at this stadium were canada and brazil and the united states were eliminated, colombia and jamaica help to avoid a similarfate. for the winners, england await. the first half was physical and tense, but ultimately goalless. there was nothing new forjamaica s defence, who have been impenetrable in this tournament. when catalina usme brought a long time ball in the area perfectly, she ended that run. the second goal for columbia s captain on the night. it sends the colombians in the stands into raptures! over 300 minutes had gone by before jamaica conceded their first goal of the tournament, and it brought them to live. moments later they struck the woodwork. colombia spotted an opportunity and immediately hit on the counter. a chance to double their lead to no avail. england will watch this cautiously, something for them to keep in mind for the next round. jamaica came this close to an equaliser. a cross, a free header, agonisingly wide. the fairy tale for jamaica ends here. c
here s tanya arnold. colombia are through to the quarter finals of the women s world cup for the first time. they beat jamaica 1 0 and will now face england on saturday. catalina usme s goal in the second half in melbourne was enough to set up a clash with the european champions. they become just the second south american nation to ever reach the quarter finals of the world cup. brazil were the first. forjamaica though, their impressive world cup comes to an end. for us, we are coming in with no games. i feel very happy for the players that they could perform at this level without getting adequate games to play so i am very pleased with them and they gave it everything tonight. they should be proud of themselves and i am very proud of them. england s laurenjames will miss that quarter final against colombia and has apologised for her red card for standing on nigerian defender michelle alozie. in a post on social media she said to alozie. france are also through to the quarter
militants. the announcement about his visit was made by the us secretary of state antony blinken after late night talks in tel aviv. antony blinken also said the us and israel had agreed on a plan to allow humanitarian aid into gaza. in gaza itself un agencies have warned of a deepening humanitarian crisis. more than 2800 people have been killed by israeli air strikes. hamas, which is designated as a terrorist organisation by governments including in the uk and us, said it fired a barrage of rockets at jerusalem and tel aviv overnight with sirens sending lawmakers into bomb shelters. a draft resolution at the united nations on israel and gaza failed to pass the security council. western nations voted against it because it failed to condemn hamas. we can show you the scene in gaza, it is just after 11 o clock there. all eyes on the next stages of what happens next. we can talk now about that with our correspondent anna foster in northern israel. bring us up to date with the ni
when i was little, my grandmother would recite the koran to me as i went to sleep. she called that ruqya and it made me feel blessed. this practice has become really popular, where healers recite the koran in order to solve problems by expelling evil spirits. but there is a darker side to this exploiting vulnerable women. music plays. bushra is a women s rights activist. she has created this safe space for girls striving to be footballers. her activism today springs from an injustice she has been living with for 20 years. when bushra was 16, she started having blinding headaches. her parents brought a spiritual healer to see her. the healer remained a respected member of the community until he died. bushra never told herfamily and is not sure how they would react if she revealed it now. we spent months speaking to other women, ngos, courts and lawyers, gathering and verifying stories of abuse. in the first investigation of its kind, in morocco we spoke to 35 women who accus
he stated decided to fight. they re completing operating outside of the cell structure. now from studio j at fox news headquarters, here is greta van susteren. the threat of lone wolf attacks at the forefront of everyone s mind. new threats to the homeland as well as recent attacks in canada have everyone on alert, but lone wolves turn terrorists are nothing new. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge took a look at their dangerous history. lone wolves, by and large, are individuals that are inspired idealogically, but may not have a formal connection to a terrorist organization. frank was the director of the homeland security policy institute at george washington university. he has researched the very dangerous phenomenon of lone wolf terrorists. that s the hard nut to crack here. absolutely. there is no linkage of information. first time i remember really discussing lone wolves is with the so-called unibomber, ed kazinski. timothy mcveigh was