usa freedom act. again, we expect's vicinity gavel in momentarily is there less than six hours away from the expiration of the provisions of the patriot act. a couple of posts from reporters on capitol hill. a tweet from for border and a bc says who left the capitol just as the gop conference we can begin sen. rand paul. not sure if he will be back when the senate returns, but we will find out momentarily. chad program of fox says senator paul's opposition to renewing the nsa programs are a successful fundraising exercise. the leader of the house is weighed in with a statement issued earlier today calling for the senate to pass the measure passed in the house. he said in his statement al qaeda, isis, and other terrorists around the globe continue to plot attacks on america and our allies. anyone who is satisfied with putting this critical intelligence capability go dark is not taking the threat seriously. i urge the senate to pass the bipartisan usa freedom act and do so expeditiously. the statement from speaker john weiner. covering capitol hill for reuters and says senator kirk to

really have to. and and i said there's no way. that's all right. >> 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 countr

director usa, se darÁ comienzo a 30 horas de amor donde tÚ tienes el poder de cambiar vidas. >> la niÑa milagros, todo un ejemplo de fe y esperanza. >> la Última tecnologÍa. tenemos el resumen, y no te pierdas de la cÁmara que usa santa claus para conectar a los niÑos. >> mariana, a pesar de la adversidad ha logrado superarse y realizar su sueÑo, >> los famosos estÁn nerviosos llegan los detectives de la moda. >> bienvenidos a despierta amÉrica. >> actualidad y alegrÍa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: buenos dÍas gracias por acompaÑarnos este 4 de diciembre de 2015. >> es increÍble, nos unimos, unimos en los corazones y comenzamos con teletÓn. >> bienvenida vero. vero: muy contenta, es un dÍa muy especial gracias por acompaÑarnos, vamos a estar enlazados a todos. >> en los angeles estarÁn carla y alan. >> terminado el show, se va a nueva york y tu a chicago. >> yo voy a estar aquÍ en miami, va estar alejandra espinoza, aquÍ nos vemos. comenzamos con las noticias. natalia buenos dÍas. natalia: todos los corazones unidos en teletÓn usa, vamos con esta noticia que ha

de la fifa. ana: estaremos de costa a costa con todos los preparativos del teletÓn usa, que esta noche darÁ comienzo a 30 horas de amor donde tÚ tienes el poder de cambiar una vida. johnny: desde los angeles te presentamos la historia de la niÑa milagro, un ejemplo de fe y esperanza. ana: en lo "mÁs in" como comunicarnos con celulares mÁs econÓmicos pero con la Última tecnologÍa, tambiÉn termina art basel miami, y la cÁmara que utiliza santa claus. johhny nuestra compaÑera mariana a pesar de la adversidad ha logrado superar los obstÁculos y está a punto de realizar un sueÑo. ana: los detectives de la moda nos dirÁn quiÉn fueron los mejor y peor vestidos de la semana. johnny: en "despierta amÉrica", la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn. ana: y tu show con mÁs actualidad, ayuda y alegrÍa. ♪ ♪ buenos dÍas familia, gracias por acompaÑarnos este viernes 4 de diciembre del aÑo 2015 y ya solamente falta 21 dÍas para la navidad. johny: asÍ es, pero hoy unimos nuestros corazones para teletÓn usa, tenemos cobertura de costa a costa, esto estarÁ increÍble. ana

place to watch team usa win the women's world cup. >> this is a beautiful night here in the nation's capital. jay: by the thousands -- >> we are crazy about soccer. jay: a sea of red, white, and blue. molly perched in front of the jumbotron to watch the women's world cup finals. >> we have been waiting for this for four years. this is our world cup. jay: japan against the united states on the very weekend we celebrate our nation's independence. not one fan here could have predicted what happened next. team usa scored first. >> not this many goals this fast. jay: moments later they did it again. >> they have to goals. it's amazing. jay: after 16 minutes, the americans were up 4-0. that lead proved insurmountable. 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'

senate to approve the usa freedom act, which would require the government to ask phone companies for a user's data rather than vacuuming up all the records at once. we will go to brazil to speak with glenn greenwald, pulitzer prize-winning journalist who first reported on edward snowden's revelations. then to colorado for a democracy now! exclusive, the valedictorian speech the valedictorian was barred from giving. >> and hope this does not change your opinion of me, i am gay. amy: 18-year-old evan young was supposed to be the 2015 class valedictorian of twin peaksarter academy high school in longmont, colorado. but his principal prevented him from giving his speech after learning he would announce he was gay. instead, two weeks later, last night, evan young got to give his speech at a fundraiser before a not hence of hundreds, a number of them politicians congratulating them for his bravery. we will speak with them live after playing his full speech. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the government

>>> making news in america this morning -- champions. team usa winning the world cup. the quickest goal in tournament history. the celebrations and reaction from the white house. >>> debt crisis in greece. a key member of the government steps down. >>> spectacular crash. a nascar race coming to a late and dramatic end. a car smashing into the fence, injuring spectators. >>> an epic gaffe. steps away from victory, a runner celebrates just a little bit too early. >>> well, good morning to you. i feel like there's one big story today. the triumphant members of team usa. >> the team made history. they're going the get a lot of new gear as they head home from canada. >> the most important part of all, the new stuff, a third star right above the team's logo symbolizing the third world title. alex stone with the details. >> reporter: team usa stormed the field running toward redemption. four years ago, they lost championship game to japan in this agonizing penalty kick shootout. the u.s. struck first and fast on its first two shots of the game carli lloyd putting the americans ahead, 1-0,

own carli lloyd led team usa to victory. >> and cheers from carly's fans entheusiasm erupt for the hometown soccer hero. it is monday, july 6. good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. want to start things off quickly with weather and traffic. i know one of the two of you watched that entire game. good morning. >> can we take a guess who that would be? >> bamm. >> hello. >> good morning, everyone, yes, all quiet headed back to work today. so far so good on the roads. we will talk about that, talking showers, flight. >> indeed we are. already on storm scan3 finding little moisture starting to creep in here. so all courtesy of warmfront starting to lift in for us, warmer, more humid air more moisture rich air. you can see already a few speckles of green firing up here on the area radarment eventually all going to see just some scattered showers and/or even few thunderstorms firing up throughout the day. i would say through delaware, you have shot maybe to see heavier thunderstorm at some point today. really only in a marginal risk for severe weather across the first s

three goal advantage five-two and that's how it will end. jube bill laying for team usa as they raise the cup in amazeingly scene for the americans in canada. carli lloyd awarded awarded the golden bowl as the top player u.s. wins its first world cup since the memorable team did it back in 1999. carli lloyd was in high school. >> wow. >> jersey pride there. no doubt about it. >> absolutely. >> thanks so much, lesley. we appreciate that. soccer fans all gathered in droves to one lloyd and the rest of team usa take down japan. "eyewitness news" reporter dave spunt was at some of the most popular spots in center city night. usa! >> reporter: it didn't take for team u.s. a to pull ahead. four nothing in the first 20 minutes. >> amazeing day for u. sa and for women's soccer. >> you can thank south jersey's own carli lloyd much she's responsible for three out of those original four goals. >> she's maze. playing great all play off. she's amazing. >> carl sal jersey girl. >> reporter: they pack the irish pub three hours before the game. 45 minute power outage broad brought fans to other venue

runner up the woman who will have to fulfill ms. colombia's duties if she's unable to do so was ms. usa. now, the way you get to be ms. usa, the way you get to represent the united states of america in front of the whole entire universe at the ms. universe pageant is that you have to win the ms. usa beauty pageant contest thing itself. ms. usa, this is important, ms. usa is not the same thing as ms. america. do not mistake one for the other. i once mistook ms. usa for ms. america or maybe it was vice versa versa, but boy was i sorry. they're very different things. ms. usa, ms. america, totally different. for example, there is no talent competition in the ms. usa pageant. there's no baton twirling no flute playing, no puppet that dances in clogs. that's the kind of thing you see in ms. america. no talent competition in ms. 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

beach. >> he had a design that he hoped would catch on big time. >> let's throw usa in on the bottom. >> soon after it went on sale however, that shirt caught the attention of a rival surfing community 400 miles to the south and bruce's mother and co-owner ginger noland got a very upsetting notice. >> she came to us with a letter that she received from lawyers representing the huntington beach convention and visitor's bureau. she wasn't sure what the letter was about. >> the letter threatening litigation claimed that huntington beach california, also a popular surfing town owned the trademark surf city usa. as a communications director christina glynn helps local businesses. >> we sat down with her in the conference room, we read the letter. it was a cease and desist letter asking her to cease selling t-shirts emblazoned with the logo santa cruz surf city usa. >> with this notice bedemand that on or before friday september 29th 2006 you must agree to cease selling or in any other manner using the surf city usa marks. so what that's saying in plain english is unless you cease and desi

401(k). >>> and payback. >> 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: fire

cohosts for the miss usa package pageant said they won't take part either. trump on tuesday filed a 500 million dollar lawsuit against univision and hasn't ruled out a similar move against nbc. >> my first thing is univision. and let's see how they respond to a 500 million dollar very good lawsuit. it's a very good lawsuit. and let's see who comes next. >> reporter: but the former reality tv star wasn't the only blunt speaking presidential candidate. >> i want to be the next president of the united states and i spend to win this election. new jersey governor chris christie made his first foray after launching his presidential bid. telling a town haul --ll -- >> i'll guarantee you here's one thing you'll never say. you'll never say i don't know what he thinks. >> reporter: christie and trump, two candidates offering their own very different brands of straight talk. our latest poll showing trump in second place among republicans nationally. christie is in the low single digits. as for that lawsuit, nbc says trump's complaint is factually false and legally ridiculous. >> we'll see what hap

world cup. >> a sweet victory. team usa whens the women's world cup and the shyn field is a player from south jersey. nbc 10's vai sikahema is live in our digital operations center with the highlights and vai, no doubt it was a team victory, everyone says that but south jersey native carli lloyd is the shining star this morning. tell us more. >> delran native carli lloyd didn't just lead team usa to its first world cup victory in 16 years, she turned in a performance for the record books. she scored the first hat trick in women's world cup history. she did so in the first 15 minutes of the game. she scored the first, second and fourth goals for the u.s. in a 5-2 win that was rather easy. the last team to beat japan's goal keeper from midfield, lloyd also took home the silver boot for the tournament's top player. >> i don't think it's entirely sunk in like i said i'm just so proud and so zapped at the same time it's a surreal moment. it's been amazing. we just wrote history today and brought this world cup trophy home. >> this is the third women's world cup win for team usa. i'm liv

. >> game over absolute elation. team usa whens the women's world cup and the pride of south jersey played a key role in that victory. >> look at this the disturbing discovery in the sand at the jersey shore. a dangerous breed of jellyfish washed up there. we'll tell you where it was found and the warning to swimmers. >>> and the first alert weather team tracking the chance for showers and thunderstorms today. expect hotter weather in the seven-day forecast. it is 4:30. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. hope you had a nice 4th and 5th while we're on the subject. >> back to work monday. let's do it. >> meteorologist bill henley is standing by with his first alert happy monday forecast. >> you'll be happy to see this, a few scattered showers, we're back into that pattern. 71, cloudy we're watching showers that are more impressive to our southwest. these showers are going to trned into an area. there's a chance you'll run into a scattered shower this morning and a possibility of thunderstorm during the day. temperatures will be climbing nonetheles

huntington beach, california, also a popular surf town owned the trademark surf city usa. christina glyn helps local businesses. >> we sat down in the conference room. we red the letter. it was a cease and desist letter asking her to cease selling t-shirts emblazoned with the logo santa cruz surf city usa. >> 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 poo

broadcaster says it's dropping miss usa's pageant but the reality star and republican presidential hopeful may have the last word. ♪ don't say i didn't say i didn't warn you ♪ >> and after what looked like a nasty breakup taylor swift and apple are back together. the music superstar agrees to let the tech giant stream her latest album. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, june 26th, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president obama traveleds to charleston, south carolina, to eulogize the reverend clementa pinckney, one of the victims of last week's church massacre. thousands will join him at the service. don champion is in charleston. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. so many people are expected to attend the service it's expected to move to a local arena. even without the presidential visit security has been high. mourners will fill the arena, the college of charleston today to bid a final farewell to pastor and state senator clementa pinckney. president obama will deliver the eulogy. the p

dawn of a new day. >> 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 spontaneous fellowship. >> hallelujah. >> hopefully, this is a sign of bette

countdown. >> 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 phil

community, the rubble still smoldering. >> world cup showdown. team usa takes on the best team in the world. for the american women, it's win or go home. >>> and good evening. great to have you with us on this tuesday night. i'm amy robach in for david muir. we begin with stunning developments tonight about those escaped convicts. david sweat captured alive, talking to authorities. a hospital bed confession straight out of a hollywood movie, revealing staggering details from their days on the run, the close calls during that manhunt hiding in trees while police passed by and from inside that prison their months of preparation, the dry runs. tonight, 12 members of that prison staff now on leave. abc's linzie janis back on the story leading us off. >> reporter: tonight a major shakeup behind the walls of this prison. the superintendent security chief and ten guards and officials now on indefinite leave as investigators learn the two killers started digging through the walls of their cells way back in january. >> does this mean their cells weren't checked in six months? >> i think that's

. >>> usa, usa. >>> aquÍ la emociÓn es palpable y de ese primer gol, no han dejado de gritar jÓvenes, notan jÓvenes y lo que vemos aquÍ. latinos anglosajones asiÁticos. apoyando a la selecciÓn en chicago. y se reunieron mÁs de 10.000 personas en el parque hoy. para ver a la selecciÓn jugar. vamos a las reacciones de la fanaticada que hoy, estuvo aquÍ presente y que durante todo el partido, estuvo tan emocionada por lo que hicieron sus campeonas. >>> super feliz, muy orgullosa de todo lo que han hecho, de todo lo que han logrado. y feliz, feliz. >>> es increÍble increÍble, es primera vez que estamos viendo algo... similar a esto. >>> wow! increÍble. >>> jugaron bien cada juego pusieron todo y ahora sÍ ganaron la Última y ahora, estados unidos. uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu! >>> 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 con

na na ♪ ♪ hey hey hey good-bye ♪ >> 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 from boca but they don't have to grow up anymore under

. sprez barack obama tweeting out when a win for team usa and great game carli lloyd your country is so proud of all of you. come visit the whitehouse with the world cup soon. folks in delran say they could not be prouder as you can tell [ not be prouder as you can tell [ cheers and applause ] a very happy crowd here in delran. we're live in delran township, jeff chirico "channel 6 action news." >> thank you jeff. once again carli lloyd became history tonight became the first woman to score a hat trick in world cup typeal and after the game she was overcome with emotion as you can see and even though it was her amazing achievement that have people talking she made sure her teammates got the credit they deserved. >> honestly i'm so proud of this team. it doesn't feel real and it has not sunk in i'm so unbelievably proud of every person on this team. >> we'll har a lot more from carli lloyd coming up in sports. >> and, of course, a lot of screaming and cheering in september are city tonight as carli kicked all those goals. >> usa! usa! >> fidel irish pub 15 and locust has been a popula

. rampone >> brian kilmeade, we are talking right now. we are following the usa women's soccer world cup. we are all very excited about this. congratulations. this is a great way to celebrate the continuation of the 4th of july. this is the icing on the cake this july 4th weekend. the usa women's soccer team taking center stage and doing it in grand fashion. you are watching it as they celebrate their victory over japan 5-2. it is the first world cup they have won since 1999. they finally break the spell. it is also them winning a rematch against japan because they lost in a heartbreaker to japan. 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

be in session at 4 p.m. 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. i want to

] and they have my word, i will do it! [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 what i say

. a big night for usa and south jersey and little ones inspired by carli lloyd. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: huge all american night for the u.s. women's soccer team an hometown star. >> carli carli carli! >> number 10 carli lloyd driving team usa to a five-two victory over japan. the ladies of the medford striker soccer club watched the whole thing beaming with pride. >> it was a great win. we're so proud of carli and the us team. >> from the first goal. >> it was so maze. everyone was screaming it wasn't carli scored. >> reporter: to the two other that is she followed up with. carli lloyd became a hero once again to the girls she inspires as a mental toughness coach teaching them how to handle adverse the. >> she's really a hard working player. you always see her at the fields training and working when she has off days so she can become a better player and perform when she's in big moments like she is is. >> she doesn't definitely get enough credit she did for this cun teen the soccer team. >> she came up through the medford strikers team. she's been back coaching them since

team this fourth of july weekend. team usa taking to the world cup field sunday, aiming for the history books. though american women's contest rival with japan promising to be a grudge match to remember. abc's jesse palmer reporting from vancouver tonight. jesse? >> reporter: cecilia, coming into the world cup, team usa was ranked number two in the world. so you'd expect them to have a lot of confidence after knocking off the number one ranked team. but make no mistake, team usa will have quite the challenge in the finals against japan. >> that's it. 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 f

. usa, 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 think scott walker will be the republican nominee and president obama talks about scot

is for the senate to pass the usa freedom bill. >> we also have to maintain our constitutional rights and the rights of privacy. >>> plus trade secrets. >> the negotiations have been secret. >> wikileaks is raising a $100,000 reward for the missing chapters on america's most wanted secrets. the transpacific partnership. >>> later, tsa failures. >> tsa screeners failing 95% of the time. >> even during a patdown, the screen officer failed to find a fake explosive taped to an undercover agent's back. >> fifa president sepp blatter once considered untouchable has announced he's stepping down. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. we start with breaking news on the way the nsa conducts surveillance. moments ago, the senate passed the house version of the usa freedom act. the bill is now headed to president obama's desk and will probably be signed tonight. now, the bill puts the mass collection of telephone data in the hands of phone companies instead of the government. the irony here is the republicans love the work of the private sector. they're going to get a c

and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> usa! 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

have to. i said there is no way. that is all right. [booing] >> usa, usa. [crowd chanting] mr. trump: don't hurt them. don't hurt them. don't hurt them. you can get them out, but don't hurt them. we don't want anybody getting hurt. it is all freedom of speech. you know that. you know that. [booing] [crowd chanting] >> trump, trump, trump, trump. mr. trump: great life, great life. great life. that is all right. that is what the country is all about. we have to be able to speak and every once in a while be a little disruptive. it does not take long. so, let me finish the story, thank you. too bad we had to throw them out. sometimes you have to do it. [cheering] look at that sign. look at the size of that sign. can you believe that? wow. thank you. beautiful. i think i will tell my people let's bring that home. we have plenty of time tonight. i'm here all night. you know, tomorrow night, we are in jacksonville. we have at least 15,000 people, probably 20,000 people tomorrow night. it is going to be good. anyway, because it has to do with the country. i go into this room and i said fella

of the day. >> with the crowd chanting usa south carolina highway patrol officers removed the confederate h carolina statehouse. governor nikki haley was in attendance. she signed the bill into law on thursday to remove the flag. with her work family members of the nine people shot and killed inside the historic african-american church last month in charleston. this is about 10 minutes. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [applause] [cheering] >> [all] usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! [cheering] >> [all] hey hey goodbye. na-na-na na-na-na, hey hey hey goodbye. na-na-na na-na-na, hey hey hey, goodbye. [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 effo

world cup finals. the semi final with the world's top team, usa the underdog for the first time in a long time. did not look that way. 84th minute, the u.s. up 1-0. carli lloyd, nice dribbling through the defender. 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. leon: developing now, body cameras in the district. the d.c. council needs 1200 body cameras come in addition to the 400 they are ready have, but changes need to be made. they need to be prepared to release the public -- release the video to the public under the freedom of information a

american ballet theatre. team usa is headed to the women's world cup finals after defeating top ranked germany last night in montreal and it was good major victory for the american side and john henry smith has the story on how they actually pulled it off. >> blocks off, shoots, scores usa. >> reporter: perfect penalty kick from carly lloyd, minutes later lloyd beat kellie o'hare for the clincher. >> for the cup! a stunning 2-0 victory for team usa ousting germany for the world cup in montreal. >> we are extremely happy with the way we played and so happy we never stopped believing in our game plain in ourselves and i think that germany is a phenomenal team and it feels good to get a win over such a great team. >> reporter: germany shut out by goal keeper hope solo and american defense one defining moment in the game was more of a blunder by the germans. >> sausage shot and she missed. >> reporter: missing very wide left on a penalty kick in the 59th minute even as hope solo dove the other way. >> translator: there were opportunities but we didn't follow through. we could have s

: nbc universal cut ties with him saying they will no longer air miss usa or miss universe pageant. the outcry hasn't stopped there. mexico is withdrawaling citing his racist comments. and the co-host said they won't take part either. trump is standing his ground. what nbc and univision did to these young women is disgraceful. they never had them in mind. >> reporter: trump filed a $500 million lawsuit against univision and hasn't ruled out a similar move against nbc. >> my first thing is univision. see how they respond to a $500 million, very good lawsuit. it's a very good lawsuit. let's see who comes next. >> reporter: but the former reality tv star wasn't the only speaking republican president wooing voters in new hampshire on tuesday. >> i want to be the next president of the united states. i intend to win this election. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie launched his presidential bid, telling a town hall -- >> you are going to sometimes shake your head and say i wish he hadn't said it that way. i guarantee, here is one thing you will never say, i don't know what h

. i said there is no way. that is all right. [booing] usa, usa. [crowd chanting] it is all freedom of speech. you know that. [crowd chanting] trump.p, trump, trump, [cheering] mr. trump: great life, great life. that is all right. that is what the country is all about. we have to be able to speak and everybody can be a little disruptive. it does not take long. so, let me finish the story, thank you. too bad we had to throw them out. sometimes you have to do it. [cheering] that sign. look at the size of that sign. can you believe that? wow. thank you. beautiful. i think i will tell my people let's bring that home. we have plenty of time tonight. i'm here all night. night, we arerrow in jacksonville. we have at least 15,000 people, probably 20,000 people tomorrow night. it is going to be good. anyway, because it has to do with the country. i go into this room and i said fellas, the contract is not right. this place is in much worse shape than you told me. you have to have it signed first. i have gone all over and it is not fair what you are selling me. i'm not closing this deal. i wil

. >>> victory. team usa knocking off the germans, one more win and the team makes history. >>> good wednesday morning to you all. we begin with the breaking news out of south carolina. fire tearing through another black church. >> it's the seventh predominantly african-american church to go up in flames since the charleston massacre. too soon to determine a cause but this church had been torched before. we get the latest from abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: this historically black south carolina church was gutted fire ripped through mt. sighin' ame 60 miles north of charleston. state and federal investigators moved in. it's the seventh house of worship in the south to burn in ten days. the causes are still under investigation. weather and electrical problems are believed to be factors for some but the one that took down this one in charlotte, north carolina last week is being called arson. >> whoever has done this we forgive you and hopefully there's an opportunity for us to even meet. >> reporter: in macon, georgia, investigators also determine someone intentionally set god's pow

miss usa pageant has found a new home. the reelz channel after univision and nbc dropped them after trump's comments about mexican immigrants. joe johns is in washington with the latest for us. >> reporter: donald trump is taking a public relations beating, but still doing well in the polls. meanwhile, he's found another home for the miss usa program, yes. the reelz program. he's got a date and location baton rouge. the pageant must scramble to replace hosts and judges. emmitt smith dropped out as a judge and flo rider dropped out as entertainment. the trump organization is not worried about losing money. they said donald trump is an enormously wealthy person with a net worth in excess of $9 billion. his goal is to make america great again. if that means compromising small business ventures he will do that. the actress ferrera thanked him for the comments. remarks like yours will serve to energize latino voters and turn out on election day against you and any other candidate that runs on a platform of hateful rhetoric. >> the rump organization had no comment on that. >> thank you so