you can see him now in "the sorcerer's apprentice" with nicolas cage. fans have come out en masse, that's right. did i pronounce your last name correctly? >> you pronounced it exactly -- >> jimmy: thank you very much. i practiced it about four times today. >> i saw it was written in phonetics which makes my life easier. half of what i do is ex-pl plap people how to say my name. i even say it wrong. >> jimmy: how is it supposed to be said? >> it's supposed to be said bar-uch-el. canada and america are white bread countries. they don't like things with -- in the middle. >> jimmy: wind up with things on your tie. you live in montreal. >> i do indeed. >> jimmy: i love montreal. >> thank you. >> jimmy: one of the best cities in the world. montreal -- well do you speak half french when you're in montreal? >> i grew up speaking english and i live in an english part of town but i can argue pretty good in french. >> jimmy: you can. everything there, it's remarkable that everything is even. it's like there's a huge fight and they said, everything's going to be in

nicolas cage and jay baruchel square off against alfred molina for control of the planet in "the sorcerer'sntice". >> michael: plus, he's the king of the world. he's a duly appointed federal marshal. he's howard hughes. we look at the ups and downs in the career of leonardo dicaprio. >> dr. harris. >> do you concur? >> we create the world. you bring thesu

"the sorcerer's apprentice" stars nicolas cage as a master sorcerer who recruits an everyday guy to help defend new york from his archenemy. experts blame muddled marketing for low interest, and don't expect the jerry bruckheimer-produced film to land better than third place with around $15 million. >>> and, finally, analysts expect another strong showing from last weekend's champ, the family-friendly animated comedy "despicable me." it should take second place with around $30 million bucks. you know, i've heard so much about this movie, "inception" a lot of good reviews. i have a feeling that's what i'll be dragged to. >> that's probably a good idea with the heat and humidity. >> get out of there. this comes from action news in kansas city, missouri where the u.s. postal service is honoring hundreds of unrecognized players who gave so much to america's pastime. new postage stamps commemorating negro league baseball were unveiled yesterday. one stamp an action scene. the other a portrait of the businessman who founded the national negro league in 1920. a 77-year-old former player who aut

"despicable me" slipped to second place while nicolas cage's "the scorcerer's apprentice" opened in thirdy, i had my date this weekend with my 5-year-old. we went to see "despicable me" and it was so funny. very cute movie. >> i hear "inception" is fabulous. everyone says, have you to go see it. with this kind of heat, hey, it's a good time to go to the theater. >> it was a great day to be inside with the air conditioning, yes. thank you, ashley, joining us live here in new york. >>> vintage champagne is just the thing for a celebration, but you'll have to go to sweden for the rarest vintage of all. some swedish divers exploring a shipwreck found a load of champagne thought to be more than 200 years old. and the best part? it's still good. the divers opened one bottle and gave it a taste. they say it's sweet and delicious. the oldest known drinkable champagne. we'll toast to that. >>> straight ahead, your monday morning weather. >>> and in sports, look out. an outfield malfunction, cleveland. we'll show you what happened next. [ male announcer ] how about we open up a whole can of getting

i think nicolas cage kind of needed the money a little bit here. but anyway.odern-day sorcerer in manhattan in 2000, meets a dorky young guy, now the heir apparent to be the next master sorcerer and take over his place. together they fight the evil of the world to save the planet. of course it all ends happy and the guy gets the girl. take a look at this scene. >> what causes molecules to heat up? >> they vibrate. >> everything we see is in a constant state of vibration, thus the illusion of solidity. how do we take that which appears solid and have it burst into flames? we will the vibrations to go faster. step one, clear your mind. step two, see the molecules. step three, make them shake. got it? >> no, i definitely don't got it! >> i should mention for the sake of disclosure, disney, our corporate parents here at abc, i hope i'm not getting fired by saying this, i think it's a 2 1/2 kernel movie. i give it that just for the special effects. to the story itself, been there, seen that, kind of lame. >> if anything you proved to people how honest you are in yo

." >> that last story literally is like that movie "face/off" with nicolas cage and john travolta.for this guy is 90% of that facial movement and sensation, all of that should be restored. so even though right now it's obviously in the very early stages of removing someone else's face, it's going to get really good for him. >> amazing what medicine can do. wow. good morning, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> that huge leak of secret military documents is undermining a war effort already under intense pressure. >> casualties are soaring while a major offensive in southern afghanistan is on hold. now allegations of u.s. war crimes from the man who first published the documents online. t.j. winick has the latest now from washington. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. the documents come to light at a time when the public and congress have some serious doubts about the war. it is being called one of the biggest intelligence breaches in u.s. history. 92,000 leaked reports, six years of classified records, depicting details about missions gone horribly wro