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and have another another we believe we can people's hands but if i like francis rob and robert the bruce has his biter and that is where i'm just excited patrice scotland's national key to and the winter of 1306 on the run from his enemies ansel and a very contrast in style from the blockbuster braveheart this new portrayal postulates by the simple patriotism of a peasant family helped the brits overcome his own crisis of confidence and beat the country to freedom. the a very. much. like gets h. . you've changed. it's changed again. the language live in. now as it comes to a site some of us might just see the sunset but that's just the true nature of war . with us. now. your. each. if. the cool. is that worth. i just. waited to be joined by. your new film robert the bruce playing on screen your dad won for the world health organisation so you travelled a lot so you know you're very scorsese senator judd lots of international experience is there as a boy moved around. for my entire childhood but every every summer or winter we would come back to visit my grandparents who were from head. c

and the bruce you know being a noble. you know there was a certain distance a certain royalty you shouldn't get too close to it so you know that kind of thing i suppose and what was it because wallace died and this was a winner i suppose there is that this is that you. you have yes you have the it was it was cut into little pieces wasn't the. is the spartacus effect. and the. why would it be that. for a new suit understand scottish istream for those who knew about it and hopefully your firm will reintroduce the to many more people but even those who know quite a bit of the story was that the studio blues or other many aspects is closest if you said the name belle of the winter and then you know 99.9 percent of the population wouldn't know the name of the person who actually wrote the deck. why you think this. well that sort of like asking why nobody actually knows about the diary or jungle and what happened there because there's another project that actually taught in schools what we've been taught and. i want to know wha

in this hour, bruce has been. -- bruce kasman. along his border wall? a new vigilance of mexico among -- with its border in guatemala. biden and trump in iowa. future prime minister's will go as the great brexit tear. this is bloomberg "surveillance." francine lacqua. talking about austerity. is there any bloomberg in the debate or is all of that leave and remain? francine: a lot of it is leave and remain and how to balance the budget. there is pushback from the other party saying it is time to go to a general election because toy lawmakers that vote for them -- tori lawmakers that vote for them, the candidates get pushed to tory members. we will see how each of them falls or rises. we will see if they can deliver brexit and by what timeline. tom: can i just editorialize and short theol it is how campaigning is, whereas in america it goes on and on? here is viviana hurtado. viviana: the u.s. is considering more economic sanctions on iran. at next moves would be aimed an iranian financial body used for humanitarian trade with europ

bruce: antitrust law enforcement is law enforcement. at a specific set of laws and we enforce those laws. those laws dollars to protect competition. conduct that is anticompetitive, mergers that hurt competition. we are not price regulators, speech regulators, we don't regulate speech. we look for competition. david: you have set up a specific task force to look at what is going on at the any trust lawf and technology. the ftc has been having a series of meetings. there must be a reason for you to ask the question, does our traditional approach to antitrust law apply in a world affect?s say, network bruce: let me give you some historical context. network affect was a huge issue in the 1990's. you might remember there was a tremendous amount of fury in the antitrust space, saying we had big numbers in these industries, should we rethink what we do? true whenhing is telecommunication started getting deregulated, even railroads, going back to the sherman act. antitrust hasngs a history of doing is taking these broad commands we have in ant

bruce: hi, nice to meet you, bruce wright. lemonis: let's ask bruce what he thinks. shouting out your company name on this one, your brand on there, and this one is kind of hidden on there. right now, you kind of just show one picture here. alex: right. bruce: i think you're showing steps at home, but you better show some stuff at home, r.v., all the different uses you can have it, a boat. so, i would say tell the whole story, get it on the back. alex: and honestly, it's not even a picture of the product. bruce: that's even -- yeah. lemonis: what's the retail on this again? alex: $29.99, i believe, for that one. lemonis: what's wholesale cost? alex: $13. thom: half that. lemonis: well, half of that would be $15. thom: right. lemonis: so, is it $13 or $15? you don't know it off the top of your head? alex: i thought i did, but he's having a different number than i did. thom: i'm right until i'm proven wrong. you think you're right, and i think i'm right. alex: but you will not let anybody else be right. thom: it's based on 20 years of experience that i've got this opin

harrison who's in the south korean capital seoul so bruce it was a historic moment donald trump being the 1st serving u.s. president to set foot on north korean soil but it was also sustaining the unscripted encounter we saw some chaotic scenes of journalists scrambling tell us what stood out most for you. good evening from saul marianna and thanks for asking for me what stood out the most i think was just the carriage wall interaction between president trump and north korean leader kim the way that they stood face to face at the d.l. before trump stepped over and trump by asking is are right and i step over and there was a little bit of interpretation that he made that stephanie patted him on the back and he did that several times he's kind of slapping him on the back like he was an old pal and then there's a scene when they're meeting when they're in the the room where they have their for flows door session and reporters were asking questions and kim's looking down at the floor he does seems a bit incredulous that this happened and he was just as shocked that president trump and rea

for more i'm joined now by journalist bruce harrison in the south korean capital seoul bruce one might certainly be struck by how impromptu unscripted and frankly a touch chaotic this encounter appeared to be as journalists scrambled for position around the leaders but it was no doubt historic what stood out for you most. yes certainly was historic the 1st president to step foot united states president i should say to step foot in north korea but for me what stood out the most i think was the casual demeanor with which president trump a north korean leader kim jong un greeted greeted each other kim did not seem nervous at all trump is used to these high profile meetings he has a very long list of of of leaders world leaders that he's mad as well as a big meetings throughout his business and television career kim jong un relatively untested in the world of meeting powerful leaders he's done it more and more as of late but despite the spotlight he was very relaxed it seemed trump was patting him on the back and it was just just almost unbelievable to see them interacting like that in the

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glenn simpson, christopher steele, bruce ohr, nellie ohr. the ohrs, by the way, are profiting by this at the same time they are peddling the phony dossier. now we learn today thanks to tom fitton and judicial watch ohr is getting $28,000 bonus for the work he did that resulted in his demotion. only in american government can you profit by malfeasances. >> we paid for it. your tax dollars not hard at work. >> the attorney general should look at the documents. his agency and the f.b.i. give to judicial watch. he can do the prosecutions that he needs to based over that. incredible. it is all there in the public domain already. >> i hope he does. this is a slap in the face that the taxpayer dollars are financing the malfeasances. >> i got to get that job. >> it's not chump change either. democrats are in an impeachment frenzy. plus, trump responds to nancy pelosi's prison comment. we have a debate with austan we have a debate with austan goolsbee and congressman we have a debate with austan compare comcast business to your current provider. my c

glenn simpson, christopher steele, bruce ohr, nellie ohr.he ohrs, by the way, are profiting by this at the same time they are peddling the phony dossier. now, we learn today, thanks too tom fitton and "judicial watch" ohr is getting a $28,000 bonus for the work he did that resulted in his demotion. only in american government can you profit by malfeasances. >> dan: we paid for it. so did you, america. your tax dollars not so hard at work. >> the attorney general should look at the documents. his agency and the f.b.i. give to judicial watch. he can do the prosecutions that he needs to based over that. incredible. it is all there in the publicin domain already. >> dan: i hope he does, because this was a major slap in the face that taxpayer dollars are financing this kind of malfeasance. it is really -- >> i got to get that job. >> dan: not exactly chump change, either. they've got a lot of money. democrats are still letting it impeachment frenzy. plus, president trump's response to nancy pelosi's prison common. we have a debate with austan goo

martha raddatz and mary bruce standing by live. >>> the stunning turn tonight in the war crime trial of a former navy s.e.a.l., accused of murdering a prisoner. a fellow navy s.e.a.l. taking the stand today and telling the court, "i was the one who murdered the prisoner." the courtroom shocked, prosecutors yelling. >>> we're tracking a major storm system up and down the east coast tonight. the state of emergency already. rob times it out. >>> also tonight, 72 police officers in philadelphia alone taken off the streets. what they allegedly did, and tonight, the other cities now investigating, too. >>> joe biden doubling down tonight, refusing to apologize. >> apologize for what? >> his democratic opponents pouncing. >>> the manhunt tonight after an armed robbery at a bank in broad daylight. tonight, the masked men terrorizing workers inside. >>> and the heartfelt message tonight from a country star and his wife after their 3-year-old son died, drowning in a pool. tonight, why they hope parents will listen. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night.

harmony walton's father, bruce walton, is an ex-nfl player.wo years ago, bruce suffered a series of health batters which took his hearing and left him using a walker. so, when it came time to prepare for harmony's wedding, they came up with an idea. bruce picked the song "over the rainbow" because he knows the words. and he chose the version of that famous song. and in front of that wedding part rmony' han t >> reporte yin the wds to her father. harmony telling abc news, we were totally on beat, and then came the ugly cry. and her faw saying it was very emotional for us both. i had zero rhythm with my dance moves, but i didn't care. it was one of the most beautiful moments of my life. harmony and her father, bruce, and their dance. thanks for watching here on a wednesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here at abc news, have a good evening. good night. >>> getting ready to say goodbye to oracle arena. >> he's having a hard time with it. with the love of our family and our faith in our god, he'l

well now we can speak to bruce fein who you just saw in that story and who is also a former u.s.associate deputy attorney general joining us live now also from washington d.c. brace yourselves on the various different administrations and you've watched different administrations come and go and i know everyone does things differently but presumably there is some sort of usual process especially when it comes to the formation of foreign policy. well the yes and what's troublesome here is not only that. you have the secretary of state blindsided but because of the trumpet ministrations position that anybody who works in the white house not only gerrard questioner but also is a former communications director hope picks as white house counsel donna began and now is communications director kellyanne conway cannot appear before congress they're not confirmed by congress they can't oversee any of these officials it means that he's running not just dual diplomacy but secret diplomacy that is shielded from the american people in congress we don't know what's going on now the last time some

here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, immigration and customs enforcement is preparing a mass roundup of migrant families that have already received deportation orders. predawn raids, reportedly known as "family op," planned for this sunday in ten major cities.

here is abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: facing intense criticism from his own party, joe biden with an abrupt about-face on a position he's held for decades. >> circumstances have changed. >> reporter: biden abandoning his long-standing support for the hyde amendment, which bans federal funding for most abortions. but opponents say it limits options for low income women. on wednesday, biden's campaign insisted he still supported the measure, but then came the pushback from his campaign rivals. >> and the hyde amendment to deny people through medicaid or medicare abortion rights, that's an assault on african american women. >> we do not pass laws that take away that freedom from the women who are most vulnerable. >> reporter: less than 24 hours later, biden declared his position had changed. he says he no longer supports the hyde amendment because a growing number of states are passing laws limiting access to abortions. >> i can't justify leaving millions of women without access to the care they need. >> mary bruce now from washington. wednesday, biden's campaign insist the i had suppor

mary bruce already in mt. pleasant, iowa, for us. and mary, you're aware of this new poll out tonight, a national poll showing the potential match-up, if this is former vice president biden versus trump. biden leading the president by a pretty wide margin, 53% to 40%. but that same poll, mary, shows biden leading the pack of democrats, but it appears one candidate, it would seem, is on the move as of late. >> reporter: well, david, biden is brushing off the polls. he says this is just the beginning of a very long marathon. while the president says these new numbers are fake news. along the democrats, elizabeth warren is on the move. she's now in third place nationwide, just four points behind bernie sanders. david? >> mary bruce, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the breaking headline after an urgent manhunt today. an offduty sheriff's waiting for his . the gunmandom late afterothes. tonight, news coming in of the arrest, as that deputy now fighting for his life. abc's will carr outside the hospital tonight. >> reporter: tonight, autho

>> mary bruce with us live tonight, as well. mary, thank you. >>> we are also following growing tensions tonight after iran, after new attacks on shows shipping vessels in the gulf of o oman. one of then thattingers catching fire. the crew on both tankers abandoning ship. we do know that one of the tankers belong to the japanese. and all of this comes as the japanese prime minister is in iran, trying to bridge the gap between the u.s. and iran. oil prices spiking today, and so did alarm amid this growing split between the u.s. and iran. and abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz was just in iran. >> reporter: smoke billowing hundreds of feet high from one of the crippled oil tankers. an explosion at sea. the crew forced to abandon ship. the 23 crew members rescued and now in an iranian port city, the iranians releasing aimages of te crew watching television. the crew from the other tanker that was attacked, a japanese vessel, also rescued and on board the "uss ba s banebridge." the attacks occurred in the gulf o

bruce: absolutely. let me give you some context here.work effects where a huge issue in the late 1990's. with the dot com bubble, some there was a tremendous amount of fear or in the network space with people saying we have big effects in this space, and do we need to rethink what we do? even with railroads, when you go back to the beginning of the sherman act. one of the things that antitrust has a century long history of is taking broad commands we have in the antitrust laws, taking the most recent thinking on economics, the most recent developments, and put those together and figure out, how do we protect competition given these new facts? we have hearings that are concluding this week. we have a task force in this space. this is not unprecedented. there were hearings in the 1990's under the ftc for much the same reason. given these new developments, what should we be looking for and how should we be looking? when i was at the federal trade commission the last time around in the early 2000's, we did a similar job with hostile mergers.

wolf for more on this story i'm joined now by journalist bruce harrison who joins us from the south korean capital seoul. needless to say quite a historic moment donald trump the 1st a serving us president to step foot on north korean soil what did you make of this . well 1st off its president donald trump nothing ever goes as it's expected to this was a spontaneous invitation and as spontaneous invitation for a handshake that we're just hearing now lasted about 15 minutes long so much more than a handshake i'm not quite sure what they discussed we're also hearing now that. president donald trump has invited kim jong un of the white house and vice versa there are reports that can show him possibly a suggested the president trying to come to pyongyang as well so on the surface this looks fantastic for both leaders they seem to have this this growing relationship despite the stalled progress in nuclear talks and by and large at least here on the korean peninsula i think people are pondering is this a pivotal moment in the peace process and will it lead to serious change. over is say you ment

bruce, just trying to understand.appears -- it appears the president seems to be saying he wouldn't allow the cia to use kim's family as an intelligence asset because that's what the new report was we new the guy was killed. the new report was he was an asset of the cia. this is stunning isn't it. >> it's shocking and concerning when i was at cia we referred to north korea as the hardest of the hard tarkts. each of the intelligence sources had a lot of constraints against getting information. we should be trying to get information on this as you point out in dangerous threatening regime. not only to the united states but to our allies. we should be trying to get as much information as we can to understand their intentions as well as military capabilities, not putting any constraints on the intelligence committee >> general hertling can you wrap your mind around this. >> i can't. we gather intelligence great folks like bruce and others i know at cia have helped us, the military in both combat operations and i used to t

of the unfortunate past and open a new future for tomorrow all right so some positive words there bruce said this will obviously he a boost for a king on his reputation and won it internationally definitely i mean he was already given a significant boost. when he met with president trump in singapore the 1st time he's continued to meet with world leaders including chinese president xi jinping russian president vladimir putin as well as south korean president multiple times snow's no question this point that you has cured his leadership of north korea and that he has a firm place in pyongyang among an elderly now ministration that was started by is father and grandfather all to believe though when it comes down to the the peace talks it's unclear what the next steps will be like i said before president trump suggesting that kim jong un come to the white house that would be an even bigger step for north korea at the same time the critics have already come out and said look at these photos. what does this say it says that the united states has accepted north korea's defacto nuclear state a

bruce at number one with "born in the usa."t. ♪ like a virgin eww >> 34 years later they're at it again. this time it's madonna in the top spot with "madam x" and the boss at number two with "western stars." >> it's sparking fresh speculation, could the world be in for a major 1985 deja vu? shoulder pads? >> okay. >> preppies? i'm not even sure what those are. >> me either. >> oh. "murder she wrote." >> here for it. >> preppie like preppie people? >> i don't know. >> the producer for the segment? tell us. >> he's also a historian for us. >> alligator shirts, he says. >> like the lacrosse shirts? >> just about being preppie, yeah, just preppies. >> oh. okay. we're here for it. >> i want you guys to keep in mind, the producer of the segment, he wears his collars flipped up. >> yes. >> very '85, '90s. >> absolutely. and he always lets us know what the color of the day is. >> madonna and bruce, so the boss and the bad-a? madonna the bad-a? >> yeah, she is. >> yes. sometimes i'm not sure about the words i can say on this program. >>

>> mary bruce for us tonight in miami. mary, thank you. >>> next tonight, we have new reporting on the deadly shark attack off the bahamas. authorities believe an american college student was attacked by three sharks while on vacation with her family. her mother just a few feet away when it happened. the family says the attack was so fast, there was no time to warn her. abc's victor oquendo is in the bahamas. >> reporter: tonight, officials in the bahamas are warning the public to be on alert for sharks, after a family snorkeling trip turned deadly. it happened around 2:00 p.m. wednesday off rose island, just northeast of nassau. 21-year-old jordan lindsey, a college student from california, on a snorkeling expedition with the sandy toes tour company. her mom just a few feet away when authorities say she was attacked by three sharks. jordan bitten multiple times, her arm torn off. you can see a shark in this photo taken by another tourist in the same area, 45 minutes before the attack. shark attacks are rare, three sharks

>> mary bruce, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the missing college student last seen taking a lyft ride. what police say that lyft driver has revealed to them. >>> also tonight, that deadly collision. the truck killing seven military veterans on a motorcycle ride to a fund-raiser. there are new charges tonight. we'll have more on that. >>> the major headline tonight involved coffee and your weight. >>> and multiple sightings today alone. several great white sharks right off the east coast. where they were spotted. and what authorities are now warning tonight. a lot more news ahead here on a monday evening. we'll be right back. . but what i do count on... is staying happy and healthy. so, i add protein, vitamins and minerals to my diet with boost®. boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals your body needs. all with guaranteed great taste. and now try new boost® peaches and creme natural flavor. with 27 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. boost®. be up for

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tammy bruce was on hannity pointing out this was a tool the president was using a tactic to not only get mexico to the table but to make them make some concessions, watch. >> these are remarkable events. the president's approach worldwide on tariffs. this is another example of his strength with the economy and using it for the benefit of the united states. not just with the economy but for our national security. it has not happened before. no other president has done it. or has maybe tried and not done it properly. this president has. not that it doesn't matter that the democrats won't admit it. right now we staxd how great this president is, and history will prove him to be one of the greatest presidents. pete: if some of these court challenges work their way through, reelected in 2020 and wall construction starts, and the congress

especially when you start talking about a breakup remedy, which is really an anti-trust remedy >> brucee think about the divisions i guess that has been made. you've got the ftc getting jurisdiction over facebook, also over amazon, but the doj over alphabet and also apple. what should investors read between the lines there in terms of those divisions >> it's for a libertarian like myself, it's a bit like the five crime families splitting up jurisdiction in old manhattan. honestly, my worry would be not that they've divided it up, but how many folks, how many jurisdictions are taking a look at tech when privacy on anti-trust on content and liability, it's foreign and domestic federal and local and state. it's policy makers in the house and in the senate. republicans and democrats are meeting as well as regulators and lawmakers, there is a whole multi-front war here that tech has to or these big platforms have to deal with. >> yeah, bruce, that's a curious question in general, who are clients most fearful of ftc, doj state ag in someone else >> good question i would imagine doj is probabl

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not just with bruce ohr but the way bruce ohr was sharing with joe bianca, working together to try -- and guess who was involved in all of that, peter strzok. he was right there coaching, saying, let's get this covered up. let's make sure that it doesn't come out. i can tell you that alan dershowitz is very correct. we have to protect the civil liberties. whether republican or democrat or in between, we have to protect those. this is a sad day for civil liberties and those who love those. those rights that we have. yet commits the worst day for congress because what we have now done, what adam schiff and s basically is harass the president and put forth a political agenda. it is the fourth time we want to get collusion narrative out of it. i don't think so. >> laura: they want multiple bites of the same apple. and the core has already been eaten through. there was no apple there. her maid maid to come at the conflicts of interest most people hear that phrase across the country, laura what are you got to talk about that? i will tell you why, if you are on trail in the court and you fin

thanks for the time today. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> bruce, a lot of hopes swirling around we get one with an. a ism services number like this. >> i don't think we get one in june our view is what is happening on the trade conflict front is going to hit the economy, among some other things and that we're going to see enough slowing and enough concern to get the fed to be easing later this summer, we think in september we'll get a fed ease >> how are they going to frame that pivot what are they going to uses areasas reasons for a change a lot of the commentary said they can look through tariffs? >> you can look through tariffs as long as the economy is holding up we're expecting growth over the next couple of quarters to slow to below 1.5% pace, job growth to slow to 100,000 i think against that backdrop and with the trade conflicts still going on, that's the recipe to get you a fed cut. >> you think adp is a canary in the coal mine? >> i've never been a big fan of the adp and predicting friday's number i think it is qualitative lly sending the right signal that job growth i

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get tammy bruce. you have to get understand tammy bruce. i get tammy bruce. both of you. you are both wonderful friends. tammy, we will start with you tonight. >> obvious leon from california, i'm a democrat. and here's what i can tell you is a conservative is that the democrats, whether it's los angeles or san franciscoon r chicago, the problems that the democrats would normally need to address of their failed leadership is the fact that liberal policies do not work, so they can't address it because the end result is it being an admission of their own craven failure that they know their efforts have just been to gain power in these cities and it looks like withse obamacare, you make things up as you go along, you make promises, you take advantage of people, you trick them into votingan for you and then you leave. they literally cannot address c what's happening or fix it, because this is the end result of who they are and that's why nobody -- the democrats, nobody addresses the fact that gun control has failed in chicago. they don't want to admit it. the con

bochy snoocht sometime i , bruce boech segonna be in the hall of fame. >> absolutely. >> in between,s gotta figure out what figures to be a tough last season in. between, some high notes. and this evening was certainly one. back in new york where his big league career started as a catcher. and the giants, 3-3, 10th inning, steven vogt with a rocket to right. the giants on the way to a 6-run inning. 2 runs score. call it a double for dugger. >> this is where i was called up back in 1978, july 19th. and i played for the mets. so for this milestone to happen here, no question. that's pretty special for me. >>> look at this kid. a little mixed up. the angels hat on. >> come on, now. >> good to have this guy back in the lineup. chris dave. deep. found a way to get it over mike trout's head. that's not easy. rbi double. crushed it. they break a five-game losing streak. lariano doing it with the bat. he's got a 16-game hit streak. he went six innings, gave up only 2 runs. got some defensive help. >>> golden state warriors, all the talk has just been about health. the injury report night aft

bruce bochy's last trip to baltimore. giants down in the 4th.reaks out of it, 5-1 giants. crawford not finished. he has not had a multi home run game in four years until now, his second home run of the game, as he goes deep. bruce bochy wins his 999th game. not sure whether to fist bump or high five. giants win it 8-1. >> texas a&m down three, down to the final strike. bryce, the walk-off grand slam as the aggies rally 9-1 down to beat west virginia 11-10. he knew it was gone. they're moving on, texas a&m, west virginia going home. i just got a feel for that pitcher. >> thank you, thanks for joining us tonight. we'll be back tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. good night. i was unstoppable. i mean, i was... i was on fire. it was like my mind and my body were totally connected, like-like athletes must feel when they're in the zone. again, it was miniature golf. admit it, you're a little turned on. you can't be this proud. why not? because i beat you. hey. hi. oh, good. you're back. we have some exciting news. and a lot of things i never thought possible

after years of david bruce contacting the north carolina department of transportation and then us asshowing the videos, we have been calling them as well. many statements have been made and now that statement has been put into action and you can see how well it works. >> there's a four-way stop. >> how much did those signs cost? couple hundred bucks. >> the north carolina department of transportation has acted and hopefully we will never, ever, ever see another video from this intersection. david bruce, we salute you. >>> the kiddos are stressed out about the test, but one teacher -- >> decided to do something about it. >> how they're turning up the fun and away the fear. >> every kid knows how to move. >> the vicious impressive this guy's got down pat. >> he's making the sound with his mouth. i'm truly amazed at the effect thathank you, bob!ple. if your dishwasher doesn't get dishes completely dry... try finish jet-dry's new stronger formula. it dries 100% better than detergent alone - even plastics. get dishes drier than you ever thought possible. try finish jet-dry. be head of the

. >> yep, occupied by bruce springsteen and madonna.er two with "like a virgin." guess what? 34 years later they're at it again. but this time it's madonna in the number one spot with "lucky star" her latest album "madam x" and the boss holding steady with his solo album "western stars." i think these two were really born to run. >> uh-huh. okay. [ applause ] >> they let you express yourself. >> nice. >> thank you. >> very nicely done. >>> and finally, reunited and it feels so good. the early success of the u.s. women's soccer team in the world cup has everyone excited, but perhaps no one is as thrilled as this little guy. take a look. oh, yes. that is 7-year-old jeremiah the son of soccer star jessica mcdonald reuniting with mom who is over in france of course. i know. that hug. it says it all. pure love. jessica, get this, is one of only a few moms of the 552 players in the tournament and you better believe jeremiah will be in the stadium when the u.s. national team takes on france in paris in that huge world cup quarterfinal match to