i want to live it with united states fans. every four years, do it right. >> fans are noticing that soccer is gaining in popularity in the united states. >> i wasn't into it but now i notice a lot of people are picking up, and the whole spirit, people are trying to get involved. >> i was disapinned i didn't get to go to brazil but i more than made up for it, i am really excited and people are cheering. >> fans say they are feeling good about the united states chances for this afternoon against belgium feeling like we could win. if we win the united states will play on saturday. if the united states loses, it is out of the world cup. custody a must-win game. there is plenty of room. game starts at 1:00 o'clock. >> you can see you will probably need in sunscreen. you can watch the match between belgium and the united states live at espn with game time, again, 1:00 o'clock p.m. for all things world cup go to abc7news.com/worldcup with extensive coverage and game schedule. you can e-mail your photos at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> other

people will look back and say this was a wonderful world cup. >> lee wells, and back here in the united states, fans packed into all sorts of different locations, and there was a moment of exuberance today in the overtime when the team usa scored. here's a scene in new york city's bryant park. here's what it looked like in chicago's soldier field. 20 minutes later, without another u.s. goal, the game was over. watching the game's excitement and the ending despaired, we have more from soldier field in chicago. >> reporter: the u.s.' journey in world cup 2014 ends today as they fell to dell jam. it was an exciting match. 28,000 people came out here to soldier field. and the largest crowd they have seen so far. and this was an exciting game. so scores in regular time, but in extra time, it became 2 belgium 1 united states, and at one point, you could see the audience dejected and giving up on the u.s. and literally walking out on the u.s. in the stadium. but they hung on longer and cheered harder and in the end, it wasn't enough. and the u.s. finishes it's journey here today. >> what a day. >>> russian

. >> that note not coming from united states soccer fans how "i believe" started on another field. at 5:00, "7 on your side" teams up with "consumer reports" to test car touchup paint and the surprising results when you want to make your car look guy. now friday's "purr-fect" pet. leyla gulen? >> this is maui pit boxer mix and boxers are the sweetest angels and this is kelly from silicon valley humane society. >> she is seven. she was a transfer from a different shelter and you can tell she is a lap dog, 60-pound lapping do and is a great companion if you want a dog with low energy. a couch potato. >> docksers are lap dogs and angels. good with other pets in. >> we don't know. if you have a pet bring them down to the shelter. we can check. >> she has the spirit, she is set if the fourth of july holiday. what else can you tell us? >> she is showing a little bit of arthritis in her back leg. she has gained a little bit of weight and we think if she loses weight it will help her. a little bit of exercise. that does wonders. >> she is a lap dog. you can call 262-2133. let's get this sw

as for the united states, they are a talented side and supported here. more fans are from the united states than any other country, apart from the host brazil. 189,000. they have been breaking records as well back home, 18 million tuning in against portugal, which was a record for any world cup match. they have a lot of confidence and he wanted his players not to look any plans to go home until after the finals. >> good stuff. levy, forso much, dan that update. a reminder of our top stories here on france 24. a former french president. nicolas sarkozy over claims of influence peddling. upholding the ban. the european court of human rights rules a french law which forbids face covering veils in public laces is legitimate. in their grief. people in israel pay their respects to the three teenagers of death did and killed in the occupied west bank -- abducted and killed in the occupied west bank. the big story, the french bank bnp pair bought yesterday pleading guilty to criminal charges. they had a $9 billion fine slapped on them. what is not going to mean for the ba

fans over the last couple of days or so. they're very excited about this. they think they have a chance to beat the united states. the u.s. ans say they're going to be here with perhaps as many as 10,000 supporters from the u.s. trying to cheer opt red, white and blue. we'll see who ultimately wins this. >> do you think the united states can overcome belgium later? >> yeah, the u.s. does think that they will be able to beat belgium. remember, the u.s. had low expectations coming into this tournament, but obviously after that first big win against ghana and heartbreaking tie to portugal, the u.s. feels they are in this knockout stage and not satisfied with getting just this far. they want to go further in this tournament and they are pointing to their fans, the contingent of u.s.a. fans are here to try to help them to victory. >> the united states coach has asked his team to delay their flights, quite confident they might make it to the final. >> the u.s.a. coach said two things worry him about algerian referee. number one is that he speaks french and he'll be cable oh communicate directly with the belgian players and not t

. >> win or go home in high stakes game between the united states and belgium. usa! usa! >> fans are excited that the key striker is back after an injury and ready to play. >> we want more. we are hungry. we are focused. >> both are going head to head for a place in the quarter final. bemedium is coming off three straight wins and team u.s.a. is eyeing a referee assigned to the game from algeria. in 2010 the usa knocked am majorria out of the world cup. >> we hope it is not a concern and we hope he continues to referee the perfect way he has done so far. is it a good feeling? no. >> fans believe the united states can pull out a victory and the players are joining in the famous chant. >> i believe we will win. i believe we will win. i believe we will win. >> i believe we will win. >> we are not a team that earn as lot of respect. >> whole country is excited. maybe too excited. >> some are superstitious. ask the family of usa captain dempsey. >> we are exciteed. we are getting superstitious. >> if usa victorious they will face argentina or switzerland this weekend. >> in san franci

world cup fever has the united states in a frenzy, but why aren't we soccer fans year round?oming up, we'll talk to the goalkeeper from the women's team who helped her team to victory in 1999. >>> first, an update on a big storm that's threat tong put a damper on fourth of july plans for millions of americans. america's tropical storm arthur is spinning off the coast of florida right now. computer models show it's likely climbing up the east coast and possibly turning into a low-grade hurricane later in the week. and we will keep you posted. we'll be right back. i do a lot oresearch on angie's list before i do any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only cov

united states stays apart from it. what you're seeing is the willingness to embrace soccer and allow america's new immigrants to remain soccer fanscompromising their americanism, reflects a shift in the united states. we have a less nativist sports culture, and are more open, at least some groups in the united states, young people, immigrants are more open to liking the same kinds of things that people in other countries do. thing don't have to be ours and ours alone. >> in a sense, part of what the attraction of soccer is, is that you are sharing the sport with the rest of the world, sharing the enthusiasm, you know, following something everybody in the world is following. >> right. i think this reflects a larger shift young americans are far less likely than older americans to say that america's culture is superior or to say that america is the greatest country in the world. ann coulter may see that as pessimism and defeative. more of a recognition, and perhaps we have to learn from the rest of the world if we're going to remain a successful country. >> now the kinds of people you were describing as soccer fans in the united st

we've got over 26 million fans in the united states. ad that from a global standpoint, we could have several hundred million fans who could get exposure to professional bull riders. you are here, you'll have to have pimm fox to get honorable. >> when we come back, i make sure we -- i will make sure we will get that set up for you. you'reother regions looking at? >> we operate from canada to australia, mexico to brazil. we are going to do some event in new zealand in november. we are going to look for countries that make sense for us. >> growth continuing. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> he is the chief executive officer of the professional bull riders. be ag up, do you want to professional driver and take a drive on a friday racetrack? who doesn't question working a professional license. we will speak with our bloomberg auto columnist on what it takes to drive like a champion. that's coming up next. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." em w has been in the business for making luxury vehicles for about 80 years and one of its most popular mod

to take a very very short break now when we come back by stretching its foreign policy fan isn't the united states going down the path of the soviet union that's coming up in a few moments on worlds apart. as a media leader so we lead to be. the same person secure. your party there's a good. news that no one is as good with the guests that you deserve answers from. politicking only on our team. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford. a different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course. your ex-girlfriend still tends to rejection poetry keep. ignoring. what really matters. to your facebook news feed. welcome back to worlds apart from ria discussing anti-american as man ruth the four b. of a political scientist robert thread months dr friedman i heard you say that putin is no friend of the united states i wonder if you believe him to be an enemy of your country no i think mr putin is unfortunately following in the footsteps of some soviet leaders of paranoia of power in other words he saw the arab spring and later the comments of hillary clinton as aimed at overthrowing mr

. >> diesel truck pulling is obscure sport in the united states, but it enjoys a loyal and growing fan base. >> it actually involves pulling way more weight than these trucks are designed to pull. >> here we go. >> and so you have to be a really good mechanic to be into it. >> for 39-year-old building contractor ari squire, preparing diesel trucks for these competitions was more than a hobby. it was his obsession. to accommodate this pasttime, ari built a 2300 square foot garage on his property in the chicago suburbs. >> ari was a bit of a gearhead. so had he his truck that he was apparently he was always working on. >> it wasn't considered a dangerous hobby until one february morning in 2008 when ari's wife called 911. >> 911, lake county sheriff. >> i think my garage is on fire. i just heard some noise and i opened the door and it's all black smoke. >> and there's smoke coming from your garage? >> should i go outside or what >> wait inside where it is safe. okay? >> when the smoke cleared, firefighters found ari's lifeless body underneath a truck. >> it appeared the truck had slipped

united states. >>> well, cup cake fans were crushed to hear that crumbs bakery chains went out of business this week is there hepp of the resurrection. now the question becomes, whether or not the cup cake crazies fading, or not. cbs don champion went looking for answers. >> reporter: doors are locked and lights are out at crumbs bakeries across the country, the once booming chain grew too far, too fast. >> i was very surprised because i thought everyone came here. >> reporter: but in new york city cup cake fans don't have to go far just a few blocks away is magnolia still going strong. >> peanut butter and jelly one is delicious bye i love car on the as well. >> reporter: magnolia was part of the original cup cake craze but offers a more diverse menu and careful not to expand too quickly. that is in case the industry once valued at $6 billion goes cold. daniel king works for a new york based consumer research firm. >> the trend can less six months to five years. >> reporter: the cup cake business may be getting weighed down by hefty prices according to analyst. these sell for $3.50 a piece. >> for

. >> diesel truck pulling is obscure sport in the united states, but it enjoys a loyal and growing fan

united states, like it will never take hold. i think we have passed that point. a combination of love of the game, internet allowing internet to connect and immigration changed the face of the soccer fan in the united states. >> let's talk about this thing with cameroon's team. >> yes. breaking news. >> sports fixer in asia, a gambler predicted in one of its first-round games, that cameroon would lose 4-0, and predicted that a certain player would get a red card and get objected. >> right.. >> raising questions about whether the game was fixed. >> he predicted the score and the red card and he's a notorious match fitcher. >> match fixing has been a problem. particularly in the african federation. there are a lot of problems with players getting paid by their host countries, the gardenan team almost wept on strike because of problems with their payment, and it shows a lot of ipp ekalties, another thing that makes it a story that lasts is that sepp blatter, much of his base of support comes from the african continent. it will be interesting to see if the corruption scandal, the match-fixing scandal tied to his leadership. >> we have to talk wimbledon. >> tragedy. >> this was sad to watc

over time the world cup twenty fourteen quarter finals will not be including the united states by far the u.s. men's soccer fans love saddened after the loss but have sure been paying close attention to the games in fact national viewership for the u.s. belgium match alone was bigger than the entire world series and the u.s. match against germany doing more online streaming in the u.s. than even the super bowl this year's world cup has people feeling bars stadiums and entire city squares to watch the games the biggest watch parties may be in new york and chicago but there's no shortage of fans right here in the nation's capital thank you thank you i think it's time for america to you know jump on the bandwagon with the rest of the world soccer is the biggest sport in the world i think it's a great thing for the sport it's going to change and this world has definitely changed everything on soccer yeah i think it's inevitable that soccer is going to be you want a bigger sports in this country is the second time you know baseball's fall off everybody loves football but soccer is going to a better part of the reaso

united states. we have a passionate fan base. >> luke, last word to you.russia, where should it go? >> oh, i like the idea of putting it back in brazil. obviously, america, i love the idea of the united states. those stadiums in brazil are literally not going to be used, especially the one in the north amazon jungle. everyone looked like they had a great time. one of my biggest regrets is i didn't go. if it happens there in four yeer years, let's bring the show there. >> luke has a selfish reason. let's bring the chaos home. always a pleasure. that wraps things up. remember, on that issue of the world cup, you can weigh in. we're doing #russiaworldcup or #russianoworldcup. keep it up. now it's time today for "the reid report." not with joy reid but with karen finney pinch hitting. karen, you're not joy reid. what's happening? i'm very confused. >> well, next on "the reid report," attempts to broker a cease-fire peace deal between israel and hamas as both parties accuse each other of war crimes. a bipartisan plan to try and fix the plans at the va that's be

. >> i'm a big soccer fan but a bigger fan of the united states. and international competition. >> well, the crowd was filled with lots of different people from all over the country and a group of young men from belgium, we'll tell you about the reception they received, coming up at 6:00. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> six men surround and savagely beat two women. >> she wasn't moving and one more kick to the head she'll be dead. >> what these women say was the hateful motivation for the attack. >>> and next, transportation trouble, what the cuts of the federal be funding for bay area, and why your gas may get more expensive. >>> i'm tracking when the cool down can extend farther. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. . >

this video that allows a timer to be set and snap a photo by waiving your hand but selfies fans in the united states have to wait because it is only available in sweden and australia. >> bummer. >> a young man mastered the art of getting dressed without using his hands. >> it takes less than 40 seconds to dance and wiggle interest his patches and in word open how long it took to master such a skill but many people are impressed and cannot stop watching. one of them is our producer. in the booth now. hands down favoritetory of of -- >> we have top stories at 5:30 including new details on the oakland mayor's car crash. >> your changes for a.c. transit commuters, what is going away, what is new and what kind of >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone, at 5:30. >>> i am eric thomas. it is probably a three cup of coffee morning. we will check with the weather and traffic. leyla gulen? >> three cup in maybe a four or five. for the next 12 hours grab the coffee, you will need it. a warm-up but starting off cool, 60 around the bay and 56 along the coast under c

we've seen a rise in the number of soccer fans in the united states. with t u.s.re wondering if anyone here still really cares. it's one of the most watched sporting events on the planetwi expected to tune in today. that's an audience about eight times that of the super bowl. with the u.s. long gone from the competition, is anyone in this country paying attention. >> i know argentina is till in it. >> i'm not going to be watching the world cup. >> germany is playing. >> germany's in it. >> argentina. >> that's the bad thing. >> argentina features arguably the world's best player in messi. then a defeat that reduced many in the soccer crazed country to tears. >> i think argentina are the underdogs in not only the way germany dismantled brazil, but them being the most consistent world cup team we've ever seen. >> some are calling it the game of two popes. but don't expect a papal party. according to the vatican, the two don't have plans to watch together. as for the devastating home squad, it was insult to injury on saturday with brazil losing to the netherlands in

the story has always been about the fans back in the united states. ver, ever before. over 1,000 fans showing up for the big party and we spoke to somebody who said you know what? i was supposed to leave and go back to work, but i'm going to stay because this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> i found out that they were able to get a couple extra tickets to the usa game. they let us know. we did everything we could to get here. >> we're here for the usa! >> if we get fired i won't be upset about it. >> reporter: u.s. fans showing up for the team like never before here in the stands. at soldier field in chicago and watch parties all over america, 20,000 fans are expected in chicago to watch the big game at 4 p.m a big day for u.s. soccer. >> it is a history-making day here. thanks for being with us here. >> straight ahead, the left in his -- hysterics. laura ingraham joins us. >> we've got nearly 7,000 new job openings at all american companies. cheryl casone will tell you where. she's coming up next. >>> that's right. good morning. first on this d

. >> fans streamed into chicago field to watch the united states take on belgium on the big screen. it was a win or go home and some of the americans wore their loyalty on their chest. >> it's honestly unbelievable. i've never felt this much patriotism. >> reporter: the first 90 min e minutes were scoreless and repeatedly testing goalkeeper tim howard. they finally got one past howard in extra time and secured their win with a second goal just seconds later. world cup game are so popular it's getting bigger. soldier field has seen more than 60,000 people. fans packed other viewing parties around the country and even president obama got in the spirit. >> i believe that we can win! i believe that we can win! >> reporter: the americans caught a glimmer of hope with one goal in extra team, but that was the end of the road for team usa. >> they battled their butts off. they couldn't get it done. >> this is tough to see this. this is really tough. >> aid ya ndriana diaz, cbs new california. >>> yesterday the issue of what to do with thousands of illegal immigrants boiled over in another c

the digital restoration will thrill fans at 100 theaters around the united states. >>> and speaking of, paul mccartney has returned to the stage after a brief illness. in albany, he helped a 64-year-old man propose in front of 13,000 people. ♪ will you still need me, will you still feed me when i'm 64 ♪ >> sweetheart, will you marry me? >> yes! >> the couple held signs that read "he won't marry me until he meets you and i have the ring and i'm 64." i'm frances rivera, and thanks for being with us. before we say good-bye, that's jessica simpson, who tied the knot with boyfriend eric johnson over the weekend. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ >>> this is a failure of diplomacy, it is a failure of leadership from the administration in washington, d.c. what has to be addressed is the security of the border. you know that, i know that, the president of the united states knows that. i don't believe he particularly cares whether or not the border of the united states is secure. >> undocumented immigrants, mostly women and children, continue to flood the u.s.'s southern border. with the pres

we have seen a rise in the number of soccer fans here in the united states.tedly be an intense showdown. with the u.s. run a distant memory. we are wondering if anyone here still really cares. >> reporter: it is one of the most watched sporting events on the planet with around 1 billion people expected to tune in. that's an audience about eight times that of the super bowl. two soccer powerhouses facing off, germany and argentina but with the u.s. long gone from the competition, is anyone in this country paying attention. >> i know argentina is still in it. >> i'm not going to watch the world cup. >> germany is playing the netherlands? >> germany is in it. they have been kicking butt. >> brazil and argentina. >> it is a sad thing. i don't know who is still in it. >> reporter: argentina feigs arguably the world's best player in lionel messi. fresh off the defeat of brazil. >> not only the way germany dismantled brazil but the german national team being the most consistent world cup team we have ever seen and getting better game after game. >> reporter: some ar

united states moves to extra time. >> reporter: a day that began with excitement. u.s. fans getting pumped for the match. >> usa! clearly not an issue. >> we're definitely going to win. >> reporter: do you think the u.s. is going to win or belgium? >> u.s.! go, usa! >> reporter: american pride displayed in hats, flags, and body paint. >> go, usa! >> reporter: i love it. hash tag go usa indeed. social media was ablaze, leading up to today's game. facebook hit a record 1 billion world cup interactions. meantime on twitter, companies like waffle house proclaiming we don't believe in belgium waffles. >> and tim howard! >> reporter: as the game started, suddenly we were a nation of soccer fans. >> i believe. >> reporter: even the president got into the action. >> i believe that we can win! >> reporter: the tension mounting throughout the first half with close call after close call. 16 heroic saves from american goalie tim howard. the most in a world cup match in almost 50 years. >> tim howard to the rescue. >> reporter: but after 90 minutes of scoreless soccer, overtime. and quickly the belgians score. twice to the a

united states asks me to do a job, do i it. my mother was an immigrant. she had no education. she couldn't read or write. >> right. >> my father was the or fannedon of immigrants. he was a janitor. here i became the majority leader of the united states senate. i think everyone american who benefits from our society has an obligation if you are asked to do something for your country, you do it. i will tell you, i regard as one of my greatest achievements that i served in the u.s. army. i thought it was a privilege. >> can you explain to the american people in as simple and straightforward a way as possible, what is it about that conflict that makes reaching an agreement so different. >> remember before we got an agreement in northern ireland, the same question was asked. >> absolutely. absolutely. that was hundreds of years old. four days before we reached an agreement in northern ireland, a public opinion poll was published which showed that 83% of the public believed no agreement was possible. >> i believed, in fact, to resolve the conflict between the israelis and palestinians is so much in the interest of both societies that they will come t

united states move to extra time. >> reporter: a day that began with excitement. u.s. fans getting pumped for the match. >> usa!> reporter: american pride displayed in hats, flags and body paint. >> go usa. >> reporter: i love it. #gousa, indeed. social media ablaze, facebook hit a record 1 billion world cup interactions. >> dangerous, and tim howard's -- >> reporter: as the game started, suddenly we were a nation of soccer fans. >> i believe! >> reporter: even the president got into the action. >> i believe that we can win! >> reporter: the tension mounting throughout the first half with close call after close call. 16 heroic saves from american goalie tim howard. the most in a world cup match in almost 50 years. >> tim howard's legs to the rescue. >> reporter: but after 90 minutes of scoreless soccer, overtime. and quickly, the belgium score. twice to the agony of the u.s. fans. >> chipped forward. >> reporter: finally, an american goal, and the chance for another. >> some excitement -- here, dempsey! >> reporter: but it ended in crushing defeat. >> i really -- it just never really crossed my mind we would no

fans. in 2008 i supported him for president of the united states. i defended him against pussy riot plus all those famous shirtless hunting photos, guess who took those. (laughter) i guess i'll be taking shirtless hunting selfies from now on. folks, speaking of war, for the last six weeks we in the colbert nation have been at war with on-line shopping giant amazon. oh we're going to wipe the smirk right off that boxes face. it all started when amazon began playing hardball with my publisher hachette for refusing to stock their books including my three best-sellers. i just hope it's all resolved by july 28th. because any one of my books is the perfect way to say, i was thinking about you on world hepatitis day. (laughter) and amazon's unilateral embargo is especially harmful to first time novelists. also harmful to them, deciding to be a novellist. so to fight back i told you to preorder the hachette book california by edan lap uki even though that might encourage-- our goal support california on "the new york times" best-seller list and thanks to yo

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they're looking to avenge the world cup beating they took at the hands of the united states back in 1930. there is some serious fansch out, liz. back to you. liz: rich, i can tell you, though, and maybe the crowd would be interested to know that the belgium stock market has far outpaced the u.s. stock market. i think they're up more than 30% depending on which index you're looking at, so it's been kind of a surprise. looking at t d.c., it seems like people are in a pretty darn good mood there, and they're spending money. granted, it's on water bottles, but are you getting a sense from the crowd that the world cup in a way has actually added to a better feeling in the united states right now, especially if the u.s. wins? >> reporter: oh, absolutely. and you look at the interesting folks they've had -- maybe not soccer, but the world cup event has grown especially in d.c. the event we were at at the end of last week, at here, much more interest than we had four years ago. four years ago much more interest than we had seen eight years ago. so this guy's pumped up, he's got gold pants. i don't know if he was around las

united states. >> luke, you know, even the casual soccer fan knows david beckham.hard for a lot of americans to name others. do you think it's a sport in need of stars to resonate with americans? >> it needs more stars and elevate the play and mls. does that occur with giving perhaps bigger contracts, figuring out how to get the premier players to the united states? you see david beckham, come here in the twilight of the career. in europe and watch those games, the premier league games or laliga, that is some great sport. i mean, it is amazing to watch those athletes, competitive. like the world cup on speed the sbooir time. to bring that to the united states, i honestly think people watch it. not the degree of football or anything like that. but it could compete with hockey some point with the top tier type of athletes. unfortunately, why would you come to the u.s. and not -- make thousands when you can stay in spain, have your own villa and making millions and millions of euros and having the beautiful women -- >> this is luke's life plan. >> rather play in madri

united states stayed out of it. >>> it is game over, the last sporting event p ever. what fans say they will miss about the old stadium, if anything. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> temperatures around the bay area today, 60s along the coastline inside the bay. monsoonal clouds likely today, a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. tem in the 80s, muggy out there. 80s and 90s as you make your way into morgan hill. partly cloudy skies, 97 in antioch, 94 in danville, 94 in walnut creek and in pleasant little. our friends are going to enjoy sunshine and mixture of clouds. as you make your way in toward san francisco. >>> what a mess. a huge traffic headache an overturned big rig spills a bunch of produce. plus show you how bad the delays are, all coming up. >>> it was windy enough to fly a kite yesterday. people camped out to watch the cites cites. the show was for the berkeley kite festival as well as the west coast kite championship. it was the 2nd year for the annual event. >>> 4:54 now. a game to remember as fans packed candlestick park for the final sporting event ever. >> fans celebrated

united states. it is a house of comics for all of their fans. we will talk about the business of the comics. my producers will once again try to stump me with tonight's mystery guest. all of that and more. let us get headlines from carol massar. >> netflix out with its earnings after the close. the world largest online subscription service had income more than doubled. the stock is slightly higher in the after-hours trade. texas instrument forecasting third-quarter profits. the company is seeing demands in machinery and consumer electronics. the stock is down in the after-hours trade of. one stock that is jumping in the late trade is chipotle mexican grill, rising more than 10%. the reported results that beat estimates. >> thank you. another headline today is billionaire investor bill ackman. he is the head of pershing square capital management promising to reveal enron like fraud at the company herbalife. we interviewed him today. eric joins me now. what is he contending? >> let us just say that bill ackman has promised a lot. if he is going to liken it to enron, it means he is likening the

place to write music on this bus going down the road favorite united states city to perform in austin capital texas city with the best fans well you know that's hard to say but. they're all good you know i can't. say that i mean do you have a performance that you'll remember where you just the night blew you must have a lot of them. last night was good you know you forgot where you were was it was good riverside what. when it's gone good there must be nothing like this right then it doesn't get any better than that so u.k. comparative and because it's as good as it is a favorite person you'd like to do well with that you haven't. i don't know you know up until a while back i had said people asked me that question i said well you know i'd like to do a song with barbra streisand and one day we did a song together it's never come out i don't know what happened to i don't know i haven't seen or ever talked to her since then but according to studio recorded it my studio there and also she did she found a writer at the song written for her and. recorded it with a scratch vocal on it and sent it to my studio in austin i went in

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