what the u.s. calls bogus spying charges. earlier this month, secretary of state antony blinken spoke by phone with paul whelan, assuring him the u.s. is trying to bring him home. we want to turn now to the unwanted case that has ignited a me to moment in spain. that country s entire women s soccer team says it won t play again until its top soccer official resigns after he forced a kiss on the lips of his star player. we get more now from cbs s chris livesay. reporter: the stunning moment that tainted a world cup soccer victory. luis rubiales, the president of spain s soccer federation, kissing star forward jennifer hermoso on the mouth. a kiss he says was consensual. a claim she flatly denies. again and again. rubiales has not only defied calls to step down, he has doubled down. at one point shouting repeatedly i will not resign.