. >>> the united states soccer team is looking forward to the next challenge after an upset win in the world cup yesterday. they beat the team that had knocked them out of the tournament two times before. take a look. it is good. it is go. >> despite ghana outshooting 21-8 the mayors took advantage of the opportunity and came out on top 2-1. world cup fever caught fire in the bay area after that historic first win by team u.s.a. against ghana. we will have more from friend's civic center plaza where thousands watched the game. >> team u.s.a. started strong, the first goal coming 29 seconds into the game against ghana. thousands watched on a big screen at san francisco civic center plaza. they went wild. >> how okay. >> amazing. >> unbelievable. >>the excitement didn't last. ghana scored two prompts a nature i of west africa to do this dance much the crowd was not amused. >> [ inaudible ] >> fans were back on their feet when team saw scored again and beat ghana for the first time in three world cups. >> it was great. great. the best revenge we have ever had. >> we beat ghana. people are

the united states soccer team lost to germany today in the world cup. but their tournament is not over. the united states will be playing in the last 16 of the world cup. the job is done. >> because of the way things worked out, the 1-nil defeat is not end. team usa advances thanks to scoring more total goals than portugal. >> we believe that we will win! >> a crowd cheered on the team usa. you can see the tension in faces when germany went ahead in the second half. kpix 5's mike sugerman was there as the game 1,000 miles away toyed with people's emotions today. mike? >> reporter: allen, team usa we lost! yeah. but we won for winning. and it was crazy here. this is what happens when your team loses in the world cup. >> whoo! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: and the crowd goes crazy. >> we won! [ indiscernible ] from the group of death. >> reporter: that's the way it is in the wacky world of the world cup. no one is complaining, neither man nor beast. >> thank god we're still in it. it could have been a bummer. >> reporter: thousands came to civic cen

. >>> the united states soccer team is off to a quick start in the world cup. a fast goal helped the u.s. in its first game. comcast sports net's john clark joins us now. love to see this w., john. >> yeah, this was resedemption r usa soccer. the u.s., they were not going to lose to them again. vice president joe biden there in brazil. and the u.s., they didn't waste any time. how about 30 seconds in? clint dempsey. nice. quickest goal in u.s. world cup history. 1-0, team usa. ghana tied it at one. 86 minute, off a corner kick, john brook heads it in. he's the first substitute to ever score for team usa in the world cup. u.s. wins its world cup opener 2 2-1. look at this. going crazy at a watch party in bethlehem. team usa takes on portugal sunday. >>> phillies going to extra innings. >>> and andrew wiggins, a sighting in philly tonight. back to you, jacqueline. >> all right, john. >>> also ahead tonight, an innocent man knocked out by a teenager. see who else police say is in trouble over this attack. >>> then gm recalls more than 3 million cars. what they say

. >> the united states soccer team is getting pay back in the world cup boating the team that had knockedf the tournament the last two world cups. despite ghana outshooting, the united states took advantage of tunes and came out on top 2-1. >> world cup fever caught fire in the bay area after the historic first win by team u.s.a. against ghana and thousands watched on the big screen as friend civic center plaza and went wild. >> this is the best i type revenge we have ever had. >> amazing. amazing. >> a tense game, yesterday, with the victory sweet if team u.s.a. and their lost was in the last two cups to ghana. >> on sunday belgium plays russia at 8:30 and then korea and algeria at 11:30 and abc7 is the only place you can see the matchups and you don't have to miss a moment of the games where you can view matches on smartphone, tablet or computer. >> yesterday may have been a time to watch on the computer at home, indoors. it was breezy outside. >> unless you could jump into the breeze it felt cool. if you are taking bart, let me get out of we so you can see the temperatures, daly city i

. >>> the united states soccer team plays portugal in the world cup. they can assure itself a spot in the win. americans come off a 2-1 victory over ghana last monday. in that game, u.s. was dominated in virtually every offensive category except the one that matters most, goals scored. >>> cracking the mostly male code of male code of computer science is the aim of a new program on google, forking $$50 million to finance girls who code. it's a course to teach young women how to code. it's to steer women into the technology industry that's increasingly dominated by male workers. >> and christian fernandez is here with us this morning. trains females to do this work, for those not tech savvy, what's coding? >> you have actors on the computer and tell them what to do with a special language like enter stage right or exit. >> it can construct programs with performances. >> okay, that makes sense. it's the numbers released a few weeks ago. what do you make of the numbers? >> those are standard. i think if you look at the united states, it's about 20% overal

. >>> espn has fired donovan to offer ms about the united states soccer team during the world cup. he was cut from the roster last in in a highly debated move bit coach and work out of espn los angeles studio and provide analysis before and after the american stage matches and at half time the he is a veteran of three world cups and scored united states record five world cup goals. the united states plays the first game on monday at noon against ghana. >> world cup kicks off today with a team from brazil meeting croatia. here is a look at the plane to travel to the games. the art work was designed by two brazilian graffiti artist whose used 1,200 cans of spray paint. we are not sure if this is the lively of a player but he is all over the plane. >>> the world cup is so popular it has an affect on your money. >>> here is america's money report. >>> good morning, soccer and stocks. with the world cup starting today your portfolio could be in for losses. since 1950 tock losses have averaged 2.5 percent. car safety regulators are vetting a million vehicles for possible faulty airbags t

. >>> the united states soccer team is trading in brazil today as it gets ready for thursday's matchith germany. i believe that starts at noon. win or a draw means the us will make it to the next rounds of the world cup. >> can't wait for that go. >> i know, coming up. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", major break in the rid ends house rape case. here's jen bernstein. >> police sources tell us, they made an arrest overnight, i'll have the details coming up. >> plus, man known around the world for so-called sexy mugshot appears in court. and we're learning how he's already profiting from his new found fame. >> and bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we do it together on the 3's, we're back at the bottom of the hour. good morning, see you in a good morning, see you in a the wonder of summer is that of adventure awaits.nd the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer t

the united states soccer team beat ghana in the team's opening game at the world cup. the u.s. team was not favored to win this match, but after the sixth fastest goal in world cup history from team captain dempsey and late header from brooks, america edged out ghana 2-1. >>> next up for us, one of the lawmakers who actually got it right on iraq the first time. >>> ever since this crisis erupted in iraq, we've been treated to pearls of wisdom from the same people who brought us the bloody and expensive debacle that was the iraq war. they're all over cable news and the sunday talk shows. >> this is more than just an obscure shia/sunni conflict. this is al qaeda. >> it's a disaster, unfortunately made possible, certainly made more likely by our ridiculous and totally -- >> we need air power immediately to stop the advance toward baghdad. >> if we learned anything, you can't fire missiles and then turn around and come home. >> now, i'm not in favor of sending combat forces into iraq at the moment, but i can well imagine that we would have to have some troops on the ground. >> thos

the united states soccer team beat ghana in the team's opening game at the world cup. the u.s. team was not favored to win this match, but after the sixth fastest goal in world cup history from team captain dempsey and late header from brooks, america edged out ghana 2-1. >>> next up for us, one of the lawmakers who actually got it right on iraq the first time. if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. ♪ to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> ever since this crisis erupted in iraq, we've been treated to pearls of wisdom

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. >>> at the world cup the united states soccer team was this close to a safe place in the second round. the americans fell behind early, came back in the second half. clint dempsey scored the go-ahead goal with nine minutes left. >> fans across the country were fired up by the american comeback. they were excited that their team might advance from the group of death with one minute to play. but then, oh, no, disaster. portugal outran the u.s. defense to score one last goal in the file second. the 2-2 tie left american fans stunned. the u.s. can still advance with a win or tie against germany on thursday, but if the germans win, the u.s. could be knocked out. >>> the white house holds its first summit this sunday. president obama discussed the event in his the interview last week with norah o'donnell,famii should be the first and top. >> this is the first on working families. i know you said in your state of the union when women succeed, america subject seeds. what's the single most important thing you can do to help american women? >> your question is not what can i do but what society

united states for have aggressive political attitude in 2010. i came here to enjoin him in 2013, there is no doubt that i love the united states as a nation and a soccer team, but, because this is the united states that who accepted me, and my father when his only country did not welcome there, but the prison system here sometimes makes me doubt the reason why i chose here over staying in china for a less liber ated and yet a less chaotic life. >> what i want you to know about children with incarcerated parents is that we are a group of children who seem to be aware, but actually we are around you every day, we were born with a pair of parents and so were we, your childhood was filed with the joyful memories of your parents, but ours were not. >> you love your parents and want them to be around you all of the time and so do we, you feel like you can't live without either one of your parents but we have to, look into your heart and stand up and try your best to support the children with incarcerated parents we deserve your help because we are the future of the united states of america. >> great. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> all right let's see w

>>> the united states men's soccer team is advancing despite a loss to germany today. hundreds of fans turned out to watch the match at san francisco civic center plaza. u.s. fans say they're happy just to make it to the round of 16 after competing in one of the toughest groups. team usa will now play belgium on tuesday in the so called knock out round. sports director mark ibanze will have much more ahead in sports. >>> a major announcement is expected on harding's park. the announcement will confirm the pga championship is going to be held at the revamped course. official word is expected next wednesday. >>> the trend continues, ag land disappearing all over the bay area. but we'll show you one place where that's not true. >>> and next, homelessness cut in half. we look into what's credited to the dramatic decrease and why some are skeptical of the numberless. >>> new housing signals new beginnings for some now living on the streets of san francisco. it is a problem the city has dealt with for decades. 10 years ago san francisco started a plan to end chronic homeless

in brazil tomorrow, the united states soccer team starts its world cup campaign against an old rival.liminated the u.s. in the last two world cups. joe fryer here with the world cup preview. joe, from what i've been told, even from the head coach, the u.s. doesn't even have a chance to win this thing. >> yeah, it's fair to say the odds are stacked against the u.s. this year, as you mentioned. even the team's own coach is expressing doubts about winning the world cup. across the globe, world cup passion runs deep. with loyalty that's nearly religious. and in america, let's try that again. in america -- >> i'm rooting for brazil. >> reporter: is anyone here actually rooting for the red, white and blue? >> i like spain. >> reporter: close enough. in all seriousness, team usa does have plenty of fans. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: but they're not exactly this year's odds on favorite. even their own coach told "the new york times," we cannot win this world cup because we are not at that level yet. >> i can't agree with that. come on, go usa. >> reporter: the americans are playing in a very tou

." >>> the united states men he is soccer team gave fans much to cheer about the union hosted a viewing party in northern liberties. they gathered at the piazza at schmidts. they are leaving a legacy. tonight they held a special ceremony to reflect on four years at the school. class leaders showed off a time capsule. it shows the every day and the special moments that the class of 2014 shared. >>> still to come on news new problems for general motors after it recalls another 3 million vehicles. >>> a bear is spotted roaming the neighborhood. >>> 90 as well as more humidity and storms. all the details in the accuweather forecast. >>> and phillies extra inning drama, ducis rodgers has that story when "action news" continues tonight. male announcer: commemorate the war of 1812 bicentennial and join our traveling celebration as the chesapeake campaign visits town festivals up and down our shores. visit starspangled200.com. presented by at&t. maryland. land of discovery. >>> we return live to chopper circumstance over the 100 block of bird street i in wilmington, delaware. they have the bulk

the world was watching today as the united states men's soccer team took on germany in the world cup. u.s. lost 1-0 but advance to the next round. one fan cheering on the americans in brazil is none other than teddy roosevelt. his fans call him teddy goalsavelt. he's mike domica from chicago and came up with the idea to get other fans pumped up at the game. you can't help but cheer along with a president from 1901, i guess. from president roosevelt to proem president obama on a soccer team. this is supposed to be manchester united's chris smalling but the company actually put barack obama's photo on instead. the company bought the entire stock and explained the mistake saying the apprentice claims hes used a well known search engine, google, to source the pictures. when he searched for chris smalling he copied the first picture he liked the look of. the result was the president of the united states. here is the best part. they have marked up the mugs 300%. they are now selling for 2,000 pounds or nearly $3,400. talk about a profitable mistake. finally the president took a sarcastic sh

." >>> the united states men he is soccer team gave fans much to cheer about the union hosted a viewing party in northern liberties. they gathered at the piazza at schmidts. they are leaving a legacy. tonight they held a special ceremony to reflect on four years at the school. class leaders showed off a time capsule. it shows the every day and the special moments that the class of 2014 shared. >>> still to come on news new problems for general motors after it recalls another 3 million vehicles. >>> a bear is spotted roaming the neighborhood. >>> 90 as well as more humidity and storms. all the details in the accuweather forecast. >>> and phillies extra inning drama, ducis rodgers has that story when "action news" continues tonight. the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 with

we have a link to the list of those cities on ktvu.com. >> the united states men's soccer team is dealing with injuries as it prepares for its world cup match on tuesday. the team is practicing hard this weekend for it's game. the united states will go in to the match with two players with broken noses, both are still expected to play. the squad is also optimistic that a striker may play despite a hamstring problem. round it would have the world cup starts today. first game is brazil and chile, second is columbia against uruguay. a turtle has already predicted that brazil will win. he is a 25-year-old sea turtle that picks world cup winners by eating a fish hanging from one of the flags of the two team. he may be biased, since it lives in brazil. >>> also a big soccer game here. more than 50,000 people expected for tonight's clash between the earthquakes and the galaxy. it's nicknamed the california classico and is held at stanford stadium tonight at 7:30. >> drivers in san mateo should watch out for bicyclists today because of a series of charity ride events scheduled throughout the area

team. they have the best soccer player on their team. when the united states they'd be playing portugal, germany, ghana, it was called the group of death but their chances are getting better every day. they beat ghana, then ghana died against germany. portugal's have a few injuries. every day bookies are betting better on the united states. they are looking better and they are convinced they have a chance and they are going out there 100%. >> you mentioned injuries. there are some injuries on both of these teams. yes? >> reporter: that's right. on the united states side, team usa, unfortunately, josie altador one of their promising strikers was injured. he won't play in this game. clint dempsey broke his nose but he will be back. on portugal's side, they've had had some injuries. there are rumors that ronaldo isn't the doing so well, he's injured his knee. the united states says they are going to be watching him all through the game. every 11th man on field will be keeping an eye on him. is there they are playing in the middle of the rain forest. heat, humidit

soccer may finally have a foothold among fans. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >>> a days appointing loss for the united states in world cup soccer today. the teammany, 1-0, but it wasn't a total loss, the u.s. still advances to the last 16. regardless of what happens the rest of the way, american soccer has gained a lot of respect around the world, but here at home the sport is still trying to find its footing. so even though tv ratings show the country has world cup fever the future of the sport still remains a question mark. let's bring in michael eaves. oh, that was stressful. >> it was exciting. >> i know. >> is this going to be what really puts u.s. soccer on the map? >> it depends on how well they do. the better that the u.s. national team plays, the more fans will get on. americans love a story and a nice band wagon to ride. and if the american team can make a deep run, you will get this spike in interest. but how long will the spike last? we have seen it through the years with the women's world cup, the men's couple of years ago in south africa, that we had these peaks and valleys, but the valleys are still pretty deep compared to the o

team u.s.a. and their fans can breathe easier. until tuesday. that is when the united states meets belgium in the world cup. only in soccer can a loss be as good as a win as team u.s.a. advances to the knock out stage despite hassing 1-0 to germany. they held on to second when portugal defeated ghana 2-1. the games remain played simultaneously. this is the first time the united states team has gone to the knock out round in back-to-back world cups. >> a great advertisement on monday and now a great photo op. this screaming luis suarez was supposed to sell soccer cleats but fans are posing with their arms and putting their heads need his mouth. fans from uruguay, though, don't find it funny and are not lining up but are mad he has been suspended for four months for biting an italian defender on tuesday. we have extensive world cup coverage on our website including at look at how position portion star has gone from agreeing american hearts to saving them. >>> the weekend is here. or just about. we will check the forecast with mike. >> thank you, eric. nice to see you, katie, and everyone. we have 20 miles per hour in fairly

. ♪ >> great job bite spurs last night and love watching the united states world cup today. it's amazing how soccer team galvanize a cun treatment let's see what happens on sunday. who knows how far they'll go. >> how about that sub, 21 years old. score the winning goal a header. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> so, drake got his initiation over the weekend. >> wheeze with whiz can leaf tpa he takes a joint from wiz khalifa and starts smoking weed stage. i think it was some sort of in e appreciation weekend houston. got nina and ef va miller who is a model. do average looking women stay away from smoking hot chicks. would have so much fun. > no, i would be the funny friend. where are the

. >>> it was a memorable day for soccer fans in the united states but maybe not for the best reasons. the u.s. men's national team taking on a formidable opponent at portugal -- in portugal at the world's cup. portugal would take an early lead but in the 64th minute germane jones ties it at 1-1 and then clint dempsey puts the u.s. on top with a goal in the first minute. fans in kansas city reacting to what they hoped was the winning goal for usa, but as the old saying goes, it ain't over until it's order. wendy gillette reports on what turned out to be an agonizing end for the usa. >> reporter: it all came down to the last play. portugal's player used his head to tie the game. preventeding the u.s. from automatically advancing to the next round. >> it's heartbreaking, absolutely gut-rewrenching. it's better than a loss. >> reporter: coast to coast american brs watching. thousands crowded into grant park. others filled small stadiums in wake county, north carolina. and in tulsa, oklahoma -- >> usa, usa, usa. >> and more fans showed their true colors in los angeles. at a sports bar in manhattan, 40 tvs were tuned t

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

team, period. >> right. there are some difficult conditions. they're obviously very challenging, we have those same conditions in the united states in major league soccerwe have the most difficult flight patterns and the most traveled team of all of the teams of the world cup. but our guys are used to it. >> realizing that they're professionals and they've been there before in terms of playing competitive soccer will there be a psychological letdown for what happens against portugal? >> i think you have to move on from that. i think you learn from your mistake. but you can't let 30 seconds affect the next 90 minutes. i think they'll be disappointed for that evening and the next day and move on. >> give us the postmortem on that final minute. >> anytime there's a goal there's a series of mistakes. it begins with we lose the ball in a bad place. and the ball gets to the world's best player in cristiano ronaldo, and he delivers it to varela. >> did you see that coming? i was sitting in my bedroom going no! did you see that coming? >> no i think it was surprising. the team did a fantastic job of managing the game to that point. it's really disappointing wh

yes, for how many years have we been hearing soccer is finally popular in the united states. it happened when our u.s. women's team won the world cup in 1999. it happened when david beckham came here to play in major league soccer. it even happened when the u.s. got out of its group stage in the last world cup in 2010, but this time feels a little different. >> scores. looking for the end post. >> reporter: soccer has always been a sport for the rest of the world. football's our game. baseball's our pastime. >> can dempsey do it? yes! >> reporter: until now. >> there are so many americans here in rio de janeiro and, you know, we just feel pride whenever we see each other. >> reporter: aside from brazilians, americans bought more tickets to this world cup than any other country. a whopping 196,000. fans like thomas from california who spent ten grand to be here. >> and the u.s. scores! >> when they scored that last goal, i actually almost passed out. >> reporter: but it's not just die-hards in brazil, from southern california to brooklyn, americans are embracing soccer like never before. and one group of fans is ri

you're wondering just how passionate americans are about soccer, right now its popularity is growing faster than any sport in the united states. team usa faces ghana on monday. dan? >> looking forward to that. paula, thank you. you can catch sunday's action right here on abc starting at 11:30 eastern tomorrow afternoon and then on espn, our sister network, tomorrow night. >>> coming up here on "world news" tonight on this saturday, could your pet be depressed? the expert who says animals can lose their minds just like us, and the surprisingly heart warming story of this forlorn goat. >>> later, if you build it, he will come again. 25 years later kevin costner returns to the field of dreams with a moving message on this father's day weekend. thit's not the "limit yoursh hard earned cash back" card . it's not the "confused by rotating categories" card. it's the no-category-gaming, no-look-passing, clear-the-lane-i'm- going-up-strong, backboard-breaking, cash back card. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, every single day. i'll ask again... what's in your wallet? my dad

soccer is hugely popular. stuart: they have a lot riding on this. team usa, major league soccer in the united statesho will win? >> it is too easy. too obvious. i will say argentina. the only thing he has not done is this. he has not won a world cup. they do well when it is in the hemisphere. stuart: are you really intrigued with soccer? >> yes. america is not great at soccer. every american plays soccer. you cannot even say that about baseball. every kid plays soccer. stuart: what will you be doing on sunday afternoon? the last day of the u.s. open. i am sure that there will be a world cup game on of some sort. >> it depends. i will definitely be watching the world cup. stuart: who do you think will win? >> i am not going to say. stuart: he is a good man. jeff foster. you are a sports editor. are you going to come back? >> sort. stuart: check out the big board for a second. we are down 52 points. in a moment, we will bring you the videotape of president obama. what he may do in iraq. right now, we have the dow down 50 points. the real story today is not stocks. very little action, really. the story

united states national team in this year's world cup. >> next year, we on the stadium we will have a global icon soccer player to on the stadium and he is down-to-earth and connects well with the fans and we could not ask for a better superstar. >> he is known as is blossoming into a major league all star and now participating on the than team in the first wound cup participation. fans can teammates and the head coach do not expect much to change when he runs from the world same. >> he hasn't changed one bit in four or five years and signs every autograph as humble a guy you will ever meet. just being around the locker room he is still the same guy. >> san jose fans have another player to clear for during the world cup and he is playing for honduran. the united states team plays on monday. >> and now the other san jose earthquakes player, the defender, victor bernadez is 32, with the earthquakes since december of 2011, hid second trip to the world cup born in honduras so it is a homecoming and played in south africa in 2010. this weekend, we are the only place to watch the world cup live saturday morning, columbia and grease at 8:30 and

team u.s.a. gets the first temperature with the first match in the world cup soccer play against ghana. the united stateses an uphill battle having lost to ghana previously in world cups. viewing parties are in san francisco and san jose. >>> we could be on the cusp of summer but it is cooler. the golden gate bridge has mostly sunshine and breezy conditions but philadelphia hours ahead, we have cooler temperatures to start and it will be up to around 76 degrees and 58 along the coast and the high wind advisories are in effect until first notice. >>> a look at the bay bridge toll plaza it is busy but it will only take you 17 minutes. on the maps, we have a problem in santa rosa, southbound 101, a car overshot the freeway off-ramp and that now is blocking one lane so it is slow going approaching 11. >>> thank you. we continue now online and on twitter and facebook and all the mobile devices. see you in 25 minutes with news and weather and traffic. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. things on purpo

were on the world cup soccer match tonight between the united states and portugal, played in the heat and humidity of the amazon. the game was a potential turning point for both teams, and it has just ended. bill nealy is there for us tonight. bill, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, kate. from a hot and steamy amazon, the fans leaving the stadium behind me after a sizzling game. it was the biggest game in u.s. soccer in a decade. and it didn't start well. the first game, the u.s. were up after 29 seconds. this was very different. the u.s. were behind within five minutes. a terrible defensive error by jeff cameron, seized on. 1-0 portugal. the u.s. team pulled themselves back into the game. michael bradley shooting close, very close. sab yen johnson drawing a gasp from the u.s. fans with a powerful shot. >> a shot from a long way out. >> reporter: portugal are the world's fourth ranked team and it was soon clear exactly why. one shot rattled the post. the next produced a world class save from tim howard in the u.s. goal. the second half almost started for the u.s. like the first defensive mistake, and a shot just too high that would have given portugal a big

pro socker is barely profitable and the economics of soccer impede its growth in the united states. a typical nfl team 17 times as much as an mls team. a major league baseball team, eight times as much and an nba team, six times as much. those are pretty grim prospects. >> i don't think that's the right measure. i think you can't compare mls with the other team sports, baseball, football, particularly, because you have to compare the teams in europe. i was once with the football giants playing in wembley and they went over there working out at chelsea. someone said who is that guy watching our practice? it was john terry. the chelsea captain. he makes millions of dollars. the giants were impressed. the chelsea, english teams, spanish teams, they make big money. otherwise the owners of the red sox would not be investing in liverpool. so there's money out there. >> really quickly, how much of a shot do we have? >> i don't think much. >> oh, no. >> in this match today, i pick germany to win. i'm sticking with them to win the tournament. >> thank you for your time, sir. today's game, the topic of our "new

the united states or brazil or spain or costa rica, honduras, but waving the flag of major league soccer, giving our league profile and telling everybody right after this cup is over we have an mls teamme out and support the beautiful game in the united states and canada. >> i imagine it couldn't come at a better time. you're expanding, a new team coming to new york. you just signed another marquee name, david via from madrid. huge news for soccer fans. you have a team down in atlanta. beckham wants to do and is doing something down in miami. >> you know, it's been a real great time for us in mls. the league is not yet 20 years old but by the end of the decade we'll have almost 24 teams, building stadiums all over the u.s. and canada. great players that are either international guys that we're bringing in or they're people like clint dempsey and michael bradley who will be the stars of the u.s. national team. guys who have come home to the united states, come home to major league soccer, and said this is our league of choice. we want to be here to help build the sport. you think about where we are compared to where the other major leagues have been at this time in their life span. we

united states. >> anything is doable, anything is possible in soccer. on a god-given day i believe the u.s. team can beat anybody out there. hopefully the timing will work out. >>> that was ross shimabuku reporting. here is a look at the schedule tomorrow. . >>> here is what team u.s. a will be up against when playing in the city of number of a iraniansing ark le. landslides are part of the landscape after weather in the northern city. it's been a wet few days, more rain could be on the cards. next - the benefits of a winning team. how lebron james and the heat are spreading the wealth around miami. >> the most important money stories of the day might affect your savings, your job or your retirement. whether its bail-outs or bond rates this stuff get complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it real. >>> with two mba titles and a shot at a third. miami heat is brings it to miami. we have more from the imagine k city about what is happening off the court. >> reporter: the miami heat is more than a

united states. it's the world cup. today they started a lot of good soccer let's go to brazil. the host country and there's the host team that is brazil. they were down one to nothing but they game back and here on the penalty kick score! n a.m. ar is the player' name and brazil beats croatia three to one. >> and ken giles got a little work to do. but that's all right. i mean it's his first shot but he throws hard. 100 miles. location, location, location. >> that's what he's got to have. >> good location. >> we'll see. he's just starting. >> all right. >> that does it for us here tonight at 6:00 o'clock. >> we'll see you right back here at 10:00. have a great night. and side edition is up next. have a great night. and s[ male announcer ]next. tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. that's powerful. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tt

. >> team usa has several paths after portugal came up with these soccer shocker yesterday. in a tie in a game u.s. had won but right now united states and germany have four points and they share the top spot in group g. u.s. can advance, they beat or tie germany if drawing that works as well. there are other options here. we'll explain them more. win or draw, and we're in good shape. >> now honda, maz ka and nissan are recalling millions of vehicles. >> michael finney joining us now with that story and the rest of today's consumer news. there is a recall? it's out of control. >> it's amazing. there have been more recalls this year than cars sold last year. >> oh, goodness. >> wow. >> yes. >> honda recalled 2 million vehicles a million are here in the united states. all between 2000 and 2005 on top of a million vehicles recalled last year forcing similar problems. nissan recalled honda and nissan announced recalls last year. air bags made by japanese supplier takada. it's getting tougher in the bay areaed. theys also looking for excellent credit scores. for best loans think in terms of score 720 and above. >> average is 750. it's har

soccer and supporting our team. we feel that. we get that energy. >> he has a little schwarzenegger in there. >> a little bit. >> the united states is guaranteed to move on to the next round if they win or draw against germany. they still have a chance even if they lose but they will need a little help from other teams. >> we are rooting for them! world cup is trending right now. also trending, cell potential. the supreme court unanimously ruled that police may not search cell phones of criminal suspects upon arrest without a warrant. "hunger games." this is exciting. we are getting a first peek at the newest installment. series mocking jay part one. the trailer was released this morning and already has over 120,000 views. michael jackson is trending. today marks the five-year anniversary of his death. and kfc. the viral story about a disfigured girl being kicked out of the restaurant may have been a hoax. remember, follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >>> the force is not with san francisco. coming up, the bay area's very own george lucas snubs the city and heads to the midwest. >> and we want to invite petted lovers to send us your questions about t

bringing into about the world cup, because 11 million people watched the united states, team usa, beat gone on the other night, a soccerthat it is going to last. ?hat does history tell us >> everybody is talking about soccer getting more popular in america. >> i have heard that before. >> that is the thing. the media wants to get into it, the sports want to push the story, but it is not clear because the data tells you a different story depending on what data you want to look at. >> tell us which data tell us the story. >> professional soccer, the ratings of professional soccer, mls, champions league, that we see on cable, that has been flat for the past five years. the previous world cup, it has gone up and gone down. >> mlss the american one. >> right. we have seen different distribution -- distribution deals. the total, if you look at all three lines, they basically have not gone anywhere and that is before the 2010 games in south africa. nothing has changed when it comes to pro soccer despite the fact the world cup ratings are higher. >> is it somewhat location -dependent? the fact that it is brazil? >> totally. it

soccer fans. the united states was 30 seconds away from beating portugal at the world cup when the team gave up a game-changing goal. portugal's silvestre varela scored in the final seconds of stoppage time to even the score at two-all. with the draw, the two teams are still in position to qualify for the knockout round. the unites states will face germany at noon on thursday at noon. it appears the san francisco tech boom. is exploding again. pinterest, has its eyes on a new space in the city. the problem is . there are already businesses in the area where pinterest wants to go. kron 4's justine waldman spoke to the tenants about the possibility they could be forced out. by a social media giant. at 2 henry adams street, carpet and title showrooms fill the sf design center space. it's where jeanne reynolds has worked for more than 20 years. jeanne reynolds /manager at country floors >> high-tech i am not against it but when they are taking over other businesses. i just don't understand pinterest, the social media sharing sight, has signed a deal to move into the building. jeanne worries she might

united states. you're growing that soccer base so people want to know about mls and thus the national team. as this all is kind of growing, everybody is affecting each other, feeding off of each other. i would have been upset if you said you hadn't been in a bar watching with other people because the whole world is watching right there. >> i was there. i went straight from the airport to a bar because i was watching soccer. chris cuomo, let me just end with you. you've been listening to our conversation. you're down there in the thick of it. we're looking ahead to thursday, usa versus germany. prediction time? >> look, that's not -- that's not my business, i don't know what i'm talking about when it comes to this. for me, i didn't grow up playing soccer. i think the reason that soccer is catching on now in the u.s. is simply because the u.s. culture has been lagging behind because of the other sports. it's the most dominant sport in the world. it's not even a question. to me it's a no lose. the u.s. has gotten great exposure here, the team is maturing. what i loved about being down here, br

united states. i think the rules are slightly outrageous. of course, nothing new. i love soccer. i played it for years. even though the u.s. women's soccer teamut to call me up any time, soon. i am a fierce competitor, surprise, surprise, i know. but i like the actual rules in my sport. >> i love soccer, too. you but just epitomized the frustration of every american tuning into that game last night. what happened? it was frustrating. >> it is outrageous. i am also outraged by something else. everyone loves the shiny new stadiums, plural, that they've got over there. but here is the thing from me, from the fancy new stadiums, you can see some of the poorest slums in the world. millions of brazilians that lack access to clean water but somehow we can find money for the big sport arenas. i'm not jumping on just the brazilians. we have the same thing in the united states. you have a mayor that want to build a stadium. but if that mayor want to build apartments, they is a money-wasting communist. some said hosting the world cup is bad for their economy. maybe they would rather have a descent place to live. >> south africa had the same problem. you

team. do you think this newfound soccer obsession is it lasting or a passing fad? >> do i think the mls major league soccer in the united statesgog pick up more viewers? absolutely. i don't think there's any question that people who maybe before who said i'm not going to watch soccer are more familiar with the game and strategies after watching this world cup. i don't think you're going to see this huge jump in soccer viewership during the season. i do think that once it's every year, the american league hasn't caught up to the european league in terms of the level of skill and talent, i'm not sure it's going to have a huge ripple effect but will it have a pebble on the water? absolutely no question. rising tide helps all boats. >> carly, we'll get you in a little bit, as well. stick with me. because when we come right back, the world cup goes viral. is it a smash hit online, as well? yes, it is. carli, i want to talk to you about that when we come right back. yes. but you're progressive and they're them. -yes. -but they're here. -yes. -are you... -there? -yes. -no. -are you them? i'm me. but the lowest rate is from them. -yes