out to tom o'neill with "in touch weekly" what about it? >> well, the reason this hearing was delay and the police chief was brought in here, delayed from earlier in august was that the judge was trying to make a distinction between community service and community labor. she doesn't want chris brown working in a library. that's what community service could be. she wants him out humiliated, cleaning graffiti off of buildings and washing cop cars. >> you know what, tom, put o'neill up. i know you don't usually come in contact with this there at your fancy offices. probably on fifth avenue at "in touch weekly" but have you ever been inside a jail cell? did that thought ever cross the judge's mind? that a little time behind bars like other men when they beat a woman this badly, they get at least a couple of nights behind bars. and what does he do? whines? what was it on? youtube or facebook, to his fans so they will buy his next cd. that's what that was all about. you know, hey, hold on, o'neill. if he was so sorry, what do you make of his two

let's go live to "in touch weekly" senior editor tom o'neil. >> good morning. >> critics are not bigs of q.g.i. joe." it did well at the box office. what did you think? >> they didn't even let the critics in and when they were finally permitted in friday night the "new york times" wrote saturday, why were they worried about killing the movie? it was already dead. "entertainment weekly" no acting, no writing, but audiences love this, getting a b plus in the exit polls. >> do you think it's one of the one-weekend wonders because the critics will do that thing? listen the kind of movie that's out there is the only one of its kind right now so you want to keep that thing going? >> audiences love this. you ask people who do you think of the movie they say it's great. >> some of the other movies, "julie and julia," that's made for me because i'm a meryl streep fan. she's wonderful. how is that doing? >> it's doing fairly well, doing $15 million to $20 million. made for $40 million so it will recoup and it's counterprogramming to the big action movies. >> there is a movie met to hit the the

joining us is tom o'neill from "in touch" weekly magazine. what do you think with the dancing?the line? was it too much? >> i don't think so. what's interesting is if disney thought so, if fox thought so, they would have broadcast her here. they could have stopped this. one million out of the four million viewers under the age of 18. they knew they may have been crossing the line. she's just holding on to the poll for a brief minute and ducks down and gets up again. so in a way we're reading a lot into it. >> how much, though, the fact that she is a global superstar and she's a role model for millions of kids, how much does she need to keep that at the forefront of her mind without risking it all? >> i think miley look at it the opposite way. she thinks how far can she push things and still remain cool? we were just talking at break about your daughter. what are the two concerts she wants to see? >> i had to admit. i'm going to take her to britney and she'll take her friends to miley. >> she sees those gals as cool. >> here is what she wants to do. she wants to booed en her fan

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. >> let's go straight out to tom o'neil, senior editor of "in touch weekly." you know, tom, we're learning more about the search warrant as that were executed in las vegas, actually three search warrants. they always say the devil is in the details. what more can you tell us? >> well, what's fascinating is when you compare these search warrants to the ones last week that were involved in houston, last week we had one doctor cited. we had dr. murray. we had one possible criminal charge. and that was manslaughter. no propofol was mentioned. this time, we have propofol mentioned, seven doctors are named, one nurse. we have mention of the 19 aliases, we have mention of michael jackson as an addict, and we have six possible crimes cited here. >> all right. to kelly zinc, host of celebtv.com, there are so many aliases here that they have probable cause, believed that could have been involved in the commission of a crime, that evidence could have been at these locations in las vegas. list for us some of these aliases. >> you've got jack london, you've got omar arnold,

>> well, to me understanding he tried to get back onto the set, tom o'neil. >> he was hovering around the set sunday, asking people where's miley, knocking on doors. they got suspicious. they went after him. he escaped. he went 180 miles back home before they nabbed him tuesday. >> this is what i don't get. i can hardly cash a check for groceries at the grocery store without all sorts of i.d. how does he get onto a closed set? i wouldn't even know how to go about doing that. >> he didn't quite get onto it. they kept intercepting him while he was on the edges trying to break through. >> what about it? what happened at tybee island? >> well, as far as we know, he began acting disruptive. he was making some inappropriate comments to other young females there. the police saw that. when they tried to intercept him, he end ed up getting loud and ended up head butting a police officer there. >> there it would have been an assault on an officer. that requires at least one overnight behind bars. everyone now, quick break. "cnn heroes." >> this is cnn. >>> music has always been with me. i love

tom o'neil, senior editor of "in touch" weekly. what do you think of this alien takeover? it but i think what's most interesting about it is a month ago we didn't even know this movie was coming. it has no stars in it. this is a movie just made a hit by just word of mouth. there's something wonderful of that. >> remember "blair witch project"? it is that kind of thing. i think this is a better film. >> same premise, hand-held camera and word of mouth spreading. >> what's the appeal? >> it's a guy flick. the premise of it is a little simplistic. these aliens are refugees, we're putting them in a camp in south africa the same way we did to black people as white people before. that moral, while interesting to explore by changing personalities around, is a little simplistic. >> you also have the chick flick, the date flick, "the time traveler's wife." critics have been too hot on it. >> no, but i haven't seen it. it is your turn, alex. >> i went and saw the movie yesterday. i did because i just wanted to get out of the house. >> what's your verdict? >> great novel. high expect

tom hannin told our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill that he lit a meditation candle in his bedroom. he fell asleep and accidently knocked the candle over. his bed caught fire, he tried to douse the flames but it quickly got out of hand. the fire spread to three other units and reached three alarms. it happened last night around 11:30 on spice cour -- spicewood court. the red cross assisted residents. some had to go back inside to get medication. he said he tried to put the fire out, but couldn't. i >> i came out of the shower, lit a candle like i usually do. i fell asleep, and knocked it over. tried to put it out myself, didn't work. here we are. >> reporter: hannin says he feels incredibly sorry for causing all this trouble. meanwhile, management has provided displaced residents with another place to stay. linda so, abc2 news. >>> the university of maryland began testing children for the swine flu vaccine. health officials at the university of maryland school of medicine held trials yesterday in annapolis and frederick. young adults and seniors who volunteer

tom handon told our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill he lit a meditation candle in his bedroom. he fell asleep and accidently knocked the candle over. his bed caught fire. he tried to douse the flames but it quickly got out of hands. the fire sped to several other units, reached three alarms. it happened last night around 11:30. >> i just came out of the shower, had a candle burning like i usually do. lay down, took a nap. apparently knocked it over on to the bed. next thing you know the bedroom has gone up. tried to put it out myself, didn't work. now here we are. just that simple. >> reporter: hannon says he's incredibly sorry for causing all this trouble. meanwhile management here is providing a place for the displaced residents to stay. live in essex, linda so, abc2 news. >>> another busy night for city police. and our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill. investigators are asking for your help to find the people involved in two separate shootings in pigtown. they happened back-to-back. sources tell us around 11:30 last night a man was shot sev

tom hannin told our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill he lit a meditation candlehis bedroom, he fell asleep and accidently knocked the candle over. his bed caught fire. he tried to douse the flames but it got out of hand pretty quickly. the fire spread to three other units and reached three alarms. it happened last night around 11:30 on spicewood court. there was a partial roof collapse. the red cross responded to a fifth resident. some had to go back inside to get their medication. he says it happened so fast. >> the bathroom is two seconds away. i figure i will run in the bathroom, throw water on it. by the time i got back to the bedroom. the bedroom was totally involved. running downstairs, grabbing my shoes, put some stuff in the car, here we are. >> reporter: hannin says he feels incredibly sorry for causing all this trouble. meanwhile, management provided another place for displaced tenants to stay. live in essex, linda so, abc2 news. >> thank you. >>> a look at the other top stories we're working on for you this morning. police are asking for your help now.

tom hannin told our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill that he lit a meditation candle in his bedroom. he fell asleep and accidently knocked the candle over. his bed caught fire, he tried to douse the flames but it quickly got out of hand. the fire spread to several units and reached three alarms. it happened last night, 11:30 on spicewood court. there was a partial roof collapse, the red cross responded. some residents had to go back inside to get medication. >> it took me 40 years to put everything in this house, all the collections i had, gone. albums, vinyl, computer, everything. >> reporter: hannin says he feels incredibly sorry for causing all this trouble. meanwhile, management has provided another place to stay for those displaced residents. live in essex, linda so, abc2 news. >> linda will be there all morning long. >>> 6:02. police investigating the shooting of a teen in northwest baltimore. it went down around 2:00 this morning and sources tell our pete "on the street" o'neal neighbors called police because the teen was lying on bell avenue. police don

tom hannin told our our overnight photographer pete "on the street" o'neill that he lit a meditationn his bedroom. he fell asleep and accidently knocked the candle over. his bed caught fire. he tried to douse the flames but it got out of hand. the fire spread to three other units, reached three alarms, it happened last night around 11:30 on spicewood court. the red cross responded to assist residents. he said it all happened so fast. >> the bathroom is right, two seconds away so figure let me run in the bathroom, throw water on it. by the time i got back to the bedroom it was totally involved. i ran downstairs, grabbed my shoes, put stuff in the car, here we are. >> reporter: he says he feels incredibly sorry for causing this trouble meanwhile management provided displaced tenants with a place to stay. linda so, abc2 news. >>> two men shot in pigtown and police need your help finding the suspects. sources tell pete "on the street" o'neal 11:30 last night a man was shot several times in the back of the head on carey street and pratt street. and in an unrelated incident another man was

o'neill said. again and again, we have eyewitnesses and we have objective evidence that national security was politicized by the bush/cheney administration. >> frances, in the book, tom ridge says you asked had him to put language in a speech basically linking homeland security with events overseas, mainly he was talking about events in iraq. which he said he was reluctant to do but did. >> first of all, what the book actually says is that he got a call from the white house. i will tell you, anderson, tom ridge frequently gave speeches i didn't see until they were in the press. how did i get this one? tom ridge had his staff send a draft of his speech to me and asked me to please circulate it in the white house among white house staff for comment. i did exactly as tom ridge asked. as a result of that, i returned the comments to him that he had asked for. what he chose to use was up to him. it was his press conference. and his press statement. i merely did what he asked me to do, that was get him the comments from white house staff. >> we'll have to leave it there. ed henry, paul begala, fran townsend, thank you. >>> what do you think? join the live chat under way at