. >> i'm adam scott. >> hey, of course. >> it's time for pull the dog -- >> they do cool trips like this how are craig and adam going to do, though? >> they're good actors. they're certainly not professional trick shots. >> they will be able to do -- >> this is corn glow. >> lucky shot, beginner's luck, what was that? >> i'll tell you what it was, because it's true dude per felkt. we' -- perfect. that was the 85th go. >> this is the bow and arrow trust shot. >> is there something that has a success rate of 100%? >> hey, a two-foot putt. >> let's do it. >> he wasn't wearing his helmet. >> that's what it was, yeah. >> this is the two-foot putt. >> but he changed it again and the second time. >> that was weirdly satisfying. this is what you do for a living? >> you want to check out the rest of the trick shots, go in the dark on tv. you can check them out on our mobile app. >> ra hat pulls out the creepy clown costume for a prank. >> i don't like you. >> why he's not the only one serving up (dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical bill. dave, you have anthem, a

>> adam scott and myself, man, we get recruited to come work at this secret underground organizationled the bureau underground, and hilarity ensues, we hope. >> trevor: you know what was interesting to me, i never know if these things are true, i heard you guys improved a lot of scenes in the show. is that true? >> we follow script, but there is a lot of improv. we have carte blanche and it's really -- you know, it's all about what's in the moment. >> right. >> it's because something that sparks something and adam is the best person to improvise with. he's always ready to catch the ball or throw it. he's very playful and smart and we challenge each other so it's cool. >> trevor: let me ask you this question, why does it seem mismatched comedies always like a black guy and white guy? why is it never like a black guy and white guy from south africa specifically, that would be a good combination of things if you ever made another show. how come that never happens? >> because those guys work every night on something else, so they're working too hard. ( applause ) >> you've got to get in

. >> adam scott. >> julianne moore. >> laura dern. >> i'm calling from. >> brooklyn, new york. >> nashvilleson. >> atlanta. >> los angeles. >> i'm calling to urge you to oppose the share act. >> i'm calling to urge you to oppose the share act, which would roll back gun silencer safety laws. >> a lot of big names from hollywood asking for america's help on gun laws. dozens of those celebs coming together in this ad from the group's every town for gun safety and moms demand action, asking the public to call their members of congress and urge them to enact firearm legislation. one of the gun measures cited in the act, the share act, has been everyone dorszed by the nra with the group saying it will, quote, cut burdensome red tape that restricts millions of hunters and sportsmen. >>> we're hearing for the first time from that hero security guard in the las vegas chutin s. sounding the alarm.shooter on the loose even after he was shot and wounds. nbc's joe fryer has the story. >> reporter: jesus campos is breaking 2 1/2 weeks of silence, speaking with ellen degeneres. >> i'm doing better each da

anyway, scott adams wrote a piece for "the wall street journal" called "the power of the presidential tweet." the argument behind this is i think he's using humor, and humor is the important part of persuasion and things that are funny are easier to remember. >> dana: i totally agree with that but i go back -- some of the things other people thought were very funny, i personally didn't think were funny. that's okay. i like corny jokes. the nicknames, the name calling. i didn't think it was funny. i saw people cracking up. they loved it. when he called kim jong un rocket man, i thought that was funny. >> jesse: little rocket man. >> kimberly: jesse loves those. >> greg: scott adams calls it the linguistic kill shot because when you label somebody with that, it's hard to unlabeled them. when you think crooked hillary, it took over almost as a persona. >> dana: jimmy kimmel, maybe he should have tried to be funnier when he was making his points about the obamacare changes. >> jesse: he is no jon stewart. >> kimberly: he needs a nickname. >> jesse: we like jamie. in case i have to sell a

. >> seth: and you have adam scott as either your mulder or scully. i'll let you guys sort it out.unny guy. and on the show, you sort of play the skeptic. >> yes. >> seth: he plays the believer. >> yes. >> seth: but in real life, it's the opposite. >> opposite, yes. he doesn't believe in anything and i -- [ laughter ] no, he doesn't believe in that stuff, and i just don't think we're alone here. >> seth: got you. so you think -- you believe in extraterrestrial stuff. do you believe in ghosts? >> all of that, yeah. >> seth: what's the thing that you're afraid of the most? is there something? >> afraid of? i don't deal with being afraid. >> seth: okay, that's good. that's nice. because if i believed in that stuff, i think i'd be terrified. >> i mean i -- i'm a -- scary movies scare me. >> seth: oh, really? [ light laughter ] >> yeah, like later on after the fact. >> seth: uh-huh. >> like the first -- when i first moved to l.a., you know i was living alone and stuff, and i went to see "sixth sense" and "blair witch project", not knowing i was afraid of scary movies at this point. >> s

join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ♪ >> tucker: scott adams created the dilbert comicteresting thinker whether you agree with them or not. key blogs online. he was one of the very first people to explain donald trump's appeal and suggest he might be able to win the presidency. he has a new book coming out tomorrow, persuasion in a world where facts don't matter. he seemed like the perfect person to ask. if persuasion is everywhere and facts are irrelevant, what will be the recent revelations about russia? joins us tonight. congrats on the book. if what do you think the take away -- you are always arguing that things will happen but people perceive them very differently from you intended. what's the take away from the russia investigation so far? >> i think the biggest fact that's going on here, there's so much russian stuff that people are overwhelmed. i've lost track. are there six scandals, seven scandals? it's turned into -- russia is like the harvey weinstein of countries. you think it's done but there's always just one more horrible thing coming at you. i think pe

cause all kinds of problems particularly in people who are not well suited to those drugs well scott adams it was a comment in there today there's a thirty of evidence of problems with them over the last couple of years that is these mass killings people who have been medicated you're right let me go give you one minute before we go to the break here but it seems to be that there's a bias has been weaponized i liked what robert had to say there about that the immediate reactions is again you know oh these are trump people are gun toting people religious people that i thought was so inappropriate go ahead brian. well that is inappropriate of course i don't agree with it but i don't agree with robert at all that and or the people who are struggling against k.k.k. rebranded as the all right the k.k.k. and people like the k.k.k. lynched nine thousand black people between the end of the civil war in the one nine hundred thirty s. i think that's ridiculous to compare anti foot to better of the cause of violence like this i mean that too is extremely ludicrous yes of course i'm somebody who voted

also being published this week, dilbert comic strip creator scott adams with "win bigly." in the three lives of james madison, noah feldman weighs in on the legacy of the founding father. neuroscientist joseph -- provides a history of alzheimer's disease and reports on the medical research being conducted today in the hopes of finding a cure in "pursuit of memory." and pulitzer prize finalist stephen kotkin recalls the life of soviet leader josef stalin in the prelude to world war ii. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> i was trying to figure out, you know, my life as an astronaut, life as an associate administrator for education, all these 24 years working with nasa that identity was gone, because i had retired from it. i'd moved from d.c., moved back home. and the reason i moved home was to be with my dad. and he's now gone. so i had to, you know, that was a, you know, moment of really trying to dig deep and understand, you know, the purpose and why i'm here. i've been told tha

that very same day, creator of dilbert, creator scott adams, predikted on his blog donald trump had aon in a world where facts don't matter," scott draws on his background as a hypnotist to deconstruct the tactics used by trump to persuade his way to the white house. you know there was a day in my life, a long time ago, where i would have thought that was ridiculous. i don't think it is now. so tell us what was going through your mind and why you believed. >> so, as you mentioned, i've got background in hypnosis and been studying persuasion in all its forms as part of what i do as a writer. so i've got decades of persuasion training. what i saw in him was a level of persuasion talent which combined with his oversized personality, i predicted early he was just going to rip a hole through the universe. >> yep. >> he didn't just win the election. >> yeah. >> he demolished two political parties as we know it. he changed everything we think about politics and what works and what doesn't. even the fact that he could ignore the fact checkers. >> yeah. >> and it didn't make any difference. i

. >> tucker: scott adams created the difficult better comic strip. he blogs on line.he very first people to explain donald trump's appeal and suggest he might be able to win the press did he know sit. adam has a new book coming out tomorrow called win b bigly. what will be the effect of the recent ref lathsdz about russia and the investigation into its influence. scott congrats on the book. what do you think the take away? you're always arguing that things will happen but people perceive them differently from intended, often. what is the take away from the russia investigation so far? >> well, i think the big guest factor is there's so much russian stuff that people are overwhelmed, have lost track. are there six scandals? seven scandals? russia is like the harvey weinstein of countries. you think it's done but there's always one more horrible thing coming at you. the net effect of that is people can't follow the complexity of it. they're just sort of lost in it so they're going to default the taking the side they were going to take any way. >> tucker: we're sort of w

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scott adam, thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you so much. >> congratulations on the book. and that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks, mika, hi there. i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning, we think facts do matter, distance and distract. the white house downplaying any connection the indicted former members of their team have to the president. >> today's announcement has nothing to do with the president. >> trump reportedly fuming over it with an administration already in gridlock. will these arrests stop the white house from getting anything done? >> it is very distracting to the president, while at the same time, trying to carry the weight of what being president of the united states means. >> the president prepares to announce his nominee for what many consider to be the second most powerful person in washington. the fed chair and the stock market is tum belling after republicans float the idea of a phased-in corporate tax cut. >>> and the head of fema testifies on the hurricane response as the fbi is reportedly lo

. >> [laughs] >> bar >> scott adams, does everything every morning, a periscope.ello, everybody," and drinks his coffee, for 30 minutes he talks about the news of the day. he uncannily is able to predict certain things and it's very relaxing. >> why don't you do something like that? >> do you want to see home in the shorty robe drinking his coffee? >> it's a normal sized robe. sienna r. "the first thing that pops into your head to describe 2017 so far." dana? >> it feels like five years in one. >> that's good. that's more than one word. you will have to leave the table. get your things and go. >> "chaotic." >> that was mine. >> well, press secretaries get the go. >> terrible-bad. what was that song called? i want everybody at home -- this is the first time i've done this. they don't give you these questions in advance. >> it's a very hard test. >> very hard. >> did you see -- "donnie darko darko"? >> "exhausting." >> everybody is saying the similar thing, kimberly. break it up. >> the-thing has been done. instead of political revolution, i will say maga. >> i'm go

yesterday scott adams did a video talking about how they were going to be no more outdoor events becauseadvent of drones. the idea that you can attack from above. what this was was a drone attack. this was the first drone attack on an audience. you are above going down. >> juan: we are running out of time. our prayers and deepest condolences go out to the families of the victims killed in this horrific tragedy. we are also praying hard for all the victims injured, and there are so many of them. stay with the fox news channel throughout the night for breaking developments on the massacre in las vegas. coverage continues on "special report" right now. >> bret: good evening. this is a fox news alert. welcome to washington. i am bret baier. awaiting an update from authorities in las vegas following the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. desperate search for answers, a shooter with no criminal record armed to the teeth, calculating a horrific attack, and now the hunt is on las vegas. not for the suspect but for a reason. motivation, some explanation behind this massacre of at least 5

scott, he's driving into the zpd. >> adam: that's how you fitzpatrick the drive. you finish the game. get after peyton ramsey. >> brian: helped them to the come-back last weekend. >> adam: another one-loss team surviving there. u.c.f. trying to stay perfect on the year and zack abey, the navy star quarterback leading the game with a head and neck injury, does not return and one of the great rushers in the country. they had to try to do it without him, rick. >> rick: anthony gardulo runs, kept the margin narrow. a nice win. >> adam: first of 6-0 start in their history. use it to stay this fresh all day.ray. and this is axe dry spray. use it to stay dry for 48 hours. why are you touching your armpit? i was just checking to see if it was dry. don't. that's weird. smell great and stay dry with axe. what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. that's not all, bro-tein shake. geico has motorcycle and rv insurance, too. oh, that's a lot mor

there's general rushworth and neil armstrong, bill dana and joe engel, scott crossfield, mckay, thompson, peterson. mike adams lost his life in the x-15 program in november of 1967, the only one to lose his life in the x-15 program. and the pilot of the october 3, 1967, flight was my father, pete knight. he flew the aircraft 16 times, setting the air speed record several times and breaking it and achieving 4,520 miles an hour on october 3, 1967, which still stands today. and i think the lesson is is that we've got to keep pushing and technology doesn't just -- it's not out there for no one. it's out there for us to grab and for us to continue to achieve. those records are made to be broken and we must continue to push. in aerospace and in every endeavor. that's what america does and that's what we do for all of mankind. i think this record was a great achievement, and i can tell you one quick story. i knew of this record when i was a small kid because my father pulled that mach meter out of the x-15 after he set the record and that mach meter set sat on our television every year of my life until his death bed

four just over one to go against the packers and zach press scott scores and cowboys up and 11 seconds left and aaron rodgers and divonte adamsown pass and packers win 35-31 and cowboys fall to the 2-3 the giants are a giant nightmare and windless and lose four receivers including beckhams carted off with the chargers with a broken angle and final three with a two point lead and phillip for melvin gordon and giants lose 27-22 they are 0-5 and eagles fans everywhere are dancing and celebrating over that. >> how about the cowboys too. >> yes. >> thank you jeff quick break more action news when we come back. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business.

adam. thank you. david: by the way, wanted to say thank you to heather zumarriaga and scott martin, we changed things around. we thought we would have two segments. we didn't have time for two. melissa: you're so polite. david: they are good guys and waited for us. >>> state of emergency at university of florida prepared for in preparation of today's speech by white supremacist richard spencer. the university spending $500,000 just for security. we'll take you there for a live update. melissa: the governor of puerto rico praising president trump for his immediate response in the aftermath of hurricane maria. we'll get an update from the head of fema's team on the ground. david: also the isis capital may have crumbled this week but the threat from the terror group and others is still growing concern for our top security officials. >> make no mistake about it. the intent still remains. there are terrorists around the world who are intent upon using commercial aviation as their vector to present a threat to the west. ♪ copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own wa

adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >>> impacting police departments around the country. >> taking actions to protect the police and the country. scott macfarlane explains. >> reporter: federal, state and local police in the area are suffering this problem. the news 4 i-team checked with more than a dozen police agencies to find out how many sworn officers they have and found it was below the authorized level the number of police communities thought they needed and the number of police that were budgeted. union officials tell us it's a problem. it's leading to more one-man patrols and delaying response times and putting the officers themselves at risk if they're attacked on the job. internal police memos show the problem ranges from charles county through d.c. and even raises questions about u.s. park police which protect american landmarks and lead presidential mode kads. >> people cost money, you have to recruit them, outfit them and this takes money, money we don't have. >> several local police departments told us this doesn't impact public safety. but there are others who do. who say it impacts response time of officers and stret

adam. shocking. thanks for the report. david: sarcasm doesn't work on television, melissa. melissa: yes it does. they know. david: scott martin, kings views asset management and robert wolf, in addition to fox news contributor you're a democrat who favors tax cuts. we love those democrats but no democrat voted for what happened with the budget passed today in the house. will any democrats vote for any tax cuts and if so which ones? >> first that was incredibly conservative budget. you had 18 or 19 republicans not vote for it. david: some of them, because it wasn't conservative enough. >> i guarranty this will not be what the senate approves. this is a very conservative, by the way, i don't mind some of it. it is fiscally conservative. revenue now trillion. david: let me stick on tax cuts. will any democrats vote for any tax cuts and if so which ones? >> earned income credit for families. middle class tax cuts. absolutely. what they are not going to look at when it benefits the top 1%. i think the state exemption is going to be a nonstarter because i think it also impacts wisconsin, ohio. david: what about corporate tax

scott mcgrew breaks down the numbers. >>> first, happening now, facebook's coo is on capitol hill. nancy pelosi, adam schiff and mike conaway are meeting with samberg. not classified and not official testimony comes as congress investigates hacking of the 2016 lengths, including what role facebook may have played. >>> also right now, the boy scouts are becoming more inclusive. ground breaking news that girls will soon be all to become cub scouts, eventually earning the coveted rank of eagle scout. a separate program for older girls might be available in 2019, allowing them to become eagle scouts as well. we're back in two minutes with more news. red flag warning á as the wind picks up overnight our crews will be on the ground, tracking the wildfires - tearing through wine country. for every development, as news breaks, join us (now ( on nbc-bay-area-dot-com. and (tomorrow ( morning on breathing conditions. health officials say people living near these fires - need >>> well, another big concern right now is the breathing conditions in napa and solano county. as well as sonoma county. health officials

one of the commissioners was adamant it's about industry and government coming together before the event happens to work together to develop the relationships that scott cites very effectively, and because of those relationships, you're then able to respond very effectively. but in a cybersecurity situation and how we're looking at government/industry, we haven't taken the time to develop those richs, to take a page out of the pentagon playbook and talk about deliberate planning, training exercise, and by doing that, and there's a recommendation in the commission report that talks about engaging senior leaders of industry and government, you look at and hold each other to a high standard, and in conversations i have had with several leaders of industry since equifax, part of that value is saying, hey, are you doing the basic cyber risk management actions? are you patching? are you doing these things that everybody knows you should be doing? if you're a part of this group, and i think the groups that scott is a part of are really role models in this situation. you're actually holding each other to a higher standard to prevent some of the very basic gap

adam housley in napa coming up. the president and his plans for obamacare with action expected just days from now. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. >> melissa: i'm melissa francis. president trump said to be putting the finishing touches on an executive order to allow small businesses for other groups to band together to buy health insurance and they would be able to cross state lines in order to get it. the move comes after repeated failures to repeal and replace obamacare in congress. the plan is not without controversy. white house correspondent john roberts is live with the story. >> good morning to you. the president is on thursday according to sources telling fox news to sign an executive order that would allow certain individuals to band together in what are called healthcare associations in order to use the power of numbers to buy healthcare at a lower rate and by across state lines to get the best rate available. the president tweeting this morning, quote, since congress can't get its act together on healthcare, i will be using the power of the pen to give great healthcare to many people fast. the idea of allowing peopl

adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. >>> a former d.c. charter school teacher recently profiled in an i-team 4 investigation is heading to prison. >> scott macfarlane joins us now with details on this. scott? >> the crime occurred a decade ago, it recently came to light. alan coleman pleading guilty to sexually abusing his then 14-year-old student while he taught at the kipp d.c. academy. as part of his plea agreement coleman expected to serve three years in prison for this. he declined to answer questions from the i-team this morning. our investigation found kipp d.c. academy chose not to renew coleman's contracts months after this abuse began. amid concerns he was acting, quote, inappop we found he began teaching at another d.c. charter school immediately after. kipp d.c. academy told the i-team the inappropriate behavior was professional in nature. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >> nice work. thank you, scott. as you can see, folks, our investigations produce results. a lot of them start with tips from you. if you've got a tip for the news4 i-team, he's' the number to call, 2202-885, 4444. or you can e-mail tips at news 4 i-team.com

adam, good morning. >> good morning, guys, yeah, we've got the word actually from tom scott, one of o.j.'ugh o.j.'s side, he texted fox and said probably the most overused statements in the next couple of days, the juice is loose, that's how we found out at fox that o.j. had walked out of the prison in northern nevada, we have video provided to us i should say by the nevada corrections, about 6 seconds you see o.j. signing papers, still photo as well. o.j. walked out 12:08 local time, close to four hours ago and got into suv, not a bronco and drove away, we were told that there was a man driving they didn't recognize and maybe more people in the car. scott said he was in in the suv with o.j. and the department of corrections told o.j. simpson upon release said don't come back and o.j. said i don't intend to. they do that often when people get parole papers here in nevada, that they say that to try to encourage people to reintegrate into society. now as to where o.j. will reintegrate, that's the big question, basically the whole state of nevada is staked up, there's a chance he can go back

scott rosenberg apologised for not doing anything. i reaped the rewards and i kept my mouth shut," he said. "and for that, once again, i am sorry. lucinda adamsdy. she took to twitter yesterday to reveal she was left in tears and left completely powerless after harvey weinstein asked her up to his hotel room after a breakfast meeting ina hotel room after a breakfast meeting in a hotel. she said he wanted to look at a script. she said her conversation shifted to her love life and she felt uncomfortable. she took the decision to speak out after she was in a lift with him. she said, i'm not here for anything other than work, please know that i'm not going anywhere where you, just here for work. she said he was furious. they didn't enter the hotel because his key card didn't work. he grabbed her in the lobby and said, don't tell anyone about this, your agent, not your manager. she burst into tears. what is the story with amazon? the accusation with roy price, he has resigned now after this allegation. it's not going to stop at harvey weinstein. a total of 40 women now accusing harvey weinstein of misconduct. potentially that could grow? we have n

adam, thank you very much. we'll keep checking checking back with new developments. president trump taking steps to fill a promise made on the campaign trail, burning coal mining jobs back to america. administrator scott pruitt to formally withdraw from the clean power plant today. speaking in the coal mining town of hazard, kentucky, outlining the need for the robot. watch this. >> the epa had no federal agency should use authority to say to you we are going to declare war on any sector of our economy. that's wrong. it was wrong for the last administration to cut our war on: write for the administration to say the war is over. maria: this coming after the epa assessment of 2015 plan that called it an unlawful expansion of the agency's authority. stocks obtained by "the wall street journal." the obama administration targeted carbon emissions at power plants and became central to reducing admissions under the paris accords. last june president trump indicated his plan to withdraw the paris climate accord. john, this announcement he met by opposition. let's talk about this because you've got state environmental groups. attorney general of new york and california will sue to stop this repeal. i was looki