the usa must win this match. this is actually just the first time the usa is playing belgium since the 1930 world cup. there's really not too much history between the two teams. there are a number of likenesses. both sides very physical. both tactically astute teams. one big note for the usa ahead of today is the striker who was injured in the very first game has been deemed fit. the question is whether klinsmann is going to use him. i'm not convinced he will be. the guy to keep your eye on for belgium is someone i like to call the man child. this kid, he's a beast. he's 21 years old. he is a top striker. he has a clinical finish. he's such a physical force with this ball at his feet. it might come down to the usa's defense and even the midfield to slow down the belgium play. all that being said, do i think the usa can do it? yeah, i really do. i don't think they can do it in 90 minutes. not 120 minutes. i think the match might be decided in penalty kicks. it might come down to shot stoppers. tim howard is familia

. >>> buy goods made here in the usa.rn how to bowl because you know who you are. >> we are going to have good recipes coming up. we will have some fun. this is very important. we will play a 4th of july trivia game. you know we are not good at games. we want you guys to play along. true or false. the declaration of independence was signed on july 4, 1776? i'm going to say because it seems true i'm going to say false. >> i'm going to say true. this is in front of me. >> the answer is false. that is for another question. save that. >> it was not signed until august 2. >> it was declared on july 4. >> finish the lyrics to this patriotic song. ♪ this land is your land ♪ this land is my land ♪ from california to the new york islands ♪ ♪ to the forest to the gulf stream waters ♪ ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ >> that was a terrible rhythm. >> we got it! ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ >> who plays the president in the movie "independence day"? >> we know that. >> yes, we do. >> michael douglas. >> bill pullman. >>

but he wasn't the only impressive piece for this game for the usa. actually saw a glimmer of the future on this team. diondre yedlin, 20 years old. every touch on this game after he was subject on, almost led to something. he was truly a standout player. afterwards, i asked him what it's like to be the future of american soccer, he said, well, he's just looking forward to being part of it. he mentioned julian green. he made his debut for the usa. and of course, he put usa on the scoreboard. so there's a lot to look forward to when that comes to this american squad. not any longer this year. but 2018, here we come. christine, miguel, i'm looking forward to the future. >> optimism. >> i'll tell you the tears in my household last night. >> oh. >> but, they looked at the goalie and they say, if we work hard, that can be me some day. >> score one for u.s. soccer. >>> now to the crisis in iraq, the leader of isis calling the muslim leaders of the world to join his cause. he wants them to help build up the islam state he declared a few days ago. it comes as

if it says made in the usa, you want it to be true. what's interesting is the company sold the license but they really didn't do the due diligence. this case hopefully and we talked about this will get moving in the right direction. a little more compliance and more checking and more background work to make sure the label is true. >> maybe one of the reasons they didn't do some of the checking, maybe just looking sort of from my point of view is that it's hard to make your entire product just in the usa, right? >> it's very difficult. the guidelines say it has to be virtually entirely made in the usa. so all of your nuts and bolts and your threads need to be made in the usa. it's hard. then okay don't make money from selling the license if you can't get enough people to comply with it. >> let me ask you this. lets say that you're a company that actually does make everything in the usa. do you have a case in any of this? >> that's a great point. those are ones that want to defend the idea that i want to play on a level field. if i make i

the bag. i like it! go usa! the fans here are standing by them. >> i believe that we will win! >> usa! >> all right so here we are back in extra time, belgium winning 1-0 and once again the winner moves on and the loser goes home. hopefully it ends with america in favor. >> in case you haven't noticed, world cup fever couldn't get much higher now and the match is in extra time. hello sebastian, so is our twitter guest, sebastian le toux, he is in the center taking over the 6 abc twitter account and taking all your world cup questions, just join the conversation with the #~ channel 6 "action news" world cup. the coverage continues on the new 6abc.com. we have an entire section dedicated to the event with scores and recaps and a daily blog and fun factses and photographs from brazil. >>> other news at this hour, the owner of a daycare center is facing charges after investigators say she left five small children inside of a locked vehicle while she went shopping. car and thompson is accused of leaving the children in a vehicle on aramingo avenue in port richmond. the air conditioning was o

breaking news, the united states soccer team just beat ghana. >> usa! >> how are you? great to see you. >> the biggest night yet in the world cup as the u.s. battles portugal. >> the television inside the room is also playing the game. >> portugal scored a game-tying goal in the final second that stunned soccer fans around the world. >> the usa escapes the group of death. congratulations. >> i've never been more excited, because even though they did lose, they're still advancing. >> usa versus belgium. that tiny european country with a population just slightly smaller than ohio. >> belgium. >> a lot of americans have opened their eyes to the world's most popular sport. >> in the united states first world cup match in 1930 against belgium, three goals were scored. all by the united states. this afternoon, team usa faced belgium again in the world cup and again, three goals were scored. all of them in overtime. and only one by the united states. here is 19-year-old julian green rising to the challenge and getting team usa on the scoreboard, bringing almost unbearable atte

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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 temperature and 84 by the day and 62 degrees along the coast and still maintaining the

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this isn't truly a sad day for the usa. is is a great day, because we just witnessed an american squad that got everybody in the country so excited, and got them to fall in love with soccer. now the face of the american side last night, undeniably tim howard, 16 saves he made in this game. he was just having to stop actually everything and he was unbelievable. i would personally call him a beast, carol, a highly technical term, but that is exactly what he was. those 16 saves were actually the most amount of saves by any one goalkeeper in a world cup match in history. unbelievable, but at the same time, is he going to be the guy that will be in goal for the usa as we move ahead? we don't know that for sure. he's 35 years old now, and in four years, he'll be 39, so it will be interesting to see if he is still around, but we do have a lot of young faces to get excited about, one of the guys is yedlin who i spoke to after the match and he truly is the future of american soccer. listen to what he told me. >> if that's the title,

fans flocked to the coastal city to watch the team usa play. gabe, describe the scene, where you are as you watch this match. >> well, we are right outside of the stadium here and this might be a stadium that is thousands of miles away from the u.s., but it is not feeling like it. it is electic atmosphere and feeling like a home match. inside of the stadium it is half time. people were chanting i believe, believe, usa, i believe we are going to win. the famous chant we have been hearing over and over now. people are relaxing now a little bit and getting ready for the second 45 minutes. i would say that the u.s. fans are out numbering the belgium fans ten to one. it is a gorgeous night for soccer. it is warm, stars are out, the moon is shining and u.s. is a little tense waiting to see what happens in the second half. >> what about the argentina match for us, quickly. >> lots of the u.s. fans were watching that game. they know if the u.s. wins they are facing a tough test against argentina, but first getting by belgium. >> gabe, thank you. update

the other sign which has mexico only no usa there's graffiti there's graffiti over the no usa. you would be inclined to want to go that direction to go to san diego since that's the direction of san diego. you would expect to see a road that went in that direction. it wasn't just a wrong turn. once he made that turn he couldn't turn back. so i got behind the wheel to investigate his claims. >> we are coming up on the right of where sergeant came out of his parking spot and where he made his turn. you can see to the right this road is looping right on to the freeway. this is where he came out over to the right. i am staying in the left lane because i wanted to return to the usa. you can see the return to the usa sign. i can say in the left lane. but he is over here to the right. he can't get over here to the left lane i can to make the u turn. it is t this is the only lane you can see how it would be impossible all of these barricades. so this is where the u turn is right here. i am making the u turn he couldn't get over that because he would have to cross over all of these lanes

since we didn't have any amendments allowed under the usa freedom act, we looked at what we could do under the defense appropriations bill. we crafted an amendment that said this -- under 702 of the act, you can collect data. we now know from the snowden disclosures that it's a lot of data. also include the information of americans, even though that can't be the purpose of the collection of the data. what the amendment said, if you want to search that lawfully acquired database for americans, you should get a warrant. not that you can't get the information. get a warrant. that is the standard with the fourth amendment. when faced with that question, the house voted overwhelmingly 293-123 to stand for the fourth amendment. i thought it was quite a thrilling moment for the house on a bipartisan basis to stand for the constitution. >> representative lofgren, what are the chances of the amendment making it through on the senate side? >> i don't know. when i tryonfident to predict what the u.s. senate will do. i think it will help those in the senate trying to make sure that we have a cons

in fact, betters put the usa at just a 13.1% chance of beating the belgians. even so, today everyone truly did believe. and even as people walk out of these bars here you can still here them say usa, usa -- there you go. david? >> you're lucky, these are upset fans tonight but proud of the team. thank you. >>> we're going to move onto the other mainlier store tonight. tropical storm arthur. all eyes on this system as it powers up the florida coast at this hour, already felt on the ground, wrecking havoc on the beaches. everyone asking will arthur grow into a hurricane. let's bring in abc's meteorologist ginger zee. >> it does look like it could turn into a category one hurricane eventually as we get into the later part of the week, david. but let's bring you to what we're seeing, strengthening at 55 miles per hour max sustained winds. who feels it first and when? it's tonight from fort piece to daytona beach. one to three inches of rain. you can see 60 miles per hour gusts and absolutely we'll see rip currents and rough surf. that all important path. this is wh

the other sign says mexico only no usa there is agree feegraffi the no usa. that is the direction of san diego. if he intended to go to mexico you look for a road in that direction. >> but it wasn't just a wrong turn. he said he couldn't turn back. i got behind the wheel to investigate his claim. we're coming up on the right of where sergeant came out of his parking spot and where he made his turn. you can see to the right this road is looping right on to the freeway. this is where he came out over to the right. i'm staying in the left lane because i want to return to the usa. you can see the return usa sign. and so i can stay in the left lane. he is over here to the right. he can't get to the left lane. this is the only lane that you can make this u-turn. but you can see how he has to cross all these barricades. so this is where the u-turn is. i'm making the u-turn. he would have to cross over all these lanes. it's late at night and it's dark. i have the option. i'm making the last choice but he couldn't get over to this point. you can see how impossible it w

the last time both belgium and the usa played in the world cup game, it was the usa's first world cup game here in 1930 and the usa won 3-0. back to you. >> if past is precedent, we got the edge up. we'll take it. bryan has the best assignment of any of us at fox. let's check in with john. >> the shocking conviction of a new york city cop accused of plotting to kidnap, cook and even eat women now overturned. why a federal judge says there just isn't enough evidence to keep this guy behind bars and what the cop himself says about all this. that's ahead in the next hour from knocks news deck. >> looking forward to it. thank you. possibly more troubles for obamacare. what we're learning from two new reports about how the site is running and being pregnant doesn't have to slow you down. this amazing woman racing in 800 meters while eight months plus pregnant. she's really fast. i gave it a go myself with not quite the same results. >> this is about as fast as i can go. >> that was about as fast as i could go. we'll talk to the woman behind the 800 meters race next. >>> officials sinking t

the team? >> tim howard! >> reporter: go team usa! if you want to know more about this establishment, come down and watch some of the games, visit us online at kpix.com and click on "links and numbers." go team usa! >> whoo! >> usa, usa! >> it looks like so much fun! are we talking about hard core soccer fans or people who just jumped on the bandwagon? >> reporter: good question. i got to tell you it's a mix. you just heard it from spencer. he can name a player and i go down the row here and everybody can name a player, as well. >> usa, usa, usa! >> reporter: 45 minutes from now they are ready. >> if they win the team we'll know the entire team. thank you, roberta. during the game join your live blog at kpix.com. >> san jose police are searching for a second suspect after a violent home invasion and sexual assault. it happened early today at a house on the east side of the city. mark sayre joins us. >> reporter: san jose police say an 85-year-old woman was sexually assaulted and one of the suspects just 15 years old. san jose police ar

it has to be the cheering team usa. it's important they win today, and otherwise, it's curtains and they're out, del. >> belgium looks like a tough team to beat. the red devils finished undefeated in the first group. how are we going to do this? >> reporter: let me let you in on a small secret. this game is actually fairly evenly balanced. here's the things. the belgians weren't much of a footballing nation. they got fed up being laughed at, so they spent $222 2 -- $22 million from players all over the world. if they could spell the word belgium, they were in and they're good player. commentators don't think they've done as well as they could have. team usa spent $26 million and thieve done under jurgen klinsmann who is the head coach for the usa team and have done way better than anybody expected. you have all the money on the belgian side, not much money on the u.s. side, but you have a cohesion on the u.s. side that is lacking on the belgian side. you see? that's why this game is a bit of a clencher. i think it's fair

the usa match against belgium was all the kids could talk about. no doubt which team they wanted to win. >> usa? >> why is that? >> because i like usa. it had to be tough to be out here with no team to watch. the high ratings reflect growth, interest and enthusiasm for soccer. a point the usa team coach recognizes. in every country it's that way. we want to do well. we want to inspire them. >> and that triggers down to the family spending almost $600 to attend the one-week camp. nate has been watching every world cup natch. >> it's one of the most important things i'm going to do this summer. >> is that because you learn something from it or you love how they play? >> gain action can be destructive. one concern is a potential risk of injuries, especially concussions. coaches are well aware of that and try to work with players on proper technique. >> 12 or 13 is the right age. we'll use a balloon or a ball you can get from wal-mart or target that is extremely light to practice the technique. when you're doing it correctly, there's much less of a risk

the trainer made the mistake here. >>> today is day two of the week long series called born in the usadea for business but no idea what to do with it. 52 businesses comes if. the entrepreneurs are helping people start a new business each week for a year. right now they are on week 17 developing the business plan for what is called the low culture innovation initiative at tulane university. joining me now is founder and ceo. >> i love the idea. colin. let's start here. were you in bed one night or having a cup of coffee, i don't know looking at the saints lose to the cowboys? sorry! how didd the idea come to you? actually used to call me a lot after i had started my first couple of businesses and say how do i get it off the ground. i remember saying once, you know, really with the tools out there, you can really get a business started in a day. just trying to coax them into seeing how not easy but how much easier it is than they think. so i thought about doing one a day for a month or something. that seemed too crazy. >> too easy. >> and it switched to one a week for a month. and then o

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cleanly and his attempt goes off the goal-keeper and that's it belgium is into the quarterfinals for the usa it's all over a great effort especially by tim howard wondo looks on and klinsmann appauds the effort final: 2-1 belgium usa outshot 38-14 >>> pull over, officer. >> if i am going 70 miles per hour. >> you weren't going 70. you were going well above 70. >> turning the tables on the cop. >> i wasn't paying attention to my speed. >> then, bad crack. >> his pies, i don't know what he does, whether he puts crack in them or -- >> the wise crack about the president's pastry chef. >> there is no crack in our pies. >>> monica lewinsky speaks. >> i was the most humiliated woman in the world. >> the nanny that won't leave breaks her silence. >> they are the con artists. they were the ones trying to explode me. >> then the hero army major and his girlfriend. their bore bid

and the usa took belgium to the extra session before the party for the usa came to an e >> okay. ice run. it didn't just get soccer fans excited in this country but it got most of the country excited. there will be a special on red, white and blue face paint on sale tomorrow. today it came to an end. but it took the extra session. let's go to the brazil. the usa and belgium all those u.s. fans were there in brazil and this guy got a lot of face paint. he got a special on it already. 93rd minute the extra session after a nil-nil. scoreless tie and bank, belgium there in the red. scores in the 93rd minute it's one to nothing. belgium goes up to two nothing on the shot right there. so it's two to nothing still time left. that was 12 minutes later. two minutes after that on the free kick usa, here's what happens. they have real chance. so it's two-one. but what happens, their best chance at the end with usa down two-one now they get the free kick. and here is the free kick. this a nice little play they set up much free kick and the goalkeeper is on his game. u.s. a loses to belgium tw

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the other sign over here which says mexico only no usa there's graffiti over the no usa. here's the confusing part. you'd be inclined to want to do to that direction to go to san diego since that's the direction of san diego. if he intended to go to mexico you would expect he would look for a road that would go in that direction. it wasn't just a wrong turn. once he made that turn, the sergeant says he couldn't turn back. so i got behind the wheel to investigate his claim. >> we're coming up on the right of where the sergeant came out of his parking spot and where he made his turn. you can see to the right this road is looping right onto the freeway. this is where he came out over to the right. >> i'm staying in the left lane, because i want to return to the usa. you can see the return usa sign. and so i can stay in the left lane. but he's over here to the right. he can't get over here to the left lane i'm here so he can make the u turn. this is the only lane you can make this u turn. you can see how he's got to cross which would be impossible all these barricades. >> so t

belgium took on the usa. chard nicolson has this report. >> reporter: on paper this time against argentina who ranked fifth in the world offered a lot, but it delivered very little in concrete chances. argentina dominated and the first half chance fell to the swiss. he wasted had i see chance to break the deadlock with neither time scores in the second half the game went to extra time. in the second period messi proved instrumental. he had a chance to score in the 118th minute to break swiss hearts. he almost grabbed an equalizer a minute later, though. he hit the post, and argentina held on to win 1-0 and will face belgium in the quarterfinals after they beat the usa in the match. the belgians dominated the game with his shot saved by tim howard in the first minute and howard again made the difference from the u.s. 15 minutes from the time from kevin morales. the u.s. defense, however, held firm to force the game into extra time, and two minutes in kevin made the crucial breakthrough. 12 minutes later, only f

. >>> about 21.6 million people to be precise watched the usa lose to belgium including the commanderchief. the president is proud of the team. he called them to congratulate them on their efforts. >> andy scholes has more in the bleacher repart. hi, andy. >> they may not have made it as far as they would like, but they got out of the group of death. he called tim howard and clint dempsey on their showing in brazil. he told them they did a great job and captured the hearts and imaginations of the whole country. he joked with them about the attention they will receive when they get home. >> you were fantastic and, tim, i think, you know, i don't know how you are going to survive the mobs when you come back home, man. you are like -- you are going to have to shave your beard so they don't know who you are. >> houston rockets pulling out the stops as they make their pitch to carmelo anthony this houston. they put up a picture of melo in a rockets uniform. the problem is he wears number seven, which is ok pied by jeremy lin. if someone slaps you on one cheek, turn it -- >> the rockets pla

also, you look back at the usa in that game playing with landon donovan. ere's a couple other elements to this. what's the biggest difference is the usa right now is playing really confidently. we can forget about belgium, the red devils, by the way. let's forget about them for one second and focus on the usa. what have they done so well? they have defended really well. they have a great goalie right now in tim howard, who's playing really hot. and by the way, clint dempsey, despite the broken nose, has been really good. >> they haven't won a game in a week. what are you talking about? where's the confidence? how are we super confident? what are you talking about? >> first time in consecutive world cups that the u.s. has been through. and this is my favorite stat. i read this in "the wall street journal." usa in terms of google searches, the u.s. right now double per capita the words world cup since 2010. >> that should help them on the pitch. >> the south, which traditionally hasn't been a big soccer climate, is really into it. everybody is getting on boar

in las vegas at the team usa training camp in preparation for the fiba basketball world cup which tipsoff a little more than a month from now in spain curry and thompson are part of a group of 19 players vying to represent the usa of course there is a lot of kevin love trade talk concerning thompson which he addressed this weekend by saying he hoped to remain a warrior but here's curry on the taining > > the best part of the week is ever won trying to learn how to work as a team and be better. > > they say until he finds out he is going to be traded he does not want to risk injury. sorvino williams with good news . usually by this time of the year she wants to rest a little bit that she is scheduled this time for her. first her venus williams is also in town. johnny mandel--manzell , $100,000 for a used jersey from johnnie. it does not go to a charity at this point, just somebody in an auction house. is the highest price ever paid for a college football uniform. signed it, he played in that,. and is on, on washed. good news for that. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected

i mean, my god, i was glued to the tv. >> well done, team usa. s olivier, thanks for joining us on "new day." >> some restaurants have cut the salt but which ones are the worst offenders? nutritional information for all of us. let's get back to brazil and chris. >> one of the reasons i have a 1 on my chest is that u.s. soccer has made the usa one nation under one team. listen to this. a poll out says 42% of people 18 to 29 followed the world cup closely. you know what that means? u.s. soccer has arrived. we're going to take you deep into what made the match last night and what will make soccer going forward. stay with us. ♪ [ female announcer ] we love our smartphones. and now telcos using hp big data solutions are feeling the love, too. by offering things like on-the-spot data upgrades -- an idea that reduced overcharge complaints by 98%. no matter how fast your business needs to adapt, if hp big data solutions can keep wireless customers smiling, imagine what they can do for yours. make it matter. imagine what they can do for yours. where its bi

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the last word. >> shasta darlington. appreciate that. clint dempsey is team usa's goal scorer leading by example as the team captain. i can only imagine what may next guest must be feeling. joining me now, brother and sister-in-law of u.s. national team midfielder clint dempsey. what did you think of the crowd there? >> it sounds insane. >> it sounds exciting. they were excited. pumped up. >> wish we were there. >> that may not the expectations are really hey for your brother. he has a lot on his shoulders tomorrow night. can he deliver? he seams to handle pressure very well, doesn't he? >> yes. these are the moments where he is bold and he'll put a stamp on game. i'm hoping he comes out like did he in ghana. it is like a brand new start for the tournament knockout stage. >> here's what your brother had to say about the usa team and how much they want to win. take a listen. >> aware not satisfied getting to the group stage. for some of the guys, the last opportunity. so you want to make the most of it. i'm sure if we play to the best of our ability, we'll get a pos

stacey math in the united states here's an article republished in usa today is the fed fueling a giant stock market bubble and they invite you to take a look at the s. and p. chart from one thousand nine hundred six to present and you'll see the internet bubble and then the housing bubble and then today they have exclamation point question mark and say that you'd be excused for concluding that we're in the midst of the greatest stock market bubble of all time because the prices today in the s. and p. five hundred a thirty percent higher than either of those other two well as a student of bubbles going back some i've just recently learned that my mentor on wall street jeffrey j. winters has passed away. who was a great wall street broker of his day we would chat often of the history of bubbles at the new york stock exchange luncheon club we used to go there and he would give me the history of wall street and each bubble has a soul and unique characteristics now the stock market bubble of one nine hundred eighty seven that i was a witness was driven by what was called portfolio insurance

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all made in the usa. embellish with a paint pen. >> or ribbon. >> make a table runner. >> very cute. >> and liners, not just for baking anymore. make a little sign in the front of the table, flatten them out, put on peel and stick letters. the kids have fun with them. >> the kids happen to be here. >> a bunch of them. >> red, white and blue tape and ribbon is the best way to quickly enhance your house. this tape actually this is from scotch. it's a new line and it is all made in the u.s. it is fantastic. the kids have a great time with it. >> they sure are. >> look at this. >> they are having fun. >> you can just wrap bottles and jars and vases. have them make an american flag. >> that's really good. >> love it right here. >> don't forget your bandanas if you have them around the house tie them together. >> we have to get to this big mob of kids. what's going on here? >> the fourth of july. >> yeah. >> you know, have them decorate their bikes. they can ride down the neighborhood, they can be part of the l

the start. meanwhile, team usa's coach seems to stir up controversy every time he speaks. jurgen klinsmann criticized soccer's governing body for appointing an algerian referee to officiate today's game. >>> he's coming from the same group from belgium and algeria and they've moved to the next brounsd. he's able to speak french with their players on the field. not with us. and it's the country that we beat in the last second in the last world cup. >> reporter: back in the united states, the game is expected to draw millions of viewers. just as an earlier rounds, large-scale public watch parties are set up across the country. and it's a safe bet the matchup will be on at the white house. >> i want to wish the u.s. a lot of luck in the game to come. >> the united states and belgium haven't met in the world cup since 1930. the first year the tournament was held. the u.s. won that game 3-0. the winner today faces either switzerland or argentina on saturday. >>> and this morning, a tropical depression that's moving off the florida coast is expected to strengthen into the first n

and the world cup continues in the round of sixteen earlier today was the usa versus belgium and what was a nail biter of a match although they fought very hard the u.s. lost to belgium by a score of two to one officially eliminating america from this year's world cup so so sad but even with today's loss the u.s. team achieved a lot this year and gain new fans here at home artie's manila chan spent some time with those fans this afternoon as it should on the usa take a look like to be around d.c. and many other american cities can do it screeching halt today as team usa did battle against belgium in the world cup where here at freedom plaza in downtown washington d.c. we're finally driv people as you can see have gathered out to support the team now some people skipped work altogether they called in sick days vacation days they did whatever they could to get out of work to be here now know that. sports like most welcome to the bandwagon all souls' those patriotic so i had. no market for us all that cauldron ok when i'm recently a new soccer fan you thought you. were america usa usa pa

the newly single get back on their feet. >>> red, white, and oh, so blue. >> go, usa. >> it all came down to the wire for team usa. one amazing goal. >> oh, what a finish! >> 16 unbelievable saves. and the players who won america's hearts tonight. but first tonight, line five. >>> good evening. we all love to watch epic fails, but is the quest to make the next viral video pushing some thrill seekers too far? you're about to see what it's like to live through a moment of crisis with a camera on, and what happens to friends on an adventure that takes a life threatening turn. here's abc's david wright. >> ready, set, go. oh, man! >> reporter: it must have seemed like a good idea at the time. >> ready, one, two, three. >> reporter: a natural slide down a glacier in utah. >> oh, no! >> reporter: good, clean fun for these 21-year-old human toboggans. catching the scene from all angles. >> isle a big believer in making memories. you only live life once. >> it's always good to have a camera on you, just in case something unexpected happens. >> reporter: the quest for flory, driven in part by the hope to share the video on

that's the most by an american in world cup play. team usa chance to get the win and stoppage time. chris had a chance it did not go. belgium's constant pressure finally paid off in the extra time. tim howard showing that he was human on this night. bell yup took the lead. 12 minutes later belgium would score again. howard had no chance on that shot. but they fought back did the americans. michael bradley with a pass over to julian who scores and they are right back in the game. the coach is yelling let's go. in the 114th minute off the free kick nice pass clint democracy had a chance. the ball did not go down in the second straight time usa world cup run ends in the round of 162 to one was the final. >> heartbreaking. we gave everything -- i don't think we could have given any more. were great game of football. god we left it all out there. we got by a really good chance. they took their chance as well many heart ache. it hurts. >> belgium would face argentina in the quarter finals. they took on switzerland in that game also went to extra ti

investigating it with quite something and i think this is seen as a threat actually certainly by the usabecause because they. they were created to spy from the german intelligence community to feed back what was going on within this committee hearing so they are taking it seriously i think the germans are taking it seriously because they have to be seen to be doing so because there's been such an outpouring of anger from the german people of course within living memory we've had both. the stasi the east german secret police spying on citizens in this country and brutalizing them so there's a very strong constitution in place to stop that happening again and this is why germany particularly in europe is so angry about what the n.s.a. and its vassal. u.k. this new post has been getting up to in germany right and some german officials have even suggested going back to the typewriter to protect classified government information from ending up in some massive database but anyway you suggest that this might be exactly the type of tactic that governments will have to resort to protect their sen