anthony: 1978. ken: bernie and arthur -- the deal was, they got 45% of the company, but they had to use those shares to bring people and until we went public. you want it bad enough it is coming out of your hide. i got 5% which i promptly construe beaded to my coat -- distributed to my co-owners. then we raced $2 million for 50% of the company. i put in $100,000, 5% of the $2 million. with 40 other investors. we had people for $25,000. if you invested that, it is about $140 million today. anthony: a compounded annual rate of return. ken: not even counting the dividend. gary: any idea? 1500? ken: the key to the company is the people. these wonderful associates of hours -- our, they are not among the best -- they are the very best. anthony: talk about what matters when you first started in management. you have an unbelievable eye for talent. ken: listen, if i have an open mind -- i have 380,000 pairs of eyes, 380,000 brains and people with common sense that see and understand what the customer needs a

anthony: i' m anthony scaramucci. today he shares insights and output on what to expect from the fed in coming months, and how you can profit from it all. lou: this show has never been solely about investments. we' ve talked about anything that affected people and their money. >> from times square in new york city, the new "wall street week." anthony: we are pleased to welcome stephen tananbaum, managing partner and chief investment officer. steve, great to have you on the show. steve: i' m from new york city, my parents still live in the same apartment was born in. upper east side, i went -- i i graduated high school there. >> were did you go to college? steve: vassar. >> when did you study? >> economics. >> you think you were going to end up on wall street? i were to the law firm, didn' really enjoy it. i ordered the forbes stock market course over the mail, -- >> $450. steve: i had to trade stocks with bar mitzvah money. that was my spending money. >> and bar mitzvah envy. [laughter] steve: that' got enough money t

anthony: i am anthony scaramucci . welcome to "wall street week ." today it' s about market volatility. the federal reserve, and activism. gary: i am gary kaminsky our panel debates capitalism and what it means for you and your money. >> this show has never been solely about investments. we talked about anything that affected people and their money. >> from times square in new york city, the new "wall street week ." anthony: we are pleased to welcome dick groat also, former chairman and ceo of the new york stock exchange, donald, the chairman and cofounder of casablanca capital, and james founder of new oak capital. gary: your focus on activism, as what is this a climate where investors benefit? dick: the. that investors don' t benefit is a lot of nonsense. it' s a little bit like -- he may have a comment on this -- it' s like the late 1970' s and early 1980' s with the boom in the united states. activism is one step removed from the takeover boom. instead of bidding for the whole company, you go in . you don' t go in because you want to lose money.

anthony. age-old. robert.firefighter we love - - we love you, we miss you and you would be very proud how old your family has developed in the years without use. >> and my grandmother everything i worked hard for in strive to beat is for you and all that i love. >> salvatore. carl allen. john. angeles zoos and peres. anthony perez. nancy perez. joseph john. edward. glenn perry. glenn perry sr.. john william perry. franklyn alan. dna. michael john. gavin pearson. donald arthur peterson. jean. william. mark peterson. phillips got. -- scott. port authority police officer dominic. called the neck elizabeth. kevin pfeiffer. ken john. led wake -- ludwig. dennis appears. and bernard. nicholas. and my eight bader port authority police officer who is forever our hero we love and miss every day. >> and my cousin, 14 years later and we still think about you every day. with your beautiful daughters who both just started there first year in college a couple of weeks ago. a share your tremendous passion for life, your curio

maher >> thomas anthony mahon >> william j. mahoney >> joseph daniel maio >> takashi makimoto >> abdu ali malahi >> debora i. maldonado >> myrna t. maldonado-agosto >> alfred russell maler >> gregory james malone >> edward francis maloney iii >> joseph e. maloney >> gene edward maloy >> christian maltby >> francisco miguel mancini >> and my nephew kevin nathaniel, who i'm certain is astounded by how much he's loved and missed by everyone in our family, especially his mom. you're always in our hearts. we miss your smile. god bless you. god bless our troops, cop, and firefighters, and god bless the united states of america. >> and lead flight attendant on flight american airlines 11, my cousin karen ann martin. >> joseph mangano >> sara elizabeth manley >> debra mannetta >> marion victoria manning >> terence john manning >> james maounis >> alfred giles marchand joseph >> ross marchbanks jr. >> peter edward mardikian >> charles joseph margiotta >> edward joseph mardovich >> kenneth joseph marino >> lester v. marino >> vita marino

anthony. age-old. robert. my cousin firefighter we love - - we love you, we miss you and you would be very proud how old your family has developed in the years without use. >> and my grandmother everything i worked hard for in strive to beat is for you and all that i love. >> salvatore. carl allen. john. angeles zoos and peres. anthony perez. nancy perez. joseph john. edward. glenn perry. glenn perry sr.. john william perry. franklyn alan. dna. michael john. gavin pearson. donald arthur peterson. jean. william. mark peterson. phillips got. -- scott. port authority police officer dominic. called the neck elizabeth. kevin pfeiffer. ken john. led wake -- ludwig. dennis appears. and bernard. nicholas. and my eight bader port authority police officer who is forever our hero we love and miss every day. >> and my cousin, 14 years later and we still think about you every day. with your beautiful daughters who both just started there first year in college a couple of weeks ago. a share your tremendous passion for life,

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it's early, do we have any issues on the road yet, anthony? >> we do have a sigalart that's been issued. i want to update. marsh creek road coming through clayton, alternate through br t brentwood. it is at bragdon where they've closed it. highway 4 is suggested the alternate. not much happening across the peninsula but in san francisco we have a couple of accidents. 280 southbound just past daley city. crews are trying to clear an accident on the shoulder. >>> 4:36. going to court for refusing to grant same-sex marriage licenses in kentucky. now that kentucky clerk is causing a commotion and has to explain her values versus her duties. gosaco.vo a ntuyclk iinving >>> you are using god for hate. >> no, i'm not. >> earlier than kentucky clerk invoked god's authority, quote, unquote, and perhaps the wrath now of a federal court. today she is going to face a judge after refusing to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples in kentucky. >>> today kris sanchez is here. the clerk could face fines, even some jail time. >> fines and jail time, but n

i was in that context that i met anthony. a feeling of relief and pleasure i had when anthony brought this chairman of the subcommittee who ziet it had budget of the agency i worked for, that's a big deal, to come of a tour of the library and i got to give the tour. and anthony will correct me if i'm wrong, but congress used powerful language. the pleasure and disbelief wassia joy for me to -- was a joy for me to see. it meant a lot to me and i will always be grateful to anthony for that. i'm equally grateful, that's why i'm here today, that he took time to write a book. he started working before he started working before the government. some people go to government and then write books. anthony is the only one that writes, if you have a scholar, you use the lower part of the bifocals. if you were a young person in a high school or elementary near a library, if you're a student of a museum or director, what you see in the bottom are very different and many people in the country who try to make sense of the museum. anthony is

raul hernÁndez. >> and my son anthony hernÁndez. children work hard because they want you to be proud of them. >> my son michael. i misyou -- miss you every day. they wanted to come here but it was not possible. everyone thinks of you and they remember you and they are growing as tall as you are already and they are 12 and 13 and your children are also missing you all of the time and the older ones, i love you and miss but i'll be hoping to see you when jesus comes, amen. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] new paragraphs [reading names] >> [reading names] >> [reading names] >> [reading names] >> not a day goes by that we do not think about you. our hearts are broken forever. we but we go by each day with your wonderful memory and we love you and miss you so much. your family and nieces andames nephews send you their love. >> [reading names]memories i >> memories are the only realhe treasures that humans can hope to hold onto. i really wishin that you were hu to meet your granddaughterd because she reminds me of you so m

and anthony, you said thank god for chloroform. let's just make sure that was a joke. >> thank you so much. >> absolutely. >> not that you would ever get in trouble for saying things. >> no. saying things, doing things, teflon anthony. >> remy, you said you hate to say it but the study is probably right. why do you hate to say it? >> doesn't it seem like it should not be right? the fact that a quality that makes men more attractive to women should also be something that makes women more attractive to men? that is why i hate to say it. >> and if women want something like that in a mate, what is wrong with it? >> there is nothing wrong with it. if i find a man more attractive because he could make me laugh, i would want that to be the same if i make him laugh, that i become more attractive. but probably i don't. >> okay. >> i would want it, but that is why i hate to say the story is true. >> all right. okay. school shooting prank. tom you said three smiley faces like the kid put after his snap chat is the internationally recognized s

back over to you. >>> anthony, in the market for a new ride? tesla just unveiled the long-awaited model x just in time for christmas. >> i think we're all in the market for that. farmers markets and food stamps. why some lawmakers are pushing for a new bill now awaiting the governor's signature. food stamps at your local farmers markets.. right now -- a bill to expand access to fresh produce is awaiting a signature from governor brown. >>> food stamps at your local farmer's market right now awaiting a signature from governor brown. >> stephanie truong live in our san francisco newsroom with the impact this bill could have. trying to pro moment nutritional eating for lower income folks. >> reporter: this would allow for more buying power of fresh fruit and vegetables for those who may be struggling to put food on the table, this at farmers markets all using food stamps. there was an estimated 11 million californians, more than 11 million living in poverty. san francisco assemblyman phil teen says they don't have access to the food at farmers mar

you are here to hear anthony. i want to briefly introduce him to you and tell you about why i think the work he did on your behalf is very important. first of all, welcome home. anthony is the proud bearer of an ms degree and is now known the school of professional studies. i knew him in a different context. he is a former speechwriter, committee, professional staffer and legislative director. 111th congress and 11th congress he directed hearings of the national archives of the national library. you can see that three times i will give you an award. it was in that context that i got to know him. i will never forget the feeling of relief and pleasure i had when anthony brought the chairman of the subcommittee who decided the budget of the agency i worked for. he invited him to, on a two or of the library. i got to give that to her. anthony will correct me if i am wrong, i remember that congressman clay use some very colorful language when i walked him through the library and explained to him how we were going to tu

>> anthony wiener! >> one of the great sleazebags of our time. anthony wiener, do you know that? she's married to anthony wiener. you know, the little bing, bing, bing, bong, bong. i love you very much. no, think of it. so huma is getting classified secrets. she's married to anthony wiener, who's a perv. do you think there's even a 5% chance he's not telling anthony wiener now of a public relations firm, what the hell is coming across? do you think there's even a little bit of a chance? i don't think so. >> the following day donald trump defended those attacks. >> were you too hard? >> no, i think it's a very dangerous thing when she's receiver of so much of this very important information, and she's married to a guy who is psychologically disturbed. >> he reaffirmed his position, tweeting huma abedin, the wife of perv sleaze back anthony wiener was a major security risk as a collector of info. and back with us are jonathan chait and howard dean. this seems to be a way to mispronounce huma abedin and to say that she's the wife of sleazebag anthony wiener. go ahead, jonathan chait

[laughter] anthony jeselnik is here. you're here, anthony. what happened? is daniel tosh busy getting fisted in key west? [laughter] it's great to see my old friend jeffrey ross here tonight, doing what he does best-- sitting and watching funny people tell jokes. wow, jeff, you're even uglier than you were last year. look at that hair. look at that mop. i've seen better hair on susan boyle's taint. [laughter] don't you laugh at a hair joke, trump. look at that helmet. what do you say to a barber to get that type of hair cut? "i [bleep] your daughter"? [laughter] situation from the jersey shore. you're all over television. and you have a book out. i tried ordering your book on amazon.com. amazon said, "customers who bought this book also bought a rope and a stool." [laughter] but enough about chachi. let's get to the reason we're all here tonight-- donald trump. donald, tonight, people will make fun of your looks. [bleep] 'em! you've always gotten beautiful women. you've ruined more models' lives than bulimia. you've disa

raul hernÁndez. >> and my son anthony hernÁndez.> my son michael. i misyou -- miss you every day. they wanted to come here but it was not possible. everyone thinks of you and they remember you and they are growing as tall as you are already and they are 12 and 13 and your children are also missing you all of the time and the older ones, i love you and miss but i'll be hoping to see you when jesus comes, amen. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> wonderful memories. we love you and miss you so much. judy and emily and your nephew sarah and brandon send you their love. and my dad james, memories of the only real treasure. dad thank you so much for your memories but i really wish you could meet your granddaughter because she reminds me of you so much. i love very much and miss you. >> montgomery george. >> michael joseph. >> michael douglas. >> roberto l., jr. >> charles j. houston. >> angela m. house. >> george gerard howard. >> michael c.powell. >> steven powell. >> romana. >> marian. >> steven poca. >>

. >> plus casey anthony off the hook. the latest legal win for the infamous florida mother. scott?yce, it's been a beautiful week, a beautiful friday evening as well. we'll talk about weekend front and a cooler pattern ahead plus what to expect sunday at the linc. ♪ more kids are suffering from asthma and we still have no limits on carbon pollution which can lead to more asthma attacks in children but senator toomey has voted repeatedly to let polluters keep releasing unlimited carbon pollution into the air. and took more than one million dollars from the polluters. tell senator toomey to vote for the clean power plan, because unlimited pollution shouldn't be a right. but playing outside should be. >> broken windows, graffiti items ripped off the wall that's what parishioners say vandals left behind after breaking into a church in northeast philadelphia and as fox 29's joanne pell pileggi reports tonight police and the church want to know who did this and why. >> up like that on the wall. after that pull it out they came over here left it like that. what that meant i have no idea.

anthony: i completely agree.you look back to previous tightening runs over the last 30 years you will see the cpi was around 2%-3% for they made a move to a higher rate cycle. we are dealing with inflation around zero roughly. that is an important question that people are not asking the markets of the moments. we are near the peak of an economic cycle. maybe not right at the peak but near. around zero. what happens when we are in a down cycle? where is inflation at that point? it typically peaks in the top of the cycle. potentially a double-digit deflation. at least single-digit inflation. matt: anthony from 36 south capital advisors. join us tomorrow for a live coverage of the fed decision with a special report set for 2:00 p.m. turn the volume up. janet yellen has a news conference at 2:30 writer on bloomberg television. we will broadcast that live for you. still ahead, retired neurosurgeon ben carson is rising significantly in the polls. what can we expect to hear from the front runners at tonight's second gop

anthony, thanks. >>> we begin with the latest on the valley fire that's burning in lake county. containment has grown to 48% as crews expand control lines. 87,000 acres have burned. 580 homes are destroyed. there is concern this morning that 48% containment could shrink. it's because of the weekend weather that anthony just told us about. temperatures expected to soar. and even worse if firefighters, wind could be an issue. we also are learning the state is pushing for a federal disaster declaration. that would free up money to help fire victims. some of them have spent days in tents. this weekend, finally they'll get to return home to see what's left. fire crews say they're doing their best to help these folks transition. >> there will be a lot of people here for a while. we make it through this weekend with this warm, hot weather. cooler weather is coming we'll turn the corner and the containment lines will expand and grow. we'll get this under control and get these people home. >> a local assistanc

. >> plus casey anthony off the hook. the latest legal win for the infamous florida mother. scott?joyce, it's been a beautiful week, a beautiful friday evening as well. we'll talk about weekend front and a cooler pattern ahead plus what to expect sunday at the linc. ♪ >> broken windows, graffiti items ripped off the wall that's what parishioners say vandals left behind after breaking into a church in northeast philadelphia and as fox 29's joanne pell pileggi reports tonight police and the church want to know who did this and why. >> up like that on the wall. after that pull it out they came over here left it like that. what that meant i have no idea. >> reporter.>> reporter: reportx was ripped from the wall and turn upside down. >> on the wall there was graffiti on the. >> reporter: with an expletive laced message of hate to the church. >> it makes me sad that, you know, someone feels like they have to do something like that. >> i found the window broken and the door up to the sanctuary open. >> reporter: wayne says that vandals who broke in did so before the building's alarm syste

she is is a funny mom like roseanne or kasey anthony. comedian and author of the book "take my spouse please." i know what you are thinking and , yes, he smells like axe body spray. let's start the show. >> you know a conspiracy is real if it is on the back of a t-shirt for dogs. yes, right wing conspiracy theory appears to be a growing category in the world of on-line custom apparel. or is it? the website gawker searched internet retailers and found, for example, a remember benghazi dog t-shirt. it is down from $24.50. and what about this thong? it reads "four dead in benghazi. denied help three times by obama." and here is a hillary benghazi clinton notebook. i bought one for each of my daughters for school. and i almost wanna have another kid so i can put him or her in this onesie. it is not just about benghazi. look at these chem trail earrings. they read lies in the skies. my wife's birthday is coming up. here is a shower curtain. fantastic. and for those cold winter nights. footed pajamas that say it is pay back time, isis. screw y

let's check in now with anthony. >> good morning. to backup approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on now. also in oakland, i want to show you what's happening. we had an earlier accident 880 southbound at high street. that's been pushed over to the shoulder. getting on to the san mateo bridge, some slowing there, same for the dumbarton bridge, but more slowing across the south bay because we had an accident at 101 in oakland and san jose,nd another one popped up on san thomas expressway. this is 101 approaching the accident at oakland street. starting to see things back up here. >> thanks, anthony. >>> the images from one ohio bride's big day have gone global after a surprise gesture from one father to another. >> i got weak in the niece and everything. i couldn't have had anything better in my life. >> it all unfolded last saturday as tom bachman started walking his biological daughter brittany down the aisle. he stopped the procession and grabbed the other man who had been so important in brittany's life, her s

anthony road. travel times, no problems, 270 south, and germantown, looking good. and in town and out of town looking quite good. remember to listen to our friends at wtop 105 p.m. in the car. >>> and an american hero telling jimmy fallon on the "tonight show." >>> in your workout, turns out it's not all in >>> 6:15 now, developing this morning, the son of a baltimore police commander is in jail, accused of murdering his roommate. police tell the baltimore sun that melvin russell got into a fight with his roommate on monday and both suffered stab wounds. russell survived, the roommate died. russell is the son of lieutenant kernel melvin russell who leads the neighborhood's outreach efforts. >>> as court hearings begin in the officers charged with freddie gray's death. anthony betts will be part of the panel discussion tonight. batts was fired after a rise in crime following gray's death. the panel will follow accountability and racial issues in the justice system. >>> a man is waking up in police c

mason, anthony, thanks very much. today, two more bodies were found in burned out homes in northern california. at least five people have been killed in two large wildfires that have destroyed more than 800 homes. and in utah, searchers found the last of seven hikers killed when floodwaters rushed through zion national park on monday. the hikers were trapped in a narrow canyon. about one million people were magnitude 8.3 earthquake. at least 11 people were killed. there was fear of a tsunami but serious. still, there was a small ocean california. european leaders have called an emergency summit next week over the migrant crise. thousands are pouring in to europe, many of them fleeing the civil war in syria. they want to settle in germany, but hungary won't let them pass, and it's getting violent. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: hungarian riot police charged into the crowd, tensions boiling over, after days of trying to keep the migrants out. those caught in the stampede scrambled to get out of the way. a young mo

anthony, what do you think? could he attract -- in that case if it is institutions of all kind including the police and things like that, could he attract left and right? >> yeah, i think so. that was interesting to see though. that was trump post 9/11. you can't really bash the government like he is doing now. they are all incompetent. that would be unamerican. now trump would say let me tell you the subtle details and symbolism of "porkies." that trump is gone. he is a thing of the past. >> what did you do for that whole year? >> it was very hard to make any jokes. the first thing we did to make fun again was we took some of these tributes that they made for 9/11 and it was like yeah, the towers -- what they did was so wrong. >> it kind of brought us back into making some jokes. >> wasn't it fun to have the first laugh? >> it was amazing. we can do this after all. >> have you seen "citizen cane"? >> no. >> but i hear it is lovely. this just goes to show that oftentimes films people love the most are ones they

it is comedian anthony devito. and no one out of camouflage can hide those muscles. special forces master sergeant terry safford. let's start with an election update. so if you are not getting picked for the big debate stage, physical a fight with donald trump. at a press conference on thursday, bobbie jindle called him a nare is you cyst, ego maniac and a carnival act. the author said this -- >> donald donald trump said the bible was his favorite book, but when asked he could not name a specific or single bible verse that was important to him and had an impact on him. do you foe why? it is clear that donald strum p has never -- trump has never read the bible. the reason is he is not in the bible. >> trump did as trump do and tweeted bobbie jindle did not make the debate stage and therefore i have never met him. jindle said we have met. you wrote a check. a fool and his dad's money are parted sooner. trump looks like he has a squirrel on his head, he said. and trump fired back, oh wow, light weight governor bobbie jingle registered at less than one% in the polls mock

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let's get a look at the morning commute with anthony. >> hot through dublin. we don't have any accidents. drivers are really starting to increase here as we are looking at some congestion. not all that bad. once you get past 680 things do improve, headed over towards hayward and union city. across the san mateo bridge, no issues there. visibility pretty good this morning. wide open lanes for westbound lanes. same deal for eastbound lanes as well. in the south bay things are moving pretty good. but there is a traffic hazard, a tire in the roadway, past 101 and oakland avenue. >>> coming up -- yabba dabba -- do you have a down payment? >> do i dare even tell you what's ahead in business news? i'm not going to. laura? >> well, it walks like a presidential campaign, talks like a presidential campaign, but is it one? joe biden still isn't saying. the new evidence may point to -- yes. =sm/2ot=iceresent >>> turning now to decision 2016 and will the democratic voters have the chance to go ridin' with biden. vice president joe biden is not in the race yet but that coul

thank you, anthony. >>> ending your life.he bill that gives you the legal right to do just that is on its way to the governor's desk. >> the measure passes. >> the state senate has approved the right-to-die bill. it allows doctors to prescribe medication for terminally ill patients. governor brown has 12 days to take action. he can sign it, veto it or do nothing, which means it will automatically become law. >>> new details this morning on a story we first broke. there's another investigation at the santa clara county jail in the wake of a beating death of an inmate. three correctional deputies facing murder charges in the killing of inmate michael tyree. we now learned investigators believe inmates who witnessed the attack have been intimidated to stay quiet by deputies. yesterday investigators locked down the cellblock where the inmate died and put in new guards. >>> a dramatic jewelry heist caught on surveillance cameras. a million dollars stole in in minutes. three years later an arrest has been made. take a look at this

anthony slaughter is in for mike inouye. start with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the changing micro climate forecast. >> keeping a close eye on the radar as rain creeps closer to the coast and maybe moving into the south bay as we go into the next couple hours. some welcome news there and a much-needed rain as we head into the rest of the day. not all of us will see it. so 55 degrees is the current temperature in the north bay. you will stay dry today. 60 now in the peninsula, highs in the 60s and 70s today. the rain mainly for the south bay and parts of the east bay. i'll give you an idea of exactly what to expect and how much rain and when. that comes up in a few minutes. let's check in with anthony to see how traffic is moving. >> things running pretty good. in san francisco on 101 where we always see the slowing we have an accident. that's keeping this backup in place all morning long. there's the accident right at oakland road. but the backup goes all the way back towards tullie. also on 87, a stall near 280 c

we created a game called talking smack-ish. >> with anthony anderson-ish. >> anthony-ish. co-star past or present, the first thing that comes to mind -- >> past or present. >> i want to talk to you about pass or present. your church leader. no, this is any co-star that we come up with, you come up with a word. it's very, you know, sort of -- >> go for i had. >> rorschach test. smack or not. co-star number one, tracee ellis ross. >> beautiful-ish. >> that's good. >> most beautiful. >> lose the ish. >> and talented. >> laurence fishburne. >> scary. >> leo dicaprio. >> who is he? [ laughter ] we used to be neighbors. >> famous-ish. >> no, talented-ish immensely. >> you worked with him in what movie? "the departed" and we were neighbors living in the same building when i lived here shooting "law and order." what up, leo. >> is he on speed dial? >> nope. he wouldn't give me his number. >> all right. another departed co-star matt damon. >> funny. >> really. >> yes. all right, i love that. >> yeah. >> shia laboeuf. >> crazy. >> no ish on that. >> no ish needed there and then from

anthony, thank you. happening right now. pack your patience if you're hitting the road this holiday weekend. barrett will be closed again. second time in five weeks folks will have to figure out how toting around without the tube. it's been closed since yesterday morning and will remain closed until tuesday. this is so crews with replace a worn out section of the track. as an alternative people can use a bus. the key third metro line and 4th and king will be down to upgrade traffic signals. >>> a popular labor day destination now a danger zone for pets. this comes after a south bay's family's trip to the russian river. the family's dog died after swimming in the river last week. sonoma county health officials say the river may be contaminated with toxic allergy. the dog began convulsing and foaming at the mouth when it came out of the river. if you do go to the river stay away from algae and keep pets out of the water. >>> fighting for his life, that is the case for a kite surfer this morning after a fre

everyone, please welcome anthony anderson!se ] >> jimmy: how you doing, pal? everything good? >> everything's great, brother. i can't complain. >> jimmy: no you can't. i saw you at the emmys looking good, you were looking sharp. and even cooler, you had your son with you. >> where my little man at? >> jimmy: nathan, and he was sharp as well. he was looking good as well, man. i got to ask you, did he have fun? >> my favorite picture right there. one of them. yeah, he had a ball. he had a ball. you know, he actually -- my son is an actor. and i had him working on my show all last week. and so i was like, what a a fitting way to end the week than to accompany me to the emmys, where i'm nominated on a a show that is created about you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. mind blown. >> -- he's andre j.r. right there. that's who andre junior is patterned after on my show. >> jimmy: i mean, he's a stud. and he's, was he nervous going to the emmys? >> no, my son is cool, man. he's got a little swag to him. [ laughter ] i'm like, "son, anybod

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anthony's in for mike. but let's start out with the microclimate forecast. >> more comfortable weather today. we start out with a lot of clear skies and cool weather. look at the north bay. it is 56 degrees. in the east bay it is 62 degrees. in to the afternoon, mainly sunny, breezy and below normal for the beginning of september. but this weather does not continue into the holiday weekend. if you have outdoor plans, don't miss this forecast coming up in just a few minutes. but let's see how the roads are moving now with anthony. >> thinking about the bacon festival. you can go on twitter and find out all about. three spots of traffic to be concerned about. 101 and mckey there was an accident. 880 southbound at montague an accident there as well. south bay looking jam-packed in those areas. san mateo bridge, from 237, 887 and lalso on to the san mateo bridge, a stall there. final spot is marsh creek road. clayton ain brentwood. antioch starting to see slowing. other than that, things moving pretty good for

anthony?> dean, thanks. >>> vice president joe biden is responding to the speculation over a possible white house bid. he talked to a group thursday on whether he'll challenge hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. >> good morning. these were his first public comments about it since the death of his sonned a they were very raw. he said he's trying to figure out if he has what he calls the emotional nerm to run and he says if he does, he would not hesitate to jump in. >> the honest-to-god answer is i don't know. >> biden was invited to open up during his speech at a synago e synagogue. >> unless i can go to the parmy and the american people and say i'm able to devote my whole heart and my whole soul to this endeavor, it would not be appropriate. >> the 72-year-old vice president said he and his family are still grief-stricken after the death of his son beau from brain cancer in late may. >> my hero, the next vice president of the united states, joe biden. >> beau was delaware's attorney

i'm michelle roberts with anthony slaughter. you're promising a couple things. cooler. >> cooler, more cloud cover and even some rain. >> really? rain. >> we're excited about this this morning. welcome to the weekend. we finally made it. you know what, it's going to be a lot cooler this weekend. do enjoy that as we step outside. showers on the radar. a lot of it is not going to move into the bay area. it is going to fall apart as we head through the day. tonight we'll see a few showers. today a dry day. definitely notice an increase in humidity and temperatures coming down just a bit. more cloud cover as well. temperatures at san francisco later on, 72 there. mid-80s for east bay and peninsula and inland valleys we'll be talking about low 90s. it will still be warm especially for south bay, north bay and tri-valley. do keep in mind tonight you may hear rain move through. a rumble of thunder or two. we'll talk about that in the upcoming report. >> thank you. >>> a major fire south of sacramento and smoke can be seen across the central valley. the so-called butte

let's bring back eugene o'donnell, and anthony roman. and clint van zandt.this search change as nightfalls? >> well it is, again, it is a resource issue. the resources are on the ground and as alluded to, you are going to see night vision goggles and high-tech equipment. the aerial assets are going to be used also. it is establishing a perimeter and essentially waiting these people out. the crucial thing here is not to -- if they are located to undertake a very careful, cautious and deliberate approach so that police people are not injured or killed which could happen. these guys could dead end at the end and be willing to take the police out and other people out. approaching them in and when they are located is going to be of the utmost seriousness and needs to be done by very skilled people. other u.s. marshals are out there. the people in the front, to the extent the people are located, the people in the front should be the most skilled, disciplined, professional people. >> and officials ask resting to be on alert to suspicious activity. who are some sign

that's the small silver lining. >> sounds good, anthony. thank you. >>> new this morning a standoff in the south bay has ended peacefully. this happened in east san jose at a house near the intersection of capitol expressway and mclaughlin. police say the standoff started shortly before 8:30 last night. when a man fired his gun at a car on a nearby street. they tracked him to his home where the standoff began. at first officers thought that the man had two hostages. turns out there were none. the gunman surrendered about 2:30 after police tried various tactics to get him out. >> our officers surrounded the residence, and we verbally tried calling him out of the residence and eventually to use flash bangs and after that he did exit the residence. >> the neighborhood was forced to evacuate, but everyone is now free to return home. >>> new numbers are out about the destruction caused by the valley fire and they are not good. cal fire says nearly 900 homes have been burned by quick-moving flames that broke out last saturday. that fire is now 53

great to have -- oh, i'm anthony.n here this morning. there he is outside in times square. a couple selfies this morning. i cannot wait for "black-ish" to be back tomorrow night. >>> also later this morning he'll turn the tables and be our first celebrity guest correspondent. >> oh, boy. you guys ready for that? we'll see. >>> and we're taking you "app to school." new high-tech tools that could help your family stay organized and revolutionize the way you spend time together starting with how much time, okay, kids spend on their cell phones. >> i tried to sell elliott on that new app this morning. it looked great in the story. >> nice try. >>> let's go to amy with the morning rundown. >> the big story pope francis is just hours away from arriving here in the united states. he is topping off his visit to cuba celebrating another mass in santiago, packed with thousands. and then he'll be greeted by president obama as he arrives in washington this afternoon. the first leg of a three-city tour that also includes new york