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

[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

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lukas tony and candice are chatting about this weekend's lukas tony and about this weekend's lukas tony and about this weekend's lukas tony and candice are chatting about this weekend's events in siouxland. lukas tony and candice are chatting about this weekend's events in siouxland. lukas tony and candice are chatting about this weekend's events in siouxland. lukas tony and candice are chatting ababt this weekend's events in siouxland. about thisiseekend's events in siouxland. jessica rae: did you know that today is elvis's birthday? weekend around siouxland... you're in luck. tony and candice join me from ksux radio! good morning guys! kane brown tonight at hard rock anthem - sold out - i'll be there to intro leather pants alert - hairball at convention center tonight powerball drawing saturday - we may all be on the beach monday - we have a pool at work bt - darn funny guy at el fredo pizza monster trucks next weekend rawhide bull riding challenge - weekend after that get submissions in for women of excellence awards with women aware stats are in - my open letter to scott larson the

lukas, tony and candice chat about events in sioux city this weekend. lukas, tony and this weekend. lukas, tony and candice chat about events in sioux city healthier then you're probably getting tired of those boring lettuce salads. well...howard is here in the mister food test kitchen to bring you a salad recipe that is anything but average and doesn't even need ranch. if you like the unexpected then you'll love what we are making today. or at least we expect you to. does that even make sense? typically when we think of having a salad for lunch or dinner, we often think that salads are more fitting in the warmer months, than they are this time of year. well today we're going to throw that idea out the window as i share a warm "cold weather salad". we start by washing and drying a good amount of mixed greens and placing them on a platter. as for the type, we can use a bagged mixed variety, a cut up head of romaine or even some kale. on top of that, we toss on some cooked chicken breast that we cut up along with and a few canned dark pitted cherries. and if you're thinking, "boy does

that was good, tony. how did you know that? >> tony: i am on it, man. >> romona: all right. we have enjoyed that news conference. we will have reaction coming up at 11:00. right now we are going to join wheel of fortune. >> tony: thank you for watching, everybody.

p>> tony: i like the hire. pwhat i really like is that jimmy phaslem zeroed in and didn't let phim get on the plane. pyou got the guy you want. pif this is the guy you think is pgoing to work well with your panalytical guys, go for it and pdon't let him leave town. pno one wants a plan b anymore. pthis is the guy you target the. p>> romona: now, tony, prealistically, how much power pwill he have? pwill he be able to pick his own layers? pwill 50% of the players be pleaving? p>> tony: i think you'll see a plot of departures for various preasons. pi know that was key. pmaybe the 49ers weren't going to pbrown will still have final call pbut this guy is going to have pgreat, great input. p>> romona: i can't wait to see pwhat he does. plet's talk about mark cuban. phe has words about lebron. pwhat is this all about? p>> tony: i love mark cuban. phe was passive aggressive. pif you watched the game last pnight, spectacular ending down pin dallas. pthere was a moment in overtime pwhen darren williams was driving pand l

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p>> tony: yeah, big guy. p>> mark: this guy is 6 foot 2, p6 foot 3 maybe in the program pand he's causing e ing trouble. p>> tony: two of the five guys pare big giems. pi will say -- guys. pi will say this, kind of a pbizarre stat, use it for your ptrivia, three of the five guys, pone from australia. p>> mark: it's the odd football p [ laughing ] p>> mark: real quick, let's talk pabout johnny manziel. phe's making the headlines. pbuying booze. pthe strongest comments by the pway, the most important thing by pthe new coach and his future phere. p>> tony: i think he's gone. pyou know, he's down in fort pworth. phe probably wants to stay in ptexas. p>> mark: i guess that's robably it. pnow, i heard one rumor over the pweekend that he might have pbought a bar or something like pthat. pi don't know. p>> tony: good luck to him. pgood luck to him. p>> mark: exactly. p>> tony: happy trails. p>> mark: you are clearly on the phue jackson band wagon, as are pmost in ohio. pi think we've done justice to ptime out here to

>> tony: jeff? eating. >> jeff: i don't want to disturb you if you have to toss to the weather guy focusing on the 7-day weather forecast in this segment doing this every night in the 4:00 and 5:00 news. 36 tomorrow. but we will be falling in temperature. i don't think we will see heavy snow here on saturday. tomorrow. but look at what happens at noon 32 and 5:00, 29 you get the idea we will be following throughout the course of the weekend and flurries saturday night. >> no alerts. you should be okay driving around. night that's when we get more lake-effect going and more intense and heads up sunday night and monday and snowbelt areas and here comes arctic air king day. wind chills below zero. >>> now it's time for "the buzz" sponsored by national carpet mill outlet. >> tiffani: i still have food cooks. janet jackson rescheduled her tour and appear august 28th. five-time grammy winner had to cancel her dates to have surgery and promised every date she canceled she would reschedule and looks like sh

>> wow, tony, i mean, do we have an hour? this is one of those he moments, where in advance of something really big happening in the country, and a reconception of the country's sense of itself, that the old -- are going to fight like crazy to hold onto their old perks, their old benefits and old status. the old america, america 1.5 is being changed by demographics, by globalization, and what 100 years of immigration have done to the country, and people used to having it their way don't want to hear that. that's why we get a resurgent donald trump with hyper nationalism in his stump speeches, and that's why we hear the way that immigrants are changing the character of the country that you could have been reading the newspapers in 1890 or 1900 seeing the same things being said about jewish immigrants from the czarist empire, from the people of southern italy pouring into ellis island and baltimore. right now, we're seeing the uncomfortable wrestling match that always advances big changes in the country. >> manny, over to you n

tony: absolutely. also, our airport diner, they have an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet. $10.99 for adults. sean: they might cut me off after a wild. [laughter] tony: we will add our pasta. sean: turn off your smell-o-vision, folks. how did you do that so fast? i tried it home, and it was a train wreck. tony: i practice a lot. be sure to follow us on facebook on and visit thecman.com for more menus, phone numbers, information. check out our hoax at rest areas -- hooksett rest areas. sean: tony bomba, thank you very marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, chuck schumer to co-author the path he threatened to vote against it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. politician you can't trust. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access because they just ca

let's roll. >> tony: the z awards are scenes. >> this little guy is out of his mind. >> tony: we had kinder gentler moments. [applause]. >> tony: we had some tougher moments. moments. stunned wake forest. >> tony: and sometimes we didn't even see it coming. >> shots scores! >> tony: that's one way to score a goal. here is another. >> great skill and watch it go! this young man is a sensation! >> he is out of his mind. >> tony: kids will be kid. and sometimes adults will be kids. but the number one moment of was spectacular. touchdown! touchdown! >> tony: with that we are out of here and taking our ball with us. as always congratulations to all of our winners. >> denise: the dads are like -- >> romona: he must have >> jeff: you can see the snow showers mainly light and not really accumulating toward morning. i do think we can see a little accumulation out there, mid20s. >> denise: all right, thanks

tony?my understanding is you were taking for a bit of a tour of the refuge in question out there. what did you see? >> reporter: yeah, they took us down that way. it's about 15 buildings that are being occupied by these folks. i would say a couple dozen people, maybe more. we were told we wouldn't see any guns on this tour, and every time we asked how many people were here, the question simply went unanswered. lots of federal vehicles, construction equipment, that kind of thing. they showed us some sleeping quarters. didn't lets us go into every building, but we were allowed to roam around on our own a little bit. i checked several buildings, and didn't see any sign of vandalism. it was about 45 minutes, and then we were back out. some of our questions were answered, some weren't. >> okay. allen schauffler, in burns, oregon. thank you. >> the rancher's who's legal case has been the source of this protest, turned them in today to begin a second prison sentence for fires set on federal land.

tony? >> thank you, dan. >> i mentioned powerball. someone in northeast ohio scored $1 million in last night's drawing. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >>> talk about getting rich fast three tickets were sold for the $1.36 billion powerball jackpot winners in california, tennessee and also in florida. someone in northeast ohio woke up a millionaire this morning. >> they matched five numbers minus the powerball. sia nyorkor has more where the winning ticket was sold. >> yes. there were many customers stopping curious about the million dollar win hoping it would be them it is all anyone is talking about the winning powerball ticket sold in cleveland. >> i think you sold the $1 million ticket from your store. and i wasn't believing her until i found out from the lottery. >> reporter: lottery officials visited the newsstand thursday morning and delivered these signs. regs popped into the small family-owned business to congratulate the owner. that means bottles for everybo

tony: i am not embarrassed myself yet. i thought i was alternating. tony: stop the second. this is the only chance i get, to ruin her. >> stand up, go like this. tony: let me catch my breath. >> not that one. tony: i give up. it is good to be a good one. back to you guys. andy: tony, it should be noted, is a great hockey player. basketball, not so much. dowling catholic and ankeny. roosevelt visiting hoover. mason city coming down to urbandale. on the girls side, first two games are the same. plus, we get ames taking on the johnston dragons. some good college games in iowa, drake hosting indiana state at also at 7:00, at the mcleod center, uni versus illinois state. pro wrestling night at the well. ric flair in the house. we don't know if iowa is the best man's basketball team in the big 10. but no one has a better resume than fran mccaffery's team. they became the first team in 50 years to be a top 5 ranked team twice in the same season. they hammered michigan state in the east lansing, making a big statement. iowa have notnow won in east lansing in 18 years. jarrod: we ha

p>> tony: can i just say one pthing here. pmark, when did we reach the oint, and clearly we have, if pyou voice your opinion and pyou're called a neandertal. phe's not an idiot. pwhether you agree with him or pnot, that's his opinion. pif you don't agree with it, pdiscount it. pdon't blow it up. p>> mark: i would say there's ponly 32 people in the country pthat can tell you what a quality pcontrol person does. p>> tony: maybe 33 as of today. p>> mark: exactly. pvery good. pthat will do it for timeout. pmore cleveland news after p>> breaking news and weather p24/7. download the cleveland 19 pnews app sponsored by kisling, p. p>>> all right. pjeff, take a look at this. p>> jeff: wow. p>> mark: this is a photo from pthe cleveland park page. ptaken from euclid beach. pthe stunning ice waves on the pshore. pthat looks a little chilly. p>> jeff: it happens every year, pthough. p>> jeff: people take more ictures now. pthe same type of deal. pit's the spray from the water pand the strong winds. pthat's what you get with ptemperatures

harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> tony: thank you, harry. browns quarterback johnny manziel did not have to show up in court and was cited in north olmsted for having an expired license plate and paid the $125 ticket. >> mark: after the $1 billion jackpot a $1 million winner was sold in the galleria. the cleveland area family claimed prize. the four will split $710,000 after taxes. delua brewer says they will pay bills and purchase a few reliable cars. >> denise: that will be nice. of year. >> denise: maybe snow tires. >> mark: absolutely. >> i am glad i am not in the washington, d.c. area. >> jeff: will you need more than snow tires for sure. when something like this happens obviously in washington, everything is shutdown like the end of the world. all right. here we go with future view. i will show you the timing tomorrow morning in memphis, tennessee heavy snow, kentucky freezing sleet and rain perhaps mixing in. and then this will move to baltimore and washington by tomorrow evening. southern ohio will get snow along the ohio river perha

((tony smith)) ((tony smith)) ((tony smith)) <tony smith: "a potent pacific storm system will bring strong winds and significant snowfall to the eastern sierra slopes through the weekend with widespread precipitation spreading across the rest of the area sunday and sunday night. strong southwest winds are expected across the deserts pushing across the remainder of the area sunday night and monday. one more warm day today before temperatures begin to tumble through early next week. the very strong winds that impacted the owens valley earlier this morning have weakened except for the far southern portion of the valley between olancha and pearsonville. plan on keeping the high wind warning up until noon-- more on your forecast in about 10 minutes. remember, you can always stay connect with us by visiting lasvegasnow.co m."> ((michelle mortensen)) > new details on two violent murders that happened this week 18 year old kishawn washington was shot and killed near cheyenne blvd. and civic center drive, thursday. north las vegas police tell us he was with a group of people hanging outside the apa

tony is live at the q with more. tony, all i can say is what happened? >> tony: it is awful. i was just in there with david blatt and he can't explain it. lebron has done just about everything in his career. a couple things lebron james has never done. he has never trailed by 43 in an nba game. anywhere. he has never lost by 34 on this his home court. both things happened tonight as the defending champions came out and simply embarrassed the cavaliers. they lead by 13 in the second quarter and then it spiraled out of control. lebron couldn't get a handle on it and jefferson couldn't. it would get worse, much worse. they would lead by 30 at one point in the second quarter. curry steals it from lebron and it goes the other way. they would lead by 40 in the jr smith wasn't around to see it. he was ejected after a flagrant foul. i don't know about that call. he was done for the night. we lose badly. >> we had a break down and we didn't respond to it. you know, that and that lack of mental preparation more than anything else really hurts. i told my guys if they are not mentally re

i'm tony perkins, thank you for joininging us. >> i'm shawn yancy. that's rite, right now at 11 tonight's clipper that came in earlier is starting to wind down a bit and there's still a few flurries flying down out. there the snow should stop midnight. there's an inch or snow covers the ground in various areas and it's making a mess for everybody out there on the roads. >> it really has. some folks have not made it home from work. new video at 11 a reporter lauren demarco shot this video on route 5 branch avenue just inside the beltway and the snowfall was causing a mess on the roads. people are creep

tony zarrella has this week's wrap up. >> tony: z awards celebrating phenomenal scenes this week. >> announcer: he's out of his mind. >> tony: we had kinder, gentler moments. ] >> tony: we had some tougher moments. and we had some fantastic finishes. >> announcer: he bounces it up and three for the win, it's in! virginia has stunned wake forest. >> tony: sometime we didn't see it coming. >> announcer: just over the center line. >> tony: that's one way to score a goal. here's another. >> announcer: this young man >> tony: hey, kids will be kids. and sometimes adults will be kids. >> tony: but the number one moment of the week our own ken in any language this was spectacular. >> tony: with that we're outta here and we're taking our ball with us. all of our winners. >> we got both our husbands on the segment. >> denise: it a family show. >> beth: it is and it is a family day today, you want to get out, not a bad day, cloudy, low 40s easy to say, if you see sunshine, mid 50s, sorry low 50s into the mid 50s. >> denise: take advantage because it won't last forever. >>> coming up, deadline

>> tony: i like the hire. he is experienced, unlike other previous candidates and hires in the past he has been on other team's radar and giants wanted him. yes. no way to tell how this will play out but is a well-respected guy. how did browns beat the giants to the punch. >> browns were smart enough not to get him on a play to the giants. jackson badly wanted to be a head coach and previous shot with radars in 2011 lasting one season and canned when the new gm came in after going 8-8. 8-8. i will take 8-8 in first year as head coach and he gets another shot. he knows the division well with his years with the bengals and ravens and more than that he is an offensive-minded coach making andy dalton look like a star. developing a franchise quarterback here should and will be at the top of his list of priorities. espn reporting it will not be johnny manziel. discussion. johnny manziel. >> romona: i am excited now. interesting. incredibly well respected. and the top dog coming down with me in a few minutes and we w

i'm tony harris. digging out from one of the worst snow storms on record. >>> daring escape, three inmates are on the loose after breaking out of a california jail. >>> michigan's top attorney names a special council to deal with the water crisis. >>> and why the des moines register is endorsing hillary clinton and marco rubio. ♪ >>> the storm has passed but it left behind, snow, ice, slush, for millions of americans to deal with. the federal government called in a snow day in washington. at least 37 people died because of the blizzard over the weekend. john terrett joins us live from washington, d.c. with more. john? >> reporter: tony good evening. d.c. is on the verge of coming back full-time, according to the mayor, the district government will open on time tomorrow morning. metro is back at 5:00 am with pretty much a full service. all main artillery routes are now accessible, and the schools will return not tomorrow but on wednesday morning. snow-bound washington, d.c., the massive clean up starts

tony, when exactly will it affect us here in central florida? tony: that is a great question. that will be around 10:00 a.m. on the west side of the peninsula on interstate 75, and then raises offshore by 3:00. we have a very impressive line of thunderstorms and showers, but we have not had a lot of warnings in comparison to what we were seeing earlier. hopefully that is a sign of marginal risk severe weather, i-4 and i-95, a slight risk for severe storms. that means it is higher for marion county and just north of flagler county. the timeframe is 10:00 a.m. to 4:00. the biggest risk is damaging winds, but if there were a tornado, it would be right here. by 10:30 west ocala, by 11:30 east of ocala. by 12:30, approaching i-4. by 2:30 and near volusia county and offshore by 5:00. we will talk about the severe weather threat when this comes through late morning on into the afternoon. back to you. jim: now to breaking news out of daytona beach. a huge traffic mess caused by a driver' s mistake. this is a live look at i-95 near the i-4 interchange. a dump truck struck the overpass,

((kirsten joyce)) as tony smith reports... it's all part of this week's "teen best friend week" on the wheel. nat pop of singing tony smith: shepherd, they have a real love to permorn. but they also shared a dream most teenager wouldn't consider. emma: "it's just been like a dream of mine for so long to be on wheel of fortune. so, it is kind of surreal." tony smith: that's right!!! these two teenagers got to spin the wheel. emma:"so, i always watch wheel of fortune with my dad. so, they say to audition and so my dad has filled out an application before. so, i was like i am going to give it a try...." tony smith: and just when these best friends were about to give up hope on the dream. taylor: "it was completely, unexpected when they called us and said we had made it." emma: "i thought it was kind of scam at first, is this real? but i automatically thought of taylor. since, we are always talking about game shows." tony smith: and these two friends believe -- friends who spin together, could possibly win together. emma: "it was

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tony: , taking on maryland this thursday. in iowa state, tony seeman. scott: what a finish in the afc title game in denver. new england was down 8. last chance on fourth and goal. denver has to back -- has to bat they needed to go for 2 to tie it. they had missed a pat early in the game. brady is tipped and picked off. manning takes it. denver on to super bowl 50. the nfc championship game was never in question. cam newton led carolina to a blowout win with four total touchdowns. former uni panther david johnson had 128 total yards for arizona and this touchdown. but carson palmer threw four picks. it is carolina in denver, sunday february 7 in santa clara, califonira. super bowl 50 on kcci. hear from the winning teams coming up on sunday sports extra. plus, what was the key factor in sunday's big win against purdue? peter jok stepping update. if you haven't heard, iowa state-kansas is coming up monday night. and, a frantic finish on the rivals drake and you and i -- and you anduni. laura: next at 10:00 digging , out. we showed you the mess in d.c. wait

tony, do we have the latest? tony: it was just lifted. the worst of the energy is passed. breezy conditions. on top of that, the other thing we will have to watch, this primary line and a good-looking thunderstorm here towards lake county. this will continue to race east. all of this energy translating to the east-northeast. i want to get to the southern half of this line. a good-looking line of showers and thunderstorms. eric has more on the forecast. >> once these things cool down, we will be cooling down significantly. a quick moving system. one thing of interest, the system has begun to shave off the threat of these stronger storms is moving out. at this point in time, areas shaded in yellow are the areas we could be talking about. when the rain moves out and the cold front slides through, it will be like a broom knocking the moisture out. wind gusts, we will send it back to you. an update on the forecast. michelle: farther north, snow, not rain is starting to pile up. by the end of the weekend, some areas, including washington, d.c. could be buried under two feet of s

but you were in, tony. tony: i really want to think all the viewers for all the photos and information they sent to us today. let me take you back outside. one of our own was working out clouds rolling on in through his lens. we do appreciate that. i am looking at lake eola, you can see that camera bouncing around. winds are picking up the upper 60' s during w . winds will not really subside. showers moving through i-95 and flagler county, still lingering showers about ready to pull off around smyrna beach. i-95 here at northern brevard county, but the steady as rain is over toward sebastian, the energy will be offshore within the next half hour. daytona beach, 69. leesburg 66. winds, southwest, behind the front, temperatures will start falling from 66 to 57 by the 9:00 hour. 66, so a drop. be a jacket night. palm coast, 42, ocala 42. won' t see a significant drop once we get to the 40' s. january day. we have a couple events ongoing on saturday morning, the race, and monster jam, you will need to be bundle

. >>> now for a quick timeout with romona and tony. >> romona: time for timeout. tony is going to be joining me at the q where the cavs take on the phoenix suns tonight. i thought i was done talking about this, but apparently johnny manziel is at it again. tony, what is this all about? he's partying. isn't he allowed during the off season to party? i just don't want to see his picture. >> tony: i understand. and he's ripping through texas like a tornado. i mean, everything is bigger in parties, because during the afc championship game, johnny captured on video. again, now, we're going to pull the video and show it to you. it has since been pulled from the site which is interesting. is johnny allowed to do this? he is. very interesting, romona, to me today that hue jackson is down at the senior bowl in mobile, alabama, was asked about johnny. has he met with him. hue said, no, he was not in the first group that i planned on meeting with. if you're johnny manziel, how are you not making it a point to be in that first group? >> romona: exactly. and i heard that hue jackson at that senio

tony? >> so relax a roxanna, what hase u.s. said about helping people in miami accommodate more refugees? >> well, tony, we reached out to the health and human services department. and it did not respond to our questions about how it's going to deal with the new influx of people from cuba. >> gotcha, and thank you. and straight ahead on the program, the u.s. and iran, how the released u.s. sailors play into the bigger diplomacy with the two countries. and iran, compensating victims of the 1983 marine barracks bombing in beirut. >> iran has freed a group of u.s. sailors who were detained near the farsi island in the gulf. the ten were taken yesterday by the iranian republican guard. they entered the waters, and the ten men in custody, secretary of state john kerry later expressed thanks to iran's government. >> i want to thank the iranian authorities for their cooperation and quick response. these heroic swayings, as everybody knows, the ability, if not properly guided to get out of control. and i'm appreciative of the quick and

p>> tony: we know what that pfeels like. p>> i'm glad the general manager pwasn't in the locker room pbecause it might have gotten me pfired. p>> tony: pop, we get his dry psense of humor. pthat's nothing new. pthat was a shot against gm. pi walked into our locker room pthat unhappy after a win. pand so that's what -- listen, pcoaches stick together. pso what he did there. pand then you talk about his psense of humor didn't surprise pme. pbut, come on, you're not pinvolved in the situation. p>> romona: yeah. pi'm more worried about the pwarriors. pthey look unbeatable. p>> tony: the spurs said they're pway better for us. p>> romona: that's better. pokay. pcarlos dansby talks about the pbrowns. pa lot of the players feel pfrustrated. p>> tony: the biggest thing is phe said you could see it on mike ettine's face he was fighting psuch a battle they couldn't pcommand for us. pwe talked about it throughout pthe season. pbut to have one of your team pleaders put a stamp of approval, pso to speak, to say, yes, this pstuff was happe

p>> tony: ray was back. pby the way, jim schwartz has ptaken the same position pdecoordinator in philly. pcross him off the list. pbut that's okay. pbecause ray horton is at the top pof the browns list. pso if he does decide to bail on pthe titans, there's a pretty pgood shot he will. pthen he'll be back here. pi like what hue jackson is pdoing. p>> mark: it is a positive p>> tony: do you know what hue pis doing? phe's bringing in people that phave been in the division pbefore. pit matters to know the style of ay in this division. pto know how deep the rivalries pare and, most importantly, how pto beat those other guys. pthere you go. promona, i hope you enjoyed that. pover to you now catherine. p>> catherine: how about this otential problems for the psuperbowl. pa san francisco tv station preports the fbi and homeland psecurity are worried about ossible threats to football's pbiggest game of the year. pand intelligence bulletin was pleaked out and one potential psecurity threats the drones many eople got fo

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tony. >> okay.terrett for us in baltimore. >>> today a saudi arabia detainee of guantanamo bay was sent more. they are calling on the u.s. to close the prison, saying they have not made amongs for the abuses on the so call war on terror. >>> coming up, extradition fight, the effort to bring drug kingpin to the united states to face charges. >>> plus hillary clinton was once considered the front runner for the democratic nomination, why some of her campaign stafferers admit they are now nervous. ♪ >> okay, you are looking at newly released video that shows the police raid that captured escaped mexican drug lord joaquin guzman. they called it operation "black swan" after more than six months on the run, el chapo is back in mexico's highest security prison. it is being reported that guzman's decision to loosen his own security just before the interview of the actor, sean penn may have lead to his capture. chicago is one of six cities that have indictments against el chapo, meaning he could be destined

tony: north florida. the big storm system from west virginia to new york, if you have travel plans tomorrow or through monday, check your airline carrier. there are going to be significant delays over the course of the next couple of days. up. there is no tonight in northwest florida. the wind is cranking up the colder air is pouring in, and we have enough moisture that we are seeing the white. those are snow flurries west of tallahassee by about 40 to five -- 50 miles. that air is cold over the relatively warm gulf of mexico waters, there is no stuff for us. plenty of cold air on the way. we have freeze watches for marion and flagler counties. these will become freeze warnings, likely expanded southward. i will show you why and show you some wind chills both saturday and sunday straight ahead. jim: thank you. our team coverage continues now with wesh 2' s matt lupoli live at orlando international with the latest on how the storm is affecting travel there, matt. matt: with several major hubs orlando today

blue -- boo. >> tony, tony, tony! . >> tony, thank you very much. boys basketball, pcm on the road against north polk. pcm was up 9-0 early and then sheldon spears with a massive rejection. get up and swatted out. ransom grabs the loose ball and ends up with a bucket. the drive ends a foul. pcm too much on this one. they go on the road and gets the big win, 69-41. girls basketball, west des moines valley playing host to dowling catholic. marion daniel, great position. right place, right time. valley goes long distance. pretty good beyond the yard. lexi merit wide open. she nails it. back comes dowling catholic. becca hittner, one of the best players in the state knocks it home for two. dowling too much. valley wins 48-44. >> it is the best rivalry in the state of iowa and we love the fans who come out to support us. i am just happy for our kids. >> it is awesome, it is a great packed. it is allowed, it is crazy, it is so fun. >> more girls basketball, defending state champs waukee running like a well oiled machine hosting the ankeny hawkettes. a pas

but it was defintily better. " tony smith: a dream come true for two best friends, tony smith eight news now. ((dave courvoisier)) of course the two teens couldn't say who won the gameshow... you'll have to find that out tomorrow night at seven... right here on channel 8.//// ((denise valdez)) > keeping debt the 8 on your side team digs into the rights you have... to keep yourself from being hassled... and what to do if you're being wrongfully targeted by a collection agency./// > just into our newsroom... a local teacher is being investigated for having sexual conduct with a student. jillian lafave was arrested by school police on january 15- th. c-c-s-d police say they received a call from another agency about a possible inappropriate relationship. the "valley high school" teacher is now on paid leave while the investigation is underway./// ((dave courvoisier)) > getting a phone call from a debt collector is never fun. but what do you do when the call is about a debt you don't remember owing? ((denise valdez)) is it real? or is it a scam? and how can you know for 8 on your side consume

tony: he was gone, but certainly not for gont. matt wore wrist bands with his initials every game this season. >> when they were undefeated, he had these wrist bands, one with an a and b on it. after the first four games, he gave them to me, asked me to keep them. and then said he was going to do new ones. so he's got different ones on today, but we both know that we have them on. >> they called each other brothers. they were exactly one month apart on their birthdays, and so they were twins. they celebrated their birthdays together quite a few years, and i think it's an awesome remembrance. tony: it's a small gesture that proves there are things so much bigger than football. >> it's nice to have somebody remember your son, and matt was like a son to me, so it's wonderful. tony: even though the hawks lost, vandeberg is no doubt a winner. >> adam would think it would be awesome. eric: still ahead -- winter may dulles can metinka: a little bit of fog across the city. outside the city, visibility is reduced to a quarter of a mile, so

and this time i didn't go. >> reporter: so tony and his family waited. let the investigation run its course, hoping, praying that kenia would walk in the front door safe and sound. and travis forbes remained free. not even aware, quite possibly, of what the detective and the d.a. were up to. >> we had a lot of conversations, and we did a lot of warrants. you know, we were poring through phone records and you know, they continued to interview people constantly. we just were waiting for the one thing, something we could arrest him with. >> reporter: but even if they could arrest travis, first they interview travis forbes disappeared. >> coming up -- travis gone. >> i put out a teletype saying you find any bodies, give me a call. >> and then -- another surprise. >> my lieutenant said, grab your search warrant for his dna. so i hop a plane that night. our digestive systems handle a lot over the holidays. 20 hours of anxiously fighting crowds cooking for family meals where we eat over 15 pounds of turkey and sides. no wonder after all that our digestive syste

>> reporter: thank you tony. coming up in 30 minutes more weather and more about what is going on at the museum. i will introduce you to a bearded friend of mine. coming up in half an hour. >> interesting stuff out there. thanks, elizabeth.>>> the snow and cold can take a toll on everything including our emotions. at 4:00 doctor allen mask shares subject justice for fighting the winter blues. stuck at 5:00 on wral which loved . 2000 car owners were surveyed to see if they would five on your side monica >>> the countdown is on to super bowl 50. workers at the wilson plant in ohio are busy assembling the official game balls. the nfl is even giving the makeover. len ramirez has a preview of the changes. >> reporter: levi's stadium always lives large but now it is supersized. and already drawing a crowd 12 days before the game.>> this completely made over. what is going on? where the party? >> reporter: outside the stadium, huge entertainment millions are taking shape in the parking lot. the tent and the trailers to

tony: 83-76. [cheering] scott: for the hawkeyes, it is also a big monday, not because of a game but also because of the rankings. they are up to number three in the ap poll. that's their highest ranking since 1987. iowa was ninth last week. iowa is a perfect 7-0 in the big 10 for the first time in 46 years. the hawkeyes are also 16-3 overall after beating 22nd-ranked purdue on sunday. they have not lost in six weeks but they do have a tough one when they play at number eight maryland thursday. good time to be a hawkeye. stacey: i'll bet hawkeye fans are nervous when you get that high. mark: let's check in with frank. just enough snow to make things a little interesting. frank: live shot that over webcam up at iowa state. we have seen people walking around on campus, and the roads you will notice temperature at 31 degrees. we saw some of that freezing mist earlier and the transition to freezing drizzle. winds out of the north-northwest starting to kick up a little bit. super doppler 8, heaviest sno

((dave courvoisier)) tony, will the four new hospitals help with ((tony smith)) the hospital rep said it is a step in the right direction toward dealing with the doctor shortage... but as we've reported in the past... we first need more doctor's to come to the valley to practice./// news music voice over: "from 8 news now, this is neighborhood weather with tedd florendo." < tedd florendo ((>sunny conditions earlier and now clear weather. expecting some clouds late tonight, we had some breezes as well. temps in the high 50's by afternoon and expecting chilly conditions tonight and overnight. ............................... ................... many neighborhoods hit the high 50's today and not quite 60. cooler in kyle canyone and milder for the east valley neighborhoods where' we're lower in elevation and henderson as well. ............................... ......... high 50's this afternoon also from mesquite all the way down to laughlin and milder. very mild for death valley this afternoon and cool in the ............................... ............ storm prediction center says the seve

tony? feel like heim in a snow globe.g >> you feel like you're a snow a globe. >> i do.>> i do. >> okay. we like that, gwen. g we like your owed to canada witw your mittens.te >> it's called serious stay wam warm. >> that's what it is. tha all right. for those of you who don't gwene at a native canadian.ania so that's her little owed totlod canada there.da t thank you.than >>> all right.ht so we are going to go to break o now and when we come back, our , coverage of the blizzard of 2012 will continue. c we'll leave you with a live shos here from ocean city whereas you head out towards ocean city it's route 50.50 you can see it look like the snow and you can see that windtw picking up a little bit there as well. they will get less snow but very very strong winds get you updatd on that in just a little bit.e stay with us. stay with us. >> we've been using the hashtag winter away end, serbs it has, you can see, snow covered street, and all across the region, snow comes down, we are expecting,