carley lloyd scoring a hat-trick - three goals. the united states is the only country in the world to celebrate three world cup wins. thank you for joining us. i'm del walters in new york. i'll be back with another hour of news. stay tuned. "faultlines" is next. >> it's friday afternoon in the rio grande valley in texas. >> abortion is one of the most common medical procedures for women around the world. >> two friends are reading a manual on how to give yourself an abortion. >> and then i asked you for sure like how pregnant you are. >> for sure right now, i'm seven weeks. >> that's good because once you get to 12 weeks, it's like riskier. >> they wouldn't let us film their faces because here, like in most states, what they are about to do could be considered illegal.

just three minutes in, captain carley lloyd scores with a left footed one-timer. a couple of minutes later shed as another one-timer into the back of the net. at 14 minutes in, another goal by lauren holiday and at 16 minutes, lloyd aways off the hat trick, blasting one over the head of the japanese goalie and into the net a hat trick for captain carl lie lloyd. the japanese don't give up, creep back to make it 4-1 then 4-2. finishing the scoring it's 5-2 and the americans get revenge on the japanese for a loss in the world cup four years ago. >> the best game ever. i give those women a lot of credit. >> it was crazy everyone was cheering for the u.s. >> on the team, on the field they're scoring a goal. >> i lost my voice in the first five minutes. >> a lot of happy red white and blue fans, as you can imagine. you don't have to imagine, we can show you and show you robson street. this crowd going on for blocks and blocks, most of it clad in red, white and blue, and ecstatic at the outcome of this world cup by any measurement a successful tournament for our canadia

captain carley lloyd scored twice in the first five minutes. this was a rematch of the 2011 final that japan won on penalties, but the holders found themselves three down and lauren holiday scored and lloyd completed her hat trick with a strike from the halfway line. team u.s.a.4-0 up after just 16 minutes. the u.s. hadn't concreted a goal in their previous five matches but finally let one in, 4-1 at half time. there were thoughts of a japanese comeback when jewel gee johnston scored a goal, but the three goal advantage was quickly restored 5-2 the final score. >> it's a surreal moment. it's been amazing. we just wrote history today and brought this world cup trophy home, which is unbelievable. >> it's not vindication it just feels really, really good and i could not be more proud of that group of players and this staff because i knew they had it in them. they knew they had it in them and i'm just so happy now the world gets to see. >> the absence of sect blatter senior vice president presented the trophy. team u.s.a. champions for a record thi

women carley lloyd. go team usa. the news is back in the morning are. we'll see you at 7:00 straight up. back to you two in the studio. >> send them our best. team usa, taking care of business. >>> we are finally over the storms of last night. a typical summer day today? >> today is not too bad. one of our drier days. and it is still going to be very warm into the upper 80s and feeling into the 90s when you factor in the human. we are not done with rain before we head to the holiday weekend. rain is over for now, for the morning hours. a few light showers off to the north. we are done with rain falling from the sky. a lot of standing water out there. debris we have been mentioning, unofficial wind gusts up to 74 miles per hour. >>> look at doppler 9000. we are dry, maybe a sprinkle or so toward the became -- the baltimore beltway. cloudy, foggy and muggy this morning. we'll see sunshine late morning and into the early afternoon. just west of quantico along 95, typical of some of the areas we see fog develop. as the sun starts to come out, 72 degrees, we

team plenty of support, as well in households all over south america, and carley lloyd who stored the hat-trick said you may expect more of that. >> the word is about soccer women's soccer coverage is unbelievable. all around it's a win-win. we hope we want ride the waves. >> keep going. i want another one. france the next one. i'm 30 but still young. >> enjoy this. >> i want to take this all in embrace it celebrate with the girls and go home and celebrate with friends and family >>> christy ram bone 40 years old, her fifth world cup, we have seen the last of her in a u.s. national team jersey she was a member of the team that won on u.s. soil in 1999. and likely seep the last of abby wombeck, one of the greatest players. nothing definitive on this day as the team said goodbye to people in vancouver, but we suspect it was her last game as a u.s. national team member. tremendous furniture in canada no major glitches in the 52 matches staged by the canadians. for the u.s. women, they'll have time to celebrate, time with friends and family and time to get back to work. they'll need to qu

the captain carley lloyd scored a hat-trick, the third goal from the halfway line. lauren hollow day got the other goal. eukey ogin. >> got one back. 4-1 at half time. the tournament is a record breaking for hosts canada. more than 54,000 saw the national team lose to england in the quarter time a record for any national team sport. over all attendance is expected to top 1.3 million, a record for the tournament, and will make it the most attended f.i.f.a. event history outside the men's world cup. and it's making big inroads in the market football in a bid to crack the united states tv ratings. they are averaging a million plus a game. that's more than 40% up on the last women's world cup. >>> world champion lewis hamilton won the british grand prix for the third time. he's team-mate nico rosberg was second. sitting on poll lewis hamilton lost his lead. phillipa massa going in front. when lewis hamilton tried to regain the lead a misjudgment allowed the other to pass him. the world champion lewis hamilton returned to the front. despite the english rain he hold on to

. >> perfect penalty kick from carley lloyd. minutes later lloyd feeds kelly o'hare, for the clincher. a stunning 2-060ry for team u.s.a. >> she mirksed! >> missing very wide left on a penalty kick in the 59th 59th minute, even as solo dove the other way. >> there were opportunities but we didn't follow through. we could have scored goals that would have come on top of it all. we felt we were playing downfield well, but when it came to the front of goal, we weren't efficient. that was our problem today. >> team u.s.a. was in the number two spot. the americans won the tournament in 1991 and 1999. now, after losing to japan in the 2011 finals, team u.s.a. is back for another shot at the title. >> it feels good right now but we're not finished. we have one more game, so so far, feels awesome but we still have a job to do. >> that game will be on sunday in vancouver. team u.s.a. will faceoff against japan or england depending who wins today. >> you might remember that japan was a team that ousted team u.s.a. from the world cup final

lloyd naimdz mvp called a hero, she joins us now, good morning to you, and congratulations, on the huge win. >> thank you. good morning. >> how does it feel? >> i haven't had a moment i feel like the process at all one thing after another, interviews, it is just been surreal about unbelievable moment, and i think it will eventually signing in with all of that. >> take a moment right now, and i will tell you you are the world cup mvp you just won on biggest stage for soccer. you are the greatest team in women's international soccer you had a phenomenal game last night most of us here watching, unbelievable, most people saw that second goal they couldn't believe it. how are you going how do you plan to celebrate when you can take a minute? >> honestly i have no idea. we've got a jam-packed schedule i need a vacation to be honest, to go and shut down for a little bit, but we've got the mwsl coming up a victory tour olympic qualifying we've got to savor the moment enjoy it i will go home spend time with friends family fiancÉ celebrate relax in a low-key setting for all the people that have

lloyd scores a historic hat trick in the first 20 minutes of the match on sunday. and i argue a spike in the endorsements and imagine what it was for alice morgan. for men and women's sports, sex appeal has an impact. there's a touch of sexism, and -- >> the problem i have with all this is it seems like it is like the olympics every four years everybody tunes in big audience claps everyone cheering for america, that is great except every four years in between it dies off. when will the last time you sat down and watched ice dancing competition. charles: the first time will happen soon. my brother is one of the sports fans, pure absolute 100% sports fanatic came to my house when the women scored their first couple bowls and said we are winning never imagined he would watch women's soccer. how do they capitalize on this to keep fanatics like him watching? >> that is the trick. as mentioned the second ago when you have a sport that is not like tennis where you have a weekly, monthly competition you are only in the limelight every couple years with olympics or world cu

team captain carley lloyd stopped her idol abby to make sure abby's uniform was complete. there was a problem that carley had to fix so she helped abby by putting that blue armband on her left sleeve as our team captain. . carli plays soccer in my hometown of houston, texas. we texans believe bigger is always better. carli has been a texan for a few months she knows how to go big, real big. she scored a hat trick, three goals, in the first 16 minutes. the 2015 women's world cup gold medalists gave us a priceless gift. the joy of being alive, feeling american pride surge through your vains -- veins, and that breath, short breath of excitement, or having that extra heartbeat knowing that you're alive. america thanks our gold medal winners, our women's world cup champions of 2015. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from puerto rico, mr. pierluisi, for five minutes. mr. pierluisi: mr. speaker, the u.s. territory of puerto rico home to 3.5 million american citizens, stands at a crossroads. the governor recently an