abby: thank you. >> chelsea: i think this requires a toast. >> abby: to us and to gabe. >> chelsea: andy. >> abby: [ laughs ] yes. newman-abbott is in good hands. >> kyle: hey, this looks fun. hey, why don't you raise a glass to victor while you're at it? toast him from getting jack out of the way so we could all rise up through the ranks. >> abby: kyle, i would never -- >> kyle: hmm, no, abby, it's okay. you don't need to explain. it is very obvious which side of the family's more important to you. >> nick: vick and i clashing over business -- it won't be the first time, i can tell you that. >> adam: yeah, i almost don'

abby: thank you. >> chelsea: i think this requires a toast. >> abby: to us and to gabe. >> chelsea: and to the big rittinsky. >> abby: [ laughs ] yes. newman-abbott is in good hands. >> kyle: hey, this looks fun. hey, why don't you raise a glass to victor while you're at it? toast him from getting jack out of the way so we could all rise up through the ranks. >> abby: kyle, i would never -- >> kyle: hmm, no, abby, it's okay. you don't need to explain. it is very obvious which side of the family's more important to you. >> nick: vick and i clashing over business -- it won't be the first time, i can tell you that.

abby wambach, hope solo. finally for abby she is been able to get the elusive title. japan had their moment two years ago. >> here's the big question for me will abby wambach, hope solo will they stick around or walk away on a high? >> the officials being presented their medals. referee celebrating her 24th birthday today. golati in the middle president of u.s. soccer. now they are honoring a young player of the tournament. >> mccann nonwas so solid all tournament long. on the back line being the leader. >> young women who plays her college ball at west virginia. >> absolutely deserves it. 19 years old. just so as if she never did nothing else before. really well done. >> next up should be the golden boot award. it will not go to carli lloyd. the tie breaker and assists according to the numbers they both had the same. minutes played and sofhich played fewer than lloyd. >> i am sure she won't mind as long as thshe has the medal arod her neck. >> i think carli has two more trophies coming her way. i know she has one. >> pretty sure she will be back there to receive the

matt helping abby in to her car. just married, to her favorite nurse.e little abby and nurse matt, and all of the nurses that do such great work every day. i'm david muir. hope to see you on monday. good night. >>> and a gap in airport security that could affect your storage. you'll see it only on abc7 news. >> and an incredible scene in southern california. a dozen vehicles and a boat destroyed by flames as a wildfire spreads around, and across an inland empire freeway. good evening. the north fire is burning through san bern and hesperia. >> the flames racing across a a big rig started in the median and moved up the highway. >> let's take a look at the fire look at that those flames our sister station kabc is reporting two minor injuries. 75 cars are abandoned on the freeway. this is the main road between southern california and las vegas and it is closed right now. >> five structures have burned and there are mandatory evacuations. >> go go people. >> oh my god. i can feel the heat. >> so hot. >> amazing video from our sister station. you can see a f

a french bulldog named abbi.seems to be the one who got into some toilet paper >> she was making a tutu that's all. >> did you make this mess? >> she was asked flat out, but with a friend like turner. >> turner, did she make this mess? did she do that? >> at first turner is like i'm not talking. conot take the pressure of questioning. >> who made this mess? >> no! >> actually point the abbi out. >> she's pointing at you. >> awesome. these two aren't going to be best friends anymore. they're going to have some silent treatment going on in this house. >> dogs are very forgiving. >> who made this mess. >> no honor amongst dogs. >> that's the best dog video ever. it was so good. >> she pointed at you. >> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time. >>> it's a white knuckle rescue of a woman stuck on the rocks in the rapids holding their dog. see why they're both a slip away from death. >> i need help! >> this guy has a serious issue. why mr. crankypants has his underies in a bunch. that is one relaxed

until then, matt helping abby in to her car.to her favorite nurse. >> i'm david muir. hope to see you on monday. good night. [ groans ] what -- what -- what is taking so long? i have no idea. i think you push this button. [ all gasp ] minnie: actually i ink it's this one. i can't work like this! garsh, what happens when you pull this doockey? [ static crackles ] aw, phooey. wheel... of... fortune!

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now it's my turn. >> stitch: well, it looks like you're up. >> abby: yes.that's got to be them. >> stitch: i can sit in if you want. >> abby: that's very sweet, but you're on call at the hospital tonight. it's your first night back. i can handle this. no, what am i talking about? "handle this"? this is my moment to shine. >> phyllis: gabe hid jack's gun in chelsea's apartment? >> nikki: if he wanted to take over the company, he had to be

now it's my turn. >> stitch: well, it looks like you're up. >> abby: yes.got to be them. >> stitch: i can sit in if you want. >> abby: that's very sweet, but you're on call at the hospital tonight. it's your first night back. i can handle this. no, what am i talking about? "handle this"? this is my moment to shine. >> phyllis: gabe hid jack's gun in chelsea's apartment? >> nikki: if he wanted to take over the company, he had to be

at four abby has already been through more than most.ugh for somebody. >> reporter: it's moments like this that make coming to the hospital a little easier for abby and her family. much mo matt's surprise, this video has gone viral. he hopes it sends a larger message. >> even something so simple and up beat can be an awareness to people that, you know, there are families that have to deal with this. >> reporter: as for be abby, she just knows she has friends who care about her and make her laugh. what was the best part? >> i think eating the cake and putting the cake on matt's nose. >> reporter: in albany, torrey wells, cbs 6 news. >> she is cute. what an adorable little girl. a fighter. congratulations. >> very nice that those nurses all participated in helping that dream come through for abby. very nice. >>> let's talk weather one more time. it's going to be hot. it's going to be moist. this is one of those where you want to seek out air-conditioning if you can, whether it's a public building or whatever you can do. >> absolutely. i sh

joining me now abby wambach and alex morgan. great to have the two of you with us on "the real story." i know you've done a ton of interviews. thanks for sticking around. i think people are still cheering you on there. >> we haven't slept much but are you guys excited? we're pretty excited. >> i know all of america and quite frankly the world was watching this unfold last night. in fact my kids came home early from vacation because they had to see you do this and i know that they joined thousands of other kids out there who had to have been inspired. abby i want to start with you because i watched this amazing video that you did before the game about what this journey has meant to you. explain to our viewers why you did that video and what your message was. >> actually it's pretty interesting that i even okayed to do it. jen, the producer at fox, she came up with this great idea but i thought it could work pretty well and i was in a space at the time to be able to get pretty vulnerable and tell not just my team but the viewers k

carli lloyd and abby wambach is here live in the studio.hat's all coming up on "of courses and friends. -- "fox & friends". test test test. >> stranded at sea for nearly a week two men are saved after bad weather left them stuck on a sail boat off the coast of florida for six days. the pair was unable to call for help. one man is being treated for severe sun burns. >>> chaos on a california coast. a 12-year-old boy is injured when a small plane loses power and plunges down on to a crowded beach and for the first time we are hearing from his friend who watched it all unfold. >> he saw it and he almost like fell back trying to get out of the way and i guess it hit his face. >> i was holding the back of his head and just trying to keep him calm and wait for people to show up. >> the little boy was body boarding when the plane's engine lost power and crashed on top of him. he was taken to the hospital with a head injury. this morning, he is listed in serious condition. the pilot is okay. >>> a rare glimpse of royalty as princess charlotte is ch

. >> the day began at 8am tuesday, when two men broke into tanner and abby's home. they told investigators they were blindfolded and forced into the family car with their infant sun. the robbers drove the couple to a bank branch where tanner is vice president. and the men ordered him to rob the bank while his family was held in the car. >> the bank executive has access to a greater amount of funds in the bank not just what is in the teller draws. it prevent them being on camera. >> after giving an undisclosed amount of money, the suspect left harr. >> and drove off with his wife abby and his son. dropping them off on a county road and fleeing. she told police with her baby in her lap, she drove around looking for help. cable utility worker was in shot when abby behind the wheel drove to him and told him of their ordeal. >> she hugged me started crying saying someone held a gun to her head. it's similar to the abduction of another bank executive and his family. two males and one female failing to rob a credit union during the abduction. that case and tuesday's robber

she and abby are behind my dad 100%. >> sage: well, they're his daughters. that makes sense. >> nick: well, i'm his son. shouldn't i be, too? >> sage: i'm gonna get you some coffee. >> nick: [ sighs ] michael is gonna be arguing self-defense. dad claims jack pulled a gun first. >> sage: why don't you believe that? >> nick: well, apparently gabe saw the whole thing and says jack was unarmed. so, i don't know what to think. >> sage: i think you should talk to your father. >> nick: i did. i looked him straight in the eye and told him i wanted to know the truth. >> sage: did he stick to his story? >> nick: he seemed really sincere that it was self-defense all the way. so, either my dad is lying or gabe is. what do you think?

her text said that she would be here momentarily. >> victoria: [ sighs ] >> abby: sorry, sorry. i am here. >> victor: there you are. >> victoria: hope we didn't pull you away from anything too important. >> abby: as a matter of fact -- you know what? obviously what's going on here takes priority, so, um, what's up? >> victor: i asked you both to come here to discuss the future of our company, okay? now that that parasite gabriel bingham is no longer c.e.o. of the company and jack is out of the hospital, jack and i will be running the company together. >> billy: just take it easy, you know? >> jack: [ breathing shakily ] >> phyllis: you okay?

where's abby? where's abby? abby, what did you ask me? didn't you ask about some confetti?. >> okay, you got that. you'll get two tons of confetti later on with the parade. >> it's going to be amazing. >> it is. >> that's all coming up. >>> we got to get news first. dan harris inside with the morning rundown. >> hey, guys, hard to top that confetti. here's the newscast. the big story of the morning, the end of an era. the confederate flag being removed from the grounds of the statehouse in south carolina after flying there for more than half a century. it will now be kept in the state's military history museum. however, in virginia, a southern heritage group is now planning on going to federal court to keep the confederate flag on the state license plates. the governor calls these plates divisive and hurtful. he wants to phase them out. >>> damaging storms have been battering millions of americans from nevada to new york. heavy winds, flooding rain and at least two tornadoes. this is the work of one reported twister, a school in pennsylvania destroyed. the roof ripped off.

but she had contact with abby kelly foster who was speaking on abolition, and abby kelly foster encouraged her to become a public lecturer. the massachusetts anti-slavery society was looking for people. they really welcomed more speakers. they paid them very little. the other thing, and i don't know how much influence this had, but when lucy graduated from oberlin william lloyd garrison was there for an anti-slavery meeting and he heard, i mean, he heard about lucy because she was such an outstanding student. and even though she didn't, budget able to give this talk -- wasn't able to give this talk based on her essay that she never wrote for the graduation ceremony he heard about her, and there's a letter he wrote to his wife commenting on this sort of miraculous lucy stone whom he had heard about. so i don't know the intricacies of the massachusetts anti-slavery society in terms of what it did but she actually went to boston to talk to whoever was head of it as well as talking to abby kelly foster who probably put in a good word for her. so i'm guessing that was it. but they only paid her

her text said that she would be here momentarily. >> victoria: [ sighs ] >> abby: sorry, sorry.i am here. >> victor: there you are. >> victoria: hope we didn't pull you away from anything too important. >> abby: as a matter of fact -- you know what? obviously what's going on here takes priority, so, um, what's up? >> victor: i asked you both to come here to discuss the future of our company, okay? now that that parasite gabriel bingham is no longer c.e.o. of the company and jack is out of the hospital, jack and i will be running the company together. >> billy: just take it easy, you know? >> jack: [ breathing shakily ]

but as jericka duncan reports, abby wambach's teammates plan to make it a win. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: no one in the world, male or female, has scored more international goals than abby wambach. but of the 183 goals, there is one that pretty much defines her: the 2011 world cup, america down a goal to brazil and literally seconds away from an embarrassingly early exit. >> what a moment in time, an iconic moment to be part of. there were so many things that needed to be perfect for that brazil goal. some people thought we won the world cup in that game. >> the world cup to japan! >> reporter: but they didn't eventually losing in the final to japan, a loss that has fueled wambach's obsession to finally put a world cup title on her otherwise impeccable resume. ( cheers and applause ) have you had any visions about how this will end? >> if there was any year for us to win, this has to be the one right? it's the end for me when it comes to talking about world cups. and for me, i like storybook endings, as well. >> reporter: wambach, now 35 has been mostly a sub in this tourna

for "good morning america," abbie boudreau abc news los angeles. >> thank you to abbie for that. >>>ive to jacoby. he's from chicago. it's been a cool and cloudy summer so far. today, not the case. temperature up around 90. tomorrow you drop into the upper 60s. you want heat you have to go >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with drizzle and cloud cover through the morning and limited cloud cover at the coast and san francisco so you are the coolest in the 60s and the rest us in the 70s and 80s. my seven-day forecast, watch out or wednesday and thursday for dry thunderstorms and a high fire >> and all that weather brought to you by bush's baked beans. and now, i'm joined by sara rue, actress. the star of the brand-new tvland series "impastor." it's about a slacker on the run who becomes a pastor. >> my plan was to take over johnathan's life for a few days until i figured out my next move or until i got caught. >> well hello there. i'm dora. come on in. you're different than pictured you. >> yeah how's that? >> i don't know. you're more -- i don't know -- rugged. >> sar rem

in wisconsin for governor walker's announcement, also with me is former governor chairman msnbc's abby huntsman thank you-all for being here. >> thanks rev. >> my pleasure rev. >> casey, walker is jumping in the race when donald trump most talked about man in the gop. how can he compete for attention? >> well, reverend, i think it starts with this announcement. this is a chance for scott walker to essentially push the reset button and take a step out front here. he came in strong earlier this year, gave a speech in iowa that gave notice but stumbled in the time and i think when you do talk about donald trump, you're right he's sucking up the oxygen on the republican side and that could continue in the debate on august 6th. i don't think they found a way to keep him off that debate stage. we'll see if that changes in the next couple weeks. that will be the challenge for scott walker and every republican candidate that's standing up there on the stage with trump. how to handle him, how to take him on. whether or not stepping back and away from that or taking him on straight up and whatev

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unlike the rantings of abby kelly foster and the shrill voice of susan b.nthony lucy's voice and winning manner were apparently mesmerizing. from these accounts one learns at lucy's musical voice silence mobs of protesters to came to mock and i know speakers. her intensity of purpose and ability to move her listeners were profound. one example of her intense commitment to the antislavery movement was in the early 18 50's she joined garrison and some of his followers by demanding the radical idea of disunion urging northern states to separate from southern states states. in other words to secede and thus create a nation free of slavery and we always of course blamed the south. are most effective moments where the story she shared about the evils of slavery and oppression of women. there was something compelling in the way lucy spoke and when she had to say. initially she and others charge no entrance fees for abolitionists wanted to attract as many people as possible but lucy and others realized that people were willing to pay to hear them. after all this wa

others include downtown abby and orange is the new black. as for top comedies silicon valley and transparent made the list. just go to our website to see the entire list. the event will air on september 20th. >> i've only seen downtown abby. >> i have not seen anything. i really need to get my dvr going. >> binge watch those shows. maybe this weekend. >> two nights. >> thanks a lot. lester holt joins us next. >> see you back here at 6:00. facebook and twitter. wx ctr projector & 65 screens >>> tonight, breaking news, terror in tennessee. four marines murdered in a shooting rampage at two military recruiting centers. the gunman killed after committing what authorities say is an act of domestic terrorism. >>> the verdict is in, the jury taking fewer than two days to decide the fate of james holmes for killing 12 people in a colorado movie theater nearly three years ago. >>> inside lockup, president obama gets personal on a historic trip into a federal prison for his push to reduce sentencing for many non-violent crimes in this country. >>> and

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abby says until you have won world cup, you aren't there. abby a little older now.t possessing the ball. she has a great air game. so she'll get some quality time. but on the bench she's cheer, supporting and leading. and i saw a quote from her. she's reminding everyone how painful it was four years ago. so don't you dare forget. >> and people who have been watching the world cup know these are two amazing defensive teams are you expecting low scoring game. >> japan has scored first in every game they have won so far and every score has been decided by just one goal. in addition as you talk about the defense for team usa, they allowed one goal in this entire tournament. hope solo has barely faced shots. both teams are very good at locking down in front of their goalies. >> who's going win? >> team usa. it's july fourth weekend. >> going into the tournament the first couple of games there were some doubts about this team. and then all of a sudden the things seemed to change and confidence bloomd. what do you think happened? >> the game against germany. that was the h

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i thought abby wambach was going to be here. i don't know where the blee[ bleep ] she is. leaving. >> that was a joke by biden about abby wambach in her hometown. that leads us to this. proposal appearanced opposition from boston residents. wolf refuses to let the city absorb the costs. boston could have been a great host city rather he says. now leaders are focussing on los angeles. the the two cities should be competing for worst traffic in the world, rome and la. jenn welter joins this team as a coach intern. she played football at several levels and became the first female to play non kicking position in a men's professional league. she was a member of the texas revolution back in 2014 and even has a phd in psychology. >>> now to mayor league baseball in chicago. cubs trailing rockies 8-7 with two outs in the bottom of the ninth and a man on first. >> way back. ball game over. >> you can tell from the moment it left the bat. bryant with a two-run homer to give the cubs the 9-8 walkoff win. down to baltimore. tied in the bottom of the 11th. >> it is gone. >> gone a solo

i'm abby hunts shuntsman. the president is going to bat on the iranian nuclear deal because many in congress feel they've been thrown a curveball. the president's taking on the role as salesman in chief acknowledging con essentials but insisting that the deal to congress is the best way to ensure that iran does not get a nuclear deal. it gives u.n. weapons inspectors broad okayaccess for 25 years. >> with this deal we gain unprecedented around the clock monitoring of iran's key nuclear facilities. without deal, those inspections go away. with this deal if iran violates its commitments, there will be real consequences. nuclear related sanctions that have helped to cripple the iranian economy will snap back into place. this nuclear deal meets the national security interests of the united states and our allies. it prevents the most serious threat, iran obtaining a nuclear weapon. it is why the alternative, no limits on iran's nuclear program, no inspections and iran closer to a nuclear weapon the risk of regional

>> i don't think so abby.t you have a block of what i would say younger members of the republican party, ted cruz senator mike lee of utah several in the house, too, feel like criminals need to be changed. you have a strong caucus 15 or 30 members of the house and senators to move fast on the issue. the challenge is older senators. chuck grassley so far has started off last year pretty opposed saying mandatory minimums drive down crime. he's moved a little bit now saying, grassley is a figure in the senate and they're now saying saying something like open to changing some mandatory minimums and for drug crimes and increase them for white collar crimes and look at in his mind to keep tough on crime and balance out the approach to it. you are seeing older republican members who at first very opposed to this push. now becoming more for it. that's where i think you could see a bill passed by the end of the -- by 1016 for that reason. >> and michael, if we can take the bigger picture perspective, it is amazing to s

>> abby: give me some credit will you? i sat across from guy burke. i looked him in the eye. he wasn't budging on this. it's the best we could do. >> billy: mm. and you know this from your vast business experience? >> abby: i know this because i'm an expert at reading people, just like i can read that you don't think this is a bad deal at all. you're just trying to scare me. >> stitch: i'm sorry. i shouldn't have said that. >> ashley: that you can't get me out of your mind? yeah, you shouldn't have said it, and you shouldn't have -- you shouldn't have thought about it. and now you're just gonna -- you're gonna forget it. >> victor: you hear what i said? get out of the chair and then get out of the office. >> adam: well, gee whiz. why would i do that? um, i mean, i feel like the police, as of now, may believe

they call it polyamory and abc's abbie boudreau has more. >> reporter: oh the sweet sounds of morning. as a new parent. the bed you once shared with your partner now a little more crowded. and all the more so when there are three parents in that bed. >> i'll take care of it. >> reporter: meet the phoenix steins. danny, melinda, and john. and their babies ella and oliver. born just five weeks apart. these two moms and one dad are polyamorous. >> if you're not a couple what do you call yourselves? >> we're a triad. >> some people say a triple. >> i like that one too. >> reporter: this triad wants to make it clear they are not polygamous like the families made famous in "big love." >> what do you think you're doing? sleep well? >> reporter: and "sister wives." >> we have one man and two wives. so how is this different from polygamy? >> polygamy is one man with two women who the women don't share necessarily a relationship together. polyamory, everyone is openly sharing love with one another equally. >> reporter: for them it's about sharing parenting responsibilities equally too. balancin

for "good morning america," abbie boudreau abc news los angeles. >> thank you to abbie for that. >>>day that's not the case, lake shore drive temperature 90 degrees, by tomorrow you drop into the upper 60s it happens in northern michigan and detroit. same thing you'll fall off. heat is out west, portland in the # -- 90s today. >> reporter: heading into the upper # 0s today in philadelphia. not a lot of action precipitation wise. 87 is the high, warm and humid at times there will be a pop-up shower or thunderstorm in a couple of spots. more the same tomorrow. sara rue, actress. the star of the brand-new tvland series "impastor." it's about a slacker on the run who becomes a pastor. >> my plan was to take over johnathan's life for a few days until i figured out my next move or until i got caught. >> well hello there. i'm dora. come on in. you're different than pictured you. >> yeah how's that? >> i don't know. you're more -- i don't know -- rugged. >> sar remarks it's funny. but it's a dark comedy you say? >> it is. it's like nothing i have ever seen on tv. there's elements of a murder

here's abc's abbie boudreau. >> it burns! >> reporter: it's every parent's worst nightmare. a happy child normally looks like this. reduced to this. >> it burns, mommy! >> some days she would cry for hours and hours on end. and it just felt like lava was being poured on me. like it burned from the inside out. >> reporter: a medical mystery. >> hopeless. there's nothing you can do. >> reporter: savannah falkerson was 4 years old living in california when her mom noticed something strange. >> we'd be outside and she'd start screaming. we'd be at the pool and she's skrem she's burning, she wants to go i'd be like we just got here what is the problem? i hurt i burn i burn i want to go in i can't take it! >> i would really itch a lot. and it would turn my hands and feet really red. like if i scratched too much it would like blister kind of. then scar. >> reporter: andrea would put savannah's hands in bags of ice, or a cuttino mobley bathtub. nothing would help. >> i've taken her to the doctor when she's been crying what's wrong with her? they just tell me she as eczema. i'm going

abby says until you have won world cup, you aren't there. she's taller than the japanese players.ssing the ball. she's got a great air game is what they call it upon above the japanese. but on the bench, she's cheering, supporting and leading. and she's reminding everyone how painful it was four years ago so don't you dare forget. >> people watching the world cup know these are two amazing defensive teams. are you expecting a low-scoring game? >> i am. japan's scored first in every game they've won so far. and every score has been decided by one goal. and the defense for team usa, they've allowed one goal in this entire tournament. hope solo is barely facing shots. both these teams are very good at locking down in front of their goalies. >> who's going to win? it's july 4th weekend. i couldn't -- >> we'd have to kick you out if you said something else. going into this tournament in the first couple of games, there were doubts about this team. and then all of a sudden things seemed to change, the confidence bloomed. what exactly do you think happened? >> in a game against germany,

i don't think it detracts from what abby is saying. >> how about revenge?evenge that team usa wants, they've been craving, you've been watching japan, as you were talking about, some of their footwork the cool calm collected way they're playing. are there qualities that japan has that you u.s. could take a lesson from our vice versa? >> i think both teams have qualities that you could be envious. i honestly don't believe the word revenge belongs in the conversation about a game like this? >> why? we remember a couple years ago. >> different coaches, number one, different approach different players, there are some that are the same but i think what you're saying is the emotion that is elicited from that last world cup, yeah is very strong and it's not just the players that were there, and it's kind of in the fabric of the u.s. national team but it's more so about what they're doing right now than what happened four years ago, and if they allow their mind to drift back they're going to miss something that needs to have attention now. >> go usa. >> yes. >> bra

i don't know what hurt poor abby more, her shame or disappointment in her friend.o the toilet. topic number three. those millennials can't seem to keep themselves out of a pickle. a 23-year-old phoenix fella got locked out of his house by jioke lafi friends and roommates and genius tried to pull a kris kringle and jingle into the house through the chimney. this story is in the "topical storm" because obviously it didn't end well, it was 3:00 a.m., it was still 89 degrees out. it took firefighters 30 minutes to free him. and all that adds up to a well-executed practical joke on the part of the friends. well done, gentlemen. he was covered in soot, ran tests to make sure he's not a total moron. topic number four. ron dmc were so fond of sneakers, they wrote a song about it. my adidas. where the 80 rappers walk through concert doors and roam all over coliseum floors, adidas may have been hoping to have its own hit courtesy of trash found on ocean floors. the adidas pollution shoes made entirely from materials reclaimed from illegal deep sea and ocean waste. while the

abc's abbie boudreau spoke with the stars of "ant-man." >> reporter: paul ruud like you've never seen, i'm ant-man. >> reporter: playing a superhero in marvel's new action adventure film "ant-man." a star contrast from his dad bod in "this is 40" to the best shape of his life. did you know you would have to strip down a little bit. >> there's a great motivator for staying on course and exercising and eating well it's like knowing you'll be playing a superhero in a marvel movie. >> reporter: famous for his string of cult classic movies from "wet hot american summer." >> taste like a burger. i don't like you anymore. >> reporter: to "anchorman." >> 60% of the time it works every time. >> reporter: now paul ruud makes a move from comedy star to action star albeit a tiny one with superhuman strength on a mission to save the world. >> most aren't familiar with ant-man. when he shrinks to the size of an ant that means you're invisible. >> reporter: the film uses special macro photography to capture the action sequences from the point of view of an ant. >> the world sure seems different from