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big disappointment from the usa. and booking their place in the last eight. but, they'll take on spain without experienced midfielder danielle van de donk, who picked up her second yellow card of the tournament and is now suspended. dan 0gunshakin reports. with a song in their hearts, south africa danced their way into the last 16 clash against the netherlands side aiming for back—to—back finals. less strictly come dancing, more strictly business. the long—term absence of their striker may have once lowered expectations at the farm of one player who netted her fourth expectations at the farm of one player who netted herfourth for the tournament opening the scoring, has dutch fans dreaming of glory. incredible world cup continues. south africa's match—winning heroine against italy was once again at the heart of everything they did. from ecstasy to agony as chances went begging. there is messes would costly as the netherlands secured victory in the cruellest of fashions.— victory in the cruellest of fashions. . , ., ~

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such an im ortant demise of the usa team. such an important point — demise of the usa team.ngland and nigeria, what do we expect from that game? what do we expect from that came? ., ., , ., what do we expect from that . ame? ., ., , ., ., game? england have started to come on strong _ game? england have started to come on strong at _ game? england have started to come on strong at the - game? england have started to come on strong at the back- game? england have started to j come on strong at the back end of the group stage and we heard the quite surprising news that kira walsh, the midfielder, is backin kira walsh, the midfielder, is back in training after suffering an earlier knee injury. that will be a big roost for england, she is an important playerfor roost for england, she is an important player for them. roost for england, she is an important playerfor them. a important player for them. a strong important playerfor them. a strong england team, european champions and nigeria spring a surprise against australia although, who knows, it is knocked out football. always ao

with the shootout tied at 4—4, kelly o'hara missed for the usa, hitting the post.the chance to win it. it looked like alyssa naeher had kept it out, but a var check showed itjust crossed the line. so sweden go through to face japan in the quarterfinals whilst the four—time champions are out. here's our reporter katie smith on how the defeat will go down in the us. the reaction from the american press yesterday when i asked what that feeling tired, the world was catastrophic. see have never been knocked out before the semifinal stage, there are places the horse the ever finish. stage, there are places the horse the everfinish. there stage, there are places the horse the ever finish. there will be massive questions. the head coach, surely his job those on the line. this is the biggest soccerjob in america. in the day's other last—16 tie, the netherlands beat south africa 2—0. new manchester city record signing jill roord scored the opener. lineth beerensteyn doubled the lead in the second half. they will face spain in wellington on friday. iam100% i am 100% convinced

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. the usa do come through, but only 'ust. , . ., ., , , the usa do come through, but only 'ust. , .,embarrassment for the world champions. the _ just. yes, what an embarrassment for the world champions. the holders - just. yes, what an embarrassment for the world champions. the holders of. the world champions. the holders of the world champions. the holders of the world champion at against portugal and it's their debut in any world cup everfor their portugal and it's their debut in any world cup ever for their woman's team, and they did manage a draw, they do go through, but it almost wasn't the case for the usa because they did, in added time, there was a chance on golfer portugal —— goal for portugal and it came off the post, it wasn't quite on target. that say the us blushes, because had they lost, it wouldn't have been the case that they could go through. as it is the case, draw ensures they are through to the final 16. portugal out. united states survive a scare, they are undefeated in the last 18 games of the world cup. that is the longest streak for them in the competition. fo

influence on hostilities , told about this today, a representative of the national security council usa john kir joins our broadcast. my colleague at stapyarish, who monitors the statements in washington regarding the security situation of ostapa , shared their assessment of the threat of the wagnerites to europe now. congratulations, indeed, the day before yesterday, we heard a statement from poland, there they believe that, in particular , wagner's group can prepare some provocations on on the border with the european union, whether to change into the uniform of belarusian border guards, or to facilitate the potential transfer of migrants to poland, such statements are made even by polish representatives, however the united states currently says that it does not see any direct threat to the security of poland from the wagner group , the representative of the national security council of the united states, john kirpi, said today, however, he added that the united states, of course, is closely monitoring this situation. well, it is absolutely clear that the articles of the fifth and it

usa fans are shocked as swedish fans celebrate. that means lena hurtig could win it for sweden if she could make her kick. but alyssa nair guesses right. she makes a great save and bats the ball away from the net. but did the ball crossed the line before it was swatted out. it goes to var and by the thinnest of margins, maybe a millimeter. the answer is yes. and that is how it ends, folks. sweden celebrates their cannot believe it. sweden wins five four on penalties to knock the united states out of the world cup and the round of 16. lots of tears after this one. not only the final game for megan rapinoe, but julie ertz also announced her retirement after the match. and this does indeed mark the first time the us failed to reach at least the semifinals at the world cup. okay. back here stateside, after losing their first two match ups with the giants in san francisco, the a's flipped the script, so to speak, at home in oakland. and they did it in front of new a's hall of famers gene tennis. roy steele's daughter, karen mejia, carne

at this result is so tough to swallow for these usa fans and players. arguably because this was the team's best match of the tournament. but now sweden will go on to the quarterfinals. they'll face japan coming up on friday, reporting from san jose, i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news fox soccer analyst and former member of the us men's team, alexi lalas is keeping a close eye on world cup development and he is not mincing words about the us's loss. he spoke with ktvu jason appelbaum about it today. there are things to hold on to for the future, but ultimately this was a failure. the us has never finished worse than third in a world cup and so obviously going out in the round of 16, that's a failure. i think the balance was off is this the end of an era? i absolutely think that it is. we'll hear more from lawless coming up in sports wrap at 1130, an emotional reunion for 11 members of a church group from antioch. they are finally back home tonight after becoming stranded, stranded in the west african country of niger amid a military coup. ktvu zac sos s

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as vaughn is being remembered, she was the president of bloomberg usa. her company remembering her fierce determination as they along with vaughen's family grapple with their tremendous loss priscilla thompson, nbc news >>> now to record flooding near alaska's capital that prompted officials to declare an emergency after a part of a glacier broke along a lake video captured the moment the house there collapsed into the rushing water. the mendenhall river rose to a record level of nearly 15 feet several other homes and other debris fell in too some residents were under evacuation orders due to the rising floodwaters >> wow >>> well, alaska is not only the state facing possible floods millions of americans are waking up to severe weather threats this morning nbc meteorologist michelle grossman has her eye on all that danger for us. >> good morning. great to see you 87 million americans waking up to a stormy start. we have had a first wave come through morning, and then we're going to see a second round later on we're seeing impacts from the northeast to th

uh, who watched the usa as game against portugal in oakland. while the us came within inches of crashing out of the wall caused by the groups age for the 1st time ever. one of the things that seems to be an issue with this united states team is that they lack confusion on the page. one of the reasons for that is that they've come into this phone and with 14 players who have never say so well, come on top of that, the more experienced heads, the likes of alex move in who least talk through the 2019 tournament in fonts with her goals seem to lack pace. an acute a instinct in front of go on today showing basically do not look like a team who are on their way to. i'm competing completing that said hi. so when in arrive at the next close up looks at the quest for new water sources and time in a time of increasing scarcity. see with us, if you can for that. i'm sarah kelly. thanks for watching the you'll see about the video that goes in the media. amiga will go, i've got to be done by get, i will stop into that and i'll give you a go or j. mature to

heartbreak for usa. their earliest exit in the world cup but in four more years we'll be back. >>> we'll turn now to the brutal heat and somara theodore is right in the heart of it in birmingham, alabama, and has more. good morning, somara. >> somara: good morning. right now, here in birmingham things are starting to warm up. but when you factor into the humidity is when you start to feel it. take a look from california to georgia and southern florida. we have heat alerts, excessive heat warnings including heat advisories, and if you look at the temperatures today, these are actual high temperatures that you're looking at right now, triple digits, and i want you to pick a city, any city on the map. i'm going to go for dallas, 107. look what happens when you incorporate that moisture and that humidity. it feels much hotter, like 112 degrees in dallas, 106 in montgomery, alabama, even 106 down towards miami. something interesting is happening here, though. we have the heat to the south. we have some very c

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team usa crashing out of the women's world cup. it is a cruel way to lose on penalties. down to a penalty shootout. the us taking the lead after sweden missed their third attempt, then the retiring two time world cup winner, megan rapinoe, stepped up for her final moment with team usa. with a chance to win the game. nikita right, puts it over the bar, but rapinoe sending it over the crossbar, appearing to laugh as she walked back to her team. fans slamming the star on social media. one saying, i don't see what's funny about this. so much for being a role model for the rest of the team. rapinoe reflected on the moment after the game. >> there's just some some dark, dark comedy in me missing a penalty in my last game ever. so yeah, because i was saying with a smile, i mean, was that just pretty much the message that that's football, that's life, things happen. i mean, that's a sick joke. that's just like, yeah, i mean, that's a sick joke . i just i can't believe that. but even after the miss the us still had a chance. >> but after more misses is off the post, it was then s

the usa left wondering what could have been.dutch are hoping to make back—to—back finals, after a 2—0 win over south africa in the last 16. manchester city's new club record signing jill roord scored their opener. they now take on spain in wellington on friday. protesters have caused disruption to the men's elite road race at the cycling world championships in scotland. demonstrators reportedly glued themselves to the course. nesta mcgregor is there monitoring events for us. this release consisting of reigning tour de france winner and former world champions. this was overshadowed at a quarter of the way into this lease. the riders at the leeds use their hands to signal to slow going. for protesters had agreed the sale food. the cyclists can pass, the procession cars could not. police were called. police vehicles had to manoeuvre between cyclists on a country lane. cyclists had to stay loose and warm, as you are exercising their bodies since you duties that need it, in this case to the lakes, but having these stop for nearly one

for so long the usa have been the dominant force at the women's world cup. but the defending champions suffered their worst ever performance in the competition being knocked out at the last 16 stage by sweden. it finished 0—0 in melbourne after normal time, despite the americans dominating — lindsey horan coming close. the sides couldn't be separated in extra—time either and with the penalty shootout level at 4—1; kelly o'hara missed for the usa. that gave arsenal's lina hurtig the chance to win it. it looked like alyssa naeher had kept it out but the goalline technology stepped in to show the ball had just crossed the line. so sweden go through to face japan in the quarter—finals whilst the four—time champions are out. us legend megan rapinoe missed one of the penalties in her last game before retiring. it doesn't matter if you dominate. i felt like we controlled the game, but that doesn't win games. at the end of the day, you have to put the ball in the back of the net. so, yeah, it sucks. it's tough. we finally played with a lot ofjoys and we were able to

team usa is out.arliest the nation has ever been eliminated from the women's world cup here. they always usually finish at least third and above. and now with that sweden advance on to the quarterfinals, they'll play tournament favorites. japan coming up on friday. this loss is specially hard for probably some of these players and these fans because it seemed that a lot of the criticism that the usa was facing as they adjust to that before this game and played arguably their best match of the tournament and certainly was not enough for the world cup will go on without them. again, that coverage for that next quarter round, the next round, the quarterfinal starts on friday. we'll have this morning from san jose, i'm james torres ktvu fox two news. all right james yes, a tough one. so close we'll do this morning. we have new information on the early morning sideshow in antioch that ended up in three car crashes. this was the scene at ninth and g street shortly after 3:00 this morning. police say one car

the usa, _ england? england are in a great position. the usa, consecutive| position.ive winners, out in a penalty shoot—out against sweden. a brilliant result for sweden in many respects, but england will be confident knowing they are not in this tournament any more. brazil, canada, germany ouch. england's chances in the next round they will fancy because jamaica or colombia will be the opposition they face. you will fancy their chances on paper against those two teams. england's squad is very much top—level players, world—renowned. jamaica and columbia not so much household names in many respects. in the next potential round it would be australia, denmark, morocco. thank ou ve australia, denmark, morocco. thank you very much- _ well, the last 16 matches continue as hosts australia take on denmark in sydney. the game kicked off around 20 minutes or so ago. it is currently 0—0. britain's dan evans has won the first atp 500 title of his career, after beating tallon griekspoor in the citi open final in washington dc. evans came through 7—5, 6—3 against the dutchman, foll

usa fans shocked as swedish fans celebrate.t means lena hurtig could win it for sweden if she can make her kick. but alyssa nair guesses right makes the great save bats the ball away from the net. but did the ball crossed the line before it was swatted out by now we know the answer. it goes to var and by the thinnest of margins, maybe a millimeter. the answer is yes. and that is how it ends. sweden celebrates their cannot believe it. sweden wins five four on penalties to knock the united states out of the world cup in the round of 16. lots of tears and emotion after this one. not only the final game for megan rapinoe, but julie ertz out of santa clara announced her retirement after the match. as this marks the first time the usa failed to reach at least the final at the world cup. it's tough. i mean, you never obviously we're proud of the way that we played, but we didn't put anything in the back of the net. i mean, the penalties was tough as well. i think for me, it's just emotional because it's probably my last game ever bein

with the shootout tied at 4—4, kelly o'hara missed for the usa, hitting the post.o win it. it looked like alyssa naeher had kept it out but a var check showed itjust crossed the line. so sweden go through to face japan in the quarterfinals whilst the four—time champions are out. us legend megan rapinoe missed one of the penalties in her last game before retiring. it doesn't matter if you dominate, that does not win games. you have to put the ball in the back of the net. but to staff. + it is tough. we finally were able to express ourselves, we played so well. there was more in it for us. but it is never given. it is the tough one. as dark comedy in the same a penalty in my last game ever. tomorrow he will have recovery and start to _ tomorrow he will have recovery and start to focus on japan, the dutch will be _ start to focus on japan, the dutch will be a — start to focus on japan, the dutch will be a tough game for us. —— will be a _ will be a tough game for us. —— will be a tough — will be a tough game for us. —— will be a tough game for us. in the day's other l

. >> jesse: usa women choke. is it right to celebrate. >> hush up, boy. >> jesse: biden tries banning trump from talking about his own trial. >> [gavel banging]. >> guys walking past me and said move your [bleep] and spits in your face. he said move or i will rape you. >> jesse: welcome to fentanyl island. plus: >> got a massage in thailand. it was kind of kinky. >> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the united states is used to dominating the world in athletics. american has 3 times more olympics medals than germany. we taught the world how basketball is played. there is a certain swagger americans have internationally. the u.s. women's world cup team brimming with swagger. the american women were the 2-time defending world cup champ and ranked number 1 going into the documentary. they -- tournament. they barely made it out of the 1st round. tying portugal to advance. where they danced afterward. and former players winsed at the antics. >> we should see -- i appreciate them taking care of the fans. let me tell you, lloyd's butt woul

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with the shootout tied at 4—4, kelly 0'hara missed for the usa, hitting the post.he chance to win it. it looked like alyssa naeher had kept it out but a var check showed itjust crossed the line. so sweden go through to face japan in the quarter—finals whilst the four—time champions are out. us legend megan rapinoe missed one of the penalties in her last game before retiring. it doesn't matter if you dominate, that does not win games. you have to put the ball in the back of the net. yeah, it sucks, it's tough, we finally were able to express ourselves, we played so well. there was more in it for us. but it is never given. it is the tough one. there's some dark comedy in me missing a penalty in my last game ever. so this result will have big repercussions in america. here's our reporter katie smith who's in melbourne. i think if you look at the reaction from the american press, the word that was given to me yesterday ahead of the match when i ask someone what will it mean if they go out, the word was catastrophic. this is huge. you have to remember the usa have never

barriers to outcompete that are keeping -- blocking team usa's field goals. what is not allowing me to be instantaneous or quick in delivery. and working with the whole of government. as part of the instruments of national power for team usa, diplomats, information, military, which is what i did, the security operation, my main lever, working with our partners, conducting exercises where i can bring 20 -- over 20 partner nations together. we have had five exercises in the region over this past month. five of them at the same time. guyana with tradewinds, colombia hosting. the 64th year we had that maritime exercise. southern star. a special exercise in chile. resolute sentinel, which is colombia, peru, and ecuador, a 2.5 month exercise. that's the military side of it. the e part of economics you mentioned, and this is where i see you can raise the profile of companies that are already investing in the hemisphere. these countries are hurting from covid, still digging out from covid. when you talk about an 8% to 10% percent drop, panama is digging out. they are

steve kerr leading team usa against greece in the usa basketball showcase.eversing with style. second quarter tyrese haliburton, pretty fake. team usa in total control. walker kessler with the slam. easy 108-86 victory for team usa. that is your morning sports. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. gloria: thank you so much. we have been tracking hurricane hillary and the impact the bay area. frances dinglasan is here. will we be getting rain from this hurricane? frances: we might. most likely on monday but we could even see isolated showers as early as tomorrow. right now, hurricane hillary is a level three with wind of 125 miles per hour. it is going to be moving up the coast of baja, california. in the next day or so by sunday at 5:00 a.m., it will be a level one. as it makes its way into the border of california it could be a level one or tropical storm. by tomorrow evening will be moving at 60 miles per hour and this would bring rain through southern california. and then it becomes remnants of hillary on monday. possible light rain in the bay area but n

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to realise how much of a shock this is, you must think about how long the usa have been at the top oft was when they reach the summit and they have been there ever since. so for that eight years of dominance to come to an end will always be a big surprise for fans around the world. and just on the fans, i think we must remember that women's football is a sport that has experienced tremendous growth in that time, in that last eight years and even more recently than that. so many people who today are avid women's football fans have only known the usa as the world champions so i think this will be something that people around the world experience is quite a big deal and you can see it on the faces of the usa players as well straight after the game. they were clearly in a state of shock. they were experiencing was that they were going out of the world cup after putting in the best performance of the tournament so far. as you said they dominated sweden for large stretches of the game and it was only excellent goalkeeping that stop them from scoring and then at the end, two, maybe three mil

against germany and against usa.ose games, we've shown ourselves that we have close the gap _ ourselves that we have close the gap but — ourselves that we have close the gap. but we want confirmation so tomorrow— gap. but we want confirmation so tomorrow is another top game and we think we _ tomorrow is another top game and we think we can _ tomorrow is another top game and we think we can beat the spanish. away from the football _ think we can beat the spanish. away from the football and _ think we can beat the spanish. away from the football and the _ think we can beat the spanish. — from the football and the first round of the women's open is under way. england's charley hull is looking to put herself in contention to add to her two career wins after she sank back to back birdies on the 11th and 12th, she followed up with a double bogey and found herself one over after another bogey on the next hole. hole ended her around on one under par, one shot off the lead, thanks in part to an eagle on the 16th. georgia hall

women's world cup, the netherlands mashes 7 gold past w tons, vietnam to top their group ahead of the usa to join them. in the last 16 stage, the sarah kelly, welcome to the program. russian authorities say that a drone has hit a high rise building in moscow. officials say that it is the 2nd time that the same office tower has been hit since sunday rushes, defense ministry accused to crane of being behind the attack. 2 other drones were reportedly shot down in moscow's western suburbs. meanwhile, ukraine's president says that 5 russian drones struck the city of car key. local officials say that they destroyed an empty suit storm and a sports facility where a security guard was injured. ukraine says that it is now pouring troops into its counter offensive, against occupying the russian forces. it comes after months of training by western countries, which i've also sent modern weapon systems. the boost in troops numbers could be pivotal to ukraine's advance, which so far has made only modest gaines. this is what's left of a liberated village, start home my oscar, reduced to rubble. after a

freedom of navigation in the south china sea here with other, well, in the western countries of the usahat is, we need e- to really take the initiative, but to somehow look for a result, not only with activity, but also with intelligent forecasted decisions, analysis of the situation, because the world is very cynical and, in principle, it will only go for pragmatic solutions what they will be interested in is that they do not need a long war, as putin now wants to transfer it to his own elections, and even better to the elections in the usa . it is obvious that china does not need it, but china cannot now realize its goal, which it has long been set to acquire, not the first but not the second in the world economically. and militarily, they want to rise, but this does not allow them to rise higher, so they will try not to show russia that they have changed their position there, nevertheless , they will gradually take certain steps, but i would you know, i was not very optimistic about all of this, their position, i am counting more on what we counted on from the very beginning, which i

we didn't auckland, the usa played out a goal list straw with portugal. so let's take a look at the final group. the table, the netherlands topped the group with raining champions usa in seconds. they will both play teams from group d and the last 16 likely to be sweden. and it's only for 2 goal and their 1st ever world cop with a win a draw a loss. well, fellow debutantes vietnam crash out without a single goal or a point that's bringing because kalika may tie who joins us now from new zealand. so defending champions, the usa, they didn't look their best. once again. why do you think that they have struggled so far at this tournament? while the us came within inches of crashing out of the wall, carpet the groups aged for the 1st time ever. one of the things that sassy seems to be an issue with this united states team is that they'd like to change and on the page. one of the reasons for that is that they've come into this tournament with 14 players who have never say after, well, come on top of that, the more experienced heads, the likes of alex move in w

topozitop in those schools and they are from the school hmm just enrolls in the best colleges in the usahe rating of the schools then we they want to take uh and you know more ukrainian children through our program last year's budget fund amounted to $200,000, the organization is supported by ukrainian and american businesses and , of course, the ukrainian diaspora in the united states. we have several large donors there who understand that ukraine's only path to european development in general is independence from russia in general and its path to that to be very wealthy, it is education and it is necessary to invest in these young leaders and serhiy hlib, staying in the usa and studying in the best institutions of the world , thinks with ukraine and plans to return home after receiving his education. it would be it's very cool for me to have an open laboratory, maybe it's still somehow related to medicine, maybe not, but i think that i would like to research something, something new, maybe make some kind of discovery, maybe one day i'll get the nobel prize, who knows who is engaged in

ukrainian woman maryna, who has been living in the usa for several years, brought to the white housekams mock-up rockets to remind us what ukrainians need in the fight for independence, this is the third one, she is very popular, we went to the russian embassy with her, and once here i want them to finally hear us and provide us with long-range weapons . activists gathered near the white house with ukrainian flags and in the national clothes some of them come to the residence of the president of the united states every day since the beginning of the full-scale war when we come to the white house we have a program of appeals and we also ask americans and guests of the country contact the white house in order to contact its representatives and ask them to continue the necessary military support to ukraine. those americans who pass by the white house approach us. and many of them. thank you for being there and for the fact that we inform about ukraine. it is very important to declare the needs of ukraine now, emphasizes the ambassador of ukraine to the usa , oksana markarova, because ky