Sometimes, humans are boring. Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. Im annemarie green. Longlasting,rawhide free gn new from milkbone. Major earthquakes in southern k have left people rattled this morning. Tafha been recorearthquakes. A close call for a cruise ship in italy. Video shot shows a ship coming very close to a venice bank as many are worried about the big one that experts have been predicting for years. It moves through a lagoon in stormy conditions. Marc liverman is in new york it veered away narrowly missing covering this. I cannot imagine the psychological toll for People Living in the area, marc. Yeah. A big par of that comes from the the bank and nearby boats. Aftershocks that hit as residents try to recover. The incident happened just weeks after a huge cruise ship crashed into a small riverboat and there many of them fearful that have been calls to prevent cruise ships from entering the another even bigger quake will lagoo
Jacobson good evening. Im Dana Jacobsen. American women are on top of the soccer world tonight. Team u. S. A. Beat the netherlands 20 to win the womens world cup for a fourth time, the second title in a row. Roxana saberi covered todays game in lyon, france. Reporter the reigning champions taking on europes best was never supposed to be easy. And in the first half, the netherlands did something no other team here has stopped the u. S. From scoring. Deflected. Two players down in the box. Reporter but when the americans were awarded a penalty, cocaptain Megan Rapinoe stepped up. Goal u. S. A. Reporter a few minutes later her teammate rose lavelle followed. And so to cheers in the stadium and back home, the u. S. Earned a fourth world cup victory, making history. Were crazy. Thats what makes us special. We just have no quit in us. Were so tight, and well do anything to win. Reporter what was it like to witness soccer history being made . It was awesome. It was the best. It was the best.
After months of frustration about new San Diego Unified School District math policies, representatives of the district's five campuses in La Jolla expressed satisfaction last week with progress in communication with the district.
Members of the La Jolla Cluster Association, which represents the five La Jolla public schools in the San Diego Unified School District, discussed refocusing their vision and asking the district for latitude with policies as they met March 17 online.