprising new research. kate. >> and diana we continue to track storms

midfielder carli lloyd told "the new york times" "the field in montreal last night was hard with cementaid underneath it." a team spokesperson tells nbc news morgan brian is feeling fine tonight, the youngest fans ready to see her on the field with team usa for the championship. >> i want to say to the u.s. team good luck and i hope you win. >> it would make me feel amazing. >> go usa. >> reporter: kate snow nbc news new york. >>> we're back in a moment with a spectacular rendezvous in the stars that can't be seen again for almost another decade. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga

. >> prostitution is a regional business that thrives from richmond to montreal. go to the jurisdiction of least resistance and right now we are not putting up the resistance we once did. >> reporter: but some logan circle residents say prostitution should be lower on police priorities. >> i think with the uptick of crime in this neighborhood with a lot of the shootings, i would prefer them focusing on the shootings and the violent crime right now. >> it's been a really good neighborhood. i've been mugged once and two shootings. i think those are things to focus on more than prostitution. >> reporter: but merryweather says one thing can lead to another. >> prostitution can cause other crimes, robberies, killings, all those type of things. >> police resources can always be used for something else. to me that's a cop-out kind of argument. if you live down here and it's bothering you and you've got condoms in your front yard and in and that and women throwing up their skirts, you don't want your kids seeing that. >> that was our mola lenghi reporting live from logan