as nightfall and developed a national harbor, so did the celebration. >> usa, usa, usa! jay: usa 5, japan 2. >> we cap to the momentum and proof the world we are the best. jay: during last year's men's world cup, a lot of games on the jumbotron at national harbor the place was packed. hard to believe the biggest sporting event so far the crowd they had for the women's final. jay korff, abc 7 news. kellye: they were fired up, and a lot of happy faces. the road to the gold was anything but easy, but robert orton joins us. these ladies were on fire right out of the gate, robert burton. robert: we would looking at the tv, they all scored again, we were confused. it was a good confused. team usa had been waiting for this night since 2011 after going down to japan in the world cup finals. tonight it was not about revenge , or it did not exactly seem that way, especially for carly lowell, relentless from the spark. she got the americans on the board in the third minute, quick, and the u.s. never looked back. in 10 minutes, the exclamation point, the shot from midfield, the hat

senate gavel backend for procedural votes on the usa freedom act. live coverage on c-span2 f three provisions that will expire at midnight tonight. section 215 business records section 206 roving wiretap authority and the lone wolf provision. unfortunately, those efforts were unsuccessful. the lone wolf and roving wiretap provisions however are not i repeat not the subject of controversy with the house bill. so i would propose that we extend at least the lone wolf and the roving wiretap authorities while we continue to litigate the differing views on section 215. more specifically, i would propose that we extend those two provisions lone wolf and roving wiretaps for up to two weeks. soap mr. president having said that, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of a bill which is at the desk to extend the expiring provisions he related to lone wolf and roving wiretaps for two weeks, and that the bill be ready a third time and passed,

>> teletÓn usa 2015! >> transmitiendo en vivo de cosa cosa. >> que aporte puede cambiar vidas, lleg ♪ ♪ johnny: ahora vamos a la informaciÓn de los deportes, vamos a verlo que nos tiene nuestra compaÑera ana cathy. ana cathy: ya estamos listos para platicar de deportes y especÍficamente de fÚtbol, porque ya estÁn listas las semifinales, hubo un duelo entre pumas y amÉrica, pumas aprovechÓ muy bien las 2 expulsiones que sufriÓ amÉrica para golearlo 3-0. un partido que realmente amÉrica empezÓ jugando bien el encuentro y tuvo dominado pumas, pero despuÉs con goles de herrera y alcoba, lograron abrir el marcador frente a una mÉdica que habÍa perdido 3 hombres, sufriÓ 2 expulsiones. johnny: los otros encargaron de rematarlos, fue en el estadio azteca, ¿verdad? ana cathy: fue en el estadio azteca, en el partido de ida, la vuelta, los pumas serÁn locales, lo que harÁ que sea muy pesado para que amÉrica... johnny: tv es que la amÉrica tiene esperanzas? ana cathy: siento decirlo, pero creo

. >> usa usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa,. >> don't hurt him, don't hurt him. you can get a mile but don't hurt him. we don't want anybody getting hurt. don't get hurt. >> but that's what freedom of speech, it's all all freedom of speech, you know that. [inaudible] >> they are great. that is what the country is all about. we have to be able to speak and every once in a while be a little bit disruptive. it doesn't take long. it doesn't take long. so, let me finish the story, thank you. too bad we had to throw them out but sometimes you have to throw people out. [applause]. look at that sign. look at the size of that sign, can you believe that? wow. thank you. beautiful. [applause]. i think i'll tell my people, let's bring that home, and by the way we have plenty of time tonight. i'm here all night. you know, you know tomorrow night we are in jacksonville florida, we have at least 15000 people, probably 20000 people tomorrow night. so it is going to be good. things are happening. so anyway, so it has to do with the country. so i go into this room and i say fellas

♪ teletÓn usa ♪ ♪ vamos a lograr sin duda alguna ♪ tenemos que donar ♪ ♪ teletÓn usa ♪ ♪ es momento de actuar ♪ teletÓn usa ♪ ana: gracias chicos, vamos estar conectados con ustedes desde los angeles, vero en miami, su servidor en chicago, y apoyando nuestro querido eric que estÁ con nosotros porque vamos a hablar "sin rollo ni tapujos" instagram ha revolucionado nuestra vida, y tambiÉn a los recién nacidos, los nombres del 2015 fueron sacados de los nombres de los filtros de la foto, ¿es una broma o una tendencia? lo vamos a discutir en "sin rollo ni tapujos", que el niÑo venezolano de 8 aÑos que triunfa en las redes sociales, este lunes comenzamos la semana con una gran sorpresa, porque crece la familia y te revelamos quiÉn de nosotros estÁ en la dulce espera, ah caray! no se vayan, ya regresamos, la doctora nazi -nancy estÁ con nosotros. [ ladrando ] ¿esos son... ¡hey, ustedes! ¡stormtroopers! ¡alto! ¡por acá! ¡vamos! ¡síganlos! bb-8! [ bip bip ] ¡por aquí! ¿a dónde se fueron? ¡se fueron por allá! ¡por allá! ¡se fueron por allá! ¡no puedo creer que

usa. to be ms. usa, to try to win the chance to be ms. universe, you don't get to show any particular talent or skill. you just have to compete in evening gowns, there is a swimsuit competition, but there is also an interview. and sometimes the interview is hard. >> in recent weeks, the u.s. has released five detainees from guantanamo in exchange for one u.s. soldier held captive in afghanistan. the u.s. policy is to leave no soldier behind. do you think it's fair to sacrifice or swap lives in order to uphold this policy? >> i am glad that we got our guy back. however, i do not feel it was right that we subject ourself to these acts of terrorism. i do agree with our guy being back, but however, i do not think we should subject ourselves. thank you. >> nailed it. so that's ms. usa. ms. usa is part of the ms. universe organization. it also includes something called ms. teen usa. to compete in ms. teen usa, you have to be between 14 years old and 18 years old and good at saving all your after school ice cream scooping money to spend on the e

vote for the usa freedom act at this point. but voted against keeping the reauthorization of the usa patriot act. hillary, where does she stand, glenn greenwald? >> it is a huge mystery. i heard -- her tactic seems to be to take no position on anything controversial until she is forced to. if you look at hillary clinton's record of the past decade, she is one of percent in the camp of the democratic party hawks. she was behind patriot act reauthorization in 2005, and then again in 2010. she was part of an administration that oversaw massive expansion of nsa spying. she is never uttered a word to suggest she is at all bothered by any of it. although she is consistent with her general tactics, currently refer used to say what she thinks on this matter, i think you can infer from her long history, not in the past but in the very recent past, that she is fully supportive of this regime of spying. amy: i want to thank you for much for being with us, glenn greenwald, kilis are prize-winning journalist, one of his recent pieces for th

so that's miss usa. miss usa is part of the miss universe organization. it also includes something called miss teen usa. to compete in miss teen usa, you have to be between 14 years owed and 18 years old and good at saving all your after school ice cream scooping money to spend on those evening gowns. those evening gowns are not cheap. take it from me. so that's the umbrella of miss universe pageants. miss teen usa, miss usa, miss universe, to the to be confused with miss america. >> the very first ms. universe was from finland, pageant as you can tell, has been around for a long time, since 1952. it's only in the last couple decades, since 1996, that that family of beauty pageants, teen usa, usa, and universe, only since 1996, that those pageants have been partially owned by this man. real estate developer donald trump. he bought a stake in that family of beauty pageants, the miss universe family of beauty pageants in 1996. and since that year, being in the beauty pageant business has been one very visible part of donald trump's public profile. mr. trump

go usa. go scarlet knights. hashtag jersey pride. >> now, in other news this morning, the fire marshall called out to the scene of house fire in chester delaware county broke out 200 block of east ninth street about 20 after 2:00 under control about 15 minutes later. so far there is no report on any injuries. >>> a man is fight to go stay alive after he was shot in the chest. the shooting happened late last night at after add and leaper streets around philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. the 23 year old victim rushed to the hospital in critical condition, there is no word on suspect or a motive in this shooting. >>> well, the search continues in philadelphia for the killers in a murder wave that started on the fourth of july. in southwest philadelphia, a 26 year old man was shot and killed saturday night hours later, two men in two separate incidents were shot and killed in kensington, early sunday 17 year old girl was stabbed to death in north philly. police say the murders are unrelated. >> meanwhile memoria

that's all she had time for. >> the first lady tweeting usa, usa, usa. we are so proud of you. >> that is pretty cool. she's tweeting back and forth with the president. >> i bet they'll show up at the white house. >> soon. >>> specking with the sports team. look likes an nba's player's son has the same skills as daddy. >> remember jason williams. he was quite a showman. he earned the nickname white chocolate. >> now we have white chocolate jr. jason williams jr. he's 13 years old. he racked up over 1 million views in a day on youtube. it shows williams jr. putting on a show just like his dad. >> he couldn't help it right? >>> one more for you. a runner named ben payne is regretting his fourth of july early celebration, shall we call it. >> so close to victory at the ajc peachtree race. he started to celebrate. the problem was, he was premature. >> the moment of celebration, um well it cost him the victory. he was narrowly passed at the finish line by british olympian by scott overaul. he was hauling tail there trying to catch up. after hours of deliberat

>>> usa, usa, usa. >>> y edgardo aquÍ la fiesta continÚa y va a seguir toda la noche y es que estos fanÁticos dicen que juegos como este que vivimos el dÍa de hoy, son lo que le dan vida y popularidad a este juego, que ya como ves en los estados unidos es tan popular, como en latinoamÉrica. edgardo regreso contigo. >>> 5-2 el resultado final gracias janet. en california muchos hispanos han seguido de cerca a la selecciÓn. vamos a los Ángeles con saÚl rodrÍguez que tiene las impresiones. >>> buenas tardes buenas noches edgardo. estamos en vivo con esta cobertura de equipo de los angeles. siento mucho decir les que para mucha gente en esta ciudad estÁn los aficionados mÁs apasionados de la selecciÓn norteamÉrica y que han celebrado desde temprano el triunfo de su selecciÓn. algunos aficionados llegaron de temprano ¿como se siente por esta victoria de estados unidos?. >>> considero que todos que y muy emocionados, ganamos bien. jugamos muy bien la jugadora... muy emocionante. se nos queda aquÍ con nosotros. >>> la fiesta apenas comienza ¿no?. >>> por supuesto apenas estamos empezan

. >> all: usa, usa. >> team usa gearing up for the women's world cup final tonight against japan, a grudge match, renewing their rivalry. can the americans become world champs once again? we're live in vancouver for what promises to be an epic battle. >> all: good morning, america. >>> hey, good morning. and on this holiday weekend, we have a little bit of breaking royal family news to tell you about. >> yes, much of the royal clan turning out for the christening of the newest family member, princess charlotte. it is happening right now near the queen's summer residence. and our bob woodruff will have the very latest on that coming up. >> that's coming up. >>> but we start here with a dicey fourth of july in parts of america, we're covering everything from fireworks mishap to dangerous heat, to a small plane that crashed in a small beach in southern california. >>> but we start with the deck collapse in north carolina. it happened when a family was trying to take a group photo. just terrifying. 20 people hurt. adults, children. some of them critically injured and abc's phillip mena is righ

what an mazing leader she has been for team usa go usa! go scarlet knights! hash tag jersey pride and president obama was watching as well. he tweeted were a win tour team usa. great game carli lloyd. your country is so proud of all of you. come visit the white house with the world cup soon. >>> so what do you think of carli lloyd and team u.s. a's huge world cup victory? connect with us on facebook and twitter and make your voice heard. just use the hash tag cbs3chat we'd love to hear from you. >>> turning how to our weather. it was perfect end to this holiday weekend. "eyewitness news" at dilworth park where plenty of folks were out and about enjoying the night night. but it looks like nasty weather could be on the way for us. meteorologist justin tra tracking storms live on the cbs sky deck tonight. justin. >> that's right natasha starting to feel that difference as far as the humidity goes. big difference compared to yesterday. had break from the heat and humidity it's starting to change now. that will help fuel shower and storms chance later on this week

. >> you must agree to cease selling or in any other manner using the suv city usa marks. so what that's saying in plain english, unless you cease and desist immediately, we oar going to sue you. >> he's also a santa cruz resident and a devoted surfer. >> e frankly was outraged that somebody could claim trademark rights to something so generic as surf city usa. >> he said trademarks like coca-cola can be registered as a brand and be protected. >> i knew it was really serious when i stepped into the federal building in san francisco on the 24th floor and i was up there with the atf and the fbi. >> bruce innocently thought it would be a great t-shirt, surf city santa cruz california usa. unbeknownst to him. >> my mom was a little freaked out, that she could lose her house, her swimming pool and everything. so i was i a little bit. >> when big organizations take on small mom and pops like the nolands, it's not worth it but when he offered his services for free, they decided to fight back. they compromised. >> we move edd up a bit. >> today they're one of the top selling items

tom. >> go team usa. jesse palmer for us tonight, jesse jesse. >>> thank you. >>> a small plane using a crowded beach to make an emergency landing. how beachgoers jump into action during those frantic moments. >>> and later in our show why the crew on the international space station is saying third time is a charm. those stories coming up. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side

usa soccer baby it's coming up. that's it. >> nbc 10's matt delucia will have more reaction from south jersey coming up at 5:30. he just tweeted the front page of the "burlington county traqái be sure to tap the nbc 10 news app for more on carli lloyd and the world cup win. >>> police found a victim at 38th and fairmont. the guy is in critical condition. >>> police are also trying to find a person who stan a young mother to death in a store parking lot in philadelphia over the weekend. the teenage girl was on her way home from a fourth of july celebration in hunting park. witnesses say a firt broke out in a walgreens parking lot and that's when someone stabbed the girl in the neck. she died at the hospital. her friends say she wasn't the type to get into trouble. >> probably watching the fireworks. that's all i can say, with her girlfriends. i don't know what happened. she's not the type toen watt to be in a fight. >> it's so sad, you know. i couldn't imagine. >> the girl had a young baby just a few months old, nei

the t-shirt one, they didn't name the company surf city usa. they just made a t-shirt. do you need to check every time you present something, every product you create et cetera? >> i don't think it's necessary that you check every single time. but the world we live in now and the way that commerce is really going is it makes it a lot easier for your products to sort of make their way across various marketplaces. so maybe 15 or 20 years ago, the surf city usa would have stayed within that community but because of the internet and how quickly an easily things spread they end up working their way down to other communities, other states, sometimes all the way across the country. >> what do you do so you don't end up in that situation? if you are printing a t-shirt or you have a new lipstick you are naming something? a flyer with something on it? >> yes, yes. just starting very basically, you want to go online and see what other people are doing. we call it a clearance search. you look and you start with google and you work your way through yahoo! bing you go to any particul

, usa, usa. the american women are headed to the world cup soccer final after shutting out germany 2-0. the other semifinal between japan and england is tonight. the world cup championship match is sunday. late they are hour we will speak live with two of team usa's players kelly o'hara and ambbey. >> usa. >> she's conflicted. >> today i'm conflicted. tomorrow i won't be. >> call me a hater. >> what do you think? tweet her. >> okay. >> they say any press is good press. a new cnn poll shows trump copgoing up while coming down on grants with ugly words. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. [ male announcer ] take zzzquil and sleep like... the kids went to nana's house... for the whole weekend! [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] zzzquil, the non habit forming sleep aid that helps you sleep easily and wake refreshed. because sleep is a beautiful thing. >>> jeb bush and donald trump on the rise this according to a n

usa! usa! >> fidel irish pub 15 and locust has been a popular spot to watch the world cup and tonight was no exception. they showed their spirit by sporting red white and blue. >> we waited for this for 16 years since july 10, 1999 i've been waiting for one of these games and finally got it. >>> you and all the rest of us carli lloyd and team usa making all of us very proud. way to go team. >> quite a performance. >> the holiday weekend is coming to a close after a mixed bag of weather over the past few days so we turn our sights to the workweek ahead, melissa magee joins us with the first check of the accuweather forecast, high hi there melissa. >> as you mentioned ups and downs over the holiday weekend and showers yesterday for the fourth and today a dry and nice finish and still comfortable outside at this hour. 76 in philadelphia. 6 8 allentown and 59 in poconos and coast in sea isle city and check out the dew point. it's about how much moisture is in the atmosphere. when you have dew

excited fans have been watching closely as team usa has won it all now. let's join brian at jack dempsey sports bar. i see you smiling. how about the fans there? >> kelly, this fan party just like all of the rest in the country have been going crazy over the last few hours because of this big win. it has been unbelievable here. all of the chance and all of the spirit here just a day after july 4th. very happy birthday to america, obviously. giant win. these fans have been waiting for four years since 2011 since the loss against japan. really since 1999 and the 15 year wait is over. really the fans have been incredible, male and female. they were cheering nonstop all of the time. it has been unbelievable. there's a sense that really a change since 1999 really not only fiein firing young women b nothing but great pride. the highest scoring world cup as the usa becomes the first to win three women's world cup. it is unreal. can really feel the pride, kelly. >> in front of the fireworks. i was waiting for that crowd to get excited about it. i mean, a lot of p

go usa! and eagles tackle lane johnson tweeted congrats to my brother, the tight end and his girlfriend, team usa defender julie johnson on winning the world cup. lots of excitement around the country this morning. live in the digital operations center, i'm vai sikahema nbc 10. >> of course a lot of excitement happening all over the country. an especially big score for carli's hometown of delran new jersey. >> the soccer superstar put the south jersey town on the map. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in delran where it is a proud day for people there. tell us more matt. >> reporter: we made history, those were the words of carli lloyd last night after that game, after winning the women's world cup final. she's well known here in delran but now she will definitely be the topic of conversation around here at least today. as we just saw in those highlights it was a dominating u.s. victory for the women's team last night. much to the thanks of carli lloyd's skills. she lives in mt. laurel now, she g

. >> all: usa, usa. >> the grudge match four years in the making as america takes on japan in the women's world cup final. can team usa beat the defending champions? >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas, and we begin tonight with what's shaping up to be a dangerous holiday weekend from coast to coast, from heat and fires to accidents by air, water and on land. this is what's left of the deck of a beach house in north carolina that collapsed under the weight of one family posing for a group photo injuring 20 people, adults and children, some of them critically, and near louisville rescue crews have been combing the ohio river for three people missing since last night after their boat crashed and capsized while they watched fireworks. >>> and look at these fireworks in florida upstaged by mother nature's own pyrotechnic display. but it's that deadly combination of lightning and fireworks that's sparking some out-of-control wildfires in california, and that's where we begin tonight with abc's kendis gibson. >> reporter: firefighters working around the cl

[applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> we keep dependable friends in this world by being dependable ourselves. i will rebuild our vital friendships. that starts by standing with the brave democratic state of israel. [cheers and applause] american-led alliances need rebuilding too and better judgment is called for in relations far and near. 90 miles to our south there is talk after state visit by our oh going president. but we -- [booing] but we don't need a glorified tourist to go to havana in support of a failed cuba. [applause] we need, we need an american president to go to havana in solidarity with a free cuban people and i'm ready to be that president! [cheers and applause] great things like that can really happen and in this country of ours the most improbable things can happen as well. take that from a guy who met his first president on the day he was born. and his second on the day he was brought home from the hospital. [cheers and applause] the person who handled both introductions is here today. she's watching

robert: exactly, the fun still continues for team usa. a packed house in quÉbec for whatke the world cup finals, but it was only the semifinals. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the matchup everyone was waiting for, second ranked team usa and number one germany. team usa dominated. 59th minute, germany has a penalty kick. the kick goes wide of the goal. we stay scoreless. 69th minute, usa has a penalty kick. carli lloyd makes it happen, she scores, 1-0 u.s. over germany. the 84th minute, they take it home. lloyd points on a clinic, gets the goal. the u.s. wins 2-0 advancing to the world cup final sunday. >> we are delighted to be moving on. our focus is we will enjoy this tonight and immediately turn to our next opponent and find out who that is tomorrow. >> it has been a total team performance. we do not come here just to make the final, we came here to win it. robert: d.c. united and the philadelphia union, 27th minute. this ball movement is ridiculous. in front of

i will say about the usa freedom act, it does make some small reforms to the underlying usa patriot act. but they really didn't go far enough in my mind. i do believe it didn't just deserve a debate in the public eye on section 215, but there's also other sections of the usa patriot act that we ought to be taking a closer look at. >> senator, what's your analysis of the function of the fisa court now that this bill is going to the president's desk? this really was the crux of the debate and the focal point of all of this. that the fisa court did not do what it was supposed to do. that there were secret conversations amongst government officials to go do things that the fisa court never saw. yur your thoughts on that? >> i have a lot of thoughts on the fisa court. when i was serving in the house, i had hoped that there would be opportunities for us to even hold hearings or have conversations can some of the judges that have been impanelled to serve on that to really understand their process and be able to create the types of checks and balances that you need in an adversarial process. wh

usa nagataatasha martinez will appear. >> i do trust donald trump. now it's time to show we're more than what's being said out there. >> reporter: trump issued a statement saying i can't be silenced on the issue. i have a great respect for mexico but my loyalty is to the united states and making country great again. >>> >> trump says he plans to sue univision for dropping coverage of the miss usa pageant and he also plans to file a defamation case against the spanish network. >>> straight ahead, uber batter. parisians lie yacht over the ride hailing sufs and why lululemon is recalling more than 100,000 activewear tops. i couldn't believe i still had acne. so i went to aczone.com, found a dermatologist, and asked her about aczone® (dapsone) gel. together, we decided aczone® gel was right for me and my acne got better. acne is a medical condition that can happen at any age. fortunately, your doctor can prescribe aczone® gel, fda approved for the topical treatment of acne and proven in clinical studies with people 12 years and older. talk to your doc

thank you for being on "new day." >> thanks alisyn. >> over to chris. >> say it with me usa! usa! the american women shutting out germany, only the best team in the world, not anymore. a gripping match. let's bring in andy scholes. is it time to bring up teddy? >> this was an amazing win for team usa. they knew all along, they had to get past the germans if they wanted to win it all. last night's semifinal game top ranked team versus the second ranked team. the game was scoreless in the second half. germany had the golden opportunity to take the lead in the 60th minute. their shot is wide left. alex morgan gets taken down in the box giving the u.s. a penalty of their own and lloyd, who has been awesome in the past few games, drilled it home to give u.s. the lead. the 84th minute put the game away. team usa pulls off the upset beating germany, 2-0. they now advance to the world cup final. >> we knew we had this in us. this team had a lot of confidence and, you know we have done a good job of blocking out you guys and distractions and, you know i think focused on what we need to do.

. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: ron allen, nbc news, columbia, south carolina. >> reporter: i'm rehema ellis. at mother emanuel church the mourning continues. >> i hope we never, ever see this happen anyplace in the world again. >> reporter: each day new flowers, new mementos, new messages of remembrance. >> i want to remember the nine people that gave their lives. >> reporter: what started as a makeshift memorial to those who died has grown in these past weeks, and it's here that a small group of strangers gathered around a single cell phone and watched together as the flag came down. [ cheers ] this week people have come from as far away as california to bear witness here. 13-year-old drew came with his dad and cousin from kentucky. >> rest in peace. >> the civil war was a very, very bad time. so i'm really excited to see that coming down. so it shows that we're all a united nation no matter what. >> reporter: when the flag was down and the ceremony over, the group prayed silently and ended their spon

usa is going to the finals. >> reporter: team usa heading to the world cup final sunday night after shutting out powerhouse germany earlier this week. that goal leading them to the ultimate rematch. a face-off with rival team, japan. >> japan has done it again! >> reporter: the reigning world cup champs dealt team usa a devastating loss in 2011's world cup final during a penalty kick shootout. japan is ready for battle. after beating the england team in a heartbreaking finish when england kicked the ball into their own goal in the final seconds. >> absolute depression. >> reporter: team usa is back on the field, practicing for the most important game of their lives. >> we know that we've got to play our best. we know that we've got to do everything possible, leave everything out on the field. >> reporter: the players and an entire nation ready for the rematch, believing their team will win. and several of the team usa team members have told us that this is the dream matchup they've wanted all along. a shot at redemption after their heartbreaking defeat in 2011 and a chance to bring home the

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usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa usa! usa! usa! ♪ hey hey good-bye ♪ ♪ nah nah nah hey hey good-bye ♪ ♪ ah nah nah hey hey good-bye ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! [ cheers and applause ] >>> the confederate flag had flown on top of the south carolina capitol dome starting in 1961. a compromise lawmakers reached in 2000 relocated it to a confederate war memorial on the state house grounds. after it was lowered today it was taken in an armored room to relic room and museum. house speaker john boehner releasing this state, i command governor haley the legislature and the people of south carolina from removing the confederate flag from state house grounds. in a short time, we've seen our fellow citizens come together in a thoughtful way to deal with the horrific crime and a difficult issue. this is the american spirit at its finest. and president obama tweeted today, south carolina taking down the confederate flag, a signal of goodwill and hea

[cheering] [applause] [cheering] >> [all[] usa usa usa usa usa, usa usa usa usa usa! [cheering] [applause] [cheering] >> on the next washington journal, usa today alan gomez talks about u.s. immigration policy and the so-called sanctuary cities. the president of the foundation for defense of democracies and matthew spence, cofounder of the truman national security project, examine several of the foreign policy situations facing the obama administration, including iran and efforts to defeat the islamic state. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal live every day at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. now a discussion on the ideologies and expanding threats of isis, al qaeda and other terrorist groups in the middle east, africa and asia. and u.s. and global efforts to counter these groups. from the heritage foundation this is about 90 minutes. john: good afternoon. welcome to the heritage foundation. of course, welcome those who join us on our heritage.org website as well as the c-span network. ite as well

usa! usa! usa! >> you know i hate to break in here here bakari representative anderson van jones, it's gone. >> yes, it is. >> it's gone. >> it is gone. what a new day, yes. >> i think sometimes people have a hard time understanding why we're so joyous but i mean that flag has divided this state, this country for so long. >> for me it's tears of joy. people are -- i don't want to applaud right now. i want to feel the full moment right now. >> this is history. >> i want to feel the emotion of this because it's been -- i'm not quite 54 years old, but for all of my life almost 50 years on this earth, this flag has been up. people who call themselves friends in junior high school high school college, waved this flag around and they thought it was so cool it's a rebel flag we're rebels blah blah blah. it's not cool. >> no. >> it's not. >> it doesn't celebrate any history except for a negative history. >> when i'm able to one day have children and i have a beautiful stepdaughter kai who is watching f

, usa, usa. >> reporter: and now team usa set to have a light practice at the stadium behind me here today then it's all about rest and relaxation getting their minds focused on winning their third world cup title and first in 16 years. dan and paula. >> all right, jesse, thank you very much for that. >> i know what you'll be doing tomorrow. >> having a big party. my daughter is inviting her soccer friends over and but this is really really great for team usa trying to become the first country to win the world cup three times, the odds on favorite 67% i believe to beat japan. >> like the soccer triple crown. >> it is and this is the first time there's been a rematch in the women's world cup. >> i love sara reaching for a sports analogy. >> at least she's trying. >> she liked it. >> i appreciate it. >> she knows about as much about sports a do. >> somebody has to be offended about the horse analogy there. >> what's the weather going to be like for the game in vancouver? >> nice. this scenario that -- some rain but it's a dry season and in a hot stretch. where it's not going to be dry

eastern to resume debate on the house passed usa freedom act. that bill expired -- extends expired surveillance provisions. authorization for the data program expires at midnight on sunday without senate action. senator rand paul is a leading voice against the nsa surveillance tactics. he released a statement on what he intends to do when the senate returns. it reads, in part -- from senator rand paul. president obama spoke about the patriot acts expiring provisions in his weekly address. the republican address was given by deb fischer. president obama: hi everybody. as president and commander in chief my greatest responsibility is the safety of our people. in fighting against terrorists we need to use every effective tool at our disposal, both to defend our security and to protect the freedoms and civil liberties enshrined in our constitution. tomorrow, sunday at midnight, some of the tools we use against terrorists will expire. that is because congress has not renewed them and legislation that would the usa freedom act is stuck in the senate.

team usa is the underdog. it's sure going to feel like they have home field advantage with this heavily pro american crowd. amy? >> thanks so much. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the distracted driver no idea what's right in front of him, caught on camera jumping the open drawbridge. the device that police say made him take his eyes off the road. >>> and the superstar couple calling it quits 24 hours after marking their 10th anniversary. >>> and the american dancer who defied the odds the inspiring young woman told she had the wrong body to be a star delivering a powerful message to her critics. her dream coming true and making history tonight. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. if you're suffe

marÍa elena: recuerde teletÓn usa este viernes cuatro sÁbado 5 de diciembre. yo--yo sÉ que tome demasiado, pero estoy dispuesto a hacer lo que tÚ quieras con tal de que me perdones, julieta. julieta: no te preocupes, sergio. yo entiendo que se te pasaron las copas. sergio: ¿cÓmo? ¿me vas a perdonar asÍ de rÁpido? pues, ¿quÉ pasÓ? julieta: nada. es que entiendo tus celos. sergio: ¿por quÉ? ¿porque son justificados? julieta: no, claro que no. pero un viejo amor siempre genera celos y dudas.

[booing] >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. mr. trump: hey. isn't this more fun than having like a normal deal, right? i mean, suppose we had a normal speech. we talk and talk and talk. the evening ends and we go home and go to sleep. this is more fun, right? you know, they used to call it the silent majority, but they don't use that anymore because it is no longer silent because we will not take this crap anymore. we will not take it anymore. we are not going to take it anymore. so, it is true. you know, for years you have not heard that term silent majority. some people thought it was politically incorrect. i started realizing it is not silent. everywhere i go, we have the biggest crowd. we left oklahoma. 20,000. dallas, texas, mark cuban's arena. we had 20,000. 20,000.alabama, i go to iowa, new hampshire, south carolina -- unbelievable crowds. there is just love in the room. it is incredible. [cheering] you know, there is nothing silent about it. we are sick and tired of incompetent people running our government. [cheering] so, i did someth

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, usa, usa. >>> chris hayes, i have a favor to ask. >> yes. >> will you show me where you are? >> yes, it's secret. i didn't know it existed but when i come back next week, i'll take you up here. totally amazing. >> the best kept secret in the building. only the favorites know where you are. i can't find it. amazing, well done. seriously, nobody invites me to things like this. i'm not told, other people know how to get outdoors or on the roof. jackie, do you know? i don't know. not like they are putting out bread crumbs, they are keeping this to themselves. some day, i'll also get the key to the special bathroom. thanks for being here. happy thursday. two pieces of really great tape from the news cycle today, both of which we'll play tonight and from the world of politics. one from president obama, he went to wisconsin today and he met republican governor scott walker on the tarmac when he landed, which is nice. the white house for months now i think has been sort of subtly telegraphing they thin

usa wins 2-0. they advanced to the world cup finals for the second straight time. they play the winner of japan-england. we will have reaction coming up later in sports. leon: happening now, a girl scout camp out of a lifetime spending the night on the lawn of the white house. the girl scouts worked on badges and outdoor activities. they got a bit of a break, the commander in chief stopping by to visit. they had a good time. still ahead -- awaiting a major announcement from the white house. an embassy coming to d.c. and where will be located. and the weather for the fourth of july holidays.

joe's machine to a plan to help team usa win. >>> host of an italian tv show are joined by an actress. >> supposed to be a really good dancer. >> why this time not so much. >>> plus it's ipad mini giveaway time again. how to get your chance to win. >>> and showing the family dogs a new baby sock. >> charlie can sniff him and get used to the smell. >> what he did that no one expected. >> that's the baby. >>> this is in malaysia a live show with a king cobra and as you can see, that one is full grown. >> wow. >> i feel bad for the snake. it's an animal abuse. >> let's say the snake gets the last laugh in this incident because as you can see they're pulling the snake around. the snake is snapping at these two men, but once the guy in the dark shirt gets behind the tail, it's not good for the guy in the yellow. >> oh scloom. >> ow, ow, ow. >> it got him. >> it he did get him and the audience of course grasp s gasped just like did you. he calmly walks to the side as the other snake handler prize the fangs off of him >> probably took any danger out of the -- >> drained him of the venom. >>

it follows a measles out break last winter. >>> we saw some highlights of team usa's win. that was a fun one to watch. >> it sure was and a little bit more now from our guys at espn. >> good morning. it's a "sportscenter" set in los angeles. he's kenny mayne, i'm stan verrett. baseball to talk about. >> and world cup soccer and nba but we're not going to talk about the nba. world cup soccer u.s. germany, 67th minute. alex morgan coming. oh annika trips her. she's called for the yellow. might have been on the edge of the box. shoot it, shoot it! not really shoot-out but she made it. carly laid makes that then pumped across to kelley o'hara who came into the game late but perfect cross. the u.s. women advance and play japan or england sunday for the title. >>> i'll handle baseball. pirates and tigers. martinez had a great month of june. and it continued tuesday. 11 home runs for martinez in june. his 20th of the season and ties the game at 4. that's off tony watson. justin verlander against gerrit cole cole. neal walker down the line josh harrison coming in to score and the