. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> reporter: with an army of fans-- >> u.s.a.!reporter: ...and a history of .ictories. >> goal, u.s.! >> reporter: ...team u.s.a. took five minutes to show superpower france why it's ranked number one in the world. but the next 60 minutes were filled with hard tackles and high tension. then came the u.s.' second goal. and not long after, france scored, leaving u.s. fans back home and in the sold-out stadium in paris waiting nervously for the final whistle. how much tension were you feeling? >> oh, a lot, a lot of tension going on in there, you know. >> reporter: both u.s. goals were scored by co-captain megan rapinoe, who has pledged not to visit the white house sparked criticism from president trump this week. she insisted the team is still focused on tonight's showdown with france. hoance has never won a woman's world cup, but with several star players, the team is now ranked fourth in the world. >> i think they outplayed us for sure with the ball today. >> reporr: a the fighthey put up tonight shows just how strong women's socc

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[chanting u.s.a.] [chanting u.s.a.]ed down the unholy alliance of lobbyists and donors and special interests who made a living bleeding our country dry. that's what we have done. we broke down the doors of washington back rooms, where deals were cut to close our companies, give away your jobs, shut down our factories, and surrender your sovereignty and your very way of life, and we have ended it. [cheers and applause] we took on a political machine that tried to take away your voice and your vote, they tried to take away your dignity and your destiny. but we will never let them do that. will we? >> no. >> many times i said we would drain the swamp and that's exactly what we're doing right now. we're draining the swamp. [cheers and applause] [chanting] >> and that's why the swamp is fighting back so viciously and violently. for the last two and a half years we have been under siege. and with the mueller report, we won and now they want a do-over. they want a do-over. let's do it again. it didn't work out too well. let's

. >> u.s.a. on their way to the finals. they beat franceei on thhome soil. >> i practiced saying victis. >> viva las vegas.overseas. top story. president trump's wide ranging news conference hours ago and ao extrinary offer to meet the north korean dictator kim jong-un in the demilitarized zoneetween north and south korea tomorrow. kristin welker is traveling with the president. she was at the news conference in japan. kristin, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning to you from osaka. this is a diplomatic cliffhanger. will kim jong-un accept president trump's invitation to meet him at the dmz? the president building suspense with t freewheeling news conference that lasted more than an hour overnight, all coming on the heels of critical foreign policy talks. this morning president trump touching down in south korea after unleashing this extraordinary tweet. if chairman kim of north korea sees this, i would meet him at the border tdmz j to shake his hand and say hello. ovduring an night news conference the president w

>> team u.s.a.? >> i like that confidence. carley: go u.s.a. >> number one. are having a ton of fun. the team are all business. they should be. they are number one in the world and defending world cup champions which is both good and bad because everybody is going to be playing their best game against team u.s.a. there have been some games already played. usual suspects, germany, france, england already won. only surprising upset italy surprising win over australia as for team u.s.a., they are going to be playing foam 3:00 p.m. eastern time. catch all the action on fox. guys, back to you. >> julie: looks like so much fun. it's noon by the way. you should be raising a glass by noun. what's taking so long? >> rob: watch out for french guys. they will be chasing you all over the place. carley: that's what the breaks are for. >> julie: 56 minutes after the hour. while you like the aisle or the window you probably have battled the passenger in the middle over the airplane arm rest. who who gets dibs? rob: great debate dividing the internet coming up next. ♪ -and..

team u.s.a.to defend their world cup crown moments from now in the opener against thailand. fox sports will have all the action. first we go live to france. carlie, what is team u.s.a.'s chance of winning today against thailand? hey, dana. i'm outside. the fans are trickling in. 21,000 are already inside ready to watch the big game. to answer your question, the odds are pretty good. team u.s.a. is number 1. thailand is 24. the last time they played, u.s.a. won 9-0. there's not a sure thing but is near close. >> first off, i think this team always had high pressure, especially in big tournaments. i think that's for a reason. we have a rich history of success in this program. that's one of the reasons that we set high expectations for ourselves. >> so that was team co-captain alex morgan talking about the pressure the team is under. she remains confident. carlie lloyd, i spoke to her recently. she says she doesn't care who she plays in the competition. the biggest competition is the next game. ever

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>> team u.s.a. carley: i like that confidence. go u.s.a.? >> number one.u.s.a. can i say all the players are walking around. they look cool, calm and collected. confident i know i am in france but i have been talking to a lot of the americans look good? >> little windy today so i dual this. brian: let me tell the american viewers what you are going to be seeing on fox sports and fox sports one. we have the game tomorrow against thailand, one of three automatic games. >> that's right. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treat

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why are they proud to be members of team u.s.a.? watch this. [chanchanting u.s.a.]off in france i want to see how these ladies feel about representing america on the world's stage. >> i think it's going to be a remarkable world cup. we are healthy and ready to get this going. carley: how does it feel to be going to france, alli? >> it's rewarding putting on your jersey and standing out there. representing millions of women from home. i'm proud to do it for a third time cash cash ashlynn harris who is the toughest to beat. >> my focus is no one but thailand at this point. it's going to be my second world cup and i still get the jitters. i'm so humbled by the opportunity to be able to do this again and represent my country. this is probably going to be my last world cup. carley: how does that feel? >> scary. i think that's the first time i have actually said it. carley: carli lloyd, what is it like winning a gold medal or world cup trophy for america. >> indescribable. winning a gold medal i feel like every american can rally. everybody is cheering on team u.s.a. 2015

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transverse sus u.s.a., today at 12:00.ome are calling it the biggest game in the history of women's soccer. win or lose, winner goes on, loser goes home. >> have a great weekend. >> 4:56. in our next half-hour, overnight a truck crashes into a restaurant. this morning, why officers suspect the driver was drunk. >>> plus san francisco pride weekend is finally here. we'll tell you about the festivities that start today. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> this is kpix5 news. >> now at 5:00, a pickup truck lodged inside a contra costa county restaurant. why the driver was taken away in handcuffs. >> plus presidential hopefuls face off but this morning one democrat is feeling more heat than the rest and one last cooler day before we warm up for pride. the tower in all the colors of the pride flag. pretty cool. >> it is friday, our favorite day of the week, june 28th. i'm michelle griego. right? i'm really

. >> reporter: for the player behind team u.s.a.' sweden, this field holds a lifetime of dreams. >> horan just goes in, beats her defender back. >> this has been a dream of mine since i was a little girl. >> reporter: lindsey horan was 18 when she set off on an unconventional path, leaving colorado for paris to play professionally. as the first female soccer player in the u.s. to skip college and head straight to the pros, she made headlines. she became a star, but missed the u.s. women's world cup roster in 2015. disappointed, but not defeated, she says her love of the game pushed her even harder. >> there's been so many difficult times, but i always remember that, you know, this is the game that i fell in love with, and i think that's what kept me on this path for so long. >> reporter: that path led her back to the u.s. national women's soccer league, where she was named m.v.p. and finally, came this. >> knowing now that i am on the world cup roster is just incredible. >> reporter: when horan scored her first world cup goal against

i'll be taking on host nation fronts they've just been spanked c one in rain i can retain i was the u.s.a.'s match winner she scored both of their goals from the penalty spot the united states looking to win this tournament for a 4th time let's go to our correspondent paul racey's live for us in paris for the days of the last 16 game between canada and sweden is about to kick off the whole 1st thought when the usa has said i think huge game for the hosts. yeah it really doesn't come any big day for any team in a women's world cup match against the usa 3 time world champions as you mention and while the organizers will be very pleased that there is such a humdinger of a quarter final late the french against the americans there will also be disappointed maybe that it didn't come later in the tournament because it does mean that one of the 2 big draws at this world cup will be gone by the semifinal stage now given the ferocity of the u.s.a.'s reputation it's it's rather hard to see them falling at the quarter final stage back here in paris against france on friday but some positives for fran

team u.s.a. will take on host nation france on friday.he game is expected to be even more competitive than the one here tonight. the u.s. and france are considered the top two teams in this tournament, but only one can go on. maurice? >> dubois: roxana saberi at the world cup, thank you. up next on the "cbs evening news," what the top health official in the dominican t public is saying about the recent deaths of american tourists. but super poligrip gives him a tight seal. to help block out food particles. so he can enjoy the game. super poligrip. cdc guidance recommends topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain for up to 12 hours, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. whether it's using rewards just pointsaway.s. towar

everybody love u.s.a., and when we know if somebody like now, the meaning of u.s.a., go other countries and look them. everybody like to come here in the united states, and i'm not able to drive taxi anymore. and also, sfmta, they make a promise to us. if we are not able to work anymore, we can bring the medallions back to them. they can give our money back, and we can get a regular life. i don't think so. sfmta is forcing us to be homeless. my guess is we'll be homeless one day in san francisco. i love the homeless, i love san francisco, and i was here when i came here new. and i said thank you for san francisco's supervisor, and all this, and thank you very much. that's it. >> president yee: thank you very much. next speaker. >> and jesus said that if i with the finger of got cast out devils, no doubt the kingdom of god is come upon you. something happened in the kingdom of god, 8,497 days ago, i am certain of that. i am certain the time of the end of the last days began then. now in the old testament, when you got a revelation once in a while, you'd get a promotion. joseph interprete

>> reporter: on the other side of france, the team u.s.a. met trained, met with fans, and waited for its turn to compete. allie long said her team is ready to prove for the fourth sometime that it's the best. >> we're excited and 100% ready. >> reporter: what do you think this good competition says about the growth of women's soccer in the world? >> it's so exciting. it's amazing to see. as much as we want to reign as championships we know it's going to probably be the hardest one to remain number one. it's good to see. i would rather have it so competitive than not competitive at all. >> reporter: the toughest competition will likely come from germany, england, and host nation france. it won its first game last night to the cheers of a sold-out stadium. these french teenagers traveled from paris to see the american women up close. >> two. >> reporter: you support both america and france? >> yes. >> reporter: uh-huh. but despite winning fans and trophies, these players say they're not earning the pay they deserve. in march, 28 players sued t

let's talk about it now with turning point u.s.a. founder, charlie kirk.nt puts out a tweet and says i would like to be able to say hi. i will be at the dmz. i'm with the president of the south korea, president moon. then a few minutes ago he says i understand they want to meet. i would love to say hello. it will be a short meeting. but we are in territory that's very close. what's your take on this? >> this is exactly the type of problem solving that's been missing in the american political debate the last 30-40 years. president trump realizes the tensions were escalating. so he reaches out to have conversations and die losing. thoughts i thought were agreeable. but if you look at the democratic debate, they called him a war monger. but he's actually reaching out for peace and dialogue. it's disruptive in a positive way with creative leadership capacity. i'm proud he's representing america this way. judge jeanine: saying he can't wait to pull the trigger and all that craziness when it's part of his genius in the way he wants to work things out. it certain

now resides at president trump of course has tweeted his response a war of words has disturbed the u.s.a.'s quarter final preparations comments meghan rypien 0 had made out a photo shoot back in january resurfaced this week. he's going to. now like on the white house we're not going to be invited you're going to be invited i doubt it u.s. president donald trump took offense to these comments responding with a series of tweets he claimed to be quote a big fan of the american team and women saka but meghan should win 1st before she talks finish the job he then said quote we haven't yet invited meghan or the team but i am now inviting the team win or lose meghan should never disrespect our country the white house or flag especially since so much has been done for her and the team. but meghan rypien oh is thick skinned and has stood her ground at thursday's press conference she made only a small concession when it came to her previous remarks. i stand by the comments that i made about not wanting to go to the white house with the exception of the ex but i have my mom would be very upset abou

she's already played for them for 5 years she's chasing the all time record of course but that's the u.s.a.'s abby one backs at the moment 184 goals so little while ago and there's another play out this tournament account of this captain christine sinclair who's closing in on the record she's only got 4 goals to catch up she's 36 so probably a last tournament but she didn't score yesterday power well we had another game on saturday that was canned ever since new zealand how did that go down you know. well not so great for sinclair but great for kind of the overall in grenoble they book their place to the last 16 as well joining the netherlands and new zealand on the other hand have had quite bad luck this tournament they got their 2nd injured defend the yesterday and also a narrow defeat in the 1st game and again just coming up short here. after a school of 1st half of one nil from jesse fleming just 3 minutes after the break set up by michelle prince who them schooled and go see a bunch of the ball go to mildew in the 79th minute so they a fruit as i said for the last 16 as the netherland

. >>> team u.s.a. wasting no time scoring three minutes into the game.hey go on to win 2-0 to win their group. team u.s.a. set a world cup record scoring 18 goals in group one stage. up next a match-up with spain on monday at noon eastern. loser goes home. >> finally major league baseball has given the tampa bay rays permission to explore playing half their season in florida and the other half in montreal, canada. this is thought of as a last-ditch effort to try to save baseball in tampa. the rays have wanted a new stadium for years. with this map they could build a new cheaper outdoor season for games early in florida and then go to montreal for the rest of the season. montreal lost the expos back 234200234 two -- in 2005. what would they wear on their jerseys? tampa/montreal? >> i don't know. you can heckle a player from the top deck. you can yell across the entire stadium. it's a bad baseball town. >> terrible. >> andy scholls. thank you, my friend. should be interesting. >>> romans, what's coming up? >> how close did the u.s. come to launching an att

we'll say go u.s.a.! wouldn't that be perfect with the u.s.a. with a win? they would win it all.urth of july. >> yes, there you go. >> i should have wore my red, white and blue. i have a red, white and blue dress. >> you can wear it next week. >> or i will put it on after i get off work. i like it. >>> you're not going to see a lot of red this morning. just a few issues to report at this hour. let's start with the highway 4 westbound there at willow pass. the center dividing there is an accident. slow and go through bay pointe. luckily you're friday light as you led into work. not slowing anything down. they have cleared this accident though it is still popping up on our map if you're going out of the tracy triangle toward the alamonte pass, they have cleared it, but once you are through there, not a problem at all. the only slowing is off 580 on to 84. a little slow and go as you are about to crossover 680 there. >> we have this accident eastbound 580 at 24 in the center divide, not causing any aing as far as an issue is concerned. thursday is in the opposite of the commute dire

but trump assured the american people-- ( as trump ) "the tariffs paid to the u.s.a. have had little impact on product cost, mostly borne by china." of course, trump is lying in that tweet, and here's how you know... he's the one saying it. also, all the-- ( cheers and applause ) china, sure. also, u.s.-based companies pay the additional money and often end up passing these costs on to american consumers. so he's willing to tank the economy just to look like a tough guy with china. ( as trump ) "hey, china, wanna see how strong i am? well, stand back while i punch myself in the face. here it comes." now-- ( cheers and applause ) "it's okay, i've got all this padding." now, trump's threat to raise tariffs was not well received by the chinese. they issued this official government response: "do not even think about it." ( laughter ) no worries there, he does not think. chinese social media-- ( cheers and applause ) chinese social media circulated a meme of trump as thanos. great, great! so now i won't understand what trump's doing unless i watch "ant man and the wasp." (

. >>> in another tweet the president wrote iran can never have weapons not against the u.s.a. and the world. >> we're hearing more about the kate against the man accused of two murders in san mateo county this week. the charges now being filed. >> reporter: detectives are coming through missing person's reports to see if anyone else might have been a victim. he was booked here at the county jail last night and they have not released his mugshot yet but he is facing charges of murder with several special circumstances. >>> we're now working on the details background as to why would he have decided to lure these two innocent victims to that location to murder them? >> district attorney says there is no apparent connection between the two victims either. the first, his friend said a strange man called his cab the night before he was kid saying he wanted to leave his bmw along skyline boulevard. on monday night, he was found by a deputy on patrol. then on tuesday night, -- >> we have a male, multiple stab wounds. >> reporter: as officers were looking for evidence in the first murd

team u.s.a. bailed out by a questionable penalty in the second half. 1-1, spanish player narrowly kicks rose labelle in the box. official calls a penalty. meghan rupino nails down her second penalty. >> that's world cup level great right there. you can't replicate it. there's no way to express it or teach it. that's what games are all about. everybody is playing for their lives. that's the best part. i love it. this is the best stage. >> only a quarterfinal but most consider this the final of the world cup. u.s. and france, favorites to win it all. tickets for friday's match-up in paris have skyrocketed. cheapest ticket, nearly $700. you can get into the norway/england quarterfinal, meanwhile, for just 33 bucks. >>> the dodgers announcing they will join the white sox and nationals in extending their protective netting down the foul line. the team's president said the plans will be announced in the next couple of weeks. this comes as a young fan was hit in the head by a fouling ball on sunday. that fan, caitlyn salizar, explained what that felt like. >>

here in the u.s., about 2/3 of the products we sell are made in the u.s.a.been working on mitigation plans in what's happening with the conversations in china and as of late the conversation around mexico. we hope these relationships -- these negotiations get resolved on both sides whether it's here in the u.s. or mexico or china. in mexico in particular a lot of our fresh fruits and vegetables, things like tomatoes and avocados come across from mexico. maria: the grocery portion of the business has been growing and a key focus for you as well. are you expecting to see prices go up as a result of this uncertainty in mexico for some of those grocery items? >> that's the last thing we want to see. we hope these things get resolved sooner than later. everything we are doing to try to manage our costs on the mix of merchandise we've sell is to lower prices for customers, which over the past few years we have been doing quite a bit of. maria: have you changed the mix in products coming from china as a result of this over the last year? you say 2/3 of the products

the victory advancing team u.s.a. to the knockout stage. the u.s. made it to the semi-final round in each of the previous three world cups. they have not allowed a goal in international play since early march in a match against england. >> carli lloyd, the first ever in u.s. world cup to score in six consecutive matches. >>> look at nixon, in hindsight his resignation seemed inevitable. there was real public resistance to his removal. >> many more things are bothering america than watergate. >> a fuss over nothing. >> nothing has been proven illegal about anything he's done and i think he's on the right track. >> yeah. exactly. for a while people thought that watergate, the scandal that we now use as shorthand for every political scandal, didn't matter, and that's shocking to watch although to be fair in the 1970s they thought shag carpeting was fashionable and liberace hadn't met the right girl. >> decade of a lifetime. >> i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. >>> a gunman opens fire at a graduation party in philadel

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first of all, go u.s.a.! >> whew!ndly, there's a lot of conservative messaging out there about how american needs to take care of its own. i say we start with u.s. women's soccer. one of the arguments is that women, of course, don't bring in as much revenue. but that is not true. that is not true in this case. the women u.s. soccer team brings in more revenue, they generate more revenue, they're more popular. they're slaying it on the field and global stage and they need to be paid equally. >> the argument is often, shelly, they don't bring the advertising dollars, they don't bring the fans. they do. is anything going to change? we've been talking about this fight for a few years. >> of course we are. we are bringing in $23 million for revenue. high higher ratings, more revenue, very entertaining and getting paid double. so $30 million versus $15 million in 2019 salaries. $30 million versus $50 million. men's soccer, $140 million. 7.5% of what men are making, and that's for 2022 for men. what's wrong with this picture

tehran has denied any involvement, but today the u.s.a took journalists on a tour to the damaged ship our correspondent mark lowen was among them. mark: it has brought a volatile region closer to conflict. attacks last week on two ships in the gulf that the u.s. is blaming on iran. washington says this was the iranian patrol boat volved. tehr denies it. today, american forces showed us what they say are fragments of the mine that caused the blast, and a magnet allegedly part of an unexploded device resembling those iran is known to have. >> this type of attack is a threat to international freedom of navigation in international waters as well as freedom of commerce mark: as they build their case, onthe u.s. navy took us ou rare trip to see one of the stricken tankers. we traveled for an hour from the coast of the uae through choppy waters, where 1/5 of the world's crude oil is transported. a geopolitical flashpoint thatfe s nervous. as we approached the japanese-owned vessel, the impact of the attack w clear, gouging out the side. if it was a warning shot, it had a criping effect. we c

in the u.s.a. ♪ rocking in the u.s.a.morning, everybody. ed: it's june 1st. pete: i almost wore a tucker suit todasucker suitit's warm. jedediah: i can stop my garage in new york temporarily. ed: i didn't get a chance to congratulate you in person about the new baby. jedediah: thank you so much. jedediah: i come with information. that is absolutely right. ed: very, very tragic story. pete: police are desperately searching for answers as an employee is accused of gunning down four people and 12d injuring four others. jedediah: police's deadly shootout with police. >> we are on the perimeter where that shooting took place. virginia state troopers are still trying to piece together exactly what happened. let's get you caught up to date with what we know. authorities say they do know who the gunman is. he was a long time employee here of the city. they have not released his identity yet. investigators say they are also still trying to piece together his motive and they were notifying his family overnight. we do expect to lear