new york volleys the ball, second goal of the game for the former united player, 2-1 new york. 66th minute united trails 3-1. the deficit later 3-2. 75th minute. the crossing pass into the box. it's just deflected off the goalie's shoulder. united falls on the road to the new york red bulls 3-2. the quarterfinals of the euro cup and it's england facing italy for the second time ever in this curran amount. we start in the -- current tournament. we start in the third. this match is decided by penalty kicks. a critical kick to tie but it's denied. italy is in charge and alessandro delmonte has a chance to win it. does he? he does not disappoint. italy defeats england 4-2. the italians face germany in the semifinals. it is portugal and spain in the other semifinals. >>> the final round of the travelers champion and we start with rory sabbatini playing 116 yards today. he lands it on the green. it rolls into the cup, yes, a hole in 1 not to mention the shot of the day, sabbatini 3- under 60 know is finishing six shots back. hunter mayhem carted the lowest shot of the day tied for 11th. mark lea

i work with united players. i do reentry and the youth involved in juvenile delinquency. the majority of the kids i work with our gang members. i was formally -- formerly a gang member who grew up in san francisco. we all have stories of guys involved with the gang. everyone has a different story of why they joined. my thing is, i believe it works for me to be involved with kids who were in gangs -- i worked with all of the shot colors and i had a goal while i was there. it took me 10 years before i started to transform my life. in the meantime i have the goal that i wanted to be out here. i wanted the opportunity. i was given a life sentence in 1979. i was involved in gang and i caught a murder case. 15 years to life -- and i came here in 1979 and i got out -- and i have been out for almost five years. in my heart, i knew i found a solution when i was incarcerated. and there are different stories. some of the kids joined the gangs because they want to fit into something. some of them don't have a family, and the father and mother are working. for a lot of kids, there is

i work with united players. i do reentry and the youth involved in juvenile delinquency. the majority of the kids i work with our gang members. i was formally -- formerly a gang member who grew up in san francisco. we all have stories of guys involved with the gang. everyone has a different story of why they joined. my thing is, i believe it works for me to be involved with kids who were in gangs -- i worked with all of the shot colors and i had a goal while i was there. it took me 10 years before i started to transform my life. in the meantime i have the goal in the meantime i have the goal that i wanted to be out here.

i am the director of programs with united players. we are a youth-service organization in district 6. before i go on, i want to thank the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs and let everyone know there are interpreter services available to my right, if anyone needs them. let's get started. our agenda for tonight, we are going to go over the agenda and ground rules. we will have a budget overview from the mayor's office, and then we will have some constituent presented speakers, people chosen ahead of time to give short comments about how the budget will affect their constituency. then we will have a community open mike. we have a short amount of time, so i want to remind everyone to be respectful. everyone has written comments or placed their name in a bowl, and we will draw from them and alternate between districts 6 and district 5. has supervisor olague said, it will be hard to hear from everybody today, but the fact that you are here shows that you care, and we appreciate that. the comments that are in the bowl will al

it was regular practice for the united players and coaches. how did they make it through this heat? >> it is hot. it is hard to adjust. is a necessary evil. you have to go through it and get your body adapted to its certification and -- when you do go to those gains in the summer you are ready to get for them. >> it is summer. >> you can only do that when you are young. >> probably not even smarter than. >> coming up next on abc 7 news at >> two television networks had a victory. >> rebecca cooper is live with more on what this means that home. >> the supreme court ruled the fcc went too far in finding networks for incidents involving nudity and profanity. some first amendment advocates had hopes it would go even further. advocates say they came out the real winners. >> when janet jackson did this, cbs was fined. when abc showed saving private ryan, the said it was ok. today centered on three incidents. >>nypd blue showing this moment. she is mother to three-year old joke. she applauds to depose the decision that says they can make a firm rules but has to do a better job saying what

hit bounces off united's wall right to brandon barklidge, second goal of the game for the former united player. 2-1 new york. mike consantos for his second goal, deficit 3-2. 75th minute, the crossing pass. it deflects off the goalie's shoulders. the final 3-2. >>> coming up on sports xtra ryan zimmerman and his ailing shoulder, some talk yesterday he may have to go back on the dl, been a problem for him all season. he did a cortisone shot. it seems to work. we're going to keep trying it because they need to get him back on track because they've done well with him not playing. so if he comes back, they'll be that much better. >> let's hope. thanks. >>> still to come things are getting worse in colorado while firefighters try containing a two-week old wildfire another one pops up threatening more homes. ♪ our machines help identify early stages of cancer and it's something that we're extremely proud of. you see someone who is saved because of this technology, you know that the things that you do in your life, matter. if i did have an opportunity to meet a cancer survivor, i'm sure i could take

united on the other hand has been streaking lately. despite losing several playerso injury, united proved how deep their roster is. winners of five of their last six matches. united takes the top seed. a former first round draft pick won't be joining the capitals this season. has decided to stay in russia signing a two-year deal to remain in the khl, stating he's not ready to go to the nhl just yet. finally tonight, an inspiring act of sportsmanship. during the 3200 meter race at the ohio state track meet. arden collapsed on the track. melanie, you see her. she stops, picks her up and carried her across the finish line. letting her go first. letting her cross the finish line first. it was 3200 meters. two mile run. just everybody, as you can tell, cheering. but melanie had won a state championship earlier in the day for the 1600 meters. this was her last race. >> that's a true champion. >> i think you'll right. thank you. a great way to close out the show. the cbs evening news is next. >> and derek is back at 7:00 with your area's only local newscast. have a great n

and there were international players united in their call to end the violence in syria a fierce medio walking tin used to bombard the country a little here on r.g.p. we report on how misinformation and manipulation find their way into the coverage of the crisis in shaping both domestic and global. this is r.t. and greece's financial woes have been dubbed the single biggest risk to the world economy by their leaders in mexico hoping talks to form a pro bailout coalition in athens will end quickly and successfully to avoid a global spillover the new conservative new democracy party which won some thirty percent of the vote is attempting to team up with the socialists and a small left wing party the new democracies leader. is planning to renegotiate the tough austerity against the greek people however german chancellor angela merkel has already stressed the bailout terms are not up for discussion political risk consultant john holzman says whatever greece does in the end of the calm before the next storm will not last long. it's been an alice in wonderland election on the one side you ha

with international players united in their cool to end the violence in syria a media war continues to bombard the country. like a report of how misinformation and manipulation find their way into coverage of the crisis shaping domestic and global opinion. that's still to come for you but greece's financial woes have been dubbed the single biggest risk to the world economy by the leaders in mexico they're hoping talks to form a pro bailout coalition in athens will end quickly and successfully to avoid a global spillover the conservative new democracy party which won some thirty percent of the vote is attempting to team up with the socialists and a small left wing party you democracies need to come to this amount of money to renegotiate the toughest people however german chancellor angela merkel has already stressed the bailout terms not up for discussion political risk consultant john hulsman says whatever greece does the calm before the next storm last. it's been an alice in wonderland election on the one side you have surprised with the far left party saying we can ignore all the bai

united soccer team. soccer players are not a special interest group. we represent every zip d.o.d. -- code in the city. we are the future of the city ard -- and we are the city. artificial turf can be maintained in played on in all kinds of weather. 9% of be be players polled prefer artificial turf. the players who use beach chalet support the project. those who oppose it do not use the fields and use other areas of the park. also on turf you can't get rained out and even if it's raining i really do love soccer and would like to play soccer. please move forward with this project. thank you. [applause] >> are you with a youth group, sir? >> yeah. good evening, commissioners. leo cafferty. i'm with san francisco glen. we have 150 kids that pass through here and 150 kids waiting outside so we've opted to syndicate since it's time to go home and do the homework. i'll speak first. so, you know, in 1939 there was sand dunes and fields. there is an airam photograph overhead of what the fields look like in 1939. they've been there that long. there's been chang

united soccer team. soccer players are not a special interest group. we represent every zip d.o.d. -- code in the city. we are the future of the city ard -- and we are the city. artificial turf can be maintained in played on in all kinds of weather. 9% of be be players polled prefer artificial turf. the players who use beach chalet support the project. those who oppose it do not use the fields and use other areas of the park. also on turf you can't get rained out and even if it's raining i really do love soccer and would like to play soccer. please move forward with this project. thank you. [applause] >> are you with a youth group, sir? >> yeah. good evening,

the united states is not the key player by long shot. >> thank you very much, indeed. >> to egypt were a nation waiting for the results of its presidential election has been plunged further into uncertainty. they have been running the country since the fall of president mubarak and is racing down willingness to hand over the civilian government. we have this report from cairo. islamice world's oldest party about to take power here? the people out celebrating today certainly think so. >> i am happy because he is our new president. he is one of us and sees our pain. >> we can achieve all of this is justice and freedom. >> in the mood is subdued. supporters of the military candidate sen not yet over. >> we have to wait. we have to wait. >> if the brotherhood does win, it will be a disaster, he says. >> he will still have to get past these men, and they don't appear to be going in there where. the military council awarded itself sweeping new powers. these men are now more powerful that mubarak ever was. the parliament should be meeting down the street, but it won't be. the parliament has b

i mean there are families across the united states with players who have dementia, who have -- i mean have been reports of suicides. >> yes. we've talked to some of those situations. >> one tragic story after another. now, if you can link that to the injuries and the negligence on the part of the nfl, then maybe you have a case. but only maybe. >> i guess this is the fundamental question. i mean, you know, i enjoy watching football. people are slamming their heads against each other. i mean it seems pretty obvious that there's damage that's going to be done. but that is what the sport is. so people choose to get into the sport. given that there's a choice, how much -- how much room is there for this suit? >> you've hit the problem area right on the head with this, because it's -- lawyers call it assumption of the risk. there are inherently dangerous sporting activities, skiing, motorcycle riding, car racing. we know when we get into those activities we're in a dangerous activity. >> if you fall off your skis and paralyze yourself, you can't sue the ski company, can you? >> no, absolut

the youngest player by nearly a year to play at the united states open, born in china, came to the unitedates four years ago. he's scheduled to start the 9th grade. a player backed out, and this fella got a shot. >> i tried it when i was 15. but he earned his spot. he went out there and went through both sections, both stages, i'm sorry, and did it. and it's not too young if he can do it. >>> we'll give you the kron lineup for those of you who are star gazers of the catherine heenan will be there when? >> i get to go on thursday. >> and you're a guest of? >> the council general of ireland. i get to go with some irish people, maybe meet rory. i don't know. he's like the irish ambassador. >> oh, my god. you must be -- >> i'm just thrillid get to go! >> and congratulations on having your nose in the air. >> and jacky, you're going out saturday? >> saturday. my guest is not as prestigious. >> yeah, and i'm going tomorrow with vern. >> that's pretty -- it'll be fun, i'll get to come see you. >> yeah, little sports guy. and you're there with -- who? >> the consul general of ireland. >> you must

unit. >>> a super bowl winning former ravens player files for bankruptcy. he's more than $10 million in debt. we investigate pro athletes losing it all. why so many top players fall into financial hardship. >> reporter: former raven jamal lewis was living the high life, making millions. now he's in financial trouble, filing for bankruptcy with assets according to public reports that include a fur coat, an amazement park, and that championship ring he won in baltimore. he's $10.6 million in debt, even owing money to the stadium. >> i'm not a youngster anymore. this is really a business. >> reporter: the nbas antwone walker made more than $100 million. he ended up broke. sports illustrated estimated that about 8 in every 10 nfl players have financial difficulties two years after they retire. >> athletes feel immortal. we had one client who retired with $50 million in the bank and within 10 years had declared bankruptcy. there are a lot of shady people that feed on them like pirahn pirahnnas. >> reporter: as for lewis, he'll be in court against next month. he

united states. i think it's eleven atomic bombs accidentally. we dropped four off of spain we have dropped one no player weapon in a marsh here in the united states now and still there was never a foul that their nuclear nuclear weapons are such a huge issue with such high risks associated with them that there's a natural tendency to play both sides. they say they're coming back but at the same time they maintain extremely high numbers of weapons. given the number of near misses we are lucky to still be here the activists are convinced that an accident is pending ok and that the only valid security system is the total abolition of nuclear weapons in ninety six when we began the swell project idea there was this dream if you say i could clean it weakens and legal then everyone else in the world could do it by going to the world course we could get the conscience of the ordinary citizen around the world saying these are against the moral conscience of people it's an illegal to use nuclear weapon tomorrow and the dream was that it would be easy to get it through the u.n. and into the world court and that e

in the united states, in the nfl. there's a group of players league for the use of them because they believe they contributed to their concussions. that's their argument. and there are other cases as well going nonice hockey as well. >> perhaps coming to a head, this issue. thank you. >> a canadian man accused of killing and dismembering his lover and filming the attack. the man known as "the canadian psycho" was captured at an internet cafe. >> when he was finally cornered, he said to the berlin police, you've got me. the 29-year-old had been the subject of a the points, the fugitive of the highest danger to the public. he fled from canada to france thrown berlin where he was spotted. >> he was checking into by himself on the web. i called the police after checking pictures. i double-checked, and then i was sure. >> in this flat at montreal, he's thought to have filmed himself killing his lover with an ice pick then dismembering him. during the video he displayed, the music "american psycho" was playing in the background and then he sent a zeh

what direction is she going to go and in the future are the united states she sure ears. a strategic player and it would like to change the political direction which is all right robert thanks very much indeed for bringing us your views here on r.t. that was robert prince talking to us from colorado the u.s. middle east expert. well you're watching r.t. life from moscow still had for you this hour egyptians are struggling to make ends meet. have never forgotten the speech to this day to the. world the people accuse their government i'll be going down in the pursuit of power our report on that shortly. i am a caracal is planning to build an alternative to the panama canal linking the atlantic and the pacific ocean so find out what countries are hoping to dive into the thirty billion dollar deal. how the wait is almost over for millions of football fans across europe as the euro two thousand and twelve tournament kicks off this friday in warsaw however the championship hosted jointly by poland and ukraine has attracted criticism for both human rights violations as well as claims of racism mos

she will play tomorrow morning in the quarterfinals of the united states women's tournament in new jersey. the tournament is limited to playersany course that does not extend to the general public, and other words, for lack of a better term, she did not grow up with a silver slid in her mouth. >> agrees not from alameda

people are coming from california, florida, all over the united states and these are the best players> maryland is becoming synonymous with a lacrosse. >> there is a constant battle for this all-star game. we pit the north versus the south. baltimore has a great claim to fame. loyola won the national championship. this is big business. millions of dollars. all the parents come to see the boys and girls play. there will be staying in hotels and in joint restaurants around town. >> why do think lacrosse is becoming so popular? >> i'm a lacrosse guy. it is action packed. when i was coaching youth lacrosse, parents loved it. it was an hour-long. then you got to go to home depot. >> we have to ask you about the marathon. how is it going? >> the 12th annual. lester we had about 25,000 -- last year we had about 25,000. this year about 27,000. >> thank you for coming in. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. kim dacey checking on your morning commute. we have an accident that is causing some problems at perring parkway. 11 miles per hour. we have a crash at