jeff cameron going to send it over the top.seattle sounders' eddie johnson feeling at home, as he chips over the keeper's head with a goal. his 11th of this qualifying. the united states win this, 2-0. they have the top spot in the group. >>> don't forget, game four of the nba finals, thursday, right here on abc. >>> that's your sports. have a great day. >>> an australian woman hopes to begin a 100-mile swim from havana, cuba, to key west today. she's 29-year-old chloe mccardel. she's making her attempt without a wet suit and without a cage to guard against the sharks. >> tough stuff. >> the support boat will be sending out an electromagnetic field to keep the sharks at bay. she believes it will take between 55 and 65 hours. >> i have a funny feeling, the update to that story is going to be -- >> i don't know. we wish her luck. 2 1/2 days. >> she's going to need that boat. >> yeah. >> more than just rescuing -- keeping the sharks at bay. >> $50 she does it. >> oh, i don't think so. >> you can do it. >> good luck for her. i'm ro

i agree with david cameron in jeff sessions, let's have a debate about immigration, but i am in the camp, let's stop talking about it and do something. this bill is a giant step forward in many ways. for the senate, we are at 10% or 12% of approval rating, and my question is who are the 10% and 12%, and what the hell do they like? i do not approve of what we are doing. i see this as a significant step to work together in a bipartisan fashion to do something that matters. is this bill perfect? is it like senator sessions described? no. to the american people, you have to be frustrated by your congress not being able to do the hard things, and sometimes not even the same old things. -- simple things. they should give you a little bit of hope that for the first time since 2007 the united states senate, in a bipartisan fashion, is about to pass legislation on an important topic that is emotionally tough but needs to be dealt with. to the critics, i appreciate the debate. this time around, it has been so much better, but some of the criticism i will address. senator rubio spoke in an fashion

you have conducted yourself incredibly well, you're a man of passion, and i agree with david cameron and jeff sessions, let's have a debate about immigration, but i'm in the camp let's stop talking about it and doing something. so this bill in my view is a giant step forward in many ways. number one for the senate. we're at 10% or 12% in approval rating in the congress. my question is who are the 10% or 12% and what bill do they like? i'm in the body and i don't disapprove of what we have been doing, but i see this as a significant step toward the united states senate being able to work together in a bipartisan fashion to do something that matters. is this bill perfect? no. is it like senator sessions described? no. it is a good solution to a hard problem that can always be made better, but to the american people, you have got to be frustrated by your congress not being able to do the hard things or sometimes even the simple things. this should give you a little bit of hope that for the first time since 2007, the united states senate in a bipartisan fashion is about to pass legislation on an