you look at big brother and what is it designed to do?can't avoid it, toby! i know, hazards of the job, affairs... i can't avoid it, toby! i know, hazards of thejob, do affairs... i can't avoid it, toby! i know, hazards of the job, do you really wa nt know, hazards of the job, do you really want to sit in front of more television where people are being provoked and pushed into conversations where or argument arise? love island on the other hand was fairly happy viewing. was it? it was fairly happy viewing. was it? it was sunny, it was less about confrontation and arguments. you know, it feels like quite a change in some of the public‘s appetites. marvellous. thank you for coming in. they're thank you. now the weather. hello. it is a slowly improving picture across the country with the mix of rain, sleet and snow eventually clearing away as we head into the overnight period. it'll still be cold in eastern areas before this milder air makes inroads from the west. more rain across the south—west. localised flooding. a much milder end to the

big brother in the united states, right?nced the celebrities and the big surprise. >> amarosa has gone from the white house to the big brother house. ( cheering ) >> stephen: wow. and that is the headline. there are eleven celebrities but she is the one everyone is fascinated by, you love her, hate her. >> stephen: it literally is a headline. >> yes. >> stephen: because just moments ago she was this close to the seat of power. >> yes. >> stephen: and a big seat it is. >> and i'm sure she -- very clever. >> stephen: thank you very much. i used to work on clever central. ( laughter ) >> stephen: uh-huh. i think everyone wants to know what her 12 months was like in the white house. >> stephen: yes. and they want to know the circumstances of her exiting the white house. >> stephen: she was escorted out by security is what i understand. >> yes. they want you to think kicking and screaming, and i'm sure everyone has their own version of how that went. >> stephen: sure. and i think, now, she has a place to talk all day long, 24-7,

, because a lot of like creepy big brother. >> until i said it's not creepy big brother. trick. that's the the trick is, so that the user is in control of the information. advertise -- you only make available, let's take the xample of, working on new sensor technologies that detect your biochemistry. you would only be willing to your that data with doctor, and maybe friends an amily if they are acting as your custodian or your caretaker. where, making that available is clearly the right hing to do, because i'll pose to you the way it's done today and you know it very well. you go to the doctor once a year, maybe, if your spouse bothers you to do that. that's how it is in my house anyway. but then, doctor asks you, how are you feeling? you make up your response, so up, if you don't make it it's inaccurate. it's a reflex of how you're feeling on that particular day during the you felt course of the year and you present no data to them. of measurements and hope that at one moment in time they can diagnose you on a set of sed measurements. maybe blood and heart rate and press

so is i think we're moving away from scary big brother much more to i don't know if we call it friendly little brother, friendly personal assistant might be the way, but that's the world we're moving towards, and i think it's much better than we currently live in. >> host: moving towards, at what point are we going to get there? >> guest: ooh, now we're crystal ball gazing, aren't we? i'd say 2020 you'll start seeing clear signs of this. there will be things that are automated that you can already begin to see, trucks driving large platoons on highways that are relatively autonomous. that's a form of automation. there'll be some home tasks that are automatically managed for you. there'll probably be the beginnings of medical management where you'll be wearing some sophisticated, whether it's glucose monitoring or high blood pressure monitoring twices that actually are beginning to provide advice to you instead of automate your health care. and by 2020 i think that'll be true. by 2030 it'll be in full swing, i can say. we predicted that this productivity growth where we change everything

what do you think those people on that celebrity big brother make? to, like, what's the enticement? like i guess if you win, you get the big prize? >> they're casino every like -- >> do you feel like once a reality tv star always a reality tv star. you know? >> keeps them relevant. people like that? >> well, it keeps them in the news. >> relevant is subjective. >> my goodness. >> peanut butter out of the cubards? i don't know. >> forget weight and money, i would rather talk about this all day. >> or the weather. >> yes, the weather is very, very active in the next couple every days, a lot of different things going on, not one major storm for our area per say, but there are multiple opportunities for some snow in the forecast here. as we take a live look pretty quiet tranquil view of main street here in bethlehem. it is looking not necessarily clear overhead, we have a lot of clouds, but none of the clouds are low to the grounds, not this time anyway. so pretty clearview, even way off to the south here. overlooking south mountains. so looking good in

she will be in the first celebrity edition of cbs's big brother.ies on the show on a commercial during the grammys last night. ahead, the host of big brother, julie chen, will stop by studio 57. >>> officials say a small plane made a nighttime emergency landing on a freeway south of los angeles last night. a driver on the freeway took video of the plane on the side of the road. the fire department says everyone on board got out and there were no injuries. the twin-engine plane was reportedly heading to santa ana when the pilot reported engine trouble. >>> tennis great roger federer returned to familiar ground by winning his sixth australian open yesterday. >> federer, the timeless one reaches 20 grand slam titles. >> federer became the first men's tennis player to win 20 grand slam titles. he defeated marin cilic in five sets at the age of 36 years and 173 days. federer also becomes the second oldest man to win a grand slam in the open era. >>> it looks like major league soccer might be returning to miami. soccer great david beckham and a group of

>> this is the "big brother" house. that is the key ticket to take it all the way in "big brother."s not chump change. remind everybody if they haven't watched the show about the voting process. >> it is a little bit of a popularity contest. you're right. it's a struggle, competing against everyone for power. you have to get votes to stay to get nominated and every time there's a new head of household, they're going to nominate two people. i could say, norah and john, the two of you are up for eviction and the rest of the house has to vote. and you have to -- >> that's like get on 57th street and order your taxi as gayle would say. >> and there's no electoral college. now, omarosa has, some would say, come from a reality show and engaged in another. how much is politic going be something she brings in or is that something he has to leave at the door? >> well, you have to see who the other guests are and how much they want to talk about politics. >> talk about what yoes euro most zrieted about the guests who are coming. >> other than omarosa? >> yes. we've talked about rudy and sugar

she will be joining the cast of "celebrity big brother."get out 2." [ laughter ] insiders say she left the white house for "big brother" because she wanted a more stable work environment. and this is a start because omarosa could become the first person ever eliminated from "the apprentice," the trump administration, and "celebrity big brother." i like this idea. i have to say i think "big brother" should be nothing but former members of the trump administration. >> announcer: they went from the white house to our house. join seven ousted trump staffers. omarosa, sean spicer, steve bannon, anthony scaramucci, james comey, pikiell flynn and sally yates. locked inside the "big brother" house for three months of drama. >> it's a pretty close-knit group. >> he's a total and complete phony. >> backstabbing. >> where i grew up in the neighborhood i'm from we're front stabbers. >> and revenge. >> i'm going to go after her with a vengeance of all of omarosa. >> with 76 cameras and 100 microphones capturing their every move. >> lordy, i hope there a

i got to go to media day at "big brother." we were in the house for about 14 hours.he challenges and you can only eat the food they give you. there are no pens, no newspapers, no telephones. you don't have your phone. you can only talk to each other. after half a day you start to go insane. i cannot imagine what will happen to her. at least on other shows like survivor, you get to walk around the island in bathe and fetch water and chop open coconuts but you are stuck with each other in a stinky house on the studio lot. i will never forget. >> kimberly: that's not nice. i really dislike bad smell stories. she loves this because she is hoping to get in there and make a scene in a spectacle and get everybody going at each other and she will do that and that's why they are delighted to have her. of course there's going to be drama. of course that equals ratings. this is what she's good at. she is like a specialist in this field of total chaos. >> greg: that hurts. >> juan: i think per anna is the word you are looking for. it's like that. when i think back to what happen

going from a apprentice to the white house to big brother here. you could talk about the cultural moment. if i'm in the white house and om arosa has said things that concern me. she said she saw things and heard things about race that upset her. how worried are you about this platform? >> she's very mindful about her cashing in opportunities, she is made a decision to go to cbs and go to big brother to do it there. she could have tried to get a book deal and could have done stayed media appearances. she's going into a world, you know, where, you know, she could be flippant, she can make offhand comments about donald trump and it just -- and make money doing it, but as sort of a -- it is just -- it sets you back a little bit. going from one reality tv show that is essentially the presidency, you know, going into a big brother house, i can't tell if it's a step up or down. >> all right. great to have you with us today. tune in i guess next week to the episode of some reality show out there. >>> what will the house intelligence committee decided to o

the big brothers and big sisters movement began in 1904. big brothers and big sisters currently operate throughout the u.s. and in 12 countries around the world. children joining big brothers and big sisters are carefully placed in one-on-one older nships with an volunteer and a key stage in thr delopmt. these children are less likely to engage in such behiors, such as drug use, other illegal activities, or social dysfunction. one such big brother, andrew jones, signed up for the program. years ago we met a young 12-year-old and this boy was a low-income, single parent household. his mother worked a lot of overtime at a local hospital. misguided, the boy was already on probation at 12 years old. hanging around the wrong crowd and headed in the wrong direction. mr. speaker, andrew would take the boy to the english grill restaurant for a weekly 222 breakfast, two eggs, two pancakes, two sausages. he would teach the boy everything from having a napkin on his lap at the dinner table to stock options. for years to come andrew would attend hundre

are now patting themselves on the back for their perceived success of their exciting new layer of big brother crime fighting dubbed project green lights not to be confused with matt damon and ben affleck's a little movie thing they did the detroit news explains that local businesses are now paying somewhere between four thousand and six thousand to a loud police to monitor businesses video surveillance speeds in real time the cost covers installation of high definition cameras and lighting in exchange participating companies are given priority one status sun police dispatch a detroit mayor mike doogan has been doing back flips over this bizarre public private partnership stating carjackings are down forty percent in two years there is just no other explanation besides green light and while i'm infinitely happy that you've seen a drop in carjacking mr. mayor that's a good thing i'm i'm a tad concerned about the constitutional tight rope you're walking right now not to mention the very disturbing pay to play policing quake meyer you've gotten himself into which means i think it's time for the p

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>> he does, big brother. big brother always picks it up. >> jimmy: is that how it works?ow it works. >> jimmy: company you talk to any of the young guys on the league? do you follow them? >> i follow them, rob is a close family friend, he and i talk all the time. i follow the young guys. >> jimmy: do you ever pick up the phone and call any of those guys? >> kuzma i'll speak to every now and then. they've got a bright future. you've got to be patient. last thing you want to do is break the team up, then four, five years from now look back and see how great they are someplace else. >> j impatient because we're used to having great players like you, shalk, magic, kareem, all these guys, one after the other, den we can't understand it when they're suddenly low. >> we didn't come out winning championships. we were horrible. we were getting swept by the jazz, swept by the spurs, we stunk. >> jimmy: do you tell that to the players when you go into the locker room? >> i do, i tell them it's a process. ultimately you've got to go through it. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break,

in the back for their perceived success of their exciting new layer of big brother crime fighting dubbed project green lights not to be confused with matt damon and ben affleck's a little movie thing they did the detroit news explains that local businesses are now paying somewhere between four thousand and six thousand to allow police to monitor businesses video surveillance speeds in real time the cost covers installation of high definition cameras and lighting in exchange participating companies are given priority one status sun police dispatch of detroit mayor mike doogan has been doing back flips over this bizarre public private partnership stating carjackings are down forty percent in two years there is just no other explanation besides green light and while i'm infinitely happy that you've seen a drop in carjacking mr mayor that's a good thing i'm i'm a tad concerned about the constitutional tight rope you're walking right now not to mention the very disturbing pay to play policing quake mire you've gotten himself into which means i think it's time for the people of detroit and the

some of these critical programs are included but not limited to big brothers and big sisters of central california, focus fresno, and care fresno. when i was a senior at fresno state just a few years ago i was a mentor in the big brother program, and let me tell you, my little brother, philip yancy, i still remember until this day. i thought i was doing a good job by giving some of my time but i tell you i gained much more in appreciation with the challenges this young man had and for the 18 months i was his mentor i hope i made a difference. clearly i know philip made a difference in my life. so it's a two-way street. mentoring is not just helping those young people in our communities, but i will tell you it is a rewarding experience. sadly, still, there are an estimated nine million young people throughout the united states who do not have mentors or positive adult role models as a part of their lives outside of their home and that's why i join with many of my colleagues in co-sponsoring the resolution to make january national mentoring month. we need to raise awareness of significant

trip oh no my name is pear trees cabaret and i live in why do i have a big brother three big sisters and a little sister. in. law met by my parents were farmers that major road construction work meant they lost their land. now they don't do anything anymore. for you. and i like going to school because we learn lots there and because all my friends of the. we never get bored listening. boys anyway this is. one. i want to be a lawyer because there's so much injustice. and there aren't enough people defending the rule of law. would be fun to say the least. but. here we are but i'm happy when everyone around me is happy because when they're happy they also do everything to make you happy. they're doing. a lot of politicians in some countries only care about their own personal interests. and then they don't care about the rest of the people. who. live a little bit. more federal whereas by paul. well i don't travel very much but from what i read about other children i think that in other parts of the world they really suffer. especially street kids and some of them get really badly exploit

and i'll tell you something else right now rio i like big cities brother for new yorkers right but i like come to chicago i've got a lot of old friends here we've got great deep dish pizza. and look. i think both of us we need a little cleanup i'm going to have fun barbershop and i'll bet you buddy we can find something for you to get all cleaned up nice and pretty sound good. in search of a barbershop steven finds a cornerstone in the south side neighborhood to get cleaned up and speak with the owner to get his perspective on what's happening in america it's often best to. get afternoon also big brother throwing to her own good sir i love to get cleaned up if you have some availability i got a man standing by ready for you but i got a young lady we're going to give you shampoo first as you're going to take a haircut free thank you do me a favor have a seat with your righty thanks. while waiting steven decides to photo bomb some selfies. you guys especially climb mr really good with shampoo are all from a big robot and also gives unsolicited relationship despite. your problems. you b

i'll tell you something else right now rio i like big cities brother for new yorkers read what i like come to chicago i've got a lot of old friends here we've got great deep dish pizza. and look. i think both of us we need a little cleanup i'm going to find a partner shop i'll bet you buddy we can find something for you to get all planed up nice and pretty sound good. in search of a barber shop stephen finds a cornerstone in the south side neighborhood to get cleaned up and speak with the owner to get his perspective on what's happening in america itself and they're still. there also big brother thought i had to come good sir i love to get cleaned up if you have some availability i got a man standing by ready for you when i got a young lady we're going to give you a shampoo first if you're going to take a haircut free thank you do me a favor have a seat with your righty thanks a lot. while waiting steven decides to photo bomb some selfies. you guys have messed around the good with shampoo are all from a big mess. it's good to shampoo are all from a big problem and also gives unsolicit

>> he does, big brother. big brother always picks it up. >> jimmy: is that how it works?how it works. >> jimmy: company you talk to any of the young guys on the league? do you follow them? >> i follow them rob is a close family friend he and i talk allth guys. >> jimmy: do you ever pick up the phone and call any of those kuzma i'll speak to every now and then. they've got a bright future. you've got to be patient. is break the team up then four five years from now loo and see how great they are someplace else. >> jimmy: lakers fans tend to be impatient because we're used to having great players like you, shalk, magic kareem all these guys one after the other, den we can't understand it when low. >> we didn't come out winning championships. we wer we were getting swept by the jazz swept by the spurs we stunk. >> jimmy: do you tell that to players when you go into the >> i do i tell pr've got to go through it. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break, come back. yo beautiful animated film that could potentially, i know up with an crowded shelf. kobe bryant ere. theie called "d

. >> despite the chaos justin said they want to make silas a big brother. >> i want to have as many ascan if i'm being honest. >> for now justin is focusing on music. his new album drops february 2 n. two days later he takes on the super bowl halftime stage. ♪ >> a lot of my music i wouldn't play for my son. although i did play "filthy" for him. ♪ >> he was like so we'll when that r kicks in. >> after first hinting to "e.t." jess can's voice has a cameo at the end of the track justin told zo zane lowe she's credited on the album. >> does she get points? >> she gets all the points, bro. are you married? do you know how this works? >> the real question is will she come out and dance with him at the super bowl. >> marriage is also on the mind of prince harry and meghan markle. >> the royal bride to be has picked a top secret designer for her wedding gown and has had a fitting. the course lt. reports megan's close friend is helping with the dress and planning the wedding. >> we brought so many rin ses dresses. >> jessica also helped megan pick out a dress for an episode of her show suits.

. >> meanwhile, amorosso newman the big brother house.osso you may recall served as advisor to president trump before loafing his administration earlier this month. before that she appeared three times on donald trump's the apprentice. other house guests include american pie actress shannon liz belt, keisha night, who played rudy on the cosby show, and nba champion world peace, big brother premiers february 7th, right here on cbs-3. >> well, panera bread recalling cream cheese products because of a possible wistaria contamination. >> recalling with expiration dayton or before april 2nd of this year. so far there are no report of illnesses, but it can cause life threatening infections in young children, frail people or seniors. >> may be monday, but something to get your weaken off to popping start. >> national bubble wrap appreciation day. yes, apparently that's a thing and did you know that bubble wrap was originally designed to be sort of a 3d wallpaper. engineers create waited it in 1957 but people didn't like how it look on their wall

i think were moving away from scary big brother to frankly a friendly. >> moving towards, at what point will we get there? >> i would say 2020 you will start seeing clear signs of it. you can only see highways and things will be relatively autonomous. the be some home test that will be managed for you. medical management where you will be wearing some sophisticated thing weathered glucose monitoring or high blood pressure monitoring devices that can sort of automate your healthcare. by 2030 it will be in full swing. we predicted that we change everything and it becomes automated. it's not that far off. certainly before you and i have left this plane. we should be much more satisfied and empathize with each other much more. >> it's an interesting paradox what people think about the ai paradox. the machine is good things that humans are poor at. and humans are good at things that machines are poor it. if you think about that machines are good at repetitive tasks. but as you go from thing to thing is meant to answer this question certainly things deviate like your driving exactly the same

. >> you're going to be a big brother, buddy, this summer. >> huh-uh. >> we're going to have a baby.> huh-uh. >> is this a no way or is this like, no way, i don't want it. >> it's an huh-uh. >> are you happy? >> huh-uh. >> dean, are you upset? are you happy? >> okay. >> i'm out. >> he's just leaving. >> he's like, no, i'm not here, i'm not having it. i got to go. y'all let me know when you get it together. >> he's so tiny. >> his dad happens to be a radio personali personality at kiss 95.1. >> bye. where are you going some. >> the baby is due summer 2018. he revealed the pregnancy on his show, dean, get on board. >> this video demonstrates how difficult a job firemen have, even if they're not fighting a fire, they're having to do something to save someone's life. this video comes to us from buenos aires. i don't think it takes a big guess to figure out what this man has on his mind to do. the police got a call from this man's girlfriend. she said he had beat her up and threatened her father with a knife. and then he was trying to jump out the window, so the police called in the speci

. >> what does big brother milo think of this? >> i don't know if he'll like it.ast week with a cake. it took me until 10:30 to put him down. he won't be doing that again. >> travel consideration provided by -- . >> tomorrow on "e.t." "this is us" goes all in on comedy. >> i was like this is what we're doing today? >> why you'll laugh more than you cry. >> plus the '80s tv mom ready to join the pearson party. >> make the call. >> tomorrow on "e.t." >> barbra streisand and james brolin celebrate their 20th anniversary. >> i want you to listen to what james told us about their relationship. >> what do you love most about barbra today? >> it's always -- i'm always welcome when i get home. i always get notes hurry home. when she's busy, she's really focused. i think part of our good relationship is i understand that. if i come to her with something important, she says i don't have time right now. you know, she doesn't have time. that's the way the mind works. >> you know what's interesting about that -- >> i don't have time for that kevin. >> that's why we work. >> br

her reality star roots, draining the health of "celebrity big brother" next season.e cast of "the apprentice." she is reportedly writing a book or at least considering it. most watch, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening h us. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. ♪ ♪ gsh ♪ ♪ >> bret: a live look here on capitol hill a beautiful but crisp look at the nation's capitol as we are now just moments away from president trump delivering his first official state of the union address. good evening from washington, i'm bret baier. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum. president trump is set to enter the house chamber like many before him sergeant at arms announcing the president of the united states to the speaker of the house and to the american people. >> bret: we have a full slate of people preview break down the president's speech and the democrats' response. but,

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. >>> a big brother was born with two minutes left in 2017. and then little sister aytana came into the world 18 minutes later which means they were born in different years. >> he's going to tease her. i'm a year older than you. >> in addition to having different birth dates and years, joaquin was the last baby of 2017. you guessed it, his sister was the first of the new year. everyone is doing just fine. a big congratulations to the whole family. >>> coming up in "the skinny," the bachelor is back and mariah carey gets redemption. all the feathers were back. but what about that tea she wanted some tea. we'll break down her performance. >> we'll get to the bottom of this. >>> for the first time, a former miss america is taking the helm of the pageant in the of wake of a sexism scandal. helm of the pageant in the of wake of a sexism scandal. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program.

has he made up with big brother nick?n't have a sound check, but it's new year's baby. >> nobody will ever forget mariah carey's self-proclaimed nightmare in 2016. she couldn't sing because her in-if ear monitor was not working. >> while the sing went well, there was still an issue. ♪ with the strength to carry on ♪ ♪ and cast the fears aside >> she wasn't kidding about the disaster part of course. but, because she asked and stopped and asked for some tea. i'm hoping she got her some hot tea in aspen. that's where we spotted her with her boyfriend days before ne year's eve. >> matching cowboy hats. what does that mean? >> they're in love. >> that's what i was going to say. >> bye, everybody. i'm home. hey, it's dinner. a lot happens on your wooden surfaces. luckily, no one cleans and kills germs better than clorox disinfecting wipes. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one truste