adam scott! & recreation" return to nbc in january. when we come back, music from christopher cross and ron burgundy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'd like to thank will ferrell, adam scott, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, with a classic from the "music from the motion picture: anchorman 2: the legend continues" soundtrack, christopher cross and ron burgundy. [ cheers and applause ] i like how this is sounding. here we go, people. here we go. are you ready? take it away ♪ ♪ it is the night my body's weak i'm on the run no time to sleep ♪ ♪ because you've got to run ♪ i've got to ride ride like the wind to be free again ♪ >> we all want that. ♪ and i've got such a long way to go >> such a long way to go. such a long way to go ♪ ♪ to make it to the border of mexico ♪ ♪ so i'll ride >> yeah that sound good. like the wind ride like the wind ♪ >> you're nothing like ♪ i was born the son of a lawless man always spoke my mind the wind for those who

today on larry king one of hollywood's hottest new stars adam scott i'm told that this sets a lot of fun right it's really fun i mean season six and everyone is still friends and happy to be there is a feat in itself it was the biggest for rob lowe are you getting you know what else plus the whole areas mike birbiglia and i'd like to think of my shows as like a meal as opposed to like just serving people chicken wing well you do a whole bit of being opposed to marriage yes it's very funny that you seem for it seems well you'll never be back much. that's all ahead on larry king now. we're going to larry king our special guest adam scott the actor writer and producer known for his role as the adorable believe charming ben wyatt on n.b.c.'s parks and recreation the stars alongside ben stiller and kirsten wig in the new film the secret life a wall of beauty is set to hit theaters christmas day later in the show we'll speak with the actor and comedian mike birbiglia this is a wild concept the walter mitty concept and you play i play ted hendricks who's. walter mitty his new boss walter wo

and who denied adam scott a rare australian triple crown.etails coming up. [ ♪ music ] >> mexico's president came to office promising to protect his citizens against criminal gangs. cartels are still carrying out violent attacks and kidnappings. some residents have taken matters into their own hands. we have this report. >> on patrol with the police. these men used to be farmers, mechanics and construction workers before picking up a gun. like jose who after being kidnapped, black mailed and had several family members killed by the knights templar drug cartel decided enough was enough. >> translation: this is more because instead of helping us the army is trying to take away our weapons so the knights templar can kill us. i would rather die than give up my weapon. >> hundreds of men are ignoring the government's demonstrate to lay down guns. they are threatening to wipe out the cartels themselves. the government was not able to protect their families, that's why the men say they did it. >> the cartel is fighting back. these days gun battles

you know adam scott from "parks and recreation." >> no. you can't just take my duck. >> it's mine. >> give it to me. >> stop fiddling with sweet and little men. >> i'm trying to do my job! [ bell ringing ] >> are you the tin man? picture. >> so good. and here, we want to give you stretch armstrong. >> oh, thank you very much. >> merry christmas. >> oh, wow, he's changed over the years, hasn't he? >> he's not very stretchable. congratulations on the film. how did that feel playing as we call it a despicably delicious character? >> i just love -- i think mean people are really funny. and the way steve conrad and ben stiller put this character together was hilarious. and getting to work with them was great. getting to go and be mean in the movie, be the bad guy, is always fun. >> ben stiller, we all think is one of the greats. i wondered how much of what you said or what we see on camera was ad libbed, in the moment. >> yeah, very, very little. it was such a well-written role in such a well-written movie, i wouldn't dare change a word.

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today on larry king now one of hollywood's hottest new stars adam scott i'm told to set so all the fun right it's really fun i mean season six and everyone is still friends and happy to be there is a feat in itself he's the biggest flirt rob lowe are you kidding you know what else plus the whole area is mike birbiglia and i'd like to think of my shows as like a meal as opposed to like just serving people chicken wing well you do a whole bit on being opposed to marriage yeah it's a very funny you seem for it i seemed well i said you'll never be back much. that's all ahead on larry king now.

tomorrow night will ferrell will be here, adam scott will join us, and a much-anticipated performancelegend ron burgundy. together for the first time. our first guest tonight is an oscar and golden globe-winning actor and founder of the la theater group the actors' gang, which to this day, has yet to lose a fight to either the bloods or crips; he is part of an incredible new mini-series called "the spoils of babylon." it premieres january 9th on ifc. please say hello to tim robbins. >> are you okay, all right? >> i'm okay. >> jimmy: i forget how tall you are. when i see you in person. i think this is a big man. >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: i didn't know your dad was in the folk group the highway. >> yes, back in the early 60s. moved us all to greenwich village. >> jimmy: michael row your boat ashore. >> cotton fields. a hit. toured for six years. dad did, six, seven albums with them. >> jimmy: your dad was he the manager of the gas light in new york? >> co-manager of the gas light for a while. after, after the highwaymen finished we were living in the village. he kind of helped run the gas

tim robbins will be here, from espn, bill simmons, and jalen rose, and music, and will farrell, adam scott on the show! i swear this thing was great in rehears rehearsal. see if i can get it going now? again it's not going. am i doing something wrong? let me get the other one. what a terrible commercial for this product. it must be me, right? i mean -- should i shake it? will that help? i mean it worked backstage. son of a gun. i blame you for this too, guillermo. all right. well, i guess -- oh, look a guy from the back. oh, yeah, because he didn't have it turned on. that helps. all right. whoa. whoa. i lost it. i'll get it. i'll get. i work alone. right there. it shuts itself off. >> jimmy: all right. >> here you go. here you go. >> jimmy: all right. thanks so much. here we go. all right. there we are. look at that. and then -- when it will stay with you. sorry. >> jimmy: our first guest is an oscar, emmy and golden globe- nominated actor and producer who diggled his way into our hearts. you can see him now leading a group of navy seals through the mountains of afghanistan in the new movi

adam scott became the first australian ever to win a master's tournament.always his first major title. in may alex ferguson stepped down as manager of manchester united. and the same month, his former protege david beckham retired from football. and the last game of the fine was this epic points from this man. >> ied has to watch it a few times because when i came off of the court, i had no recollection of that game, none of the points at all. it was just a crazy way to finish the game. and for everyone watching, you know, it needed to be like that to make it more special. >>> september was the big money month, the transfer fee from togetherham to real madrid, the feed $152 million. and then team usa claimed the cup. october the boston red sox claimed the world series with a 4-2 victory. a very special moment for the city just months after the boston marathon. and in november, in india, the it was the last for the man known as the little master who walked away as the sport's leading grand scorer. >> knowing the fact i will never have a cricket bat back in m

two golfer adam scott has been denied a rare australian triple crown by a man whose latest victory haslong time coming irishman rory macelroy. he went shot for shot with the australian and then birdied the 18th. winning the first tournament in well over a year. >> i wanted to get a win and more satisfying than that is to take one of the best players on a stretch and come out on top. he is a phenomenal golfer and great competitor and probably an even better guy. i feel a bit sorry that i was the one that ruined the triple crown for him i'm very happy and adam should be very proud of himself. >> over in south africa, charl schwartzel has won back-to-back alfred daniel championship titles. start, the day two shots clear. he finished 4 under 68. >> and in the nba the dallas mavericks have won eight of nine at home going into their game. and they are unable to chinch the ninth victory falling to the timber wolves who lost their previous five on a rout. >> one hundred twelve t 106 sixtiry. though deethey defeated south a. and excellent buy out. opponents buy five tries. thank you very much.

we owe it to our ship and scott adams his father and the millions of americans suffering with incurable diseases who will see the last days of their lives in the coming years to see that their last days on this planet are not marked by pain and suffering. but by peace and serenity. they deserve to at least have the option to end their lives and to go out with dignity when they believe the time is right. the end of life should be as comfortable and even sacred as we can make it. by giving dying people the option of when to end their lives we can bring a much needed measure of dignity and humanity in the process of dying. and that's the way it is tonight tuesday december tenth twenty third and don't forget to mock receive begins with you get out there get active today your. i know c.n.n. the amazon b c news have taken some lots lately but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because one full attention in the mainstream media works side by side

is time for death with dignity in america just as scott adams adams the creator of the popular dilbert cartoon recently posted an open letter on his website discussing the prolong agony that his father was going through during his last days on this planet adams writes in part i hope my father dies soon and while i'm at it i might want you to die a painful death too i'm entirely serious on both counts he continues my father age eighty six is on the final approach to the long dirt nap to use his own phrase his mind is ninety eight percent gone and all he has left is hours or possibly months of hideous unpleasantness in a hospital bed i'll spare you the details but it's as close to a living hell as you can get abs was on to say that if my dad were a cat he would have been put to we would have put him to sleep long ago and not once would we have looked back and thought to soon. i'd like to proactively end the suffering and let him go out with some dignity but my government says i can't make that decision neither can his doctors so for all practical purposes the government is torturing my f

he doped through his career and stripped of his 7 tour de france titles and intoing to april and adam scottt australian to win the tournament. world two beating cabrara in the second hole of the death playoff and second title. alex ferguson stepped down for united after 27 years and bowed out with a 13th league title and in the same month his former person david beck am retired from football at 38. and the first british man in 77 years to be crowned wimbledon champion and the last was an epic after seeing three set points from novic. >> i had to watch it a few days to know what happened because when i came off the court i had no recollection of the game, none of the points at all. it's just a crazy way to finish the game and i don't think it would have happened for me any other way and for everyone watching that needed to be like that to make it more special. >> reporter: and of course you remember this, in september a world record football chance and they moved to madrid for a fee of $132 million. later in that month our team usa won 8 consecutive races to claim the america's cup and came

scott adams, the creator of dilbert.g up, i will introduce you to an artist was made greeting cards that are based on rupert murdoch's tweets. it might make you a follower. also, who says you cannot have some glamour at the office? i will introduce you to two entrepreneurs were taking the business of beauty in a new direction. the trend is re: catching on here in the newsroom. ♪ pre-k's my next guest says that rupert murdoch is amazing at twitter. she was so inspired that she used his tweets to make reading cards. i want to welcome the artist michelle vaughan. let's talk about the connection between twitter and greeting cards. how did you get connected with the world of online exposition and turn it into the world of greeting cards? >> i began with a project called 100 tweets. it was a major project where i handset 100 different tweets that i chose and exhibited them 4 paper.1 it was a huge exhibit. from there, i moved onto greeting cards. 'sfelt that rupert murdoch tweeting lends itself to greeting cards. >> he has been

adam: scott, i'm going to ask you look two years out.have have anything that you can read from the statement that indicates when they would start to raise interest rates concretely? >> i still think it's a 2016 story probably. you know, adam, this is, this is a situation where it is going to take the fed a long time to completely extricate ourselves from this easy money. that is not only tapering the bond purchases but then also normalizing interest rates. this is going to take years and they're not going to be in a hurry. i think this modest growth environment is going to last a long time but really for me fed funds rate hike in 2016, hat sound reasonable to me. lori: scott wren, thank you. adam: who is afraid of the big bad "wolf of wall street"? not bo dietl. lori: former nypd detective turned private investigator joins charlie exclusive and that is next. adam: his real connection to financial investor jordan whose story is hitting theaters on christmas day. ♪ (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own wa with

you are very hot, adam scott. >> i'll go now. >> all right. >> nobody keeps it classier behind the anchorthing you said this morning is attractive to me -- >> you know so many women say this to me. >> one of your weaknesses is beautiful women. what do you do for fun? >> use this and think. >> i look at pretty girls and i say -- good thought -- >> there's outrage that you dropped a pumpkin. >> we learned that your brother has now taken up painting. >> yeah, he is. i don't know what to say about that. >> i'm sitting here analyzing that tie here. trying to figure out if i can mix paint. >> are you serious? >> yeah. >> you look very nice in your suit. >> i think there's going to be a remake of "matlock" and i don't want to miss. >> can we talk free throws? >> usually gayle comes by my house and says if you don't want that i do. >> governor romney -- >> it was a fabulous experience i loved it. >> attack this day with an enthusiasm! >> that's the way we start our show every morning. >> all right! whoo! >> wow. >> wow. >> is it interesting when sometimes, you say a year's a long time and another

adam: scott wren, great to see you in new york. lori: happy holidays. >> same to you.ori: congressman mel watt clearing procedural vote in the senate clearing him to be new director of the federal financing housing agency. rich is this result of the rule change in the senate? >> it is looksry. we can expect the senate will finally confirm mel watt to lead the faha. republican sass say it could be al bad for freddie and fannie mortgages and assume mortgages from higher risk borrowers. the fhfa under current leadership has been against that. this is something they put out last year writing, quote, borrowers may become delinquent in order to qualify for the program. our analysis of principle forgiveness and loan modifications have not reeled indicators that principal forgiveness will lead to improvement on loans modified by fannie mae. one analyst says mel watt would be well-sized to not to move too quickly. >> there is danger if mr. watt movers to aggressively and off putting to hill republicans, particularly conservatives in the house, that might diminish his ability to

scott adams will join us.wk box" coming back right after this. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning. with the upcoming winter olympics in sochi and the protest in ukraine, russia is the interfacial spotlight for good and for bad. in a cnbc exclusive, the ceo of the russian sovereign wealth fund sat down to discuss those i shall with michelle caruso cabrera. >> good morning. 38-year-old old, he studied at harvard and stanford. his job is to try to convince the world russia is a place to invest. the russian sovereign wealth funds invest in its home ones. most sovereign wealth funds are trying to diversify. his job is to coinvest with other sovereign wealth funds and gets them to invest in the country. why on earth is that so difficult? a lot of people have a lot of concerns about russia. and i asked him this question. he wasn't happy about it. people are concerned they're going to end up dead. people are concerned the rule of law isn't good enough there. we had a long intense discussion about those issu

was a big battle scarred defeated by it says scott adams the moscow traffic while champions unama overcome even for boston in the k h l. and in the cage we have a double helping of heaven made with a monster cross from probably see over there and frank mia and the latest action from moscow's fight night. but first a world cup football and russia coach fabio capello was pleased with his side's opponents and much venue's after russia avoided the big guns at the draw for the twenty fourteen fine.

plus a big battle scarred defeated by test scott adams the moscow traffic while champions to number over come even for act boss in the k h l. and in the cage we have a double helping a pair made with a masterclass from probably see over don't and frank mir and the latest action from moscow's fight night. but first a world cup football and russia coach fabio capello was pleased with his side's opponents and much better news after russia avoided the big guns at the draw for the twenty fourteen finals in brazil. reports the draw for nixon was world cup finals couldn't have got much better but the russian fabio capello's side avoided the lines of defending champions spain free time winners germany and brazil they were drawn in the last group. and with belgium signs career. and we play their matches in a much cooler climate of the. we are happy about the draw we're also happy about the fact that we're not playing in the northern part of the country that's very important to us. russia were drawn in the same group as belgium the last time they qualified for war camp in two thousand and two on b

plus a big battle scarred defeated by it says scott adams the moscow traffic while champions unama overcome even for our boss in the k h l. and in the cage we have a double helping of m.m.a. with a master class from probably see over there and frank miller and the latest action from moscow's fight night.

plus a big battle scarred defeated by it says scott adams the moscow traffic while champions a number overcome even for act passed in the k h l. and in the cage we have a double helping of heaven may with a masterclass controversy over those and frank mir and the latest action from moscow's fight night. but first to world cup football and russia coach fabio capello was pleased with his side's opponents and much better news after russia avoided the big guns at the draw for the twenty fourteen finals in brazil which reports were driven exam as world cup finals couldn't have got much better of russian fabio capello's side of the lines of defending champions spain free time winners germany and brazil they were drawn in the last group age and with belgium signs career. and we play their matches in a much cooler climate of the south. we're happy about the draw we're also happy about the fact that we're not playing in the northern part of the country that's very important to us. russia were drawn in the same group as belgium the last time they qualified for the world company two thousand and

plus a big battle scarred defeated by test scott adams the moscow traffic while champions to number over come even for act passed in the k h l. and in the cage we have a double helping a pair maggie with a masterclass from probably see over though and frankly up and the latest action from moscow's fight night. but first a world cup football and russia coach fabio capello was pleased with his side's opponents and much venue's after russia avoided the big guns at the draw for the twenty fourteen finals in brazil. reports the draw for nixon was world cup finals couldn't have got much better but the russian. can be a capello's side of the lines of defending champions spain free time winners germany and brazil they were drawn in the last group age and with belgium signs career and i would you and we play their matches in a much cooler climate of the. we are happy about the draw we're also happy about the fact that we're not playing in the northern part of the country that's very important to us. russia were drawn in the same group as belgium the last time they qualified for war camp in two th

scott adam shoots first and then mike brown keeps the puck alive. and martin half latt havlat.hen love joy with the shot from long distance and matted antti niemi. they went to overtime tied at 3 and then the shoot-out. only one goal scored in the shoot-out by san josi's joe pavelski. sharks win 4-3 and they are now a point in front of the ducks in the division. >>> and still to come on this saturday night edition of sportswrap, the st. mary's basketball team at home . >>> the st. mary's basketball team put a perfect record on the line at home. james walker takes the ball away here and waldo will flush his shot with emphasis. waldo was st. mary's leading scorer with 18 points. still in the first half and walker takes advantage of a nicely designed inbounds pass. walker hits 3 of his 16, st. mary's by 22 at halftime. we know waldo can score, but can he pass? how about this no-look from behind the back effort to garrett jackson, one of fight of assists for waldo, gaels role 89-64 as they improve to 6- 0. an all important game against the rams as they try to keep hold of the playo

. >> a world famous cartoon creator scott adams considers himself a serial failure. e is revealing how they led to his success. >> scott adams, creator of dilbert and author of how to fail at almost everything and still win big. it's your life? >> yes, i didn't make up much of it. >> how did you go from a guy working in a cubicle, seemed to be stuck in neutral to a world famous cartoonist? >> short answer: i failed at everything else. i tried lots of thing. it was always my strategy to try things that had low chance of success, but if they worked they could have an uncapped up side. this was just the first thing that worked. the book talks about all the stuff that didn't work before that. >> as many books as you've had and publications you say you've had as many failures. you say the failures doesn't matter. it's having the right tools to push through them and create your success. what are those tools? >> you want to pick things that even if it doesn't work you're going to come out ahead. so, for example, i did some entrepreneurial things but they didn't work, and the

his creator, scott adams, is joining us. ♪ >> you have probably been hearing a lot about richard branson's, they will send you into space for two hours. is, it will cost you $250,000. and you company is called worldview, and the high altitude balloon that they have will fly area about 100,000 feet that will only cost you $75,000. a better view, perhaps. we are joined by the ceo who is here to explain how the whole thing works. where are you in the process? >> we will start testing in the spring. then we will be ready to fly you and everyone else up to about 100,000 feet at the end of 2016. >> what was the inspiration to do this? it is kind of out there, no pun intended. >> i have been involved in commercial space practically my entire life. people have been flying balloons for decades. a handful of people, about six people have been up to this altitude back in the 1950s. the first person when up to a helium balloon in 1967. the idea itself is not brand- new. however, being able to take all of us up there is brand-new. >> is this a passion, is this a profitable opportunity? what is the driv

last month, a delegation led by adam kissinger and joined by scott perry and juan vargas, traveled to afghanistan and pakistan and they collected information useful to this committee. i thank them for their oversight work. i also want to recognize the committee's military advisor, colonel andrea thompson. she has served towards in afghanistan and organize the trip. i am concerned administration has not defined a mission in afghanistan. u.s. troop strength will drop 34,000 in two months in pending a bilateral security agreement, these numbers will drop lower. the remaining troops will have a limited role as they should. what will be our objective? what constitutes success? insufficient planning for this transition could put american lives at risk. it is questionable whether our diplomatic facilities are equipped, physically and staffing wise, to protect u.s. personnel. this danger will increase as troops withdrawal and transition planners better best figure out how to protect our personnel during this transition. unfortunately, corruption in afghanistan places our aid programs at const

scott gottlieb. >>> and edward snowden releases more. >> we'll talk to chairman mike rogers and adam schiff.nd our sunday panelist make their predictions for the year ahead in politics, entertainment, and more now on this "fox news sunday." >>> it's been a tough year for obama care with a disastrous website roll out and disappointing numbers but they face more problems on january 1st when they start seeing doctors under the new system. former governor and doctor howard dean, and scott gottlieb. dr. gottlieb, what do you think happens on january 1 when folks who think they enrolled to go see their doctor. >> what the administration said to the insurance companies is they want the insurance companies to float people through the month, and if people think they're insured, cover them through the the month and reconcile with the insurance companies later. some people will go january 1st and they're not going to be insured. some will be floated, and some will have that dislocation in february. >> mr. dean, how much confusion will there be? >> probably less than we think. it is based on what mitt r

former senator scott brown on the budget deal in washington ahead of today's all-important vote. adam: retailers seeing a nice rise in november sales, biggest jump in six months. retail winners and losers to watch with 13 shopping days to go until christmas. cheryl: the dow is down 100 points off of 117 of the lows of the session, before the stock exchange for a look at the session. >> dow jones industrial average has been down all day down 118 points, down for the week, right now weight-loss of 3-quarters of 1%, the s&p down 1/2%, to kevin nasdaq lower by 6 points, the vix, the index has jumped to 16 level, we are watching the vix very closely. budget deal stocks as well as economic news. a mix to retail sales a little better and joblessness continues to show a weak economy and weak job numbers. let's look at lulu lemon which was a darling for a long time under pressure, a 11%, going to have a new ceo but today's news is about the fact that their expectations for sales and trends will be lower. traffic, hard to get products to the stores and quality issues we reported on as well. den

adam: warning about a pr's debt. the head of municipal strategy and research joins us in the investment impact of a possible downgrade. lori: the do nothing congress might be ready to do something. former senator scott ahead of today's all-important vote. adam: retailers seeing a nice rise in november sales, biggest jump in six months. retail winners and losers to watch with 13 shopping days to go until christmas. cheryl: the dow is down 100 points off of 117 of the lows of the session, before the stock exchange for a look at the session. >> dow jones industrial average has been down all day down 118 points, down for the week, right now weight-loss of 3-quarters of 1%, the s&p down 1/2%, to kevin nasdaq lower by 6 points, the vix, the index has

delegation led by adam kissinger and joined by scott perry and juan vargas, traveled to afghanistan and pakistan and they collected information useful to this committee. i thank them for their oversight work. i also want to recognize the committee's military advisor, colonel andrea thompson. she has served towards in afghanistan and organize the trip. i am concerned administration has not defined a mission in afghanistan. u.s. troop strength will drop 34,000 in two months in pending a bilateral security agreement, these numbers will drop lower. will have ag troops limited role as they should. our objective? what constitutes success? planning for this transition could put american lives at risk. it is questionable whether our diplomatic facilities are , physically and staffing wise, to protect u.s. personnel. this danger will increase as troops withdrawal and transition planners better best figure out how to protect our personnel during this transition. unfortunately, corruption in afghanistan places our aid ofgrams at constant risk waste, fraud, abuse, and despite years of rule of law t

scott shellady, we'll be back with you in a couple minutes. liz: thanks, gentlemen. >> okay. david: it could be a record breaking day for the shipping giant ups. adam shapiro is at the world core facility in louisville, kentucky. that could give us a look what is going on inside the company. liz: former chrysler and home depot ceo bob nardelli joins us in the house in a fox business exclusive. we're talking chrysler, most, part owner, fiat has been unable to launch an ipo this year. could it happen in 2014. what will be the valuation? who's a winner. who's a loser. what will the stock look like. david: smart guy he is. our facebook question is about the federal reserve meeting. it goes on now. tomorrow we hear the news. do you think the fed will begin tapering this weekend? how will markets react to that? log on to facebook.com/afterthebell. your answers coming p. ♪ [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the tradg floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ]