coach shortly thereafter. it s one of the reasons players here are infuriated. they call this an institutional failure on all levels. here s erin mccloud, a player for the orlando pride and what she had to say. i think what is the most shocking of that is people were willing to hide this, and cared more about how they look, how their club looks, their reputation than protecting the player s health and mental well being. and until we have a club or in our organization that is willing to do that, to put the players first, then no player in this league is going to feel safe. reporter: jose, you mentioned those multiple investigations. the league has outlined a few things they re going to look for. one of them is an independent review of all the policies at the league and club level to look at those anti-discrimination and
that s emerged? alex morgan. but canada feels like they should be after the game. in the 73rd minute, christine claire, one of the best players of all time, puts her third goal in to give them a lead. they can start to smell it. here s where controversy starts. erin mccloud is penalized for holding the ball for more than six seconds. a call you don t see very often. that leads to an indirect free kick for megan rapinoe. she couldn t get out of the way. it s called a handball. another disputed call there. there s no chance for her to get out of the way. canada didn t like that call. that sets up this. amy wambach taking the penalty kick for the united states and she drills it. that ties the game at 3 in the 80th minute.
give us a preview of what to expect. willie, good morning. i couldn t agree more. the show looks so much better from a distance. especially five hours ahead. when i m on my sofa watching you, it s a great show. not as great standing there at 5:30 being on tv. i have great olympic action. an incredible game. they are calling it one of the best soccer games ever. canada leads the loss to the u.s. one player saying the referee should have been wearing an american jersey because that s who she was playing for. high lielgts from london a little later. it was a nail biter. a great one to watch. thank you. we ll talk to you soon. we are learning more about the suspected shooter who killed six people in wisconsin before he was gunned down by police. he s identified as 40-year-old army vet wade michael page. he walked into this temple on sunday morning, opened fire with a handgun. civil rights groups have been tracking him for a decade because of his ties to white supremacy
channel off the air. a short time later, it broadcast this announcement. the prime minister, the television said, had been fired. but that s not what happened. the prime minister fled the country, the first cabinet minister to defect. he had been hiding for two days. translator: he was chosen to be part of this criminal regime, but he decided to join the syrian people and their blessed revolution. reporter: the syrian government could be collapsing from within. but its feared and powerful military is still working and still on the attack, especially in aleppo. 20,000 syrian troops are on the western edge and are attacking with tanks and fighter jets. a rebel commander with 100 fighters in aleppo told us if they don t receive an influx of weapons within the next 72 hours, they will have to give up the fight. do all the rebels agree if you don t get support, you ll have to surrender the city. translator: yes, he says there s been an agreement for a tactical retreat to s
factor for us today. current temperatures around the region. well, we are primarily in the 50s in some places. we are seeing our temperatures in the 60s. 62degrees at reagan national. 54 at dulles and 58 degrees at bwi marshall. your forecast for today, early sunshine, then some afternoon clouds. temperatures will be warm today like yesterday into the low to mid-80s. not bad at all. i ll have more details on the forecast coming up in just a little bit. thank you. let s check in with julie wright and look at traffic early this morning. early morning look doesn t look too bad. we do have the lane open if you are torrentialing in each direction at the wilson bridge. southbound, baltimore- washington parkway at 450. we have a stalled car in the far right lane. top stretch of the beltway behaving nicely for those continuing around from college park through the colesville road area and continuing out towards 270. coming northbound on i-95, no incidents reported at this point.