in advance of the big game tonight,usa versus sweden. mostly swedish fans, but it's a party for everybody. we'll get to that in a second. let's talk about the soccer game because that's really the big event. it's a big game for sweden and the united states, the first real test for the u.s. women at the world cup ranked no. 2, sweden no. 5. they're in the same group in the tournament. they call this thing the group of death. bottom line, big game, tough test for the usa. >> we knew coming into this tournament we had to be at our best or at least better than the other team, maybe not quite at r oubest, but we have to be better than every other team in our bracket because our bracket is very difficult. >> we're excited to play them. it's always a good game when we play them. they're a fantastic team. >> reporter: back to the reason we're here, what essentially has happened is the embassy of sweden, they're holding this watch party behind me smack dab in the middle of dupont circle. what they've basically done is taken this place and made it

," you live in sweden.ple are like, hey "welcome to sweden." so you've given a title to the show people are going to use against you. but is it different in how you get recognized as a person on tv on a show that's now in the states and sweden? is there a difference in how you get recognized? >> there's a huge difference. i mean sweden, like i said, they're very -- they tend to look inward. in life. but also when they're out, the swedes don't talk to strangers and they like to make eye contact with strangers. so, here's like if someone recognized me in sweden, here's what they do. i'll be like on the subway or whatever walking down the street. [ laughter ] [ applause ] like they have a personal secret. i can't wait to go home and tell someone who i met. >> seth: i like that they count that as meeting. >> exactly. oh, i wish i could say something. but no. >> seth: that's fantastic. congrats, it's so amazing to have a show that is on both in sweden and in the united states. congratulations on everything. and

. >> "america tonight's" sheila macvicar with sweden's answer to internet trolls. and breaking bad. in the city of brotherly love bringing kids face to face with the hard truth of violence. >> how many of you know people who have had ebola? how many of you know somebody who's been shot? >> "america tonight" ," are," bracing for more bloodshed and more backlash. as they try to prevent more death. look to west philadelphia where residents stood up to demand an end to gun violence outrage after a 51-year-old man was gunned down in a robbery. the straw that broke the camel's back for these neighbors, the two alleged trigger men were just 15 years old. sometimes it takes anger and a shocking confrontation to change attitudes. as "america tonight's" sarah hoye found, that means facing up to the hard truth of violent crime. >> then he will see a young man who's pointing a 40 caliber gun towards his back. that young man will stand over la mont and at point blank range he will shoot la mont ten times more. >> the final moments of la mont's life, retold in disturbing detail by scott charles.

sweden's a country and swedish is the language.ome of the stuff you pick up when you're a world traveler. [ laughter ] you just learn it and then you just have it the rest of your life. you go to cocktail parties and people say, "do they speak sweden?" you go, "no, no, no, a lot of people make that mistake. sweden's the country, they speak swedish." do they speak norwish in norway?" "no, no, no, i don't know what they speak." [ laughter ] so anyways, i'm on my train from sweden and they make a train stop and an announcement in swedish. and everybody -- all the swedish people on the train just sorta go -- like, no big deal. so, i figure there's nothing to worry about. and then we just sorta sit there for almost a half an hour and i finally say to my seatmate, "what was the announcement?" they said, "oh, they just said that the train's not working and so we kind of just have to wait." [ light laughter ] and i thought you are either an incredibly laid back people or you have terrible trains in this country that this is just part for t

against sweden tonight. this was for more than just a >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> before tonight, the nats dropped 10 out of their last 13. the bullpen averaging an e.r.a. just over 6.00 in those last 13. bryce harper helped out tonight. second inning he did what he does best, and that is hit baseball. he send one to right arcs solo shot. that would cut milwaukee's lead to one. brewers get to the wisconsin native jordan zimmermann. ramirez doubles to left bringing in two runs. the final is this one is 8- 4 and the nationals drop the series. doug fister, they could use him. he had a rehab start tonight for the harrisonburg senators. he threw six shutout innings against the trenton thunder. he allowed two runs, four hits. the right-hander threw 70 pitches, 47 strikes. scary moment for trenton thunder outfielder diving into the trenton bullpen head-first. he was ok. harrisonburg would get the win. the final for this one, 4-2. yankees and o's at camden yards

tonight a chance to advance to a knockout round with a win over sweden. a team coached by pia sundhage who used to coach the americans. and hope solo a piece of work. sundhage also called solo the best in the world. early on a corn for the swedes. solo denies sweden a terrific diving effort from the goalkeeper. we stay scoreless in the 38th. second half still scoreless. fans on their feet. abby wambach came in and made her presence felt. megan rapino. a great chance for the americans. 72nd minute we're still scoreless. corner kick, roll out to seigler. a little help from the crossbar. great defense by clingenburg to save the americans. this one ends, scoreless draw. the united states still stuff. the next match tuesday against nigeria. >>> all right. to the nationals. dealing with as many injuries as wins in the month of june. three wins this month. barrett is the latest june addition to the disabled list. no choice but to play through. and the nationals in milwaukee trying to end their june swoon of seven losses in ten games against the brewers. to wisco

takes on sweden tonight. u.s. is favored is win.he game will be played starting at 5:00 this evening our time. press is looking forward to this match up. >> we expect that. we expect to play against the best and we have been preparing for a long time for these matches. every game that we get under our belt we are trying to grow. >> an intriguing element of tonight is the former coach of the u.s. is now the head coach of sweden. there is a viewing party being held at civic center plaza. we show you what you can expect if you're there. >> reporter: well, soccer fever here in san francisco. we are getting all warmed up for a big viewing party that will happen later on tonight. at 5:00 they will have the womens world cup game. they will have it on the big screen here and a whole bunch of people will fill up the plaza for what should be a really good time. let me bring in joanna doyle. how important it is to have soccer in the spotlight for young girls girls? >> it is very important. these are the women our young women are looking up to.

they are the largest companies by revenue for sweden.re very concerned about the activities of ericsson and volvo at this time. and cables were saying ericsson was giving tracking information to track dissidents. there were a bunch of reports that raised a lot of red flags on these companies. >> john let me go back to you. as hillary clinton's state department is giving a a waiver so these swedish companies can do business with iran that undercuts what western nations are trying to do in terms of stopping the nuclear program, at the same time they're getting money. is there any laws that you have uncovered in the course of your investigation? it sounds to me like buying influence. >> well you know sean we covered a lot of the clinton scandals. one of the things that is remarkable to me no matter how many times congressional investigators raise questions, we've had federal investigators, john wong go to prison and charlie tree all of the people in the '90s, the clintons expressing their sorrow about what happened it doesn't appear they ha

usually embassy of sweden or it's house of sweden in georgetown, but now we if the it's a good time to move outdoors. it's -- felt it's a good time to move outdoors. it's beautiful weather. we assure you you'll like good in this. >> reporter: how does it look on me? >> you look perfect. i think sweden will win tonight. >> reporter: she guaranteed victory and if they don't win, she says she's going to jump into the fountain down here. we'll see. back to you in the studio. we'll have much more coming up in a bit. >> if the usa doesn't win, you're all set up to go fishing with a hat like that. thank you, sir. >>> well, it was not lebron james' basketball prowess last night that has folks talking today. we'll tell you what happened. >> right after the break those naked tourists accused of triggering an earthquake learned their fate. >> i'll stop that motif. we're on the weather terrace tracking a couple showers and thunderstorms to the west. we have talked about this being our only form of relief. it's a big storm around aldie crossing 15 and haymarket headed towards chantilly, sterling an

robert: sports, usa continues world cup play against fifth ranked sweden. there is trash-talk with the matchup from the former usa head coach now the sweden coach abby pia sundhage. he is didn't mince words and said wambach wouldn't be starting and that hope solo is one of the most challenging players to coach. current head coach jillian ellis says her group isn't looking into it. >> this isn't something i talked about with the team. we're a professional group. the only focus for us is three points. to try to advance. robert: all right in baseball the nats have hit a bad stretch. zimmerman to the d.l. doesn't help at all. maybe the other zimmerman jordan, can help. he hits the mound tonight with a 2.35 career e.r.a. against the brewers. a win tonight would be good because the nats lost ten of 13. the bullpen might be the culprit. over the last 13 games they averaged e. r.a. of over 6.0. the first pitch is set for 8:10. ouch. lebron has a headache. not the warriorses, though. from the collision with the camera guy in the second quarter last night. got bloody

some of this was state money meaning this was sweden actually giving the money, correct?well it's a private lottery that's government sanctioned the government regulates it but it's a privately run lottery. >> well said. they never disclose this kelly, to the state department ethics officials though one of its largest sources was the swedish government sanctioned lottery as john was saying. >> yeah. >> explain -- didn't they have to disclose that? >> well i mean this is the dark world kind of the murky gray area that the clintons so you know so well operate in. since it is a private entity and the foundation said we consider this a private entity mrs. clinton wasn't -- she didn't have disclose this. as john said this private entity is regulated by the swedish government. the charitable donations it gives has to be approved by the swedish government so they are very interconnect and it's something that should have been disclosed to state or you know if she wanted to be fully transparent with the money. >> kelly, let's break this down. $26 million clinton foundation. $750,0

immigration offices are opening up all over sweden. last year, the company took in 81,000 500 asylum applicants, five times as many as a decade ago. immigration officials often struggle to provide migrants with accommodation. turning people down is not an option. >> local authorities don't have enough space. we have to enter the free market. neither we nor the local authorities can decide where the accommodation is located or which company will operate it. >> once we, they come to teach migrants swedish. many who do get residency permits end up moving to cities and often live in poor conditions. the search for work can be a headache to. those who have yet to be notified spend their days waiting for the post to come. mohammed with his four-week old daughter are among them. >> any big city away from this small village -- there's nothing here. >> the pride of their parents, their mother, a lawyer, does not to be filmed, but she tells us that one day, she hopes her daughters will enjoy a better life. damien: finally, to london where the an

speaking of soccer, a preview of tonight's matchup in the women's world cup between team usa and sweden. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

you are looking at live pictures at civic center plaza and amazing americans taking on sweden.ad. >> fun time for bay areas. now we have the warriors coming up. >> just looking outside admiring weather changing right behind us. enjoy the day. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. >> for all of us here we appreciate your time. we will see you again at 6:00. >>> major breaking news, as the manhunt for two escaped killers intensifies. the woman at the center of it, in custody. did she help them break out? 800 officers checking the area. helicopters overhead, our team on the scene. >>> and severe storms and flash floods. hail cracking windshields. 18 million in the path. the tornado watch issued in new york. >>> posing as black? and the naacp leader in the spotlight after her own parents say she's pretending to be black. tonight, we ask -- >> are you african-american? >>> the 24-year-old nabbed by the fbi. how he went from high school graduate to plotting to attack americans.

in sweden, a country that boasts 33 incinerators, trash is burned to create fuel in what's known as "waste to energy". about half of their waste is recycled, and the rest is burned. less than one percent goes to landfill. sweden is known as a world leader in waste-to-energy incinerators like this one which utilizes modern technology to capture and control emissions. san francisco authorities tell us, they have no plans to build an incinerator in the bay area. instead, they say, they plan to increase composting and to continue to ban what they call "bad designs". >> what is your hope for san francisco? >> what we're trying to do is really break that addiction to plastic water. >> san francisco is the first city in the country to ban the single use water bottle from city property. >> in the case of our ban on single use plastic water bottles, the goal here is to establish a marker, to lay it down in san francisco, to work with other cities to do the same. >> in the meantime, however, we're still a consume and dump nation. republic's landfill manager, augustin moreno says he wants reside

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. >> $26 million on what bill clinton collected on behalf of the clinton foundation from sweden. as you say this was happening while hillary clinton was secretary of state and the country was lobbying her aggressively on the issue of iran one cable by the washington times, sweden does not support implementing tighter financial sanctions in iran, more stringent financial swedish exports. what was especially interesting that the clinton foundation was specifically which entities in sweden contributed $26 million. the transparency that was supposed to be fair at the beginning of the obama administration and the memorandum of understanding was signed. with that this hole in terms of potential impact to prove or disprove the way hillary clinton is handling questions about that foundation. 50% disapproved, 33% approved. what is particularly interesting is when we had a private briefing with top clinton campaign officials when they were pressed about these questions about the clinton foundation they insisted this largely amounts to republican and tax on the clintons and will are really

. >> jimmy: he's from sweden. he's in our audience tonight.tim of a scam where he thought he was moving here to go to ucla and instead he is going to glendale community college. >> hi. >> jimmy: i don't know if you have offices there that he could live in or something but he wants to be an actor. if you can take him under your wing? >> of course. anyone who is going to glendale community college is going to be a great actor and i would be happy to vouch for you. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we need fun people in our studio. >> glendale community college will be great. it will be a fun time. >> are you going to help me? >> are you going to help yourself, junior? >> of course. >> jimmy: we had an argument because he claims swedish fish are not from sweden. >> no, they are from germany, right? >> maybe they are made there but they are not swedish fish. we don't have red fish. >> i made that up entirely. >> jimmy: no red fish in sweden. that's surprising. whatever you can do to help him would be gratefully appreciated. >> no problem. sure.

versus sweden tonight and the viewing party at civic center plaza. we have a couple folks who'll be there with america scores and sf soccer. there will be great events. family fun. >> i'll be headed out there later on this morning. testing my soccer skills. it may be ugly but it will be fun. >>> time is 4:12. high-tech heavyweight steps down. the reason why the man who ran twitter has decided to move on. >> i'm on the ground and the floor is wet. >> it's been three years since the deadly movie shooting in aurora, colorado. the test by the seriously injured people in the case. >>> here's a look at 280 in san jose, it looks pretty good. we'll tell you more about this and other commutes. >> we started off with hot temperature, then we had rain, we're starting to turn up the heat again. it's going to be warm. we'll have the friday highs for you coming up. . >>> a malaysia jet made a emergency landing. it landed safely. >>> we're hearing from the family of an american man who died in syria fighting alongside kurdish fighters against isis. this is a photo

new reports, the clinton foundation received 26 million dollars from sweden at the very same time the swedish government was lobbying hillary clinton's state department to abandon sanctions that threatened its business with iran and looks like the swedes got their money's worth from the clintons. that story coming up. >>> and the daily mail's francesca chambers and rich lowry join us tonight. >>> we begin with terrorism in communities like boston and garland, texas. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: lou, the witnesses testified this morning that there are a couple thousand hard core isis propagandists on the web with 50,000 followers. and yet another 200,000 are receiving their messages. on the situation in boston the fbi witness said the 26-year-old suspect usaama rahim had gone operational. >> the targets that are out there the counterterrorism subjects we are monitoring them closely for any type of action, any type of overt steps any mobilization factors. when we see those, we're not taking the chance. >> reporter: witnesses

nigeria-sweden. 60th minute, tied at 2-2. wide open, it is a goal. sweden up. 87th minute, nigeria with something in the works. the go-ahead pass. she is way ahead of the pack. she scores, tied at 3-3. ends in a tie. stanley cup finals blackhawks-lightning. the blackhawks, 13 seconds in the third, inside, that is in there. tied at 2-2. just over three minutes left in the third the go-ahead goal. the lightning steel game three in chicago, leon. tampa leads the series 2-1. leon: that's trouble. robert: it is getting good. the nats had the night off. max scherzer will take the mound tomorrow. target field royals-twins, this could have ended badly. vargas somehow gets his glove on it, knocks it down, throws it to first. another look. the catlike reflexes. royals win 3-1. the go pro camera catches a lot of things. check out this footage. a fan at this minor-league game makes the barehand it snag when the foul ball was ripped into the seats. he picked the right night to where the go pro. everyone still has triple crown hangover. american pharoah becoming t

verses sweden 5:00 tonight. you can watch the game right here with us or head over to the civic center plaza as well. frank and julie will will be there. all the activities start at 4:00. they will be there to welcome everybody. get the crowd pumped up. >> he's the man. >>> time is 6:12. still ahead helping those uber drivers navigate san francisco. coming up at 6:30, the customer complaints that led to the launch of a new educational app. >> and up next guess what, a former bash brother coming home. the special minor league promotion bringing jose back to the bay area. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute here where traffic is going to be a little bit slow on highway 4 coming up to concord out of pittsburgh and bay point. we'll give you an update on this commute and some of the other east bay commutes. >> big dividing line between cool and nice do warm to hot. a lot of fog coast and bay but inland it won't matter. that fog will put a cap. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a new york police say they now

is on his third an embassy to avoid a tradition to sweden -- extradition to sweden.nied all allegations against him. and a pioneer of cable tv has died. ralph roberts founded the company that became comcast. he did that in 1963 by buying a small cable system in mississippi. it has since grown to become the greatest -- biggest cable provider. his son is now chairman and ceo. those are your top stories. of the top grossing 600 films 2007-2013, only a small percentage were directed by women. what is going on? in a special documentary ,remiering tonight at 7:30 p.m. called celluloid ceilings, bloomberg interviewed many female directors, to explore sexism and discrimination may have faced in hollywood and what they are trying to do to change things. ♪ >> i was told that it could not be a direct or because a was a woman -- because i was a woman. i have been directing now for many years, but not as frequently as i would have if i had been a man. >> i was going into projects with people who had worked with academy award nominated actors, so i should have been taken seriously

sweden and the u.s. on friday. much more tonight. mlb amateur draft, the a's and giants at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. >>> also coming up on the 10:00 p.m. news wells fargo bank under fire. the ad campaign profiting a back lash and how the -- prompting a back lash and how the bank is responding. that story and much more at 10 10 -- at 10:00 p.m. thank you for joining us. good night. oh, hi, honey. breakfast will be ready in a minute. hi. aaaaaaaaah! my ha-a-a-nd! aaaaaaaaaaah! very funny, mom. i know it's halloween. nice fake hand. phil: aaaah! aaaah! aah! aah! aah! aah! aah! ha ha ha! ha ha! we love halloween. especially claire. it's my favorite holiday. ever since i was a kid i loved scary things. if there was a new horror movie in town i was the first in line. "one, please." [chuckles] then i met phil. "two, please."

some of the skills came from sweden.den does have the tradition of building -- otherwise, a lot of skills around rochefort, the sail making, the rigging, for instance, the cannons were found in the original foundry. so, it took time, because the decision was made not to compromise. >> how can you crystallize the importance of lafayette for american history? mr. young: at one level, he was an american founding father but it does not tell you the guts of the thing. he was a crazy youth who had the idea that the american war was a good, just war. came across as a teenager, befriended washington. he then fought gallantly. he became something of a confidant of washington. washington trusted him using him as a spy within the camp to tell him if other people were being defeatist or gossiping or whatever. then washington and trusted him -- entrusted him to go on a lobbying mission back to france. lafayette's motto was why not? i have this sense of nothing is impossible. an enormous sense of self-confidence. that can-do spirit, s

sweden executing the corner and caroline fager flips it toward the goal and look at megan elevate andn away the shot with the header. replay showing how close it was. saving the day. >> and we have practiced that. i mean all 5'1", you have to work on that occasionally, but she was brilliant. brilliant timing. and it was a huge, huge defensive play. >> and that is something that would leave the impression this week and i know when hope slides across, i need to tuck in and make sure i am in position and luckily i did. >> and she's 5'1". today's action, the huge underdog. up 1-0 and this is catalina usmay in yellow. puts the game away and they never won a world cup game. france won third and they get stunned today and finally, this is amazing. bubba watson practicing on thursday. and trick putting on the course. he turned the other way and that ball moves around. remember the old tiger woods? that ball moves around and comes all the way around and into the cup. how about that? and that tells you how talented they are on the course and. >> that circles around. >> and that carries out. >>

you sa and sweden a scoreless draw. they lead with four points. another state tight until baseball.e agenty north penn wins third championship. they beat wyoming valley west. they finish the season twelve game winning streak. >> thank you jeff. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel 6 followed by "nightline". "action news" continues at 5:30 for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. have a good night and great weekend >> dicky: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live”! joseph gordon-levitt. from “entourage”, emmanuelle chriqui. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from wiz khalifa. with cleto and the cletones. and now, it's all right, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi there.

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you sa and sweden a scoreless draw. they lead with four points. another state tight until baseball. this is dine agenty north penn wins third championship. they beat wyoming valley west. they finish the season twelve game winning streak. >> thank you jeff. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel 6 followed by "nightline". "action news" continues at 5:30 for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. have a good night and great weekend what is up with the cop uniform? aw, this is from when grayson proposed to me but lately, we've been using it for, well, you know how we do. (singsongy) role playas. ohh. (chuckles) you have the right to remain naked. ooh. how would you like it if we talked about our sex life all the time? oh, come on. no. don't. no, no, no. great. they're grossed out by the thought of us naked. not us my friend. (chuckles) ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. (all) newspaper jinx! i win. come on, guys. hand 'em over. ahh. sweet, triple coupons. tom, do you think you could turn that new fountain off every once in a while? why? i sleep with my windows open

it's a swedish boat with a sweden flag. sweden is the only european country recognized palestine.y have the right to have a normal. [ inaudible ] a boat toward gaza or palestine. now, if there is. [ inaudible ] a stop the boats or marian in the international water, it's against international law. >> israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has praised his may have foy detaining the activists. i says this flow tail is just a demonstration of hypocrisy and liza sifting the hamas terrorist organization and ignoring the horrors in our region. it even received backing from a committee of the u.n. secretary general. there is no siege a gaza. >>> the afghan union says it's not sending observers saying the vote well not be free or fair. burundi has been in turmoil since april. it all began when the ruling party nominated the president to run for a third time in office. protests turned violent and within weeks there was a coup attempt that failed. the president then ordered a massive security crack down, more than 100,000 have left for neighboring countries while more than 20 people have

women take on sweden in the world cup. right now there is no score. they just started the second half. the city also plans viewing parties for semi final and final, matches. >>> a group of athletes took part in a special training session in san jose. this camp for the stars is for athletes with down's syndrome. it got started nine years ago and mer than quadrupled in size with 62 campers. >> they e mail each other and people come to games watch support our guys. >> all of the players will be back on the field in the morning for a final scrimmage. >>> a bay area girl is one of the winners of the white house healthy food challenge. the 9-year-old from san francisco was california's winner for the california rainbow taco. she says she's looking forward to meeting the first lady. >> i think it's inspiring and it's great she does that. to help other kids learn that it's good to have healthy food but good tasting. >> this is the fourth year of the challenge. >> the president will be in the bay area next week to address the nation's mayors at the 83 conferen

is now the head coach of sweden. in our next hour we'll have a big preview of that world cup watch party in san francisco it will be fun out there. the u.s. verses sweden 5:00 tonight and the viewing party will be at the civic center plaza. a lot of activity for families starting at 4:00. ktvu own frank summerville and julie hanger will be out there as well. you can do some soccer drills. all kinds of fun things out there. >> you are sending frank and julie out there. all right it's going to be big. >>> helping uber drivers navigate through the streets of san francisco. coming up at 5:30 we will show you a new interactive app. >> good morning. we are looking at the east bay commute and right now 680 from pleasanton to the sunol grade and all the way down to san jose off to a great start. we'll tell you more about this commute coming up. >> monday we had blazing hot temperatures. wednesday we had rain. friday looks like it will be warm again. maybe warm to hot. starting off 50s and 60s. >>> another person has been arr

many soccer fans expected sweden to win that game easily. it goes to show here at the world cup, there are no guaranteeds, just one game at a time. >> the biggest story that's coming out of this right now is the ex-u.s. coach who now coaches sweden didn't only go after hope solo but after abby wamback saying she should be benched. they'll go out there to really try to defend that. >> we're still cheering team usa. thank you, jericka. >>> is a top civil rights leader pretending to be black? the family of a local naacp president says she is lying about her race. >> announcer: this national weather report >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by toyota. let's go places. hit the ground that's >>> a college student will not face charges. i understood that no matter where i go in my life i'm still a black man. >> ahead and only on cbs this morning, our interview with the honor student about the bloody talkdown. >> the news is right back an cbs this morning. >> announcer: this pti >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" spon

. >>> it's 7:08 and the women's world cup continues with the us taking on sweden. there's a watch party ktvu alex savage joins us from san francisco's civic center to show us what's going on. you're standing in front of a soccer goal. you'll be playing a little soccer alex. >>reporter: i'm going to put my test as a goalie to the test. i'm going to try to protect the goal. these are the best, young soccer players in san francisco. these girls are going to be firing away. come on. give me the best you've got, you guy s. let's go. here we go. let's see. oh, woe, hold on. that one came in kind of hot. >> yeah. >> let's see how many we can block here. these girls are good. oh. >> wow! >> that was good. >> thank you. >> he has advantage. >> i got -- exactly. you understand tori. i wasn't ready for that one. they're good. all right. these girls are fantastic. some of them come from a james town community center. they have a girl's soccer team and many of them also are from america scores area. that one doesn't count. i wasn't paying attention. collin smith with american s

some crucial points for the americans, neck up a game with sweden friday -- next up a game with sweden friday night and against syria next tuesday. >>> the nationals have a day off today and boy, do they need it. after a red hot may, june has been rather rough. in may they couldn't lose the series. in june they can't win one. it's early. yesterday was another blown chance, though, to get a win under their belt versus the cubs. even jordan zimmermann who has been clutch couldn't help. the loss marks their eighth in their last 10 match-ups. now tomorrow they head to new york to play the yankees who are on a six-game win streak. manager matt williams is not worried. to him it's just a bit of deja vu. >> april wasn't kind to us last year with regard to injury. so it was a little struggle early on. when we got everybody back, it started to roll for us pretty good. so that being said there are no excuses, period. we've got to play and win games and get where we want to get to. >>> the terps in new york is the beginning of an eight-game road trip, first stop the bronx. you can catch game one