brandi hitt has your showbiz wrap. eaction from hollywood continues to pour in... following last week's deadly terror attacks in pariri. sot -- bruce willis, actor bruce willis spoke to reporters sunday at his broadway debut in the stage adaptation of "misery"... wherethere was a strong police presence outside..--- ---and - actor christian bale says the attacks won't stop him from traveling to europe. sot -- christian bale, actor his new movie -- "the big short" -- hits theaters next --- prosecutors have charged the homeless man accused of attacking actress -- pauley perrette. sot -- pauley parrette, actress "he punched me in the face. it was very violent... and he told me a thousand times that he was going to kill me... and i believed him." 9parrette and her friend helped police track down and arrest this man -- david merck -- near her holywood hills home. he's charged with false imprisonment ann making a criminal threat. --- --- and-- julia roberts says she plans to keep the holidays a "low key" family affair this year. the star of -- "secret in their eyes" -- sa

jason nathanson has more in today's showbiz wrap. today's a big day for star wars fans - just one month until the new movie premieres in the u.s. early online ticket sales have been huge, with many of the first screening sold out. the film will debut a day earller in the u.k., two days earlier in places including italy and france. star wars - the force awakens hits u.s. theaters december 18th. wanna slip on superman's suit? the man of steel muscle tunic worn by christopher reeve in his first superman film in 1978 is going up for auction. nate d. sanders auction house says it's composed of a german made fabric which absorbs sweat stains, and was used in flight scenes. bidding starts tomorrow at 50-grand. last night in hollywood, it was invasion of the dinosaurs. disney and pixar took over hollywood boulevard for the premiere of the upcoming animated adventure the good dinosaur. and the film's stars turned out in force the good dinosaur hits theaters a week from today. another taste of adele's new album - thii time in the form of a new

that's coming up next in today's showbiz wrap. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert caused a lot of damage in the city of marengo yesterday morning. wind speeds peeked at 85 miles per hour. additional damage was found along a line through the city from the south to the north as well. meteorologist justin gehrts joins us now. winds are the big story today, followed by snow later tomorrow. plan on winds from the west at 25 to 35 mph today with gusts as high as 50 mph. we'll at least have a mostly sunny sky with highs in the middle 40s. skies remain clear for much of tonight, but clouds quickly increase tomorrow morning. snow will develop during the saturday morning, widespread snowfall of 4 to 6" is likely with the potential for higher amounts. winds will also pick up, leading to blowing snow. snow tapers off saturday morning, but cold air will be in place for the weekend.toda y: mostly sunny, windy high: 42-48 winds: w 25-45+ alo: 44 dbq: 42 iow: 46 tonight: mostly clear low: 22-28 wind

that's coming up in our showbiz wrap. meteorologist justin gehrts temperatures coming up in your first alert forecast. stay with tv9. enjoy today's weather, because it'll be changing ry soon. we'll have a partly to mostly sunny afternoon with highs well into the 50s. clouds thicken tonight, keeping our temperatures warmer in the 40s. while a few showers are possible tomorrow morning, most of the rain will wait until after noon. thunderstorm s are likely in the late afternoon and evening, which may be strong to severe mainly south of highway 30. how strong the storms get will depend a lot on if some sunshine can manage to break through; even an hour or two of filtered sunshine will increase the risk. rain tapers off tomorrow night, but t ry strong and gusty winds kick in,, bringing cooler weather to finish the workweek.today: partly to mostly sunny high: 53-59 wwds: se 5-15 alo: 56 dbq: 55 iow: 56 tonight: mostly cloudy low: 43-49 winds: se 5-15 alo: 46 dbq: 45 iow: 47 tomorrow: showers/stor ms high: 56-62 winds: se 10-20

that's next in today's showbiz wrap. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our fact. advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough relief that lasts up to twelve hours. new robitussin 12 hour cough relief. temperatures coming up in your first alert forecast. stay with tv9. it's only the first week of november, but parts of the pacific northwest are already getting their fair share of winter. this is from fort hood where heavy snow fell yesterday. the winter wonderland caused a lot of people to on the snow- covered mountains. meteorologist justin gehrts joins us now. another mild afternoon is ahead of us with highs pretty close to 70. watch out for patches of fog late tonight into tomorrow morning. we'll start tomorrow off mild with lows near 50, climbing back into t

soon tina found herself slipping into the darker side of showbiz. she started doing drugs and lost custody of her two young children because of it and fell for a succession of guys who did not treat her kindly. >> i mean, i had an ex-boyfriend put a gun to my head, play russian roulette between me and him. i was held over the balcony by my neck. >> reporter: tina, who was broke and near rock bottom, was desperate. >> i got down on my knees, literally begging. and i said, "i'll do whatever you want, lord. just help me. i can't do this anymore. i need you to show me a sign." >> and the universe sent you eric bechler. >> and the next day i meet him. and then all my problems are gone. >> reporter: she had taken a modeling gig, eye candy at a trade show. eric was there promoting his new business. it was three months to the day since pegye had disappeared. >> i just thought he was really handsome. >> so there was some serious chemistry from the beginning. >> yes. we went out that night actually. he asked me out that night. and then i moved in the next day

abc's jason nathanson has today's showbiz wrap. star wars director j.j. abrams revealed on jimmy kimmel's show that the first word spoken in the upcoming movie is "this." so tuesday, when i caught up with star rs: the force awakens star john boyega i asked can you give the 2nd word? droidso the film starts out with this droid. we'll just piece it together one word at a time between now and december 18th. at the film independent spirt award nominations, it's all about carol the cate blanchett/roo ney mara film about lesbian love in the 1950s is tied for thehemost nominations 6 including best feature - beasts of no nation also has 6 the spirit awards aren't exactly indicators of what might get oscar love, but it gets the titls in the conversation. big bird nd friends arr cominin to hbo in january. sesame street debuts its 46th season on hbo january 16th. the 30 minute episodes with then hit pbs next fall. and a bunch of big time celeb guest stars will be on the new season, including gwen stefani, pharell,,ick jonas and moree actor john stamos isn't fighting

because part of being, running for president is showbiz. i mean that in the best sense. >> he is good at that and speaks quickly and with passion. he got behind the american family. >> he's good. i agree. >> and chris christie was good tonight and would have been good on that stage and i think it's a loss to him and republican voters. >> maybe his poll numbers will go up now and he'll be in the next one, we'll see. bernie goldberg, everybody, as the factor moves along, we have kirsten powers, a left hander, >>> personal story segment there was some creativity on the debate stage tonight. here is an example. >> i understand that when main stream media covers immigration it doesn't see it as an economic issue. but i can tell you for a millions of americans at home watching this, it is a very personal economic issue. and i will say the politics of it would be very, very different if a bunch of lawyers or bankers were crossing the rio grand. or if a bunch of people with journalism degrees were driving down the wages in the press. then we'd see

abc's jason nathanson has today's showbiz wrap. kate winslet isn't comfortable talking about hollywood's gender pay gap. at a special screening for her new movie the dressmaker wednesday night in london, she was asked about the issue, and said she doesn't really have a position sot i don't really like talking about money publicly. it doesn't seem very nice to me to do that, so i sort of find it all a bit awkward to tell you. i'm just being honest. it's all a bit uncomfortable look for the dressmaker later this year. the highly anticipated will smith nfl movie concussion had its world premiere this week in los angeles at the afi fest. smith plays dr. bennet omalu, who discovered the football related trauma to the brain called c-t-e. it's a story smith says everyone should know. sot "the best times i ever had with my oldest son were on that football field and it was such a revelation for me part was to get the information out because i feel like we just have to know." but you'll have to wait a while to see. it doesn't hit theaters un

jason nathanson has your showbiz wrap. nats trump walking on stage donald trump does draw a crowd. about ten million people watched the republican presidential hopeful host saturday night live... a few million more than saw miley cyrus and hillary clinton last month. the donald even joked about his hosting duties. sot trump "honestly, i didn't have anything better to do." there were detractors. demonstrators outside the snl studio accused nbc of giving trump a platform for his racist rhetoric about mexicans. nats welcoming war cry british royals prince charles camilla got a spectacular maori welcome in new zealand. the royal couple wore traditional maori cloaks as they watched bare-chested warriors perform a war cry and paddle in a parade of canoes. the heir to the british throne is spending 12-days down under. nats "spectre" james bond stormed the box office this weekend. the new action-blockbuster "spectre" took in an estimated 73-million dollars, making it the second-biggest bond opening of all time. the 24th film in the 53-year old series stars daniel craig, and reportedly cost

you know, several walden parents have big showbiz connections. in that case, try to keep the audience here. i'm going to run upstairs and grab my baton, my tap shoes, and... go, go, go! hey, jess. hey, hudson. oh no, did stuart's parents fire you? wow, you don't own a lot of stuff. no... i brought this over to show you that i am turning over a new leaf. these are all of my illegal fireworks. i will not be needing them anymore. hmm. well. that is very mature of you. but, i don't want them. why don't you just throw them away? sure thing. (sirens blaring) i meant dispose of them properly, not throw them in the fireplace! i have so much to learn from you about how to be a nanny. well, i'll lend you my nanny handbook. never mind, you'll have to get your own. thanks. but, it's never gonna teach me to be as good with kids as you. (scoffs) the kids! my wallet! where are they going? i don't know, it's not like she has any money up there. i hope it's not to get her diary. 'cause, i got that right here. (laughing) i can't believe they just left us alone on

but then things were up and down, you know, showbiz. but then lucky for me i happened to hit there in a period where they produced great music and things were coming along. >> you talk about the ups and downs in the business, what would you tell a young kid who has the same passion for music, and guitar that you have. >> become a doctor or lawyer. >> that's what you tell them, but you don't believe that. >> i do believe that. >> because somebody will come along and be the next g.e. smith. >> i hope not, exactly, but yeah. somebody is going to come along and do well, and that person will not be dissuaded from that path. >> how much travel do you do now days. >> the past five years i have been working with roger waters and we did the wall tour, all over the world for three years. which was an incredible experience. i thought i had done big tours before, nothing like that, that was with gigantic production. did you have a favorite moment, a favorite time. >> now, always now, right? >> why? >> that's all we got is now. the memories are nice

because part of being, running for president is showbiz.ean that in the best sense. >> he is good at that and speaks quickly and with passion. he got behind the american family. >> he's good. i agree. >> and chris christie was good tonight and would have been good on that stage and i think it's a loss to him and republican voters. >> maybe his poll numbers will go up now and he'll be in the next one, we'll see. bernie goldberg, everybody, as the factor moves along, we have kirsten powers, a left hander, warming up in the bull pen. in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united states, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. inthe mid-size van, from mercedes-benz. it's got small-ability and big-ability. towing-ability and stowing-ability. rack

. >>> ryan seacrest may be one of the busiest people in all of showbiz, but he took some time out forcial debut at children's hospital in the district. sea crest's along with the children national health system opened up a brand new broadcast in studio inside the hospital. patients will be able now to watch via closed-circuit tv and even have a chance to call in when celebs come to visit. among those at the grand opening, bethesda's own gold medal swimmer katy ledecky. >> to get them engaged cannic ma an impact on them. >> the kids get to ask their questions and they get to be involved and they're in charge. >> it creates an energy and a buzz that we hope helps them smile. >> seacrest tells us this is his ninth studio inside children's hospitals nationwide. >>> we've been telling you about d.c. mayor muriel bowser's new political action committee called freshpac. her supporters are hoping to raise a million dollars this year to help forward her agenda and including supporting candidates who back her legislative plans. today d.c.'s attorney general warned that freshpac could have the a

he mixed kind of showbiz and violence in a way that had never been done before. >> at the end of theinnocence we had at the beginning of the '70s. >> it became an era where americans began to expect the worst. >> america certainly had lost its way. criminals were lauded and killers were romanticized. >> it was the news media that helped carry this message that america is a dangerous place. that americans had a love affair with violence. actually, it was much more like a marriage. and the marriage for some people was till death do them part. >> for a crime social scientists describe the wave of violence that struck our cities as an epidemic. and they identified some of the causes. poverty, broken homes. for some, violence has become a permanent part of the fabric of life. sociologists call it a subculture of violence. the current wave of violent crime is well into its second decade. while we have deplored violence, we've not done much about it. perhaps this is because confronting the problem of violence forces us to confront the most serious defects in our society. >>> thousands of wo

. >> we went so far it's only showbiz. i feel comfortable in the job.ent to the oval office and everything was changed overnight quick. reagan was gone, bush was in. >> -- i think things happened under president reagan. >> one thing he knew he would have to deal with was the cold war. the simple fact of the american foreign policy for decades. but as bush took office, something was happening overseas. there appeared to be tears in the iron curtain. in eastern europe borders long closed by communism were opening up. then in november the unthinkable happened. these symbols of the cold war, the berlin wall fell. it was a great moment but a dangerous one, too. mikhail gorbachev, how would he react to the empire? >> bush was going to handle it with grace and dignity. he wasn't going to stick it to gorbachev, but later gorbachev said bush's controlled reaction helped him avoid a hard-liner counter reaction in europe. >> he's able to put himself in the shoes of the hard lines and say, how would i feel if i felt my system, my world crumbling? well, i would not

joining us is jack rico, owner of showbiz cafe.com.l the oscars, a lot of these directors, these producers, these-are trying to get into the oscars. >> a lot of it is just pr strategies and overselling your film to a certain extent. it also becomes an election campaign, a political campaign, i remember harvey winestein hiring the services of stephany cutter who is a former campaign manager for president obama in 2013. it was very interesting how he had her not only consult or promote the film or whatever it was, or even to the extent of how can you get your movie into the white house for a screening for president obama? >> why is the pr bump to get the white house to see it? >> because they have already exasperated every other part of the campaign, how can we get this to the high errs pours in the country and get them to say something about the film, because that will be a headline everywhere it is. >> how would you break it down, the sales and marketing or it's just a good movie. >> it's 80/20. >> 80% is sales and marketing and 20% is

. >>> let's stay with this showbiz news. next installment of the "star wars" saga. breaking records of its own. it doesn't hit theaters for another few weeks. the film has piled up $50 million in advance ticket sales. no end in sight. disney and lucas film hoping to put out a new edition to the franchise every year basically to xfinity. joining us to talk about it adam rogers the article's editor at "wired." why are are you calling this a forever franchise? you think they can pull this off? >> i think they can pull it off if people keep buying tickets. i suppose there's some element of whether the movies can be better and better every time. something that people will expect. but i know they got it planned out for -- i've lost count. i think they have six movies announced -- i do have that number right? and it just -- they just keep a machine churning. obviously still has to feel like star wars to people because it's that kind of emotional connection that they are hoping that the old audiences from the first couple of triolog