i needed to assess her injuries. >> samantha is not badly injured.her shirt is not her own, it's from the wounded animal, but the deer is still running around and frightened. it's next stop is anybody's guess. >> i could hear stuff knocking over and the deer tearing stuff up. it's just, like, going up and down the aisles scrambling trying to get back out. >> i was hearing chip bags fall. noises of the drinks and screaming, yelling. >> within ten minutes, paramedics, police and animal control arrive at the quick check. animal control keeps the deer in one section of the store while emts attend to samantha in another. she's taken to a nearby hospital where she's treated for a concussion and a bruised leg. >> just seeing it over and over again, it made me realize that it could have been really bad. >> just a second earlier and her little brother would have taken the blow straight to the face. even if samantha had been taking a different path out of the store, she could have possibly hit her head on that little stand. we're going to hold onto the kids a

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. >>> and samantha power talks about the challenges facing the u.s. and the global community. >> more damning revelations in the scandal that has rocked the world of international soccer. the american whistle blower who helped uncover corruption at fifa admitted to taking bribes. chuck blazer meanwhile officials are now trying to find someone to replace outgoing president sepp blatter. lawrence lee has the latest from zurich. >> if this was the first day of a new life for fifa you wouldn't know it. at the zurich headquarters, sepp blatter was still at work. suggesting the kind of sport impurity critics say vanished years ago. but blatter's announcement he was to go followed by interpoll interpol announcement. not as clear a division between those countries who supported him and those who hated him. >> we know that the $45 million spent by f fa taxpayers money was effectively wasted because of a corrupt and tainted bidding process. >> translator: it was a decision that shouldn't have been made given what was surrounding him. look i'm not in blatter's s

astronaut samantha christopher este is back on earth, touching down in kazakhstan.he italian has broken the record for the most times set by a woman in space, and she certainly put her days to good use. he is our science correspondent tara goetsch with all of the details. >> things couldn't be better for samantha christopher at the. she's an astronaut, air force pilot, engineer, and a she holds the record for the longest uninterrupted spaceflight for woman and any european astronaut. the captain would have been in space for 200 days. she set off on her mission last november from kazakhstan. she has captured the imagination of the public in her native italy with her cooking demonstrations. >> we are going to use a tortilla. ♪ >> and people have been fascinated by her haircut in space, and the extra body it seems to have in zero g. she's been an inspiration to schoolchildren. >> every two weeks, we have a short concert. >> it's a broadcast from the space station with hopes of -- from the space mission. separation from the space station went smoothly. >> undocking conf

one, i'm really kind of shocked by the response about samantha because we were sound testing with her and i mean she is annoyed she had a feeling of annoyance but the sound level we talked with her and she said basically this is fine like this is -- it was barely audible in her space and we came back and i had realized that barry had actually pushed the system so hard we had blown the system because we wanted to hear how hard we could push it and i immediately said that wasn't a proper test i feel bad and i went directly back and spoke with her again and said i'm sorry we didn't do a proper test, can we try it again? so we tried and we found that the level of 70 percent was fine. i spoke with her and she also said that's fine and i'm like we can continue to work with you. we want to have it always in compliance and i realize we can't test every single kind of sound but we pushed it as hard was we could and seemed like we came to a place that was fine with her and i'm taken a back that she called marty and said we hadn't done that. >> you have 30 seconds. >> and to speak with the other

samantha who set the longest space flight by a woman 200 days.r christopher lee has died. he was in more than 200 movies often playing the villain. lee played classic movie monsters-- dracula, the mummy, frankenstein. >> i sense fear in you skywalker. >> pelley: he was a "star wars" scoundrel and a james bond bad guy. >> i could have shot you down when you landed. >> pelley: born in london, lee served in the british military during world war ii. at 6'5", he was told he was too tall to act, but his aristocratic demeanor and shakespearean voice made him one of the most prolific actors of his generation. lee's greatest success came later in his career, starring in blockbuster "lord of the rings" and "hobbit" trilogies. he was knighted in 2009. >> perhaps they thought it was best to give it to me before it was too late. >> pelley: sir christopher lee was 93. another well-known actor opens up about a little-known story from his past, that's next. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor abou

i'll talk about putin's plans for the summer with the american ambassador to the united nations, samantha power from kiev. >>> then this week the white house announced plans to beef up operations in iraq. more troops more training more weapons, maybe more bases. will it work? is it the right way to take on isis? >>> also how to get people to have more unprotected sex. really. well actually how to get them to have more babies. that's what many countries from denmark and singapore are trying to figure out. a report on the declining demo demographics of rich countries. >>> finally, would you pay $10 for a can of coke? how about a ben franklin for a fresh melon? these sky high prices are found in a place where the u.n. says almost 70% of the population live below the poverty line. we'll take you there. >>> but first here is my take. of the many unnerving aspects of the future of the middle east a nuclear arms race would top the list. it is to feed that unease that saudi aarabia has been periodically dropping hints, that if iran's nuclear ambitions go unchecked it might have to get nuclear wea

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payneunting park. philadelphia police say a 17-year-old boy on a bike was struck and killed by a suspected dui driver that ran red light. the accident happened on 600 block of kayuga street tonight. employees tell "eyewitness news" the 28-year-old driver is under arrest and he is also facing dui charges. >>> tonight a high school football player fights for his life. he was riding his skateboard home from a friend's house when driver ran him over. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. >>> the person behind the wheel did not stop in this case ton night police hope a clue left at the scene will help them track down the driver. the 17-year-old was hit just before 2:00 o'clock this morning on north hook road at lee avenue in pennsville salem county, new jersey. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has more. >> reporter: sickening reality of what happened on hook road is marked by neon orange circles. >> it's devastating. >> reporter: sneaker hat keys all item

this cheeseburger loaded with a hot dog and potato chips in the hands of all-american model samantha hoops. >> also ahead when is enough enough as far as your body is concerned? should you eat food like that? we'll analyze. caution, you are about to it enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. get ready for the under class. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in countries like india and great britain there is a class section. the rich and middle class prosper. the so-called under class mired in poverty. in america we pride ourselves that we are all equal. however, that's not really true. there is a growing under class here that is quietly becoming a major problem. a recent cnn poll asked american adults how well are things going in the country today? 47% say things are good. 52% things are bad. which of the following is the most important issue facing america today? the economy 22%. education 17%. terrorism 13%. now, the education percentage is telling. many americans catching on that the

samantha martin is ring master and bus driver. she's driven them from maine to california.this rattle trap 1963 bus. how many cats do you have on board here now? >> well, there's 14 cats in the show. then we have three foster kittens. >> there's another one. they're everywhere. that's a lot of scooping. show biz isn't all glamour. >> that was the master bedroom when i bought the bus we converted it to a cat habitat. we sleep up there with a fold out couch and makeshift bed. i wake up sometimes sweaty covered in cats. >> her's is an alternative lifestyle. >> is it hard to explain to people what your occupation is? >> oh, yeah. >> what is on your 1040 form? >> cat trainer. she can get cats to jump through hoops. turning some of them into stars. >> some appear on tidy cats packages. >> this is better than her first stab at show business. >> i started my company with rats. 25 years ago. >>'? >> and i discovered there was really no rats to riches story. >> why would you choose cats to train? >> so many people think that cats can't be trained. >> how did you know? >> any animal t

there with ambassador samantha power. she has spent two years as the u.s. permanent representative to the u.n. and the ambassador has approached her job with great energy, great determination and perhaps best shown during last year's ebola crisis in west africa and in that case the administration and congress worked together to contain ebola and to save lives. ambassador, thank you for those efforts and thank you for joining us today and the ambassador's testimony comes at an important time. if a final iran nuclear agreement is reached and the deadline is in two weeks, then the security council will be expected to remove international sanctions while preserving the ability to react to iranian cheating and given all we know about the history of iran's nuclear program, cheating should be expected, the committee wants to know how in a case of cheating how a snapback process would work. we know russia and china wouldn't make this easy and i've never known any u.n. process described as taking place in a snap. last week's revelation by a panel of u.n. experts tha

there with ambassador samantha power. she has spent two years as the u.s.ermanent representative to the u.n. and the ambassador has approached her job with great energy, great determination and perhaps best shown during last year's ebola crisis in west africa and in that case the administration and congress worked together to contain ebola and to save lives. ambassador, thank you for those efforts and thank you for joining us today and the ambassador's testimony comes at an important time. if a final iran nuclear agreement is reached and the deadline is in two weeks, then the security council will be expected to remove international sanctions while preserving the ability to react to iranian cheating and given all we know about the history of iran's nuclear program, cheating should be expected, the committee wants to know how in a case of cheating how a snapback process would work. we know russia and china wouldn't make this easy and i've never known any u.n. process described as taking place in a snap. last week's revelation by a panel of u.n. experts that

the clothing retailer had refused to hire samantha elauf in oklahoma back in 2008 saying her hijab violatedlicy for sales people. but the high court says, the company policy was discriminatory saying. federal law requires employers to accommodate a workers' religion or diasability. >> reporter: 64 richmond. we are going to drop five degrees over the night hours. we will i have cloudy conditions tomorrow here's a look for you. cloud conditions that you can see will stay on the coast and it will make their what way in mind-and land. two more days for cloudy conditions and then sunday conditions. >> pam: >> gary: is next with the sports (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> gary: brandon belt - rips a double down the right field line. aoki an pence come around to score.2-0 giants look at this catch the catch of the year. top 3rd.2-0 sf.bases loaded for pit angel pagan - running.diving backhand catch to save a few runs. there was one play that you will hear about later a fan reached in

. >> reporter: samantha and taylor are from redondo beach but they said i do in sonoma county.this crowd sourced high tech wedding courtesy of wedding website the knot. who put on a production to make this happen. >> this wedding could not be more perfect in the sense that it's so broadcast and covered in ways that we would have never imagined. >> reporter: that's because they had a photo booth linked to social media. a robotic bartender that worked with a touch of an app. a 3d printer that produced bracelets and cuff links, even a drone flew over head capturing video. but most importantly the knot live streamed their big day online and it meant samantha's mother who was in the hospital battling cancer was watching. >> maybe someone could have recorded it and showed it to her later but this way -- >> she's watching live. >> she's a part of it. as much as she can be. >> reporter: mom watched every special moment unfold including their first dance with surprised guest country singer kenneth smith. the couple says they were given their dream wedding but at the end of the day their

samantha clearly scored really high and would have been we can assume a fine employee for abercrombiebut for the head scarf, not that she would have been a fine employee but for the fact that she's muslim. so help me here. i'm a little confused about whether this is a case about religion or a case about the look policy. >> well i think it's both and the reason why is that, you know samantha's view of her religious practices is that she has to wear the head scarf as an article of her religion. so it's a question of how individuals believe their religions work. and the supreme court and courts in general are very differential about those religious-held bebeliefs. so while there may be a debate among muslims about whether the head scarf is required that is not the type of thing that american courts are going to get involved in. so it became a case about religion because she expressed that belief and a court won't ever second-guess that. >> thank you. do you see this abercrombie decision impacting the outstanding court case on the affordable care act. the mange wage about states setting u

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payneare investigating an armed bank robbery they believe is connected to another rob richlt you can see the man in these surveillance pictures pointing the gun at the employees in bridgeton pike last night. the suspect got away with a large bills, cash in a bag. >>> next honoring the life and service of beau biden. how people in delaware paid their respects to a man who meant so much to the state. >>> and expecting cool air, below average temperatures. we're track 90s in the seven day. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone. price guaranteed for two years. or from now until june 13th get a $400 visa prepaid card when you sign a 2 year agreement. go to getfios.com. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice.

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pressure turn up on officials like samantha phillips who heads the office of emergency management. >> i get the question why are you not re-routing the trains. i don't have the authority, the mayor doesn't have the authority. they are federally routed train lines. >> re-routing trains and the canadian counterpart - the rules come two years after the disaster in lac-megantic quebec when an oil train expired into a fireball killing 20. those tankers are phased out for stronger cars with quicker shelves. it will phase out. speeds will be reduced for oil trains moving through urban areas. >> the truth is 99.9% of shipments reach their destination safely. accident involving crude and ethan ol showed us 99.9% is not enough. >> facing criticism, the transportation department clawed back a rule after protests that it was two weeks. the department will keep in place a programme to notify responders about a movement of train, carrying one million challengers or more. safety as a resultant fred millards says it does not go far enough and wants more confirmation about the movements of oil trains.

ambassador to the united nations samantha power suggesting there should be an attribution mechanism to have absolutely certainty about who is behind these attacks. >> kimberly halkett joining me live from washington, d.c. thank you. 33 people have been killed in and around damascus by fighting between the army and opposition forces. nine people died when the shells struck the syrian capital's capital. returning from damascus, they bring up the issue of doing more to protect civilians. he talked about the ongoing killing in syria. >>> now some of the 23,000 syrian refugee who is fled to turkey over the past two weeks have started returning home. they were forced out when it was seizeds by isil fighters. the town was retaken by kurdish fighters supported by syrian rebels. bernard smith reports from the turkey syrian border. >> deciding it was better to go home than to squeeze through the packed refugee camps these syrians crossed back on wednesday. only two days ago syrian-kurdish ypg fighters took control of a strategic border down from isil after a after a three-week battle. >> i don't

you see, samantha's mother couldn't make it to today's wedding. she is battling ms. because of our crazy connected world -- >> my pleasure to pronounce you husband and wife. you may now kiss the bride. [ applause ] >> whoo! >> reporter: she got to see this as it happened. and as a robot bartender mixed drinks at the reception, the happy couple looked to the future. >> i think once people see how well documented this wedding was, and the memories that we're going to be able to look back on forever, well, i mean, why wouldn't you want to do this at your own wedding? >> reporter: in sonoma county, john ramos, kpix 5. >> my best to the happy couple of. samantha and taylor were selected from more than 1,000 couples to get their dream wedding. and the website users voted on every aspects of the ceremony. >> very cute. i don't know about replacing humans with robots. i don't know. >> you know, paul was talking a minute ago about tradition. how important that is. and you know, traditionally we do see fog in san francisco this time of year. >> we are breaking tradition, ken.

. -- wife samantha he gets a hug from his older brother who finished second and jeff gordon finishedh >> vicki : and we have a peak- big-weekend weather wise >> brian :it looks like it is going to be a hot week all the way for the fourth of july with the hottest days coming on tuesday and wednesday. and look at those inland temperatures over 100 degrees but much nicer by the bay >> vicki : good barbecue and whether--barbequeing weather that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow >>> "the weekend insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> latinos love trump, and i love them. >> they are bringing drugs. they are bringing crime. they are rapists. >> univision blind sides trump. dropping his pageant. >> that's part of the good week -- >> bad week. >> this is a warning. >> including diddy's allege assault. ♪ now we got bad love ♪ >> talk about swift action taylor takes a bite out of apple and scores a major payday for fellow artists. >> apple could not a

math, doris king arrest eva wong marilyn chow and you don't think did i do okay with that arrest samantha show r shall accept the award on behalf of the group (clapping). >> i wanted to say thank you to the board of directors and also to the sfmta customer service staff for helping to launch the program it's been a procedure e pleasure from creating the transportation for the community so thank you. >> thank you on behalf of the board and agency so proud of that program doing it so quickly and every time you ride the bus i'll see folks that ride because of your work thank you on behalf of the entire agency (clapping) the next group is in our acceptable services section and was able to meet an unanticipated for ids they've received an especially high program of calls and met the program and do it in an efficient way to get folks signed up as soon as their lined up we'll call them out christina jamie. >> he's off and working. >> all right. thank you annette is he representing jamie irene matt west arrest alvarez excuse me. virginia oh there she is and jonathan changing that's from assessabl

. >> i play samantha l. jackson. sam jackson. >> jimmy: you play samantha l. seth macfarlane. he's awesome. >> i know me too. i do too. listen, going to work everyday -- >> jimmy: yeah, it's fun. >> i get to play like a stoner lawyer. >> jimmy: yeah, so you're a a stoner lawyer. and you are representing ted? >> i am. i'm representing ted in a civil rights case. >> jimmy: yeah, because he wants to be a -- >> he wants to be a person. he wants to be considered a a person. i mean, he can talk -- >> jimmy: we got you. that's enough. [ laughter ] i want to show everyone a clip. here's amanda seyfried in "ted 2." take a look at this. >> okay, i'm going to ask you a a few test questions. are you ready? >> yep. bring it on. >> you're on the stand. the d.a. says, "ted, do you consider yourself to be human?" >> objection. >> sustained. >> no the witness can't object. >> overruled. >> sidebar. >> guilty. >> speculation. >> hearsay! >> bailiff. >> briefcase. >> disregard. >> in my chambers. >> stop beavering the witness. >> all right. >> we could totally be lawyers. [ laug

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. >> thank you next speaker please >> hello, [inaudible] [inaudible] >> samantha with [inaudible] workers united and here inch support of luvose latino. young workers worked closely [inaudible] they worked to secure a safe space at the park and also worked in reopening the city college campus in the tender loan and imgrjt right. we went to sacramento to talk about immigrant rights. i have seen the women and people involved in luvose luteena have changed. i have seen them grow and be able to fight for their rights and would love for the organization to continue and to be if staffed at 2 people. eeben at 2 people that isn't sufficient. it is very hard to run a organization on 2 staff but they do it and 65 dollars is a reasonable request so hope you can give them that and hope to see their doors remain open. thank you very much >> that you can next speaker >> good morning my name is maria [inaudible] i live in the tenderloin for 11 years. i have been one of the people that needed the help of luvose lutina. they helped me fill out applications for housing. and through their help i have been a

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex paynesteve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- lena dunham. colin quinn.

quort has ruled court has denied a woman's petition, samantha elaf was wearing a hajab during her interview in 2008. she didn't specifically say she wanted the company to give her a religious accommodation. but motivated by a desire to have to accommodate her religious issues. >>> a flight attendant refused to serve tahir ahmed. another passenger was served an unopened can of beer. according to ahmed another passenger ridiculed her. the company said, it strongly support diversity and inclusion and we do not discriminate against our employees or customers. be the attendants attempted several times to accommodate ms. ahmed's beverage request regarding a can of diet soda. the company met with ms. ahmed to further discuss the matter. tahrir ahmed told san jose she hoped it didn't get an increased light of. >> i was hoping they would use it as a teaching moment, acknowledge it and recognize that it's wrong. we have many other circumstances in this country where our african american brothers and sisters and other minorities are really in a lot of pain and suffering and i think united could have r

samantha christopher and the fellow astronaut and cosmo naught have just returned from a 199 day mission on the international space station. get more on our website aljazeera.com. we are back with another update.

samantha power is setting off new u.n. office that hopes to help end the ukraine conflict she just finishes speaking in kiev, she called for domestic reform such as anticorruption and government accountability, the ambassador also did not mince words about who the united states blamed for the on going violence. the message throughout this conflict and the message you heard from president obama and other world leaders at last week's meeting of the g seven, has never waiverred. if russia continues to disregard the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine, and if russia continues to violate the rules upon which international peace and security rests then the united states will continue to raise the costs on russia. officials monitor it is the cease fire. the i.m.f. the international monetary fund has now walked away from the latest round of talks aimed at keeping greece from defaulting on it's debt. personals say there was no progress, this comes hours after officials say a deal was within reach john has more now from

samantha powers calling for an attribution mechanism to prove definitively who is behind these attacks. that's the real problem. the doctors say their only proof is that these barrel bombs are dropped by helicopters so it must be the assad government because they're the only ones with helicopters but chlorine could be used for domestic purposes like creating clean water. there is some difficulty in terms of definitively proffering who is behind these gas attacks. >> kimberly halkett from washington, d.c. thank you. >>> some of the 23,000 syrian refugee who is fled to turkey in the past two weeks started to return home. they left the town after it was seized by fighters for the islamic state in iraq and the levant. on tuesday the town was retaken by kurdish fighters supported by syrian rebels. we have reports from the turkey-syria border. >> deciding it's better to go home than to squeeze in turkey's packed refugee camps. they passed back in on wednesday. only two days ago syrian kurdish ypg fighters took control of the strategic border town from isil after a three-week battle. >> we're

>> samantha love was wearing a hajab, who rated really high in her interview the supervisor didn't hire her because they thought she would be wearing this garment. the court found the store did violate her rights, 8-1. the court basically found an employer cannot make a decision against someone based on their religious practices unless it is an extreme hardship for company to accommodate those religious practices. and tony this is really one in a series of cases that the court has made now which advance religions rights really and religions freedoms. >> you know what lisa there are still some really big cases pending. why don't you walk us through some of those. >> reporter: well, the two biggest that everyone is waiting to hear, one same-sex marriage. will the court find that under the constitution the equal rights portion of the u.s. constitution, do they have to recognize same sex marriage where it is legal? and the second big case, the affordable care act obama. obamacare. the court is being asked to decide whether those subs addition can really only be paid to those folks who live

a second major case involved businesses and religion a court ruling the court found in favour of samantha elop turned down from a job. she alleged that her civil rights were violated - she wore a hijab to the interview. abercrombie said they did not know her religion so did not discriminated. justice anton and scalia wrote tore the majority and said: . >> the supreme court dealt in very broad brush. under title 7 this goes as far on the religious freedom as any case i have seen. >> in a statement abercrombie and fitch pointed out that the court did not determine that the company discriminated against ms elof adding: the equal opportunity brought the case to the court. in a statement it was said: >>> the senate could vote as soon as tomorrow on a bill that would change portions of the patriot act. sunday night the senate allowed parts of the law to expire including bulk data protection. as libby casey reports, some antecedents say the law does not do enough to protect the americans right to privacy. >> the deadline to keep pact aring provisions going came and went despite warnings. >> at t

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >>> about 5:30. all-out manhunt is underway after a deadly shooting at a church in south carolina. the mayor this morning is calling it a hate crime. we are following all of the developments, plus getting reaction from a local church that has a special tie to the story. >>> other big story we are following for you this morning is the rain. look at that. the nbc10 first alert weather radar shows the wet weather moving through parts of our area this morning. we are tracking those showers and the impact on your morning commute. it is 5:30. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. >>> let's get to bill henley with the first alert forecast. is this moving through or steady throughout the day? >> we have seen the steady rainfall this morning but it's just to start with. as the morning progresses these showers will taper off and then it's just going to be scattered rainfall during the day. this is how it looks at center city. that's a live view f

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >>> this morning on nbc 10 news day two in the 90s. only today will be worse than it was yesterday as we take a live look at center city. you can feel the mugginess as soon as you step out the door. hotter, more humid and a chance for thunderstorms today. >>> shutting down. schools near the search zone for those two escaped convicts in new york are closing their doors again today as the hunt for the dangerous criminals intensifies. >>> the fight of his young life. a salem county mother talks about her son injured in a hit-and-run crash that put him in a coma and tells us how he's doing now. this is "nbc 10 news today" on this friday. i'm chris cato. in the 90s again today. it feels warm. meteorologist bill henley is here with the first alert forecast. the humidity is in place. >> it is a good deal warmer than yesterday morning. much of the area yesterday was in the 60s at this time. 78 degrees right now at 4:01. a bit of a breeze but that's not a cool one. like yesterday that's humidi

samantha kerr sneaking by the defense. watch hope solo close the door. excellent save there. five saves in the game. to the second half now. 61st minute, tied at 1. and taking it down the way. she is going to set up her teammate kristin, press finished that one off. adding one more goal for the united states. taking down australia 3-1. u.s. had to get this first match out of the way. >> i think we were a bit nervous. couldn't have played much worse at times but three goals and hope solo was huge today. to get out of here with a win, three points is huge. on to the next. >> all right next up is sweden. that match taking place this friday at 8:00 p.m. >> let's move over to the ice now. game three of stanley cup finals. back in chicago tonight. blackhawks and lightning, series split at one game a piece. since 1939, the winner of game three after split series goes on to win the stanley cup 80% of the time. tonight a huge game. tampa looking to pick up a road win against the blackhawks. to the third period, knotted up at 1. brandon scores. chicago takes 1-1 lead. just 13 seconds l

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