Moving to trash within Bridge

hello.
when in Bridge and i COMMAND + SHIFT to delete a file within the window, it doesn't dissapear. but if i move up a folder and back down, it's gone.
i tried deleting preferences, caches, etc... and that didn't do anything.
any help?
thanks so much

hello.
i can do the delete, but after i've done it the file still shows in the Bridge window. it does not dissapear. if i look in my Trash the file is in there. i have to leave the current window in Bridge and go back to it for the window to be updated and show the file gone.

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