u.s.-germany from work. he tried getting into one of philadelphia's sports bars but was shut out. >> over flow pretty intense. >> some people wearing flags as capes. people have their faces painted. just about everybody has some sort of usa garb on. >> by everybody, the hundreds of fans who packed his restaurant on sunday for the u.s. portugal game. today he has every available employee working. the last game they had to close the doors over an hour benefactor game began. >> i was for mexico. he roots for the u.s. >> i root for u.s. unless they are playing for each other and then i wouldn't. >> they follow different feels but today she'll be cheering for the u.s. as they take on germany. a win or draw means they will advance to the next round. if they lose, they will need a little help from other teams to stay alive. >> in philadelphia, this is a town where they get behind their sports teams. in this sense it's a larger scale. >> south philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> other news to tell you about,

u.s. germany game. our fingers crossed that we will get this thing done tomorrow. >> what has to happen on the field? >> you are playing one of the best teams in the world. one of the deepest teams in the world. the team that when you look at their roster has great players from start to finish. it is a team that we shouldn't fear. we shouldn't change tactics. i like what the u.s. did. you need to possess the ball as long as possible in the most dangerous spots. having said that, we tried to do that against portugal. we were one foot in the door unable to get into the second round. having said that, there is a lot of positives that we will take into the germany game. one is the confidence of the team, how we have been able to get forward. it looks pretty good. i like how we line up with germany. >> any biters? >> i'm kind of hoping. it is a strange situation. i don't want to say. the saddest part, this has been the best world cup at least for that but i have seen. great comebacks. now we are talking musc

u.s. versus germany without talking about beer. we found that 2012 data shows u.s. onsumption per capita, 217 bottles a year. >> yeah, okay, but in germany, do you know what that number is? >> no. >> 298. score one point for germany. >> why do you get a point for drinking more? you should subtract -- >> you always get a point for drinking more. >> you should subtract a point. >> and you know what germany does better? make lederhosen. >> they do, and airlines. >>> uber is a machine. it has been growing really rapidly, and to say that is even an understatement. it is not yet a listed company, but there are some ways that you can make money off it. research has found some of them for us, done all the heavy lifting and here to explain is founder and ceo lee drogan. lee, how do we make money off uber before it is a public company? >> i think you have to look at the public companies uber will be disrupting, specifically the car rental companies. i think you look at avis and hertz here. and these are long-term plays, obviously. uber's not going to disrupt these companies ov

u.s. and germany is hours away. we have a preview. >> reporter: now that the storms are off the coastline, we're dealing with a lot of the clouds, no worries, sunshine is coming back and it's going to warm up, too, details coming male announcer: explore maryland's authentic stories during the 150th anniversary of the war between the states. order our civil war trails guides at visitmaryland.org and download our new civil war mobile app. maryland. land of history. lock tronic dance movie show inside the garden marina. authorities say most of the people had a problem with dehydration drugs and alcohol, but all of them are expected to be okay. >>> what a rain yesterday causing ponding on the roads for people. >> reporter: that's right, the trouble was we had those storms and it was slowly moving through the area. no flawed watches at the moment. i want to show you the the latest with storm tracker 6 live double can. the storm are off the coast in ac. looks like we have a thunderstorm there, but through the region we're

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u.s. versus germany, in just hours the mighty matchup, how the u.s. doesn't even have to score to advance. >>> we are getting reports that your son has been found in your basement. sir? mr. bothuell, are you it shall shal -- >> what? >> reporter: a bizarre revelation. >> sir, did you check your basement? >> reporter: live on nancy grace's show. >> i've checked my basement. >> reporter: questions swirling. >> for anybody to imply that i somehow knew that my son was in the basement, it's absurd and it's wrong. >> reporter: a father finding out his 12-year-old missing son is alive and in his basement. >>> cruzing for a recall. >> gen hall motors ordered its north american retailers to stop selling the chevrolet cruze sedan. >> another recall this morning. >> some 33,000 cars are involved. >> reporter: what's going on at gm? >>> and contraception in court. >> our faith is very important in our starting this company. >> reporter: one of the most closely watched cases, hobby lobby and the obama administration. >> what do we want? >> freedom? >> when do we w

u.s. and germany could conceivably play again. >> in new york city empire state building adorned in red, white and blue. u.s. as mentioned will take on belguim on tuesday it's a team the u.s. lost to last year. >> abc7 is the only place to watch this saturday's matches. brazil and chile play at 9:00 a.m . our sister network is carrying sunday's world cup matches live at 9:00 a.m . it's netherlands versus mexico. then, you can watch costa rica and greece >> we have extensive coverage on our web site. including sneaky ways to catch the game. next game tuesday for team usa. just check it out. >> not that we're encouraging you to be slackers >> i talked to david muir about what is ahead for tonight's broadcast beginning with a terrible crash. >> great to see you. more on a massive back up for hours on that american highway. what authorities just revealed and the pope's health scare today. what the vatican is saying tonight. >> tell me about mystery of the person of the week. >> right. our persons of the week this week. can you guess who we've chosen? young faces, these are photos never seen but yo

u.s. game with germany on google, the most searched term was "u.s./germany" those games, more searched than the weather which is crazy during the summer. so do you think, in the past we've seen this excitement about the world cup and then it dies off afterwards? too what they need to do is get to that next basic level afterwards. we saw that again, after '94 when the mls started. what it is going to do is stoke that interest. people will know the players as they go into the mls and it cannot only help the rise. realize it doing well now. the average attendance they play this their game, the average attendance is higher than the nba and the nhl. this is a sport that's done a lot, after some early struggles has really proven that they're expanding. atlanta is getting a team. there are more and more teams coming and they're certainly -- the networks are betting on a successful league and i think it's a wise bet. >> you have to imagine the changing demographics for the united states that plays into this as well. >> certainly, this is twofold. one, the ki

u.s. can advance with a win or tie against germany or portugal and ghana draw the u.s. ctually could still there's germany and still advance on point differential. we see how it shake out on thursday. this evening the dire situation resulting from california drought is actually looking a little bit better. more than 2 and half million bay area residents get the water from the heaven heaven reservoir. latest numbers show it's about 65 percent capacity. in the going to get any fuller for awhile because all of the sierra snow pack has melted. 7 news reporter wayne friedman with more now on what that means for those of us who depend on the water. >> you have heard this before. time to hear it again. >> last few years were the drewest three years on record. this is worst three years of any we have ever seen here in san francisco bay area. >>reporter: that's steve rich. waters san francisco public utility commission explaining today how san francisco has dodged a bullet so far in avoiding mandatory water rationing. only in the last month have residents begun to take the drough

germany. everyone loves a good mystery. the conspiracy theorists are at it already as far as maybe if the two teams could get together because this u.s. head coach, jurgen klinsmann, national hero, played for germany once upon a time. get together, have a draw, save up their energy for the next game. is that just nonsense or what? >> certainly i don't think anyone seriously thinks that's going to happen. you have to know why people are talking about this. first of all, not just a national soccer hero here in germany, but he used to coach the german national team. his protege now coaches the german national team. there's five german americans on the u.s. team. germany has a history of doing this. this happened before in 1982 in the world cup, what was then west germany was playing austria. it's pretty well acknowledged the two sides basically colluded so they could go through and leave some of the other teams in the group out in the cold. that's where all this is coming from. it's not just rank speculation. all of that being said, nobody actually thinks that jurgen klinsmann is going to text his buddy and say, hey, let's hold this off

u.s. soccer fever. >> not at all. despite team usa's loss to germany yesterday, the u.s. will advance to round 16. and new york is showing its team usa pride. atop the empire state building, emblazoned in red, white and blue. abc's paula faris braved the rain in brazil for us. >> reporter: try after try, in the pouring rain, the americans came so close. >> dempsey. couldn't put it on target. >> reporter: but in the end, thwarted by germany's precision and strength. germany scoring the lone goal in the second half. but it didn't matter. the americans, by keeping it so close, they do the unbelievable and advance in this brutal tournament. >> it's huge. it's huge for us getting out of this group that everybody said, you have no chance. we took that chance. and we move on. and now, we really want to prove a point. >> usa. usa. usa. >> reporter: fans, ecstatic, across america. and right here. >> usa. usa. >> reporter: how are you going to remember this? >> the happiest loss i've ever seen in my life. >> reporter: a journey for the fans. and this underdog team, that seemingly brought america to a stands

u.s. game on germany the most searched term was u.s./germany, the games. it was even more searched than the weather which is kind of crazy during the summer. do you think this is something that will last? in the past we've seen the excitement around the world cup and then it dies off. >> what they need to do is get to the next kind of basic level afterwards. we saw that, again, after '94 when the mls started. what it is going to do is stoke that interest. people are going to know these players as they go into the mls and the mls may rise. it's doing well now. the average attendance, they play fewer games, but the average attendance for the mls is higher than the nba and nhl. this is a sport after early struggles has really proven they're expanding. atlanta is getting a team. there are more and more teams coming. the networks i think are betting on the success of the league. i think it's a wise bet. >> you have to imagine that some of it is the part of the changing demographics in the united states that plays into this as well. >> yes. certainly, first off,

u.s. soccer game in history against germany.ord number of americans, obviously, expected to watch and some of them from work, a lot of them from work. it kicks off at noon eastern time. last night funny man will farrell dropped by and had a few words of encouragement. >> i'm here at fan hq right before the u.s./germany crucial, huge game. the eyes of the world are watching. let's do this. >> see? i requested usa soccer gear today and got nothing! zip! >>> if you're going to be stuck at work during today's game, u.s. head coach klinsmann has your back. he i shoussued a get out of wor employers to support the team. >>> start off in san francisco with the padres and giants in major league baseball. the freak is back. tim lincecum pitched his sec no-hitter against no less san diego last night. he walked one in the second inning and struck out six. a lot of ground balls. 4-0 victory. the second pitcher in league history to have a no-no against the same team. >>> baltimore trailing the white sox 4-0 with the bases load inside the eigh

u.s. wins, it's still a little bit of a victory for germany. i'm not afraid. we have this little bet going. if u.s. wins these guys draw a u.s. flag on my head. if germany wins, i think these guys need to shave their heads. i'm looking forward to this game. i'm sure it will be fun. >> that's the view from outer space. let me tell you one thing tim which is interesting. on twitter, going around is a letter klinsmann has written. he want this is passed around work places in the united states to get workers to stop working and watch the game on tv. the let pter goes to whom it ma concern. please make sure your employee is excused from work june 26th. i can assure you this is for an important cause. we need the full support of the nation if we are to advance to the next round. there you are. a sick note signed by klinsmann if you want to get off work in the united states of america today. follow all the action here with me at #bbc world cup. bbc.com/world cup as well. follow me on twitter for important developments on that suarez case. @ben brown bbc. >> can't wait

u.s. now thursday against germany. >>> the u.s. many are at the top of their group with four points each. ghana and portugal have one point each and play each other on thursday. the u.s. advances to the win or a tie. they also advance if ghana and portugal draw as well. if germany wins, it gets complicated. you need to write this down. >> i am. >> the u.s. can still advance on gold differential depending upon the ghana store. forget about the numbers. people are just excited. bay area soccer fans packed the civic center plaza yesterday to watch the game. a giant outdoor screen set up out there and the screen will be there for thursday to show the u.s./germany game and that's at 9:00 a.m. i think people will be playing hookie. we have more coverage on our website at ktvu.com. it's under hot topics. everywhere you go, the tvs are tuned in. >> i know. >>> sal knows about our commute. can you promise you won't be screaming at the tv later this week? >> it's so hard not to. >> i'm glad in the room by myself when it happens. >> the game b

u.s. thursday against germany. >> soccer fans in the civic center are watching the game at giant outdoors screen set up and the screen will be set up on thursday showing the u.s. germany game at 9:00 a.m. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2, a new development in a labor dispute involving drivers who deliver gas, the bay area gas station, what happened since we first reported this story two hours ago. >>> a bay area teacher, the serious charges that have resulted in more than 10050 felony -- 150 felony counts, stay right here with us. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. bauer i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >>> some truck drivers who deliver gas are refusing to work today. we'll tell you what's happened in the last hour that has changed things. >> reporter: a concord schoolteacher accused of molest

u.s. and germany. the horse had two goals. one with the u.s. flag and one with the german flag.ed a beach ball into the u.s. goal. >> let's hope the prediction comes true. i have no faith in him, even though he has no record. >>> yesterday's game has lots of people considering how they're going to get out of work to watch the match. the u.s. soccer federation has posted this obscenity note online. we will need the full support of the nation. >> i like that note. it's circulating on twitter and facebook. i have mine printed for tomorrow morning. >>> fender-benders happen. and if no one's injured, no reen to get hysterical. >> look at this. this couple's blue handed flipped inside. they posted the pictures. she asked her husband to hand her her purse to take a photo of herself. >> apparently, there was no reason to be upset, unless, unless you actually work for their insurance company, which probably wouldn't be too pleased about that. >>> for your local news, for some of you, your local news is coming up next. >> for everyone else, we'll be back with some big changes here at abc

u.s./germany game they'd also have to cancel the portugal game. ey play these games in extreme weather. there was a monsoon for the mexico/cameroon game. the u.s. played in a snowstorm recently. they don't cancel these games lightly. and most of the teams end up playing. they end up playing pretty much no matter what. although there was concern and some of the families are not going out for the game -- not going out for the game, they are playing and will go on and the people in the crowd are super excited. >> sorry about this guy. >> way to handle a huge crowd. awesome report. i'm going to let you go and watch a little bit of the game. thanks so much. great assignment. >>> and now to yet another bump in the road for general motors. this time with their top selling chevrolet cruz. the automaker told north american dealers to stop selling the 2013 and 2014 models because of a potential defect in air bags. the 2014 recall tally now tops 20 million vehicles. ceo mary barra in her first tv interview since the recall storm told the "today" show's mauts

u.s./germany showdown at high noon today. only thing that can get in the way of watching the game is work, right. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in center city with more on how some fans plan to get around that little issue, that little problem, right, syma. >> reporter: just a little problem we're talking about. we are's here in front of the popular place where folks catch some world cup games but with the game u.s.a. verse germany today at noon, work will be getting in the way. so it will nobody surprise as some people might be taking a long lunch or they get a little... >> yes, yes. >> reporter: u.s.a. is still in the running for the world cup and as steaks get higher, more and more eyes will be glued to the tv. it was easy for tomorrow watch the u.s. taking on portugal since the game was on sun take but with the team playing germany at noon on a workday, people are doing whatever it takes to watch the game. >> well, there is in the watching it. >> i will watch it again. >> it is tough for people to get o

u.s. took on germany. it wasn't a win but fans when home happy.

u.s. takes on germany in the world cup. "action news" reporter eva pilgram is live at fido's sports bar in center city. >> reporter: hey sara, it is on, behind me the u.s. and germany has kicked off and fans have crowded in here to see if the boys in red, white and blue can seal a spot in the next round. fans poured into fido early in center city this morning already feeling optimistic. >> we should have beat portugal but it makes the game more exciting. >> we have a good chance. >> we'll come together and get the w. >> i think we can but i know we will. >> the win or tie moves them on to the next round but make that happen is not an easy feet taking on number two germany. >> a gritty win against began and a heart breaking tie against portugal. come out fighting. >> most of this crowd took the day off, and some planned in advance and others called out today. everyone is sure that no matter what happens, they will driven a lot and have a good time. >> here we'll have a great time and we have a 70% chance of advancing. >> noth

u.s. germany world cup. here comes germany off a rebound and shot ... it is thomas bueller.e back of the net and germany won it 1-0. despite the loss, united states is moving onto the knock-out round. they will face belgium tuesday for a sudden death affair. >>> cal athletic director andy barber will step down tomorrow according to multiple reports. cal is expected to announce an interum athletic director. >>> josh houston is headed to the nba. taken in the first round. 29th overall by the oklahoma thunder. his teammate dwight powell was selected in the second round by the hornets. archbishop aaron gordon by the magic. followed by parker to the bucks. joel embiid to the 76ers . time now for the thursday night top five. where has former as slugger carlos pena gone? he is belting ball ins the bigs in texas. look. this one went in the beer brisket. shallow fly ball. and billy ham hamilton going to tag and score. out of the plate. look who took time out from running the country to watch u.s. soccer. president obama in the air aboard air force 1. number 2. gladuateer rock and run

u.s. playing germany on thursday. ghana and portugal will play all four teams in the group still alive. >> >> exciting stuff. >> thanks, joe. >> >> take a look, soccer fans showing their enthusiasm for team usa in front of a big outdoor screen there at san francisco's civic center plaza. cording to one fan, this world cup is a big step in that direction, especially for soccer fans in the bay area. >> >> socker is big. it is big in the bay area. it's huge. earthquake in the area, you know -- >> the city's parks and recreation department organized the free screening with the help of a youth soccer and literacy group called america scores. >> >> go to our website and you will find a schedule of the games and so much more. >> >> firefighters blaming a homeless encampment for a series of grass fires in that area. one burned only a quarter acre. there were two last thursday that were linked to homeless encampment. firefighters say they seem to pop up daily and they are planning to do a controlled burn in the area to try to

u.s. and germany on espn and univision. audience for all of america's world cup games so far but massive for the middle of what was a workday. germany won but the u.s. still advanced. the germans have taken their gloating to infinity and beyond. german astronaut alexander girsst tweeted these photos from space after shaving the heads of two americans on the space station who clearly lost a bet on team usa. follow me on twitter @jim shut toe all one word and the show on the lead cnn. i'm going to turn you over to wolf blitzer who is in as always "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now, irs fallout you. heard my interview with the irs commissioner. now republicans are on fire. we have the reaction. >>> armed drones are now patrolling over baghdad protecting u.s. advisers on the ground. are more american forces on the way to iraq? and a tea party leader's parent suicide. a grim shocking aftermath to an ugly republican primary campaign in mississippi. we have the details. i'm wolf blitzer.

u.s. and germany, the u.s. a 32% chance of winning or tying the game tomorrow at june -- tomorrow at noon, and if they win they are in. portugal and ghana are going to play at the same time, both games will decide who makes it in. it is not totally guaranteed that the united states will get all scenarios they will probably get out of the group stage. >> what if they do win, play out all of those scenarios. >> if they win or tie they are definitely in, if the other game ties, no matter what happens, they are in. the only issue is if the u.s. loses and portugal or ghana wins by such a big amount that the number that they score in their game offsets the number of goals that the u.s. scores, and then that could allow them to lose. the u.s. and germany want to both tie the game. if they both tie they are both in, no matter what happens. this whole idea of a collusion among teams, i know that this is a problem among the professional soccer teams. >> this has been a problem in the world cup of four. west germany versu

germany plays the u.s. ghana gets portugal.hursday, noon eastern, both those matches. >>> former olympian and soccer star hope solo was arrested on domestic violence charges. she apparently assaulted her sister and her nephew at her home in seattle, washington. officers say a woman would not stop hitting people and appeared intoxicated and upset. >>> former baylor center and nba draft prospect isiah austin will never play basketball again. during genetic testing for the draft, austin was diagnosed with a syndrome that's a genetic connective tissue disorder that could put him at life-threatening risk if he plays. the potential second rounder with the longest wing span of any prospect at 7 1/2 feet. >>> carmelo anthony wants to terminate the one year left on his contract. who could be vying for him? anthony wants to be on a championship contending team. >>> the same goes for lebron james. more speculation of returning to cleveland fueled by a photo recently posted by his wife. amanda james posted this photo to her instagram with

u.s. and germany in regards to spying. i believe the international criticism has slowed off a little bit, and maybe that is giving the obama administration a little bit of room for leverage. >> thanks for those insights. >> in some other news, a massive manhunt is under way in canada after a gunman killed three police officers and wounded two others. >> the shooting occurred in the eastern province of new brunswick. residents saw the gunman and alarmed police. the shooter then when fire on the officers. authorities are urging people to remain indoors and locked the doors. israel has given the final go-ahead to build about 1500 new homes and jewish settlements on palestinian land. >> this move has triggered sharp international criticism and deepened a rift between israel and its western allies. >> israel's move is in reaction to the world embrace of the new palestinian unity government. israel's housing minister said the new construction was "just the beginning." >> israeli settlement homes as far as the eye can see, and di

u.s.-germany, it could all come down to this, the match to escape the group the death.lions expected to tune in. here is the setup to the date with destiny. it's a fight to the death, or really to escape the group of death. team usa and germany facing off in hopes of advancing to the next 16-team knockout stage. both teams needing only a draw to draw a coveted sweet 16 spot.

u.s. versus germany world cup soccer game is at noon. u.s. head coach released this excuse note for you on twitter. it reads i understand this absence may reduce the productivity of your workplace, but i can assure it is for an important cause. the u.s. national time has a game against germany we'll need the full support of the nation to advance to the next round. give the out of work free letter to your boss and hopefully you can enjoy the game. >> he hostilely your boss has a sense of humor. -- i hope he has a sense of humor and let's you get an early lunch and watch the game and get the work done later. >>> local beaches have gotten high marks for clean water, those stories and more when "action news" continues. ♪this is home box!!! come to hhgregg's 4th of july sale and save up to 30% storewide plus, up to an extra $500 more when you buy multiple major appliances. get this samsung french door refrigerator for only $999. or a samsung 51" hdtv for just $398. get savings storewide on amazing deals and the boxes they come in. come to hhgregg.

he left jearmt on a u.s -- germany on a u.s. military aircraft. he was released in return for five taliban detainees. he is at an army facility now. bergdahl's return comes amid a public uproar over the circumstances of his capture and release. >>> berks county neighbors are hailed as heros after a car crash. dan frizz and is roommate helped free four children from a crash. one child is being held at the lehigh valley hospital. they have witnessed 7 crashes here since they move in months act. >> maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in time square. >> reporter: one in every three people applying for a manufacturing job in pennsylvania either fail or refuse to take a drug test. the findings were from the study which polled 200 executives. the manufacturerring executives say the findings show how difficult it is torched reliable and dependable workers. the turmoil in iraq has been driving oil prices higher. if the conflict continues analyst also say gas prices could jump 20 cents or more. a gallon of regular in pay is 3.71. >>> if you own a ford you ma

u.s. played germany in hopes of advancing at the world cup in brazil. it turns out the u.s. lost to germany in a game more exciting than the 1-0 final score would indicate. and yet the u.s. gets to advance to the next round, something that may confound the new soccer fans watching the world cup for the first time. they say you can't win for losing. but that is exactly what happened to the u.s. squad today. nbc's katy tur was among the huge crowd at one of the biggest gatherings today in chicago. >> reporter: today might as well have been a national holiday. from supporters at home to the warriors on the road in brazil whose battle cries filled the streets, american fans decked out in face paint and team colors, ready to take on germany. the torrential rain not enough to dampen their enthusiasm. team usa has fought in extreme weather before, last year in a snowstorm. today, ball on the pitch, eyes glued to the screen, it seemed everyone was cheering. in the nation's capital, the president on air force one, uncontrollable joy in denver. but 54 minutes in, germany scores. >> it

1-0 germany and the u.s. has chances but they lose 1-0. not the win or draw they were looking for but portugal beats ghana and advances to play on tuesday. >> this is a huge chance and we are waiting for the round of 16, we got through the group and we have to do better in the round of 16. >> the phillies will try to rally a split with the marlins, hopefully the defense does not fail him the way it did with a.j. burnett last night. don brown absolutely misplayed the ball and the inning continued. and brown is not in the lineup today, he is struggling both in the field and at the plate. >> i don't know it's been a frustrating year for myself. but dam i have to pick it up for sure. >> all right, that is a look at sports. >> we have breaking news in west philadelphia, an accident has happened lets see 59th street, in west philadelphia, 59th and cedar avenue in west philadelphia, a two-vehicle accident, one of those vehicles has crashed into a store. this happened specifically at 5:45, and we do know that at leas

u.s. ties germany f the u.s. beats germany, they will advance.noon today. i know there is so much on the line. you could argue it's the most important game in the history of u.s. soccer. >> it may indeed be. then louis suarez, the player who took a bite out of another player's shoulder, what's the status? >> essentially we're going to find out today if he'll be banned for the tournament and beyond that when he out of nowhere bites the neck of an outstanding defender. >> a lot of people are watching. ann coulter has apparently held off writing about soccer, which she hates soccer. she's had it up to here and writes, among other things, any growing interest in soccer can only be a sign of the nation's moral decay. there are no heros, no loses, no accountability and no child's fragile self-esteem is bruised. there is a reason perpetually alarmed women are called soccer moms. not football moms. she also goes on to say that no other sport ends in as many scoreless ties and after football games, ambulances carry off the wounded. after a soccer game, ev

u.s. men's team plane germany. the blue cross building people are sharing this very popular picture. if you want to know the scenarios, how does the u.s. get into the next round? here is the simple graphic. if they win today they will levant's. on the left-hand side you can see that. this is if germany wins by a 1-0 and portugal peats donna by 3-0 than the u.s. moves on. this is crazy. >> we have one minute. >> erin is asleep. >> is he dead man? >> are you paying attention? >> i'm trying to bring back my high school math. >> soccer makes this easy. ever but is getting excited. hold hogan said and what are you going to do you whawhen they ged up? >> that was a spot on the impression. >> even ate german supermarket is getting excited for the germany vs. u.s. game. in the next hour we will tell you more. places around town that you could watch the game. the game is at 11:00 a.m.. we have to get out of work note for you. we have a pass. we will tell you recall printed out. >> where are you watching? >> it will still be

u.s. team. >> so many teams with defensive struggles including germany, including the u.s. problems for the u.s. will be recovering from this game we saw sunday night. they played in the amazon, manaus where temperatures were 85 degrees, 9,000 percent humidity. jermaine jones right now dousing himself, of course. they had the water break, the unprecedented first of its kind of water break during that game. how do you think the recovery will affect team usa? >> it's tough when you look at u.s. playing on sunday whereas germany played on saturday. obviously an advantage to germany in that case. there are ten players from mls on this u.s. team and those guys have played in houston in august and july, played in dallas or in kansas city or washington, d.c. in the summer where hot and humid and three or four days later they have to play again at a very high level so they know how to deal with this recovery f.jurgen klinsmann is getting it right, first 24 hours, 48 hours, a lot of water and rest, making sure they are getting nutrition and vitamins back and then they should be read

u.s.-germany soccer match yesterday. univision reports 3.5 million people. nearly 2 million people watching its digital channel. meaning a lot of people watched the world cup. odds-on favorites are changing. the bloomberg sports prediction model is -- the head of data and research, eric. what is going on? what happens next? >> the latest numbers say that 26% chance of the u.s. reading belgium in the next round. that game will be tuesday at 4:00 eastern time. that is reasonable. if you want to get a perspective, 25% was the chance the u.s. was even going to make it this far, get out of the group stage. >> before the u.s. got to play belgium, the prediction was a 25% chance they would not get here? >> three weeks before the tournament started, a 25% chance of beating portugal and ghana to get the spot. to have a chance against belgium -- it is possible to get it done, but belgium is about as good as germany, and they lost to germany. it is going to be tough to get it done. >> they lost to germany 1-0. >> germany could have had two or three goals. they were att

germany. there is a 72% chance that the u.s. f it loses to germany. >> that's very exciting. >> our twitter question of the day -- york men'sf the new team has put a form letter together for you so you can hand over to your manager today. >> it's very exciting. it will be hard for the u.s. to win but a 72% chance they can advance even if they lose. >> let's get back to the banking business and the challenges of domestic and foreign banks. a state's attorney general is out front of the securities and exchange commission. charles schneiderman says barclays did bad things and took liberties in marketing materials and deceived prospective clients and did not shine a light on the black box known as our schools. you are our ex pert. what is a dark pool? >> it is a trading venue that investment banks and other companies set up so you can go and trade stock anonymously. you can trade a big chunk of stock without losing the market and they are set up that way. we don't know what goes on there and that's what ag schneiderman is looking to

u.s. interior his assistant coaches and now the coach of germany. the site is basically a one for the u.s.. the i have an excuse not from of the votes. from morgan of less than average and i'm not killing kidding. about five and ended off the internet. i'm going to talk to the very threat that has your signature you put your approval is as important critical dame and violated the leader and take the day off as well. and go usa 3 i'm not kidding you. from off from french off on the san mateo goes pro again for a first look at the nasdaq for it will have more on the big ipo this morning [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] master the kron4e time 611 andk here at the bay of rich camera. if you want to avoid the traffic and take public

u.s. soccer team will take on germany in world cup action couple of hours from now. ay's matches will determine if the u.s. will head to the knockout round. >> we are ready to watch. kpix 5's kiet do joins us with more. >> reporter: this is a big spot for sure in san jose at 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

u.s. plays germany 9:00 this morning our time. really folks who need a win today. a lot of fans opening for -- hoping for passionate games bauds the u.s. is tied with portugal. tied with porch ga gal on sunday with the late drop and expect a very tough american team to fight on the field. but that's also the same case for germany which is tieing on saturday. that team has something to prove. so again, fans really excited. and what's also making this more interesting today, i've heard fans talk about how the u.s. coach is germany's former coach. he led that team in the 2006 world cup to third place, and former assistant is now the current head coach for germany. we are again, you know, waiting for the britt here, popular downtown san jose bar to open up this morning. we will have interviews with a couple different peoples this morning on "today in the bay." we have someone from the organization, we alsos have joe cannon, a former all-star goal keeper. he's a bay area native. he also played with a chris whose reffing the quakes for team saus in brazil. watch out of fo

u.s. and germany, love of both. >> reporter: very diplomatic but surrounded by german food and dressed in his hometown jerseys tony michaels made no such concession. >> no question bit. >> reporter: down in wilmington, delaware cheers for team u.s.a. from everyone in stony's public. >> being part of the fan base and coming out here with everyone with red, white and blue on it ace macing and i'm so happy to be part of it. >> reporter: hen in defeat. >> the you had lives to fight another day and that is all that matters. >> reporter: next tuesday this this crowd will do it all again hoping for the win. some of the people out there were hiding from their bosses but i'll never say anything. lets look at our favorite tweets, this is the bethlehem steel sachs a great crowd out here. here's another angle enjoying the day. here thinks at brandywine reality trust taking it all in there by what looks like a little pond out identify. this is at the piazza where we were that crowd actually ended up growing but nice to sit down and take a rest while you watch the game. here this by says enjoying lunch

u.s. germany game. some bars were filled to game. some bars were filled to capacity the usa chant erupted inside the public as the game came to an end. some fans said a loss never felt so good. anti-climactic ending didn't stop fans from celebrating the the advancement into the knock out round. >> royalty watching the game the. current former members of the earthquake were among those cheering on team um sa. also rooting for quake if who was on the squad about has seen little action. >> whether pulling for germanyo animosity. usa fans knew they would advance even with a loss. real opponent was ghana in the other group g game. >> take a look at world cup wanda. apparently fan of germany and here she is celebrating. we now know the i know of soccer ball looks like. sinsd your fan photo e-mail them to this site. up load them to our news app. or at abc 7 news.com you report. >> extensive world cup coverage on the web site including a look at how portugal soccer star from breaking american hearts to saving them. that's pav this site. >> i

u.s. fans in chicago as germany scored on the u.s. now, the good news is the u.s.und in the world cup. that's very good news. now, it was not the prettiest match. it was not the game that creates football fans out of nfl fans. but the u.s. men's team will advance to the knockout round despite a loss to germany. and thanks to another loss, ghana to portugal. nbc's katy tur is live at a world cup party in chicago. okay, katy, so is it bedlam? looks like people are actually feeling it. they're not upset about the gore scoring. >> reporter: it's so hard to hear you over these guys. >> i think you should just jump up and down with them because we can't hear you. >> reporter: i already tried that and got elbows in the head. they've never been more excited for a loss. even though they did lose, they're still advancing to next round because portugal beat ghana by 2-1 and with the goal differential, that means we what? >> we won! >> reporter: we didn't win, but we get to advance. are you guys ready for the next match? >> yes, we are! >> yeah, we are! >> reporter: have you e

u.s. faces germany at the world cup is lot is on the line. u.s. says that his players are in it to win it. they are not safed with a draw. cameroon and brazil. they take on three would-be defenders. brazil faces chile. >>> and croatia and mexico, scores 3 goals. mexico wins 3-1. >>> and governor chris christie proves that he can still catch. he played a charity softball team at yankees stadium. the governor sported number 55. he's new jersey's 55 governor. come on chris get up. they raised $40,000 for cystic fibrosis research. >>> jimmy's guest is zach brash and the broken bones are the musical guest. >> for adam joseph and the entire "ac

when germany faces the u.s. later today, there is more than just national pride at stake. for germany's brewers. hans nichols takes a look at world cup beer sales. thirsty, especially in victory. for the germans to have a banner year, they need two things, one, good summer weather, and two, they need the team to go deep into the tournament so that beer gardens like this one stay open late and everyone drinks when germany scores. sales have been declining since 1976. back then, the average german rank north of 150 liters, a pint of peru, 300 daisy year. in 2013, that had fallen to 106 liters a year, just 212 ninths -- night of boozing. they have an economic incentive to root for the home team. well, we havedoes breweries who report that they have souls one million liters more -- they have sold one million liters more on a given day. waterworks has its own technical analysis. when germany plays ghana, the water use almost tripled during the break. and then i return to the norm after the match. the game was a draw. >> international correspondent hans nichols. you escaped to g