the stands. they were very loud. you really felt like this is a classic world cup atmosphere, which is why i always tell everybody, at some point in your, life go to a world cup, even if you re a huge soccer fan, it s just an amazing feeling, just like you at the center of the universe. chris, what is your take on the rest of this? i just saw in the twitter feed, this is the first time that the united states has ever had to shut outs in any world cup since 1930. since 1930, it s crazy. when you think about the way that they do it, it is in the
where they will likely take on the netherlands on saturday. if they lose, they head home. a lot on their plate. we will be watching. meagan fitzgerald, thank you for your coverage. ben rhodes, as a former deputy national security advisor and i assume a soccer fan, it went further than that. the secretary of state, you heard him say, this is not about geopolitics. all attempts by iran through the state media are trying to disparage america. yeah. there s nothing new about that, andrea. they have been doing that for years. i think the problem for iran is that the whole world can see what the view of the iranian people is through these protests and the view of iranian people through these protests. their efforts to try to distract from that by spotlighting america s problems, america s
big run. snuck in behind. in the middle pulisic scores! might have today the price, but the u.s. takes the lead! it was a do or die win or go home match for the u.s. men s national team at the world cup today. and that goal in the 38th minute is what delivered the win, put them over the top. a few minutes ago, just asser with coming on the air, mercifully, the u.s. beat iran s team, meaning they will advance to knockout round for the seventh time in team history. joining us now, journalist and soccer fan, bobby gosh, and kevin blackistone, professor of practice at the university of maryland merrill college of journalism and someone i turn to
that she may have had a stalker. the other thing we learned over the last few days here looking for any information coming out of the police department is the fact that they ve been able to rule out some people and say they re not at all suspected to have been party to this these series of murders here. that would be the two roommates in the house who slept through it. and another man that two of the murder victims reached out to shortly before they were killed. they say all three of these people are innocent. but obviously many still on edge over this holiday weekend as they re no closer to finding out who could have possibly have done this in the small town where they have not seen a murder in a very, very long time. stephanie elam, thank you very much. appreciate that. if you re a soccer fan, you have a busy day today. if you re not we ll fill you in because there s a huge match happening a few hours from now at the world cup. it s the united states versus england. it s only t
different measures in alignment, but does it in a way where no one notices and doesn t create a new round of political fire storms. thank you very much. and i want to warn you for this next question, you are on an american network, so who are you rooting for, america or england? well, i have lived in america now for a decade but as you can hear from my accent, i grew up in the u.k., and my own kids would kill me if i was rooting for america right now. and one of them is a very keen soccer fan and keen soccer player, and they re definitely rooting for the u.k. all right, we ll forgive you this time. thank you very much. and it is day six. a segue to my next story. day six of the world cup in qatar and team usa s second chance to advance. it will be tough, they re tied against england right now, who is ranked number five in the world, coming off a massive 6-2 win against iran. the score is 0-0.