but then the next time i met him was to give the pitch for the ipod. what would become the ipod.mily: you gave the pitch for the original ipod? tony: there was a whole team of us, but i was leading the charge in talking about what it was. it was literally a layout of what digital music could be, what the challenges were. there were three different concepts. and the one we always saved for the end was the one we thought was the best. it was the most expensive, the riskiest one, and steve was very engaged and very much driving. we had a presentation, you know, a deck. but he flips through the deck, and he just jumps around. there was no linear format. you just braced yourself for impact. he would throw questions out, throw out conjectures, and you just sat there and rolled with it. rolled with the tide. emily: where did it end? tony: it ended at literally -- we are going to do this, and tony, we want you to lead it. i had been in other executive presentations, where it was like, oh, it will take four months to decide, or whatever, -- it was, no. from the beginning of the meeting, h

there is something when you get that insight of what a president listens to, through his ipod play listit's an interesting insight. >> you know what the first lady liked? michelle obama? "uptown funk." i love that song. i run harder on the treadmill with that song. >> i call that inarguable as a choice. >> this is her. she's got moves, doesn't she? she can dance. we should get her on "dancing with the stars." she's not doing anything next month, right? she's got moves. >> she's definitely got moves. you know what else she likes, tv

jury is deciding the fate of a man accused of killing an aspire, teacher during a robbery for his ipod. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. the jury got the case yesterday. victim beau zabel's family has been waiting seven years for justice. nbc 10's george spencer has been closely following this trial. he joins us live in center city. george, this is a family that's looking for some closure. >> reporter: they absolutely are, vai. jury deliberations, as you mentioned, started about 9:30 this morning, officially got under way, so the jury has only been working on this case for about an hour and a half now. but zabel's family here from minnesota is anxiously awaiting that verdict and, as you mentioned, hoping for some final relief some seven and a half years after the original crime. beau zabel was a teaching fellow who had just moved to the city of philadelphia for a program at drexel when he was killed back in june of 2008. in the time before his classes began, he was working at a starbucks coffee shop on south street. he had just closed the store that june night when he was gunned down fo

there is something when you get that insight of what a president listens to, through his ipod play listan interesting insight. >> you know what the first lady liked? michelle obama? "uptown funk." i love that song. i run harder on the treadmill with that song. >> i call that inarguable as a choice. >> this is her. she's got moves, doesn't she? she can dance. we should get her on "dancing with the stars." she's not doing anything next month, right? she's got moves. >> she's definitely got moves. you know what else she likes, tv show "black-ish," the abc show "black-ish." even more than music when people tell you what shows they watch. >> it's a good window. >> a great window into a person finding out what telly they watch. >> we should ask the producers of "black-ish" to get her a walk-on. >> why not. >>> let's also talk about another story. >> little mermaid. >> so the little mermaid is being remade as a live action film. so there is the original. you can see that in that clip there, the little mermaid has red hair. however, in the real life action version, chloe grace moretz playing th

why didn't the ipod turned into a really great video camera? tv was another one.the biggest one that had the biggest impact on the world? the cell phones. we will focus all of our energy on that. forget all of the other stuff. let's focus on a really big market. emily: what would steve say about apple? : i think he would be incredibly pleased. he said the iphone would be his legacy product that would live beyond him. and the iphone is that. that legacy product is going to take apple for another decade or two decades. emily: what was your relationship with steve like? tony: very professional. there were times it was friendly. i wouldn't say we were friends per se, but it was a very friendly. it was tough at times. there were times he called me on my crap. whether we were fighting or being friendly, it was all about the best thing for the customer and the experience. i would never trade that for anything. emily: i read it was kind of like father and son. tony: there were love-hate moments. if there is not tension, there is not creation. emily: nest ceo tony fadell.

the president released his ipod play list. >> oh, yes. >> apparently, what he does like is "how doesollar cost?" kendrick lamar. have you heard of that song? >> yeah. it's from a big grammy-nominated album. >> kendrick lamar. >> i do know this song. have a quick lesson. ♪ deep water blue skies >> who knew? that's what he could be playing in the only office, right? >> it's a great track. there is something when you get that insight of what a president listens to, through his ipod play list, it's an interesting insight. >> you know what the first lady liked? "uptown funk." i love that song. i run harder on treadmill with that song. >> i call that inarguable as a choice. >> this is her. she's got moves, doesn't she? she can dance. we should get her on "dancing with the stars." she's not doing anything next month, right in the she's got moves. >> she's definitely got moves. she's got moved. you know what else she likes, tv show, "blackish," the abc show "blackish." >> even more than music, when people tell you what shows they watch. >> it's a good window. >> yeah. >> a great window into

jury is deciding the fate of a man accused of killing an aspire, teacher during a robbery for his ipodcenter city. george, this is a family that's looking for some closure. >> reporter: they absolutely are, vai. jury deliberations, as you mentioned, started about 9:30 this morning, officially got under way, so the jury has only been working on this case for about an hour and a half now. but zabel's family here f

prosecutors say marcellus jones killed beau zabel in order to steal his ipod.but defense attorneys said the witnesses were not credible. >>> new feel in the fight between donald trump and michael nutter. after trump said he wanted to ban muslims from coming to america, mayor nutter called trump a name we can't say on tv. trump fired back by saying nutter isn't doing a good job and is a low life. nutter says he stands by what he said. >>> fbi director james comey says the two san bernardino killers were radicalized in 2013. the couple is responsible for killing 14 and injuring dozens of others a week ago today hey holiday office party. >>> further confirmation today that isis-trained europeans carried out last month's terror attacks in paris. this is our first look at the third extremist attacker who targeted the bataclan concert hall. french officials say he was a frenchman who left syria two years ago. the attacker was identified after his mother received a text message announcing her son's death as a martyr. the other two suicide bombers at the bataclan were

there's my ipod. there's another ipod. there's a third ipod never opened and a digital cameras, never opened. >> reporter: and a shopaholic or two. >> retail therapy is something that i have turned to in the past to feel better. >> i have a shopping problem. here are my receipts from shopping. i alphabetize them in a little catalog folder. >> while retail therapy may not do your bank account any favors, it's not biggest weight on your wallet. according to a recent bake survey restaurants were the top culprit in american overspending, followed by coffee dates or lunches, and you guessed it, shopping. in fact, half of all those surveyed admitted to indulging on impulse purchases regularly. the age group most likely to shop till they drop, millennials. so even though there's a time >> clothes, treat yourself, fragrance fragrances. >> treat yourself. >> fine leather goods. >> treat yourself. >> 'tis the season to curb your spending enthusiasm and give your bank account a breather before the holidays and the big question now is

the killer stole his ipod. there were no clues into who did it until tailor was killed. that led detectives to jones. zabel's family came from minnesota to watch the trial. they're obviously upset. >> i saw the evidence from this trial. i saw the he saw from taylor's trial. i know i believed in the testimony. and i know who i don't believe. i don't believe marcellus jones. >> reporter: after the verdict, the family gathered at the spot where beau zabel was killed. they say there was some consolation knowing jones will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering taylor. i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >>> donald trump is firing back at philadelphia mayor michael nutter for calling him a name we can't say on tv. nutter made the comment yesterday after trump said he wants to ban muslims from coming to america. >> he's a [ bleep ]. i apologize, reverends, people in the religious community. i apologize. >> today trump tweeted, "mayor michael nutter of philadelphia, who is doing a terrible job, should be ashamed for using such a disgusting word in referring to me. low l

jones testified in his own defense and denied killing in 2008 over an ipod. jones is already serving life sentence for killing a witness in the case. coming up at 4:30, we'll hear from zone he will's family about the stunning verdict. >> one person's in jail, another on the run after bank robbery at td bank in center it city. skyfox over south 11 street just past 11:00 yesterday morning. police police say tracking device, money bag, hemmed track down one of the robber. >> 4:09. dozens of firefighters work quickly to get a fast moving fire under control. it had haddonfield road, new york avenue in pennsauken it, start inside auto repair bay. firefighters say they didn't get out there right away because the resident tried putting out the fire themselves. witnesses say this could have been a whole lot worse. >> i'm happy the wind was blowing the opposite way, the smoke went the other way, and luckily it is not coming this way. >> luckily no one has been hurt. moles of the roof collapsed right there on the side of the build being. what a scene. >> emotional tribu

before using the internet on a new smart phone tablet or ipod, go to the settings tab to adjust privacy options for you and especially your kids. >> you might want to look through the parental controls and enable any restrixs that may make you feel comfortable giving that to your son or daughter. >> also check for the latest software updates. >> a classic substantial doubt by last min you are the gift idea is the gift card this year. we are snapping them up. star bucks is expecting gift card sales to hit records. last year, get this, the coffee giant sold 2.5 million card on december 24 alone. so many that one in every 7 adults in the u.s. received a star bucks gift card last year. this year, the company is expected to sell more than 3 million of the cards. >> and i wasn't one of them. >> high winds early this morning scared many people. >> early this morning, fierce winds tore off the roof 06 this hotel. >> it's like somebody came in the room. unbelievable. >> real scary. >> he says he saw huge chunks of debris flying through the air breaking them. he says debris also smacked the water

he was murdered seven years ago, his killer took his ipod after shooting him steps away from his hometer today's not guilty verdict, the family gathered at the spot where beau was shot to death and they are looking for a higher justice now and he will be in prison. but the thing is, he thinks he got away with something and he got over and that is it. >> jones shouted his thanks to the jury after his acquittal, but he is serving a life science in the other murder. >> philadelphia marked a solemn anniversary, there was a vigil to remember the passing of joyce craig she was the first female firefighter to die on the job. she lost her life battling a fire one year ago. lieutenant craig was an 11-year veteran of the philadelphia fire department. >> pennsylvania lawmakers are moving ahead with a process that could see attorney general kathleen cain removed from the office. there will be a january 12th hearing for her. that will focus on whether she can perform their duties with a suspended law license. the senate could vote to have her removed. her license was suspended awaiting trial on ch

. >> i shot the entire video on a little ipod touch.s a front-facing camera and just shoot it whenever i had free time. the majority of the video was in my bedroom. parts of it were all over pittsburgh. parts of it were at my school. i actually shot part of it at my sister's wedding. i was a little bored during part of it so i left the reception area, went upstairs, hooked up the ipod, and counted a little bit. 80,012. took about three months to make the whole video. >> how john does it certainly isn't very complicated. the bigger question is why, for pete's sake? >> i went to college for tv production, and our final assignment for the final class was to make an experimental film. the assignment was extremely open-ended. i wanted to do something original and make people question what it is that makes a video entertaining and just do something different. >> the best part of that is nobody can ever disprove him because nobody is going to watch the whole thing. you almost wonder if he stuck in little jokes on the inside that nobody ever sa

today prosecutors layout their case, vergs say a teacher was killed from an ipod. marcellus jones is accused of killing bo zabel in 2008. bo, a teacher, he moved to philadelphia six months before he was gunned down. he was shot in the neck at point blank range. his family and friends are in town for the trial. several came from his hometown in minnesota. jones, the man on trial is already serving a life sentence for killing the alleged get away driver in zabel's murder. the philadelphia school district of columbia is investigating the high school principal for what happened in a school hallway. we are told the principal confronted a student wednesday about what he wore to cool t. school district tells the principal abdul mohammed told the student to go home and get his uniform. they argued in the lobby the principal shoved the student. the philadelphia police department is aware of the incident. they told us the school district is handling it. this is the second year on the yb for moment, we are told the principal will be re-assigned pending an outcome of an intern

they unveiled the ipod. [laughter] how do you think that worked out for them? different products solve different problems. what people love about dropbox is it is easy to use. you are not locked into any one platform. emily: apple had a huge problem. icloud was not hacked but people's passwords were hacked. how do you make sure that does not happen to dropbox? drew: we have teams of people who think about what can we do even if you are kind of sloppy with your passwords or reuse things, we try to proactively identify suspicious behavior. we go at it from a bunch of different angles. emily: how has your personal life changed now that you are rich and famous? drew: i think people would be surprised. it is not that different. i still spend most of my waking hours thinking about dropbox. emily: you have been on "silicon valley," and hbo hit show. drew: i had a very important role -- just standing there at a cocktail party. it is fun. i look at all of this as a new series of interesting experiences. emily: what is next for drew houston? drew: we have a lot work to d

. >> they took over children's stuff, kindles, ipods. they took goats, bicycles. ats and took co bicycles. >> they tackled them. workers had just finished organizing and bagging the gifts for 6000 d.c. kids when the thieves struck. and now they have to regroup. distribution starts thursday. >> there is a child whose family has asked for help and we do not want them to suffer because of this unfortunate mishap. roz: if you want to help, you can donate money online. we will have a link on our website, wjla.com. also, put a little more in a red kettle nearby. roz plater, abc 7 news. also partnering with toys for tots to help those in need. you can contribute by just going a gift.com/toys to buy from a list on amazon and have it shipped directly to where it is needed. tomorrow in meeting annapolis to find a temporary home for the destroyed annapolis yacht club that burn just hours before its popular parade of lights. visited thery hogan site and pledged any help the state could offer. governor hogan: it is an important and incredible part of annapolis, and it's unfath

was found not guilty on all charges, the jury acquitted jones of murder and robbery and the victim's ipod was taken and zabel was a 23-year-old aspiring school teacher week as way from starting his career with the philadelphia school district. >> i know with his motivation and his drive to teach math to people he would have made a difference in somebody's life. >> beau zabel was in philadelphia for a few weeks when he was shot and killed in the eighth block of ellsworth. the prosecutors and detectives tried to get a conviction. >> ultimately there is normal judge and he will get penalty then. >> there was no proof to link him to the crime, this grainy video was not enough. and the witnesses were all in prison trying to get a deal. >> you had witnesses coming forward five year plus after the fact that only came forward because they heard the defendant make the admissions after they were locked up. >> but one was his sister. >> that is correct, but that did not match up with his prison records. >> his family knows he will never walk the streets again he is serving life behind bars for the m

>>> 37-year-d marcell jones acquitted today in the murder of and zabel was shot and killed over an ipod in south phadelphia in 2008. there was no physical evidence linking jones to the crime a the dense claimed that witnesses wer't credle, they were impsoned on other charges tryingo get a deal. jones won't be getting out of jail anyime soon, serving life behind bars f killi his leged accomplice in the zabel kling. >>> a man wanted for mder at a mantua gcery store in as weold you last night at 11:00, 28-yr-old reed arrted the police tried to pull him over when he lost control and crashed intohe police officers. he also had a baby in the car. nobody was hurt. he wved eradition and will be brought ck tohilalphia in a few days to face charges forhe nember 10 murder of maurice mcdonald. >>> and mbe of the fire partme ghered toemember joyce craig. and they lit canes whe she served. she died fighting a fire in a home. s w the first women firefighter in philadelphia to die in the line of duty. >>> the pnsylvaniatate police identified the couple kill in last night's crash in bucks county. saying

researchers highlight one particular group of drugs called sfr ipod including prozac and zoloft. worries that the findings could scare women off antidepressants experts cautioned the overall risk of autism remains very small. aaa is out with its holiday travel outlook for the d.c. area. the number of holiday travelers nationwide is expected to top 100 million for the first time on record. 2.4 9 million people on the d.c. metro area are expected to travel 50 miles or more from home, up more than 1% from last year because of the surge in the number of travelers you can of course expect crowded airports and highways. december 23, by the way expected to be the busiest travel day. the year-end holiday travel time runs from december 23 through january 3. somewhat patient drivers in texas stopped for a risky proposal in houston where a man literally stepped into traffic for love. the man proposed to his girlfriend right on the highway. you see it there. a favorite spot for the couple you see in the video with a perfect view of the city skyline. his friends followed him helping to block

we're talking iphones, ipods, psps, expensive stuff. one of them makes it in the back. that's when he starts grabbing laptops and leaves out of here. that's when they made off with all the merchandise. >> the next morning when he arrives to work, caro can barely fathom what has happened or how it happened. >> i thought of everything. i thought of broken glass, broken door, a truck pulling on the whole frame of the store. anything but the ac vent being broken into. when i walked back there, i was shocked. i never expected all this mess. it was destroyed. there was electronics everywhere, broken laptops. i'm not too happy about it, the whole thing. you work hard every day, seven days a week, to come to this kind of destruction in your store. a lot of money lost. >> despite the extensive damage to the store and the stolen merchandise, caro has one thing to be grateful for. >> if the police officer never opened the shutters, this guy would have confronted me with my own gun. the guy would have shot me. >> this is not the first time this store has been robbed and not the fir

alongside steve jobs to revolutionize the way we listen to music and became known as the godfather of the ipod nearly a decade at apple, then hatched a company of his own. in 2010, he cofounded nest labs, where he promised to invent every unloved product in the home. a promise so thrilling, google, soon to the alphabet, snapped up nest and its star ceo for $3.2 billion. joining me today on "studio 1.0," nest ceo and cofounder, tony fadell. tony, so great to have you here. tony: it's so great to be here. i love it. emily: you were born in mich

case against the accused killer in the murder of a teacher who investigators say was killed for an ipod. 37-year-old marcellus jones is charged with killing bo zabel in 2008. bo was a teacher. he moved to philadelphia six months before he was gunned down, shot in the neck at point blank range. a number of the family members and friends are in town for the trial. several came from his hometown in minnesota. jones, the man on trial is already on trail for serving as the get away driver in the murder. amtrak derailment says increasing damage shows justice. attorneys who filed lawsuit on behalf of the some of the victims, praised tuesday's congressional action that would increase the cap on lawsuits from 200 million to 295 million. s by raising the cap, they say congress has acknowledged the victims' suffering. >> it's a sad and tragic day when the accident a coward. it's a better day if determines of compensation. >> the bill is expected to pass. and president obama is expected to sign it. eight people died, you will remember in the may 12th crash. more than 200 others you were hurt. injur

he's accused of gunning down an aspiring teach are all to just take his ipod.cellus jones is charged with killing 23-year-old beau sable back in 2008. he moved to the city from minnesota and was walking home from a south philadelphia starbucks where he worked. jones is currently serving life in prison for killing an alleged accomplice in sable's murder. >>> the pennsylvania state trooper who was shot late last month is resting at home this morning after doctors surgically removed a bullet. the 45 caliber round lodged intinto his shoulder during a gn battle on the vine street expressway. the 31-year-old law man underwent an outpatient procedure at hahnemann university hospital yesterday. the bullet will now be used as evidence. >> happening today, crews will begin repairs on a 12-inch water main that ruptured in the juniata section of philadelphia. it happened beneath cayuga and k streets last night. the force of the water buckled the pavement and flooded the streets. 15 customers lost water service for the night. >> it is 4:38 and coming up on "action news" thi

and zabel was shot and killed over an ipod in south philadelphia in 2008.here was no physical evidence linking jones to the crime and the defense claimed that witnesses weren't credible, they were imprisoned on other charges trying to get a deal. jones won't be getting out of jail any time soon, serving life behind bars for killing his alleged accomplice in the zabel killing. >>> a man wanted for murder at a mantua grocery store in a florida courtroom today. as we told you last night at 11:00, 28-year-old reed arrested near jacksonville. the police tried to pull him over when he lost control and crashed into the police officers. he also had a baby in the car. nobody was hurt. he waived extradition and will be brought back to philadelphia in a few days to face charges for the november 10 murder of maurice mcdonald. >>> and members of the fire department gathered to remember joyce craig. and they lit candles where she served. she died fighting a fire in a home. she was the first women firefighter in philadelphia to die in the line of duty. >>> the pennsylvani

they unveiled the ipod. [laughter] emily: how do you think that worked out for them? i think different products solve different problems. what people love about dropbox is it is easy to use. you are not locked into any one platform. emily: apple had a huge problem. icloud was not hacked but people's passwords were hacked. how do you make sure that does not happen to dropbox? drew: we have teams, account security teams of people who think about what can we do even if you are kind of sloppy with your passwords or reuse things, we try to proactively identify suspicious behavior. we go at it from a bunch of different angles. emily: how has your personal life changed now that you are rich and famous? [laughter] drew: i think people would be surprised. it is not actually that different. i still spend most of my waking hours thinking about dropbox. emily: you have been on "silicon valley," an hbo hit show. drew: i had a very important role -- just standing there at a cocktail party. [laughter] drew: it is fun. i look at all of this as a new whole series of interesting experi

at least two cars had property stolen, including sunglasses, cd's and ipod. be very careful out there. especially this time of year. nick is here. this time of year, you know, it feels more like late fall. feels like late november. nick: the pattern has been persistent. it will stay that way, too. a little cool-down for tomorrow, but through the rest of the week, temperatures will climb back up again. some people are happy about it. some are really mad about it. they want the cold and the four seasons. >> i heard somebody say ho, ho, ho, no snow. nick: for now. don't think we'll escape it for the winter. i can tell you that. today, another day in the 50s. 54 in the high. and 42 for the low. you see the average should be between 46 and 35. we'll be closer to that tomorrow. but then as we go through the week again, that temperature 75 and 10 in the records. 7:07 sunrise. down at 4:28. right now 50. the air is still quite dry. 46 percent humidity. wind north to northeast and light. we have some clouds overhead. those clouds from a storm center off to the south w

alongside steve jobs to revolutionize the way we listen to music and became known as the godfather of the ipod spent nearly a decade at apple, then hatched a company of his own. in 2010, he cofounded nest labs, where he promised to invent every unloved product in the home. a promise so thrilling, google, soon to the alphabet, snapped up nest and its star ceo for $3.2 billion. joining me today on "studio 1.0," nest ceo and cofounder, tony fadell. tony, so great to have you here. tony: it's so great to be here. i love

up in the trial of a philadelphia man accused of gunning down an aspiring teach are all to take his ipodlus jones is charged with killing 23-year-old beau zabel back in 2008. he was walking home from a south philadelphia starbucks where he work. jones is currently serving life in prison for killing an alleged accomplice in zabel's murder. >> the grass is green on the slopes in the poconos and that's bad for business. the lack of freezing temperatures has rendered the snow guns at bear creek mountain resort useless. the resort's prime money making season typically goes from the end of december through the president's day holiday weekend in february. they say there is value in having snowboarders and skiers on these slopes in the lehigh valley right after thanksgiving. >> yeah, for us it builds up for us. this time of year really has a lot of value in terms of building the excitement, the anticipation. >> officials at bear creek say is thisy at this rate the drop in revenue can last from last december to this december could be two to $3 million. >> that's significant. >> and no cool temper

ipod, the father of the more from bloomberg west, next. ♪ emily: steve was not the only person i spokes this year. ceo.o spoke to next >> i think you will see some dramatic changes the way we think about these cars and the accessibility in terms of the price points. we are 7-10 years away from a massive switchover. if you think about a car, a car has batteries, a computer, and mechanical structure. iphone, it hasan the same things, even has a motor in it. stuff is on conductivity and how cars -- connectivity and how cars could be self driving. when you look at google self driving program or the alleged apple thing, it is looking at it through the lens of software first. emily: did you talk to steve about the car? >> we had a couple of walks. what would we build? we were just crazy, what would a dashboard be? what would seats be? how would you power it? we are so busy, so constrained. it would be great to do it, but we cannot. emily: when he was alive, was it something like, we are not doing it. tony: there were a lot of things that we said no to. what was the biggest one that had the b

alongside steve jobs to revolutionize the way we listen to music and became known as the godfather of the ipodearly a decade at apple, then hatched a company of his own. in 2010, he cofounded nest labs, where he promised to invent every unloved product in the home. a promise so thrilling, google, soon to the alphabet, snapped up nest and its star ceo for $3.2 billion. joining me today on "studio 1.0," nest ceo and cofounder, tony fadell. tony, so great to have you here. tony: it's so great to be here. i love it.