. >> dicky: jim parsons. >> were you in your underwear frequently on that show? >> jimmy: probably. >> dicky: taylor kitsch. and music from my morning jacket. >> jimmy: how are you doing over there, cory? everything all right? >> yeah, the lights are bright. >> j >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel here with taylor kitsch, the star of the new disney movie "john carter." when does this come out? >> not until march. but i brought you the world premiere here. >> jimmy: the movie again is called "john carter." here's the trailer with taylor. >> let them be crushed. >> you killed him with one blow. when i saw you, i believed that something new had come into this world. >> you are john carter of earth? >> yes, ma'am. ♪ >> what happened to this place? >> a new power threatens to destroy our city. >> that don't look like a fair fight. >> he will fight for us. >> get on. >> we did not cause this. but we will end it! i was too late once. i won't be again. >> jimmy: there you go. very nice. "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes with jim parsons, music from my morning jacket,

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tonight -- jim parsons. taylor kitsch. and music from my morning jacket.leto and the cletones. and now, don't worry. here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice, thank you. thank you, cleto. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thank you for coming out tonight. be honest. how many of you are just here because you got kicked out of occupy l.a.? probably heard, after two months, the lapd broke up the occupy protest outside city hall here in los angeles last night. which means it's time for the homeless people to go back to the library, where they belong. police in riot gear came in after midnight and ordered the protesters out of the area. the situation was nothing, if not tense. >> the crowd is quite agitated because they believe an eviction is imminent. they have circled, joined hands around what they call the last tent to go. this is right in the middle of the encampment. what is this for? >> uh -- what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was late. surprisingly, the police d

. >> dicky: jim parsons. >> were you in your underwear frequently on that show? >> jimmy: probably. >> dicky: taylor kitsch. and music from my morning jacket. >> jimmy: how are you doing over there, cory? everything all right? >> yeah, the lights are bright. >> jimmy: theabababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababa

was the host, he said all he neededo say... >> rose: dk parsons?, dick parsons, and he said all he needed to say to the bankers and at the end going back to the green room to greet him his first words out of his mouth, he said "when are you going to cut me some slack?" and it was a very aggressive thing, cutou some... and my answer to him was, well, what kes you think we haven't? (laughter) (applause) and he was caught by that response and he had to fill out what did i mean that you have already cut me slack? we cut him a lot of slack. we did nothing to impugn or to besmirch his campaign as he saw it. the left didn't make any noise, let him have his head because we think he might be a man of honor and a man of ideas, let slim a chance to display them. so we stepped back. and in stepping back, he saw that as an act of weakness, not an act of strength and now we're on the march. >> rose: so do you think he's similar play man of power and ambition and not a man of conscience and authenticity? >> well, let me put it this way, if he has all tho other in

one protester, adrian parsons, has been consuming only electrolite enhanced water and vitamins for three weeks now. the activists are also launching an online petition. they're trying to get one signature for every resident in d.c., which is roughly 618,000. they're also proposing a new one cent tax on bottled water that would fund a full-time lobbyist for the district. >>> with just four days until the gop contest of decision 2012, republican candidates are making their last-minute push to grab the attention of voters. ron paul is polling second but has been a strong presence in the state and has a strong grass roots following that could push him to the top. mitt romney is now the front-runner after largely ignoring the state for most of his campaign. and rick santorum is rising in popularity, especially among social conservatives. >> if iowa says you're the guy by pushing us up there into the top tier, they won't be able to ignore us anymore. >> i want to make sure that your vote backing me is a vote that leads me to become the nominee. >> newt gingrich, who has lost half of his suppor

protester adrian parsons has been consuming only electrolyte enhanced water and vitamins for three weeks now. a few others fasted for shorter periods. >>> a federal judge has ruled that d.c. must pay more than $1 million as a result of a court case over guns in the district. in 2003 dick heller sued the city saying a ban on owning guns was unconstitutional. five years later the supreme court agreed ruling the ban violated the second amendment. the $1 million will pay for heller's lawyers fees. now d.c. residents are allowed to own guns, but there are strict registration requirements. >>> two gop candidates who failed to make virginia's primary ballot are heading to court over that decision. an attorney and tea party activist has filed the lawsuit on behalf of newt gingrich. jonathan mosley filed the suit yesterday, contending that gingrich met the requirement for 10,000 signatures and that some of them were improperly excluded. mosley says he's acting independently and that gingrich has not yet joined the suit. the gingrich campaign said, if they believe a campaign worker turned in false

the person's name is adrian parsons, day 23 of his hunger strike starts today. so far, he's just been drinking water and a new stage of his protest starts today with a new term occupy the vote d. c.. this is a new phase for the occupy movement here in the washington, d.c. area. the goal is to push capitol hill to fully recognize democracy for d. c.. now d. c. mayor gray is among their supporters and he's finding himself in the middle of a different controversy concerning whether crime is up as a result of pulling officers off the streets to police the occupy protests. kristopher baumann is the chairman of the fraternal order of police. he said the mayor has made claims that the occupy movements have not caused an increase in crime. baumann tells 9news now that's simply not true. >> there's been a double digit increase in violent crime and overall crime in the city and as time has passed it has become worse and worse. in fact right now a 21% increase in violent crime through the city. >> they don't have to surveil us 24/7? okay, we can take care of ourselves. >>

hey, i thought parsons was a little rough on you at the beginning.ff: yeah, what's his deal, man? craig: i think it is a little bit -- i don't know if i'm speaking out of a little bit of professional jealousy. geoff: the guy comes out here swinging. craig: yeah, he did. geoff: i'll kick his ass, man. [laughter] craig: what the hell is happening to you? you used to be this adorable lovely friendly upbeat robot and now you're some kind of drunken impersonator who waves his hand around. i love it. [laughter] you all right, man? are you over it? geoff: i'm going to be ok. craig: i think we all learned something. it is what you feel inside. [laughter] geoff: yeah, yeah. it is what you feel. craig: what you feel inside or uh-oh. sorry. good night, everybody. say good night. [ male announcer ] for andy, tracking his spending with citibank is as easy as... making breakfast. omelet? sure. scrambled eggs. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. citi financial tools. easier banking. standard at citibank. [ beep ] hi. dave here. [ male announcer ] for dave, us

. >> dicky: jim parsons. >> were you in your underwear frequently on that show?> jimmy: probably. >> dicky: taylor kitsch. anand music from my morning jacket. >> jimmy: how are you doing over there, cory? everything all right? >> yeah, the lights are bright. >> jimmy:

there are three or four people, dick parsons, people like that as examples of how much better corporate america is that diversity. i never bought that because a handful of black folk are at the top. that does not mean diversity is setting in as a way of life. let me ask you of how well we are doing or not doing with regard to real diversity in corporate america. >> i was on a show and i was asked about what martin luther king so good about where we are today? i said he would see progress but we are a long way from having parity. if you look at the representation, and number of women and people of color who are leading businesses, we are no further ahead than 15 years ago. it is a select group of folks to get through. it is tough once you get there to ensure there is a pipeline of succession. i have never compromised on my desire and my ability to put people of color and women in the top jobs. my last business that i ran was a great guy from harvard. my chief operating officer was a white female. i have done the things you're supposed to do. diversity, people think it is a handout progra

adrian parsons lost 25 pounds but is in good help. he is fasting in support of d.c. voting rights. >>> gray skies, cold temperatures out there today. some -- there he is, and got some light snow. this is the scene on route 40 in frederick, maryland. gary mcgrady's in the weather center with the preview of the forecast. i can't believe that snow, gary. >> had we been colder, we were not cold enough and we would have gotten sticking there and ended up with a gusting out of that and as it was, the temperatures in the mid- to upper 30s, no problems on the roadways and man a duffing of accumulation before it end -- a dusting of accumulation before it endd this afternoon now. we look to show you where it is and that is a disturbance coming through and this was not supposed to have as much moisture with it and it came across the mountains and ended up together. the heaviest is in the nowhere central sections of pennsylvania and this will pass on by the next few hours and there are some flurries to the north and west and will stay with us from 8ing 9:00 and nothing of any si

david parsons who's out of the frame. but the picture she took of parsons that she really likes is one she took in the studio when he was on the floor of his studio balancing on his elbows and one knee. it's a wonderful, wonderful picture. she's right to prefer it to anything else and it proves you don't have to climb on a gargoyle to take a good picture. >> rose: the next we see is richard avedon. >> >> that was in his studio and he... just after a major show that opened at the whitney museum of american art in new york and gotten very... surprisingly dismissive reviews. >> rose: what year washis? >> oh, 1994. >> rose: because i remember that. this show started in 1991 and i remember that. go ahead. >> and avedon is rather controlling. i just met him this time but he's got that reputation so all the magazines had been running pictures of his self-portraits. apparently he wouldn't let them send photographers to photograph. the show opens, the reviews were dismissive and "people" magazine asked me to photograph him and he

adrian parson says he lost 25 pounds since it began. 29-year-old consumed only electrolyte enhanced water and vitamins. he's staying in the church in the square where he and three other young people begun fasts. the other three dropped out. he's still going on. >>> someone called police to tip them off about the 12 foot by 12 foot structure going up in the occupy camp. when police arrived none of the demonstrators would claim it. officers declared it and abandoned it and took apart. >>> some argued but no arrests. >>> in montgomery county be prepared to ask if you want paper or plastic. there's a 5-cent bag tax now modeled after the one in dc. it takes effect sunday, january 1st, expected to generate $1 million next year. some to be used for water and litter clean-up. >>> iowa voters are still trying to figure out who they want to lead the gop going into tuesday's iowa caucuses. ron paul is rising among the top republicans. so is rick santorum. corrine redmond is live with a breakdown as it dangers day by day. >> reporter: it's a campai

jim parsons wants alcohol banned from the ice rink. >> it's the sharks organization that needs to stepp and protect the fans of the community. >> reporter: the sharks issued a statement last night saying, arena staff along with san jose police interviewed the person who made contact with the injured fan who stated that the contact was... [ signal breakup ] during the celebration of a sharks goal. others seated in the area didn't report seeing the contact between the parties involved. >> i'm an enthusiastic fan but i would never think of doing that and i just don't know what's in people's heads sometimes. yeah. >> reporter: and the alleged attacker has not been arrested. we tried to get more information about her from police but they would not give us any more details saying that the case is still under review. incidentally, the next time the two teens square off is this monday. reporting from san jose, gil diaz, cbs 5. >>> four people were hurt this morning when a muni light rail vehicle broadsided a police car. this happened in san francisco just before 6 a.m. on the t line at 3rd and

online protester adrian parsons has been consuming only electrolyte enhanced water for three weeks. >>> in 2003 dick heller sued the city, saying the ban on owning guns was unconstitutional. five years later, the supreme court agreed, ruling the ban violated the second amendment. yesterday a federal judge awarded heller's lawyers more than $1 million in expenses. d.c. now allows people to own guns, but there are strict registration requirements. >>> two gop candidates who failed to make virginia's primary ballot are headed to court over the decision. an attorney and tea party activist has filed a lawsuit on behalf of newt gingrich. jonathan mosley filed a suit yesterday contending that gingrich met the requirements for 10,000 signatures and that some of them were improperly excluded. mosley said he is acting independently and that gingrich has not yet joined the suit. the gingrich campaign says they believe a campaign worker turned in false signatures, forcing them to be kept off the ballot. >>> and a preliminary hearing has been scheduled for january 13th in texas. governor rick perr

put it across the bow was as close as they got and was the one giving atlanta for one late dennis parsons late f t a scar did make it forty but this is now the seventh straight defeat. well atlanta right wing alexy cover levers watching from the sidelines last night he's been out with a knee injury for almost three months but the former n.h.l. great has used the time to help teach children and support a charity that is close to his heart from a small. nine hundred ninety four stanley cup winner and one thousand nine hundred sewell unpick champion and the sake of an elf has spends almost his entire career in the n.h.l. following eighteen seasons across the atlantic the thirty eight year old right wing signed at citi here deal with moscow region's auckland's last summer but away from the club makes sure he uses his talents to help future generations of players it's exciting for the kids because he always put in the coffin of their position when you're there age and they never had a chance to go in or had a chance skate with some superstar or one of the puck a player. but they have a chance

walking in a winter wonderland ♪ ♪ in the meadow we can build a snowman ♪ ♪ and pretend that he is parsoner on we'll conspire ♪ as we dream by the fire ♪ to face unafraid ♪ the plans that we've made ♪ walking in a winter wonderland ♪ >> i got to say those are three people i never thought i would see sharing the stage. carson daley, santa claus and the president of the united states. one of the guys who wants to be president of the united states, texas governor rick perry was on leno last night. he does this, remember he did the top ten after he couldn't remember the third government agency during the debate? for letterman. this time after he said the voting age was 21, he goes on jay leno for a little self-deprecation. >> what happened with the brain freeze that night with the -- you had the three things to remember. >> well you know, one, two and -- ah, ah. yeah. [ laughter ] >> it happens, man, let me tell you. >> what happened in new hampshire here? it's the most recent one. take a look here. >> those of you that are, will be 21 by november the 12th, i ask for your support and your vot

hey, i thought parsons was a little rough on you at the beginning.ff: yeah, what's his deal, man? craig: i think it is a little bit -- i don't know if i'm speaking out of a little bit of professional jealousy. geoff: the guy comes out here swinging. craig: yeah, he did. geoff: i'll kick his ass, man. [laughter] craig: what the hell is happening to you? you used to be this adorable lovely friendly upbeat robot and now you're some kind of drunken impersonator who waves his hand around. i love it. [laughter] you all right, man? are you over it? geoff: i'm going to be ok. craig: i think we all learned something. it is what you feel inside. [laughter] geoff: yeah, yeah. it is what you feel. craig: what you feel inside or uh-oh. sorry. good night, everybody. say good night. . >>> new at 11:00, should joe biden and hillary clinton trade places? find out why president obama may try it and why it might be a big mistake. >>> also, some unexpected snow flurries for some of us today. does it stay dry this holiday weekend? >>> did the mayor really not know there

two the folks that are here with me today from the consulting company, and it is 18, ae com parsons -- a team. eric and neiman. we're making great efforts to have this be an integrated organization. this organization chart shows some of the higher level topics. watershed assessment, a condition assessments, a communications strategy, program controls, and we have been piggy about the level of folks we have been bringing in, and we have gotten great staffer from the consulting team. i think having the lagered duration many different. i will talk about some of the different tasks. on program management, we are putting together the program management plan bank, which is really the recipe book for how we're going to fix the waste water system. we're beginning the planning of a team building session. we're pulling city staff, including puc and dpw together with the consultant so we can get very good, very tight, working teams move it forward. updating the procedures created for wsip, developing our own document control systems to be of track everything. as we move to our new paperless buil

. ♪ in a winter ♪ in the meadow, we can build a snowman ♪ ♪ and pretend that he is parson brown ♪ ♪ he'll we're walkin', walkin', we're walkin' ♪ ♪ in the meadow we can build a snowman ♪ ♪ and pretend that he's a circus clown ♪ ♪ we'll have lots of fun with mr. snowman ♪ ♪ till the other children knock him down ♪ ♪ now, when it snows ♪ ain't it thrillin' ♪ though your nose ♪ be so chillin'? ♪ we'll frolic and play ♪ the eskimo way ♪ when we're walkin' in a winter wonderland ♪ ♪ in a wonderland ♪ hold my hand ha ha. ♪ ain't it grand? ♪ in a winter wonderland ♪ and what a wonderland ♪ we'll be walkin' ♪ what a wonderland, walkin'... ♪ "blessed assurance" is one of my favorite songs as i was growing up in church. we used to sing it in the choir. ♪ blessed assurance [applause, cheering] ♪ jesus is mine ♪ oh, what a foretaste ♪ of glory divine ♪ heir of salvation ♪ purchased of god ♪ born of his spirit ♪ washed in his blood ♪ this is my story ♪ this is my song ♪ praising my savior ♪ all the day long ♪ this is my story ♪ this is my song ♪ praising my savior ♪ all the day long ♪ [vocalizing] ♪ p

parson and some other greens what we and those crowding around g.o.c. is that in a country where more than forty million people struggle daily to get enough food millions of meals are literally being wasted as this as you can see is still perfectly edible and there's no sense to be wasted and thrown away. otherwise it would end up. on top of the landfill somewhere and as to me the thirty to fifty percent of u.s. food produced for consumption ends up at landfills each year that comes at an annual cost of one billion dollars simultaneously food prices continue to rise leaving millions more on line at soup kitchens and ultimately searching through trash getting me to my baby shower the documentary dive follows filmmaker jeremy seifert and his friends in the back alleys and rubbish piles of los angeles as thousands of dollars worth of edible food is salvaged it's a result of our excess we are a wealthy country and we have excess and so waste is. really necessarily a byproduct of excess and it's a bad habit of sort of the spoiled rich kid as it were amid a m

they settled in parsons, kansas, in the late 1970's. just to give you a sense of the geographic scope of the place. parsons is a town of 10,000 people, approximately 150 miles of kansas city. my parents started serving the community as doctors at the county hospital. they work there until this day. i'm glad i grew up in rural kansas. the friends i made and the experiences i had gave me a valuable perspective on life and as i grow older, i find that i appreciate that perspective ever more. as a child in rural kansas, i remembered it was expensive to make long distance calls using our bulky telephone, especially to relatives abroad. our conversations were efficient more than expansive. we could only choose morning three channels on the manual dial of our television. we did eventually have a satellite dish installed in the backyard. it was approximately 10 feet across. with it, we would watch nonbroadcast programming if we typed in the coordinates and waited for the satellite dish to reposition itself. from the products offered were rather

her co-star jim parsons is nominated. >> we take the people's choice so seriously, because it's the fanst's important, real people watching television. >> after the people's choice on cbs january 11, the golden globes will air on nbc january 15th. the screen actors guild awards january 29th and the 84th academy awards sunday, february 26 on abc. for her people's choice shoes, kaley was not wearing her engagement ring from josh president nick. >> don't tell him that. i'm afraid i'm going to lose it. >> kaley told us her biggest fear about hosting is tripping on stage in her high heels. i don't blame her. >>> there was no tripping up the "girl with the dragon tattoo." the thriller opened at 7:00 p.m. and pulled in $1.6 million by midnight. mission impossible "ghost protocol" has earned nearly $83 million since friday. today, steven spielberg's "the adventures of tin tin" opens today. >> what's his name? >> tin tin. >> i'm tin tin, by the way. >> this is a funny movie after all, an old fashioned binge crosby road picture. >> i'm not sure they went on an adventure like this. >> something hap

just 90 miles away in parsons, tennessee 20-year-old holly bobo vanished last april.ember, 2010, 22-year-old page johnson disappeared in covington, kentucky. further north in fairfield, ohio 21-year-old kaitlyn markham vanished in august, 2011. in bloomington, indiana 22-year-old lauren speier went missing in june. >> a lot of times in these cases they are crimes of opportunity. >> reporter: this crime reporter says investigators don't think the cases are connected but adds -- >> investigators at this point have to take a look at all these cases and say, could there be a connection? yes, all these women do look alike. if there is a connection, what could that be? is it a crime of opportunity? or is it in fact someone who is just targeting specifically these younger blonde white women? >> reporter: back in tennessee, neighbors try to make sense of the tragedy. >> we all know each other and pretty much know each other's comings and goings. so it's hard to think that something like that could happen just right down the road. >> again, we spoke to several investigative ag

swift's body was found in dyer county, tennessee. 90 miles away, in parsons, tennessee. 22-year-old paigen covington, kentucky. north in fairfield, ohio a woman vanished in august, 2011. in gloomington, indiana, lauren went missing in june. >> investigators have to look at all these cases and say could there be a connection. yes, they all lookalike. if there's a connection, is it a crime of opportunity or in fact someone who is just targeting specifically these younger, blond, white women? >> well, that is it for news 4 at 5:00. >> news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. >>> the search for the potomac river rapist intensifies tonight. the effort to solve a 20-year-old cold case. >>> a money laundering scheme unraveled. the cash was helping fund a terror group. there are ties to our area. >>> a symbolic ceremony in baghdad marks the final chapter of the u.s. led invasion that started nine years ago. >> i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm

tomorrow night, jim parsons, taylor kitsch will be here. we'll have music from my morning jacket.y terry bradshaw will be here with maggie q and yelawolf. so join us then. our first guest tonight is an nba legend who, in his spare time, dresses up as a sheriff and makes terrible movies. his memoir is called "shaq uncut: my story." he typed it with his own gigantic fingers. please welcome literary giant, shaquille o'neal. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: shaq, you know -- you know -- this isn't a game. >> i need a second. i'm tired. oh. >> jimmy: i feel like the bachelorette. thank you so much. three roses. that means you really like me, too. how are you? good to see you. >> i'm all right. taking it easy. >> jimmy: enjoying your post-basketball career? >> let's see. i wake up every day at 2:00 p.m. eat a box of frosted flakes. watch maury povich. i dress like this and walk about 20 steps to my office. i sit, i answer no phone calls and i just -- i just act important. >> jimmy: you really are sweating, by the way. >> it's hot. i haven't ran around like that

and then later this week, jim parsons, terry bradshaw, taylor kitsch will be here, maggie q will be with my morning jacket and yelawolf. and, oh, i want to extend a big congratulations to our announcer dicky barrett who along with his wife jessica had a baby girl on wednesday. great job. there's a picture. very cute. you can see she's already -- she's already got the tattoos like daddy. >> just like her daddy. >> jimmy: is she healthy, knock on wood. >> dicky: yes, very much. >> jimmy: her name is lilly barrett. her initials are lb, so you better hope she doesn't get fat. our first guest tonight is a television titan. you know him as "regis" from "live with regis and kelly." he is ten days removed from that show and already calling his wife gelman by mistake. his new book is a best-seller. it's called "how i got this way." please say hello to regis philbin. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: good to see you. how are you doing? >> oh, i thought i had you locked out. how did you get back in? >> jimmy: let me get this straight. you're not retired. >> not retired although everyo