vacations, more sporting events. reporter: justice thomas has been living a life of extreme luxury for 30 years underwritten by at least four different ultra wealthy benefactors. earlier reports revealed lavish gifts including a house for his mother and this nine day vacation in indonesia from conservative billionaire harlan crow. i come from regular stock. he also wrote a film about the taste. now benefactors include three more names according to propublica, david soquel, wayne and tony novelli. the report says the four moguls 238 destination locations including a previously yacht.
waiting on a signal. wow. sweden wins. defeat by a fraction of an inch. that ball just barely crossed the line and the u.s. women s national team has been knocked out of the world cup. following a goalless 90 minutes plus extra time, the u.s. bid to win an unprecedented third consecutive title ended yesterday on penalty kicks. meagan rapinoe, sophia smith, kelly o hara all missed kicks from the penalty spot before sweden converted to clinch the shootout 5-4. it is the earliest exit in tournament history for the u.s. women in only this team s second perked nalt at this shootout on the stage. they end the tournament on a 238 minute scoring drought, the longest in women s world cup
out of the world cup following a goal-less 90 minutes plus extra time. the u.s. bid to win an unprecedented third consecutive title ended yesterday on penalty kicks. megan rapinoe, sophia smith and kelley o hara missed with kicks from the penalty spot before sweden converted to clinch the shootout, 5-4. it is the earliest exit in tournament history for the u.s. women. only the team s second penalty shootout defeat on the world cup stage. the u.s. women also ended the tournament on a 238-minute scoring drought, their longest in women s world cup history. hard to watch. i will say, jonathan lemire, obviously, this is a team and a program that has nothing to hang their heads about. i mean, two world cup wins in a
women. and only the team s send penalty shoot-out defeat on the world cup stage. u.s. women also ended the tournament on a 238 minute scoring drought. their longest in women s world cup history. hard to watch. jonathan lemire, obviously this is a team and a program that has nothing to have their heads down about. i mean, two world cup wins in a row. just an extraordinary achievement. oh, a team that will be forever remembered with such gratitude here in the united states. two cups in a row. this was always seen as a bit of a transition tournament for them, the last run for the alex morgan and megan rapinoe, while they also have the new young talent coming. they think they are better positioned for four years from now. but still heartbreaking to see. that final goal, the replay
where they ll play norway in the last 16 on saturday. despite the heavy defeat spain still make it through as runners up they ll play switzerland in the last 16. here s how group c finishes. zambia end up third after theirfirst ever women s world cup win, a 3 1victory against costa rica. australia have already retained the ashes, but they re looking to win the series outright in england for the first time since 2001. they re chasing an unlikely 384 for victory. they resumed on 135 without loss and lost three wickets in the first hour of the morning session chris woakes taking two of them. but rain has once again disrupted things play has been stopped with australia on 238 3 needing 146 more runs to win. as well as being the final day of the ashes series, it s also the final day of england bowler stuart broad s career. his dad chris is also a former england player