in a die-hard ii, bruce willis plays a detective in the movie is involved in almost hard to describe in the straightforward language they are defending the airport against terrorists and bring to crash planes and the terrorists are in the airport and at one point bruce willis shouts to another, and says did you see that point he just pulled a glock on me. that is a german gun, ceramic machines can't see it. now, every single fact in that speech was wrong. [laughter] the gun wasn't made in germany it was made in austria. there was no model called the glock seven. ceramica was not involved in constructing it and you can't see on the detection machines. this speech, like "the new york post" headline and so many other similar episodes was pure gold. the gun aficionado's had a complete field day making fun of the speech. t-shirts were made up and all of this was done for free. the glock benefited from all of this. that is the origin from the ceramic gun from germany that i guess you can think bruce willis for that. anybody else? yes, the man the front. >> i know that people's possessions

in "die hard 2," bruce willis who plays a detective in the movie is involved in -- it's almost hard to describe in straightforward or language. they're defending an airport against terrorists who are going to crash planes, and the terrorists are also in the airport, and at one point bruce willis shout toss another -- shouts to another cop, he just pulled a german glock on me. every single fact in that speech was wrong. [laughter] the gun was not made in germany, it was made in austria. there was no model called the glock 7, ceramic was not involved in constructing the clock in, and you can see it on airport detection screens. otherwise it was perfect. [laughter] this speech, like "the new york post" headline and so many others similar end pose, was pure gold for glock. gun officionados had a complete field day making fun of this speech. t-shirts were made up, and all this was done for free. so that's the origin of the ceramic gun from germany, and you can -- i guess you can thank bruce willis for that. anybody else? yes, handsome young man in the front here. >> i know that people's pos

you can think bruce willis for that. anybody else? a handsome young man in the front. >> i know that people's positions get very cemented about these things on both sides but i am wondering whether in the various contexts you had with glock's associate and salesman, did they feel the need at any time to address the moral dimension of profiting so richly off the lessons? >> i am not sure people look for glock 11 -- glock or any other moral dimension in the sense that you are suggesting. by and large people who manufacture and market guns sees them as tools and sees them as products that are intended to be deadly. and when used properly are potentially dangerous but not necessarily dangerous. certainly the people who make glock like gaston glock himself who i did not interview. refused to talk to me but i know personally because i have read every legal definition he had ever given under oath and talked to practically everyone who worked for him over the years, saw his gun as a masterpiece. he saw it in a morally positive light. it was a

was it bruce willis and demi moore, jennifer lopez, mark anthony, or mariah and nick cannon. >> bruced demi moore. >> that was the buzzer. she's going to love my cd. >> correct answer, gweneth paltrow. and the name is? >> apple martin. she said it was perfect for her little girl who will be 8 years old this year. >> look at this daddy. which cocktail was popularized in the four girls on "sex and the city" in the '90s. >> what do you think? >> i hope she doesn't know. >> you say it. >> margueritas? [ buzzer ] >> they are a nice wholesome family and they don't watch shows like that. >> the correct answer is, cosmopolitans. >> charlotte, miranda, carey, all of them, they would gather around and just have girls nights out with this fabulous cocktail which is basically vodka, cranberry juice and triple sec. >> we know about that. >> here's a nice lady who is pretty sure she's from connecticut. what '90s sitcom featured this popular song. ♪ i'll be there for you >> "friends." >> you got it. >> you know what's more impressive about her big win she got it without even hearing choices. she kne

bruce willis, elijah wood, dan ackroyd. $50 million movie. it was this a big to-do with the big premiere in hollywood. i flew my parents out from florida. it was the greatest night of my life. then the next morning, the reviews came out. i do not know how many of you remember roger ebert's review of "north" or carry it with you in your wallet -- [laughter] >> to keep you humble. " but to refresh your memory -- i hated this movie. hated, hated, hated, hated this movie. hated it. hated every audience-insultingh moment-ated the sensibility that thought anyone would like it. hated the implied insult to the audience by its believe that anyone would actually be entertained by it. now, -- [laughter] on the surface -- [laughter] this may seem like an unfavorable review. but if you read between the lines, i think he sort of like it. i just love this one goes a little bit better. that is all. >> although it is hollywood. we had these conversations with the people that have bought the rights. they buy a book, and and then they tell you all the things th

he went after charlie sheen, bruce willis, the tourist, one of the nominated movies.he hollywood press hasn't happy with him, but the ratings were up, so he's back. >> and the same kind of show again. >> going after everyone. so stars beware. >> beautiful lady from jupiter, florida. who was the host, o hello. excuse me. how many bottles of wine are estimated to be poured at the golden globes and this is without me and hoda being there. >> 50, 125, 300 or 400? >> 400. >> at least 400. and this is a show where there is drinking. >> all night long. starts on the red carpet. that ends up being 2,500 glasses of wine. 9,000 glasses of champagne. that's why towards the end of the award show they're a little wobbly sometimes. >> we'll be watching closely. >> this sweet lady is from canton, ohio, where the nfl hall of fame is. and if you can go and visit frank's bust or come to my house and visit mine. here. the golden globes are famous for being the awards show with the biggest, what. dessert table, statue, gift bag or red carpet? >> red carpet. [ ding ] >> wow. surprised. >>

>> bruce willis. >> the end of the world and how are our lives going to be saved?, it's the end of the world. >> bye-bye. >>> look at this clean, white room. now, imagine what it looks like after giving kids thousands of stickers. >> cool. >> little circles, big circle, all sorts of different colors. >> it looks like somebody sneezed paint in there. >>> and what happens when you replace the word "wand" with the word "willie" in a harry potter book? that's what happens. and you may be fanning yourself as well. when you hear it. >>>el w ut do to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos, all day long. >> what does an obliteration room look like? >> an obliteration room? is that like the situation room? >> no. this is the owe lit ration room at the queensland gallery of modern art. the artist painted everything in this room completely, completely white. only goal of the white room is to allow kids to come in here with a very vibrant colorful sticker and place it wherever they want. >> i like it! >> and this is what two weeks into this installation looks like. the

bruce willis, emma hemming, reportedly due any minute there. >> and bruce has three daughters with very tallulah and rumer and jennifer garner and ben affleck, are expecting and their daughters are violet. so we're looking for them to inspire or predict popular names moving forward. we do know that 50% of our parents surveyed do look at celebrities for names. >> all right. >> those are the ones we're watching. >> one way we're talking about celebrities do. thanks. >>> after the break, coming up, new year, new beauty products, a preview of the best beauty buys you'll be seeing on store sheriffs, but first, these messages. le announcer ] in 1894 a small town pharmacist set out to create a different kind of cold remedy. using powerful medicine and natural ingredients from around the world. he called it vicks vaporub. today the vicks journey continues. introducing new vicks nature fusion cold & flu syrup. powerful multi-symptom medicine flavored with natural honey instead of artificial flavors and dyes. so you can feel good about what you take to feel better. ♪ vegetables picked at their pe

. >> nothing from bruce willis? >> he's very concerned. he's really torn about the situation. was very sad. this was one of my fave favorite shows. one of the sweathogs. >> that was the show that made john travolta famous. he died of cardiac arrest. it's very sad. >> he had been a professor and living in new jersey. >> he had a very nonhollywood life. >> he really was my favorite. this move "ferris bueller" i've never seen it. let's play the super bowl ad. >> how can i handle work on a day like today? >> help me get it? >> in this iconic movie, he's the ultimate hookie player. they had the most ai maizing day in chicago. this is a grown up ferris saying february 5th, there's no way to go to work. that's super bowl. we think this is a tease to the super bowl. >> that makes sense because they say people miss work the monday after or they show up with really bad headache usually associated with too much beer and alcohol. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back. ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition

that same year, she would meet bruce willis.matter of months, he became husband 2. >> reporter: also tonight, brad brad pitt on how his kids are pressuring him to marry angelina. we'll have that and much more coming up later on "entertainment tonight." >>> and don't miss entertainment tonight, at 7:30, here on wjz. >>> and still to come on eyewitness news tonight. a ravens flies the coop and lands a big job in indianapolis. >>> and how the ravens could fill the big hole left behind by,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> how does the song go? every day they're shuffling. >> transition time in football for sure. chuck pagano was intriewled as the new head coach of the indianapolis colts. he said he thought he would be going to indy, but he had no idea it would be to take over another team. he thought he would be there to prepare the ravens for the super bowl next week. pagano said it's been a whirlwind journey the past few days. head coach john harbaugh first told him the colts wanted to interview him. well, the interview in indy obviously we

that same year, she would meet bruce willis.tter of months, he became husband number 2. >> also tonight, brad pitt on how his kids are pressuring him to marry angelina. we'll have that and much more coming up later on "entertainment tonight." >> and that's at 7:30, here on wjz 13. >>> some rain tonight. but the start of the weekend is looking good. and bob turk has the updated forecast coming up next. here's a friendly reminder. it's your last chance to get verizon's reliable high speed internet and phone for small business for only $84.99 a month. call 1.866.solutions now or visit verizon.com/solutions. only $84.99 for high-speed internet and phone. plus your choice of either no annual contract or a two year price guarantee. call 1.866.solutions or visit verizon.com/solutions today. hurry -- this offer won't last long. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006 >>> well, nothing severe about this weather. you said what? like april? unbelievable. >> our normal high, the first week of april, is t

to the ground and where is bruce willis through all of this? nowhere to be found.robably recording another harmonica album. on this season of "the bachelor", it premiered on abc last night, bachelor ben met 25 potential brides. he will narrow it down to one and they will break up. [ laughter ] and we'll continue on. we've yet to see a relationship -- they last about as long as a glade plug-in. but one con test sapt, a girl named brittany, did a good thing. she brought her grandmother along. she seemed very set, this woman, on making bachelor ben her new grandson-in-law. >> she's part of the reason why i'm here is because growing up she pretty much raised me. >> i think ben is awesome. i really do think that ben is worthy of brittany's love. >> ben, will you please walk me to my car? >> i'd love to. >> she's been looking for the right person for a long time. i'd be very happy if those two could make it. >> jimmy: well, that -- that's how she killed grandpa. [ laughter ] you got it? go over there and -- [ applause ] yeah. now, wait a minute. now, hold on. i just want

>> this was actually a movie in armageddon, bruce willis. >> i remember that. >> they fired a gun in>> i don't remember that part. the bottom line is yes, your gun should work just fine in space in you are headed out there. i'm not a gun expert but i was able to find a pretty good explanation. i'll give you the anatomy after the bullet and the bullet and casing contain gunpowder and an explosive primer. and the bottom line is the gunpowder and the explosive primer contain enough oxygen on its own that it doesn't need an external source of oxygen to have the gun fire. >> so within the bullet, there is a little bit of oxygen that would be enough to make it fire. >> does the bullet travel the same speed in outer space as it would on earth? >> i don't know about the speed. but-- this is not an experiment i would assume nasa is considering doing because of the ramifications that could be great. if they took a gun into space, fired it, we believe, due to the oxygen issue, it would fire. don't no how fast the bullet would go. we just didn't look that up. but the bullet would fire and would

. >> the third candidate in the race, they're kind of bruce willis in the sixth sense, they're kind of dead but they're the only one that doesn't realize it. he does. he can get his 15% or 20%. to leapfrog back over gingrich to become the dominant gingrich. >> the weekly standard saying, maybe a draft out of the question. >> we haven't had a second ballot at the republican convention since '52? in 1976, you had something like a convention that was on its'd -- >> ronald reagan. >> not a ratifying body. for the proliferations of primaries it's hard to imagine that someone is going to get 1,044 votes and win. >> once florida is over, we go to nevada and then we have this big gap, some caucuses in between there. we have a big gap. the end of the month of february. one debate scheduled after that. >> matthew, you talked about the state of union. the president is going to lay out what he called a blue print on how to get jobs. the first blueprint of his presidential campaign. what do you expect to hear, what do you want to hear? >> i expect to hear themes that he sounded at his speech in kan

a cowboy in the nineteenth century and the film noir detective and bruce willis and on and on. .. >> everybody's interesting. everybody's got an interesting story. and the product is interesting. and i enjoyed learning about it. and i enjoyed doing it. i mean, you know, i don't run away from that fact. it's fun to go to the range, it's fun to do it, and i get a kick out of it i think the way a lot of people get a kick out of it. okay. i'm not going to be -- oh, i'm going to choose meredith. and the microphone man's going to defy me. >> thanks. is there any significant black market or known major theft of guns, or is the price point preventing that? >> no. there's a huge black market for guns. there are millions of guns that are owned illegally. >> [inaudible] >> the -- yeah. the glock is not distinctive as a crime gun as best we can tell from the sparse statistics that are available. the statistics are very sparse because the nra and its allies in congress have bound the hands of the atf and made it very difficult for the atf to collect, um, so-called gun trace data and to disseminat

she, bruce willis has been a part of their lives. how is the family coping? bruce has always been by her side even after the divorce. he would probably step up. her daughters will support her. family and friends are rallying around her. >> the vast majority of people are supporting her, right? there is especially online, a number of people that are just saying, okay, you're rich, you're famous. exhaustion? not much sympathy there. >> you can have millions of dollars. it boils down to what your own self-worth is. she struggles with this. she has to get professional help or will continue on the downward spiral. >> the statements she made in the recent publication gives you insight. thank you, michelle. >> okay, robin, thanks. >>> we turn to a lottery mystery out of iowa. $16.5 million at stake. lottery officials are so suspicious of the story of the person who claimed the prize that they're refusing for now to give him the prize. >> reporter: just over 24 hours from now, this $16.5 million iowa lottery ticket will prove to be a payoff or a ripoff. someone purch

was it bruce willis and demi moore, -- >> bruce willis and demi moore. >> that was the buzzer. >> correctthe '90s. >> margueritas? >> they are a nice wholesome family and they don't watch shows like that. >> the correct answer is, cosmopolitans. >> charlotte, miranda, carey, all of them, they would gather around and just have girls nights out with this fabulous cocktail which is basically vodka, cranberry juice and triple sec. >> here's a nice lady who is pretty sure she's from connecticut. what '90s sitcom featured this popular song. ♪ oil be there for you >> "friends." >> you got it. >> you know what's more impressive about her big win she got it without even hearing choices. she knew it right away. >> once you hear that everybody thinks of "friends." just imagine all the friends playing around. >> we have time for one more. >> another north carolinian. which 1975 tv show launched the career of john travolta, happy days, starsky and hutch, welcome back kotter? >> a. >> that's how old we are? >> we are old. the correct answer to that one is "welcome back kotter." >> the series lasted fou

. >> pero demi moore estaba con bruce willis. >> bueno, vamos a una pausa y regresamos.canción? ♪ cuando me enamoro ♪ a veces desespero ♪ cuando me enamoro ♪ se detiene el tiempo >> quÉ linda frase. >> mucho romance. nosotros de verdad estamos muy felices de tener estas tres grandes mujeres, tres grandes actrices, hace poco terminÓ la novela pero ellas no han terminado esa amistad, estaban en el camerino habla que te habla y felices de compartir esta maÑana con ustedes, rocÍo, mujer polifacÉtica, qué les puedo decir, gran actriz, con una voz impresionante, los muchachos estÁn felices de recibirÁ -reicibir a marta julia aquÍ. y julieta que nos visita por segunda vez. bienvenida, y estÁbamos conversando que aquÍ hay varias similitudes, por ejemplo ellas pertenecieron a cuando me enamoro y estÁn emparejadas. >> es un mal necesario. >> en estos tiempos no es nada comÚn. >> y es una bendiciÓn. >> se la llevan tan bien que es bien particular ver cÓmo encaraban todos estos personajes en la novela ¿ahora se siguen viendo? ¿continÚa la amistad? >> desgraciadamente cada una tiene

and her marriage to megastar, bruce willis and their eventual divorce provided fodder for the tabloids. on tuesday, their daughter, rumor willis, spent time at sherman oaks hospital where her mother was rushed for treatment. the ending of moore's marriage to kutcher, supposed by a breaking point. >> her life seemed to be spiraling a bit and it wasn't something she could take control of herself. >> reporter: and she couldn't control the march of time, either. the woman who relied on her physical talents to work a dancer's pole in "striptease" to outmacho the men in "g.i. jane" a and to not them dead in her mid 40s. recently told harper's "bazaar" i have a love-hate relationship with my body. >> we've seen ashton kutcher at a concert. he's certainly not rushing back to be in los angeles. >> reporter: not rushing back to a woman now struggling, a famous woman, soon to be 50, who said in that same recent interview, that what scares her is she might find out that i'm really not lovable. that i'm not worthy of being loved. that there's something fundamentally wrong with me. moore's publicist

. >> pero demi moore estaba con bruce willis. >> bueno, vamos a una pausa y regresamos.ifacÉtica, qué les puedo decir, gran actriz, con ç una voz impresionante, los muchachos estÁn felices de recibirÁ -reicibir a marta julia aquÍ. y julieta que nos visita por segunda vez. bienvenida, y estÁbamos conversando que aquÍ hay varias similitudes, por ejemplo ellas ç pertenecieron a cuando me enamoro y estÁn emparejadas. >> es un mal necesario. >> en estos tiempos no es nada comÚn. >> y es una bendiciÓn. >> se la llevan tan bien que es bien particular ver cÓmo encaraban todos estos personajes en la novela ¿ahora se siguen viendo? ¿continÚa la amistad? >> desgraciadamente cada çuna tiene proyectos y july no vive en mÉxico. >> es muy difÍcil. >> estÁs un aÑo completo. >> pero ahorita me la voy a agarra ahorita que estÁ visitando miami y la voy a pasear. >> tengo ese mimos vestido pero no me queda asÍ tan, tan... >> ¿le pusieron mÁs tela? >> me pareae@eue5$ir comentÁbamos acerca de las relaciones de pareja porque simple las mujeres terminamos hablando del amor, y de hombres, y te

. >> please welcome ashton kutcher's dad, bruce willis.walking dead, congratulations to hugh hefner, two heterosexual actors pretending to be gay. >> reporter: some of his remarks left the a-list audience speechless, he has the last laugh as he's invited to host round three. you like the tight wire? >> that's my adrenalin rush. >> did you feel that going into the second time hosting them? >> every time i go live or tv or an interview i think i could always say the wrong thing. the thing is with me is there's always two little people in my head, one's going, go on, say it, whatever you like. the other one's going why take the risk? might be funny. might be a hero. but you might be living in a car. you know? which wins. >> you did promise you were never going to do it again. >> i did, and this is, no one believes me now. now this will be the last time i think, last time for a while at least. but what really tipped the balance was all the people who said i'd never be invited back. >> exactly. just dare me. >> people should know that reverse e