all right the u.s.a. opponent on saturday night, the winner of mexico versus honduras.coreless in overtime. something went wrong. mexico won, man. mexico won. kung fu kick celebration. something went wrong. mexico beat my honduras entry. >> they did. >> what do i owe you? how much? >> i am not going to say i told you so. >> i got 4 grand. >> you got about 4-quarters. >> you know what happened if you walked in with 4 grand? the general manager will beat you up and rob you. pay for the lights. mexico wins 2-0. they play the u.s.a. saturday night. real quick. so me an mvp in a suit. the hockey awards. logan they thought he would get rookie of the year, didn't work out. corey perry won. that's your hockey party update. >> okay. have a good night everybody. we will see you tomorrow. fee court is now in session. ♪ that airline charged me a 150-dollar change fee. southwest would never do that. your honor, chump change. that is not right. i don't understand how three clicks of a mouse can cost me 150 dollars. sir. it's personnel on the telephone. [ laughing ] it's computer time

all right the u.s.a. opponent on saturday night, the winner of mexico versus honduras.nt wrong. mexico won, man. mexico won. kung fu kick celebration. something went wrong. mexico beat my honduras entry. >> they did. >> what do i owe you? how much? >> i am not going to say i told you so. >> i got 4 grand. >> you got about 4-quarters. >> you know what happened if you walked in with 4 grand? the general manager will beat you up and rob you. pay for the lights. mexico wins 2-0. they play the u.s.a. saturday night. real quick. so me an mvp in a suit. the hockey awards. logan they thought he would get rookie of the year, didn't work out. corey perry won. that's your [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making the colonel's original recipe, today and every day. 11 herbs and spices, hand-breaded hands down the world's best chicken. today is a kfc day. so bring home a real meal -- 10 pieces of that famous chicken 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough

how miss california did in tonight's miss u.s.a.eant. >>> if it walks like a pirate it must be time to party like a pirate. the bay area city that hosted the event this weekend. >>> coming up on "game day." tony stewart operating his own stewart racing team. infineon raceway, what does it do for you? >> it is exciting. only a couple chances a year we get to turn right so getting to there. a lot of gearshifting change, elevation changes and not much time to relax in the car. >> tony stewart legendary guy. we will talk to him coming up. more nascar and the rest of the world in sports coming up in just a few minutes. the new droid x2 by motorola with a dual core processor ? i could do everything faster. it's a shame mckenzie's too young to buy me one for father's day. we'd play games on it together, listen to music, watch movies. she'd want me to have one. and what kind of father would i be to get in her way ? i'll just sign her name on the card. give dad a gift he'd give himself, like the new, more powerful than ever droid x2, or the

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have the opportunity of discussing with him in detail not only how to respond between india and the u.s.a., and also there are issues on which we share common perceptions. one of the fundamental principles of our relatiohip is we share many common patterns. we have now engaged not only in strategic partnerships but also to expandhe relationship in various international forums, particularly the g-20, as an important forum to address the problems [unintelligible] it has developed into a mar financial crisis. the weaknesses inherent in the system, and too much dependence on market results. effective regulations point out the weakness in the system. we have taken certain measures in this forum and a full cup summit, the latest one, which has clearly outlined the measures to be taken by the various countries to ensure that there is a proper and orderly development on a sustainable basis. i would like to share with this audience the problems and prospects of the indian economy. many economies were badly hit, but not to the extent that many others suffered. one simple fact will point out the dep

u.s.a. shifted is resources to complement the civilian surge which began at that time. this program focused on community ability at administering quick respond funds for the reconstructive teams. support is aligned with the regionic framework agreement which look out lines the security cooperation between the united states and iraq. the agreement focuses on stainment development. and as characterized by increasing level offense post ownership of the cost of these programs, mr. chairman, the key challenge ahead for the alaska government will be in economic growth and strengthening of institutions of democratic governors. now is the time for iraq to transition from the legacy of war and insurgency to one of good governance. you say the governance programs will continue to strengthen the compatibilities of iraqi ganches nance at the national pro-ventionle and local level. and this includes the decentralized model of digs making and control of resources. u.s.a. will help iraq expand its non-oil

the group marriage equality u.s.a. to launch a rally around 7:30 this morning and the hearing will begin at 9:00 but at stake here, whatever decision is made potentially, same-sex marriage debate could start all over. live in san francisco, sue phenomenal son, "abc 7 news." >>> the family of missing nursing student michelle le continues to put fliers offering a $65,000 reward for her safe return. police are asking for tips from the public in the murder investigation. they say they have compelling evidence that le was killed shortly after she disappeared on may 27th from the kaiser parking garage in hayward but after searching several remote areas, no new evidence was found. the family gathered with supporters in hayward. they have no detailed information from police about evidence that her death. family members will push on for efforts to find michelle. >> the fact we don't have any evidence where the case is going or whether or not we should stop our efforts. until we get the evidence we're going to hunt for her. >> a

. >> stephen: citizen u.s.a.ou documented people all over the united states being sworn in to become u.s. citizens. >> did you read it? >> stephen: no. >> yes, i went to all 50 states to meet new american citizens to find out why they wanted to become american citizens. >> stephen: to steal our jobs. [laughter] right? >> they actually bring jobs, too. there are people with ph.ds. not just people swimming the river. there are people with ph.d's. a man from google he wasn't born here. >> stephen: he wasn't. >> no they don't all steal our jobs. >> stephen: which ones do you hate? >> i like the dutch because my husband is dutch. he inspired the road trip. >> stephen: he was not an american citizen and became an american citizen. >> we had kids and he felt like he had to belong because they can take your green card away. he thought after we had kids he had to protect the kids to make sure they had the same rights. i like the dutch, yeah. >> stephen: when he became an american citizen, did he have to stop smoking pot?

kissinger would you go so far as to say u.s.a. number one?i would say now we are still number one. i believe we will remain number one for any foreseeable future. >> stephen: okay. let's talk about real politics for a second and how that relates to china, okay. you're sort of the face of real politic for my generation. >> but that's because people use a german word so that they can dismiss my arguments. >> stephen: not me. not me. >> not you? >> stephen: not me. i'm all in favor of real politics. you have to do what is best for your country, right. >> right. >> stephen: gave you the best advantage of national security. >> you have to understand the national security, above all you have to analyze the world as it is and you have to understand that there is an element of power in the world. but there is also without values, a power becomes arbitrary and unmanageable. so you need both. >> how does the united states or how does the west perceive the power relationship? how are we playing this game with them? you've said that we play chess and the

one more note, gold cup final underway between the u.s.a. and mexico. first half one nil. u.s.ith the lead. michael bradley with a goal. that's a look at sports. now back to the nbc bay area studios. back to you. >> thanks, jim. >>> a time honored tradition at the marin fair. already cracking up. once again, a pooch with a face only a mom could love. she's a 14-year-old chinese crested and chihuahua mix. have a good night.

u.s.a. and north korea in the women's world cup. the header wins 2-0.een a nonfactor since the shoulder injury. she is right back in it. is going for the color for the furs time in seven years. >> seven in a row. they win two today. they are an amazing team. >> we're coming back at 11:00, see you then. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card...

up 1-0. 15 mints later, it's 2-0 looking good for u.s.a. but in the second, the second gel goal of the game. now one of the best goals you'll ever seem toying with howard, and the touch on the chip shot. unbelievable. le sick is my daughter would say. mexico captures their second straight gold cup with the 4-2 victory. >> the first saturday at wimbledoned a all he big guns on the grasscourt. federer and joke have -- djokovc move on. nadal in the battle of lefties. nadal would cruise in the third. wins in straight sets. nadal will play del potro on monday. also today, soderling in trouble against the 18-year-old australian. in the third, soderling with the ace but not enough. watch the youngster. a straight sets victory. the youngest player to reach the fourth round out wimbledon in 21 years. women's third round. serena williams, first set, the big serve and then the nasty forehand winner. match point. same deal. big serve. even bigger forehand. serena rolls. sharapova and coast knee -- woes naki advance. >> to the links. travelers champions

u.s.a. 2-0 win. nothing like a big brawl after tempers frail. eight players were suspended.s play by jeff baker puts the ball behind his back. they did not get the double play. however, number one orioles and cardinals. rob matt holliday of a home run. cardinals win the game 6-2. however, maria sharapova moving on at wimbledon. >> i'm going to go sweep ,,,,,,

german women certainly can play, winning the 2007 world cup in china and the one before that in the u.s.a003. now on home turf, they hope to get their hands on the trophy for a historic third time in a row. >> my dream is coming true. the world cup in my home country. the beautiful side of 2011. >> all right. we just heard from the former germany star steffi jones. she's the president of the world cup organize committee. she hopes the tournament will inspire every girl who wants to play soccer to take to the pitch. it may be hard to believe, but women's soccer was officially forbidden in germany until the 1950's. things have come a long way since then. germany has been the dominant force at the last two women's world cup fals. they face me tough mpetion from their usual rivals, the united states and brazil. but victory at home is something they are determined to achieve. >> even on water they're in sync. jorme any's women's team knows the importance of team work, especially to achieve the ambitious target they've set for themselves. >> we all depend on each other, otherwise we couldn't wi

direct u.s.a. has nearly eight million customers. published reports say both capital one financial and general electric have made bids. i.n.g. has not said when the sale will happen. police in spain have detained three men in connection with the massive cyber attack on sony's playstation network. the men were part of a hacker activist network known as "anonymous." investigators think they also were behind attacks on spanish banks and government websites. "anonymous" claims it didn't attack sony, but says it's possible individual members could have acted on their own. this month, investors have seen a big chunk of their gains since the beginning of the year disappear. concerns about a weak economy and the end of the federal reserve bond-buying program are among the worries. our "market monitor" this week is lew piantedosi. he is portfolio manager at eaton vance management. he joins us from boston. lew, welcome to nightly business report. >> thank you. >> tom: let me ask you, is this sell-off we've seen here in the month of june any di

egypt and eventually fled to afghanistan where he met bin laden and began planning attacks on the u.s.a. cole and u.s. embassies in kenya. >>> no radiation required and a way to look inside a person's body. dr. kim mulvihill will show us that mice are lighting the way. >> reporter: in a lab tucked into a basement in a science building shedding light on a problem. >> i didn't know it would look like that. >> reporter: what did the grad student and her team do? using a laser light and infrared camera and small particles they developed a way to look deeply and with greater clarity into the workings of a living, breathing body. in this case a mouse. first the mouse was sedated then seen from above the mouse was injected with tiny particles called nano tubes. if you shine a line on the mouse the nano tube circulating inside begin to glow. as they continue to circulate they grow more and more brightly provide ag clear, crisp image of the animal's internal organs. >> you have the lungs then a glowing signal from all over the mouse. they go to different organs and start flowing through the bloo

u.s.a. hosting guadalupe. shoots one from 25 yards out. that would be the only goal of the game.wins 1-0. the quarter finals is on sunday in washington, d.c. it is time forker tuesday night top five. number five, austin jackson leaps over the wall to rob. justin verlander took a no hitter. number four, sox and rays, a nice diving stop and first he throws out ben, but the red sox still lose 4-0. >> number three, padres and rockies. check out the glove in the first inning alone. he makes three catches already. >> at number two, back to the rays and socks. bobbles the ball at third and makes an incredible robbery. and at number one, back to the a's game. skies one to right. jeff francoeur makes the catch. oh yeah. he's out. >> see, i'm batting .500. >> . >> you went home last night and practiced? >> yeah, referee. so i'm back. i'm back in the game. we got to get you over to 500. >> yeah, i got to do better that the math, too. >> one more at a time, that,,,,

u.s.a. 2-0 win. nothing like a big brawl after tempers frail. eight players were suspended. by jeff baker puts the ball behind his back. they did not get the double play. however, number one orioles and cardinals. rob matt holliday of a home run. cardinals win the game 6-2. however, maria sharapova moving on at wimbledon. >> i'm going to go sweep up. >> sweep up giants. >> we're coming back. ,, our planes start flying when it's dark. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ hey, we're on your schedule, not ours. there will be another one back here in a second, just watch. what did i tell you -- there's another one. [ ding ] [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs

he's the mutual fund columnist at "u.s.a. today." >> life is full of mysteries. how were the pyramids built? if ants are so strong, why don't they break into houses and steal our sugar cubes? and why is there $2.7 trillion sitting in money market funds? the popularity of money market funds is indeed an enigma. the average money fund yields 0.02%. if you invested $1 million at that rate, you'd earn $200 in the course of a year. and the industry's reputation for safety was shattered when the reserve fund collapsed in september, 2008. so why do people love money funds? convenience is one reason. if you sell a stock or a mutual fund, its nice to have a parking place for your money while you decide what to do next. and most money funds will also let you write a check against your account, just like a bank account. safety is a big reason, too. earning nothing is better than taking a loss. and despite the reserve funds woes, it's the only money fund to collapse in the past decade. more than 400 banks have failed during the same period. finally, there's asset allocation.

they say the economy is dependent on u.s.a. don't know that -- >> but what happens with -- [everyone talking at once] >> the relationship with pakistan, the area is so critical to our safety. >> it's a disaster. >> i do. >> the afghanistan -- is not a theater in which our national security interest is at stake. we should pull out and pull out right away. slowly. pull out. issue three, underwear bomb two. >> i'm deeply sorry i lied. but at the end of the day, i lied because i was embarrassed. i lied because i was ashamed of what i had done and didn't want to get caught. to be clear, the picture was of me and i sent it. >> new york, democratic congressman anthony weiner this week admitted to sending an underwear anatomy photo of himself to a woman via -- >> question, a recent poll shows that 56% of voters and congressman weiner's district -- where is it? >> queens and brooklyn. >> do not think he should resign! so will weiner survive? i ask you, rich. >> i think he about. there are three things that could make him go, his conscie

she said president obama is anti-american, turning the u.s.a. into a third world country and her fellow politicians should be investigated for their anti-americanism. >> i wish the american media would take a great look at the views of the people in congress and find out, are they pro america or anti-america? >> and as part of a movement that reveres american history, saying the resolution started in new hampshire wasn't impressive. >> here's a state the shot was heard around the world -- >> which are in massachusetts. still, she's anything but dull amid-the current lineup. the republican field doesn't exactly sparkle. that's frustrating for a party that think it's could win and for american media looking for a story. so anybody with a little bit of glitter about them gets a lot of attention. has she got what it takes to win the nomination? it's not impossible. at the moment michele bachmann is a standout candidate from the right. everything the tea party adores and their influence is huge. though she will have to show a little more love to thos

. >>> i think these guys did for college baseball what team u.s.a. for, you know, olympic hockey. they got everybody involved. >> was anybody nationally talking about college baseball before cal's situation came along? >> no, never. >> i think this was the first and it ends tonight. if you were to write a perfect ending, cal bears would win the world series of college baseball. darryl matthews tried his best to keep cal in the game against virginia with that number but it was his error, two innings later, that summed up the bears night. he comes up empty on the sinking line drive, rolls all the way to the wall, the first error of the season for matthews. bob just kept running, he has got an inside the park home run. virginia beats cal 8-1 and cal's season officially ends. but the good news? they'll play again next season. >> i think it's been a year that really has taught them, as well as myself, a whole lot about the human spirit. >> you know, we made it to omaha, a lot of people say -- something a lot of people can't say they did. we did it with ou

u.s.a. and mexico at a sold out rose bowl. do to clinch and leave landon donovan for the goal? the united states jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead. mexico stored twice before they have to tie it and dominated. in the second half, jay haveny played keep away from half the u.s. deep and floats in the goal. mexico beats the united states 4-2 and clinch a spot in the confederations cup. josh sanders didn't appreciate steven trying to steal the ball from him. the la goalie gets a red card, which is an automatic rejection. they played the rest of the match one day down. the quakes couldn't take advantage despite outshooting ali 26-8. fens the first place gay lex si. third round of the championship. began the day with a one-stroke lead and ends it up with five after shooing a 67, the 22-year- old is seeking her fourth major title. eight strokes behind. still to come, it is race weekend and will appearing on game day. how to ward stewart gets his first one of the season. sports is next. ,,,, [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the

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outrage from moscow and claims it's a prelude to the planned nato missile defense shield for europe u.s.a.'s monterrey docked in odessa ahead of joint military exercises in the. pop next peter lavelle and guess look at the fall of the soviet union and discuss the role of russia's first president boris yeltsin in setting the country's course it's coming your way next in cross to stay with us. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle boris yeltsin was he a great man who made history or was he merely a product of his time and opinions differ widely though no one denies the important role he played in creating our present cross-talk to continue that series on the collapse of the soviet union twenty years ago. due. to cross-talk yeltsin's russia i'm joined by dmitri barber chair in the studio with me he's a political analyst at ria novosti news agency in washington we have donald jensen he's a resident fellow at the center for transatlantic relations and in london we go to alex pr

i did it on facebook regarding our segment titled protests erupt in china in greece when is it the u.s.a.'s turn rus so verisign writes we don't write over silly things like unemployment and oppression we save our energy for important things like sports championships speaking of which i just changed my profile picture to this now this is from the hockey riots in canada and those silly canucks but i hope to recreate this here at some point during the log lucian called me oh hopeless romantic if you must all right back to the tubes where in response to our new segment from anonymous the amazing anarchist writes once governments shut down the internet and the people have no porn to watch only then when they will they rise up rise up and attack for a glorious form. now i have to allow myself to be corrected on something sort of from yesterday's i was on you tube lordy halt all rights is the disinfo intentional the greek people are seen beyond the curtain now are well aware that the current pm is selling off public assets to foreign entities this buddies specifically speaking a group of wealt

when it comes to being funny, u.s.a.eople around the world were asked what nationallality at making people laugh. americans won hands town. who is the least funny? according to the study, germans, russians and the turks. >>> a group of 7th grade boys are accused of trying to rape their classmates, we will tell you what took place on a field trip. >>> shocking move by a popular restaurant chain. the reason why some marie calendars are closing their doors and which locations are shut down tonight. >>> pleat bay area news coverage continues, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> started as a school field trip but it lead to serious charges that several boys tried to rape two girls and they appeared in court. if they are found guilty they could be looking at time behind bars. how this happened and how it took several months before it was reported. >> reporter: the boys ages range from 12-14. they were arraigned right here on the second floor just a short time ago. a date was set for their pre- trial. >> reporter: wooded w

have the opportunity of discussing with him in detail not only how to respond between india and the u.s.a., and also there are issues on which we share common perceptions. one of the fundamental principles of our relationship is we share many common patterns. we have now engaged not only in strategic partnerships but also to expand the relationship in various international forums, particularly the g-20, as an important forum to address the problems [unintelligible] it has developed into a major financial crisis. the weaknesses inherent in the system, and too much dependence on market results. effective regulations point out the weakness in the system. we have taken certain measures in this forum and a full cup summit, the latest one, which has clearly outlined the measures to be taken by the various countries to ensure that there is a proper and orderly development on a sustainable basis. i would like to share with this audience the problems and prospects of the indian economy. many economies were badly hit, but not to the extent that many others suffered. one simple fact will point out t

>> maybe we should say thanks to photo march, made in the u.s.a. and the audiovisual system which is the microphone stand. i didn't come here prepared to know what you're talking about, i didn't read your books and i assume it was about the black experience. i saw a psychiatrist some time ago in the 70's and i will never forget what he said early on. with regard to my history of mental problems and implement he said at least you're not black. compare that to barbara par rahman who i saw in the 80s she didn't tell me she was terminally ill with breast cancer and she died at the age of 37 in 1986 and is still living in his 90. >> i am getting to a question but of the words i used before don't overrule my questioning i recommended a book called sex, murder and meaning of life -- >> do you have a question somewhere in there? if people want to hear your book recommendations ensure they can find you after. >> the question is about language. i use merriam-webster. if we don't know the words meaning as we are going to be in trouble. it's like speaking othe

here's u.s.a. today, today. i clip the newspapers every morning.ons per house whole, 534,000. they go on to explain -- we have a record 61.6 trillion of total financial promises not paid for on top of the 14 trillion dollar debt they want to raise. 61 trillion. can we ever recover from that? >> all the good numbers are going down. all the bad numbers are going up. we are coming out of this recovery, with about half the steam, less than half the steam we traditionally do since world war ii when we have recessions. unemployment back up. gasoline prices back up. and the last poll i saw, i don't know yesterday, i guess it was, a gallup, 65% says the country is on the wrong track. it is tough. and the president is going to pay a price for it, unless he gets those back up the middle of next year. i think the trend is going to be important too. if it stars going back up. he is going to have to hurry. the people i talk to don't see any indication that things are going to turn around soon. >> sean: they've projected downward now all the financial experts th

and before that marriage equity u.s.a. will rally.marriage at pointed where they will be starting all over again from the bottom. no decision is likely today from federal court but definitely adds a whole new twist to the same-sex marriage debate here in california. sue thompson, "abc 7 news." >>> final check on weather and traffic. >> few clouds around the bay. flight arrival delays minimal 28 minutes into sfo. low to mid-50s in most neighborhoods, antioch 58. warming trend continues from low to mid-50s at the coast low to mid-70s around the bay and even hotter tomorrow and wednesday. >>> traffic has been flowing well. live shot of the oakland maze westbound 80 on the right. not even backed up to the overcrossing. hyde street ramp is blocked due a spilled slurry. >> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24.