and 17 years old are voting in austria and norway and some parts of unit kingdom this issue caught our attention with the 3 percent of central voters registered to vote in the - 85 percent went to the polls recently in california our state senator senator leno has had the amendment to allow the youth to participate in the election. >> the slide sorry about that the national picture how unfortunately, the united states has poor voter turnout 40 percent vote during the midterm elections and this is not compared well to the nations that average to 90 percent turnout nationally our turnout rate is the lowest since world war ii and we have the lowest in the age group with 2008 presidential election recent years it's been at the all-time low 56 percent voids last november and 29 in the november before the june elections are lower still in san francisco voter turnout is the lowest in the two neighborhoods that have the highest concentration of families the bayview and visitacion valley many children are living in household their families don't vote 29 percent were born outside of the united s

. capturing his second grand slam title. women's world cup from canada, norway thailand. look at this fancy footwork. the pass, a beautiful header. norway is the winner, 4-0. the u.s. plays australia tomorrow. final round of the memorial, and this is what it has come to for tiger woods. he had to play the final round by himself because there was an odd number of players. two double bogeys. tiger finishes to over 74, 14 over for the tournament. his worst performance as a professional. nascar, the pocono 400, snapping a 69 winless streak. tiger is struggling. >> marty, i take you as my husband. >> copper pipes and elbows. horace: marty and kelly met at work at a home depot in phoenix. they decided to share their love for each other and their employer by getting married at work. the ceremony took place in the garden section surrounded by their coworkers. one more check of the forecast. devon: we are under a risk for severe storms. an enhanced risk. damaging wind gusts over 58. heat and humidity coming back. >>tt2wút&mút4 bt@q-jl tt2wút&mútút4 "a@q=f( tt2wút&mút4 bm@q6m$ tt4wút&mÃ

he push for eu reform. could the so-called in norway option be an option for britain? it has membership of the european area. find out, we are joined by the norwegian foreign minister. good morning. glad to see you. the question we are trying to figure out in the u.k. right now. should we be more like you? is it a good idea? guest: i have to admit norway is very much relying on the eu when the eu and the euro area does well euro -- norway does well. it is crucial we are successful in reviving economic. britain is important. in many ways britain had a no-nonsense attitude when it comes to the eu focusing on economic reforms. and for britain, it is important that the eu does well. the most important export market. do you want to be there around the table as a big power, as the united kingdom or do you want to go for another kind of option that norway has opted for? our histories are so different it is difficult to compare. francine: would it make a difference to you if a britain was to leave the u.k.? germany wants pro-economic reform and very liberal and business that does bus

next face norway. >> it's a protect start for us. there is nothing to complain about, and with regard to norway, we can say that they're also very good in their one-on-ones and it won't be so easy to get through the defense. we know that. the ivory coast played a little differently than the number of other teams. they came out quite a bit and it was easier to get behind their lines. and we know that that will not happen against norway. they won't let us. >> speaking of norway they're also in good tournament head of the cash of the 4-0 win over tie lapped. on monday we'll see japan begin their title against switzerland. cameroon will meet ecuador and sweden will face nigeria. >>> canada is giving women's football a profile like never before but it is a sport where it can be the fiercest opponent that any players gets to face. we'll go to edmonton, one of the six host cities. >> the road to taking part in a world cup is never likely to be an easy one. but for female footballers rival fans and opposing teams can be among the smallest problems. >> discrimination is still an issue at all l

seen our program? we are seen in norway. you said, i don't watch much television. what do you do with your time? are you writing constantly? karl: i write a lot and i have four children. that is my life. writing and being with my family. charlie: are you surprised by what has happened? this is your life and your struggle. karl: absolutely shocked when this thing happened. i wrote it completely innocently for myself, by myself. charlie: what does that mean? karl: i was sitting in my own room writing about my own life. i never thought anyone would be interested, not even my friends. i was in -- i was embarrassed when i gave it to my editor. the publishing house did not expect anything. it was a low print of the first edition. nobody thought anything would happen. charlie: one out of every 10 people in norway has read it. what is it? karl: i have no idea. it feels like -- there is a certain identification. there is a woman in san francisco that said, how do you manage to write about the indian american woman? charlie: you were in my heart. karl: that has to do with my experience wit

that? >> i would love to go up there. >>> well, coming up here, germany and norway face-off in the world cup and the rangers and the a's went head to head today at the coliseum. it wasn't even close. scott reiss is up next with sports. >>> working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. are you there? >> i believe i am. what experts are saying about the chances that el nino will bring us rain. also get ready to get jealous. learning more about kim kardashian's birthday gift for her husband. p.m. on tv 36 . >>> there is not much left of candlestick park. so strange looking at it. sky fox 2 flew over the former home of the 49ers and giants this morning. only two small sections remain. demolition crews have been taking it apart since february. a mall, homes and a hotel are planned for the site with construction starting in 2017. >> so many memories. >>> scott is here now with sports. talking baseball. a's have a streak. >> they are toying with us a little bit. are they teasing us again or have they turned it around? that is the question. they rediscovered their mojo last two games. yester

years old will are vote as seen isn't there the criticize that are allowed to referendum like norway and germany and uc and austria this is shown by the 16 and 17 he remember recommendation and turnout to vote this also is true in the united states that have allowed it chicago primary and many maryland where 16 and 17 years old showed up 4 times as older voters. >> on the countries you've listed that have the votes are there restrictions on the vote such the ones that be restrictions on the youth in san francisco. >> i'm not sure about the restrictions in place. >> what restriction are here. >> for example the youth is only for municipal you'll not been able to vote on state or national politics and the question in norway or brazil and other countries so. >> so all the countries the working k they're on allowed to vote in local but in argentina i can vote like on the local elections without a problem. >> it sounds the youth vote is extended there is some limitations where it is just municipal like what we're taken care of here over and over you mentioned argentina it is national; is

from local 1225. >> norway reign do i want to. >> it's in the letter summary. >> yes. there was a letter from the ibw challenging the ceqa analysis behind the community choice segregation and a resistance response from barbara hale pointing out that they presume that this commission had approved the enterex report and the local build out as part of that, in fact, no action was taken at puc lafco meeting so for now that's the response that was provides water and i know people are still revving the package that they sent in. >> okay. thank you. >> any other comments on this item. >> vacationed. >> any public comments on communications. >> the pin. >> that comes next. >> sorry. >> okay now moving along to item 6 with outlet commission business well, i have a presentation to make and this is for you commissioner moran. >> i think i have this right although you've been on the commission for seven years this is a presentation of your 5, 6, 7 years service it is a pin for 5 years of service although we're two years late (laughter) i don't have anything to do with that. >> it takes to yea

soccer news. norway and germany have finished with a one-all draw. anchor: scoring six minutes into the match but in the 61st minute a free kick for norway. germany remained at the top of the group and go on to meet thailand. that match coming up on monday. anchor: that is all for now. thanks for watching. anchor: stay with dw. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ÷gp÷ pital. the man once viewed as a possible candidate for the french presidency, dominique strauss-kahn, is acquitted in involvement in a prostitution ring. a second round of flogging for the saudi arabian blogger has been postponed again. also as well, the israeli investigation says the missile test that killed four young boys last year with a tragic accident, saying they mistook them for gunmen.

one comes to us from norway where this goes viral. a young 23-year-old went fishing. he was out there enjoying a day on the boat with his buddies and they go floating in the water with fly suits and seethey go floating in the water. we get a great view. he minds himself his own business and has a cod. >> where do you keep the fish? >> he had nothing. >> he kept the fish. he's planning on grilling it but that's how they do it in norway. >>> it's time to reveal that another sibling is expected. you never know how your other children are going to react. >> give me the camera. >> this is a gender reveal moment of a family of five children four girls, one boy. the little boy the youngest. he's 7 years old. he's tate. so here comes the big reveal and it's going to be in the form of colored balloons? >> ready? it's a girl. >> another girl. >> look at his face. i feel so much for him. >> and look at the girls. they're going nuts. his sisters are so excited. then watch what he does. he's just wanting to make sure there aren't any blue balloons in the can. >>> now, in the next video, we also ha

center. to soccer news. norway and germany have finished with a one-all draw. anchor: scoring six minutes into the match but in the 61st minute a free kick for norway. germany remained at the top of the group and go on to meet thailand. that match coming up on monday. anchor: that is all for now. thanks for watching. anchor: stay with dw. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] this program is brought to you in part by :

women's world cup history. 31 minutes. look at the final score 10-0. >> >> thailand and norway. norwegians -- 34th minute, 2-0 norway norway wins 4-0. >> >> breakthrough performance on the nascar circuit for the guy who hadn't won in two years. >> what happened to this guy. how would it effect the outdumb of the memorial. it had all make sense -- coming up. pwhrapb. for over 60,000 california foster children it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. >>> the golf gods work in mysterious ways. golf players have mysterious gifts. what a sequence of events in the final round of the memorial. jack's tournament, a lot of bizarre history. san jose -- back in 1976 in a playoff third hole of the playoff, he shangs it, but goes off onto the green, wound up winning the tournament. back to today, here's justin rose. needs a par to force a playoff. this second shot from a bunker shangs it, but he hits the guy in the

anything would happen. >> now one out of every ten people in norway has read it. >> yes crazy. it was like-- . >> rose: what is it? >> i have no idea. but it feels like when it takes on here in the u.s. like-- there is a certain kind of identification. >> rose: that's exactly-- i was going to say recognition but identification. >> there was one woman in san francisco, how do you manage to write about the indian american woman because that is what you have been doing, you know. i said no i have been writing about the scandinavian middle-aged man wrz the indian american. >> she said that. >> rose: you were in my soul in my head in my heart. >> yeah, something like that. and i think that has to do with, you know my experience with this project is i set out to try to find out who am i. >> rose: who are you. >> yes. and that was the project. how did i became the man i am, you know. how did it happen. what is the identity what is it to be someone. and i thought i would just be as private and intimate as i could and be as true as i could to myself. and i thought this was-- . >> rose: ibt

additional to the resolution. >> norway reign city attorney's office yes. i he was out on vacation there's a text we use in the resolve clause you authorize the general manager to negotiate and execute on amendment not to execute and this amendment is not the text of that is not before you or on the commission secretaries file your authorizing the general manager to negotiate the terms under which they'll use those funds not to actually execute something not written yet so the amendment will be and the resolve clause to add in the second after the first authorizes the general manager of the sfpuc to insert the word negotiate and execute this amendment in the amount of not to exceed $300,000, etc. >> i'll move that amendment. >> second. >> >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the motion carries. >> now may i have have a motion. >> i'll move the whole item as amended. >> i'll second. >> >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the motion carries thank you. >> next item please. item 11 approve of the summation agreement for the existing contract from cb example government soluti

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brits taking on norway. lucy brawns with an amazing goal. how about that? england defeated norway. one more time with the right foot. yep got it. goalie tip in. it's good as england beats norway 2-1. your play and shot of the day. >>> and coming up, the saga surrounding deflate-gate heads to a major hearing today. why tom brady's fight with the nfl may be far from over. >> reporter: now would you report your neighbor for setting off fireworks and make him pay a fine? you can soon get that chance if a new law passes in san jose. i'm kilt doe, we've -- kiet ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ >>> some big flames rimming through an -- ripping through an east bay home seriously injuring man inside. we're live at the scene with details. >>> triple digits are moving back in the forecast, we'll tell you exactly which day to expect it. >>> and it's getting crowded now over at the bay bridge toll plaza. where the metering lights are about to be switched on.

, norway, and the netherlands. the u.s. is committed to the defense of europe. a navals launching operation to stop human traffickers in unseaworthy boats. 100,000 migrants have entered europe this year. 2000 are dead are missing. dozens of boats are launched each week. that is a look at the top stories this hour. last week the senate passed a bill that would authorize the air force to buy more fighter jets from lockheed martin. the program includes state-of-the-art mission simulators provided by law key. mark: -- lockheed. can experience fighting the machines. cory johnson traveled to orlando, florida to take some flying lessons. cory: before our troops are supported, -- the plate, the latest technology is deployed to simulate the sound and movement of combat. blurring the line between practice and the real thing and all of this tech emanates from orlando, florida. single persont a that has deployed over the last 12 years to afghanistan or iraq that was not trained on a device that was conceived and delivered from here in central florida. cory: all four branches of the military l

our coverage of the 2015 fifa women's cup continue continues. norway takes on thailand followed by germany battling the ivory coast. monday don't miss team usa's first game, as they battle australia, plus games all weekend long on foxsports1 and fox sports 2 j all streaming live on fox sports go. mike makes his way to the dugout after a visit. fox sports supports, proud to team up with ayso, the world's largest soccer club, go to ayso.org/play to find your region and sign up for your fall team today. bases loaded, one out for teixeira. bases deep. strike one, good fastball at 94. >> tom: is that gene passed on to throw 94? does he say, here, take this son. >> down in the dirt, one ball one strike. >> like thor's dad here's a hammer you know let me give you a 95 miles an hour fastball. >> joe: that would be a good curveball if he passed the hammer on. 1-1 the count. sac fly and single tonight. up on the count 2-1. >> you have to believe teixeira has fastball. bases loaded first pitch, got the fastball almost hit it out. >> joe: looking for number 10. with one out. 2-2. 2-2. >> he go

office in oslo norway july 22nd, 2011. two hours later anders brefic opened fire on a summer camp in victoria island. >> translation: the man was standing upright, dressed as a policeman and pretended me was there to help us trying to lure us closer. >> reporter: 77 were killed. the youngest. >> translation: my thoughts are with those wounded and those that lost their lives. i ensured everything possible is done to help the victims. especially those in a critical condition >> reporter: it led to a tightening of norway's terror laws. it was also a result of a u.k. massacre. thomas killed handguns to kill five and 6-year-olds and their game teacher at doesn't blame primary school. >> the scene that met us in the hall, in the gym was appalling. one's worst nightmare. i can't get the images out of my head yet. i think that was some time. it was an appalling matter. >> reporter: the private ownership of handguns is banned in britain, and the u.k. has some of the toughest gun laws. >> weeks after doesn't plain 29-year-old martin bryant used semi-automatic riving to kill 70 people on the se

on ducting it's own exercises at the same time of norway, sweden finland. russia has included military personnel on what it describes as special operations operations in peacetime as a state secret. disclosing details of a soldiers being killed could now put you hyped bars. in are a recently released to report it said it is proof that the russian military is operating in eastern ukraine. one of the authors of that report boris nentsov was shot dead before it was published. a close associate to nentsov is in hospital fighting for his life. it's believed he was poisoned. there are reported violations being committed by both sides. russia said it has the right to conduct military maneuvers wherever it wants in its territory despite the sensitivity of the time and place. al jazeera. near the russian-ukrainian border. >> coming up, a draft for a new global climb deal is, we have reporters on the front line of climate change. >> this is the kind of experiments. years of isolation the collapse of the soviet union has a dwindling supply of fossil fuels, and it has ready dickcally alte

farm fertilizer and to help with the business fleet in oswald norway so the group was able to touch the end product at each the wastewater treatments and understand the types of bio solid materials the southeast plant will produce and looked at the power and heat facilities to help to highlight what you do with the maximizing of the digesters and so for lessons learned the team learned the hydraulic process provides a golden opportunity to help to meet the objectives as mentioned include a system that the fits on a constrained site and odors contained within the system and production of a class a solids sf puc can take pride in and we've got commitment and responses manufacturers to provide startup assistance and operator training assistance so where are we're going the team is the project team is moving towards completing the csr with the hydraulic process as part of the workshops u upgrades. >> i have a question how old or neutrality is this. >> i was really surprised when you look at it and pick it up we were in a shed filled with this material is it smells less than garden effor

germany, norway, or sweden where they get a better reception and can hope to become integrated. reporter: this family is also hoping for a change in attitude from italian authorities. they've been trying to take in a nigerian refugee, but so far without success. for now, the boy has been transferred to a reception center in another city. maccari: we want to help but have received no reply from the authorities. that is hard to take. a boy is waiting, and we can do nothing about it. everything is ready and waiting. joseph will sleep here. we will put a bed in here. this will be his room, right next to his sisters'. my daughters are already expecting him. reporter: here's a picture that should help him feel at home. maccari: the kids cannot wait. on weekends, they want so much to be together. reporter: every day, the family hopes the letter will come telling them that joseph can live with them. de pasquale: it can take a lot of patience and commitment before foster parents in italy can take and a young refugee. it can soon turn into a personal mission because otherwise visiting al

norway have lowered they're voting ages to allow the teenagers to take part in the process pursue i've spoken at a rally we share a passion for government we've been awarded an opportunity to contribute to our community, however, since we don't have the right to vote our impact a limited 16 is a great place to vote we drive and pay taxes plus once you start voting and 16 they may continue to vote at 8 and beyond i maybe turning 18 in a matter of months i hope this legislation passes so the next generation has this right to vote thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> hi i'm available to answer any questions you may have david i'm also a male appointee from the san francisco commission i'm here to talk about why the voting age should be lowered we as said from my colleagues in our school abraham lincoln we have a certified family, however, instead of run by faculty and staff they'll give to to student government we're in charge of posting the entire event and organizing the schedule and organizing other activities how does this relate the reason

about europe. i'm talking about the uk and norway. we spend so much more. our care is so much worse. fewer people involved so it's not going to happen. >> i'll make my bet on the hots and the doctors here versus europe any day of the week. >> to be fair it was never really first class. it was like domestic first class. it was never concord. it was this kind of expensive, not the greatest. >> okay. that's got to be the last word. thanks, guys. "cahin' in" just over an hour from now. what do you have coming up eric? >> hi brenda. terror threats are mounting so why are we scrambling this weekend to do a deal with the biggest sponsor of terror? >>> plus college kids can't tell the difference between real political candidates and outrageous fake ones. does that spell trouble for america's future? we play the tape, you decide. see you at 11:30. >>> up here first, fox on top of an irs over the top. first the e-mails were deleted, now the backup tapes erased? >> they destroyed evidence. we haven't even got into the content of the e-mails. we're just trying to get them to actually read amend

movement over norway being defiant in parliament. there is a package that was that the heart of the recent turmoil. it came after hours of fiery debate. people were arguing over the right to vote for 5 million people. representing the democratic party i oppose this motion by the secretary for the constitutional mainland affairs. >> the bill needed at least 47 votes to part. after many pro-signers all walked out the proposed package would have allowed hong kong residents to directly elect their leader for the first time since 1917. the rejection of the bill in parliament they want to go further and reform the constitution. >> we should try to figure out how to get these trends to occur. >> the announcement of the the beijing backed plan lungs hong kong into the worst chaos since 1957. >> time now for the latest business news. we learn more on the greek debt. >> yes that is right dealing with the lunchtime in europe all week. as it disappeared. from the disagreement they have had before. we only deal with one half a percent. it is almost two and three quarter going into a 20% of the m

-long halibut in norway, because it was so big, he couldn't get in the boat. >> he jumped into the freezing waters to pose for a picture with the fish. now, we say landing it, he did not attempt to keep it. he was going to toss it back anyway. this thing could have made about 250 filets. >> it doesn't count for t.j. unless it's on his dinner plate. >> you know what you could do with that fish? we could do with that fish? a national halibut day. >> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everybody else, you're stuck with me and this young lady. >>> and coming up, we have a couple inviting strangers to their wedding, and yes, you can buy a ticket to this thing. s, you can buy a ticket to this thing. ew kitchen get some sleep. if you want beautiful results, you know where to go - angie's list. now everyone can get highly rated service even without a membership. you can shop special offers or just tell us what you need and we'll help you find a local company to take care of it. angie's list is there for all your projects, big and small. pretty. come see what the new angie's li

your time, the king of norway was coming and somebody said where can we have it. isn't it too bad we don't have a palace. i said we do have a palace. they said where? city hall. i said let's wake them up. we are moving in. i went to the mayor and said we have to do something about the judges. they don't like the noise. he said tell them to play golf. i said with all respect, mayor, can you tell them to play golf. with this administration with mayor lee and people coming from around the world. this has been a place to be proud of to show case our city. they are not here for just parties but for doing business and exchanging ideas. i remember after that, there have been many kings, presidents, prime ministers and kings and princesses and from china. we had thousands of people here. i don't think we had the fire chief. not invited. so it was really quite an affair to have the premier of china. a few days later i got a call from the white house. mike lieber. he said i have good and bad news. he said the premier of china had dinner with the president ronald regan in the white house. i sai

theirs like double shaming. >>> this is in norway. the guy we're seeing worked for a company called norwegian rock support. he's up there with his school basically trying to knock down loose rock preventing things like landslides rock slides. there's a roadway down below. you see him clearing out debris. >> i've seen videos like this before. they do it here in the states as well but it's a dangerous job, almost like scraping the plaque off the teeth of the mountain. >> watch how dangerous. you see him knock debris and take a step back. oh! holy smokes. >> wow. >> he could have easily been on that rock. >> well he was all tied in. >> if you're tied into that it doesn't matter. >> well i think they know what they're doing, but still, that's scary. >> wow, completely unexpected. you see those rocks, huge boulders land down on the road below. fortunately that roadway was closed no risk of having any cars or people on that road but i think this guy was even surprised by this. >>> the bat's trapped and got to be wondering -- how did i get in this glass cage? we asked the tough question, n

.) our first administrator candice d lee for norway regular early education school she's a fourth generation san franciscan and complutd went to lowell high school and worked in education over 419 years serve as a head start toddler education court reported and the last 18 years of sfusd site administrator in early education what you got? >> (inaudible). >> oh, outdoor land tickets. (clapping.) >> yeah. >> great. >> i'm sure you'll have something in our goodies that candice is willing to trade thank you and congratulations (clapping) our next principle ms. sophie lee from sunset elementary school (clapping) sophie grew up in chinatown a dedicated educator for 40 years (clapping.) poor thing you were not yelling 59 children were you just checking (laughter) our next principle is it lee the principle frank middle school he's a third-generation san franciscan grew up in the north beach chinatown neighborhood where he's a principle and tended francisco middle school and norman did you you're a francisco; right? >> four years as principle after 5 years he's worked as a teacher at dean

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imports from norway and other nations stop, so many of them are now begacking local fishermen's claims that limited fishing resources should be consumed at home and not abroad. some russian cabinet members are banning drift net fishing. >> domestic fishery companies are facing a crisis because we allot quotas to foreign countries. drift net fishing must be banned. >> reporter: observers believe putin will sign the bill into law and they say it could impact relations between the two neighbors. kim yana, nhk world, russia. >>> health authorities in southern pakistan say the heat wave has killed 1,130 people. many people are blaming the government for the serious power outages that they say have caused more people to suffer from heat stroke. the heat wave is still affecting karachi and surrounding areas. the city is pakistan's largest and its economic hub. the mercury reached 45 degrees celsius last weekend. sea winds eased the temperatures somewhat on thursday but the largest hospital in karachi continued to receive people suffering from heat stroke. >> translator: thank god my son was s

all the way from norway is yucky. explain what it is you're gearing up for free fly of the world. >> it's a new concept i've just recently thought of. pretty much travel around the world and do nice free flying routines in amazing landscape and create a little bit more our style on the flying. >> tell is howus how you do this upside down head first at velocity. >> we use the wind tunnel to train our bodies. we train on specific skills in the tunnel and then we adapt that. >> this was switzerland and it's amazing. what else is on your wish list? >> we want to pass by the statute in rio with similar style of flying. we want to film all of this stuff in virtual reality as well. and then going to be one of the stops, the dream after that is the himalayas. >> does stuff like this still give you a rush? >> i love it as much as the wings of fly siesy siesing or surfing. i do a lot of sports. free fly the world stuff has paid for what i'm usedo doing. uhe of danger? what could go wrong? >> in this case the only danger is if we hit each other and pass out. doesn't have an emergency opener

underage refugees have been housed has been inadequate. that's why many have moved on to germany, norway, or sweden, where they get a better reception and can hope to become integrated. reporter: this family is also hoping for a change in attitude from italian authorities. they've been trying to take in a nigerian refugee, but so far without success. for now, the boy has been transferred to a reception center in another city. maccari: we want to help but have received no reply from the authorities. that is hard to take. a boy is waiting, and we can do nothing about it. everything is ready and waiting. joseph will sleep here. we will put a bed in here. this will be his room, right next to his sisters'. my daughters are already expecting him. reporter: here's a picture that should help him feel at home. maccari: the kids cannot wait. on weekends, they want so much to be together. reporter: every day, the family hopes the letter will come telling them that joseph can live with them. de pasquale: it can take a lot of patience and commitment before foster parents in italy can take and a young

shot it's blocked. and the handball. it was from almost this same spot that norway was able to score against germany to tie that game at one. >> aly: here's a look at it. it is a tough call i don't know that her body is any bigger. >> justin: it's the second one right there. >> aly: fair enough. and this is that distance, it's so hard for a player to get the ball up and over the wall and down under the frame of the crossbar. >> justin: marozsan had a good look earlier for germany on one. from about this distance a little more of an angle. >> aly: the angle gives you more distance to get that dip. it's all about geometry justin. >> was not good at that. angerer barking at her team. we will play two 15s regardless of what happens. henry, over it. that one is clocked. shot is taken by majri. on the counter. behringer coming on, kshlt get to it. lays it out wide diani gets it out wide. throw-in for france. and a substitution now for france this is the final substitution of the game. my only question with these substitutions, if we play and go to penalty kicks, you've taken out the

get to see a moose outside our window every day. >>> this video from norway shows you just how exciting a moose encounter can be. exciting or terrifying. you choose your words. the reason this guy should be worried, what we don't see is there's a moose calf off in the distance. we know you do not upset mama moose. >> oh! >> you see our guy behind the camera? john t. peterson. he hides behind a tree. that works. >> you do not want to be rammed by a moose. that would hurt. >>> it's a bit hard to make out what's going on in this video. car s cars going left, right and appeari to try to get around this mounty in the middle of the intersection. there's more to this video than meets the eye as he starts directing traffic. well it's quite clearly not his job. he's just there, wearing a t-shirt, jeans and flip-flops. >> he doesn't seem to be very effect g to him. they think he's a crazy guy in the middle of the intersection. >> he's actually a good samaritan. what happened in the busy intersection all the traffic lights were out. he decided to get out there. after 45 minutes of no poli

are going to say look what happened in norway several years ago, but clearly the statistics point out that developed countries on par with the united states have stricter gun-control laws and do not suffer from the same kind of horrific crimes that we just witnessed here over the course of the last 24 hours, and mass killings that have occurred by one count some 21 times during the course of the last six and a half years during the obama administration, morgan. >> 21 times. mike thanks so much for being with us. let's go now to a quick break, and remember, you can always follow us on line at aljazeera.com. surprise us... >> wow, these are amazing... >> techknow, where technology meets humanity! only on al jazeera america >>> the supreme court has ruled that license plates are in fact government speech. in a 5-4 decision the justices said that texas can refuse to issue certain groups vanity plates. there was a battle over the right of states to let drivers choose specialty license plates which bare memorial confederate flags. texas deemed the plates offensive. jonathan betz has more on