-- bruce willis mix? luckett a check on the traffic situation. >> we will start off with a look at the beltway here at silver springs and university boulevard. traffic is moving away from us. >> we just had a vehicle reported on the inner loop. the pace is slow. past that, though, colesville wrote is most likely out of the roadway. tech out our pace across the american legion. the lanes will be slow coming out of tysons. nothing in the way of the outer loop. it is moving much better than us. and earlier crash in frederick, northbound route 15 at interstate 70. that has been med out of the roadway. open lanes reported each way on 395 between duprey and the 14th street bridge. traffic down seminary hill from the dukeç street between us. >> i think we are talking about meatballs for moviegoers this weekend. >> the question becomes, was in the nafta. -- to be to bruce willis? >> when i was a kid we had food fights. now they're making the films about it. bruce willis almost drew a good crowd in "surrogaste" i

not likely to be a lot of singing dancing from bruce willis but that's not the case with fame. remake of the 1980's musical about a new york performing art school. >> i hope you let go of the comparison and enjoy this for what it is in the rebirth and the retelling. >>reporter: lock for so you think you can dance runner-up. fame is rated p g. and the new thriller pan door a takes you to new high. crew of space ship wakes up missing some key memory and only goes downhill from there. this is rated r. that's the low down. >>> former nfl great michael has new job right here on the fox net york. show brother debut tonight. michael plays athlete that moves back to his parent's house. his attention to detail helps him go from the grid iron to the small screen quickly. >> the plays had he to learn the plays from play book. his memory is sharp as a needle. so whatever you forget your lean you just go and even when you don't want him to tell you your line he will tell you your lean. because be quiet. i know. >>reporter: watch the premier of brothers tonight at 8:00 p.m. right here on fox

at the movies, bruce willis stars in an action thriller. an 80s hit gets new life. >> and we have the animal hospital here with a very cute little dog. e-mail us your questions. >> welcome back. time for buddy's best bets. good morning, to you. thank you for being here. >> i'm thrilled. >> have you got some good picks? >> i think we've had some of the best. some that have big prizes left. >> let's run them down. >> all right. this is the most successful $5 ticket we've ever had. it's the baltimore raven's cash fantasy. it's already we have two $1 million prize left. plus lots of great ravens prizes including seasons tickets for life, for the season, the trip to pittsburgh on the team plane. just about anything that you could ever dream of. >> nice. and that's -- works well because tomorrow's a big game. >> oh, yeah. >> i believe it. ultimate pay day cost. >> here's another one. a $20 ticket. it's 92% sold and still has a $1 million prize left. so this is where people start going all around the state. there's probably not that many available

i would say kind of worth seeing at the theater. >> i saw a bald bruce willis and one with hair. >> that's his surrogate. >> nuclear >> nuclear nuisance. iran thumbs its nose at the west, this time test firing medium range missiles, a threat to the international community. >> then under arrest. a look back at the case against acclaimed filmmaker roman polanski. >> and ladies night. the latest play by major league baseball to hit a home run with female fans. >> i always say that behind every man is a woman and her checkbook. >> it's monday, september 28 put them to the test ? >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> there's no yoga in baseball. >> there's apparently yoga and knitting. >> they say women make up like 45% of baseball fans now. >> we like to buy stuff, too. >> i guess so. they're trying to appeal to women. good morning, i'm jeremy hubbard. >> i'm vinita nair. things could get off to a rocky start as diplomats from the u.s. and iran get ready for their first meetings in 30 years this week. >> iran has set the stage by test firing short-range missiles over the we

bruce willis is here. a new movie. newlywed.o talk about, when we sit down in a minute. >> wait, there's more. is there not, chris cuomo? >> not to play on words. christian slater's here, with his series, "the forgotten. really interesting take on how victims of crimes can be realized and identified through this special group. and christian heads it all up. >>> another topic for this half hour, how to save money on your appliances. things you didn't know. small things you can do, ways to clean them, that can really increase their longevity in your kitchen. >>> and remember she was here in march. miss virginia. she looks a little different. tara wheeler. beautiful. beautiful. >> beautiful. >> it is childhood cancer awareness month. you decided last night, you were going to shave your head. why? >> i did. i've been fund-raising since i came on the show in april, as miss virginia. i'm not miss virginia, but i'm a sports reporter for comcast sports sunset. i'm still in the public view to make a difference. kept on fund-raising. to 1

, the baltimore school is officially named loyola university maryla >>> letterman is next with bruce willisthank you for joining us tonight, i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch, thank you for joining us tonight, have a great evening weekend. good night. ( band playing "late show" theme )

. >>> plus, bruce willis and some kids from new york get owned by meatballs. >>> also, tiger woods and phil mickelson both win, the yankees clinch, and brett favre strikes gold against the 49ers. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today," everyone. i'm dan kloeffler. and here are some of your top headlines this monday morning. >>> for the first time since the 1980s, social security will be paying out more in benefits than it collects in taxes. the reason, recent job cuts and a jump in early retirement claims from laid off seniors. next year that deficit is forecast to hit $10 billion and 9 billion the following year. >>> in germany, chancellor angela merkel has claimed victory, winning a second term in office. the nation's main left wing party was dealt a huge blow in that race, putting merkel's conservative party on track to form a new center right government. >>> honduras, the interim leaders suspended several civil liberties. they have given power to respect people without warrants and restrict the news media. that came after manuel zelaya who

bruce willis stars in "surrogates." over it wins. under, second. ultimately experts think the family factor, combined with the pricey 3-d additions should put meatballs over the top. jessica biel will climb mount kill man jar row. and boyfriend justin timberlake is expected along we will. singer lily allen decided if you can't beat them, quit. the wacky 24-year-old month has been crusading against illegal downloads said she will never make another record because in this day in day it's impossible to make money on music. she will concentrate on theater. >>> this comes from channel 2 in tulsa, oklahoma where one man's work ethic hasn't let up in 65 years and neither has his fans. rocket jones has been the head wait er since 1944. the eatery's first employee, he worked seven days a week for the first 28 years, all without taking a day off. now in his 80s, he only works six days a work. but each and every night good friends are waiting to see him. wow. that's a really cool story. >>> i'm dan kloeffler, and this is "early today," just your first stop of

billions of people have them and bruce willis plaids an fbi agent and a murder happened.the surrogates were created for is they low are crime rate because they limit human interaction. >> now, finally someone has create a weapon that if someone shoots a surrogate, it will also kill the human at home even if they are 100 miles away. a very cool concept. but the movie is lifeless. no pun intended. i felt that there was the script was very bland. i don't know what was worse, the script or when the we had vunz t into the red zone. >> were you disappoint sfd. >> i was irked by the script. it makes you think about society today. think about where we're going with technology. we are limiting ourselves. human interaction has become very limited based on facebook and twitter and internet. where are we going? is this going to happen in this is not too far fepped. we could have something like this somewhere in the future. very middle of the road. two and a half out of five. >> okay. pandorum, did you like it? >> it's sci-fi thriller. it is like these guys are in space. they wake up,

the futuristic action thriller surrogate starring bruce willis earned the number two spot.nd fame, the remake of the ' 80s film about students at a performing arts school debuted in third place. conan o'brien is can'ted to be back on the job after hitting his head during a tonight show stunt. the network did not say what the stunt entailed. o'brien was examined at a hospital and released. >>> in local entertainment, 9 news joins some of america's bravest at the uso casino night at she the sheraton hotel. jen corey deals out black jack at the charity event that supports the area's active military. the time is 9:25. 9 news now will be right back. lr; did you know that 75% of growing kids don't get the recommended amounts of calcium and vitamin d? that's where their favorite cereals like trix and lucky charms can help. general mills big g is the only leading line of kid cereals that has both calcium and vitamin d in every box. check for this banner on the cereals they already love... like cinnamon toast crunch and cocoa puffs. help them get more of what they need with general

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the bruce willis action thriller "surrogates" is opened in second place and updated version of the hit debuted in third. >>> advance screenings to michael jackson's documentary are sold out. fans snapped up 3,000 ticks to the sneak peek within two hours. it opens nationwide october 28th but these fans get to see it one night earlier. >>> well, from a filmmaking news to a filmmaker making news, next on this monday will roman polanski finally be sentenced for a 30-year-old crime? we'll get a live update from london. >>> at the track they call the amongster mile, a monster of a crash. so how did the driver walk away? younger skin? i wantnew skin. introducing anewreversalist. only from avon. it makes new skin faster so wrinkles fade quickly. my skin doesn't ust look new. it is new. call 1-800-for-avon to find a representative. but what we can do is arm ourselves... for the ones we love with a flu shot from walgreens. ♪ ( coughs ) ♪ ( sneezes ) we're making it easy for everyone to get their flu shot, no matter how small their motivation may be. ♪ come get yours for just $24.99. walgreens. t

bruce willis. many of the stars out yesterday and today to see the top players in this sport.ony bennett, a regular here at the open. gwen stefani. mary: her husband gavin, very close friend of roger's. dick: 1-2. mathieu broderick. mary: in the president's box. john: that's what he's got to be careful with because if he doesn't get the angle he wants he'll leave that side of the court open. john: the singer of "bush" and the singer of "no doubt" and they have a couple of kids. like agassi and instead of gli he loves tennis so much he'd probably before the -- prefer the kids to be tennis players. mary: i'm anticipating not seeing a lot of trick shots from federer anytime soon. this is all business now. this 20-year-old is growing up in a hurry on this court, his first major final. dick: playing with real conviction. didn't have that earlier. john: and this is where the fact that he is 6'6", imposing himself on federer is going to pay off. normally when a match went late into a third or fourth set it would be a problem for him but these conditions are good. the sun's down. it's

scout and my personal favorite, talula bell bruce willis. i think i lucked out on that one.the short end of the stick on that one. >> how did that happen by the way that she wound up with bruce in her name? >> i don't know what my dad was thinking or kind of the phase he was going through in his life. maybe after the third die hard he was all pumped. i mean, i don't know. but, you know? >> i can't have a boy already, i'm going to name one bruce. >> i think that might have been it. >> i can't say that i blame him. and do you have a boyfriend by the way? >> yes, i do. >> what it is like when your boyfriend comes home to meet dad who, you know, drove into an air -- into a helicopter? you know what i mean? your dad is like, you know, for a guy is -- >> yeah. >> he's 100 john mcclane. are they nervous to meet him? >> the first time they actually met all four of my parents now was at six flags at my sister's birthday. >> really? >> yeah. >> what an event for that one. honestly, i think he was a little intimidated at first, but now, basically my dad is kind of a 15-year-old trapped

. >> bruce willis is back in the new film "surrogates." it's rated pg-13. another another sigh si-fi film. the movie stars dennis quaid. it's rated r. well, no thrills here. just another a dance moves. "fame" hits theaters this weekend. it's a re-make of an oscar-winning film. "fame" is rated pg. >>> the french film also debuts. it follows the life of the founder of the famous fashion house fm her humble beginnings. it's rated pg-13. >>> let's find out about some of the stories in the works for news4 this afternoon. >> and we have a preview with pat. >> the cookies are supposed to work the opposite way. the more you eat the less you way and the smaller you get. change your cookie bran. coming up at 4:00, trapped in a metro station. passengers got off a train last night and discovered that the station had been closed and locked up for the night. and they had nowhere to go. they will tell their sto today at 4:00. and then at 5:00 this afternoon, tanning dangers. now at fall is setting in, some people may turn to tanning beds to get the bronze glow. we will te

the new bruce willis movie, surrogates, opening in the second spot, with 15 million.ed in third with ten million. the informant and tyler perry's i can do bad by myself. rounding out the top five. and on this day in 1964, a national tragedy gets summed up in three words, oswald acted alone. the warren commission issues its first report on the assassination of president john f. kennedy saying that lee harvey oswald stood in the window of the texas school book depository, aimed his rifle and killed the president. no conspiracy, just lone gunman, needless to say, notve

it has increased the domestic hall to 60 million and held off bruce willis ' action thriller surrogated number three. >> anyone see anything this weekend? >> huh-uh. >> we were saying i almost watched can't find me love. that's a blast from the past. >>> speaking along the lines of entertain and movie making. it turns out a 200-foot mushroom cloud hovered over a small massachusetts cloud. people saw a jumbo jet engulfed in flames. it was a 727 jet. it was a wreck and it was for a new action comedy starting cameron diaz and tom cruise. and it is supposed to be a spy thriller basically cruise is teaming up with midwestern girl and they are trying to protect an invention. it is a battery that is the key to infinite power source. >> did they really crash a plane and blow it up. >> yeah. >> how the heck did they do that that. >> they have these planes that are demissionening and so they get the real thing. we are devoted cbs fans. and if we are really crazy and up that late we are watching letterman but conan is expected to be back tonight. he injured his head during a stunt on friday. inst

. >> reporter: bruce willis stars in the ultimate image of themselves.p in crime and other positive effects the robots have on society, willis begins to see a doomsday scenario is about to unfold. this one rated pg-13. another sci-fi movie hits theaters starring dennis quaid. follows a crew aboard a spacecraft with n knowledge of who they are and why they are there. >> no! >> reporter: this one rated r. ♪ >> reporter: remix of the 1980s hit "fame" hits theaters. premise is the same. centers around students and teachers at a new york city high school of performing arts. >> you have talent. let's see what we can do with it. >> reporter: it is rated pg. >> empire she builds still bears her name. >> reporter: also new, french film that follows the rise of the founder of the famous fashion house from the humble beginnings. box office preview. >> the movie doesn't open until october and tickets don't go on sale until tomorrow morning but fans have been camping out to get tickets to michael jackson's "this is it." dozens of fans sleeping under the stars in a co

. >> what about a human, -- >> bruce willis dips into his ever closet of cop fighting uniforms for thise attempting to solve the case. >> it's one of my favorite shots of the film. i get impacted by the car. >> surgetsurget rated pg13. >>> there's not a lot of dancing with bruce willis, but that's not the case with fame. >> fame back then was always about what is your real talent? how do you inspire people? how do you touch people? i hope they will let go of the comparisons and enjoy this movie for what it is, in the rebirth and retelling? >> look for a reunion for with kelsey grammar as well as so you think you can dance, kerry. i'm megan gilliland and that's the low down. >>> coming up in the 7:00 hour, ki gecan i get a leg up on the competition. it's me against the rockettes in the pig skin predictions. >>> some have been waiting for hours, and some a lot, lot on tuesday i go in even earlier than usual. thank goodness for eggo, a nutri-grain waffle... with a quick smudge of cream cheese. at least that part's easy. there's only one way to eat an eggo... your way. l'eggo my eggo. the a

the bruce willis thriller "surrogate" came in second.d the remake of "fame" debuted at number three. how are you on this monday morning? it's 7:31. good morning, sunshine, i'm robin meade. we're seeing the security tapes from the 1995 oklahoma city bombing for the first time. but a lawyer who fought to have them released says there's something funny. four surveillance cameras from buildings around the building went blank just before the explosion. he says the fbi is covering something up. so far we don't have a response from the fbi. >>> former president clinton is saying the so-called vast right wing conspiracy that attacked him during his presidency is still around. his comments from a "meet the press" interviews one of most popular stories on cnn.com. >> you bet. sure it is. it is not as strong as it was because america has changed demographically. >> clinton also said there's no way republicans will take control of congress in next year's mid-term elections like they did during his presidency. >>> a major lock break is slowing down a

bruce willis is back in the futuristic action thriller "surrogates."s a detective on the trail of some robotic surrogates that may be killing their human operators. >> jumped from bridges, been shot, even blown to bit without their operators. >> what about a human head? what would cause one of them to blow up? the batting cages... down by the lake or... fishing at the shore. i'm breathing better... with spiriva. announcer: spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled maintenance treatment for both forms of copd, which includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. i take it every day. it keeps my airways open... to help me breathe better all day long. and it's not a steroid. announcer: spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. stop taking spiriva and call your doctor if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, or have vision changes or eye pain. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, problems passing urine or an enlarged prostate, as these may worsen with spiriva. also discuss the medicines you take,

i'll just wipe the floor with bruce willis. >> very good stuff. >>> now to the swine flu and the rapidlyer of patients showing flu-like symptoms. so many in fact that unusual steps are now being taken in hospitals across the country. nbc's janet schamlian is outside of a children's hospital in memphis, tennessee to explain. janet, good morning to you. >> reporter: meredith, good morning. unusual indeed. this is something we're not used to seeing outside a hospital. emergency triage tents staffed with doctors and nurses. they're set up here in the parking lot of the children's medical center because inside the emergency room is often at capacity. overflowing with young patients. a surge of sick kid. >> pull up by one of these white spaces that says "flu screen parking." go in the entrance to the tent there. >> reporter: so many arriving here with flu symptoms, they've opened a new emergency room outside the hospital, inside a large tent. >> he just hasn't been herself all day. she's had a really high fever that tylenol is not seeming to get rid of. i'd rather be safe than sorry. >> report

>> i'm hoping to take over the "die hard" franchise for bruce willis. >> nice. >> excellent. >> he'sbuff, like ready to take on that. >> there's a lot of unique peop in entertainment now. >> and you have killed a guy. well, aziz ansari, thank you so much. you can catch aziz in "parks and recreation" right here tomorrow at 8:30/7:30 central. >>> and the right way to wear leggings. old el paso stand 'n stuff. true genius. mexican style. a. >>> cloudy skies. 73 degrees. i'm barbara harrison. >>> a bethesda teen accused of stockpiling bomb materials is scheduled for a court appearance. he is expected to plead guilty to possessing a destructive device. he also had a map shong the camp david presidential retreat. >>> vice president joe biden will hold a health care town hall at leisure world this morning. the montgomery county community is home to 8,500 residents age 50 and up. he will be joined by u.s. senators and health and human services secretary, kathleen is he sa sebelius. >>> good morning. temperatures hitting the low and mid 80s later today. a small chance of a passing shower. mor

bruce, back to you. >>> so the ravens win their first divisional game. joe flacco, 25-35 for a career high there 42 yards -- 342 yards and a touch down. willisng 2 more touchdowns. and derrick mason caught 5 passes. mason, as kristen said, recorded his 800 career reception in the game. 3 better septions on3 managing chronic conditions. making amazing new discoveries. and, oh yes, saving a lot of trees. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> at is wrong with the baltimore city police department? what is right with how they do things and what changes need to be made? two recent retired homicide detectives with 40 years of experience sat down with an investigative voice to answer those questions. stephen davis with investigative voice is sitting with us with more on what they have to say. >> these are the probably the only way to get answers from the police officers. >> most officers are banned from speaking to the press. one of ways we thought we could get some sense of what is going on the streets is talk to retired officers what have a lot of experience. >> what do they say is wrong with how things are done? >> one point they talked about extensivel