. >> this team recently represented the usa national team atonhe internatial cheer unions world championshipswon. >> we took these two teams to disney to compete and they wonla medal. they are worldchampions. awesome goldda mels, rings, trophies. we got to carry the american flag. represented our country. >> anna grace's mom said it has been life-changing for her daughter. >> inclusion is everything and in the end inclusion wins. if you include those that are different, you just won. every day. everyay we are with these people. >> leading by examples is something coach gayle hopes sticksith her athletes. >> we are probably more alike than we are dierent. that message has already sunk in. >> well said deed. when we come back, a sister hood of young computer scientists spending their summers learning with this one littles nexgard w comee confidence, you're doing what's ght, to protect your dog from fleas and ticks for a full month. it's the #1 vet recommended protection. and it's safe for puppies. nexgard. what one little chew can do. wimpy trash bags? c'mon. h! hey ladies... buhefty® ultra str

place on the same day tomorrow that's the fun of the gold cup between mexico and the usa so both usa national teams in action tomorrow and the final of the cup america between. brazil and peru now this is obviously something of a distraction for the spectators from the women's world cup final which is the world cup final is the biggest and in football it doesn't really suggest that the women's game is how it is held in such high his statement by the responsible plan is now in the case of the corporate america that's the south american football association combo and concord caf in the case of the. gold cup now the boss of congress months early on he was also about this recently and he said he admitted that it was an oversight it would have been a mistake it wouldn't happen again then said ultimately for all the monsters of the calendar. you know start young players do exactly with whom the buck stops either way. there's been quite a bit of criticism of this party decision as you can probably imagine on meghan rypien oh star of the u.s. team is among those who are less than thrilled with a stun

. >> reporter: theytl receny represented the usa national team at the world championships.y won. >> and we got a chance to take these two teams, the unified hip-hop and unified poms to disney to compete.th ey got awesome gold medals, rings, trophies. we got to carry the american flag. >> usa! >> let's go! >> reporter: anna grace's mom says this has been life changing for her daughter. >> inclusion is everything. if you can include those that are different, you just won. and it's like winning a gold medal every day that were with these people. >> reporter: leading by example is something coach gayle hopes will stick with her athletes, long after they leave her team. >> just spreads the word that we're all probablyre alike than we are different. >> reporter: that message has already sunk in for alexia and hanna grace. >> well said indeed. >>> when we come back, asi sterhood of young commuter sterhood of young commuter we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah cse fios. we stream sooo much. of a lot imes alissa is watching tv on her laptop, using her

. >>> "gma" first look, the usa national soccer team a summer showdown against england tomorrow. >> awesome. >> megan rapinoe born in redding, actually and scored the last four goals for team usa and sitting down with "good morning america" this morning for an exclusive interview. here's abc's jenae norman. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, watch her lead team usa to victory. and you've heard her take on the president. >> i stand by the comments i made about not wanting to go to the white house with the exception of the expletive. my mom will be very upset about that. >> reporter: this morning megan rapinoe and her teammates kelley o'hara going on-on-one. their message to the fans. >> all: usa, usa! >> reporter: about the president. >> lending that platform or co-opted by an administration that doesn't feel the same way and fight for the same things that we fight for. so i'll leave it at that. >> reporter: why the next two matches could be the most challenges and important of their careers. it's a morning exclusive and all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look rep

he usa gymnastics national team doctor and a physician at michigan state. he is serving time for convictions in a handful of cases. >>> this morning, we know that arlington county public schools will have aew interim superintendent in a month. the arlington school board appointed cynthia johnson to the position. she is currently the assistant superintendent of administrative services. . she will take over on september 1stsh is fluent in spanish and has 35 years ofer expnce in education. a search firm will be hired this fall to find a permanent superintendent. >>> some good fnews a local vietnam vet this morning william holly has been reunited with the famil heirloom he thought he had lost forever. his wife's uncle served in world war i. when he died, the burial flag was given to them. it fell out of a moving truck two weeks ago. another veteran found it along a busy stret of centr avenue in prince georges county and immediately recognized its significance and turned it into police. holly's daughter later saw on theicews that offs were searching for the owne

they'll face the winner of the last quarter—final between the host nation usa and surprise qualifiersm now. red bull's max verstappen was awarded victory in the austrian formula one grand prix after a stewards enquiry that lasted more than three hours. current world champion and championship leader lewis hamilton finished 5th and off the podium for the first time this season as ben croucher reports. victory at last for somebody not driving a mercedes. it is what fans of f1 and max verstappen have been waiting all season four. not that he did it the easy way. here he is on the left, dropping down the field at the left, dropping down the field at the start. at least he didn't have to worry about lewis hamilton, a front wing problem saw him limped to fifth. the first time he has failed to meet the podium. max verstappen made his way through with a stunning drive. 0nce valtteri bottas was behind him, he only has schulz leclerc to pass and it was this possible manoeuvre that caused the three hour delay while stewards examined it —— charles leclerc. mr happened's verdict, ad max verstappen‘

national set of training association and the district of columbia-- athletic association. randy is head football coach in washington dc. they won the first washington catholic-- title since 2002. he was named usa today's national coach. he was there-- coach in germantown maryland. thank you for being here. similar to what we did with the last panel, first with you randy. what is one best practice when it comes to high school football health? do you think it has improved? what is an area where you still think we have to have more attention on? >> i think i can speak more specifically to my experience as opposed to overall high school for all. i have many colleagues but i would say as was brought up earlier, the amount of time allocated toward full contact i think is certainly changed over the years. i think also the protocol in terms of recognition of injuries and return to play with regard to head injuries as well as other injuries is more structured, more sophisticated now than it has ever been. i think relative to that, the communication between athletic trainers and coaches with regard to tournament play and schools academically i think those are areas that i've seen improvements in my expe

usa today. dan wolken, national sports columnist at usa today. thank you so much for your time.g prodigies over the years, but it's actually been quite a while since we've had someone this young to make it into a grand slam tournament. the game of tennis has gotten so much more physical. the window of the prime years for men and women has really moved into the mid—20s, late 20s. so for the teenagers it's really difficult to get there being in professional tennis, so for this young lady to break ——their footing in professional tennis, so for this young lady to break through at wimbledon, she was ranked 300—and—something in the world and had to qualify to get in. grass, very unusual surface, and she just seemed like such a young lovely woman, great family, bright smile, she's really captivated notjust the american tennis fans, but american sports fans in general who are on the fringes of the sport really, manyjumped on the bandwagon today. there is obviously — she's very talented and done so well to get this far at wimbledon, but is itjust talent or was it a bit of luck, too? cert

women's national team. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: but this new york city ticker tape parade was different from 2015. the signs, the chants -- >> equal pay! equal pay! >> reporter: and the comments from fans centered around the team's public fight and lawsuit for equal pay. >> my hope is that this isn't just a one moment in time. >> megan rapinoe! >> reporter: outspoken forward megan rapinoe, who was honored as the top player and top goal scorer addressed the topic this week. >> i think everybody realizes at this point, you know, all the top brass included that it's like time for that change. >> reporter: the 23 women who make up the national team say their fight is about helping the next generation of female athletes. what lessons do you learn by watching them? >> team work. >> reporter: with young girls like that looking up to her, rapinoe made calls for unity and inclusion. >> we have pink hair and purple hair. we got white girls and black girls and everything in between. straight girls and gay girls, hey! we have to b

. >> i will say, you know, this is a team -- the usa women's national team that, shall we say, has never lacked confidence, has never doubted its own self-belief, but you have to back it up with performances, and boy, have they done that. they oversaw the english in the semifinals and now back-to-back world cup finals. their performances speak louder than words. they got the job done. >> i love it. amanda, that says a lot. they have never lacked in confidence. they have never lacked in substance, never lacked in style. to have afteru all of that wrapped up into one team. give me an idea how everyone there, the world has marvel over team usa, even before today's amazing victory. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. the u.s. are the team without doubt the rest of the world use as the benchmark, where they need to get to. i was talking to the england boss earlier, of course, a top-level player himself. i said do you still use the u.s. women as a benchmark or taking your experience of the men's game when you won the league, and he said no, absolutely not, it is the u.s. they were the people that w

he was a usa gymnastics national team doctor and a physician at michigan state.ving time for convictions in a number of cases. >>> some good news now for a local vietnam vet this morning. william holly has been reunited with the family heirloom that he thought he lost forever. his wife's unclein world war i. when he died the burial flag was given to them butou it fell of a moving truck two weeks ago. another veteran found it along a busy stretch of cenal avenue in prince georges county and immediately recognized its significance and turned it into police. lly's daughter later saw the news that officers were searching for the owner. it was returned yesterday. so glad that story had a happy ending. >> absolutely. >>> still ahead, a little more than a day after news brokef that capital one bank hack there are new suggestions for people whose information may have been compromised. >> we're working with you on details how to your info safe. >>> plus, drama on capitol hill. a nominee for top military position defends himself against accusations of sexual assault while

usa. the united nations has called for an independent investigation into an airstrike that killed at least 44 people in a detention centre near the libyan capital, tripoli. the top un official there has described it as a possible war crime. libyan officials say forces loyal to the warlord, general haftar, are responsible. his group blames local militia. thousands of african migrants trying to reach europe are being held in libya, as the conflict there intensifies. quentin sommerville reports. they came to libya in search of an escape, but were killed before they could flee its shores. more than 100 migrants, mostly africans, were corralled inside the detention centre in east tripoli. they had nowhere to run to when it took a direct hit. dozens were killed, many more injured. they had fled their countries' war, persecution and poverty, with few possessions. in the rubble, they looked for any scraps that survived. people are still under the block, so we don't know what to say. all we know is we want the un to help people out of this place because this place is dangerous. the men and women wh

he was the usas gymnastic national team doctor and a physician at michigan state. he's serving time now for convictions in a handful of grcases, some in coness describing the actions of some organizations as a cover-up.he >> t are also profiles in cowardice and concealment because people looked the oth way, and they put medals and money above more or less. >> cing up on "nightly news" at 7:00, nbc's blayne alexander will have details from the ouport including failures by groups that shld have been protecting young athletes. sa >> sexual asult allegations overshadow e hearing today for president trump's nomination for the pentagon's second hihest military officer. today general jo hyten denied allegations of sexual assault from 2017 as h asuser sat inide the hearing room. the in front of tv cameras, army colonel katherine spletsholzer said he lied. a lengthy investigation said they found insufficient information to charge the general and they also found no evidence that his auser was lying. >> i want to state to you and to the american people in the strongest possib

they face the host nation and defending champions, usa, in nashville, with mexico waiting for the winnersnd england are through to the semi—finals of the world cup. the host nation made sure of their place in the last four by thrashing new zealand by 119 runs in durham. the blacks caps should still qualify, barring a freak result in friday's game between pakistan and bangladesh. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching. come on england, it's the biggest game so far for england! don't let the smiles fool you. england fans arrived fearing their nerves were about to be severelyjangled. beat new zealand and they would be through to the semifinals. lose, though, and their world cup could be over. pressure? well, you'd hardly have guessed it, as england's batsmen got off to a blistering start. jason roy and jonny bairstow with a blaze of boundaries. bairstow with his second century in a row. a mammoth total seemed certain. but new zealand clung to their catches and clawed their way back. england's final total of 305 still decent, but would it be enough? well, the answer was soon clear.

nick: donald trump was at the home of a made in usa business event showcasing the economic nationalism that has become a selling point of his america first presidency. but it is his white nationalism that has caused the latest political storm.er a racist twittttack on four congresswomen of color, three of whom were born in the united states. >> the president of the united states. nick: "go back to where you came ssfrom" was the e of the tweets, words he repeated from presidential podium with the white house as h. backup. prump: if you are not happy here, you can leave.s thatat i say all the time told that is what i said in a tweet which i guess some peopis thinontroversial. a lot of people love it, by the way. a lot of people love it. but if you are nohappy in the u.s., if you are complaining all thtime, very simply, you can leave. nick: these are the women he took aim at, dressed in suffrage it white during the state of the union address. the muslim congresswoman ilhan omar came here as a child from somalia. alexandria ocasio-cortez was born in new york not far from the birthplace of

charisse jones is "usa today's" national business correspondent.lly bad habit. good morning, sharice. sales and buffets are my weakness. >> mine too. >> people always ask do you want it or do you need it. >> give yourself a little break. give yourself 24 hours. do i think those sneakers are really cute or should i save my money. bring cash and leave your apple card and watch at home. that way it limits how much you can spend. if you can use your credit card, the expense is pushed off for a few weeks. if you put out $20 bills you realize what you're spending. >> it's interesting that men impulse buy more than women. >> yay, i know. >> what tactics are stores using to get us to shell out unwillingly or unwantedly. >> they give you a deal you can't refuse, 50% off, buy one, get one. they play music that makes you feel good and your defenses come down and they create a maze to get to the cash registers. you're passing the lip gloss and candy and magazines and when you get up there, you're out of money. >> is there such a thing as smart impulse buying?

he was the national team doctor of usa gymnastics and physician at michigan state. he is serving ti now for convictions in a handful of cases. >> also profiles in cowardess andoponcealment because pe looked the other way and they put medals and money ave morals. >> now lawmakers are introducing legislation designed to prevent future coverups. the bill makes sports organizations liable for failing to protect athletes. >>> children who areborn to older parents tend to have better behavior. that's according to a new study conducted in thenetherlands. researchers studied nearly 33,000 children betwhe ages of 10 and 12. they found kids with older parents were less likely to have aggressive or poor behavior. however, a parent's age did not affect a child's risk for anxiety or depression. >>> also in news 4 your health this morning, you may want to hold off while moving while you're pregnant. researchers at the university of washington found mothers who moved during their first trimester of pregnancy were mor likel have a premature birth. experts say the physical and menta

know that two and half million dollars has been diverted from funds that usually go to national parks here in the usand improve those parks, for people who enter those parks. there is some concern from the likes of the democrat, afraid that this is really going to politicise in some ways the armed forces and certainly, if you talk to some trump supporters who have gathered in this rain, this pouring rain, they will say that president trump believes that — that he is representing them, standing up for the armed forces and they believe in him as well as those who represent the us abroad. thank you for joining represent the us abroad. thank you forjoining us and updating us on the fourth ofjuly celebration at lincoln memorial, washington, dc. the bbc‘s washington correspondent, chris eichler. this weekend the us and the netherlands take to the football field for the women's world cup final. it's set to be a fierce match but there's another battle being fought on the sidelines. with audience figures increasing and sponsors clamouring to get involved, female football players are demanding to be paid — and

>>activated the attention of the nation team usa orchestrating another chapter of brilliance and ontotraight world cup final a live in the us world cup semi to make star player making repeal forced to watch due to a hamstring injury kristin press, the stand for the long started in her place. what interests across the header right into the back. one male 10 minutes in shortly after a response from england, ellen white the equalizer game on it want still in the 1st half look at this place in the us perfect to set up. for alex morgan cows very own on time with a header america takes a 2 one lead, then look at the celebration for morgan during a sip of afternoon tea as we draw most common aided late in the 2nd half penalty called on the us after of you. they would have a chance. a listen air. just a remarkable play to get the stop to one team usa, your final they are moving on to the championship match awaiting the winner of sweden and the netherlands. let's hear from or get it the on this team's journey also explaining her post goal celebration. >>they have money to keep it in to cnn may

national team play their football in the usa which can't be said for many other teams and there were 5 players who were all on the pitch at the end of this game that's krieger noids alex morgan megan rapinoe tobin heath for all of those players were playing in their 3rd world. cup final so that just shows the experience and the quality that they've got an escort there's nobody nobody anywhere near the u.s. is that is correct yeah now i think kind of encouragingly for the rest of the world there is a bit of hope and you know it's fairly well embodied in the netherlands because they were lying on leka martins in this tournament very heavily boss alone a star in just 26 and vienna meeting up with of course had a fantastic tournament she's her country's top goalscorer of all time just $22.00 and you know of course those experienced players in the u.s. for they're not going to be around for too much longer so there is hope for the rest of the world to be and it's good to hear from all supposed as thank you very much. exit polls and grace show the opposition conservative party has won the

that other semifinal is today, and that big final, world cup final with team usa the women's nationalem, can't wait to watch and perfect for the fourth of july week. we've got a lot going on. the latest on president trump's plans for the 4th, and yes, the tanks as you can see have arrived. also another national poll showing former vice president joe biden falling significantly after last week's debate and senator kamala harris rising. we've got the new numbers out of iowa as well. >>> also a controversial question about citizenship will be left off the 2020 census. president trump is calling it a sad day. we'll have more on that, and the fight over the president's personal financial information escalates with house democrats now suing the treasury department and the irs for access to the president's tax returns. but we begin with a federal judge blocking the trump administration's policy that would keep thousands of asylum seekers locked up indefinitely while they wait for their cases to be decided. a u.s. district court judge in seattle ruled yesterday the order was unconstitutional

should win which plays into the mentality problem that a lot of people mexico think that the national team has the usa is their only competition but was that not kind of shaken this year a bit with haiti and to make kind of semi corrupt how in the quarterfinals. no because did anyone be usa or mexico. just for the record mexico won the gold. medal is it the old one rail against the u.s. as you say in the finals it seems always to be that same kind of final imagine that in europe what would be the 2 teams that were supposed to be going to find your cup is now potentially this should mexico play them in the cup america 8 or that is what a lot of people said oh i was just wondering because you know the women's team won the world cup and there could have been a scenario where the grass male team went to go cup that and eventually but what about the u.s. men's team at the moment. is it all about mr she was sick that we ready have here yeah i mean talk to my team know and said that he's just like something else he's a player that you need to specially cover now postage is like the leader of a new generation

he are two editorials in today's national papers. usa today editorial board, get ready for the audio version of the molar report is the title -- mueller report is the title of their editorial. i want to hear your thoughts on phone lines for democrats, republicans, and independents. segment,s left in this but we will continue talking about the mueller report. florida, an democrat. good morning. caller: greetings. , and a koreanold war veteran. i don't want to grow under the grass until trump is no longer a factor. quotes i wishief to put on the table for comment. the first two are from john adams the second -- adams, the second president of the united states. host: why don't we just go with those two. go ahead. caller: the first one, our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. it is wholly inadequate to the government of any other. the second quote, remember, democracy never lasts long. exhausts, and, murders itself. yete never was a democracy that did not commit suicide. host: that is worn in florida. asking viewers

now to the story that has captivated the attention of the nation team usa orchestrating another chapterliance. >>and on to a 3rd straight world cup final sieglinde in the us world cup semi star player making repeal forced to watch due to a hamstring injury kristin press, the stanford alum started in her place, entrance the cross with a header. >>back of the net america up one nail 10 minutes and were tied up. >>then still in the 1st half perfect to set up for alex morgan said cows very own on time with a header. represent america takes a 2 one lead and then enjoying a sip of afternoon team what's the drama culminated late in the 2nd half penalty called on the u s he will get the chance to not at all. listen air. just a remarkable play to get the stop 2 one team usa, your final they are moving on to the championship match. waiting the winner of sweden and the netherlands. the final will be on sunday. now let's talk some warriors according to reports klay thompson underwent surgery today on his torn acl the procedure was a success and he's expected to make a full recovery in the meantime

usa. it is the nation's longest conservative study for free- market and american exceptionalism.hank you. what drives us every single day is whatever happens on college campuses will soon happen in the hall of congress. everything that i heard in that debate stage, i have been hearing for the last seven years. college campuses set the entire town of a conversation. with that, the entire political tone of the country. many years ago, i spoke at this very gathering and i made a bold prediction. i said soon, there will be someone coming into congress who , doesn'tss, young narrow it down yet, right? who is committed to the deconstruction of our country. who wants to give away everything. who believes everything before her. oops. everything before that individual was a mistake. everything in the future will be better if you give that person on the power. of course this person is alexander ocasio-cortez. all these people. were to the come from? they come from college campuses. they come from universities. we have allowed these radicals. you look at bernie sanders. he is the typical co

. >> and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god, usa, usa. >> protesters out in forcennesota after the st. louis city council decided to stop reciting the pledge of allegiance at the start of their meetings, the president has weighed in as well. let's turn to the mayor and larry o'connor to break this down, welcome to you both. my understanding is you were not for this idea but you support the council's vote. it was unanimous and the idea behind it. what is the benefit in getting rid of the pledge? >> thank you for having me, giving me an opportunity to share with everybody in america what is going on in our little city of 50,000 people. st. louis park is a fabulous community filled with a lot of people who are very patriotic, they love their country and respect the pledge of allegiance and the national anthem and what we saw monday night was the beginning of a discussion our community is having around the role of all these civic activities and how do we display our patriotism and moving forward what we are focused on is having a conversation with neighbors and residen

. >>> team usa soccer players not only female stars capturing the nation's imagination.imbledon. >> if i continue to work hard, what other success in the future. >> so good. lost today in straight sets though. the crowd gave gauff a standing ovation after the match. think she's going to be back for years to come. on the "today show." >> women are rocking itnee >> rocking it, killing it. >> before we go, jeff, tomorrow's rocking forecast? >> morning fog to start off with, cool, by the afternoon 79 degrees, go up to upper 80s by friday. saturday 90, back down to couple degrees there, overall warmer weekend moving in. headed to san francisco we do get mild by friday, saturday. into sunday with upper 60s. no matter where you go, it's going to be beautiful. >> and we're watching the parade in new york city on wednesday. >> going to be so good. >> thanks for joining us. have a great tomorrow. >> we'll see you. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: and welcome to "the jimmy fallon

should win which plays into the mentality from that a lot of people mexico think that the national team has the usa is their only competition but was that not kind of shaken this year a bit with haiti and to make kind of semi and corrupt now in the quarterfinals. no because that anyone would be the usa or mexico. just for the record make the call on the go. to mandela's if you want the old one they're looking for us as you say in the finals are you going to be that same kind of final imagine that in europe what would be the 2 teams that were supposed to be in the in the finals but your cup has no potential to this should mexico play then the cup america 8 or that is what a lot of people said that they should actually not even playing call america but switch like federations but then if mexico switches federations it makes it a lot harder for them to qualify for the world cup which is less desirable that you don't make as much money in contrast it's easier for them to like qualify for the world cup so it's better for them to stay there then it's more competition and come in call no ball so it's a re

. ♪ ["party in the usa" by miley cyrus"] >> it's our nation's birthday and there are probably plenty s also a good time to think about our feelings of patriotism and what affects them. the most recent gallup poll on the subject last summer asked, "how proud are you to be an american?" 70% said extremely or very proud. that's a large majority. but it's actually the lowest since gallup started asking the question in 2001. the highest percentage of those feeling extremely or very proud was in 2002, at 92%. when it comes to party i.d., 74% of republicans called themselves externally proud, up slightly from there before. in 2018, only 32% of democrats were extremely proud. a drop of 11 points over a year. what do you think is driving the up for republicans? >> tomi: i think republicans and conservatives have always loved this country. you would think that both political countries would love this country, and he would think we would all share in that. but sadly, the democratic party in large part has become the party of cheering on anthem kneelers and believing this country oppresses people

california but not dealing with the congestion they have from the parade. >> they are the national team, that's right, usa and the men playing their tournament as well, playing right now these days as well. westbound across the san mateo bridge, where we're not playing. this is a slower drive because of the commute. it's moving smoothly but you see the congestion building off of the east bay, that's 880. we've seen a gradual build across the dumbarton bridge. same thing for the south bay. san jose now pushing up in towards santa clara. nothing major there, also through saratoga, a build for 85. walnut creek interchange holding steady with a slight slowdown for 680 out of concord and toward the bay bridge a nice drive down the east shore freeway, for the toll plaza. the berkeley curve shows a nice clear drive. the toll plaza is the only backup you have there, low clouds. i'm guessing. i'm traffic, not weather. >>> you might be familiar with this taco bell in pacifica, it has a million-dollar view of course. it has been transformed into an all new beachfront khcantina. it will offer pop-up style food and al

usa gymnastics. you'll recall former national gymnastics team doctor was accused of molesting more than 150 young womenressional investigation's findings reveal failures by the fbi, usa gymnastics, the u.s. olympic committee and michigan state university, where the doctor worked. here's one senator. >> there are also profiles in cowa cowardice and concealment because people looked the other way and they put medals and money above morals. >> at 7:30 a.m. on the "today" show, an exclusive first look at the results of that 18-month investigation. you can also look for the story later on today.com. >>> right now at 6:00, breaking news. a busy morning for police in part of contra costa county. the reason police officers rushed to a neighborhood in rodeo overnight. >>> plus -- >> so i jumped up and ran towards him, but i didn't make it all the way. >> rushing the gunman. a brand new story of heroics out of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. you'll hear it first here on "today in the bay." >>> and punishing berkeley. the reason cal is no longer officially one of the top-ranked universities in the country. "

usa. will he make it clear that our national health service is not going to be sold to american health careompanies. mr. speaker people fear that far from wanting to take back control the new prime minister will effectively make up a battle state if trump's america. will he ask the new prime secretary to prioritize the release of mezzanine and is he working with european partners to restore the i ran nuclear deal in d escalate tension in the gulf? mr. speaker that changed and austerity, tackle inequality, resolve brexit and tackle the climate emergency are what will define the new prime minister. instead we have a hard right cabinet staking everything on tax cuts for the few and the reckless race to the bottom brexit. he says he has nerve and ambition. our country does need -- not need arm waiving bluster but confidence, seriousness and after a decade of his policies for the few to locus on the interest of so many. mr. speaker i make one important point that is worth making which is under no circumstances will we agree to any deal, any free trade deal to put the nhs on the table. i would re

actually supports exactly what the women's national team for the usa is saying and what women want, equalitywise. not only women but dads, sons, everyone. it's an equal pay thing. equal opportunity. so i'll be looking forward to what happens next. >> all right, michelle akers. let's continue the conversation here on cnn. we'll have you back. thank you for taking the time. and, obviously, a huge congrats to the women's world cup winning team. >>> let's turn now to another developing story right now. billionaire and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein is locked up in a federal prison in new york city and is expected to be in court tomorrow after his arrest yesterday. epstein has been indicted on new charges related to alleged sex crimes involving minors. they add the alleged crimes happened between 2002 and 2005 in both new york and palm beach, florida. epstein was convicted of similar crimes in 2008. but he avoided a possible federal life sentence after cutting the deal of a lifetime with federal prosecutors. he only ended up serving 13 months in a county jail. joining us with more on this lat

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this specific incident was reported in an article in the national paper "usa today," it was our colleague congresswoman annette baragon who had been on a congressional tour at the southern border, specifically at ursula detention center. do you know how many u.s. citizen children are in border patrol custody and how long are they detained for? >> those are few and far between and i do believe that in that instance that this was a child with an illegal alien mother who the mother and the child were released on their own recognizance. i will confirm that that is the case. those instances are few and far between. i don't have an exact number for you, but it does happen from time to time. >> if you could get back to us as well, i would love to know how many u.s. citizen at any given time including currently are in border patrol custody and the average time that they are detained and the process that they must go through to get released. >> and once again, if they are in with a parent, we are going to work through processing the parent accordingly and then work to -- if it's a family unit in p

women's national team. >> team usa celebrating their second straight world cup title. captain meghan rapinoe put the u.s. ahead with this penalty kick in the second half. it was beautiful to see. minutes later rose lavell scored to put them ahead 2-0. now a new battle awaits them. a legal fight for equal pay and treatment. sident brandi chastain says the lawsuit could change this game forever. >> players that i just have embraced, even though i think sometimes they're controversial like a meghan rapinoe or alex morgan, i feel like what they're trying to do is for the greater good, so i'm all in for that. >> fifa recently announced it did double the women's prize money to $60 million, but that is far less than the $440 million for the men's prize. >>> more on that here, because meghan rapinoe spoke about the team's legacy and campaign for equal pay. >> taking that fight off the field, making things better for not only ourselves, but for everyone, i think we're a leader in the world game and pushing the women's game forward and demanding more. >> the team will intermedia

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usa wins their fourth world cup! >> the united states women's national soccer team has won the fifa world cup. e of 2-nothing. or 2 nil as they would say in soccer terms. i'm mike emmanuel in for eric shawn. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. arthel: i'm arthel neville. today's victory marks the second consecutive time the women's team has hoisted the trophy and a record fourth time