switzerland has bounced back well.victories against ecuador and wondrous means the team finished second behind the french in group e. it is a tall order but he is quietly confident. this is a special game. for the first time since 2006 we get to play a match in the round of 16 and against argentina, such a big nation. we are also the against one of the favorites for the tournament . switzerland is already proud of us, but i think if we are able to achieve a surprise against agentina, it would set off wave of huge enthusiasm in switzerland, maybe even the whole world, if we are able to beat argentina. i'm looking forward to the match and i think something is possible for us. >> switzerland will start as huge underdogs against argentina. the secret weapon, who scored against honduras in the final group e game. session as --ing first training session in the french club on saturday. their the first in the european lead to install a female coach since may. >> as far as i was concerned, i met a group of players who seemed de

switzerland had to throw people forward. it was a great display up until that point, but it was one brilliant run. >> he is obviously amazing and a time he gets the ball. can he win this for argentina, though? >> everyone keeps saying he cannot win the world cup on his own, but he is doing it so far, so why not? he keeps winning the games and supplying either the perfect pass or getting the goal himself when it comes down to those crucial moments. do not forget -- argentina are getting a bit of a hard time because they are not playing that well, but they have players right across the pitch getting better. they struggle against switzerland, but they are improving, and he has shown time and time again that he can make the difference. it eats on form and argentina get better, they are only two games away from reaching the final. >> a lot of people wondering if argentina could win this cup. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> after that game yesterday, germany are through as well after overcoming up. 2-1, but it certainly was

switzerland produces about 100,000 kiloliters of wine a year. winemakers ship about only 2% overseas. until recently few producers showed much interest in exports. but now that's changing. wine enthusiasts around the world have a growing thirst for swiss wines. the people running this shop in geneva say they have more international customers than before. >> translator: the quality of swiss wines keeps improving. that's leading people to become increasingly interested in them. and so we're starting to export it to more countries around the world. >> reporter: cyril severin makes wine in lavaux. he bought a well-known winery where his grandfather once worked and started his own business. when imports started crowding the swiss market, severin began thinking about selling his wines overseas. one hurdle he faced was high labor costs. much of the work on his terraced fields must be done by hand. severin worked hard to improve the quality of his wines. then he began exploring promising markets, including japan. >> if i go in other markets then i can m

i've been saying for a long time i was lucky enough to see a lot of switzerland.at the draw, people were disrespecting them, saying they couldn't be among the eight seats. if you look at the results and watch them play and the quality of their team, you see they're excellent. this morning, people saying switzerland ranked sixth in the world, it can't be drew. it very much is true and they just had an off day against france. they make the nation very proud, it was just excruciating for them. he should have scored the header and was unlucky when the ball came off his knee. >> looking ahead, how do you think argentina will have to sharpen up their game? >> yes, they will to have improve. i think there's similar things about brazil and argentina. i just felt that that would be the likely final and neither team is at their best. but they keep surviving. i keep thinking that they will get better. they have the quality there, they're on their own continent, they are going to be tough to beat, that's why i think ultimately, they might end up being in that final. yes, arge

is bullying switzerland about this independent corporation trying to come up with n.s.a. prove email. what do you think that the case is going. well if you know if us pushed hard enough they might actually. make it life difficult but this was a very resistant to this kind of stuff when i am in two thousand and ten when the us ordered all the wiki leaks in maine to be taken down so that we can extort and far in france was taken down and weekly but or it was taken down and in the amazon stuff was the one domain it wasn't taken down because we can still c.h. the swiss i mean this is this is just run by a little foundation out of university of byrne and they got the call as well and they just said sorry your laws don't apply are to switzerland good bye now i don't know if they're still that sort of today. but i think switzerland and germany would probably be two of the countries where you have a good legal framework to do these kinds of services that are resistant to sort of foreign you know legal and political tampering but yeah it's not going to be easy to do these kind of

argentina eliminates switzerland, 1-0. we head to the world cup quarterfinals on friday starting with france against germany, then host countries. brazil taking on columbia. argentina taking on belgium. the netherlands facing off with costa rica. >> brazil is the home team or germany. >> i don't like anybody anymore. >> it will be interesting to see how much people care. >> i don't like anybody. all right. it's time for tennis and update from womenable dahn. the top ranked player, nidal eliminated by a 19-year-old. the first time they have beaten a number one in 20 years. maria sharapova was sent home after three sets. serena williams pulled out after being diagnosed with a viral illness. look at her playing. she looked out of sorts. having trouble in practice. again, giving a valiant effort on the court, but ultimately having to pull out. the bug got her down. she wrote on facebook, she's going to be back. we have faith in her. >> we like that. you notice it's humid out there? >> yeah, i have my fan on high. >> it is goin

but i think switzerland and germany would probably be two of the countries where you have a good legal framework to do these kinds of services that are resistant to sort of foreign you know legal and political tampering but yeah it's not going to be easy to do these kind of searches i actually think that decentralizing even further down to the individual user will be in the future the way to go and so all of us just having a couple of these lying around with your email on it and with your documents on it with stuff that's really important for some reason and so completely decentralized it down to the individual what do you make of this accusation by. who came out and said that this fine that the us is charging b.n.p. cost the nine billion dollars. it is all about extortion the centrally they want the they they want france and they want the u.s. wants france and these other european countries to fall in line now and accept these trade deals like you know or we're going to extend you know extort you for it in this case nine billion euros i mean your and your european and you know here's

people together from all over the globe. >> reporter: back out live, the crowd for argentina and switzerland is sparse but it will grow, and getting ready for the u.s. facing belgium in the knockout round. hope to see you here. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. and while you are watching the match, keep an eye on twitter as well. philadelphia union sebastian le toux will take over the twitter fee. use the #~ 6 abc world cup and join in today beginning at 4:00 while the match is underway. >>> today is the first day on the job for the new mayor of trenton, new jersey, eric jackson spent the morning at calvary baptist church, the church hosted a prayer breakfast for the new mayor. he was sworn in at city hall less than an hour ago. we'll have the latest on "action news" at 4:00. >>> still more to come, an auto maker issues a recall because of ignition switch problems. >>> and the search is on the way for a teenager swept into a storm drain during heavy rains in iowa. and the call to action volunteers are standing by with any issues you may have. >>> the search is on this noon

at this moment, aergentina is busy playing switzerland and i heard no score. we went to the bar and spoke to some of the american fans are watching as a way of wetting the appetite before the big game this amp. here is what a couple of them had to say on behalf of team usa. >> look, we are ready to celebrate. >> i think they can do it if they put their hearts into it. >> both teams are good. may the best team win. >> i think the point is well worth making, this is going on across the country as the game is 4:00 eastern time this afternoon. open air venues across the country people will be enjoying the game with friends and colleagues. del? >> john, the belgium team is tough and undefeated in the first group, what exactly are people saying that the team u.s.a's chances are to win? >> well, look, i mean, this is a pretty equal match. in a few seconds belgium spent a fortune on the team, $222 million and the u.s. spent $4.80 plus tax, $26 million to be fair with us. there is a huge difference on what the teams have spent. however, the good news, the famous german

here it is. ...imported from switzerland and now installed in orlando. oh, wow!ir destination is king's cross station. we're leaving hogsmeade. then on to diagon alley. so, i see somebody familiar here. old friend. hi, hagrid. oh, hi, hagrid. the journey starts, you don't think you're in florida. you can really feel the train, can't you? the feeling of the tracks just is absolutely right. and you can feel it in your seat as you're going, and then when you turn corners in the train, you can feel the train moving like that. hey, look. who's that? now, that part-- remember that? it was almost two years ago, right? yeah, yeah. i remember i only took one take, but someone else took a few more. i took one take. he took about 10. just saying. >> does your head fit on the ride, as well? >> just about. a big, wide screen. >> excellent. [ train whistle blows ] welcome to london, guys. welcome to king's cross. >> the first moments when they disembarked the train were quite special. here we are. oh, my god. we're in london. vieira: the station is a replica of king's cross in

and both switzerland and the usa are knocked out of the world cup.y both lose in overtime, bumping argentina and belgium into the quarterfinals. time now to take a look at what has been grabbing the headlines. in france, all of the focus has been on the news that former french president nicolas sarkozy is under formal investigation. we have more on that. >> that is exactly what the french press is saying. they are in shock. that is on the front page. france is in shock. he was placed under formal investigation after spending nearly 16 hours in custody. he is the first former president to ever be put in police custody since the beginning of the fifth republic. a lot of papers are saying there are going to be major political consequences here. a major political storm is brewing. >> this came as a surprise to everyone, but also to the former president himself. >> that's right. that is what "le parisien" is saying today. he was thinking he was going to answer questions as a witness. onlyld his aides it would take a couple of hours. he was relaxed and pol

the quarter time line-up is complete, and in two contrasting games argentina took on switzerland andelgium in matches that spilt into overtime. richard nicholson has more. >> reporter: on paper the tie between argentina who are fifth in the world, a place above switzerland offered a lot, but delivered little in concrete channels. argentina dominated possession. the first chance to the swiss. chances waved. neither team scored in the second half. the game went to extra time. the second period lionel messi was instrumental. he had a chance to score in the 180th minute. the sws almost grabbed an swalizer a minute later. a header hitting the post. argentina held on to win 1-0, and they'll face belgium in the quarter files. the belgians dominated the game. we are seeing a shot saved by tim howard. he made the difference to the u.s. 15 minutes from time. >> the u.s. defense, however, held firm to force the game into extra time, and two minutes in kevin debrup made a -- de-bruin made a break through, seemingly putting the tie beyond doubt. u.s. substitute pulled a goal back with a first tou

game between argentina and switzerland. san jose is throwing a world cup big screen viewing party but only the usa game this. you are encouraged to wear hats and sun belgium and the united states play at 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. go to abc7news.com/world cup unwith extensive coverage including a daily wrap and game schedule. >> leyla gulen if i want to watch the gale on the big screen, how is the weather? >> noise in san francisco, and mild, and mostly sunny but it will be cooler than yesterday. in the mid-60's to lower 70's. if you are in san jose, however, that is where you will be feeling the heat. it will be in the 90 this, as well, and upper 80's. here is live doppler 7 hd radar satellite, are showing usually morning fog and reduced visibility along the coast and the commute could be hampered and patchy clouds are going to be slow to dissipate over the course of the afternoon. the next 12 hours, with the clouds, we will see mostly sunshine later and by noon and 4:00 p.m. it will be warm inland and 94 is the average

argentina takes on switzerland at 9:00 a.m. and the usa game kicks off at 1:00 o'clock p.m. >> if san francisco, you can watch usa on the big scene for free at civic center plaza. the viewing party includes both games today, with usa at 1:00 o'clock and san jose throwing a big screen viewing party at the plaza but that is only for the usa game and people are encouraged to wear hats and sunscreen because it is going to be hot. >> stay indoors, you can watch the world cup match live on sister network, with argentina versus switzerland and 11:00 o'clock p.m. bell medium and the united states. for all things world cup go to abc7news.com/world cup with extensive coverage on our website including daily wrap and the schedule. >> sunscreen is good if you are watching the game outdoors. >> sunscreen. water, drink plenty of water is what you want. anything that can give you more electrolytes. in san francisco it will be cooler. in san jose, our highs in san jose are about 85 and possibly higher closer to 90 in some areas but certainly if

and some wanted to go to switzerland and france. only me and another guy stayed with me and i thought you know why did you stay like being a prisoner in afghanistan you know in those days. soviet prisoners of war fear they would be treated as traitors if they came back home so i was afraid anyway i still had hope that one day i would return and that's why i didn't want to go to any foreign country that i knew i was soviet troops were still fighting in afghanistan. where message and they are they would heading surprised by our decision but yes it was when the second punch air offensive was launched and must suit told the local population in the puncher valley to move to the north of ghana stand on something he told them and i went to the living he had five bodyguards they were old afghan men and i was his sixth bodyguard. by the time he told you be my bodyguard he offered the job. no as we were approaching the mountain pass he gave me a gun. so was it a show of confidence in you. probably so he gave me a gun and told me i would go wi

if they can move to the uk or switzerla switzerland, that's okay.s not okay. being a deserter and betraying your own country is not okay. if you want to move abroad, number one, and you're making profits here in the united states you're going to pay your fair share of taxes. you can't put your money in the ok cayman islands and pretend it doesn't exist. in terms of the defense authorization act, if you want to call switzerland or u.k. your home, you're not going to be bidding on defense contracts for the united states government. i would generalize that, you're not going to bid on contracts for any agency -- wahl greenz wants to hook up with a swiss company. they get billions from medicare and medicaid. you can't get money from medicare and medicaid if you want to be a swiss company. the other thing i would say, there are huge loopholes they are already taking advantage. one out of four corporations pay zero in taxes including ge, verizon and boeing. they are not being beaten up with horrendous tax rates, trying to make an extra nickel at the expens

that is switzerland versus? help me. switzerland -- >> argentina. >> honestly.. >> my son had to correct me. square.ere or be here is a fun 1 -- i don't know what to make of this. when it comes to cocktail that 30,000 feet, airlines are starting to feel like they need a bouncer. they are pushing for stronger international laws regarding passengers who have had too much to drink. airlines want on rowley passengers to be charged in a country where the plane lands according to the international air transport association. by the way, airlines have reported 8000 incidents of unruly passengers. >> this is a huge deal. >> it actually is. >> i have witnessed one of these ones. >> what happened? >> i witnessed drunkenness back in code. >> you fly coach? >> no, no. [laughter] i am looking back, the guy is drunk. i am sorry, it is bad enough for a flight attendant bouncing around -- this is a big deal. >> i have never actually seen it happen. i'm glad i have not. ugly. don't drink -- well, you can have a drink. just do not drink too much. whether on an airplane or not. you

in 1992 he was invited to switzerland by a sister church where he preached ten years.fter being there a year he was shocked to hear on the news the tragic story of the woman was raised by a middle class swiss family in stable environment and received a good education. she later wrote an autobiography titled given up for adoption which talks about the struggles she faced as a child. her death moved kim to become involved in adoptive kids and he began listening to kids. kim began to doubt whether the overseas adoption system really brought happiness to the children. after returning to south korea he began working on trying to change the system. in 2006, he submitted a petition to the south korean parliament. it called for an end to overseas adoption pointing out that south korea is the only industrialized nation that still exercised this policy. tfrs set up following the korean war. it was designed to offer a home to orphans who lost their parents in fighting and other parents who were too poor to care for them. this picture shows children sent for adoption in the united

they are trying to be the switzerlands, they say. interpret that anyway you like, of music sharing. it's harder to share music if i have pandora and spotify, if i want to share a song with you, i have to go to youtube and hope can you open the link. >> claiming they're going to be switzerland, aggravate the music, these different labels, different musicians, it's not going to happen. they've done this so many times. the entries are high in terms of music share and streaming. i have an iphone, i'm a huge music person, when i'm not doing retail. >> pandora is struggling to make money. i use spotify, they're not public. they are struggling to make money. when you have behemoths in the industry. >> it's about creating this platform that is agnostic, if you have amazon or itune, shouldn't matter, we're going to give you a service you can use however you want and not going to hold it against you if you want to use one or another. >> i feel there's a new streaming music service every single day. this celebrity deejay, that is something the consumer -- >> the millennials! >> i use 8 track.

at 9:00 a.m., argentina and switzerland and at 11:00 o'clock belgium and the united states with both maps set up on the plaza. >> now a bill that can change high school football is on the governor's desk limiting the team for football practice to two, 90-minute full contact practices twice a week and bans two a day practices on consecutive days. the bill calls for a player who sufficients a concussion to be sign lined for a week until medically clear. the restrictions could be hurtful because they reduce the players' readiness. >> a study released find many community college students need for years to graduate. the community college traditionally is a two year commitment. the nonprofit cam page for college opportunity says that some of the reasons for needing four years include work and family obligations and the need to finish remedial courses and the cost of attending school. during the recession, california's 112 community colleges had managements consulted by $1 billion forcing them to reduce class schedules. >> trading is underway on wall street so we will look at the big board.

. >> we have the sports coming up in a while and relief for the argentina fans as they beat switzerland in the world cup. cup. >> the u.s. space agency launched a new satellite to study the carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. it took off from california just a couple of hours ago.it is hoped that the satellite helps the scientists to understand the co 2 levels and why theorizing. >> carbon dioxide is part of the earth's atmosphere and the levels have fruks waited in the past and increased steady in the past years. understanding how co 2 behaves is critical. half of the carbon dioxide dumping into the atmosphere is disappearing some where, in the ocean waters, a quarter is, we know that, and the other quarter we assume going into the land some where, into forrests and trees and grasslands and some where, but we don't know where. nasa launched a carbon observatory and there are ground monitoring stations and this satellite helps to get the levels from every location on the planet every two weeks and providing a hundred more times data than is currently available. >> the sun is shinin

there is one person each from switzerland, belgium, egypt, ukraine, nigeria, cameroon and mali. all six crew members are from spain. the plane may have crashed in mali. >> translator: despite intensive search efforts, no trace of the aircraft has been found. the plane probably crashed around gao in northern mali. >> two reconnaissance planes from a military base in neighboring niger will join in the search. france president, francois hollande, says his thoughts were with the families of those on board and everything will be done to find the plane. >>> police officers from australia will soon be heading to eastern ukraine. they'll help with the investigation into of the malaysian airli killed in the crash. >> we are ready to deploy au help secure th an international team under united nations authority. >> prime minister abbott said pro-russian separatists have prevented a thorough search of the crash site. he said 50 australian police officers are preparing for their mission. all 298 people on malaysia airlines fli lastwh shot down. but international experts assessing the remains

the two-time winner, this time against switzerland, but they managed to grind out a win.nly goal of the match. so we now have the complete quarterfinal line up. andy richardson runs through our special world cup. >> this is how al jazeera's world cup is looking. we started off with 32 teams, now just eight countries remain. for the first time ever the group winners have all won their second round games. the likes of usa, switzerland, nigeria, algeria, all coming close to cause angle up edit but unfortunately, falling short. host brazil will have to up their game against colombia. germany taking on france. germany's record of fourth consecutive semifinal appearance in three previous world cup meetings between the countries we've seen an average of almost six goals a game. let's take a look at the other side of the draw, that contains the surprise packet of 2014 costa rica. they're taking on the 2010 runners up, the netherlands. netherlands. and can mesi drag argentina through another game this time belgium, and close for his and everyone else's target. that's the rio de ja

. >> and the latest from the world cup, including argentina breaks switzerland adds heart to make it to the quarter final in brazil. all the action later in the programme. >>> israeli police fought several hundred young palestinianians in east jerusalem after a young palestinianian was reported, kidd yapped and murdered. it is believed that he was ab duct while walking to a mosque. he went missing a day after the bodies of three israeli teenagers were ground. we go live to our correspondent. where you are there's a lot of tension. give us an idea of what is happening there.. >> this is the shot clock area of east jerusalem. behind me is a mosque. that's where the 17-year-old boy was kidnapped from in front of the mosque. this is his neighbourhood. in the background of this sister you'll see border police, closer to us a few minutes ago. palestinianian protesters, we can't access the area, quir works at the border police. they wept in and attacked with steel bullets and tear gas. they are getting closer to the area where protesters are waived. people are blaming the israeli settlers.

parts of switzerland followed. italy is debating. >> there's still a relatively tiny proportion of women that want to cover themselves fully. many muslims don't say that is a fundamental part of religion. >> many muslims don't agree. they talked to two or 3,000 that agreed. >> many agree it is degrading. >> exactly. >> it's very difficult. the argument in the court -- it was difficult to decide if a woman is forced to wear it or not. >> thanks very much. >>> now more on ukraine. we have been covering the situation for many months. the cease fire is over. government forces have launched air strikes and artillery assaults on pro russian separatists in the east of the country. let's go to the former head of the bbc ukrainian service live in kiev. good to see you there. just tell us what does the end of the cease fire mean? >> in practice it means ukrainian army and national guard are engaged directly with rebels in donetsk and luhansk region directly. there were reports of intensive bombardment in the city. politicall

the historiano who joins us in switzerland. thank you for speaking to us. lot of diplomatic effort going on behind the scenes. we are hearing that some aogress trying to broker cease-fire. as a historian, i am assuming you are more set -- skeptical than most of this can be solved with a wave of a magic wand. >> yes. i am not sure we can speak of diplomacy and whether we should be optimistic. it looks like just looking a they could not engage. say. did not really have a can show it is important to remember we are not in a short term conflict. it is a decade long conflict and i am not sureons, we can have an active diplomacy. blockadefting of the was listed as a key condition for a humanitarian cease-fire implemented yesterday. internationalhe efforts behind the scenes are the write-once? missed --egypt are mistrustful of hamas and they feel the same way about egypt. >> if we expect egypt to solve the problem, we have a problem. america and of other partners to engage. and diplomats and international remind theuld occupying force of certain obligations, like

that answer was revealed when argentina faced switzerland in a game that also went into over time. messi for the 1-0 lead. now switzerland would get a great scoring chance moments later only to see the header go off the post and then off the flee knee, and argentina would win it 1-0. the nation goes crazy back home. and that would--that would set up the match. >> would that have been great? >> as it stands right now with belgium leading 2-0 in extra time it will be belgium most likely moving ton face argentina again the u.s. trying to get to the quarterfinals for the first time since 2002. argentina has been to the quarter finals in the past three world cups. >> tell me what you're watching. i watched a bit of it, and it looked like belgium was getting the better of the action. >> in the first half of this game the u.s. squad was very aggressive. the coach of the u.s. team wanted to see that. and in group play they had one striker, and in the second half they fell back. they played well but they were constantly seemingly on defense. when do you that, american sports you play baseba

now tomorrow argentina takes on switzerland then belgium versus team usa. big screens will be set up for both matches at the san francisco civic ceer and for usa belgium at caesar chavezmras plaza in san jose. bring your sun screen. experience is back with the forecast even though the temperatu is moderatelying a little bit from where we were tod. still warm out. >> still warm tomorrow. ight sunshine even on day that is very warm still a good idea to have this. >> here's a look at live doppler 7hd see that we have some cloud around tonight. we are not starting with that. if. >> this is a sunset time lapse view from the sutro towercam. sunset officially 8:36 this engine. notice the color in the western sky. absolely stunning. here's if we have high cloud around. quite a bit of high cloud. low clouds still moving up from our south bringing us cooling influence along the coast lane. great view of the western sky from our st bay hills camera rate now. still bright even half hour or more after the sun set. it's 58 degrees san francisco right now 63 in oakland sa

video out of switzerland where you have been seeing flooding and a landslide covering up railroad tracks. also, a woman was killed and several houses and basements flooded. as we take a look ahead the threat of the storm systems still there. continuing to track towards the east following another low that brought two reports of tornadoes. so you don't need more severe weather. this is something we will continue to watch. now, moving towards the americas, continuing on the topic of severe weather. take a look at cloud cover. that is a line of severe weather that set up several reports of tornadoes in the west. numerous reports of tornadoes towards the east. the main reason is we have cool air from the north interacting with the hot muggy air in houston. that is bringing the threat of severe thunderstorms. the cool air is also another big topic. some of you it may feel like late fall to early spring. just 9 on monday in winnipeg. here is the extended outlook. >>> thousands of people flock to a california beach to watch a surfing competition where competitors stood on four legs. about 40 dog

switzerland is not the toughest of opponents. the next round will be belgium or the united states. really need to up their game, and for many people i think the world cup really is beginning today. >> explain what happens where you are when argentina plays. >> you can see a little bit of action behind me, but with a little over two hours to go until kickoff, most of argentina pretty much grinds to a stand still. the streets are deserted, shops closed. people will gather in some of the cities where the councils have put up big screens, but in general absolutely dead. anybody who is not wearing an argentina shirt really isn't involved and really should be involved is infectious, the enthusiasm for the national team increasingly so as the tournament progresses, myself included. >> okay. good to talk with you daniel, we'll watch up with you a bit later. well, the final round of 16 games also features the united states taking on belgium. the belgiums won all three of their games to hop group h. gabriel reports from salvador. ♪ >> reporter: the calming notes reverberate off of the walls

to my left over here, you'll see fans that are over here at the bar that were watching argentina/switzerland game. a win by usa will send the team to the quarterfinals for just the third time in history and they'll play either argentina or switzerland in the next round on saturday. team usa will tell you this is the biggest game of their lives. >> guys need to make plays. it's going to take a couple special moments and i think that we have plenty of guys on our team that are very capable of creating those special moments. >> hopefully we don't play too tight. the moment and enormity of the situation. sometimes puts a lot of pressure on players. just depends on how we handle it. >> reporter: we'll see if they can handle it. the u.s. is looking to go up against real strong offensive attack today. during the group stage, they ranked second to last in attacks and offensive attacks and they hope now that the u.s. star forward who is now available to play after being injured in the first group match game against ghana will come out today and hopefully provide a little offensive punch for the u.s.

the senior accountant was arrested for helping friends smuggle millions of euros into italy from switzerland, as well as claiming a new management team they have separate pensions and asset management funds, leaving the bank to focus on payment services for religious orders. the new leader will report directly to the pope himself. >> our ambition is to become something of a model for financial management, rather than a cause for occasional scandal. >> on tuesday the vatican revealed the shaky state of its finances. balance sheets showed a huge drop in profits for the vatican bank and a deficit for church administration. earlier the vatican city state forgood news, ticket sales the museum had 33 million in profits. wrap up their program in october if the american economy stays on track. they have been reducing bond purchases by $10 million since january and hope to keep up that pace with a final $15 billion reduction this fall. details of the latest policy indicate that the so-called tapering will not impact interest rates. the fed plans to keep rates at zero for a considerable amount of time

have to apply it to a bite on one hand to their home rules and regulations in europe for me and switzerland as far because the space in the subsidiary of b.m.p. was involved as well and on the other hand they have to avoid to respect the international order the u.s. regulations in all in this case you know it was something which was. unrelated so it's a very is interfering by the u.s. side because obviously it is a separate culture isn't it to surprise countries so all you can say all of the most important is interfering but on the other hand it is their own currency yeah so as long as you use you know this is a national currency and the central bank or federal reserve has in it's all right to the side of things it won't be goes it's its own currency so this is the funny thing with the u.s. dollar is that on one hand it's the u.s. currency on the ties to. work as a country rules and policy and currency. point that's it yeah and all the other hand it is the currency of the world and is that the problem i do think with a very reliant on the u.s. dollar could we see a backlash towards the doll

of the world cup games and face a tricky switzerland with players. >> translator: a great world cup us expected and what he expected, that is what his mates expected and that is what the whole argentine public expected and i'm very happy for the team in general and for him, it's obvious he is a key player for us and so is messi. >> reporter: the final round of 16 games features the united states taking on belgium, they won all three of their games to top group h and supporters of the teams have been arriving in one of the most historic cities and we report from salvadore. ♪ the calming notes reverberate off the walls of the city, salvadore was once the first capitol and now one of the most historic places in the entire country. fitting spans from u.s. and belgium are looking to make history when they face each other. on monday night hundreds of hard-core supporters of the u.s. packed a ballroom in the city, a festival of red, white and blue. and carrying their side to victory in a tournament the americans came into with low expectations. they now find themselves in the final 16. >>

for the past seven, he's been a transatlantic commuter of sorts, spending three weeks here in switzerlandeek back home in chicago, where, as his hardhat suggests, he's a die-hard bears fan. people have told us that one of the things you're trying to do is to recreate what the universe was like a nanosecond after the big bang. is that right? >> that's right. >> why do you want to do that? >> it's in humans' interest to know everything, right? and why wouldn't you want to know that? >> well, you'd want to know it, but you know, spending $8 billion to find out, it must be important. >> so let me ask you this question. >> you can try. >> because we've studied the interactions of photons and electrons and elementary particles, we can understand how to take the light that bounces off of me and you into that camera, and take that signal, and put it into mom and pop's living room. now imagine, in 10 years, 20 years, we would be able to take, instead of our photons, me and you, and put them in mom and pop's living room? so you tell me, is that worth-- >> transport people. >> you tell me. is that w

argentina against switzerland earlier, argentina beating switzerland in overtime 1-0, and in just a fewbelgium. well, soccer and bonds are are typically not correlated. we thought it would be interesting to see how the two countries stack up this terms of credit ratings. the u.s. comes out with a higher grade from all three ratings agencies. there are discrepancies by just how much. both moody's and fitch give u.s. bonds a prime rating, belgium slightly lower. s&p rates both countries high grade, but the u.s. trails belgium. as we said, it's kind of hard to make a case that bond ratings have much to do with soccer standings, but, listen, we have a business audience, we wanted to make that comparison, and there's a lot of fun down at the freedom plaza in washington d.c. rich,n been mirrored across cities in the u.s., and they're all getting together to watch. what is it like where you are? >> reporter: liz, we are eight minutes from game time here. where else would you rather be than at the foot of pennsylvania avenue two blocks from the white house and within eye shot of the u.s. capito

switzerlanders like and luxembourg will start having to turn over the names of their account holders to u.s. tax authorities. some 70 countries have agreed to only after swiss banks, ubs, and credit suisse were hit with fines for helping americans hide their many. for residents planning a summer holiday to another country and the union, mobile phone data roaming costs will be capped so you should not go home to a terrifying phone bill. the top prize for one megabyte of data has been cut to $.20 of a euro from 45 and text messages will also fall by a quarter. the commission wants to abolish roaming fees altogether by 2016. the founder of telecom here in france says it is good news for everyone. for the northns frequently go on holiday to the south and they are used to playing -- paying roaming charges in spain and italy. they are higher from the north to the south. so for many years, they have lobbied the european commission and eventually won. >> some other stories, unemployment in the euro zone fell slightly in may, adding to fears the normal way to recovery may be leaving millions

-belgium match will face switzerland or argentina.e is a score, 1-0 argentina, minutes later, he has an excellent chance, wide open net but his header hits the post, argentina prevails. they will face the winner of the u.s.-belgium match on thursday. >>> the road trip may be what they need, well the phils got it. it starts against the marlins, the sixers start summer league play, and a world win for jeremy grab. a few days ago he is just a college kid. >> its exciting to be here. it's a great organization and i mean definitely different, not knowing where you are going and not knowing and being here. definitely a different experience. i am excited for him. >> they have their share of upsets, rafael nadal, check out the kid in the court, through the legs. you want mustard on that rick? we saw one of those the other day, match point now, he ranks 14th in the world and beats the champ in four sets. serena williams had to withdraw, she is suffering from a viral illness, over the weekend she lost in the first round of the singles action. t

did they turn to ireland or switzerland for help?, they turned to washington and the united states of america and to the taxpayers who came through with billions of dollars to save them from their perfidy. that is the reality of history. a reality which many of these corporate deserters are now ignoring. i have trouble with this clearly, a great deal of trouble. i'm going to offer an amendment, should we get on this bill, called the patriot employers act. very simple. here is what it says -- if you have a corporation in the united states headquartered in our country and you have not moved jobs overseas and you pay your employees at least $15 an hour, which means they don't qualify for federal benefits, just their paycheck, if you will give them quality health insurance as required by

we went to switzerland, italy and france.did a thing called the tour mon blanc or in english, the mont blanc tour. [ laughter ] and i talked about it yesterday, but i want to talk about it a little more today. not for myself, but we've done market testing, and it turns out the thing americans love more than anything else, is hearing other people talk about their vacations. [ laughter ] the pieces -- the question i got asked the most after telling people about this vacation is a lot of people were like, "hey, seth. how french did your brother look when you guys were hiking?" and fortunately, i have a picture to show you exactly how french my younger brother looked during our hiking trip. the most french. [ laughter ] the most french. [ applause ] my 38 year-old brother looked like a little french boy. [ laughter ] lost in a meadow. it wasn't as a joke, he just thought this is the way you look when you hike. my brother and i years ago were big soccer fans. years ago, we lived in amsterdam. we lived in the netherlands, and becau