[laughter] tony: i am tony fadell. it is that simple. i am just tony fadell.mily: so, what is similar and different between how you run nest and how steve jobs ran apple? tony: similar is accountability. really understanding, trying to understand your customers as best as possible. the difference is, i think it is giving a lot more credit to the team and really trying to be more inclusive with getting ideas from people and trying to mold those things in. and listening to them and not trying to get involved in every little detail. emily: you also ended up poaching quite a few apple employees. tony: i did get a call from steve about that. ♪ emily: 2008, you left apple. in 2010, nest was born. tell me how the plan for nest was hatched. [laughter] tony: because of my time with my grandfather, i learned a lot about houses. i was always fixing them, even before nest. when it came to designing a home for a family, i did not just let an architect run with it, i wanted to get into every detail. that is when i found all of the problems in the home, specifically heating

tony: yeah.ell, you know, going to so many different cities, there is a lot of positive impact, right? i was able to learn about various different types of people. being in new york, and then being in texas, being in the midwest, they are very -- human nature is the same, but the way they display might be different. emily: how do you think that affects your work and how you lead? tony: i think a lot of times, by always being the new kid, you are always distanced from what is going on around you. so you're always analyzing, you're evaluating, you're seeing what people are doing and not doing, because you are not in it. you are more an observer. that helps because it allows me to step back and analyze the situation, not just in the company, from a human perspective, but also from a product perspective. what are people using, how are they using them out in the real world. emily: your grandfather had a big influence on you. he was a carpenter, right? tony: yes, he was. he was an educator. emily: you

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. >> tony! oh, my gosh, look at all this light! >> ...long before he's a legend of design. >> pietro belluschi. innovative architectural designs. they evoke the grandeur of this land. >> his kid becomes an architect, too. >> i didn't want to be "the son of." >> it's a blessing and a curse. >> and that's what i went through for 40 years. >> will he let his father's masterpiece face the wrecking ball? >> did your heart stop? >> absolutely, my heart stopped. >> or breathe new life into it after he's gone? >> before your dad died, did he tell you he was proud of you? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm headed into portland, oregon. i'm meeting a man whose strange inheritance is not a family heirloom found in an attic, but an entire house, a house that perfectly frames an age-old problem -- how does a son follow in his father's footsteps and still escape his shadow? >> my name is tony belluschi. i'm an architect, like my father pietro. this house is among the many things he

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tony: correct.ws where policymakers are for 2016, the leadership, meaning jenny yellen, the vice chair, they are positioned for three hikes. that is more than markets are priced four. vonnie: so far. it is only been a couple of weeks. maybe the markets need a little longer? tony: and the economy it.had not much umph to >> the assumption is that the increases will come at a meeting with the press conference. how do you decide which one to skip? if you are only going to do three increases or two, how will they communicate that? and is there the risk of sending the wrong signal to markets? a very good question now, particularly. the pressure to skip the next meeting is low. -- the march meeting is low. line, justlong the to show it is not moving in some robotic fashion, they will want to skip one and to help demonstrate once again that putting in its policy statement in december, it wants to move in in a gradualter -- manner. so they will show up somewhere, sometime, if the markets decide. this is some

are you tony? >> yes, i am. >> how you doing? marcus. >> it's a pleasure. >> nice to meet you. >> very nice to meet you too. >> so you're the manager. >> i wear all the hats. >> you wear all the hats. okay. >> i have been in the car business about 18 years. excuse me, marcus. hi. >> hi, how are you? >> what can we do for you today? >> i am actually in the market for an suv. >> like a bmw, mercedes, porsche? what are you looking for? >> i'm kind of looking for something a little bit more modest. >> okay. >> ford, chevy, maybe. >> the first potential buyer i've seen since i've been here walks in and he's looking to buy an suv. he seems motivated, excited, ready to buy. the problem is we don't have what he wants. >> i wish we could help you. >> no, it's all right. don't worry about it. >> maybe next time. >> take care. >> he wants to be in an affordable car like everybody else in america, and every suv we have on the lot is priced over $40,000. >> that's the frustrating thing that you deal with. >> how many customers a day do you ge

>> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city, i'm tony harris. charged, the man suspected of buying the assault rifles used in the san bernardino attack. >> after the arab spring, a look at how it all started. and the ceo who raised the drug prices by 4,000% was arrested. and in the past, new orleans is getting rid of some of its history. and harasses versus policing, a difference of opinion on the streets of chicago. >>> a friend of the san bernardino killers is now under arrest. enrique marquez had previously been identified as the buyer of the guns used in the massacre, and today, charged with providing material support to terrorists. jennifer bisram has more on this. >> reporter: tony, enrique marquez is the first person charged in the mass shooting in san bernardino two weeks ago that killed 14 people. he was arrested and charged with three criminal counts today. one of the accounts, marquez and farook conspired to commit acts of terrorism in 2011 and 2012, and these acts were every carried out. but according to the after david, they planned

let's bring in tony dungy. tony, which of those nfc playoff face in the postseason? >> well, bob, you have to look at arizona right now and the way they're playing. they're on a roll. and they are healthy. and that is the biggest thing. i look at defending nfc champion seattle, they need marshawn lynch back. i look at carolina. they need jonathan stewart back. arizona has offense, defense, special teams rolling right now. that's the team that i think is on a roll and i certainly wouldn't want to play them in the playoffs. >> tony, here's a quick look at the afc. new england will be the number one seed if they get a win on the road at miami. denver plays cincinnati tomorrow night, then san diego in week 17. if denver wins both, the broncos will get at least a bye, but if they should lose twice, they could end up completely out of the playoffs. a kansas city win and one denver loss would give the division to the chiefs who clinched a wild card with pittsburgh's loss today. in if they win at buffalo against their former coach rex ryan. as for pittsburgh, they now need t

let's bring in tony dungy. tony, which of those nfc playoff teams would you least want to face in the postseason? >> well, bob, you have to look at arizona right now and the way they're playing. they're on roll. and they are healthy. and that is the biggest thing. i look at defending nfc champion seattle, they need marshawn lynch back. i look at carolina. they need jonathan stewart back. arizona has offense, defense, special teams rolling right now. that's the team that i think is on a roll and i certainly wouldn't want to play them in the playoffs. >> tony, here's a quick look at the afc. new england will be the number one seed if they get a win on the road at miami. denver plays cincinnati tomorrow night, then san diego in week 17. if denver wins both, the broncos will get at least a bye, but if they should lose twice, they could end up completely out of the playoffs. loss would give the division to the chiefs who clinched a wild card with pittsburgh's loss today. and that means the jets will be in if they wi

tony. we move as one.ght, the world our oyster. ♪ >> we shall go to the next whiskey bar. i feel like a boy band [ laughter ] ♪ >> johnny cash. >> johnny cash. >> yeah. >> all i can say is thank god there was no karaoke. i must have blocked it out. all roads led here. i knew that. no escape. only embrace. i am now after an evening of full-on cultural immersion, acutely aware of my role as big brother. my new salary men friends looking to me. all right. guys, let's party. ♪ >> soju. >> nice to meet you. >> so correct me if i'm wrong, it's dried squid, m&ms, and mixing your alcohols? >> yes. >> wait. come back. ♪ >> i seemed like a good idea back at the office. >> next i'll be performing a medley from "mama mia". >> come on baby light my fire. >> fire, yes, fire. >> mouse? mouse fish? ♪ >> tony! >> we got to go somewhere else. we got to go somewhere else. we are not finished here, tony. >> squid treats and m&ms? sure. makes perfect sense. in fact, there were oysters somewhere along the route. a detail that b

todd: tony seeman and now with tony: there has been a hot guy announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. tony: the isu women's basketball team has been on a hot streak as of late winning their last 3 , including a win against 23rd ranked iowa. today, that continued. at hilton coliseum taking on alcorn state. third quarter, this is already out of hand. bridget carleton the freshman, drains the three. iowa state up by a humble 30 points. the barrage continues. that one is emily durr. 91-41, they win. uni women also in action today they beat tulsa 75-59. there is the old story of david vs. goliath, the story of someone smaller and weaker taking down a giant. uni is playing david this season . this is the top 5 upset the second panthers have over the past month. the two wins will no doubt rise to the top of their resume as they move towards missouri valley play. saturday was led with performances from both wes washpun and paul jesperson, who both put up career highs in scoring. but this is a squad that's all about team, and this team is fearless. -- this team fears no one.

let's bring in tony dungy. tony, which of those nfc playoff teams would you least want to face in the postseason? >> well, bob, you have to look at arizona right now and the way they're playing. they're on a roll. and they are healthy. and that is the biggest thing. i look at defending nfc champion seattle, they need marshawn lynch back. i look at carolina. they need jonathan stewart back. arizona has offense, defense, special teams rolling right now. that's the team that i think is on a roll and i certainly wouldn't want to play them in the playoffs. >> tony, here's a quick look at the afc. new england willlle the number one seed if they get a win on the road at miami. denver plays cincinnati tomorrow night, then san diego in week 17. if denver wins both, the broncos will get at least a bye, but if could end up completely out of the playoffs. a kansas city win and one denver loss would give the division to the chiefs who clinched a wild card with pittsburgh's loss today. and that means the jets will b b in if

i'm tony harris. john ig sig is back with us now. >> we begin tonight with increased military presence in iraq and syria. ashe carter said that special operation forces will expand in the fights against isil and ground troops which the pentagon is looking for. >> reporter: the u.s. already has 3500 troops in iraq being, including special operation forces that have already conducted raids against isil targets in both iraq and syria. but back in october, after that raid in which the u.s. assisted kurdish forces to

>>> well, tony a lot has to happen and a lot has been happening.arlier today we had secretary of state john kerry meet with the foreign minister of russia, sergei lavrov. that was a meeting that wasn't even scheduled. the major meeting was supposed to start around 8:30 this morning. russia and the u.s. took to the side to start hammering out a couple of key words. transition was the word. russia has always blocked any resolution that would see assad go. u.s. has always said that is the important thing. the u.s. is definitely softening on this. and soon -- about a half our hour from now, kerry will sit down with the iranian foreign minister. so you have top leadership. kerry will then go to the security council and push forward what will hopefully be a resolution. >> reporter: courtney you have rivals coming together at the same table today. what are some of the sticking points here? >> reporter: well, tony, like i said you have the iranians, the russians, the u.s. just for starters. you have got the saudi arabia also at the table, which often does

let's bring in tony dungy. tony, which of those nfc playoff teams would you least want to face in the postseason? >> well, bob, you have to look at arizona right now and the way they're playing. they're on a roll. and they are healthy. and that is the biggest thing. i look at defending nfc champion seattle, they need marshawn lynch back. i look at carolina. they need jojothan stewart back. arizona has offense, defense, special teams rolling right now. that's the team that i think is on a roll and i certainly wouldn't want to play them in the playoffs. >> tony, here's a quick look at the afc. new england will be the number one seed if they get a win on denver plays cincinnati tomorrow night, then san diego o week 17. if denver wins both, the broncos will get at least a bye, but if they should lose twice, they could end up completely out of the playoffs. a kansas city win and one denver loss would give the division to the chiefs who clinched a wild card with pittsburgh's loss today. and that means the jets will b

and put me back in control. >> tony says the mdma psychotherapy had another benefit. it allowed him to take back control from the drugs that had come to rule his life. >> after the mdma session i stopped taking oxycodone and after a while weaned off of everything else. >> you immediately stopped taking oxycodone? >> yes. the biggest thing with mdma session was, i'm wasting my life taking this. i don't need it for pain. >> for tony just one eight hour session of mdma assisted psychotherapy, accomplished what the va couldn't. he actually says it cured his ptsd and he's not alone. >> we've found in the studies we have done so far, which totals over 100 patients now, 83% had a very strong response, no longer met criteria for ptsd. >> get this straight, 83% of the people who took mdma afterwards no longer had symptoms of ptsd? >> no longer had enough symptoms to meet criteria for ptsd. of people who took mdma in conjunction with psychotherapy. >> that's an astounding number. >> it's an impressive number yes. >> tony has since gone to washington to advocate for the use of m

when i met tony, it was funny because cage, who worked for tony for a long time, kept sending me these e-mails. why do i want to meet the prime minister? what am i going to do with this guy? [laughter] send me these e-mails and would say, i am busy in october this year. sorry. and then, i was on this plane somewhere, and i read this article, and i said, god, this guy is doing exactly what has to happen in africa. we can do everything with emmanuel and what is the one thing we do not have? we do not have rule of law, we don't have governance. i thought, man, i have got to e-mail kate back and apologize for everything i said. out and triedme to run my combine. he ran some corn down. we were walking out to get in the combine and a think it was kate who says howard, he is not , driven anything for 12 years. you're going to put him in this thing. the truth is -- it is a rare thing to have someone with tony's experience and commitment. he has been a leader. he has run a country. to have someone who can show up at the doorstep and share the same experience and talk about what is needed is rea

let's bring in tony dungy.y, which of those nfc playoff teams would you least want to face in the postseason? >> well, bob, you have to look at arizona right now and the way they're playing. they're on a roll. and they are healthy. and that is the biggest thing. i look at defending nfc champion seattle, they need marshawn lynch back. i look at carolina. they need jonathan stewart back. arizona has offense, defense, special teams rolling right now. that's the team that i think is on a roll and i certainly wouldn't want to play them in the playoffs. >> tony, here's a quick look at the afc. new england will be the number one seed if they get a win on the road at miami. denver plays cincinnati tomorrow night, then san diego in week 17. if denver wins both, the broncos will get at least a bye, but if they should lose twice, they could end up completely out of the playoffs. a kansas city win and one denver loss would give the division to the chiefs who clinched a wild card with pittsburgh's loss today. and that means

let's bring in tony dungy. tony, which of those nfc playoff teams would you least want to face in the postseason? >> welel bob, you have to look at arizona right now and the way they're playing. they're on a roll. and that is the biggest thing. i look at defending nfc champion seattle, they need marshawn lynch back. i look at carolina. they need jonathan stewart back. arizona has offense, defense, special teams rolling right now. that's the team that i think is on a roll and i certainly wouldn't want to play them in the playoffs. >> tony, here's a quick look at the afc. new england will be the number one seed if they get a win on the road at miami. denver plays cincinnati tomorrow night, then san diego in week 17. if denver wins both, the broncos will get at least a bye, but if they should lose twice, they could end up completely out of the playoffs. a kansas city win and one denver loss would give the division to the chiefs who clinched a wild card with pittsburgh's loss today. and that means the jets will be

let's bring in tony dungy. tony, which of those nfc playoff teams would you least want to face in the postseason? >> well, bob, you have to look at arizona right now and the way they're playing. they're on a roll. and they are healthy. and that is the biggest thing. i look at defending nfc champion seattle, they need marshawn lynch back. i look at carolina. they need jonathan stewart back. arizona has offense, defense, special teams rolling right now. that's the team that i think is on a roll and i certainly wouldn't want to play them in the playoffs. >> tony, here's a quick look at the afc. new england will be the number one seed if they get a win on the road at miami. denver plays cincinnati tomorrow night, then san diego in week 17. if denver wins both, the broncos will get at least a bye, but if they should lose twice, they could end up completely out of the playoffs. a kansas city win and one denver loss would give the division to the chiefs who clinched a wild card with pittsburgh's loss today. in if they

>> frankly, no, tony.curtail intelligence gathering on allies was something discussed, and that was met as the line was drawn at nato leaders, so angela merkel from germany and president of france, they were taken off the list, but other countries are still being monitored, according to the wall street report. and while there's still a national security threat, it's in the best interest of the country to continue such surveillance, and let's not forget the broader point. this is not just the u.s., and diplomats, but u.s. officials and citizens are often the tart of intelligence gathering by our nation as well. a couple of years back, the governor of the state of new jersey was the direct target of an israeli agent who infiltrated his household. and unfortunately, this is part of the broader diplomatic game. >> now, if it could be proved that the administration purposely engaged in spying on members of congress in doing whatever it was doing with israel, that would be alarming, wouldn't it? >> absolutely, a

in providence, rhode island, there's tony lapour with his white gloves and whistle, directing traffic i'm not going to argue with that truck. he was too big. >> he may look like an ordinary cop, but the residents of this new england town have found that tony is anything but ordinary. [ whistling ] >> everybody out of the pool! >> through a flurry of whistle tweets and flashy dance moves, tony, a retired beat cop, performs the routine that he's been perfecting for more than 25 years. >> always wanted to be a performer growing up. so i could look at dance steps and know what to do just watching them on television. i would go out and do a couple of hand movements and a couple of spins. and once i saw our boss come down the street, i would go back and do it the traditional way so they wouldn't catch me. [ whistling ] i did it consistently after that for a half hour to 45 minutes a day. >> tony was already a local legend by the time he made an appearance on "nightly news with tom brokaw." >> well, i can tell it's monday. i haven't gotten one smile today yet. >> "countdown" with keith olber

i'm tony harris. chicago releases another deadly police shooting video.dz the justice department says it will investigate the police department. >>> political ideologies, officials say'd farook and his wife had been radicalized for sometime and went to a shooting range just days before the attack. >>> donald trump is turning up his anti-muslim rhetoric, calling for a shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >>> and the border, u.s. officials sound the alarm about a new spike in unaccompanied minors crossing the southern border. ♪ >>> a new information tonight about the california couple that opened fire inside a san bernardino social services center last week. syed farook and his wife are accused of gunning down 14 people attending a holiday party before they too were killed by police. melissa chan joins us live from southern california with more. melissa. >> reporter: tony one of the things that officials started off were to dispel rumors. they were very clear that they just don't know at this moment whether the female radicalized the male. they s

they wanted to make sure that the protesters were not there, tony?e response, if there was any, from the mall to the protest? >> . >> the mall has long said that we don't take a position on black lives matter, but the public courts have confirmed that. and they can kick people out if they want to. >> andy in bloomington, minnesota. >>> washington state's governor is ordering an investigation on why it takes so learn of a 13-year error by the prison. 1300 have been released and they said that a computer glitch is to blame for miscalculating when a prisoner is released for good behavior, from a few days to two years. >> the fact that this problem was allowed to continue for 13 years is deeply disappointing, totally unt acceptable, and frankly, it is maddening. >> it's to locate those who need to be behind bars. >>> a new jersey truck driver in the 2013 crash that left comedian tracy morgan with head injuries and injuries. he was driving a wal-mart truck when he crashed on the turnpike, and he had been awake for 24 hours before it happened. a comedian t

say hi to tony. bye. >> good afternoon, turkey talk line, chef tony, how may i help you?n: tony, it's stephen again. hey, how do i deep fry my turkey without catching my house on fire, and as a quick follow-up question, can you connect me to the fire department? >> well, don't put a wet turkey into hot fat, no. >> stephen: never fry a wet turkey-- >> never fry a wet turkey in hot oil. >> stephen: --in hot oil. >> that is correct. >> stephen: okay. stay strong, tony. again, happy thanksgiving? happy thanksgiving? >> happy thanksgiving. >> stephen: you're breaking my heart, tony. we'll be right there. >> this has been thanksgiving turkey tips with our friends at butterball. >> stephen: we'll have some more turkey tips later on in the show. now stick around for sylvester stallone. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ arturito souokay, okay. arturito soup! hi! arturito soup? follow me. campbell's new star wars inspired soups. arturito soup! yaaa! made for real, real life. love smart solutns? try philips norelco shavers 72 rotating blades cutting hair growing in every direction. so you

you are invited as well, toni. this is a bucket lit item for some people to raise charity money at the same time as jumping in the ocean in the middle of the winter. air temperature about 54. i have done it in february. i suggest this weather, toni, back to you. >> i will go home and right a check in my shower. that because about $300 is all it takes to put a child through the special olympics program and allows them to compete. call some friends. >> that is a great cause. >> another one in february, the polar bear plunge in new jersey. >> i did that one many years ago. my feet are still frozen. >> you are doing it from the station. laura behnke -- we have to post the polar bear pictures. >> okay. >> thank you. >> you got it. >>> straight ahead on eyewitness news sunday morning, christmas tree or holiday tree. there is a controversy in one city over which phrase to use for a tree lighting ceremony. >> i feel like we hear this every year now. the cost to cross bridges and tunnels in the tri-state is [cough, cough] m

tony: no question. the big four classic has quickly become a fan favorite across the so, onelynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. tony: welcome back. iowa takes on drake to get things going in the big four classic on saturday. but when you're talking iowa, you're talking jarrod uthoff. uthoff has become a force early on in the season for the hawks. just look at his dominant 30-point, first-half performance against the cyclones. uthoff is just one of the weapons on the iowa roster, with guys like peter jok and gesell. but for drake, it starts with shutting d

andy: tony, thank you. cap -- feather in the cap for iowa state running back mike warren, who led all fbs freshmen in rushing with 1339 yards in 2015, was named to the usa today sports freshman all-america team. we've got another award a rating. desmond king, an iowa standout quarterback, is in the running for an award handed out in orlando this evening. we will keep you posted as to whether or not he gets the honor, and will show you tonight at 10:00. good night for nfl football. vikings and cardinals on nfl network at 7:30. finally, baseball. major league baseball is making a push to increase brand safety after a rash of battered balls and broken bats made their way into the stands and potentially hurt those in attendance. the chicago to -- chicago cubs are extending the net behind it will go far to the ends of both dugouts. adding them will cost the club 100 thousand dollars, but it is certainly worth it when it comes to fan safety. this will happen everywhere around the country, something we will all ge

tony, thank you for joining us.on them surface if anything the bank of england could move sooner than that. the labor market seems to be higher in the u.k. rather than the u.s.. why such a long wait for the bank of england? tony coleman headline -- told me: -- tony: the bank will be looking for solid evidence of , that the effects of commodity prices and the exchange rate will wash out and that core inflation will pick up smartly towards target. that's not happening yet. i guess they are in no rush at all. joe: we recently spoke with paul died of it -- paul donovan. i want to play some audio that him and get your take on it. >> i think he came in thinking it was the bank of canada, but the bank of england is that the bank of canada. he came from a dictatorship, but in the committee that's not how it works. do you -- joe: do you think that mark carney has had a culture shock issue? tony: i think that's too strong. i don't know him personally, but from what i understand he is a clever, energetic, forceful personality,

let's turn things over to john. >> tony, thank you very much. you were looking at a live picture from san bernardino, california. we're expecting a briefing. we begin with breaking news. another mass shooting in the united states. this time in san bernardino, california. 14 people killed, 17 others injured. it happened at a center that treats people with developmental disabilities. up to three gunmen opened fire this morning. one suspect was shot in a gun battle, maybe two, and they're looking for a third in california. >> john, as the sun sets here in

>> chef's my title and tony is my first name, yes. >> stephen: i have a question for you, tony. >> yes. >> stephen: i got a nephew who wants me to make tofurkey this year. what is the best way to let him know he's no longer welcome in my house? >> he wants to do a vegan style turkey? >> stephen: he does. >> that is almost impossible to do. >> stephen: how many people are there, there? how many of those-- are you all in the same room together? >> we're all in the same room. there are five of us here. >> stephen: tony, if-- if-- if you are being held against your will, just say, >> happy thanksgiving. >> stephen: okay, i understand. i understand, loud and clear. we're going to get someone to you right away. stay where you are, tony, don't go, stay strong. be brave! >> butterball turkey hotline, this is janice. >> stephen: janice? >> yeah. >> stephen: hi! hey, i plan to serve my turkey with some cranberry sauce, which i like with a hint of orange zest and red wine, but the thing is, my kids like it plain. so should i serve both kinds, or should i leave my family and move to barcelona and