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just as a triathlete, as an iron man, yourself, would you recommend to other iron men that they wear this? i felt that these helped me tremendously and i'm certainly going to wear them in all my future races. look, from an intense iron man competition to the peace and tranquility of a golf course, if you think golf doesn't take it's toll on your body, you'll change your mind after meeting our next guest. take a look at this. as i got into my 40s i started getting some aches and pains in various parts of my body. shoulder and particularly my forearms. being a golfer i have back aches, being a golfer i have knee aches and foot aches and ankle aches. i'd take 6, 8 advil in the morning before playing. it got to the point where i didn't want to play golf anymore. you really are destroying your body every time you swing. next find out how tommie copper has helped these 2 golfers relieve their pain and improve their game. plus, 2 women want to thank montel for helping them become mothers again. and tommie copper inventor tom kallish will attempt to water ski for the first time since the dev

i'm very accurate i'm a great iron player and short iron player. i decided i have to look at these kids whip by me. that's part of life for me. rory is five eight, 150, 160 pounds. >> rose: and you are. >> i'm like five 10, 175 pounds. i'm an old man. he's got ten years on me. 33, used to be golf was prime time was in your 30's. i'm not really sure where prime time and golf is anymore. late teens, 20's. guys in there early 40's. >> rose: you could have added 20 yards to your tee. >> i could have. i had to no myself at it a little bit more. >> rose: you were worried it would upset the rhythm and the timing of your ground game or your iron game. >> for sure. i remember the great coach bob torence. a great guy. he said you never want to strengthen your weakness. never strengthen a weakness if it ends up weakening your strengths. i felt like by trying to get longer i was going to probably my short iron play, my accuracy off the tee everything that made me the player was going to be detrimental to that part of the game. i'm a great medium to short iron

we'll be right back with iron & wine! the song "the desert babbler," iron & wine! ♪ ♪ ooh-ooh ahh-ahh ♪ ♪ ooh-ooh ahh-ahh ♪ ♪ ♪ its new year's eve and california's gonna kill you soon ♪ ♪ the barstow boys ♪ buckeyes in the shadow of the moon ♪ ♪ black houses in the hills ♪ and roadside hearts ♪ dying for a place to fall apart ♪ ♪ who knew what you could learn to live without ♪ ♪ mother mary's lying in your mouth ♪ ♪ now back home the kitchen's warm with christmas wine ♪ ♪ and every girl has got an axe to grind you left to look for heaven but you're far from ♪ ♪ that hard light tonight ♪ ♪ ooh-ooh ooh-ooh ooh-ooh bah-da-ba ba ba ♪ ♪ so quietly we've lost another year the desert put a babbler in your ear ♪ ♪ mean fireweed and i miss you again barstow boys are spitting into the wind ♪ ♪ back home the hammer always has to fall crosses barely hanging on the wall ♪ ♪ someday i know you'll never leave me but we're far from that hard light tonight ♪ ♪ ♪

don gauge says his city is not eliminating gangs or crime but says gilroy has turned a corner and ironically it took a recent shooting to make that clear. >> it was the first time that people actually came forward and said we saw who did it. we saw the car. we saw the -- and within a very short period of time, we caught all three people involved in that. in the past that hadn't happened. >> reporter: it's a major change in attitude that may have a lot to do with the city's crackdown on organized crime, working with the district attorney's office and other law enforcement agencies, 36 gilroy-based members of the nuestra familia gang were arrested. >> they were involved in drive- by shootings, assault, past drug dealings, car thefts. >> reporter: only a fraction of the city's estimated 900 gang members were sent to prison but it cut gang homicides from 4 to 0 last year. >> we had almost no gang crime for a year. >> reporter: neighbors say it was enough to bring a noticeable peace. >> it still goes on but has come down a lot. >> i believe that it's a safer community. >> gilroy unified school di

all the styling, teasing, blow-drying, hot flat irons and curling irons, all day long, all under hotere's what happened when chaz introduced wen to the miss america contestants in las vegas to show them a new way to take care of their hair. >> hi, i'm chaz dean with wen hair and body care... >> hi! >> hi! we are really proud to be a sponsor for miss america. >> woo! >> thank you! >> ha-ha-ha! >> and not only are we a proud sponsor, but we're here to challenge you today. you've used traditional shampoos your whole life, today, we're gonna cleanse you one time with wen, and the difference you're gonna see is gonna be incredible. feel your hair now. wait till we're done with you. okay? one time with wen. >> all right! >> i see some hair that i can't wait to see the after! ♪ >> i tried wen one time, and it absolutely transformed my hair. i mean, it went from dull and lifeless to full of body and soft. i feel like a bombshell. >> you're gonna have much more hydrated hair, so you're not gonna have to fight so much to get the bounce, the body, the shine, all those things miss texas wants. >

all the styling, teasing, blow-drying, hot flat irons and curling irons, all day long, all under hotere's what happened when chaz introduced wen to the miss america contestants in las vegas to show them a new way to take care of their hair. >> hi, i'm chaz dean with wen hair and body care... >> hi! >> hi! we are really proud to be a sponsor for miss america. >> woo! >> thank you! >> ha-ha-ha! >> and not only are we a proud sponsor, but we're here to challenge you today. you've used traditional shampoos your whole life, today, we're gonna cleanse you one time with wen, and the difference you're gonna see is gonna be incredible. feel your hair now. wait till we're done with you. okay? one time with wen. >> all right! >> i see some hair that i can't wait to see the after! ♪ >> i tried wen one time, and it absolutely transformed my hair. i mean, it went from dull and lifeless to full of body and soft. i feel like a bombshell. >> you're gonna have much more hydrated hair, so you're not gonna have to fight so much to get the bounce, the body, the shine, all those things miss texas wants. >

the iconic 1 iron shot. there's no 1 iron in anybody's bag anymore. what did you hit and did you notice how close you were to the plaque? >> i did. when i came over the hill and saw my ball lying in the middle of the fairway and just what a beautiful setting this is is, i thought, this is my moment. i've seen that ben hogan photograph a million times and suddenly, it was me hitting from the middle of the fairway. so, i just triy eied not to get ahead of myself. i hit a beautiful 4 iron into the green and just so glad it all worked out. >> this moment is yours. you've expressed yourself very well. anything else you'd like to say? >> yeah, absolutely. philadelphia has been my town. >> you know how to work a crowd, don't you? >> i have such good support here all week and there are a lot of people in the crowd who remembered me from 2010 at&t that i won here and i felt like i had a lot of good will in the crowd and obviously, phil mickelson rightly so, fan fa favorite. the way he carries himself. i've got nothing but great things to be said about phil. be

all the styling, teasing, blow-drying, hot flat irons and curling irons, all day long, all under hotere's what happened when chaz introduced wen to the miss america contestants in las vegas to show them a new way to take care of their hair. >> hi, i'm chaz dean with wen hair and body care... >> hi! >> hi! we are really proud to be a sponsor for miss america. >> woo! >> thank you! >> ha-ha-ha! >> and not only are we a proud sponsor, but we're here to challenge you today. you've used traditional shampoos your whole life, today, we're gonna cleanse you one time with wen, and the difference you're gonna see is gonna be incredible. feel your hair now. wait till we're done with you. okay? one time with wen. >> all right! >> i see some hair that i can't wait to see the after! ♪ >> i tried wen one time, and it absolutely transformed my hair. i mean, it went from dull and lifeless to full of body and soft. i feel like a bombshell. >> you're gonna have much more hydrated hair, so you're not gonna have to fight so much to get the bounce, the body, the shine, all those things miss texas wants. >

plus, ask about the nuwave cast-iron barbecue grill and griddle and the 10-piece perfect green cookware set. [♪.. call or go online now. [♪.. >> well, so far we've been showing you what you can do when you can precisely control low temperatures, like for perfectly melting chocolate or for simmering cereal. >> but, everybody loves a great steak and everyone hates it when their steak does not come out just the way they like it. but with the nuwave p.i.c., because it comes with precision temperature control, you won't ever undercook or overcook that steak. >> for grilling, use this great cast-iron barbecue grill pan that can come with your p.i.c. now, if you like your steak rare, check this out. it's going to be red and juicy on the inside, but perfectly brown on the outside. if you like it well done, it's not going to be burned on the outside, but it's going to be perfectly well done on the inside-- how? because the p.i.c. gives you perfect temperature control. look at this: first i seared it to 575, now i've reduced the p.i.c. to 375 and check out this laser thermometer-- exactly 375 deg

. >> and yet the circus as joe calls it, if hillary is going to survive in iowa, ironically it's the circus that is going to save her among the democrats. watching bill clinton campaign in iowa for his wife was really amazing. >> that is not going to be enough. chris: there you have it. howard had a good point. it was clinton coming in and kept that campaign tight right through. you were right in saying in the early going which ended up being decisive, all that apparatus, all the clinton money, all the clinton support group wasn't enough to beat the new kid on the block who seemed like it was his time. >> yeah, obama had this incredible organization of young people who were stationed in each of the towns in iowa. it was probably the best iowa organization i have ever seen. he was a better grassroots kind of candidate at that point. she later became, when it was too late, a really good candidate. chris: two factors i can remember, five years ago, it seems like a long time ago. she was sort of still with the iraq war. she wouldn't take it back. the other guy was clearly against it from

"iron man 3" has made twice as much as the entire run of "iron man 2."n fact, it made so much money, they decided not to show it anymore. they said, you know, we made enough, that's it. i saw "iron man 3," i liked it a lot, i thought it was great. the only thing i didn't understand when i saw it. i don't think i'm ruining it. iron man was in a lot of trouble and the world was in a lot of trouble but the avengers, nowhere to be found. what happened? did he lose their phone numbers? they unfriend him on facebook? where were the avengers? seems like if the president is being held hostage, maybe bring the guy with the hammer that shoots lightning bolts. all right, i don't know if you know this. saturday was freedomic book day. and also star wars day. apparently there's a star wars -- i don't know why they would schedule these on the same day. but they did. and coast city comics in portland, maine, was hosting a celebration of the double holiday. two fans, one dressed as a storm trooper and one dressed as a ghost buster were attacked by this guy, a 6'4", 300

plus, ask about the nuwave cast-iron barbecue grill and griddle and the 10-piece perfect green cookware set. [♪...] call or go online now. [♪...] >> well, so far we've been showing you what you can do when you can precisely control low temperatures, like for perfectly melting chocolate or for simmering cereal. >> but, everybody loves a great steak and everyone hates it when their steak does not come out just the way they like it. but with the nuwave p.i.c., because it comes with precision temperature control, you won't ever undercook or overcook that steak. >> for grilling, use this great cast-iron barbecue grill pan that can come with your p.i.c. now, if you like your steak rare, check this out. it's going to be red and juicy on the inside, but perfectly brown on the outside. if you like it well done, it's not going to be burned on the outside, but it's going to be perfectly well done on the inside-- how? because the p.i.c. gives you perfect temperature control. look at this: first i seared it to 575, now i've reduced the p.i.c. to 375 and check out this laser thermometer-- exactly 375

. >> she left 8,000 tons of iron ore in minnesota, that's basically a day's work for an iron ore mine. >> reporter: iron ore destined to be steel in cars and refrigerators. but the mesabi miner can't carry a full load because once again water levels in the great lakes are too low. >> it's reducing our revenue. we carry less tons, we get paid by the ton. we don't make as much money. >> reporter: this is the 14th straight year of low water levels for the $34 billion shipping industry. this january, lakes michigan and huron hit a record low. now superior, the largest fresh water lake in the world, those three remain well below their historical averages. this ship is the size of an aircraft carrier. more than one thousand feet long. but these days, the difference between success and failure is measured in a matter of mere inches. >> we're light loading the ship by probably about two and a half feet. >> reporter: captain paul frank says the water in st. mary's river between superior and huron determines how much his ship carries. how difficult is it to steer a ship this big when there are

. >> it's kind of ironic bailed out banks are underwriting an ipo or secondary offering. the former ceo put it best. they should have done it all at once. they could have sold out all at once. if they did it the first time they could have sold out as a profit. former ceo the federal government, tim geithner would not do it all at once. >> neil: a lot of folks on main street we're too focused on the wall street side of this and lots of jobs were saved and company was saved and that is far more lucrative gain in the long run than any stock. what do you think of that? >> i was in favorite of the bailout. i'm glad that general motors is still around but you are in a tricky situation trying to time a

this file is from iron mountain. i'm sorry i'm not trying to try that across in front of you. i get nervesus. i could not stop the -- the reason the old case files are important some of the technical reports s are 13-year-old. there not done for this project and they already have concerns. i'd like the planning department to have a continuance and they've had several. i was told to show up on the 20th on the agenda and then just ask then are i didn't think that was right. i figured out the process on my own and i am here hoping you'll grant a continuance on the 13th for an continuance there's issues that need to be researched. i don't know how long the continuance is the s f is aware of it. that's my agenda. thank you >> any additional general public comment. >> seeing none, public comment is closed next item. >> commissioners that will place you under your regular calendar. you had one item come off your consent. it's on 6th street request for authorization >> good afternoon planning commission. i'm with the planning department. our request is our request for a wireless telec

. >> ironic that bailed-out bank underwrite bailed-out company ipo or the secondary offering is the best way to put it. ed whitaker, the former ceo put it best. he said they should have drop it all at once. they could have sold out all at once and whitaker's point if they did it the first time, because there was so much demand they could have sold at a profit. tim geithner the treasury secretary would not do it all at once. >> neil: a lot of folks on main street say we are too focused on the wall street side and jobs were saved and company was savedded. that is far more lucrative gain in the long run than any stock performance. what do you think of that? >> i was in favor of bail-out. i think you are in a tricky situation of trying to sometime a stock sale.

. >> we've all heard the story of iron man. he's the comic-book superhero who chose to help mankind after suffering near-fatal injuries. nicole introduces us to iron heart, a real-life hero who's helping others after he, too, suffered near-fatal injuries. >> it was just a regular summer day, and i was crossing a local intersection on my way home from some practice, and i was struck in my driver's side door by a speeding dump truck, and the injuries were catastrophic. >> brian was 18 years old, a high-school honor student, and an all-star athlete. in his book, "iron heart," he tells how he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> i lost a total of 60% of my blood and had to get all that replaced with 36 blood transfusions. >> we take it for granted that when we need blood, like brian did, it'll be there ready for us. but it's not as simple as that. >> our hospitals need blood for accident victims, people with blood diseases, people in need of surgeries, and if people didn't donate blood, then we wouldn't have the blo

>> well, i think it is ironic, the whole gay marriage thing hurts him. he was able to weather super storm sandy but apparently one radio interview demolishes his presidential library. the issue is it is ironic he's against gay marriage when you consider the fact that emotionally, politically and financially, he's married to the koch brothers. >> john: he's also cruising the tea party. rick? >> i have to be honest and say i'm not so sure he can't be president. i don't know if he will be or not. >> john: how can he get the tea party nomination? >> i don't know if he can get the tea party. if he doesn't become president, it will have a lot to do with the fact that he doesn't quite grasp the concept of don't put rights up for a vote. >> john: exactly. he could beat hillary clinton. he's a much better public speaker and debater but i don't see how he ever gets the tea party to give him the nod. >> rick overton? >> he's a windsock in a crosswind. that's the problem when you're trying to make effect change. zellik changed less often. >> john: rick went for the

person who is supposed to be the top law enforcement official in the land that is supposed to give an iron clad protection to a free press let's hope that no one shows up next year for the farce that the dinner will represent. in the meantime in mi one's rights are being v ining safe a are yours. for now, i am james rosen. and so are you. [ applause ] >> several news outlets including fox news said that early thursday they would not participate in eric holder's off the record meetings. on thod night tursday night the representatives who did attend the meeting were allowed to share the information that was discussed. ron wrote a column on why the media should not meet holder off the record. i spoke to them earlier about what happens when the press and their sources are intimidated into not working with each other. >> ron, on thursday you advised the media to stay away from this so called off the record meeting withhold der. why was that your advice? >> why be a prop for an agency of government? they are doing this so they can say we talked to the members of the media. and our job is to shin

novelty item where he has little buns and little burgers that he cooked all alongside each other on an ironkillet. >> and in 1991, created white cast castle. >> what began to happen is a lot of the burger chains were absorbed with giant corporations. how can we make it cheaply? and the answer to that was we'll cook them all ahead of time and have them sitting around. >> reporter: he believes we're living in the golden age of burgers. >> people now have the much higher expectations for what a hamburger can be. >> reporter: back at smashburger they are sering, smashing and salting every burger to order for their hundreds of thousands of customers who come in every day. but cooking up a good burger isn'texactly easy. >> i only got half. >> reporter: but the taste -- a smashing success. for "nightline," i'm lindsay davis in hackensack, new jersey. >>> up next, the octogenerian worth several hundred million dollars. [ stewart ] this is the kind of food i love to cook. i'm very excited about making the shrimp and lobster pot pie. we've never cooked anything like this before. [ male announcer ] in

>> i just think he's kind of hot. >> from the man of iron, to batman himself, superheroes come tonighteven reveal ou this guy flies. a special edition of "nightline." >> this is a special edition of "nightline." superheroes, with terry moran. >> hello, everyone. thanks for joining us tonight. they are modern day gods. capturing our imagination with superhuman powers. they can fly, they fight, they save us from evil horses. superman, ever the strong stoic good guy, now cast in a new light. tonight, we' got an all access pass to the blockbuster movie of this summer. and we meet the newest man of steal for what hollywood hopes will be many years to come. abc's chris connell lee reports. >> reporter: he's back. and this man of steal has the total package -- speed, sizzle, super strength. also, he's nice. >> you okay? >> reporter: a classic character, headlining one massively anticipated summer movie, and we have behind the scenes access. >> that felt incredible. >> with the all-star cast. >> my heart was racing. >> did that really happen? >> his superpowers and do-good demeanor, that cape

as they walk in, you notice this lovely cast-iron pig, piggy bank doorstop. this couple set eye on that pig. they go in, get their order, happy as can be. suddenly we see the door close behind them. the dude carrying his take-out bag looks down at the pig and says i want that pig myself, and he takes it! >> of all the things to get busted on camera stealing. >> this is the second time they have lost a cast-iron piggy bank doorstop. watch the woman. she's like dude, are you serious? you took that? it's not yours. >> dude, it's not yours. >> watch how he treats it. how do you show your face at sticky lips pit barbecue after you have stolen the doorstop. they want this pig back. they have offered $100 in dinner gift certificates to the person who brings the pig back. bring it, we won't press charges. the owners posted this video. they have gotten tons of calls about who this guy might be. they think they have the phone number for him. they are going to wait to see if he does the right thing. >>> we have seen a lot of institution rescues on this show. usually, it

. >> still ahead at 4:00 what top executives say must happen to keep your rates from going up from iron ban to pitchman bloomberg west with details on the gig for actor robert downey junior. >> and we get you our first look at the afternoon commute. it's a gruesome as we show you the view from our camera in emoryville looking at i 80. traffic going east. not coming back the other way and it's just a slow go in both directions. back with more on >>> rates for pg&e customers may depend on how much the company gets fined, saying the rates will stay about the same if it can apply money spent towards upgrading pipelines towards penalties. the company says it would need help to pay the higher amount. >> google promise today to comply with a request from the british government to deal the yeet data. regulators say the program went too far. >> an inflight wi-fi service hits turb lens and attorney general holder looks to declass by the prison program. >> bloomberg news learned the obama administration is working to declassify some details of these government surveillance programs we've been talk

. >> okay, well i've got to say alanis coming from you, that's a little ironic. ♪ it's like rain on yourice that you just didn't take ♪ and who would have thought it figures ♪ ♪ >> so we just want to say with the four of us on this stage, all the gramarian out there, eat it [ bleep ]. >> there, there, buddy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: lonely island. i want to thank you jonah hill, arvind mahankali and alanis morissette. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. >>> tonight, they're amazing, spectacular, incredible. they're superheroes. from the man who's faster than a speeding bullet. >> it doesn't get any cooler. >> to the women who thinks he look pretty good with the "s" on that chest. >> what are you smiling at captain? >> i just think he's kind of hot. >> from the man of iron, to batman himself, superheroes come tonight line. and we're behind the scenes of the new superman blockbuster, man of steal. we'll even reveal ou this guy flies. a special edition of >> this is a special edition of "nightline." superheroes, with terry moran. >> hello, e

as they are walking in, sticky lips pit barbecue, notice this lovely cast iron pig door stop.and he's looking down, like that's a cute door stop. get the takeout order, happy as can be, but watch. suddenly we see the door close behind them. the dude carrying his takeout bag, looks down at the pig and says i want that pig for myself. and he takes it. >> of all the things to get busted on camera stealing. >> this is the second time they have lost one of their cast iron piggy bank door stops. watch the woman. she looks at him like, dude, that is not yours. >> dude, leave the pig. >> watch how he mistreats the pig once he get back out to his poorly parked car. he dropped it. drops it. >> how do you show your face at sticky lips pit barbecue after you have stolen their door stop? >> they are wanting this pig back. >> so they have offered $100 in dinner gift certificates to the person who brings the pig back. leave it in the foyer, we won't press charges. we want the pig back. the owners posted the video, tons of calls about who this guy might be. they even think they have the phone

yards, someone today from 213 might hit a 6 iron, a 5 iron the way they hit them now. that's not a hogans? >> that's not a hogan. >> he didn't have one. >> this is a macgregor. he played with a macgregor for a long time. in 1953, he developed his own club. >> you got to look at that other putter or the other club, which is amazing. bobby jones' putter. >> so, yeah, this club is bob jones' calamity janes 2-putter. jones was struggling with his putter before the 1923 u.s. open. the head pro in nassau country club in long island jimmy maiden gave him this putter calamity javenlt he said try this out. he went out and won the u.s. open and played here and the club wore out. the pete is spot wore out. he had been using it so much. he mad six replicas made. this is calamity jane 2, he won 10 of his national championships with this, including the 1930 grand slam winning all four major championships of the day including the u.s. amateur here. >> that was the final part of the grand slam. >> it was. >> that was back when there was no uspga him he kwon the amateurs and the three

there is a war for the iron desk.>> there is a woman far away. the legend says she will arrive one day and claim the desk. it is said she has -- peacocks. [ laughter ] >> are you comfortable? >> [ speaking foreign language ] just think, as soon the rest of my peacocks charge, they shall carry me across the waters to claim the iron desk. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> everyone shall bow down to me and my peacocks. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> i am jamaris knifehorn falgarian, and i shall ride my peacocks across the sky to victory, taking what is mine by blood and by fire. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> so now i shall grab the cock and go. >> [ speaking foreign language ] -- your cock. [ laughs ] ♪ >> jonathan! cover up with something. i can see you dinkly just clear as day. [ laughter ] off with you! >> jimmy: oh, for goodness sakes. i must take back the desk. there's only one way to settle this. firecrotch! the only way we can resolve this like men is with a game of stone parchment daggers. do you acc

this country is being inundated and flooded with foreign steal, foreign iron, foreign products.hat's why we have so much unemployment in this country? what better to have a bill that says buy american, what's wrong with having american steal? american iron, american things that go into what makes a texas strong or makes our country strong. and it's incredible that he would veto such a bill. i'm encouraged because the numbers were so overwhelmingly hopefully they can come back and override his veto, i hope the texas legislature does that next week. there's an opportunity here to make a statement about what's good for america. as a labor leader, we fight this battle all the time. there are people right now that say, we shouldn't have a buy america in any type of legislation. what's wrong with that? the average american says, we should use that, we should have our steel mills working, put people to work. make sure our iron factories, make sure our products are made here, so we won't have 20 million people unemployed that's what america is all about. other countries think that why,

person who is supposed to be the top law enforcement official in the land that is supposed to give an iron clad protection to a free press let's hope that no one shows up next year for the farce that the dinner will represent. in the meantime in mi one's rights are being v ining safe a are yours. for now, i am james rosen. and so are you. [ applause ] >> several news outlets including fox news said that early thursday they would not participate in eric holder's off the record meetings. on thod night tursday night the representatives who did attend the meeting were allowed to share the information that was discussed. ron wrote a column on why the media should not meet holder off the record. i spoke to them earlier about what happens when the press and their sources are intimidated into not working with each other. >> ron, on thursday you advised the media to stay away from this so called off the record meeting withhold der. why was that your advice? >> why be a prop for an agency of government? they are doing this so they can say we talked to the members of the media. and our job is to shin

>> you have to pay $25 to see the next iron man, and you're probably only going to have to pay $7 to see lincoln. >> steven spielberg and george lucas, two men who know a thing or two about the summer blockbuster say big changes are coming to hollywood and as he indicated that will cost you. that and more for nightly business report for thursday, june 13th. >>> a good day for stocks thanks to good data about the u.s. economy. they shrugged off news about a selloff in japan's stock market and focused on upbeat developments here in the u.s. retail sales rose 6/10ths of a %. fewer americans filed applications for unemployment benefits, it fell by 12,000 to a new five-year and news inspired stock buying and we'll have more on that in just a moment. by the closing bell the dow jumped almost 200 points ending above the crucial level and the snp rose by nearly 24 points. even bonds rallied today, despite disappointing demand for the government auction of u.s. treasury, yield on the ten-year note fell to 2.15% on hopes that the federal research will continue stimulating the economy by buying

never leave me but we're far from that hard light tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ironum "ghost on ghost" is out now. you can see a bonus song at jimmykimmellive.com. i want to thank liev schreiber, i want to thank amy schumer. i want to apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. tomorrow night miley cyrus and marlon wayans will be here. thank you for watching. "nightline" is next. good night! >>> tonight on "nightline" -- international man of mystery. fugitive nsa leaker edward snowden has the u.s. government hot on his trail as he weaves from china to russia. tonight, what's next for america's most wanted? the latest on the global manhunt. >>> meet rusty. from the himalayas to the national zoo to the streets of washington, d.c. how neighbors helped find the escaped celebrity red panda. and how the cuteness of our furry friend is working against him in the wild. >>> and all for love. in tonight's "feed frenzy" the definition of true love according to kanye west. >> announcer: keep it right here, america. "nightline" is back in just 60 seconds. >> announcer: from wash

in contrast iron man three that opened six weeks ago grossed $1.2 billion around the world. it's the latest in the string of hits from marvel's avinengers a iron man and thor were considered second tier. we'll see if warner brothers can do the same with the man of steel and other classic charters. >>> and finally tonight, when george lucas told nbr viewers last night that the price of going to the movies may soon hit $50 a ticket, many people found it hard to believe, including us. >> you'll end up with fewer theaters, bigger theaters with a lot of nice things. going to the movies is going to cost you $50, maybe $100, maybe $150. like going to broadway for a football game. >> what happens sooner than he thought, paramount picture social security offering $50 tickets for "world war z." you get to see the movie two days before the premiere, a movie size poster, custom 3 d glasses and an hd stream and a small popcorn. does it make sense, $50 or wait for the dvd? >> i would wait unless brad pitt was there to shake my hand. i remember in college taking a young lady to see a movie