a soccer team reflects a differently element of the guys that represent it appeared that's how it plays out. often, you can read a team based upon the players, what their background is and can predict certain things based upon where they are coming from, how they grew up, you know, what shape their environment and neighborhood and so forth. and that's sometimes a good thing, sometimes might be a bad thing. it's fat in casing. i think soccer is just global in that way. it's not restricted to just one nation like maybe american fwaud football is a bit more just american, american, or baseball even though baseball is popular in other countries as well. it's just purely global and i mean i can tell you a lot about the german culture 7 members of the 23 have dual citizenship. this is a new element of the international game happening everywhere not just in the u.s. normal? >> for me, the new normal since 20 years. if you look back at the french team that worn the world cup in '98, for a lot of former african colonies, you know, influence players winning at world cup, if it's the german team i

>> i mean some of the a's teams that you have played -- [ laughter ] >> does it compare it? >> you lost me at century. [ laughter ] >> give it to him, jerry. >>> the best thing the field can say about the u.s. open is that it is over. ahead of them, wire to wire? martin, only 8 in 114 years they have done that trick. a 5-shot lead. and on the par4, 3. it stays o. tapping in for birdie and extends his lead to six. >>> ricky in the oklahoma state orange. it was the biggest threat until this. at the 4th. now, getting this hole. dropped 8 back. eric, the 2-time heart transplant patient, leading in 5 of him. and then kamer. well, a little drama here at

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a deliberate cover-up. even "the new york times" today in many that they were really to give the story credence. the "a-team" taking up the scandal tonight. in the national football league listing the cap, a decision that could cost them billions of dollars, but is it enough? we will be talking with new york giants legend harry carson. and the president is busy today, hitting republicans on illegal immigration during an economic speech in as a new report shows, employment growth has gone to immigrants both legal and legal according to the center for immigration studies. for more on this administration, i am joined by governor huckabee it's great to see you. >> thank you. >> the president talking about phony scandals. once again he has resurrected the rhetoric which filled him the first time. >> this week hillary clinton has been in trouble because the issues out of touch. but theout of touch with reality. this is unbelievable that he is going out there, saying that an agency that has the ability to start an investigation and conduct the investigation and filed charges, come to a conclusion and then punish y

at the same time in iowa, there was a lone professor doing a computer in the basement of the physics building. in some ways he is the first, but doesn't have a team around him. unlike the folks that have a whole team at university of pennsylvania. and he can never get the computer working and never get it developed and it ends up being abandoned so it is another example of the importance of team work and that is where this is so successful. >> walter when the book comes out and you are asked who invented the computer? >> you would have to say the people that created in ac were the first do a programable computer. they did it in teams. john went to iowa and took idea and up to harvard and saw the machine howard aikin made there. he collects ideas like a bumble bee collects pollen and fertilize it and brings it together. that is how innovation works. it isn't a guy sitting in a garage alone. even though they took the ideas from a lot of other people or i should say especially because they took their ideas from a lot of people. >> who was steve wazbiac? >> that was steve job's partner. he created the circuit board for what was apple one and two. he

the world. tavis: anybody like that wants to be viewed as a member of the team. a lot of people help me pull off this show every night. we are at team. i suppose that is true of any entity, yet i can't think of a field where the work is more collaborative than the field you work in. how do you process that? >> i believe it has to be the team. the people understand it is a team. from the outside point of view they only see one or two people. the outside view is a distortion of what happens, yet inside the director truly appreciate everyone around them because they bring inc. they wouldn't get himself. -- get themselves. tavis: i want to talk about some advice you give. what is the life takeaway for you given the kind of work you do? you are in animation. aside from setting records and getting box office emma what you get from being animator in chief? john lasseter is the animator chief. wayme personally it is the people respond to problems. i know when we have successes i feel good about it as anybody would, but when there is a crisis in the group comes together th

we have a lot of guys with something to prove. >> the 49-year-old understands what it takes to win a world cup. he led the germans to victory in 1990 and coached a team to a third-placed finish. since moving to america, he has seen the game of soccer. on the yuth level more and more turn to sock are. there's a generation of parents who explained the game. the driving forces is the natural team. >> a lot say the team takes on the coach's ideas. how do you see thax. >> he pushes us to the limits, taking us outside the comfort zone. >> he's the most positive man i met, he's cutting edge and a legend. >> it will grow if collinsman can lead the united states. >> anything is doable, anything is possible in soccer. on a god-given day i believe the u.s. team can beat anybody out there. hopefully the timing will work out. >>> that was ross shimabuku reporting. here is a look at the schedule tomorrow. . >>> here is what team u.s. a will be up against when playing in the city of number of a iraniansing ark le. landslides are part of the landscape after weather in the northern city. it's been a wet few days, more rain could be on the cards. next - the benefits o

the 86th minute. to put team usa ahead by a goal. the team piled on. look at the doggy pile. ated. take a look at this vine video posted by the houston dynamo soccer team. obviously taking their cheer there, soaked in beer. >> the only way to do it. to brooklyn, as they say, the crowd goes wild! the entire bar raising a toast to them. >> and in chicago thousands packed grant park to watch the game on the big screens there. what a crowd in chicago. >> in bethlehem, pennsylvania, fans came out to cheer team usa at a soccer fest event, complete with live music. >> there in orlando, florida, so many turned out to watch there, officials had to turn some away. >> vice president biden's tweet, he tweeted out the great picture, there you see it there, of the locker room. looks like he is pointing at something. he managed at some point to go to a national security meeting. >> president obama's senior adviser valerie jarrett at@x2?w white house tweeted out the picture of staff assembled there, cheering things on inside the west wing. from washington, take a look at this from hollywood,

the united states. a win for the u.s. guarantees a slot in the next round. american interest in the world cup has surged since team between the u.s. and gaun fa had more viewers than the nhl stan any cup final. richard roth, right now at a sports bar in manhattan with jungle-like conditions. first of all, richard, where's your jersey? >> my jersey, i left it in new jersey. why don't you come down here, deb? the conditions are marvelous. i was on my way to the u.n. to hear a lecture and someone grabbed me and now in the steam bath with 15 minutes to go before the big match. ladies, how are you? get rejected in the bar with that approach. but tell me, what do you think of this big match, portugal/u.s.? >> very excited. very, very excited. >> why do you think they will win? >> we are usa. >> but that's not enough. >> the whole nation behind them. we got the underdog this weekend, it's proven. have a great chance of winning. >> do you like looking at renaldo? >> no. >> admit t >> not even a little bit. no. >> you don't like renaldo? >> no. >> he is a good guy, but not today. not today we don't like him. >> like him be

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the games, jermaine jones following clint dempsey. both will play tuesday, neither will wear a mask. the u.s. will play a belgian team who many see as one of the dark horses of this world cup. they're a gifted team. they won their group, but they haven't been at their best. these players have every chance of keeping their dream alive. >> can we do it? yes, we can. >> reporter: and klinsmann should know. he won a world cup with germany. now he's just trying to keep his players' feet firmly on the ground. bill neeley, nbc news, sao paolo. >>> up next, the shared memories from combat and the bond they forged, still unbroken after so many years. >>> finally tonight, the unbreakable bond between soldiers, their vivid memories of shared experience in combat unite them for life as a band of brothers. soldiers like d-day ed gorman whose emotional story we first brought you last month. jack jacobs caught up with gorman and his friends at their annual reunion. >> this is our -- >> there are some bonds that run deep. >> this is my team. >> friendships forged at one of the most pivotal moments in history that have withstood the

and he was a black guy from the third who played water polo. he was the captain of the team. it was remarkable to watch and play initiation for that team found him wearing a toga in the dining hall he gave it his all. >> how did your friendship evolve? >> again, slowly and through, you know, just through proximity. but in the same place we talked about girls. we talked about school. he was a giants fan. i was an eagles fan. we talked a lot about that. you know, you're laughing, gathering with people. but you know, you really become friends once you start observing someone at their weaker moments on both sides, you know, times when he was upset, times when he got off the phone with his mother is that the words you are my heart. you know, that is how you truly develop a friendship. >> how and where? >> rob grew up in a neighborhood called orange, a township in fact about three miles from downtown newark. at the time, the neighborhood was nicknamed hilltown. it is the second highest concentration of african-american people living below the poverty line in america behind east st

a four-star general joins us in moments. republicans slamming the internal revenue service after one of the most egregious friday night document dump severed. the "a-teamtakes up the irs claims of lost e-mails. that is coming up. president obama has denied returned to washington after spending the weekend in southern california playing a little golf and more than a little politics. now, i happen to be one of those who believes a president is entitled to as many rounds of golf as he wants, but this president is now contending with some extraordinary optics and challenges that are not helpful to him nor the effectiveness of his or our national image. yes, i worry about such things and believe the president should as well. my worries, my concerns with -- would be less and fewer of our president was not mired in foreign policy failure after failure. the president, his national security team have been wrong. let's be clear, wrong, utterly wrong in libya, egypt, syria, profoundly wrong about the strength and the presence of terrorists and unreleased and the world. our president is now faced with great decisions of state and life or death decisions for our me

the a's to walk if the raiders build a stadium on the site. but he is wishful thinking. >> we like to tph-pbg three years time when we come back, both teams will have a new stadium set up. >> the joint powers authority could vote on friday. >> reporter: it would need approval from the oakland city council and alameda county supervisors. back to you. >> as for the lights going on the a's say the circuit breaker shut off and had to be reset. >>> well, a police chase ended in the hills of san jose. the car slammed into a tree and the people inside took off running. officers caught one of the suspect's right away. took them an hour to track down another. right now there is no word on why the chase began or what the suspects were wanted for by the police in the first place. >>> three people suffered minor burns in a house fire in san jose this morning including a firefighter. the fire started in the garage on rockway drive and quickly spread to the living space. the six firefighters had two hours to get the flames under control. they say it it looks like an appliance left on in the garage started the fire. >>> way up north a fast-moving fire is thr

the newing a team like york knicks has been frustrating for many years. ackson now taking over, a new coach. what do you think of their chances? who replaces the code from the knicks at the nba union? guy in phil have a jackson who's body of work is tremendous. he has nine rinks. oh, he might have more than nine. he has 11 rings. also has one as a player. he has a body of work that says he is successful still stop -- successful. i'm pretty sure he will be coaching through derek fisher. as far as their union, we just had meetings interviewing candidates. inwould you be interested taking over as president of the union? you are already vice president. >> i'm not ready for that role yet but i have had the opportunity to learn the ins and outs. amazing people, advisors and counsel helping us to make decisions from the outside in they have come onboard and they have been an addition to helping us get where we want to be. >> do you have any thoughts on who you would like to see as executive director? >> we know we want someone who is well-versed in negotiations b

the redskins? you are a libertarian so you don't like people meddling in the affairs of a team. >> not the government. >> yes, the government. and you love dan schneider. >> no i think dan snyder is a stubborn koot. i think snyder is a coot, but that does president mean the government needs to -- doesn't mean the government needs to step in. >> do you see that happening? the nfl, do you think they would step in this? they have all of those other teams. there are other logos that could be offensive. >> look at the braves, the indians and the seminoles. look at pretty much any other team. >> the vikings. >> the vikings and the norse of the north are offended by that. >> you think don't force them, but they should do it anyway. they should do the right thing. is that it? >> i think they are digging their heels in because to this point they feel like they have been forced and controlled and heck el cked and they are like -- and heckled. they are like, no. it is like a toddler when you tell them to put their shoes on. how you like me now? i am taking off the diaper next. >> i think you disagree with ken g

the lack of productivity today. we have a graphic. there it is. the u.s. men's national team has a critical world cup game versus germany and we will need the full support of the nation if we're to advance to the next round. you should act like a good leader and take the day off, as well. go u.s.a.! i'm the only one chanting that right now. >> did you say you had dinner and a few drinks or a few drinks for dinner last night? [ laughter ] >> well, i am english. enough said. >> american for the day, reporting live from brooklyn, thank you, john. >> ahead, we're going to talk to the coach. the coach is german. several of the players are, as well. we're going to take a look at the strong connection these two teams have, plus a top executive from major league soccer is going to talk about how popular the sport really is. >> some flood ravaged parts of the u.s. are in for more rain today. let's bring in nicole mitchell. the good thing is we're going to actually be off anyway when the game plays, so we don't have to call in sick. >> i was thinking what are we doing wrong. i'm pretty

the a's are staying put at the oakland coliseum. the team has agreed to a ten-year lease with the oakland, alameda coliseum authority. >> this is just one more hurdle that san jose has to jump over. >> reporter: this is the lawyer defending in the lawsuit. it will play out in court in august. >> the court is going to decide whether or not the major league baseball can brooke this through their anti-trust exemption and it is the court that is going to decide this, not a piece of paper called a lease. >> reporter: the coliseum has seen better days. there have been sewage issues. and the lights went out while playing the yankees. they want another option, a brand new field. here's mock ups of what it would look like. a city councilman says the city is ready for the a's. >> at any time the athletics can buyout and move the team. right now they're losing a lot of money staying in oakland despite the fact they're a first-place team. >> reporter: bud selig released a statement this afternoon saying i continue to believe that the athletics need a ne

and the giants shared their team spirit with this tweet. a on the field at at&t park with the message good luck team usa. that's it for tonight. the news continues tomorrow morning at 4:thirt. 4:30. see you later. (british accent) let's keep this going, people! this is a big night for us. you! get it together, man. focus! yes, chef. table 21. order in. appetizer. one tuna crudo. one pork belly. two salmons. one squab. one quail. (sizzling) lovely. off it goes. (indistinct conversations) (spritzes) (indistinct conversations continue)

there has been plenty of people thinking why is the guy leading the team setting the bar so low. >> it's not a to say, and that's because he is not american, he is german, and people think it's that building year for the u.s. team, building up until 2018, however they are still going out there to win. all of these guys on this team, they want to win. >> what should americans who don't regularly follow soccer, when they tune into the world cup, what are they looking for over the next few weeks. >> this is the year you are going to get to see a new superstar emerge. this is the first time in a long time we are not going to see donovan as the face of u.s. soccer, and with him being left off the squad, it means dempsey, this will be his third world cup appearance and this could be his last world cup and he is out there to play hard and lead these guys and he is going to be the guy that will break through and become the superstar of american soccer. >> we love our stars in american sports, right? that's for sure. we will look for you all month from rio, and thanks to awful you. that is going to be

s next match. >>> the giants showed their team spirit with this tweet. the huge flag on at&t field with a message, good luck, u.s.a. >>> fans of south korea gathered to cheer their team. they didn't like what they saw. algeria beat korea. fans will be back out there next weekend for the quarterfinal round. >> world cup action continues tomorrow. espn and espn 2 are carrying the matches live. as 9:00 a.m., australia versus spain on espn, and then netherlands and chile on espn 2. at 1:00 p.m., watch croatia and mexico on espn and cameroon and brazil on espn 2. >>> a teenager is dead and three others wounded following a shooting in windsor. it happened just before 1:00 this morning outside a house party. officers found a teenage boy, who had been shot in the chest. three other people were also shot. police say the suspect got away in a blue nissan driven by a woman. witnesses say two others may have also been in that car. >>> arson investigators in san francisco believe a small fire might be related to another recent arson. someone reported a fire at 11:30 this morning on howard and second s

the air. belgium, this is a team that was considered the dark horse for the world cup. a very young team. is full of some world-class players. there's players on this team like eden hazar, plays for chelsea, a big club in england. and people are actually comparing him to messy a fantastic young player. this is a team that people are saying this might not be their year. it's more four years from now and belgium will be a real threat. but either way, i think this will be a very good match-up for the u.s. i don't think they have very many problems with them. the other match-up, though, if the u.s. faces algeria, i think there would be no problem there whatsoever. algeria, not a very strong team. not that great of a team. it's actually pretty surprising that they're in the position they're in their group, and keep in mind, brooke, the usa and algeria have history here. i'll take you back to 2010 in the group stage, which is just what we finished in the world cup. the usa beat algeria 1-0, with a goal from landon donovan in the dying seconds of the game. and that's what kept them alive in the

a fan of the 2014 world cup. that was reaction at civic center plaza in the city. hundreds watched on a big screen. team usa scored a goal early in the match. >> very exciting. not only did they get that goal early on in the game, they also just won against ghana. this is a park that had people out within the beginning of the game. but after that first goal, it filled in about 1500 people here. >> this first match up of team usa versus ghana having a local player is a big deal. and every stage he was counted out. and to get to this level to be playing is an mazing accomplishment. a real american story. they helped rally the crowd. this is made up of players from around the world. chris wandalowski is native american. he even sports a tattoo from his mother's tribe in oklahoma >> at 13 i got to go back in oklahoma. received an indian name. it's son of one of the greatest chiefs to lead the go, team usa. >> and of course, soccer fans are rallying for a strong showing by team usa. following the match up, usa will face porlt gal this weekend and germany next week. >> usa did win 2-1. this is a former secret

a total of 200 to rescuers in the cave. they really work hard down there. it was a great achievement. >> with the remarkable rescue operation a success, uncle teams have taken over the care. >> our reporter has been following the events. he describes yet this year as the injured researcher was brought to the surface. >> it was an immense achievement. the rescuers said they had never conducted a rescue operation like this. he said, it is a historic moment also for them. they have never done something like this. there were rescue teams from five nations who cooperated to get him out of his cave. we heard just now that the mood in the cave was really good throughout the whole time and they had this one goal to get him out of the cave safely. once he was out in daylight, all the tension eased and then they embraced each other and some of them started crying. it was a very emotional moment and also for the rescuers, a very special situation. >> well, let's get to business. latest action on the financial markets. >> the u.s. central bank, the fed boosted european shares, the german dax climbed for the first time in more than a week about 10,000 points. the fed is

the game football. it could be because of a 1905 article in the "times." the head line reads english soccer teamthrilling win over ghana. elaine quijano is in rio reege they'reo with the story of one player who will try to help the americans keep their momentum. >> good morning. at least world cup, story lines and players emerge as the month long tournament unfolds. for the united states a 27-year-old midfielder has been thrust into the spot light after one magical play. with this deft corner kick -- >> graham zusi. >> graham zusi set up the goal that sent the u.s. team to victory over ghana. and sent fans into a frenzy. >> they've stolen it! >> just pure elation. not a lot goes through your mind except one of the happiest moments of your life. and to celebrate with your teammates, along with your country, is an awesome feeling. >> among the estimated 20,000 u.s. spectators in the stadium was zusi's mother shirley. one fan captured the mother's joy. >> i think she kissed about four people she didn't know. so -- no it was cool to see all those fans who obviously don't know each other celebrating

. >> the world kuchlt u.s. soccer team got a little pay back in the world cup today beast the team that knocked them out of the tournament the last 2 world cup. sfichlt despite ghana out shooting u.s. team 21-8 the u.s. players took advantage of their opportunities. americans came out on top 2-1. the nation was definitely watching this big wind thousands packed grant park in chicago. they went crazy. in pennsylvania thousands more cheered open the team. look at the teams. really incredible. 7 news reporter is live in san francisco where giant crowd came out today to cheer on team usa. they couldn't ask for better way to spur u.s. interest in the world cup. >> yes. incredible dan we watched the game along with the huge crowd here at civic center plaza today. the auditorium check it out. red white blue tonight. tomorrow the big screen on again to show more game to soccer fan including mexico versus brazil but today it was all about team usa. >> team usa started strong. the first goal came just 29 seconds into the game against gan

a fellow gym user shot the video at a hotel in warsaw without being seen by the president's security team. the security secret service denies that a breach occurred. the president arrived in poland on tuesday to begin his european tour. >>> 13-year-old girl makes history on top of mount everest. how she prepared for this grueling climb without ever setting foot on any mountain. >> plus, what were they thinking? the big surprise about this disgraced state senator's showing on the ballot. ,,,,,,,,,,,, governor's race are set for >>> the votes have been counted and now the final candidates for the governor's race are set for the november election but it looks like governor brown's challengers have a steep climb. governor jerry brown easily won the democratic nomination to keep his seat. kashkari got 19% and donnelly got 15%. today kashkari says he will focus on issues that affect the middle class. >> we know how to rebuild the middle class. it just takes bold leadership willing to make big changes. and that's exactly why i'm running for governor. >> neel kashkari says he will improve the sta

the fourth ranked team in the world, portugal. good evening. i'm ama daetz. the 2-2 draw means team u.s.a. gains a point and is still alive in the world cup. let's go live to leslie brinkley who joined fans to watch both teams put on an exhilarating show today. reporter: if you love up to the last minute sports dramas, this was the match for you. world cup mania is seizing fans here in san francisco. fans who have a passion for the action. >> team u.s.a. was down, u.s.a. was up. and in the end, it was a tie. >> already have a win in the books on your mind. that hurts. >> i thought it was dish thought we had it in the bag. >> oh, my god so disappointed. >> so much emotion in this crowd of over 5,000 at san francisco civic plaza. something about the world cup whips up the patriotic fervor in the fans. near the end of the match a san jose earthquake soccer star took

a third chance. back to the u.s. men's soccer team real quick. sure you enjoyed the game with the kids, enjoyed the party. i watched them score the goal. i found a wikipedia page. it said john brooks is a soccer player and the greatest american since abraham lincoln. >> i saw that, too. for this that moment, for that moment after the game, arguably true. what a beautiful, beautiful header for him. as you say, let's hear it for the bench warmer, came in in the second half. his first world cup. >> i believe i heard yesterday, the announcer say it's the first time in world cup history a substitute scored a goal for the u.s. team. >> never happened before. a whole lot of firsts. joe carter, great to see you this morning. thanks so much. >>> 27 minutes after the hour. a lot of news this morning. twin tornadoes tearing towns into pieces. a terrifying scene playing out. the storms are moving through the country. we are live with what they left behind. that's after the break. ns. grandma! mary has atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by

making a world cup debut. the team won an historic victory against iran. in the 23rd minute, ace player, eden dzeko opened the scoring. another player added a second goal in the 59th minute. iran responded but couldn't stop bosnia from adding a third goal. bosnia beat iran 3-1 to clinch the team's first ever victory in the world cup. argentina topped group f with nine points. despite losing, nigeria secured a place in the last 16. >>> in group e all four teams played. switzerland powered into the knockout stage by beating ecuador. -- honduras. the swiss took the lead soon after the kickoff. in the sixth minute, a shot from outside the penalty box flew into the top corner of the net. in the 31st minute, he scored again. sliding the ball past the honduran goalkeeper. he completed his hat trick to give switzerland a resounding 3-0 victory over honduras. >>> in the other group e game, france met ecuador. france dominated the game from the start with 20 shots at the goal. but they couldn't break through the ecuadorian defen

the lefty from argentina, a four-time champion. tony parker. now the team's driving force said this one is the sweetest of them all. a skinny point guard from france gets his fourth championship ring. tim duncan. didn't need a fifth title to validate his all-time great status. congratulations to the 2014 nba champion san antonio spurs. >> sunday nights oym sarah bloomquist, along with walter perez, and the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news. there was some tense moments at philadelphia international airport tonight when a flight en route to frankford, germany was forced to return to the airport. this is sky6 video of the plane touching down 7:45. this plane took off two hours earlier. airport officials tell us shortly after takeoff the pilot reported landing gear did not retract. this is viewer video of the plane circling over chester for two hours dumping fuel before returning to the airport and touching down safely. experts tell "action news" that the fuel vaip rises at 5,000 feet or more. nobody was hurt. >> for other top stories tonight h

a way to beat the netherlands. it's a big loss for spain, winning against the same team. n has veteran squad, still, fans believe they can win the world cup. >> i am here, my family is span kwish, i'm spanish. so i'm here supporting the team. >> the team scored a goal to beat camaroon. >> come here to enjoy the game. good friend and in the end, the win gave them a reason to be proud of the team. >> i wore the colors because i want to support mexico all the way so win the cup. >> it's fun. being in the mission here, with so much culture. the u.s. doesn't play until monday. abc7 news. >> fans taking to twitter during world cup. check out the match showing the action on twitter. during yesterday's match, between brazil and croatia there are tweets that came from 150 different countries. >> abc7 is the only place to watch live on saturday. don't miss a moment with watch abc. >> san francisco district attorney is using back drop of the world cup to focus on human trafficking. today, george gascone signed a memo of understanding allowing greater cooperation between the countries

and timmy happens to be the second pitcher to throw two no nos against the team. this is ahuge social media sensation. giving a shout out to let's go team usa, we believe. you can see that team usa red, while the and blue. cal coach was there and tweeted me and oski, a no hitter. and some 49ers rival the seattle seahawks. they've got to get in on it. in a jersey from his hometown. >> a more baseball news from across the bay. lou wolf issued a statement saying the team reached a 10-year lease agreement. there is a closed door meeting discussing this deal. >> they just wrapped up. you know? this would run through 2025. word a's reached an agreement that would reach a lease agreement spread quickly. the source? baseball commissioner bud seilig. >> a ten year deal to stay this coliseum i can't wait. >> the team with the best record in the american league west struggled in efforts to get a new stadium against threats to leave town. baseball commissioner took to twitter saying the deal was a crucial first step towards keeping major league baseball in oakland. quote, i continue to

the brit. anytime you have a big sporting event, looks like the manager just showed up here, they are getting ready to have a big crowd in just a couple of hours as team usa takes the field with germany. world cup fever definitely sweeping the bay area. here's what it looks like around the country. in chicago, fans are in a soccer state of mind. they won't be in brazil for today's highly anticipated world cup matchup between germany and team usa but this is the next best thing. more than 20,000 people will join at grant park later to watch on giant screens. >> you feel the energy. bars and restaurants are gearing up for the game number new york city starting at noontime in the middle of the workday. >> there's always long lunches. half day or just -- [ laughter ] >> you know, the flu is going around. >> reporter: with the fans behind them, players are determined not to let them down. >> we have to give everything we got and more. >> reporter: team usa's coach is from germany and once coached their national team. >> we want to come out very aggressive. we want to give germany a real battle here. and that's what we are going to do. >> reporter: the u.s.

the u.s. coach is a former german star and some of the best players on the person team have a german background. is that going to help? >>. >> well, it certainly is something intriguing because not only does america have jurgen klinsmann but also the current coach of the german team was the apprentice of jurgen klinsmann. they formed german football together, if you will. as you said, many of the players on the u.s. team actually have a german background. anthony brooks went to the school that my kids go to. he lives right around the corner from where i live in berlin. it really helps the american team. it gives them a style that jurgen klinsmann can work with well. certainly a lot of player who's come from germany have done very, very well for america. but what jurg condition klinsmann has managed to do is managed to instill an american spirit in that team. one of the things you can see in the team is that they never give up even when they're down. they fight harder than ever before. that's something has impressed not only american fans but fans around the world. >> joakim love. >> who are you

young team, a hungry team and what the players have all described as one of the best teams've won all the games so far. it's a very athletic team. i remember these guys being big guys and athletic and hungry. >> are you surprised by the performance of the american team so far? >> no. you look at the group of death and i think one key word was survival and i think that's what we've done. we got the results we needed against ghana and we got a little bit unlucky against portugal, a last-minute goal. germany, you sit back and wait and now you'll see a more proactive team going into the next round. >> talk about the coach. you know him well. you've played for him. wh what's he like? he started out one way. >> that's motivation. that's tactics. for me i've been around him. he's a fantastic motivator. he's kind of the boss you want. he tells the media one thing but in the locker room he's a rah-rah type of guy. we can do this. we don't know any other way other than when our backs are up against the wall, we just fight. so for me it's just positive and i love hearing the stuff he'

a law protecting yosemite? the park about to mark it's 150th birthday. >> is a reflection of a new fan base in silicon valley? that is the question from niner fans. the teamunveiled a new pricey pavilion. david, how much to get in? >> it's going to cost $850 per person for the season. just to get into this pavilion. since it's a joint venture it helped to compensate to take over the parking lot. for some, they're offering a pavilion. a club-like setting, and gold rush cheerleaders and team alumni. . you have access to great america's rollercoaster. niners see this as an alternative to tail gating. >> you have people coming with the family that maybe want to beat traffic and this is another add on. you know? we're trying to make sure we have different offerings. >> season ticket holder and family will be tail gating in this lot he thinks it's a welcome option. >> with 49ers i have tickets to every game. with planning and responsibility, it's possible. >> 12 out of 19 parking lots allow tail gating. >> i think companies are just being cautious. they don't know how things are going to go. we appreciate the partnerships here. >> sunday, tasmin drive will be c

the team's going to advance with a win or draw. you want to make the knockout. both teams can advance with a portugal/ghana draw. the loser advances in the tiebreaker with portugal and ghana. but thomas mueller, the goal right there beat tim howard. that's the only one that will beat howard. and the usa won't get any. but the usa advances to the knockout because portugal and christiristiano ronaldo beats g. >>> the other big story, the nba draft. number one, andrew wiggins to the cavaliers. played just one year at kansas. cavaliers with the number one pick for the third time in four years. things have worked out great. anthony bennett, the jury's still out. and they're hoping that wiggins will come along a little more. >> you would wear that suit. >> no. >> you couldn't? >> probably could. probably wouldn't. >> i couldn't. >> that's all we got. >> thanks, guys. >>> and even though they beat team usa, germany's late goal is not our "play of the day." this is. take a look. a b.a.s.e. jumper being tossed off a norwegian mountain voluntarily. there's his friends. the

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the action in brazil. it's a huge day for team u.s.a. let's look at rio de janeiro, where fans gathered to cheer on the red, white and blue. it's not just in rio. in the states let's take a picture from chicago, where thousands came to grant park to watch the game. today team u.s.a. is playing in portugal for a chance to vaps out of the group -- vans out of the group of death. it'skming up. the -- it's coming up. the u.s. is trailing. andy was at that park with the fans. >> it was a rowdy scope a few days ago i assume it's the day. >> it may be more. everywhere is watching the big screen hoping the u.s. can pull off the win against portugal. the air really went out of the crowd when port call stored first. fans enthusiasm was so high in the win against ghana. we talked to a couple of fans would summed up the spirit of the world cup fan frenzy. >> actually, i like - i like the spirit of the one. i'm getting more into it. i'm not hike a normal soccer fan, but i like watching the countries coming together to play. >>> technical difficulties

and timmy happens to be the second pitcher to throw two no nos against the team. this is ahuge social media sensation. giving a shout out to let's go team usa, we believe. you can see that team usa red, while the and blue. cal coach was there and tweeted me and oski, a no hitter. and some 49ers rival the seattle seahawks. they've got to get in on it. in a jersey from his hometown. >> a more baseball news from across the bay. lou wolf issued a statement saying the team reached a 10-year lease agreement. there is a closed door meeting discussing this deal. >> they just wrapped up. you know? this would run through 2025. word a's reached an agreement that would reach a lease agreement spread quickly. the source? baseball commissioner bud seilig. >> a ten year deal to stay in this coliseum i can't wait. >> the team with the best record in the american league west struggled in efforts to get a new stadium against threats to leave town. baseball commissioner took to twitter saying the deal was a crucial first step towards keeping major league baseball in oakland. quote, i continue

young team a hungry team. and what theof theto best teams in the tournament. they've won all three games so far. it's it's a very athletic team. guys a we actually played them last summer and lost 3-2. i remember these guys being big guys athletic and hungry. he >> are you surprised by the o. performance of the american team so far? wor >> no. you look at the group of death and one key word was survival. that's what we've done. and so we got the result that we needed against ghana.nst ghana and then we got a little bit unlucky against portugal that last-minute goal. and then germany, you sit back and you kind of wait. and now you'll see a more next r proactive team going into the ow him next round. >> tell us about the coach. you know him well. you've played for him. he started off one way, tamping down expectations and now that's th changed. >> that's tactics. it's been nothing but positive. moti he is a fantastic motivator. kind of the boss that you want. he tells the media one thing but in the locker room he is a rah-ra

team usa met belguim a year ago. so coach feels there won't be surprises. >> it's a strong team. you know? this is because of theey have. we have no fear at all. we believe we've built a foundation in our team we're able to beat them. >> special night for a's slugger his mom marking the first anniversary. and bottom of the derek jones base hitting off chavez. and don't you have cable? don't you know what is going to happen? you're out. marlins put up five runs in the six. jeff baker 5-4 miami. and josh reddic in 8th. >> third and venus, that is an easy put away. a gift. match point and is eliminated. it's been six years since venus won a grand slam title. how cool is this? young girl gets a selfie and a hug. >> wow. >> so happy, she's you said he felt a pop. he's okay. overhead slam in straight how cute is that? she's just overcome by emotion >> almost like he's a boy band member. that is cool, though. >> be sure to join me tonight at 9:00. emergency landing the driver captured a plane landing off the freeway. how it ended at 9:00 >> then, at 11:00 booming business of high-tech security. homeowners going all out