spiked sky high with the u.s.a. goal. >> u.s.a.! >> it was a sea of stars and stripes as san francisco's civic center plaza. some more extreme than others. >> i did this. american flag beard going on here. >> let me see the top of your head. a soccer ball. >> it's been a soccer ball all the time. two different colors. different flags. [chanting] >> probably the best soccer energy in the city today. >> across town, some might argue that point by 11:00 a.m. hours before the u.s.a. match, fans were tanking up at the sports bar that opened up just in time to cash in on the world cup. >> i think we had five delivery0s of beer in the first seven days. we thought it wouldn't bees a's as the last day. it's been busier everytime. we're not complaining, having a great time. >> a former player for the san jose earthquakes soccer team was feeling the energy surge. >> around the july 4th time, people have the feeling of national pride and the world cup more than any other sporting event, even more so than the olympics, draws out the pride of nat

however, close enough for team u.s.a. to advance to the knock out round and they will play belgium. >> huge for to us get out of this group, that everybody said, we have no chance, we took that chance and we will move on and now we want to prove a point. >> much anticipated nba draft is tonight in brooklyn, new york. our leslie van arsdal is there with the draft preview, hi there less lee. >> hi there beasley, everyone buzzing around, the excitement building for 7:30 tonight, sixers with the third and tenth pick in the draft with that could change. the lets talk about who they are targeting, the big man, wiggins the kansas forward. andrew wiggins the kansas forward, 6 feet eight, averaging 17 points for jayhawks as a freshman. they are trying hard to make this happen. there have been rumors. cbs sports dot the come has reported that the cavilers are diagnosis for third, tenth and 32nd pick to move up, but also heard that deal is not working out right now. so we just don't know. here's what we do know, sixers ceo scott o'n

they eliminated team u.s.a. twice previousliest u.s.a. goal -- previously, fastest u.s.a.l ever. 1-0 till the 82 minute. ghana tied it. now when all seemed bleak, corner kick, the game winner. team u.s.a. first substitute ever to score a goal in world cup competition. team u.s.a. wins it 2-1. portugal up next on sunday for team u.s.a. mean time the san francisco giants who have the day off today looking to get in on all the cuban talent. the dodgers did it. white sox. it is youngster. 23 years old. 4 year contract worth $1.4 million. he is an outfielder, just 23 years old. and he is a switch-hitter as well. they say he is a good year away from the major leagues. >> not just baseball but sports lost a true gentleman today. tony gwynn one of the greatest ever to play the game has died at the age of 54. he has a lot of statistics. 20 years in the major league. hall of famer. 8 batting titles. more than that, he is a gentleman and continued to give back, coaching at san diego state, died of throat cancer. he would be the first to tell you don't chew tobacco. thank you. >>> tha

>>> team u.s.a.survives the group of death and moves to the round of 16 in the world cup open, but serial fighter you hear that music, it is summer, it is thursday and that means it is time for orr at the shore. >> kathy orr live in sea isle city. the kathy, how sit down there. >> it is beautiful, jessica. just a gorgeous day. we had clouds all day but you we had a land breeze keeping it comfortable, giving us a break from the humidity but now sunnies out and look at all these people. hi, everybody. they are taking pictures. they are calling home. tell everybody at home you are here, on tv. down beach we are looking at a pack beach looking north towards ocean city and here in sea isle at 40th street this beach is special. it has been named by an environmental action group to be one of the nation's superstar beaches for its good water quality out of the list of hundreds of beaches nationwide, sea isle makes the top 35. so congratulations, sea isle. lets take a look at our weather across the region it

with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. [ chanding u.s.a. ] >> even though team u.s.a.t today they advance to the knockout round. thousands of fans celebrated. germany won 1-0 but still team u.s.a. does continue on to the round of 16. >> sports director mark ibanez joining us now with more on this exciting time for soccer. >> great, all part of what we are learning about world cup soccer but yes, the united states will move on despite the fact they played a game against germany and lost. they had 9 hours of rain leading up to this. soaking wet conditions. germany after a scoreless first half attacks here. one of their great players, his 4th goal in the last three games and 1-0 in the 55 minute is the way it would stand up. watch this. fight to the finish for team u.s.a. a header that just went over the goal. you see the coach of united states unhappy there. 1-0 but not a disaster. as you remember the man who delivered that last sunday against the united states, helps u.s.a. with a game winner against ghana today. it delivers a 2-1 victory that allows team u.s.a. to move

go u.s.a.! i'm the only one chanting that right now. >> did you say you had dinner and a few drinks or a few drinks for dinner last night? [ laughter ] >> well, i am english. enough said. >> american for the day, reporting live from brooklyn, thank you, john. >> ahead, we're going to talk to the coach. the coach is german. several of the players are, as well. we're going to take a look at the strong connection these two teams have, plus a top executive from major league soccer is going to talk about how popular the sport really is. >> some flood ravaged parts of the u.s. are in for more rain today. let's bring in nicole mitchell. the good thing is we're going to actually be off anyway when the game plays, so we don't have to call in sick. >> i was thinking what are we doing wrong. i'm pretty sure he just gave us all permission to have the day off. >> i think he did. >> we do have this heavy rain in texas, louisiana and more through the midwest, so a couple of places we're going to have problems

if u.s.a.dvances, they will progress out of what some call the group of death". >> portugal has been overrated. >> my heart says we will win 1-nil but my head says 1-1 draw. it will put the u.s.a. through the group. >> let's back up. the u.s.a. beat ghana 2 to 1 on monday and also portugal was soundly defeated 4 to nothing by german. well, the u.s. has never won the world cup. in fact, it's best finish came back in 2002 when it made it to the quarterfinal round and while history may not be on team u.s.a.'s side, people are still excited let's go to al jazeera's andy rosgen live in chicago. andy, could it be true? could u.s. team win the world cup? >> that's a hope. it's like christmas morning for soccer fans here in chicago. here on a big streak in the middle of grant park. you see back there, the giant screen they will be watching today's match against portugal starts at 5:00 o'clock chicago time and they are expecting upwards of 10,000 people action maybe more here to fill up the street. see

fans who have a passion for the action. >> team u.s.a. was down, u.s.a. was up. and in the end, it was a tie. >> already have a win in the books on your mind. that hurts. >> i thought it was dish thought we had it in the bag. >> oh, my god so disappointed. >> so much emotion in this crowd of over 5,000 at san francisco civic plaza. something about the world cup whips up the patriotic fervor in the fans. near the end of the match a san jose earthquake soccer star took to the world stage. >> it has a huge door open for our bay area native chris. chris is such a great inspiration to all kids. >> the u.s.a.'s next match is on thursday, so another big screen and plenty of beers to go around. in san francisco, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> coming up in sports we'll have the highlights of the exciting u.s. match as well as today's other games. >>> today security was tight at the stadium in rio before the game between russia and belgium. this after about 100 fans were able to barge into the press box before the game between chile and spain on wednesday. today more than

all of this is acceptly good for team u.s.a. head coach who was born in germany, will face a country he scored 11 goals at three world cups, winning the 1990 title. in fact, he is the second coach in world cup history to coach against the team he won a title as a player. the team says they plan to leave it all, on the feel. >> we don't see the short rest as being a harm. >> we are not made to go for a tie, it is not in our d.n.a. >> win or draw today against germany and team u.s.a. will move on to the knock out round and the team can keep its world cup journey with a win or a tie, but lose, it is more complicated and depends on the outcome of the portugal game. a win over germany is obviously huge for american soccer and we know that people have been super excited and i am in a twitter battle with someone from san francisco saying who is going do have the larger crowd. i believe san jose will hold it down. we will catch all the action right here. >> a giant turnout is expected in san francisco this morning as fans gather to catc

team u.s.a. lost a tough match against germany but they still advance based on outcam of the game between port began and ghana. germany took the lead in the 54th minute and a goal from mueller was enough to win the group. team u.s.a. still advances because portugal won and since the two have the same record, america moves on based on goal scoring efficiency. >> it wasn't quite the crowd we saw on sunday at civic center lazy in san francisco, but, still, a solid turnout today for this match. we were flying high over the crowd in the early minutes of the game. from the sky, you can see many fans decked out in the red, white, and blue. >> around the nation, soccer fans gathered to watch team u.s.a. and this is what it looked like in southern california, much the same scene in washington, dc, where the district set up big screens in dupont circle for outdoor viewing party. >> in kansas city, missouri, thousands filled the enter entertainment district. >> after a biting incident, the governing soccer

. >> team u.s.a. was down, u.s.a. was up. and in the end, it was a tie. >> already have a win in the books on your mind. that hurts. >> i thought it was dish thought we had it in the bag. >> oh, my god so disappointed. >> so much emotion in this crowd of over 5,000 at san francisco civic plaza. something about the world cup whips up the patriotic fervor in the fans. near the end of the match a san jose earthquake soccer star took to the world stage. >> it has a huge door open for our bay area native chris. chris is such a great inspiration to all kids. >> the u.s.a.'s next match is on thursday, so another big screen and plenty of beers to go around. in san francisco, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> coming up in sports we'll have the highlights of the exciting u.s. match as well as today's other games. >>> today security was tight at the stadium in rio before the game between russia and belgium. this after about 100 fans were able to barge into the press box before the game between chile and spain on wednesday. today more than

and thanked the millions of fans back home. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> reporter: the pundits says team u.s.a. would never survive the so-called group of death, but, scott, they have. next tuesday they begin knockout play where it's win or die against belgium. >> pelley: elaine quijano on the beach in brazil. one more person took a break from work during the game. it was the president of the united states who watched the game aboard air force one. we wondered what all of this taking time off was costing businesses. one estimate today was it cost america $390 million in lost productivity. louis suarez will be out of business, least for a while. the uruguayan stryker appeared to bite an italian player on tuesday. fifa banned him from uruguay's next nine games, and suarez can't play any soccer for the next four months. he was also fined more than $100,000. today, australian investigators announced a new search area in the hunt for malaysian airlines flight 370. they also revealed a new theory of what happened when that jetliner vanished in march. here's t

u.s.a. would need help from porch gal, a win with against ghana would also bring the u.s. to the next round. now, this game short handed the two players were suggestion spented from the team, after all the patience allegedly over money. portugal able to take advantage, renaldo scored the game winning goal to give portugal a 2-1 decision. so here is another look at the final result, in group g, a group that many had called a group of death, waytwo win withs and a draw germany finishes atop 7 points, team u.s.a. both finish with four, but the u.s. advances things to gold differential. portugal is hurt by that 4-nil loss in it's first game, but no matter how they got there, it is on to the neck round for team u.s.a. >> a group of 16, so we are showing people that we are a good group, and we can play. >> this is the first time ever that, that team u.s.a. has advanced to the stage in back to back. >> okay, so that helps us. >> yes, it does. >> well with, as of right now, they are scheduled to pla

the u.s.a.shirt because of the ongoing world cup game against germany but in the meantime, prime minister al-malaki welcoming the airstrikes. is the u.s. receptive to that action by syria? >> that's what's making this complicated because as you heard from ms. heart, they have to push back against some of the techniques. they are ultimately talking about trying to find unity. it's not just in the government of iraq but unity among outside forces. so working with nato, secretary kerry, in the meetings he has been having and the meetings in iraq and trying to get middle east partners as well since they are all on the same page and they don't do what secretary carry has warned could happen and essentially ignite even more of a powder keg and make a situation worse on the ground. >> libby, thank you very much. coming up next on al jazeera america, you saw the sweatshirt from coast to coast and overseas. all eyes on brazil for the big suspension and today's world cup showdown between the u.s. and germ

after team u.s.a.'n people went to wikipedia to express how awesome they think he is there were quite a few changes to his page including this one that alliance him with the greatest leaders of all time there is a reed that it reads he is the the greatest american since abraham lincoln. >> that is great. >> have you ever done that, gone in and ed it everything. >> karen hepp is the best... no. >> love it. >>> north carolina mother stood in solidarity with her daughter after the team was sent home on the last day of school for a dress code violation. >> let's explain. the mom wore the same dress to her daughter's graduation. violet berkheart was sent home because school officials say dress was too shortly girl said she had worn it to school were without any complaint. berkheart posed with her mom in the cap and gown and her mom wearing the dress. they are upset about how the school handled the situation saying the dress code is vague and has day of the teen's high school years was ruin. >> yeah. >> malle

team u.s.a.'e, that was 84 years ago. in brazil, the world's greatest superpower is an underdog. >> for us, now, talking about winning a world cup, you know, is just not realistic. >> reporter: u.s.a. coach jurgen klinsmann won a world cup with west germany in 1990, his approach was building around michael bradley from new jersey and clint dempsey from texas. and with european who have american citizenship, including players from norway and, yes, germany. tim howard is the u.s. goalie. >> we trust him ever since he's taken over the team and we have no reason to doubt that now. >> reporter: but most of the soccer world does. 13th ranked u.s.a. needs to get past germany, the second best team in the world, and portugal, the fourth best just to advance to round two of the tournament. writer grant wahl has covered five world cups. what defines success for team u.s.a. now? >> the expectation should be to advance from the group to finish in the top two and get to the round of 16. if you don't do that, th

team u.s.a. i sat down one on one with head coach of the u.s. men's national soccer team to talk about the pressure and controversy. you will hear from two u.s. players chosen to go to brazil. later, security forces preparing for the worst at the world cup. controversy swirling around who may be training them. >> my digital producer is here bringing the feedback throughout the show. so much excitement percolating pretty much everywhere you go? >> "the stream" is kicking off world cup 2013. >> that's why they pay me big money. buzz says on twitter it will be one hell of a world cup but never better than south africa in 2014. an american journalist said the hubby is going to the world cup. i am going to brazil. he has a ticket, but i think the sport is going mainstream. >> it could be an outliar. the most watched sporting event away. team u.s.a. has one of the toughest firm rounds possible called "the group of death" facing off against the world's best from germany, portugal, ghana and i talked abo

but i congratulate the newly crowned miss u.s.a. and that is nia sanchez. what a story she has, madam president. this woman was homeless, spent a good part of her young days in a shelter. she's an exceptional nevadan. she's gifted beyond her physical beauty. she holds a fourth degree black belt in tae kwon do, she is a certified instructor in the martial arts. when she is not practicing this tae kwon do in her studio, she has her own studio. she has volunteered at a place we have in nevada called shade tree which is a place for abused women. we're proud of shade tree. so i along with all nevada congratulate miss u.s.a., anita sanchez, on her well-deserved victory. i wish her the very best as she pursues the crown of miss universe and as she undertakes her duties as a global ambassador. it appears there is no one here rushing to get to the floor, so i ask the chair would announce the business of the day. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will be in a period of morning busine

. >> reporter: team u.s.a. can keep its world cup journey going with a win or tie gains germany. >> they have talent and abundance. >> reporter: this is a day that many on team u.s.a. have had circled on their calendars. five u.s. players have german mothers and u.s. citizens. as a player he led germany to the world cup tidal in 1990. coach third place finish in 2006. he said he counts many on the german side good friends. i will give them big hugs before the game and leave it aside. given the close tie between the two teams, there's a lot of speculation that maybe they will come together and come up with a secret conspiracy plan and play not to lose. both sides have ruled that out. >> every athlete wants to win this game. >> we're not made to go for a tie, this is not in our dna. >> reporter: this is team's third game in 11 days. >> we don't see the short rest as being a harm to us at all. >> reporter: a winner in germany would be huge in american soccer. team u.s.a. is taking whatever it takes win or draw to

why didn't the u.s.a. know that iraq was in danger and why didn't we act against the terrorist's army earlier? we will tell you tonight. >> stop it kirsten. >> i would say every child that comes into this country we should take care of. >> that's the view of some liberal americans that any child arriving from anywhere should be cared for by the u.s. taxpayer we will analyze that situation tonight. >> scales 1 to 10. >> also ahead is president obama maintaining his popularity among his hard core supporters? >> i don't want to sound like a memphis addicted but i really don't care. >> a special watters world up ahead. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. updates on three big stories. the irs, border chaos, and iraq falling apart. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. with summer upon us, it's clear that the u.s.a. has big problems and the obama administration seems to be unable to solve t

the u.s.a. are through. tuesday, afternoon, 4:00, eastern time. >>> now continuing coverage of the breaking news coming to us out of houston, texas. gretchen was mecheing at the end of the last hour a roof has collapsed and emergency crews responded to the scene of a reported roof collapse at a home in west harris county. the pictures are from kriv in houston. these are live pictures coming in. so six minutes after 2:00, and you can see they've set up what is a pretty extensive triage center there on the ground. i'm not sure about the number of rescue personnel on scene but we can see dozens of people there. many of them being treated. officials say that at the collapse happened in the garage, and still unknown how many people were in there at the time. but if you look around there, you can easily see a couple of dozen fire and rescue personnel, a lot of white coats, and a number of people being treated. we don't have anything on the extent of the injuries. anybody on the deck getting tweets or anything from

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team u.s.a.'e 84 years ago. in brazil, the world's greatest superpower is an underdog. >> for us, now, talking about winning a world cup is just not realistic. >> u.s. coach jurgen klinsmann won a world cupp against germany in 1990, his approach was building around michael bradley from new jersey and a player from texas and players from norway and germany. tim howard is the goalie. >> we trust him ever since he's taken over the team and we have no reason to doubt that now. >> reporter: but most of the soccer world does. 13th ranked u.s.a. needs to get past germany the second best team in the world and portugal the fourth best to advance to round two of the tournament. grant wahl has covered five world cups. what's the expectation for the u.s.a. >> to advance and finish in the top two and get to the round of 16. if you don't do that, that's a failure. >> reporter: although more american children play organized soccer than little league baseball, youth participation in soccer stalled between 2008 an

u.s.a.later in the broadcast. a rock 'n' roll hall of famer has died. singer-songwriter bobby womack was one of the all-time r&b greats. he had been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. he performed just a couple weeks ago. anthony mason looks back now on womack's soulful career. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: his voice was bourne out of a gospel church and given character by a life of ups and downs. bobby womack died yesterday after battling a series of health issues. ♪ because i used to love her but it's all over now ♪ womack got his start in 1960 when sam cooke signed the singer to his first record deal. during that time, he wrote and recorded "it's all over now," the song that would later become the "rolling stones" first number one hit. when his own band didn't break, he became a sessioned guitarist, playing on records by elvis, ray charles, dusty springfield and aretha franklin. in the '70s, while battling drug addiction, he released a series of successful solo albums. then in 1981, he had his bigges

's both brand u.s.a. and we are accountable that the procedures in place now artificially and effectively measuring the in kind. spirit and are there other monitoring metrics you all have put in place to monitor the way money is being spent by the brand u.s.a. board and the people they hired to run the program? >> again as i said, the metrics that we are watching are the metrics of the effectiveness of the campaign, of intent to travel, of result program by program. and again there's a dashboard of their that's built that we are working with. >> think you. chairman, if we have time for another round of questions, i'll have more. if not, i have more questions. >> senator nelson. >> mr. wagner, senator rubio and i are going to tagteam on the issue of miami and orlando. and i understand you obviously have this on your radar scope because you've mentioned miami several times. and it was curious to me when you specifically mentioned in miami a five hour period where some 12,000 people are arriving all at once.

not underdogs, but team u.s.a. can keep its world cup journey going with a win or a tie against germany. has, it is a little more complicated and depeoples on the outcome of portugal and ghana. a win over germany is huge for american soccer and starts at noon. we expect this place to be packed. i am hoping people don't start drinking too early. however, katie and eric if i have for get into the goof of things, i will do that. >> dedicated to his craft. behave. >> a giant turnout is expected in san francisco as fans gathered to catch the action on the big screen at civic center plaza. an estimated 5,000 fans turned out on sunday to catch the match against portugal. fans in the east bay can watch the match as the new parkway theater in oakland showing all of games. you can watch the match between team u.s.a. and germany at 9:00 a.m. on the sister soviet work espn and ghana versus portugal is on espn2 and at 11:00 o'clock p.m., south korea and belgium on espn and algeria and russia on espn2. >> uruguay's top player lu

team u.s.a. is facing an up-pitch battle. >> team u.s.a.ldup to the world cup. >> they're up against a lot. america will compete in group "g" with germany, portugal and ghana. >> they'll face some of their toughest opponents in the first round, so bad it's being called "the group of death." >> stephen: yes, the group of death. an affiliation germans have been trying to get away from for about 70 years. now, faith... faced with this challenge, team u.s.a.'s coach stepped up and surrendered, saying, "we cannot win this world cup because we are not at that level yet. realistically it is not possible." [audience reacts] you don't think an american team could win? what kind of an american would say that? terms out a german one. because team u.s.a.'s coach is juergen klinsmann, a german soccer star seen here being german. [laughter] he also said, "we have to play the game of our lives seven times to win the tournament." so what? so what, jurgen, we can play the game of our lives seven times. they did it every night on "friday night lights." what'

team u.s.a. plays the next crucial match on thursday to advance to the next round after a disappointing tie, 5,000 clearing fans jammed into san francisco civic center to watch the game on a jumbo-tron between the united states and portugal. team u.s.a. came back from a deficit to take 2-1 lead and they only needed to hang on for 30 seconds to steal a victory but portugal scoreed and tied the game. there were parties everywhere. we are reporting now from san jose. >> the game was good. it was insane. let my tell you. hundreds were glued to the jumbo-tron for every exciting second. >> we scored that first goal it was amazing. everyone was going crazy. >> second goal, more crazy. >> >> these ladies believe not having complete gear is why it took a turn. >> don't loss it. they lost. >> with seconds remaining in the five minutes, michael bradley was stripped and portugal was off for a final rush. >> we had it. we were there. we were winning. suddenly, ten seconds, boom, they score. soaker is like tha

team u.s.a. has lost to ghana the last two world cups but it is unpredictable. >> tough to be in the "group of death." >>> world cup fever reached the bay area with viewing parties over the weekend and the live day because was on the plaza with watch parts throughout the morning and more parties today where you can watch team u.s.a. game on ghana with a viewing party at 2:30 this afternoon on market in san jose and there will be a big screen viewing party at 3:00 in san francisco. >>> we will be the only place to watch the world cup live next saturday with belgium playing russia and then south korea and algeria at 11:30 and don't miss a moment with watch abc which lets you watch the matches on your smartphone, tablet or computer. >> matt, you used to play baseball and you could confined find your tough in a tough brackets. >> it is fought good when it is so-called identity group of death. >>> good morning, everyone, hope you are waking up from a lovely weekend and happy father's day to the dads o

the u.s.a.oesn't make it to the finals, this is the team i want to win. >> while the kids may not be soccer stars, the excitement of world cup is giving them something to chase. >> tomorrow three games, more excitement for world cup fans. belgium plays russia. south korea plays algeria and, of course, the big games for fans, portugal against team u.s.a. it's 6:00 pm eastern as we said in the amazonian city. coming up next, the birth of an orangutans brings hope for saving the endangered species. - species. - >>> the people here share their island with the orangutans. they are highly intelligent, related to humans. they arranged to cross china, vietnam, looos and indonesia. scientists estimated there was 315,000. researchers believed there was 60,000 of these creatures left in the wild. only on the islands of sumatra. as kalen reports, conservationists believe they have discovered the key to saving them. >> reporter: maggie is a proud new mum. an endangered orangutans she's protective of her baby

team u.s.a. defeating ghana 2-1. >> millions of americans are celebrating this morning. >> we have soccer fever. >> stephen: yes, we have soccer fever, and one of the symptoms of soccer fever is victory foot. u-s-a! ole! ole! ole!. folks, this is a huge day for america's sports fan, who have been excited about the world cup ever since they noticed it was happening, which was shortly after the nba finals ended on sunday. [laughter] now, it's no secret, i have always been a soccer fan. and i know that i have said soccer is as exciting as watching drying paint play manila envelopes to a 0-0 tie, but i was just being hard on soccer because i love it. i wanted it to get better and it did. you're welcome. >> folks, this was a thriller of match. team u.s.a.'s clint dempsey stunned ghana with a goal in the opening 29 seconds, which is good, because most americans' attention span for soccer is 30 seconds. ole, ole, ole, ole! unfortunately, due to copyright issues, i cannot show you more than 15 seconds of

team u.s.a.'world cup win over ghana, but that's because i thought it was over and we had won the world cup. well, news flash, there is more to the world than us and ghana. [laughter] i have some terrible news, folks. i don't know how the say this, but i care about soccer. [whistles] that's a foul on futbol for using its hands to grab my heart. i even learned all the words to that oleÉ song. you know, oleÉ, olee, oleÉ, ole. oleÉ, something, something, ole. it's a good song. this weekend i even watched an entire game of soccerring. it was the u.s. versus our ancient rival portugal, a.k.a. speech impediment spain. [laughter] now, the portuguese... [cheering and applause] yeah. the portuguese struck first with a goal five minutes into the match. but if history has taught us anything about the portuguese, folks, it's that they eat a lot of squid, and they peak early. [laughter] don't worry, guys, i hear the spice trade is going to come back real soon. [laughter] so team u.s.a. came storming back, firs

world cup fever caught fire in the bay area after that historic first win by team u.s.a. against ghana. we will have more from friend's civic center plaza where thousands watched the game. >> team u.s.a. started strong, the first goal coming 29 seconds into the game against ghana. thousands watched on a big screen at san francisco civic center plaza. they went wild. >> how okay. >> amazing. >> unbelievable. >>the excitement didn't last. ghana scored two prompts a nature i of west africa to do this dance much the crowd was not amused. >> [ inaudible ] >> fans were back on their feet when team saw scored again and beat ghana for the first time in three world cups. >> it was great. great. the best revenge we have ever had. >> we beat ghana. people are supporting soccer. >> soccer is amazing, it separates itself from other sports because it unites everyone and it united the country. >> an amazing start for team u.s.a. but already many are making predictions. >> usa. >> in the final. >> nothing is impossible. >> how exciting. sunday belgium plays russia at 8:30 and then south

team u.s.a. advances to the round of 16, despite a loss to germany. the top team they'll be facing next and the role american fans ever played in this world cup. >> good morning, and welcome to aljazeera. i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walterser. u.s. drones patrolling the skies over baghdad. >> the armed drones will only fly reconnaissance missions, but strikes are not ruled out in iraq or syria. >> iraq's parliament is ready to put together the new government, but there are signs it may not include the country's prime minister al-malaki. >> some are questions his ability to assemble a unified government. >> iraqi's foreign minister al-malaki began with a visit by diplomats, this time from britain delivering the same message as the country fights isil. >> we believe the single most important factor that will determine whether or not iraq overcomes the challenge is political unity. >> those sentiments were echoed by secretary of state john kerry in paris where he pet with american ally jordan, who'

the u.s.a.bill is fixing a lot of things that simply are not broken. for example, this bill in the section 215 bulk data collection program. all three branches of our government have performed extensive oversight of this program for years and have ensured that it has been operated in accordance with our constitution and within the u.s. law. the program from the -- historical analysis of suspicious threats in an effort to identify emerging and evolving terrorist networks. the system where the state is maintained is very secure. the number of analysts who can't access this data is extremely small. there are a host of multilayered oversight mechanisms in place to detect and resolve any compliance issues. my phone data is in there with everybody else's, but, frankly, i'm not worried. i'm not worried because i don't talk to terrorists. and hopefully i'm not talking to other people who are talking to terrorists. so what do we get in return for eliminating section 215 program? we get a yet untested, un

a young woman of miss u.s.a., lovely young woman, she had an alcohol and drug problem. she was going to be fired from miss u.s.a. they came into my office to get the final blessing. there was a news conference downstairs which was packed, it was a big event. and i met the girl, she was a nice girl. i said, don't fire her. you'll destroy her life. it never happened where we fired the winner. they are going to take her crown away, humiliate her. she's already got a problem with drugs and alcohol. don't fire her. rosie o'donnell's on "the view" who is he who give somebody a second chance? i get a call from entertainment tonight, and i said, did you hear about rosie o'donnell? i have other things to do. tell me. they told me. and i hit her like nobody's ever hit her before. and that was it. and she goes around telling people that was a mistake. but you know when somebody attacks you, attack them back. stop it. get it stopped. it's so important. in my opinion, it's so important. so that's the way it is. go ahead. next question. >> personal question, mr. trump. what do you do

. >>> count down is on, team u.s.a. takes on germany in the world cup, a win or a tie against that perennial soccer powerhouse means that the u.s. advances to the next round. u.s. coach played and coached the the german national team before taking over team u.s.a., game time high noon, let's go, u.s.a. >>> baseball now phillies had one bad inning last night and it cost them. left fielder dominic brown misjudged that fly ball in the fourth and goes for a run scoring double. that ball would have been a third out. next batter would double in two more runs. chase utley drove in one run with the bases loaded sacrifice fly that was short of the grand slam, phillies loose three-two. they will wrap up marlins series tonight in south philadelphia at the ball yard. >>> baseball history out west, the giants tim lincecum has in hit san diego padres. 309 year-old allowed only a second inning walk to the majors weakest hitting team and giants won four to nothing. this is third no hit they are season. lincecum struck out six and threw

lesley van arsdale has more on the big u.s.a.ame coming up in sports in just a bit. >>> and summer is here but it was a winter solstice in antarctica. after sawing through a yard of ice they soaked in the balmy weather. temperature just 2 degrees. that's still warmer though than the air temperature which is around minus 30. ouch. thank goodness nothing like that around here. oh, boy. >>> take a look at this. a lightning show over mount rushmore. amazing video of lightning illuminating the monument. look at that. dark storm clouds behind it. that really is just a great shot there. >> yes. >> all right, justin, did we have any fireworks? i saw the rain out there. >> yeah, we had some rain, no lightning. that's a good thing. depending on where you are you may run into a brief shower. nice start to the work week, more sunshine on tap. check out the dark skies as we're looking at the ben franklin bridge. again, south end of the city on into camden gloucester county seeing a little bit of a steadier rain right now so again very weak di

looked like this germany top with u.s.a.ning them in the last 16, thanks to a better goal difference, who are third and go home. ghana also out after finishing. get some reaction on the mash, live for us, what a night. and his team, what is the atmosphere, how was it like? >> well, the atmosphere mere this afternoon was electric, they are just clearing up here behind me, basically as quickly as may came in, they filed out. but officials say about 18,000 came out here to watch the game, and you can hear just after the first half when germany scored it's first and only goal, a collective gasp come over these thousands of people who came out. despite the hoss is going to move on, a cheer began, and the crowd went wild. >> can we say that this team has made something of a break through in turning the u.s.a. on to football? >> it would with seem that way, and over the last few years. they have seen a trajectory of upward interests in football here in the united states. and clearly with this world cup as the u.s. has basically tur

. >> team u.s.a. will play ghana today. the united states has a talented team but it may not be on the level of great teams from europe and south america. it is an uphill battle. >> wait is over for american soccer fans. today, the united states squad opens up world cup play against ghana that the manager considers a "must win." that is because the team starts out in the so-called group of death, four teams, the united states, port began, ghana, and portugal. you play each other once and move on. it is 38 percent of advancement. >> the coach has been honest. >> talking about winning a world cup is...not realistic. so the beautiful think it is unpredictable. >> he remade the team, the most recognizable player donovan last off the roster. seven international players were added five from germany. but there are familiar places including goalkeeper howard and the captain. the united states is up against ghana, the best of africa. >> they are fill physically dominant. >> and the history, ghana knocked the united states out of the