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we will ask white house communications director, anthony scaramucci. he can channel the president's thinking. >> he's actually here. >> he is, i assume. >> who is listening to your conversations? anthony scaramucci? maybe not. we will tell you why apple users are worried about eavesdropping. after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you book with expedia. >>> the president doesn't want to go through another shutdown. that's not the goal. the goal is border security and protecting the american people. >> that was press secretary sanders insisting president trump does not want another shutdown. cnn has learned trump campaign manager is privately pushing the president to hold firm in the border wall fight. he feels it's helping mr. trump in some key swing distri

in an interview with bloomberg, anthony scaramucci said each of unauditedmade an return of 23.5% after fees. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you very much. u.k. house price growth slows to -- according to nationwide building society, annual highs -- house price inflation slowed to have a percent in december, down from 2.6% a year earlier. with uncertainty around brexit, what is the outlook for the year ahead? callahanahan -- neil has been poured over the details. give us your take on what this means. neil: the pace of the slowdown is taking a toll. brexit uncertainty is having an impact in the property market. the labor market and how it performs will decide how false prices perform. i disagree with them slightly. i think there is a global synchronized downturn in property prices and residential from sydney to hong kong, london to new york, toronto. to what the fed is going have a big impact on london house prices this year. also, the rippling out from london we have been expecting in terms of house price decline is happening. the worst performing region's commuter b

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. >> returning to -- >> last season, anthony scaramucci returning to big brother. the only two i know of but considering that's never happened before. >> that is unique. there are a lot of unique features. a huge number of people who have never worked in government before, having your daughter and son-in-law in senior white house positions, david eisenhower worked -- there were some examples but not extraordinarily senior level. there are a lot of firsts in this administration so everyone needs to study this and document it and publish because this is a unique time in american politics. i'm not surprised about anthony scaramucci who left after 11 days in the white house. who knows? a little comic relief is what it is. >> i know this is beyond the purview of your studies but i was interested in anecdotal he how do you feel consistency opens the staff up to reach from constituents and how do you feel consistent turnover in essential positions affect how constituents interact with people in the executive branch? >> makes it difficult because personal relationships, le

francine: we will be talking to anthony scaramucci. later we will speak to the dutch prime minister and the swiss national bank president. first, let's get a round up of the news, bloomberg first word news in new york. president trump says he will give the state of the union address was the shutdown is over , following house speaker nancy pelosi saying she will not let the president give the annual speech unless government agencies have reopened. the trump economic advisor is telling cnn there could be zero economic growth if the shutdown continues through the first quarter, but business leaders remain bullish. chief says it is likely there will be another five crisis but it is not his industry that will trigger it this time. he sees potential shocks from the credit market, given where risks in the system have gone since >> clearly, there will be enormous levels of uncertainty if we do not have a more organized exit from the european union. we already feel that now, there is no question there has been an economic cost paid by the u.k.

we continue our conversation with anthony scaramucci. you launched a new fund in low income areas known as opportunity to. tell me about it. >> top line of it is the new tax form is bipartisan initiative allowing people to have low basis situations but high value stock they can sell their stock or put it into an opportunity zone and get a ten year tax deferral and at the ten years they get 70% capital gains as opposed to 20. now the money is in the opportunity zone and anyone any money they make up the proceeds they get that tax-free provided they keep it in the opportunity zone for ten years. huge tax benefit to people to unleash capital and a lot of capital in the united states is trap. you bought amazon at a dollar in trading at 120 but don't want to sell it and you want to see diversity so this is an opportunity for you chip off that situation and you can move it into one of the nations opportunity zones. the zones were based on the 2,010 census and basically if 20% of the preparation is below the poverty line is a designated opportu

jedediah: still to come we have anthony scaramucci. steve: yes we do. he is right there. you will nfl players are standing up and ratings are going up with them that should be a wake-up call for protesters. his explanation comes up next. ♪ ♪ with advil, you'll ask... what sore muscles? what pounding head? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. ♪ brian: the nfl playoffs are kicking off this weekend wild card weekend ratings are rising in the nfl. they are up 5%. snapping a two-year slide. jedediah: the increase comes as the national anthem protests largely faded from view as fewer players took a knee. could there be a correlation here? steve: let's talk to former super bowl champ and author of the book why i stand available everywhere. burgess owens. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning, guys how are you doing. >> doing okay. steve: why have have two years of nfl ratings going down. why are they now going up? >> well, it is going up because americans do what we do best. we move on. we move on and bui

scaramucci. >> are you ready to eat slop? >> probably not goi tslop. >> if you can compete in russia for the olympics, you can do anything at that point. >> the event kicks off next week with cameras trained on the competitors 24/7. >> i have never gone a day without either facetiming or seeing my girls' faces so that's weird and very unsettling. >> in the past, we have seen showmances happen. >> i'm down. sorry. do you want to ask the question? >> you don't mix that in the house. >> i'm not interested in having that, but you're not going to play me in front of the whole world on "big brother." no, no, no. >> back to slop. what is slop? >> slop is something you eat in the "big brother" house as a penalty and it's awful. i spent a day in there. a day was too much. it's something you never want to eat, nancy. that kicks off one week from today on cbs and someone will eat slop. >> and here. >>> the style secrets from the fabulous to the fake. >> all real. >> all real. >> no, paul gossler reveals his biggest "saved by the bell" r

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. >> reporter: kato kaelin, anthony scaramucci are moving into the big brother house. it will feature athlete an other performers. >> i think if you go over big and you have a big ego, they want you out immediately f you are a threat, you are out. i'm not going to be a threat. >> julie chen moonves returns to host when the new soap kicks off january 21st here on cbs. that is your eye on entertainment. >>> this morning, some marin parents are petitioning their school district. coming up, why they say it is time for a name change. >> as predicted, the situation is getting worse at the nation's airports. now, some travelers are being told to get here three hours ahead of time. we'll have more on the government shutdown coming up live. >>> chaos overnight in vacaville. shots fired on a suspect connectioned to a stabbing and house fire. >> plus, the government shutdown take a toll on the tsa. we talked to bay area agents forced to work without pay. >> and president trump's nominee for attorney general faces a grilling on capitol hill today. how he will address the russia in

. :14 ((sot/vosot/anthony scaramucci)) "i looked at it. i said, okay this is so outside of my comfort zone and it's so outside anything i would ever do and it's such an improbable ask that, of course, i'm going to accept it." :22 butt to ((sot/vosot/ryan lochte)) hte. being an >>> tonight the second season of big brother premiers here on kpix5. >> i looked at it and said it's so outside of any comfort zone and so outside anything i would ever do and it's such an improbable ask that, of course, i'm going to accept it. >> i'm ryan lochte. being an olympian i feel i have a target on my back because of the challenges. i'm going to stay on the radar and form alliances with everybody. >> yup. they will all be staying at a house with manhattan flare style like the big apple from the 1930s and '40s but with a modern twist. you can get a sneak peek at the big brother house on our website www.kpix.com and you can watch celebrity big brother tonight at 8 p.m. right here on kpix5. >>> and now the biggest celebrity from the weather world, here's paul d

. >> political once again this year, former white house communications director anthony scaramucci going to sicken cast this upcoming season second former member of president trump's team to be on the show, last year, of course, you remember this. he former white house aide omarosa made headlines revealing details of time in the white house that is the mooch going to do -- skash moo-- car moochi headed to the house. >> pg&e could be liable for billions of dollars over last year's california wildfires according to reuters ceo says stepping down. >> good morning pg&e says ceo has stepped down as it now is reportedly considering filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy reuters is reporting that pg&e in discussions with investment banks on a financing package to help it through bankruptcy, keep updated on those proceedings as pg&e could be responsible for tens of billions of dollars, for its potential role in california's camp fire, of course, was the deadliest most destructive in the state history shares of pg&e as you can see on screen fallen last few weeks. >> there is good news from the energy w

anthony scaramucci joining us in davos. we are joined now from washington by kevin cirilli come alive on capitol hill. veryenate voting on two different proposals. do they both need to fail to find a way forward here? kevin: yes they do. i was just in the house of representatives speaking with freshman rivers of congress on both sides of the aisle. -- members of congress on both sides of the aisle. this is frustration on longest shut down in u.s. history. nancy pelosi speaking at a press conference as we speak. she says she is glad that the matter of the state of the union address, which has been canceled on tuesday night, she is glad that matter has been put to rest. let's take a look at these two different proposals that are going to get voted on today. the republican bill would allocate $5.7 billion to build the wall, the amount president trump wants, and a three-year protection for dreamers. that has been a sticking point among republicans and democrats. the democratic bill would reopen the government through february 8

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scaramucci the author of trump, the blue-collar president which i read and i highly endorse. all right guys, what did you think about my brilliant commentary? they just shot themselves in the foot and republicans didn't even have to squeeze the trigger. ladies first. >> look jesse this was really karma. you had "cnn" and jim acosta specifically who spent the majority of their day trying to undermine the president and undermined his agenda with a ton of fake news and it turns out it all came back full circle today and yesterday and it's going to continue moving forward. the president has been very courageous in pushing for varied old policies to secure the southern border to become american citizens and is jim acosta pointed out his position is the right position. walls work and "cnn" showed the entire country the president is right on this issue. jesse: "cnn" really stepped on her message on that one. anthony some reporter looking at a block circled with police circled with police officers in saying you know what, there is no crime. >> that was a difficult moment but i think

. >> former white house communications director anthony scaramucci is going to join the cast this upcoming season. he will become the second former member of the president's team to join the show. omarosa made headlines revealing details of her time in the white house. >> interesting. jillian: so, we talked about this a little earlier when we revealed our own. the 2009 vs. 2019 challenge going viral over the weekend. todd, explain how this works. todd: very complicated. you need a pen. people on social media publicly sharing profile photos from 2009 along with latest from this year just to see how much they have aged. you got all of that. jillian: we love seeing how much we have aged. ed toed to the "fox & friends" co-anchors joining in on the fun here is ainsley not aging a bit. jillian: she is beautiful always. todd: up next the dooce. steve doocy. i'm not saying steve looks old now but he looks like a child. jillian: peter looks like him. todd: and kilmeade. jillian: of course in a suit. suit. brian: it was important they remembered to get dressed. first the good, the bad, and the ugly.

i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria in a few moments form or white house white house anthony scaramucci is my guest and later in the show fox business all starnd to talk about everything that matters to your money. turning f to the first jobs rept of the new year, it was a blockbuster one, u.s. economy added 312,000 jobs if in the month of december. that unemployment rate did tick up slightly higher to 3.9%.

. >> let's talk about anthony scaramucci possibly another problem with another job. >> he was seen in the office, switzerland which means he must have been -- left the celebrity big brother house. there is a report that says he lasted just 6 days which makes his time in the celebrity big brother house much less then the 11 days he spent at the white house. so something to say about this topic. if he left celebrity big brother then i'm seriously done with this whole series forever. he was one of my all-time favorite players o'connor, a big fan. >> i've never seen celebrity big brother but maybe i will tune in. he is on the cutting block. the whole cast of characters, thank you so much. the time is half past the top of the hour and donald from delaying the state of the union until the shutdown is over but was this just another power play by nancy pelosi? a group of republican congressman touring the border to get a firsthand look at the crisis facing our country, north carolina congressman ted budd was one of them and says we desperately need the wall. he joins us next. ♪ - in a cross

anthony scaramucci is trying to survive in the big brother house longer than the white house. he made his debut on the show, celebrity big brother, revealing he still has access to the president. >> i street ill get along with the president. i talk to him probably once or twice a month. i'm usually the one making the call. i would say maybe a portion of the public dislikes me because of my trump support. i had a great time. i haven't come across one person who doesn't think i'm nuts going into the big brother house, probably the reason i'm doing it. it will last longer than my stint at the white house god willing. i started at the white house with a chain saw and hockey mask. i left a big mark there and expect to leave a big mark in the big brother house, few. >> i questioned why he was doing it and now i understand. now, i understand perfectly. he's perfect for the "big brother house," he's perfect for the show. >> there's another piece of news. julie chen moonves who introduced herself as julie chen moonves and her husband was in so much trouble. there was more news connecte

>> reporter: well, anthony scaramucci loongs likes to elongate his and hill i use elevated language to say the same thing. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> reporter: it's one thing for pink. ♪ so stand up >> reporter: or metallica to sing it. >> so what! >> so wham so what. >> reporter: but for politicians, it's often the retort of last resort. >> says who? >> reporter: me, jeanie mos. >> who cares? >> cnn. >> so what! >> reporter: new york. >> who cares? >> thank you for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening, we begin with a question. is president trump's tv lawyer rudy guiliani really bad at his job or is he very, very good at muddying the waters? whatever it is, he was at it again today and over the weekend. first, quickly, some background, not withstanding the water muddying and smoke blowing the central facts were pretty clear. when we left you friday night, robert mueller's office had taken a rare step of disputing buzzfeed that president trump instructed his former corporate attorney michael cohen to lie to congress about the real estate deal the t

and then a week and a half after that anthony scaramucci said this. >> somebody said to me yesterday, i won't tell you who, that if the russians actually hacked this situation and spilled out those e-mails you would have never seen it. you would have never had any evidence of them. >> i don't know who this anonymous person is that said if the russians had done it we wouldn't have been able to detect it. >> how about it was the president. >> big surprise. it only took 16 days for putin's defense to become the position of the trump administration. you know what it reminds me of? this. >> from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president of the united states. >> no puppet. >> and it's pretty clear -- >> you're the puppet. >> i don't know. no puppet, no puppet. if not a puppet maybe his parrot. the president doesn't have to commit a crime to do you wrong. and do you wrong in ways that could jeopardize his position. here is the key consideration. if he doesn't want to be perceived as being in the pocket of putin, why does h

even anthony scaramucci was like, "can you believe this freaking guy?" [ laughter ] a lot of people noticed how close the camera was to trump during his speech. to put it in perspective, here's how oval office speeches normally look. and now here's trump's. [ laughter ] they had to crop out all the resignation letters on trump's desk, i guess. [ applause ] but i read that trump's staff was very happy with the speech, and thought he was calm and controlled. crushed up 20 benadryls an i saw that during the speech, protesters outside the white house held up a giant sign that said "fake crisis." check this out. this is -- yeah. of course, trump was looking at that sign from the opposite side. so he was like, "sisirc, ekaf? [ laughter ] adele dazeem." [ laughter ] well, after trump spoke, democratic leaders, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer delivered a response. and a lot of people are talking about how creepy they look standing next to each other. check it out right there. look at that. [ laughter ] oh, my gosh. they look like extras from the movie "get out."

anthony scaramucci repeated it. that became a statement from the white house regarding russian interference. >> he bought that argument from putin. >> he said he thought it was a good argument. that's why you have seen the president so many times when asked about believing or not just believing but confronting them, which is what most of the intelligence agencies said he did but they believe would be the appropriate response. that's why you see he said, well, i confronted him about it. he denied it. there's only so many times i can ask him. that's why you saw what we saw in helsinki. you witnessed the president standing next to him saying he didn't see why it would be russia. the next day trying to clean it up, even though there's not much cleaning up. >> the president is not -- he was not happy with bill barr. he was pretty angry about what's going on. stick around. more news we're following. >>> president trump stoking uncertainty and anxiety over at the pentagon. top officials are privately speaking out. life isn

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scaramucci. look at the list we have compiled. fake story after fake story. now, "the washington examiner" put this together. 47 printed pages for one year alone against donald trump of fake news that they breathlessly report. unbridled. remember what i said at the beginning of the year hatred of the president. so many forced corrections. but then they just keep doing it again and again. how many anonymous sources hear, rumors, do you think any of this is good for the country? are they looking out for your security? , the economy, the better job for your children? a better future for our grand kids? you know what? right now one more notch in the old fake news belt. it is beyond disgusting. you just saw it all, all day, people screaming impeach, impeach, impeach. this is all the hate that we get as i have been saying every second, every minute, every hour of every day from the democrats. the hate trump press and, of course, the deep state. now, all of a sudden today the hate trump media was concer