u.s.a. never trailed in the tournament, never, capturing its second straight world cup title with a dominating 2-0 performance. plenty of fans were shouting u.s.a. but this chant is resonating across continents. >> u.s.a. u.s.a. u.s.a. >> many of the fans, female and male, chanting equal pay, equal pay after the victory the president was asked if female athletes should get paid the same as male athletes. >> i would like to see that. i would also like to look at numbers because when you look at world cup soccer, that's one thing. you also have to look at soccer, professional soccer. you have to see who's taking in what. so i don't know what those numbers are. i would like to see that but, again, you have to look at the great stars of the men's soccer, the great stars of the women's soccer and you have to see year round how are they all drawing. >> worth noting here arks gigantic $370 million pay gap between the men's world cup prize money last year versus the women this year, but when it come

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>> reporter: ...and record audiences on tv, team u.s.a.ing the world the power and passion of women's soccer. that's no surprise to co-captain megan rapinoe, the team's most outspoken player. >> it seems, for whatever reason, we're constantly having to remind people that the quality is there, and the entertainment is there, and obviously the competition is always there. >> reporter: in the final competition, the reigning world cup champions will take on a relative newcomer here: the netherlands. but when the game kicks off here on sunday, the u.s. could also be battling for airtime. fifa has scheduled two men's soccer finals on the same day, saying, together, all three games will draw more attention to the sport. >> that's a terrible idea, to put everything on the same day, in every way. especially, i mean, obviously, you know, there's two other finals going on. but this is the world cup final. this is like, "cancel everything day." >> reporter: the scheduling, rapinoe says, is just another sign of the gender gap in the game. and for women

>> team u.s.a. never trailed in this tournament, not for a moment, capturing the second straight world cup title with a dominating world cup victory 2-0. plenty of fans chanting u.s.a. but this chant is the one resonating with the confidence. >> equal pay. equal pay. >> many fans, male and female, chanting equal pay. the president was asked if female@least should get paid the same as male athletes. >> i would like to see that. you also have to look at numbers. because when you look at world cup soccer, that's one thing. you have to look at soccer, professional soccer. you have to see who's taking in what. i don't know what those numbers are. i would like to see that but, again, you have to look at the great stars of the men's soccer, great stars of the women's soccer. >> a gigantic 370 the wibl last year and this year. the women's team fairs slightly better than the men. >> they would be honored to celebrate the returning field. we'll be there with amanda davis and fred who's been there for everythi

the winner heads to the world cup finals, team u.s.a. is coming off of a close call against france as the tournament favorite. england will bring its a game today. >> there is no time to be tired. you are going to give it 100% and lay it out all on the field. we know it's going to take a full 90-minute effort. potentially 120 minutes. we had a great match up with them back in march, finishing in a draw. we know what we are getting in to and need to match their energy and bring what we can to the table and perform to our best as well. >> it is team u.s.a. versus england at noon here on ktvu fox 2. our coverage starts at 1:00 this morning. watch the news at noon on ktvu plus during that match. we have everything for you. you can attend a free watch party at noon at the pack near embarcadero across from the ferry building. you get to say hi and tomorrow, dave and i will host tomorrow's watch party. sweden takes on the netherland. the winners today and tomorrow will play for the championship on sunday. that is where mike will be to greet you

>> reporter: when team u.s.a.ded their fans at the stadium and back home another victory. >> team u.s.a. all the way, baby. >> reporter: what did you guys think of the game? >> epic game, epic game. worthy opponent. very physical match. proud to bring home the "w" for sure. >> reporter: the u.s. beat england, ranked third in the world, without star player megan rapinoe, who watched from the sidelines. i's not clear if she sat out because of an injury. with this mix of talent and experience, the u.s. is used to winning. >> this was such a great game for us to build on. we made it to the finals. that's what we've been waiting on. >> that was it. the u.s. wins. >> reporter: the stars and stripes are now aiming for a record fourth world cup trophy, a goal many of their fans say is well within reach. how far do you think the u.s. will go? >> oh, we're going to take it. we're defending champs. we're going to take it. >> reporter: the u.s. will now go on to the final here in lyon on sunday. they will play either sweden o

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team u.s.a.ins it all at the women's world cup. >> we have no quit in us. we'll do anything to win. >> jacobson: also tonight, the president's popularity. mr. trump's approval rating hits an all-time high. what does that mean for campaign 2020? california clean-up as residents recover from two large earthquakes, many worry there could soon be another. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my gosh. >> jacobson: plus military injustice. was a world war i soldier denied the medal of honor because of the color of his skin? >> when you look at caucasian members of the military, if they were to perform the same action, they would be given the medal of honor in a heartbeat. >> jacobson: good evening. i'm dana jacobsen. american women are on top of the soccer world tonight. team u.s.a. beat the netherlands 2-0 to win the women's world cup for a fourth time, the second title in a row. roxana saberi covered today's game in lyon, france. >> reporter: the reigning champions taking on europe's best was never

team u.s.a. playing england. the winner goes to the world cup finals. team u.s.a. of a close call against france. as a tournament favorite they know england will bring its a game today. >> there is no time to be tired. you are going to give it 100% and lay it out on the field. we know that. we know it's going to take a full 90 minute effort. potentially 120 minutes. we had a great match up in march. finishing in a draw. we know what we are getting in to. we need to match their energy and bring what we can to the table. >> team u.s.a. against england at noon right here on ktvu fox 2. our coverage begins at 11:00 this morning, watch the news at noon on ktvu plus during the soccer match. you can also go to a prewatch party at noon near san francisco's embarcadero. alex savidge and heather holmes will be there mcing the event. tomorrow, the great pam cook and i will host tomorrow's watch party when sweden plays the netherlands. the winners of the games today and tomorrow will play for the championship on sunday. >>> a 15-year-old girl who grew up watching the williams

. >>> who will team u.s.a. play in the world cup finals. a live watch party that's underway in san francisco for a game between sweden and the netherlands. >>> the bay area forecast and whether or not you will see the fireworks pass any clouds in san francisco. >>> team u.s.a. will play in the world cup finals sundays morning. u.s. advanced by beating england 2-1, goals came from players -- the match former calgary, alex morgan headed home the winner. u.s. in the third straight women's world cup final. >> for me it's just so great. i saw all my teammates being so emotional after the game. knowing how much it means to each of us and doing it together. >> men goal keeper had the save of the match stopping this penalty kick near the end of the game. u.s. wins again 2-1. sweeden and the nether lands are playing this they match. >> pam cook and dave clark are live in san francisco hosting a big watch party underway. >> reporter: hey, you guys. >> reporter: it's getting exciting out here. nether lands versus sweden. >> reporter: martin is from th

team u.s.a. scored first, with a wgoal from kristen press,ho played instead of co-captain megan rapinoe. england retaliated soon after. then, the u.s.'s oth co-captain, alex morgan, scored the se snd goal. in tecond half, england appeared to tie the match, but the goal was taken back on a penalty call. england had one more shot to tie it on a penalty kick. it was steph houghton against the naeher.goalie alissa >> woodruff: on sunday, the u.s. will defend its world cup title against the winner of the netherlands-swed match. briana scurry knows sonnthing about g saves. she was the starting goalkeeper for thu.s. women's nation soccer team in the '90s, and was a two-time olympic gold medalist. she was the goalie for the 1999 world cup champions. briana scurry, welcome back to the "newshour". >> thank you. >> woodruff: you were celebrating, you were pumping your fist just nowatching that. explain what happened today. >> so today was an amazing win for the u.s.a. but also, throughout the entire tournam

in fact, nike said on their website that the u.s.a.eam jerseys are the best selling soccer jersey ever, mens or womens. tom? >> incredible news. adrienne bankert staying up late for us tonight. adrienne, thank you. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the wild mall robbery caught on camera, a group of men ransacking a northface store. running off with arm loads of merchandise. those suspects on the run tonight. >>> plus the road rage manhunt. the driver who opened fire on a family's car setting off their fourth of july fireworks. sparking a terrifying blaze. the clues coming in. >>> the royal christening. a rare glimpse inside the family's special day. what they revealed about their newest member. stay with us. ay. what they revealed about their newest member. stay with us. why wait? hit back now. farxiga, along with diet and exercise,... ...helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. and when taken with metformin xr, it may lower a1c up to 2.1 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a

made in the u.s.a.re here today to celebrate and support the most incredible products in the world. and this is just a very representative sampling because we're making more product here than we ever have. joining us today are manufacturers from all 50 states and they are terrific talents, terrific craftsmen, terrific business people. we have hats from wyoming, sandals from florida, tabasco from louisiana, airstream trailers, the airstream is a great trailer, i've seen it for many years and they're doing better than ever, from ohio. and custom built motorcycles from the great state of indiana. we also have represented and we have a lot of folks here from light speed bikes from chattanooga, tennessee. as a result of moving certain of its operations back to the united states, i love this hear this, because that's what i like, when they move back. we don't have to make product in other countries. its parent company has experienced a 70% -- that just happened, they just announced 70% growth over the last tw

either one of these teams today is going to present quite a challenge 14 u.s.a that we finally know aittle bit different of a match today. scoring hard to come by in france. it's a sweden versus the netherlands. lots of tense and excited fans for both sides. they would not see a whole lot of offense. we go to the 56th minute, mila fisher of sweden shot on goal. the goalie sent them the knife right there. whe replay, just apparently got like a finger on it to keep that ball out of the net. out of the 64th minute. vivian edema with a header for the netherlands sweden's goalie lindo with the save this time as you watch it again she denies the header. she looks like she just got a finger on that one again 0-0. 99th minute the netherlands jackie grodin, the only goal of the game wasn't great passing or setting up or anything it was just kind of a one on one effort individual. she just booted home at that point it they are both so tired the 99th minute with no scoring . fatigue might've been part of that. the netherlands taking it over sweden. 1-0 so sunday team u.s.a versus the netherlands

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team u.s.a. needs their biggest fans cheering them on. >> u.s.a.! >> you got this.ou got this, girls. >> reporter: okay, that was a really fun party. i wish i could have stayed up longer to celebrate with them. we've got to tell you we met alex morgan's mom and dad. they were hanging out at the party as well. one local french paper reports that 20,000 americans purchased tickets to see the games here in lyon. guys j. >> many more are calling in sick or will be watching from work. >> exactly. >> that was some party there, adrienne. >> boom, boom. nice. >> i was dancing. >> we know. we know that you were. >> she's got her disco voice this morning. yeah. >> thank you, adrienne. we're following a lot of other headlines including that thrilling wimbledon win. 15-year-old cori "coco" gauff beating her idol venus. what she said to her moments after the match and coco's parents will join us live in a little bit. >> can't wait to hear from them. >>> and the blockbuster fourth of july bargains on ipads, furniture and more. where to find the best deals even when hanging out at

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three other u.s.a. water polo players were hurt. more than a dozen people were injured, including eight international athletes competing in the world aquatic championships in gwangju. two south koreans were killed when the elevated platform came crashing down. cell phone video shows club- trys trying to hold up a section of the balcony to prevent it from totally coming down. a south korean fire official said the upper floor collapsed because the steel supporting it thuldn't withstand the weight. police have detained and are now questioning two owners of the club and two workers about whether that structure was legally added to the nightclub. pndreds of people were inside this club when this happened, but u.s.a. water polo officials say all of their athletes are accounted for and safe, reena. >> ninan: that's so good to hear. do we know how kaleigh gilchrist is doing? >> reporter: her father posted a statement on facebook earlier today. ie said she had surgery. she is out of surgery, she is resting but he is not sure when she will be

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team u.s.a. does it again. before a sold out crowd, the women win their fourth world cup crown. >> it's unbelievable. i don't know how to feel right now. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: in the 61st minute the match tied 0-0 and veteran megan rapinoe fresh off a hamstring injury punches one in. megan rapinoe converts this penalty kick for the first goal of the game. the 50th of her professional career. at 34 years old she's now the oldest player to score in a women's world cup final. >> a lot of people were concerned about your hamstring. you were like no, i'm shaking it off. >> i was concerned about my hamstring. >> reporter: and it was this thrilling moment by the team's newest superstar that clinched it all for team u.s.a. >> cutting, shooting, rose lavelle! >> reporter: while watching the world cup final four years now, now a hero ranked among the best on planet. >> the biggest goal of rose lavelle's life. >> these are some of my best friends on the team and i think that kind of cohesion, you fe

go u.s.a. and equal pay. madam speaker, i also rise today to recognize and honor the career of gene on the occasion of his retirement. a successful television news reporter for four decades, gene spent the last 27 years covering stories throughout my home and n the san joaquin valley for kfsn-tv channel 30. he had the pleasure of working with so many of us over the years. adept, smart reporter. he's known and respected for his not only fair reporting, hard hitting questions, and the embodiment of a true professional. he did his homework. he knew what he was talking about. gene's professionalism, commitment to fair and balanced reporting will be missed. but he leaves a robust foundation for future journalists to build upon. is he a mentor and he is a teacher. i wish him the very best with his family and his grandchildren in his new exciting phase of life. but i will encourage him as i have before that he use all his skills he's honed over the years and teach in our colleges and universities the future journali

it was difficult to compare it to the game of england versus u.s.a. had two sides confident in possession but not always finding the opportunities to do something with it. the likes of vivian medemar and sweden's sweden blackstone were short chances. both keepers did make a couple of stunning saves and ultimately the dutch continued their habit of scoring late. so late this time we needed extra time. it was manchester united's player who made the break through into sunday's decider which will no doubt prove their biggest challenge yet. >>> politicians spend a lot of money to convince people to vote for them. jeanne moos whose the truth behind the testimonials. >> reporter: this trump ad features tracy from florida walking the beach praising the president. >> i could not ask for a better president of the united states of america. >> reporter: he couldn't ask for a better testimonial because tracy from florida is just a model from i stock photo. trump offering religious support is the real thing. >> in our prayers. >> no, not a prayer that he's real, ju

down before the u.s.a.'s netherlands meet in the final of the women's world cup the football studio audience and scenery says the tournament will have more teams and to double the prize money in the future. time on you kids mackinnon thanks so much for joining us to aid ships carrying more than $100.00 migrants rescued at sea have been denied permission to dock at the italian island of lampedusa italy's interior minister. has closed the island's ports to the ships now this comes off to an italian court freed a couple of key to the german caps and of another rescue boat and she is now in hiding. not enough drinking water out at sea on a dinghy without a satellite phone or navigation system that's how the charity see i describe conditions on the dinghy holding 65 refugees that the crew rescued the migrants are now on a rescue boat called the allen kurdi waiting in international waters near lampedusa the italians customs police ordered the boat to stay out of italian waters by the charity says maritime law and

only one way to protect the job base, and that is to have the words, made in the u.s.a., the world standard of excellence. each of our companies must make the finest problems in the world k we? yes. no question. , when not until we start. when do we start? the first day. because that's the highest priority. you do not want to hear the music stop as far as the u.s. economy. it has been pillaged and plundered for the last 12 years. $1 trillion in 1980. and now $4 trillion and nothing to show for it. brian: you had an electronic town hall and took a vote on it would you abide by the wishes of the people. ross: it's their country. brian: should we seggle gate or integrate. and same back and said segregate. what would you do then? ross: it's unconstitutional. -- wait a minute, for god's sakes. we are imploding economically. now, just because some guy in white sheets comes up and wants me to put that in the town hall, i say hold your bus because the last thing we need now is to put stress in the melting pot. forget it. we are not going to turn the clock back. if you, fellow, want to do that, do i

team u.s.a.ding today and tomorrow getting ready to play the netherlands on sunday for the final match. one of the big story lines this week has been that lady right there, megan, and her injured hamspring. her replacement did not disappoint. she was great in that game and scored the first u.s. goal. megan joked with reporters, maybe she end up being my permanent replacement. >> i mean, i might get the boot now. she did such a good job. i had a good session this morning. with the extra rest day, and not having to travel anywhere or anything, it keeps getting better every day. i expect to be ready for the final. >> the u.s. will play the dutch on sunday and you can watch the world cup finals on ktvu fox 2 at 8:00 a.m. now tomorrow and sunday, mornings on 2 will be on ktvu plus. that's because storm is a match between england and sweden for third place. then, sunday morning's matchup is team u.s.a. playing the netherlands. that's tomorrow and sunday morning on ktvu and ktvu plus. >>> and if you wan

it doesn't matter who gets the gold as long as it's the u.s.a. who gets it. >> my goal is to help this team win a world cup so as long as the goals continue to come, then i'm happy. >> reporter: it has been really hot here, seriously hot for the last couple of days. we've been in the midst of a heat wave, temperatures close to 40 degrees celsius. it is expected to be a little cooler this evening. speaking of hot, the u.s. women's jerseys have been flying off the shelves. nike announced the team's home shirts have outsold any other men's or women's this season. you can only think that that will help the team's argument when it comes to that ongoing equal pay dispute with the u.s. soccer federation and of course a win this evening, another world cup final won't cause any harm either, michelle. >> wow. topping 100 degrees there. it's hard to stay cool, i'm sure, especially when with this match coming up, half excitement and hafner of racking. so good luck to you out there, amanda. >> should be fun. >>> now some very cool images, almost 200 years in

. >>> as team u.s.a. up for the world cup finals, the star that subbed in and scored that incredible first goal, there she is against england, christen press is going to join us right here on "gma." >>> plus, the new disney star making waves as ariel in "the little mermaid". all the details. >>> first though, let's go back to ginger. >> should we do a little natural firework? that happens and will happen in a lot of places. look at this video. this is from arcadia, florida. you see it first. that's in slow motion. there's the realtime then in slow motion. remember that florida is the capital of lightning. we've already lost six lives this year to lightning. so just keep that in mind today and then, of course, the real fireworks will come and have a forecast for that. boy, if you are anywhere from parts of wyoming into nebraska, you're going to see severe storms today. looks like mostly a damaging wind thing. talking more than 70-mile-per-hour winds. your local weather 30 seconds away. first though, the fo

team u.s.a. are the favorites. they're the best team in the world. the final for the record fifth time whilst england looking to make it the first time. for all of the dominance from meghan rapineo and alex morgan. alex has said there will be no arrogance from her side in leone. >> it's important that our team has confidence. i think this team knows they have to earn everything, that we've got tough opponents as we played the other night still ahead of us. we have to earn every right to advance in this tournament. >> well, speaking of earnings, this tournament being played against the backdrop of the u.s. women's national team and the lawsuit against the u. is s. soccer federation fighting for equal pay against the men. this week nike announced the women's jersey have out sold any men's or women's. the more they go on the pitch the stronger their argument goes. >> very much looking forward to this match. 3:00 eastern time here in new york. thank you, amanda. should be fun. >>> and now what you've all been waiting for. some very cool images from out o

it all led up to u.s.a.'s big win. right, guys? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the u.s.a.their toughest world cup match yet. >> a terrific save. >> reporter: fans surprised by a sidelined megan rapinoe, the star co-captain out of the semifinals. early on proof there's more than one star on the team. within ten minutes of play her replacement christen press is the first to score in the game. >> goal! >> reporter: press' parents immediately go wild cheering her in the stands. then this beautifully timed goal from england's powerhouse, ellen white, ties the game up. >> goal. england tied it. >> reporter: leading to this heart-pounding header from alex morgan on her 30th birthday. the star now leads the tournament in goals celebrating with a gesture that looked like. goalie alyssa naeher nails it with this monster save, a move so rare 75% of world cup goalies aren't able to block penalty kicks like this. >> was able to get a good jump on it, good read and it went my way. we fight together and celebrate together and it takes all 23 of us. >> reporter: one more win, one game awa