vamos a ver la historia. >> usa, usa! >> pocos creian que este grito y colores llegarian tan lejos. de su equipo. >> esta viniendo el futbÚtbol s usa. >> asÍ los apoyaron en su par d partido contra belgica. dicen asÍ me gusta ir por los s estados unidos. los jugadores dieron partido e inetnso. disputaban el balo, ambos con a hambre de gol. >> me sorprendiÓ usa, comenzÓ a mejorar su futÚtbol. >> sufrieron, se emocionaron y c cantaron por ello. mucho sufrimiento para argent a argentina, parecia que no lo a iban a lograr pero cayÓ un gol c casi de milagro. el gol por que lloraban y reza a rezaban casi al terminar el s u segundo tiempo extra anÁngel dimaria se convirtiÓ enu salvador. >> jugaron mucho mejor. estamos en los cuartos y no p paramos hasta la final. >> messi intentaba una y otra e vez nadie creia que suiza los habia contenido. pero argentinos estaban confi confiados. >> ibamos a sufrir como brasil pero vamos a ganar. >> messi publicÓ en internet t foto co dimria, mnadie dijo que iba a ser facil dijo. >> vamos a ganar la copa. >> la copa del mundo sigue ade a adelante y ellos

the usa must win this match. this is actually just the first time the usa is playing belgium since the 1930 world cup. there's really not too much history between the two teams. there are a number of likenesses. both sides very physical. both tactically astute teams. one big note for the usa ahead of today is the striker who was injured in the very first game has been deemed fit. the question is whether klinsmann is going to use him. i'm not convinced he will be. the guy to keep your eye on for belgium is someone i like to call the man child. this kid, he's a beast. he's 21 years old. he is a top striker. he has a clinical finish. he's such a physical force with this ball at his feet. it might come down to the usa's defense and even the midfield to slow down the belgium play. all that being said, do i think the usa can do it? yeah, i really do. i don't think they can do it in 90 minutes. not 120 minutes. i think the match might be decided in penalty kicks. it might come down to shot stoppers. tim howard is famili

that's why i'm here, for you guys. >> go usa, go usa! >> reporter: so team usa losing 2-1 tonight. you can still see fans trickling out of the stadium but what a spectacular perform ans by tim howard, a record number of saves by the goalkeeper. david, team usa heads home tonight but they do so with their heads held very high. >> no question about that, paula and you've been great. i want to bring in soccer analyst julie foudy. i was watching in the satellite the final moments of the team. the heart of this team was on that field. >> reporter: the heart of this team is what america fell in love with. in our collective hearts leaping out of our chest watching it. that is the thing that was so appealing to u.s. fans. we saw that the u.s. maybe wasn't as good as belgium in the game tonight. tim howard having the game of his life. but what people respond to is the fight in these americans, the come back after being two down, two goals down, and to continue to fight when everyone thought the game was lost. they were playing as as well. that's what makes america so proud and i think they

go team usa! >> whoo! >> usa, usa! >> it looks like so much fun! are we talking about hard core soccer fans or people who just jumped on the bandwagon? >> reporter: good question. i got to tell you it's a mix. you just heard it from spencer. he can name a player and i go down the row here and everybody can name a player, as well. >> usa, usa, usa! >> reporter: 45 minutes from now they are ready. >> if they win the team we'll know the entire team. thank you, roberta. during the game join your live blog at kpix.com. >> san jose police are searching for a second suspect after a violent home invasion and sexual assault. it happened early today at a house on the east side of the city. mark sayre joins us. >> reporter: san jose police say an 85-year-old woman was sexually assaulted and one of the suspects just 15 years old. san jose police are still at the scene gathering evidence where the home invasion and sexual assault occurred just after 4:00 this morning. the two suspects then stole a car from the home and led chp officers on a high-speed chase whi

even converts from the home country backing team usa. >> go, usa! >> reporter: the game is just now ending. team usa losing, 2-1. tim howard, a record number of om him tonight. so, team usa goes home, but they go home with their heads high. >> our thanks to you. and here's julie howard. the heart of our team on display. they really fought this one. >> reporter: goodness. and our hearts leaping out of our chests with the finish. and this team, they just never stopped fighting. even as down as they were at moments in the game. belgium controlling the ball, sending shots to tim howard. howard coming up time and time again. and even when they were down 2-0, and maybe they think it's over, they still come back. and julian green, a 19-year-old, just named to the team for the u.s. so much to be proud up. >> thanks to you. >>> meanwhile, back in this country, everyone watching this game. living right along with them. gio benitez is with us with images of fans across the country. >> reporter: well, not the kind of breaking news we want to bring you, but ever

he made his debut for the usa. and of course, he put usa on the scoreboard.o there's a lot to look forward to when that comes to this american squad. not any longer this year. but 2018, here we come. christine, miguel, i'm looking forward to the future. >> optimism. >> i'll tell you the tears in my household last night. >> oh. >> but, they looked at the goalie and they say, if we work hard, that can be me some day. >> score one for u.s. soccer. >>> now to the crisis in iraq, the leader of isis calling the muslim leaders of the world to join his cause. he wants them to help build up the islam state he declared a few days ago. it comes as more deadly clashes are reported, 50 miles from baghdad. live in baghdad this morning. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: well, it wasn't the most auspicious start to the parliamentary session, christine, yesterday. and they now have 75 days to form a government. that just doesn't seem to be as yet a sense of urgency among iraq's politician. but if they're not feeling it, everybody else on the ground here is. u.s. officials ar

making decisions should i play for germany or usa. and other players around the world have those choices because of their citizenship, which country they might want to play for. how do they end up where they end up? >> that's a great question. one website said what would every world cup look like if there was no immigration. it was very stark how different all the teams would be. advent of the world cup is an opportunity to make very positive arguments about immigration. not to get political here, but make the point that immigration, the bringing together of different cultures humanizes our friends and neighbors and brings us closer together. the world cup is a great example of that. there are many different motivations where players choose to play. some of them are personal, some are financial. but i think it's wonderful we end up with this group of players who are much bigger than the sum of their parts. >> brandy, as a player, i have to ask you something that for those of us who look at soccer very occasionally, the weirdest thing

usa! half-hour. remember to follow us on facebook. >> usa! usa!-- extreme weather. the flooding downpours, powerful wind and sink holes in the middle of the country. >> i never thought i would ever see sink holes around here. this is scary. >> millions at risk today as a tropical depression is developing on the atlantic coast. >> road rage. a trucker stops a cop. this time the officer is accused of being a bad driver. >> because you were speeding and had your cell phone in your hand. the angry exchange captured on video and how the conflict ended. >> later, holiday flavor. sizzling grilled steaks with a gourmet touch just in time for your july fourth cookout from our insomniac kitchen. it's tuesday, july 1st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to everyone. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm tahman bradley. we made it to july. we have steak here. that was part of the tease. i took a look at it, looks great. smells great. do you eat steak? >> i don't. >> that's more for me. >> hope there is a tofu steak. >> i can eat. we'll

and belgium. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: and fans are excited that the u.s.'is back and ready to play. >> we have one more. very, very hungry and focused. >> reporter: both teams going head-to-head for a place in the world cup quarterfinals. belgium coming off three straight wins. and team usa is eyeing a referee assigned to the game from algeria. in 2010, the u.s. knocked algeria out of the world cup. >> we hope it is not a concern. so we wish that he continues his refereeing, the perfect way he has done so far. is it a good feeling, no. >> i believe we will win. >> reporter: fans believe the u.s. can pull out a victory. even the players are joining along in the famous chant. >> i believe that we will win. i believe that we will win. >> i believe that we will win. >> i believe that we will win. >> a lot of respect. [ indiscernible ] >> this whole country is excited about this. maybe too excited. >> reporter: and some are a little superstitious. just ask the family of usa captain clint dempsey. >> we wear the same exact outfits to every game. >> we are getting

usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. >>> and we do say good morning, america.much excitement here in times square and across this country. in our red, white and blue this morning. i think i saw george washington in the crowd there. out for the big game. and look outside our times square studios, in new york city. >> i know what i'm going to be doing around 3:45 this afternoon. i have my place staked out. know where i've watching the game. >> strahan's flying in the food. >> i'm flying in the food from london, like the other gentleman. i had to cancel my golf match to watch the game. >> you did? >> that is commitment, friends. i'm committed to the u.s. >> i know you are. >> we are all. >> we've discussed what happens if they don't win. >> it's not going to happen. >> we believe. we believe. >> we believe. that's right. a lot of news to get to. >>> a lot of severe weather out there slamming the midwest. we have pictures from chicago last night. look at the lightning strikes there. several big buildings at the same time. abc's clayton sandell is in cedar rapids, i

but usa is in our bracket. but, yes, we will be losing our voices today. can i get a usa?here we go. and now a slight italian accent home from vacation. that's all. all right, get to the top story this morning. we start in iraq where there is growing concern about two potential targets for militant fighters. the international airport and the mass iamerican embassy in the green zone. both get extra protection after american forces were deployed. 775 troops were sent to iraq in june to guard american interests, and step up against the battle ground where the sunny government is going against them. it extends far beyond the middle east. >> reporter: isis has a land, weapons and ambition. and u.s. officials are now very worried. several counterterrorism officials tell nbc news, the threat from isis to american interests is, quote, extremely high. they say isis is developing advanced bomb-making skills. and cultivating a roster of foreign suicide bombers who could target the u.s. and europe. and they're bragging about it. this fighter claiming to be from chile says iraq and syr

si usas maquillaje regular termina todo apelmazado en las pequeñas líneas y arrugas.rafo a muchas mujeres por primera vez. por tres días, cientos de mujeres pudieron probar luminess air. ellas fueron fotografiadas y grabadas para conseguir sus reacciones reales y honestas al usar luminess air por primera vez. algunas mujeres se sintieron un poco intimidadas. >> sí. >> estoy nerviosa por esto. >> estoy algo ansiosa. >> es intimidante. >> estoy nerviosa. >> presentadora: y entonces, ellas lo probaron por primera vez. >> oh, creo que sí. >> ¿sólo lo presiono? >> sí. >> ¿un par de gotas? >> dos, tres. >> tenía un poco de miedo, no estaba segura de poder hacerlo. >> se siente bien. >> es más sencillo de lo que pensé. >> es tan fácil. >> presentadora: cuando terminaron de "luminecerse", vieron los resultados. >> iguau! es increíble. mi cutis se ve perfecto. hay una gran diferencia. es extraordinario. >> a mí no me gusta perder tiempo, y me gustan las cosas muy naturales. pienso que es buenísimo. esto se ve como si tuviera el cutis perfecto. >> me siento 10 años más joven. d

. >> go, usa. >> it all came down to the wire for team usa. one amazing goal. >> oh, what a finish! >> 16 unbelievable saves. and the players who won america's hearts tonight. but first tonight, line five. >>> good evening. we all love to watch epic fails, but is the quest to make the next viral video pushing some thrill seekers too far? you're about to see what it's like to live through a moment of crisis with a camera on, and what happens to friends on an adventure that takes a life threatening turn. here's abc's david wright. >> ready, set, go. oh, man! >> reporter: it must have seemed like a good idea at the time. >> ready, one, two, three. >> reporter: a natural slide down a glacier in utah. >> oh, no! >> reporter: good, clean fun for these 21-year-old human toboggans. catching the scene from all angles. >> isle a big believer in making memories. you only live life once. >> it's always good to have a camera on you, just in case something unexpected happens. >> reporter: the quest for flory, driven in part by the hope to share the video on social media. >> i have to admit, i thi

go teem usa.he lead with jake tapper starts now. >>> arthur could be the uninvited guest who the ruins your july 4th barbecue. you know arthur, tropical storm arthur. i'm jake tapper. this is the national lead. so you're telling me that july 4th is finally going to land on a friday but we're all going to be stuck inside. millions on the east coast now watching what is officially tropical storm arthur that could slam the east coast as hurricane arthur on the biggest beach day of the season. >>> the politics lead, critics say they basically gave the finger to transparent sit with no transparency, the house ethics committee deciding they can be a little

it has to be the cheering team usa. it's important they win today, and otherwise, it's curtains and they're out, del. >> belgium looks like a tough team to beat. the red devils finished undefeated in the first group. how are we going to do this? >> reporter: let me let you in on a small secret. this game is actually fairly evenly balanced. here's the things. the belgians weren't much of a footballing nation. they got fed up being laughed at, so they spent $222 2 -- $22 million from players all over the world. if they could spell the word belgium, they were in and they're good player. commentators don't think they've done as well as they could have. team usa spent $26 million and thieve done under jurgen klinsmann who is the head coach for the usa team and have done way better than anybody expected. you have all the money on the belgian side, not much money on the u.s. side, but you have a cohesion on the u.s. side that is lacking on the belgian side. you see? that's why this game is a bit of a clencher. i think it's fai

go usa! the fans here are standing by them. >> i believe that we will win! >> usa! >> all right so here we are back in extra time, belgium winning 1-0 and once again the winner moves on and the loser goes home. hopefully it ends with america in favor. >> in case you haven't noticed, world cup fever couldn't get much higher now and the match is in extra time. hello sebastian, so is our twitter guest, sebastian le toux, he is in the center taking over the 6 abc twitter account and taking all your world cup questions, just join the conversation with the #~ channel 6 "action news" world cup. the coverage continues on the new 6abc.com. we have an entire section dedicated to the event with scores and recaps and a daily blog and fun factses and photographs from brazil. >>> other news at this hour, the owner of a daycare center is facing charges after investigators say she left five small children inside of a locked vehicle while she went shopping. car and thompson is accused of leaving the children in a vehicle on aramingo avenue in port richmond. the air conditioning was

go team usa. today." go team usa.y. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, 4:30 in the morning, ooichl scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. new video this morning of what was left behind after an overnight fire. broke out in san jose near interstate 280 and bird avenue. crews headed to the scene about 1:30 this morning after getting calls of trees on fire. a few trees burned along with debris. the fire was knocked down quickly. no word yet on a cause. >>> now this comes as san jose firefighters are coming from an exhausting day yesterday. two brush fires had crews scrambling to gain the upper hand overnight. just six miles away, much larger

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 sa

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 1 billion world cup interactions. >> on again, 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'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 wouldnwould have los

while the usa has a win, a lost, and a tie.in, and the us advance z, lose, team usa is eliminated. much more on the world cup coming up at 6:30. >>> well, the flyers and sixers brass checking out the free agent market, starting today. hockey teams can sign their players today. but in the nba only negotiations take place right now. they have to wait until next week, to sign any players. >>> well, phillies take on the marlins in miami today. the phils lost four games in a row, and stand a season low, ten games under 500. meanwhile, the phils will take part in a met al detector pilot program, beginning july 21st, at citizens bank park. just heads up for you, by next year, everyone entering the stadium must be screened. >>> reports say eagles offensive lineman lane johnson tested positive for performance enhancing drugs >> history may be made at the university of pennsylvania. m grace calhoun is taking over aspen pennsylvania's athletic director, the first female at athletic direct nor big five history. calhoun replaces, who spent

. >>> buy goods made here in the usa.rn how to bowl because you know who you are. >> we are going to have good recipes coming up. we will have some fun. this is very important. we will play a 4th of july trivia game. you know we are not good at games. we want you guys to play along. true or false. the declaration of independence was signed on july 4, 1776? i'm going to say because it seems true i'm going to say false. >> i'm going to say true. this is in front of me. >> the answer is false. that is for another question. save that. >> it was not signed until august 2. >> it was declared on july 4. >> finish the lyrics to this patriotic song. ♪ this land is your land ♪ this land is my land ♪ from california to the new york islands ♪ ♪ to the forest to the gulf stream waters ♪ ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ >> that was a terrible rhythm. >> we got it! ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ >> who plays the president in the movie "independence day"? >> we know that. >> yes, we do. >> michael douglas. >> bill pullman. >>

usa hockey and usa football, two organizations that help oversee youth sports in the united states, have followed the lead of their professional counterparts by employing a multipronged approach to making participation safer. u usa hockey requires coaches to complete and onlean education module specific to the age group they are coaching at. and that includes safety information, concussion education, proper techniques. usa football which send do youed by the generosity of the nfl and nflpa was the first national governing body for any sport to participate in the cdc's heads up concussions in youth sports. initiatives also engaged in providing yooth with nontackling alternatives to develop their skills. additionally, usa heads up football program encompasses six elements to make youth football safer including coach education and concussion recognition. proactive actions like the ones i just mentioned are exactly what parents need in order to be assured that everything possible is being done to keep their child as safe as possible while they're on the field or ice. researchers have also be

>> i just like usa. >> no tv was available to catch the usa take on belgium.say they've been watching every match they can. >> it's one of the most-important things i'm going to do. >> is that because you learn something? or love how you play? >> the team coach is grateful for the fan face. >> it's growing on every level. in every country, it's that way we want to do well. we want to inspire them. >> kids may try to imitate what they see on tv, such as headers. soccer camp coach doesn't think kids younger than 12 or 13 should be doing it with regular balls >> we come in as coaches and try to break it down as much as possible. and when you use this, it's going to be more safe. >> the coach said balloons are used to teach the technique to younger players. >> i think it's at an older age, it's something to think about. but at this age, they're just trying to stop kick play. >> all right. despite the loss we want to see your world cup fan photos. >> that looked like fun. >> e mail your pictures to us or upload them to our news app or on abc7 news.com/you reports.

>> i just like usa. >> no tv was available to catch the usa take on belgium. the kids say they've been watching every match they can. >> it's one of the most-important things i'm going to do. >> is that because you learn something? or love how you play? >> the team coach is grateful for the fan face. >> it's growing on every level. in every country, it's that way we want to do well. we want to inspire them. >> kids may try to imitate what they see on tv, such as headers. soccer camp coach doesn't think kids younger than 12 or 13 should be doing it with regular balls >> we come in as coaches and try to break it down as much as possible. and when you use this, it's going to be more safe. >> the coach said balloons are used to teach the technique to younger players. >> i think it's at an older age, it's something to think about. but at this age, they're just trying to stop kick play. >> all right. despite the loss we want to see your world cup fan photos. >> that looked like fun. >> e mail your pictures to us or upload them to our news app or on abc7 news.com/you

millions of americans watching team usa's every move at the world cup. >> go usa!'who stood out from the rest. >> tropical trouble in time for july fourth. tropical storm arthur could strengthen into a hurricane. millions along the east coast on edge. >> and sky-high risks. life-threatening dangers of parasailing along america's beaches and new concerns about these accidents. >> we didn't know if she could walk. we didn't know if she could talk. she might not remember. >> safety first. who is demanding action? it's wednesday, july 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm tahman bradley. oh, what a great soccer game. 120 minutes of pure excitement. all of the goals scored in extra time. the u.s. coach saying they took it to the limit. >> when it was over the americans did not go without pushing it to the limit. they were incredible. tim howard, bless his soul, tim howard. the most saves of any world cup in history. >> he is a u.s. hero. >> it broke my heart to read him say "sorry, it hurts. it sucks." tim h

>>> it's do or die for team usa at the world cup. a win over belgium and the americans advance to the quarterfinals. while a loss sending them packing from brazil. >>> as more severe storms cause cha yaus across the midwest, a new weather threat emerges. a tropical depression forms off florida's main coast. and is likely to develop into the first named storm of the season. >>> and rising tensions between israel and palestinians. gaza is targeted by air strikes overnight. hours after three kidnapped israeli teenagers are found dead. this is the "cbs morning news" dead. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, july 1st, 2014. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. it might just be the most anticipated sporting event since the super bowl. today, the united states men's soccer team tries to keep the dream alive of winning the first world cup in this nation's history. with a loss that dream dies at least for four more years. team usa taking on belgium in a win or go home day in salvador, b

first of all, predict the score. 2-1 usa. >> what about the usa team, it is doing well, what do you make of that? >> i really wasn't a too surprised. when it comes to analyzing the game, portugal is not as strong as years past and their team if you break them down, they have very limited, you know, options and for the u.s., it was actually a pret fi fair group to be put in. the u.s. is up to any task that you give them. >> it is goalless at the moment, what do you think about the threat from the bell gyms, $222 million compared to our 26 million. so they are a threat. >> i think we have them. we are conserving ourselves right now. >> i was going to say i think, you know, with belgium they are a great team but we compare similarly, especially with their defense being the way it is. >> bryan, ryan and elliott thank you so much. john, we appreciate it. all right. coming up on aljazeera america, a move in washington that makes it a lot easier for members of congress to take the expensive, all expenses paid trip, and trips without anyone knowing about it and the first named tropical storm of

it has been an incredible ride but i know this will make me stronger. >> usa, usa, usa. >> thousands of people kept hope alive until the end in san francisco. very enthusiastic fans in red, white, and blue gear gathered at civic center plaza to watch the match. they say the turnout was larger than they expected. >>> nasa launched a satellite to track global warming. >> the satellite will measure the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. >>> 85-year-old woman violently attacked in her own home. >> right now i'm feeling so disgusted with the people that did this. >> the story we've been following since yesterday morning. and coming up at 5:00 what we are learning about the suspects and the reason the people in the neighborhood are still on high alert. >> stiff fines and jail time for the simple action at berkeley park that could put you behind bars. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute on highway 4 where traffic is doing very welcoming up to the willow pass grade. we'll tell you more straight ahead. >> when the fog bank makes a push inland. that tells you there is a lot o

the last time both belgium and the usa played in the world cup game, it was the usa's first world cup game here in 1930 and the usa won 3-0. back to you. >> if past is precedent, we got the edge up. we'll take it. bryan has the best assignment of any of us at fox. let's check in with john. >> the shocking conviction of a new york city cop accused of plotting to kidnap, cook and even eat women now overturned. why a federal judge says there just isn't enough evidence to keep this guy behind bars and what the cop himself says about all this. that's ahead in the next hour from knocks news deck. >> looking forward to it. thank you. possibly more troubles for obamacare. what we're learning from two new reports about how the site is running and being pregnant doesn't have to slow you down. this amazing woman racing in 800 meters while eight months plus pregnant. she's really fast. i gave it a go myself with not quite the same results. >> this is about as fast as i can go. >> that was about as fast as i could go. we'll talk to the woman behind the 800 meters race next. >>> officials sinking t

if it says made in the usa, you want it to be true. what's interesting is the company sold the license but they really didn't do the due diligence. this case hopefully and we talked about this will get moving in the right direction. a little more compliance and more checking and more background work to make sure the label is true. >> maybe one of the reasons they didn't do some of the checking, maybe just looking sort of from my point of view is that it's hard to make your entire product just in the usa, right? >> it's very difficult. the guidelines say it has to be virtually entirely made in the usa. so all of your nuts and bolts and your threads need to be made in the usa. it's hard. then okay don't make money from selling the license if you can't get enough people to comply with it. >> let me ask you this. lets say that you're a company that actually does make everything in the usa. do you have a case in any of this? >> that's a great point. those are ones that want to defend the idea that i want to play on a level field. if i make

. >> usa! usa! >>> plus border bus backlash. hundreds of protesters blocking buses full of undocumented immigrants. >> these children were from canada, with he would not be having this interview. >>> i heard a boom first and the fire came out of nowhere. >> reporter: caught on camera, a philly food truck exploding. >> i have first-degree burns on my whole left side. >> reporter: fire officials trying to find a cause this morning. >>> also, bogus billing, t-mobile under fire for charging hundreds of millions of dollars in fake fees. let's talk, live in "cnn newsroom." good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we may be hours away from the first hurricane of the season, just in time for your fourth of july holiday. right now, tropical storm arthur is churning off the coast of florida, taken could be a full-blown hurricane by tomorrow, as it heads up the eastern seaboard. hurricane warnings are already in effect for parts of north carolina, and aaa warns the biggest threat could be on the roads with hundre

team usa, gearing up for today's big match. plus, do these superfans really drive 10,000 miles to see their idols in action? >>> good tuesday morning to you. we begin with the severe weather unfolding on two fronts right now. >> the season's first tropical system on the east coast is threatening to disrupt fourth of july plans for millions. >> and overnight a weather system rolled through the midwest, creating dangerous conditions. a light show overnight, lightening staking chicago's willis tower. while strong winds took down trees. more than 100,000 people were left without power. chicago o'hare airport shut down for hours. airlines, cancelling more than 250 flights monday night. >> they just canceled the second -- no, third flight. so, my son up there is not a happy camper. >> i was supposed to be home already. >> reporter: and tornadoes wracked across western missouri. in iowa, one person killed in a collapsed building in the town of fairfax. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: watch here in cedar rapids, 80-mile-per-hour winds ripp

and americans are counting down to world cup match between team usa and belgium in just a few hours from now, millions are expected to watch. >> israeli prime minister is among the mourners for the teenagers killed. >> what amazing strength that we have. the light that radiates. was even more apparent in contrast with the darkness of our enemies. those who chase children, horrible murderers. >> he's accusing hamas of killing the teens and hamas is denying any involvement. >> the relations at the most precarious point in a decade. a lot of things being thrown out by both sides and they are having a national day of mourning. three separate funerals, the message is the same, in death they havee nighted. this is a small country that rallies in crisis. there is out pouring of grief. 19-year-old from orthodox town, 16-year-old grandparents immigrated to new york, making him a u.s. citizen and 16-year-old from the west bank was the family's only son and today his father called him a hero. both sides are responding with violence. rockets are fired to the israeli fields and sparked a fire. hamas

longer a reason to hang aound wimbledon no one left t represent usa. we left t represent usa. we explain as we continue. >> today world cup action more games on tap. france wil face germany next round. wow! germany took on algeria in the round 16 first time. if thomas sentimental and left el what a shot. find the corner of the met for a lead. later on another shot on goal. he will be denied but writ to if the power n.algeria score moments later but not enough. geany ends with a victory. ov to wimbledon bad news for ameran tennis fans. first time in over a century no american single player made it to the round of 16 male or female. john was the last hope 9th said facing lopez. kim out fearin is as. 52 to be exact. winning the first snet tie breaker but lopez. tie breaker and only brick of the match. final game of th 4 sets to move on to the round of 16. he wins it 4 sets. face if these and moving to the quarter finals. busy day for and mont month. >> i tell you what. the figure from 19 11 no american men or women that speak to the strength of international competition more than

but usa is in our bracket. but, yes, we will be losing our voices today. can i get a usa?go. and now a slight italian accent home from vacation.

. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: dozens of protesters refusing to allow the young families into their community. >> thousands of people being allowed into our country illegally, and we're coming out here to voice our objection against that. >> reporter: but more than voices were raised. this immigration advocate was spit on. >> it's heartbreaking to see this happening coming from the land of opportunity. >> reporter: the spectacle spilled into the night. tension on both sides of the road. are you proud or embarrassed of what happened in your city yesterday? >> well, as far as exercising the constitutional rights, i'm proud of that. >> reporter: allen long, the mayor of murrieta, knows what happened here has the nation watching and talking. >> people need to understand that they're showing their emotion and passion about a federal policy that's not working. >> reporter: for donia cruz, it's personal. this young mother carried her 14-month-old baby boy william from honduras across 1,000 miles of uncertaint

tomorrow it is team usa's turn.they do make it through, they will likely face off against argentina. that means lionel messi. i give them the last word. >> shasta darlington. appreciate that. clint dempsey is team usa's top goal scorer leading by example as the team captain. i can only imagine what may next guest must be feeling. joining me now, brother and sister-in-law of u.s. national team midfielder clint dempsey. what did you think of the crowd there? >> it sounds insane. >> it sounds exciting. they were excited. pumped up. >> wish we were there. >> that may not the expectations are really hey for your brother. he has a lot on his shoulders tomorrow night. can he deliver? he seams to handle pressure very well, doesn't he? >> yes. these are the moments where he is bold and he'll put a stamp on game. i'm hoping he comes out like did he in ghana. it is like a brand new start for the tournament knockout stage. >> here's what your brother had to say about the usa team and how much they want to win. take a listen. >>

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of this. >> usa!sa! usa! >> that's one of the big chants. the other one is i believe that we will win! i believe that we will win! over and over again. it's do or do you for the united states taking on belgium to make it out of the round of 16. working to reach the world cup quarter finalings. the first time since 2002. as you can imagine the fans are united and they're pulling out all the stops. >> i'm so excited. i cannot wait to see usa beat belgium. i've given up belgium waffles for life for this game. >> you sound like you've been following soccer for a long ti time. >> ever since i was fetus. i believe my mom was playing soccer while i was in the womb. i was shaking around in there. >> just imagine the united states of america taking the world cup. that's all you need to say. >> i believe that we will win! i believe that we will win! i believe that we will win! >> reporter: keep it going. i believe that we will win! >> okay. they've got another chant going usa! this guy has a cape here and all t

usa! usa! >>> i love it. about the lady who came home the other day in brooklyn and robert deniro sitting on her couch watching the world cup game. >> no! >> yes. >> what did he do, break in? >> no. he was actually shooting nearby and they had rented out her living room or something as a green room, but they said, oh, we can rig something for you to watch. he said no, no, i want to sit down here and watch. he plopped on the couch, started watching the game. she came down the stairs. how do you think, it's robert deniro in my living room. he said -- she said he was awesome. >> are you a soccer girl? >> you know, i am now, when i see tim howard. you know, i'm -- you and i are big sports fans. i love anything sports-related, you know, i've caught the fever. every four years, it really gets you going and i cannot wait until 4:00. >> me neither. >> you can do did, usa. >> thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "@this hour" with berman and michaela starts now. >>> the east coast could be facing a hurri

"newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> usa! usa! usa! field in just hours. support even coming from waffle house of all places tweeting "we don't believe in bell yum waffles or even supporting a boycott." >>> plus deadly duratio, a massive storm tearing through the midwest, iowa seeing eight inches of rain in

longer a reason to hang around wimbledon no one left to represent usa. we left to represent usa.ntinue. >> today world cup action 2 more games on tap. france will face germany next round. wow! germany took on algeria in the round 16 first time. if thomas sentimental and left heel what a shot. find the corner of the met for a lead. later on another shot on goal. he will be denied but writ to if the power n.algeria score moments later but not enough. germany ends with a victory. over to wimbledon bad news for american tennis fans. first time in over a century no american single player made it to the round of 16 male or female. john was the last hope 9th said facing lopez. kim out fearing. is as. 52 to be exact. winning the first snet tie breaker but lopez. tie breaker and only brick of the match. final game of the 4 sets to move on to the round of 16. he wins it 4 sets. face if these and moving on to the quarter finals. busy day for and mont month. >> i tell you what. the figure from 19 11 no american men or women that speak to the strength of international competition more than ev