on sunday but today he helped get them through to the knckout stage 79th minute the ghana goalie puchesl right to ronaldo who finishes for what would be the winning goal 2-1 portugal and all around the united states fans celbrate as this result put the unites states into the round of 16 klinsmann does what few though he could get team usa past the "group of death" here's klinsmann tuesday, july 1st at 1:00 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

what's that going to do is puch the low clouds spilling over the coastal hills.ventually give us a slight chance of seeing mist or drizzle, not just for the coast but the entire bay area for tomorrow morning. quite a bit of clouds throughout the day, from pillar point south. we got late day clearing around santa cruz. low clouds along the coast, those will push in locally overnight. tomorrow morning you'll have the low clouds and also see a chance of mist and drizzle at times, right around 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. most likely locations half moon bay and parts of the east bay hills around oakland tomorrow morning. we'll look at mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. as long as we're seeing an area of low pressure anchored over seattle, our temperatures are not going to budge a whole lot between now and tuesday. 60s to low 70s. the trough will start to scoot off to the east. by the time we get to wednesday and thursday, this will allow temperatures briefly to warm up again at least mid to upper 80s. not quite as hot as we were thinking a couple of days ago

your heart is having a hard time puching that blood.re older that is difficult. >> and we mentioned the introtwo and half-hours of walking and the distance they are walking was not too siing can. it was a quarter of a mile. when you are giving advice to patients, it is about the time and distance? what do you do to get the benefit. >> it is a combination of both. if you are sedentary it is what you keep doing. you do the quarter of a mile. if that is longer it is okay. gravitiy is helping you and you are using muscles and bones. and one thing in the study, these people were less disabled and some of them ended up in the hospital more often. and that is not a total surprise. people could have more medical conditions that get unmasked if you are exercising. and so if you have asthma you might have an attack when you are exercising. it is person to get checked out and find out the limitations are. >> what do you suggest for someone who doesn't move today and considering it after hearing it. what would be a good prescription. >> find out wh

john la puch and dr. holly phillips.ch shows 3d mammograms detect more breast cancers than the usual methods. jon? >> that's right, anthony. a new study finds fewer repeat scans than regular imaging. >> 44-year-old lori went for her annual mammogram using a technique that produced pictures in 3d rather than the standard flat images. >> this way they have such a better view they see way more things than they ever could and they are able to detect a lot more. and it hurts less, actually. >> today's study in the journal of the american medical association showed over on 450,000 exams. 173,000 accused a woman receiving standard and 3d mammography. those getting 3d mammography had 41% more invasive cancers detected and 15% fewer repeat scans to evaluate in conclusive foundings. dr. nancy elliott in new jersey. >> the study brings out women don't have to be called back as often. so therefore, there's less anxiety. >> here is the regular digital mammogram of one of dr. elliott's patients. it looks normal. but the 3d scan shows

immediate challenge for anybody who cares about the puche is the elections this fall. their outcome probably won't shift the political terrain but that doesn't take away from their importance. whenever side wins will have the wind in its sail over the next two years of the obama presidency and a leg up in the 20 16th rble race. if the republicans capture control of the senate, or retain control of the house, they will claim that the american people have unambiguously rejected the president and his politics of redistributed economics government overreach and a super sized -- state. on this ground, they will press their reactionry agenda to the max. they will block the president at every turn as well as ramp up the efforts to portray him as incompetent. takers and free loaders in the global theater. >> that's followed by a discussion on raising the minimum wage tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. now constitutional law attorneys review the supreme court term at an event hosted by the american constitution society for law and policy. they discuss decisions on campaign fina