reporting from washington, i am nada tawfik. what a game. nd by a scoreeng of 2-1 in the women s world cup, launching them to the final.si the detention facility at the border. a new report is released, and we speak to one democratic congresswoman who isby what she saw. at indigenous communities in the amazon under threat. cutting down the forest is in direct conflict with their way of life. nada: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. it was a n that had it all as the women s t teams fr u.s. and england battled it out in the world cup semifi pls. our offibably was not the only one on edge, but in the and in the end it was the united states who juscame out on top by a score of 2-1. the bbc s christian fraser watched the game from a bar here in washington, d.c., and i spoke ob him after the final whistle. you are ly among the few england fans in the bar. what was the moment like when the united states won? christian: go to the lucky b
what a game. u.s. defeats england by 2score -1 in the women s world cup, launching them to the final. inside the detention facility at the border. a new report is released, and we speak to one democratic congresswoman who is outraged by what she saw. at indigenous communities in the amazon under threat. cutting down the forest is in direct conflict with their way of life. nada: for those watchi on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. it was a nailbiter in france that had it all as the women s teams from the u.s. and england battled it out in the world cup semifinals. our office probably was not the only one on edge, but in the and in the end it was the united states who just came out on top by a score of 2-1. the bbc s christian fraser watched e game from a bar here in washington, d.c., and i spoke to him after the final whistle. you are probably among the few england fans in the bar. t what was the momke when the united states won? christn: go to the
rafael, 35 in redwood city and 38 in mountain view. it will be another cold morning so bundle up and some locations down the freezing or even subfreezing with mostly sunny to partly sunny skies through the afternoon. cool daytime highs and we are looking at this next storm system bringing widespread rain returning tomorrow. the satellite and radar view showing that cold canadian air filtering into the bay area. we will time this out hour by hour coming up. let s check in with gianna for a look at the traffic on this cold morning. grab your jacket quickly heading along the east shore freeway and especially westbound 80. there are a lot of cars and really backed up on westbound 80 not far from central highway. there is an accident involving a motorcycle and vehicle with injuries reported. three lanes are completely shut down until they clear the roadways, and 43 minute drive time right now and building. you san pablo avenue for an alternate route. that would be your best be
and christian fraser is in london. president trump is developing a habit of criticising one of america s closest allies. he did it again today when he took on britain s popular national health service and drew a swift, fierce reaction from angry brits. the health minister, jeremy hunt was not happy when mr trump suggested the famed nhs is broken. as america struggles to develop a satisfactory private health care system of its own, the uk model of public health care for everybody is often held up as a counter example. many americans find it hard to believe that brits of all political persuasions will defend the public health system just as brits find it hard to believe americans would tolerate having so many people with no health insurance. it s another sign of the tensions in the so called special relationship. our political correspondent alex forsyth is in westminsterfor us. mrtrump has mr trump has done it again. how much concern has he caused amongst america s closest
and jere longman. the women s game is groaning in leaps and bounds and this victory here i mean the only thing that could have been better charlie, was that if the u.s. had beaten england on july 4th. that would have been the best. rose: the greek referendum and the world cup final when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by: rose: additional funding provided by: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: one of the world s oldest democracies has spoken am greek voters took to the polls on sunday to vote in a referendum called last week by prime minister alexis tsipras the vote was a rejection of austerity. more than 60% voted against the terms set by the country s international creditors, officials warn greece could be rejected from the eurozone. prime minister tsipras hailed the vote as a