. >> it's france and nigeria today, a -- >> welcome inside "sportscenter," i'm steve levy.he knockout stage started this weekend, and the action in brazil didn't disappoint. mexico and the netherlands in a thriller. in stoppage time, tied at one, the dutch attacking, arjen robben, cuts into the box, taken down by marquez. robben appears to go down easily. and klaas-jan huntelaar conve converts. and the sixth-straight world cup, knocked out. and greece trailing 1-0 in stoppage time. he scores, and then decided by penalty kicks. and kicking in the game winner, mads celebration in san jose, the capital of costa rica. they advance to the quarters for the first time in history. >>> and clayton kershaw, beat the cardinals on sunday. struck out 13, l.a. won 6-0. the perfect 6-0 in june. career-best 28-inning scoreless streak. >>> for more news, highlights and analysis, check out "sportscenter" live on espn2 at 9:00 a.m. have a great day. >> you too. >>> up next, talk about a big birthday president. prince harry's inheritance he's set to receive in a few weeks. >>> and a ninja who

. >> good morning, america, welcome inside the new "sportscenter" set, i'm the same old steve levy.was this close to qualifying, but ronaldo spoiled the party. what a party, 64th minute, u.s. trailing 1-0 off a corner kick. watch jermaine jones get it, set himself up and bend it home. 81st minute, michael bradley, to center, off of graham, and finds clint dempsey for the goal. 2-1 lead. final moments in stoppage time, portugal needs a goal to avoid elimination, ronaldo beats tim howard. 2-2 draw. here are the scenarios for the u.s. to advance to the knockout round. a win or drew against germany gets them through, and if the u.s. has a better goal differential than the ghana/portugal game they will advance. >>> and major nba news, carmelo anthony has made up his mind. he's informed the knicks in writing he'll opt out of the final season of his contract. he reportedly considered joining the chicago bulls among other teams. watch live "sportscenter" at 9:00 a.m. eastern on espn2. >>> and up next, a part time job for the second in line to the thrown. the movie career for prince william.

steve levy with john buccigross. baseball highlights to share. >> red sox and a's from oakland. scott caster in, what a nice year he's having. 1-0 lead and cespedes, that one off jake peavey and the a's lead 2-0. red sox down, 3-0. man on and, whoops, he got that up a bit and dustin at the dry ya toward the giant headed dennis eckersley on the stairs. kasmir upset. pierzynski trying to tie that and the a's best record in baseball. >>> the angels visiting the indians. the 1-1 game. pew holes, he is a machine. singles through the hole into right. two runs score and lead 3-1. in the bottom of the tenth two outs base loaded for nick swisher of the get out of town and he means it. walkoff grand slam. swisher's fifth home run of the season. fourth career walkoff home run. that's how the indians win 5-3. >> and that is it for us. world cup action continues on espn on friday. >>> again, we bid you a fond adieu from this old "sportscenter" set. talk to you next time from the new place. >>> up next "the pulse," one fine felon.

i'm steve levy.'s western conference final needed all seven games to decide who would move on to play for the stanley cup against the new york rangers. and here we go from chicago. the blackhawks, the defending champs. the kings won the cup two years ago. second period, tied at 3. chicago on a power play. patrick sharp caught at the right time. he had a pair of goals in the game. blackhawks with a 4-3 lead. third period, kings looking to tie things up. dustin brown, the captain, fires a shot. marian gaborik having a brilliant postseason. his 12th overtime. we go to overtime. just over five minutes in, alec martinez somehow squeezes through corey crawford, and that is your game-winning goal. kings beat the blackhawks. l.a. and martinez moving on. >> i didn't really even know it went in until i saw stollie going bananas there. yeah. he was getting pretty excited, so that's when i just started celebrating too. >> stollie is jarret stoll, by the way. >>> all right, turkey, usa and turkey in a friendly ma

steve levy with john buccigross. the set of espn "sportscenter" for the final time before we move into our new home. we have baseball highlights to share. >> yeah. red sox and a's from oakland. scott kazmir, what a nice year he's having. his team already has a 1-0 lead and yoenis cespedes, makes it 2-0 with his 14th home run of the year. that one off jake peavey and the a's lead, 2-0. top of the sixth. red sox down, 3-0. man on and, whoops, kazmir got that up a bit and dustin pedroia toward the giant headed dennis eckersley on the stairs there. not sure what's going on. kazmir upset at that mistake. top of the ninth a.j. pierzynski trying to tie that with a two-run homer but coco crisp there and the a's best record in baseball. >>> the angels visiting the indians. pick it up in the tenth in a 1-1 game. albert pujols, he is a machine. singles through the hole into right. two runs score and lead 3-1. in the bottom of the tenth two outs, base loaded for nick swisher. get out of town, and he means it. walkoff grand slam.

and steve levy of "wired" magazine will be here to talk about his piece about recent changes on the healthcare.gov website. you can join the conversation on facebook, twitter, and by fobe. tissue and by phone. "washington president obama talks about the capture of a terrorist involved in the bombing of the embassy in libya. television host dr. oz takes questions about things you've made about weight loss. representative chris van hollen and rob portman outlining each of their parties budget priorities. exit the idea behind

and steve levy of "wired" magazine will be here to talk about his piece about recent changes on the healthcare.gov website. you can join the conversation on facebook, twitter, and by fobe. tissue and by phone. "washington president obama talks about the capture of a terrorist involved in the bombing of the embassy in libya. television host dr. oz takes questions about things you've made about weight loss. representative chris van hollen and rob portman outlining each of their parties budget priorities. exit the idea behind 250/250 is instead of trying to tell st. louis by error, we would miss vitally important things. we decided what if we just give snapshots of history that would give people a glimpse of all of the diverse things that have dopened here and they can the rest. 50 people, 50 places, 50 moments, 50 objects and would try to get the most diverse selection that we could. we are in the 50 objects section of 250/250. the object is right in front of you. brewing is such a big part of st. louis history. the most famous became anheuser-busch, the largest in the world. anheuser-busch talking

don't they recently levi strauss said they were going to limit their production in cambodia because the wage demands they're rising because the political environment has left steve all you know we've seen more and more attacks on production facilities in asia recently in the city there were a lot of attacks on chinese facilities which has to do with the disputes over the south china seas and china going for oil rigs in other people's territory but the point is it means your safety of your production line it's no longer secure so relatively the us looks a lot more attractive so bottom line is i don't see the downward pressure on prices in the way that it used to exist not even for computers and stuff like that and i pads and i pods so i think people are going to experiencing good to be experiencing higher prices food is a really important thing to keep an eye on we've got record high prices for beef for pork shrimp is up sixty one percent in a single year we're seeing much higher prices for kind of all the core proteins that matter to people and more and more signs that the packaging is shrinking as companies are selling you basically they're making you pay more

are putting the finishing touches on the new levi stadium and will give the media a final tour today. you recognize these gentleman? >> jerry rice and steve. >> they played a little football if their day. they are taking a tour of the new stadium site and i wonder how many touchdowns they could is scored? >> a little fact about new stadium i will show you more pictures. this is the clubhouse. check it out. $1.3 billion for the entire stadium which is 94 percent complete and construction is said to be slightly ahead of schedule. this is the club space, champion's club...can you buy me tickets? >> this is from the levi stadium website. >> a new study about what is on your cell phone that will make you hesitant about making your next call. >> you could be eating less salt, less facility, and fewer calories and not know it with hidden health changes food companies hague and why they don't want you to know about this good >>> push one of those people who cleans off their smartphone with just your hand or your shirt, listen to this. a study found that mobile phones carry a bacteria fingerprint of their owners. more than 80 percent of the bacter

levy said what he said. they're doing both those things. it's been -- stevehe didn't want to create a file system in the cloud which is what fox and drop box are and the new regime is basically saying we think we need to do that now. and we need to be visible in that cloud arm's race. that's what they're doing there. >> walt -- >> there's one other really big thing they did here. >> is it the language? >> that i think will have -- yes. the huge implications, they're changing the whole developer system. >> what does that mean? >> yeah. here's how it was described to me in some briefings i came out of. they're taking what it took to make an app on ios. on their platform. and they're making it much thinner, much less code that you have to write and you still get to the same place or a better place even. they're saying it's going to speed up the development of apps. going to let people write a whole lot less code and let people with less training write these apps. now, you know, i don't know if any of this will turn out to be true. that's their plan and intention

levy at an event with his kids, right? >> and talk him in to stay -- >> get him to stay in the obama administration and he did. and i think to steve's point, it resulted in continuity in building on the tools and insights that had been developed in the bush administration that we built on and enhanced, i think, going forward, so, it really is a bipartisan effort. treasury is at the table and has been at the table addressing some of our most important security issues, national security issues, whether it be the terrorist threat or it be the north korea challenge or the non-proliferation challenge in iran. i think the point that steve pointed to, which is a really important point that goes to the point of the strength of being at the center of the world financial system here in terms of our ability to do these things. in many ways, even our unilateral steps become multilateral steps, because as steve was pointing out, if you sit down with a bank and you say, all right, do you have assets and transactions in the united states, they're subject to the treasury designations. but you also have to think, and we're designating this bank in i

transition in 2008 was to track down stewart levy at an event with his kids and to beg him to stay into the obama administration and luckily he did. to steve's point, it resulted in continuity and building on the tools and the insights that had been developed in the bush administration that we built i think going forth. so it really is a bipartisan -- treasury is at the table and has been at the table addressing some of our most important national security issues, whether it be the terrorists threat or the north korea challenge or the challenge in iran. i think the point that steve pointed to goes to the point of the strength of being at the center of the world financial system here in terms of our ability to do these things. in many ways, even our unilateral steps become multilateral steps. if you sit down with a bank ape say, all right, you have assets and transactions in the united states, they're subject to the treasury designations. but you also have to think -- and we're designating this bank in iran, for example, because of bad conduct and we can underscore you and show you to bad conduct. banks around the world are not going to take

in 2008 was to track down stewart levy at an event with his kids, right, and to beg him to stay thd the obama administration, and lockly, he did. and i think to steve's point, it resulted in continuity and building on the tools and the insights that had been developed in the bush administration that we built on, going forth. it really is a bipartisan -- the treasury was at the table and had been at the table for addressing some of our most important national security issues, whether it be the terrorist threat or the north korea challenge or the nonproliferation challenge in iran. this point that steve pointed to which was a point about the strength of being at the center of the world financial system in terms of being at our ability to do these things. in many ways, even our unilateral steps became multilateral steps because as steve was pointing out, if you sit down with a bank and say you have assets and transactions with the united states, they're subject to the treasury designations, but we're designating this bank in iran, for example, because of bad contact, and we can underscore and show you the bad kakz, private sector banks around the world

levy at an event. >> and talk to -- >> and to beg him to stay into the obama administration. luckily, he did. it did, i think, to steve's point, it resulted in continuity and building on the tools and the insights that have been developed in the bush administration that we built on going forward. it really is a bipartisan -- treasury is at the table. they have been at the table for addressing some of our most important security issues, national security issues, whether it be the terrorist threat or whether it be the north korea challenge or the monday prisoner live rags alchallenge and in iran. i think the point that steve pointed to, which is an important point, which goes to the point about the strength of being at the center of the world financial system here in term of our ability to do these things, and in many ways even our unilateral steps become multi-lateral steps because as steve was pointing out, if you stit down with the bank and you say, all right, you have assets and transactions in the united states, they're subject to the treasury des iing nailingses, but you also have to think, and we're designating thi