tony: i am just tony fadell. [laughter] it is that simple.mily: 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. 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 and co

. >> 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 design

. >> got to go with tony. >> tony. jeff probst. >> go the to go with tony. >> bernie sanders. >> got to go with tony. >> kanye? >> got to go with tony. what can i say? >> george clooney. >> oh! >> okay. so clearly they were playing a game of who would you rather. this is helping so she can have a little fun here. bernie sanders she didn't go with though. >> right. i think first of all, tony plays a president on "scandal," who's charming, cheats on his wife, and the wife becomes a senator and runs for president. i can see why that might appeal to hillary clinton. and let's face it, that guy can act. so i can't quibble with her choice there. i think hillary clinton has an uphill battle in humanizing herself to the voters. it's just not her strong suit. and it's not something she's been very practiced in, having been in the public eye for so long and out of daily life that most americans can relate to for so long. but she's trying. we'll see how that goes. >> all right, josh. thanks so much for coming in. we loved your an

tony andrade viajÓ en el crucero viento tony: cinco dÉcadas pasaron para que un crucero llegara a cubabre es el adonis, 14 horas despuÉs llegamos a la habana. >>'' los pasajeros estaban muy emocionados, en el momento que entramos a la isla, podÍamos sentir el significado que tiene este viaje''. tony: los cubanos americanos fueron los primeros en salir. >> mucha emociÓn, la primera vez que nosotros hemos regresado a cuba. tony: su esposo es el asesor legal de carnibal. >> una alegrÍa, pero entrando el barco a la bahÍa, estÁbamos en la punta del banco y se veÍa al pueblo cubano. tony: quÉ estarÍa diciendo tu padre en este momento? >>'' estoy muy orgulloso de ti''. tony: tÚ fuiste parte elemental de todo este proceso, cuÁn difÍcil fue? >> no tan difÍcil como piensan muchos, la relaciÓn en la contraparte del gobierno cubano fue muy profesional, nunca tuvimos algÚn problema, y esperamos seguir asÍ, y expander nuestras operaciones. tony: los sentimientos estaban a flor de piel, para los que llegamos como para los que nos recibieron. esta noche la pasamos a la habana y maÑana estaremos en alt

more opt race got white house, sarah. >> tony, shawp, let's start with the republican side. presumetive party nominee donald trump with picks to replace justice scalia. this is an unusual move behind a presidential candidate. he is writing to earn support of trump also met with henry kissinger in manhattanto past have done looking for advice on foreign policy from the gop elder statesman on world affairs coming one day after trump says he's on to speaking with north korea's vick tate or. >> our president gets nothing from such a conversation and kim young ungets prop canada he will use for years. >> and hillary clinton is trying to do the same. but her opponent won't go away. bernie sanders easily won the oregon prime youry last night and hillary clinton barely won in kentucky. she still has a wide lead in the race needing 100 delegates to seal the deal for the nomination. >> that may be true based on mathematics. that democratic convention in philadelphia will be a real donny brook what everybody thought the republican convention would be. >> it's perceived unfairness regar

if you are confident tony chaplin, hire tony chaplin but do you think it is his job to lose, what would he have to do to not get the job and he was asked if he wanted the job and he didn't address it and said one day at a time. >> it is overwhelming for him. he obviously has a lot on his plate and not expecting to become chief of police. that wasn't something that anybody knew was going to happen. i think the community is still in shock and chaplin said he didn't dismiss it but says i want to focus on the here and now and getting through the next couple of months. i know that police commissioner or ahead of the police commission spoke about that. she says we are searching and going to be launching this search. it seems like the efforts are concentrated on the here and now. >>> we will be following this up. >>> let's take it back to how it started. we are waiting to learn the identity of the 27-year-old african-american woman shot to death by a san francisco police officer. a large crowd gathered in her honor. police tried to detain her after she was spotted in a stolen car in the bay vi

. >> oh, i have to go with tony. >> tony. >> tony. >> tony. >> bernie sanders? >> tony!ny. >> kanye? >> i have to go with tony. >> george clooney? >> well, tony could be the first term and george could be the second. >> all right. >> she wants both. okay. so that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> all right, to washington now and i'm joined by eliza collins, politics reporter for "usa today." good morning, eliza. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. so we watched more protesters erupt at a donald trump rally last night. it was in new mexico. will we see these continue to grow even after he clinches the nomination? >> i think the protests aren't going away. they have been around for a while. last night was a little different because it was more violent than usual. although we saw -- remember in chicago he had to shut down a rally because of protests. i can't imagine them going away. i think while republicans are getting behind him, he still is just as divisive with democrats and with the people that aren't in the party but are against donald

tony with a question mark at the end. and so it's tony, toni, tone >> tony? >> jimmy: tony?one, i don't know if we -- well, i can't talk about it but you're getting swamped at a a limousine and you're getting in an argument. i can't really get into it, right? >> it's pretty inappropriate. >> jimmy: it's pretty inappropriate. [ light laughter ] but i can talk about it now and then we won't air it. >> all right, you can cut it out? >> jimmy: yeah. there's a scene where like -- [ cheers ] we have to know, we have to know. it really made me laugh. it's you and akiva getting into an argument. like, you changed. no, i didn't. and like, these fans are coming up to your limousine, and you can see them on the other side of the glass, and this girl picks her shirt up and then he's like, "what is that?" you're like, "yeah, that's what my life is dude." [ laughter ] you don't know what my life -- and as you're doing this, a man comes down and pulls -- [ laughter ] and you don't realize it, but you keep pointing at it. you're like, "this is what i'm all about. 24/7, man." [ laughter and

tony. . >> all right, sarah, thank you. the man who caused chaos okay which story are we doing here. all right. the man that -- okay, standby folks my apologies here we'll do breaking news right now. this is news that is just coming into the "fox 5 news" room. egypt air commercial airline egypt air says one of their flights from par toys cairo disappeared from radar. boeing 737 on board that plane are 59 passengers and ten crew members. again egypt air flight we believe it's flight number 0 in route par toys cairo reportedly disappeared fromry dar. we'll continue to ol owe the story and bring you the laimentest as we get it. >> in other news tight the man that caused chaos on the national mald after claiming he was exposed to anthrax is find. the man is kevin osborne from spots vein why and received a $250tic fret drivering on to public space without a permit. it turned out to be a false alarm. osborne never made threats but was concerned he was exposed to anthrax while adding virginia. >> the d.c. fire department took part

. >> i'm tony perkins. metro is going to close at midnight every night beginning june 3rd, this is will impact thousands on the weekends. sarah simmons is live with the details and rider reaction. >> reporter: i'm here in dupont circle. there's quite a bit of activity at the metro here in dupont. this is part of the general manager's new safe track plan that we have been talking about. he came up with a few weeks ago. that's going to be just the beginning. midnight closure on weekends and throughout the entire week. here's the thing. the city doesn't shut down at midnight. take a look over here. you can see we still have activity. people walking around. taxis and everything. those will be in dire need soon. jack evans spoke about the need to cut back on the metro hour. >> it's a tough one and i recognize that but we need track time. there's no if, and's or buts and we were getting 19 hours a week of repair, that doesn't work. >> reporter: people are going to have to plan ahead. that's what we were hearing f

keep her away from tony. >> we saw it. much more coming your way. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" wednesday night. hillary clinton and donald trump are inching closer to clicking their party's nomination for president. but bernie sanders continues to win at the polls and he has no intense of dropping out. we have more on the standings coming up. >>> and a man admitting to making child pornography learns his fate today. and how officials are making how motorcycle riders stay on course. >>> now, to the 2016 race for the white house. we are less than three weeks away from the presidential primary season. voters in kentucky and oregon decided who they wanted to represent them in a general election. and one primary is still too close to call. we are talking about the contest in kentucky. these are the latest results, with 99% of precincts reporting, less than 2,000 votes separate hillary clinto

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> more trouble for metro rail. just after 7:00 this evening firefighters were called to investigate smoking brakes on a train pulling into the rockville metro station. and they did not find a fire. but during the evening commute a smoke issue was reported at the stadium armory station and experi here and trains were forced to single track in that area. . >> and what all this will mean for your commute. tisha. >> well, shawn, and tony, the short answer it will take time to fix all of these problems and get the commute here and everywhere and back to normal. metro is no doubt in dire need of some tlc and we spoke with an engineer and he blames lack of maintenance and says aging is to blame. but we asked him the question that many of you all have including myself what's insulator? >> if you have one electric conductor electricity conducting metal and another one on the other side, if you don't want any current to go between this one and the other one you put insulator in between. >> electrical engineering guy are you

novant health and uva health system go tony.tony. >> we're wrapping up the night with a story that has a lot of people talking the weathers wardrobe controversy.ro >> perhaps you heard about it. i the meteorologist was wearing a apparently viewers complainedly about v it, here's what happened next. >> you want me to put this on, o why because it's cold. >> got a lot of email. >> what, really. okay. >> wow. wow >> she handled it well. >> well, one of the ange considers handed her a sweater. social media whether or not oar dress was appropriate, the execute me on women, the meteorologies later took to facebook to discuss her wardrob choice she wrote i was not ordered to put on the sweater. i was simply playing along with company ange considers joke if c you ever watch the morning showg we poke fun of each other all the time i want our viewers to know it was not our intention to offend anyone. >> i'm so glad that's been >> actually a lot of times you here about female meteorologist weathers people who take hitseo because ofpl what

much more on dryer 7-day forecast when i join you in a few minutes tony. >>> sue, thank you. metros warning riders to get ready for more delays. train operators on the orange, blue, and silver lines are being ordered to show down. its part of an effort to try to reduce electrical insulators and smoke incidents. each train will travel at a maximum speed of 45 miles per hour. engineers believe by slowing down the strains they can reduce how much electric pour they use. >>> washington monument is set to reopen tomorrow. the national park service closed the monday you appointment saturday after discovering electrical issues with elevators. they aren't sure if these are the same issues that caused the over the last year. all right still to come off duty emt at a baby shower act attempted quickly we're going to tell you how she helped save a seven year old after she was shot. >>> terrifying accident caught on dashcam find out what forced his truck to overturn other than a highway. >>> here's a look at some other stories including the weather wardrobe controversy. we'll be right bac

i think a bigger question for tony pulis will be that number ten position. craig gardner hasn't gotten on the ball enough. you need to feed that player to try to provide quality and that will be an area that the west brom manager will definitely look at. >> james morrison may have had some game time but he's been out over the past few months, so time will tell whether his future is here with west brom or perhaps even elsewhere. lucas. smith will keep leko honest here. leko has given away a corner. he looks bemused but from our angle, it didn't look as though that ball behind. >> we are 50 or 60 yards from it but my initial thought was the ball had gone out of play. that touch takes it out there. you can see clearly well over the line. >> he's got a good poker face, the young man. here's ibe. it was a fair one, very committed to mcclean. that's what we've come to expect from him. >> this is the last game of the season with nothing to pay for but a bit of points and pride. really committed. brannagan felt that one. >> dawson with the throw. here's ojo. he was

tony was gracious to join us, there i am with tucker. we spoke to hundreds of school children this morning, weather is obviously very important to a baseball game and we talked about the weather threats we see here, how weather is forecast, how decisions are made during ball games, about what is going to happen in terms of rain delays or thunderstorm threats, lots of good weather safety and it was wonderful to see everyone who came out. we are so grateful to you. we're also especially grateful that the nates asked us to come tobacco this year and that they we one of our favorite causes, leukemia and lymphoma society. one dollar for every ticket sold was given to that society, and several people got to participate in some of the pregame festive ties as a result of a great auction item between us and the nates. presidential race was fantastic. george washington won and everybody had a great time today. thank you so all who came out. we hope to see you again next year. and often on weather day we have weather at nationals park. but today wa

plan. >> reporter: tony and sarah talk about bad timing all of this o going into the holiday weekend, a friendship, he asks what is going on with metro now. construction, more of the same but you know we're all used to it i can tell you whose not used to it tourists. ♪ >> reporter: even though itthou could be anything but for tourist coming into the nationsn capital this memorial day weekend. construction on the metro railhe continues that means service adjustmentss on all six lines. >> how are people going to get around? >> reporter: we have the sameame question the family visiting from new jersey.y. metro says even though the vienna, dunn loring will beorin closed this weekends, even though there will be no orange line trains this weekends silver line will run. most likely they'll know. >> i have no idea. we know because we live here what abou lt people coming into town. >> yeah, that would have been really bad.ha >> reporter: thankfully they rented a car but for the masses who will rely on metro pack patiences.ence >> really bads time riding witht metro.im t that.no doubt abou >> r

because of hamilton, you must watch the tony's. >> all right.he tony's just announced today that oprah and cate blanchett will be presenters. >> it's a little nasty between the guys. >> what? [ bleep ]. >> i'm serious. >> cool, bro. >> don't touch me dude. >> in real life if a guy rolled up on another guy like that there would be some kind of physicality. >> there would be some kind of physicality. >> you always wonder how much is real and how much is just for the cameras. >> you always want to remember it's a tv show and that's why i'm truly addicted to the scripted series unreal because they show yyu things that if true the people on reality dating shows do not want you to know. >> queue our moron. >> ready. >> welcom >> it's a show called really terrible but in one season unreal has earned a huge following that ays otherwise. >> the show really pulled back the veil. we see how the reality shows are manipulated. >> it would totally watch them and still love them. it's definitely entertainment but you watch it now seeing more of the craft and t

to toni sacconaghi. and he says that it could break l lower, and what is the point that you want to buy the stock? >> well, i bought some last week and unfortunately $3 higher, and can it get to $92, sure, it is long term. and to joe's point, this is the longest hold is apple, and why? because i look at it from the long term, and if you are looking at india and china and the technology and the advances and the acceleration of the 3g and the 4g and the lte and you can see interesting growth potential from that alone and the customer satisfaction 95% who want that type of experience, and all of that can drive this this and move it the services needle are from the billion users to a much larger number, and that is why, maybe the best is in the past in terms of the best they could ever do, but there is still plenty of runway in front of them. >> you want to see the year-to-date performances, and steve mentioned the market, and how does it relate to the market. and it is down about 13%, and the s&p is flat on

tony: esa boleta, de cuÁndo es el concierto?uneral donde digan adiÓs a emilio. enrique: un vÍdeo elaborado por un artista con espectacul >> descarga la app de univisiÓn noticias. podrÁs ver las historias que presentamos en tus programas de noticias favoritos. ilia: para despedirnos con mezcla de mÚsica y malabares. es un genio musicÓlogo en una calle de zaragoza en espaÑa. enrique: uno de sus mÚltiples seguidores decidiÓ poner un vÍdeo, subido a facebook. supera sus locutor: hoy, en "la rosa de guadalupe"... sonia: tu trabajo... no sirve. ismael: pero ¿por qué? si están desarrollados todos los temas que nos dio. sonia: sí, pero está mal. ismael: si mi trabajo está mal es porque usted no sabe enseñar. sonia: un momentito, no me faltes el respeto. ismael: no, no le falto el respeto, nada más me estoy defendiendo de lo que me hace. sonia: no me importa lo que digas, tu trabajo está mal y no pasaste el bimestre. ismael: eso ya lo veremos... abril: debo reconocer que fue buena idea que no entráramos a clases. me la estoy pasando supe

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tony? he's wanted republican w presidential candidate will bele the gop's nominee.om trump officially cline p muched that nomination today can.can. fox news reports trump has now captured 1238 delegates one more than needed to win the nominee. some republican leaders arere still not p backing him. house speaker paul ryan has yet to endorse trump while senate majority leader mitchell mcconnell has given trump a tepid the lawyer who represented casee i anthony is threatening to take legal action. high as accepted sexual favors. in it he also claims that anthony confessed to killing her two year old daughter and potentially claiming another man for murder. you may recall anthony was acquitted of that crime in 2011. when we come back angela brooks joins us from our zip trip in national harbor. we'll be right back. . z2022z vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill p

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tony!'ve got to go with tony. what can i say? >> george clooney. >> oh. >> well, tony could be the first term and george can be the second term. >> all right. all right. >> more hard choices for clinton now the full episode airs today on "ellen." >>> he's throwing out controversial theories lately, thomas, and can you believe trump? according to the analysis from "the boston globe," trump said the phrase believe me 30 times in the 12 republican debates. a rate 56 times greater than his opponents. and believe me, he says it a lot. >> believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. believe me. >> that's a lot of believe mes there. the next super cut has to be how many times he's said unbelievable. >> can you do your trump voice for us? >> i'd rather not today. >> he does a good trump voice. >> yes, thomas. >> national treasure.

sue. >> tony, sarah, hot enough for you? i think a lot of people found today's 86 degree reading a little hard to take and after our pool and rainy 50 degree readings and 60 readings for the month of may. how are things looking for thursday and the big run-up to memorial day weekend. we'll have a first look at the forecast and "fox5 local news at 10" will be right >> virginia governor terri mc callive is threatening to pull funding for melt row if safety on the metro line does noyment proof. the governor signed a directive on tlp radio today to strengthen vi of met wrote. it calls for virginia secretary of transportation and department of rail and public transportation to work with metro to create new safety protocols. and the governor says he's suck and tired of the safety problems on metro and he says the state will withhold fund physical safety protocols are not met. >> met vo asking atheist group to stop claiming they purchased advertising on metro butions. they're known at freedom from religion foundation largest atheis

with tony. >> kanye. >> i got to go with tony. what can i say? >> george clooney. >> well, tony could be the first term and george could be the second. >> all right. that's tony goldwyn who is on "scandal." we'll be right back. >>> we're back with hardball. tell me something i don't know. isn't it great having you here. >> it's lovely to be here. people may have made a lot about the fact that david duke the white supremacists has thrown his support to donald trump, but who trump reminds me of more than duke is duke's old opponent that i covered in '91, same kind of thing. edwards would say anything he wanted to. the more shameless he got, the more the supporters loved hip. what's going to -- >> they threw votes for him. >> it's the same with trump. >> it's the old joke. >> even people who hated edwards had to vote for him to keep duke from the office and republicans think that way with hillary. >> one of the greatest questions was when david duke was asked what made you hate americans so much that you became a member of the nazi p

look at tony.n entertainment guy kevin mccarthy saturday down with justin timber lake at the film f festival to show him our version of this video. this is can stop the feeling is the first new song timber lake has release since 2013. it will be a part of the soundtrack for his upcoming animated film trolls. he's being busy being a husband and a daddy. he got married to jessica beal. thousands of people have watchea this. >> thousands of people. pe >> way to go guys.uys you look great. > fox5 local news at 11 starts right now. no >> this is fox5 local news at 11. > right now at 11, who shot anh killed this man as he helped three young children off a bus? the latest on the investigationn as the victim's family speaks out. plus, it's about to cost you even more to park in the the district. we'll break down the and when l ' site it go into effect. we're getting our first look inside the submit sonia's museum of african-american culture. fox5 local news at 11 startsç right now. thanks so much for stay

tony is putting the pressure on me. let me preface my weather forecast by saying i am only the weather messenger. but if you look at that beautiful that's out there now what are you seeing? >> beautiful green grass. beautiful and how do you get that? >> rain of course?>> >> that's what makes it that rth way. just so that you can enjoy it. well, what more can is? >> unfortunately, we are definitely head dead for more of that. we don't need it any greener we are going to get the rain. i have to be the bearer of that news. soggy saturday ahead. once again we are in for some wet weather. temperatures on the cool side s today in the 70s. we are going to start to dip down. few showers on sunday. a little bit of shun sunshine. we get a really nice warm up. that's part of my forecast iast have thumbs up of the today temperatures in mid to upper 70s right across the board. it was very pleasant. i was outside. lots of sunshine i hospital hops you got out to enjoy it. little bit of a breeze. it was comfortable outhere. you can see

tony, your thoughts?ne of those things if it weren't barack obama i could probably understand the historic significance of an american president making a visit to hiroshima, particularly to talk about nuclear proliferation. his track record going around the world seems to apologize, always subordinate american power and american exceptionalism. he is not the best messenger. there is another part that feels sad to the idea that you know, we've never had a japanese leader visit pearl harbor. never asked them to apologize for travesty which created circumstances which we entered the war in the first place. therefore to end it in hiroshima and nagasaki. this is complicated decision i think in many respects. harris: sandra? sandra: a lot of research i read leading up to this, there were critics obviously but some who looked at this, this represents a new level of maturity that japan and united states has reached. do you think he should go? >> no. i really don't. >> i don't either. >> i really don't think he sh

the politics about as former prime minister tony blair intervenes on the debate. ♪ francine: tony blair believes british voters will do the sensible thing and vote to stay in the european union and next months referendum. he spoke to bloomberg at the milken institute conference. prime minister blair: europe has been good for britain and britain has been good for your. and the larger europe, with eastern europe is profoundly important for our security and prosperity. francine: the former u.k. prime minister tony blair. let's stay with the british theme. london goes to the polls tomorrow to select a new may appear at the issue of brexit with one in favor and the other against. let's speak to rob hutton. on theo have you program. first of all, so the referendum is on june 23. president obama showed up. now we hear from tony blair. does any of this sway voters? rob: we certainly have not seen a massive shift in the polls post-obama. so, the short answer is it has not made a big difference yet. fromrgument that you hear the government, and these are their words, when people are making big de

i mean, tony chaplain, deputy chief now chief of police, but if greg suhr had to leave, tony chaplain is a good choice to replace him. he's a highly regarded cop. he's close to the community. he values their input. i've known him personally, professionally for a long time. i did a lot of ride-alongs with him when he was with a gang task force way back when. he's been with the department for decades. again, he's well regarded by the rank and file. tony also worked in homicide for a long time. he worked on some major cases. then he was promoted to chief of investigations for the department. he joined the command staff then. and then when the department of justice's cops program launched its investigation into the department, chief suhr promoted him again to deputy chief as a liaison to that federal program. so again, tony chaplain is a cop's cop. he values the community input. he has close contacts with them. and he's going to make i think a very good chief. he's got a lot of experience and good relations with the rank and file. back to you. >> vic, that's great information. thank you.

tony: the average american has a couple thousand dollars in the bank.rope, when you see the european people starting to raise cash with their balance sheet -- it's an interesting time. the biggest issue is the country's sucking up a lot of cash out of the european union. it's a handful of countries. when you are talking to investors, what's the biggest concern they have right now? was: what we started on content software that automated the process what customer has an accident. overtomated that space and a decade, we took about 65% market share of the world. we became very successful, but we are very innovative. our real aspiration was to think about it like this -- you have 52 or 54 transactions of your car life when you own a car. we want to be 20% or 80% of all the data or software associated with those transactions. doorder to do that, we don't them and a, we do i and day -- we event -- we event and acquire. we want the historical data to give you the better experience and then just keep innovating things. alix: you say the amazon of cars? tony: any

and next, donald trump and tony soprano. think they have anything in common. >> i have a former soprano's >>> welcome back to "justice." joining me now is a man who went from acting on the sopranos to politics. anthony ribbo sell theo is a new york republican activist and an alternate delegate to the gop convention this year. anthony thanks for being here. i'm excited about the fact that you are pretty much best known for your role as dante greco tony soprano's driver on the hbo series. >> yes. >> tell me, what if any similarities do you see between tony soprano and donald trump? >> well, the character was way more fierce than donald trump is. most definitely. >> that's because he killed people because he got mad at them? >> yeah. pretty much. but they both have courage of their convictions. that's what i like about donald trump. and personally, jimmy was a great guy and i miss him a lot. >> you know, when you were part of that show, did you feel like, you know, here was a guy who could make decisions, a guy who, you know, d

. >> thanks for joining us i'mfor tony perkins.. >> i'm shawn yancy. shawn yancy.ee people were hurt after alu man repeatedly rammed his suv s into the entrance to the one person was pinned in theinnn wreckage for a time before otheo customers cut him loose. l marina marraco is live on the ot scene. witnesses say this was nos sais accident.nt >> reporter: they say it was intentional because he keptbecak backing up and them rammingm ram again and repeatedly.front doort a total of three times beforeesb witnesses were able to pull himl out from the car. tonight police though notug releasing his identity or sayiny if he's facing any criminalmina charges but you can see here ate silver diner that cleanup c continues as they try and open o back up for business. in just seconds employees at th tysons corner silver diner d rushed to try and stop the the driver of this hummer. hum >> all of a sudden this guy jusj rammed into the building.ed i oh, my god, this guy just rammes into the building. >> reporter: on three attempts the driver tried ramming througr the front door. d

will, tony, that's the same guy.", okay, i'm going to booby-trap this character then. i'm gonna make him the worst porn addicted desperate book, and then, you know, if people wanted to come at me i'll just be like fight me. [ laughter ] you know? >> seth: oh that's good. you made yourself -- you made yourself a man of danger? >> yeah. >> seth: you also -- you know these are -- you sort took on millennials which is a generation that i feel like people are -- feel very strongly about one way or the other. and there is, of all the characters, there is much that is unlikable. >> yeah. >> seth: is that something that when you start writing a book, you are worried about? like i am writing characters that are not -- people will not be instantly drawn to? i mean the first car ride that you spend with them, you sort of tell us more about what not to like about these people than what to like. >> yeah, it's true. so i mean, first of all, about millennials. like, it's probably like the most hateable generation in history, right?

thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. > s that he'sd right.he's the news coming to us out of orange county, virginia, a incorporate s l engine plainat crashede about 90 minutes ago.. we're told right on the street. we're told this is near a town called roadsville in orange in county. we're also told that two people on the the plain were killed. there's no word of any injuries to people on the ground. federal and state investigators are heading to the scene tocene figure out what exactly happened. we will bring you the latest developments as soon as we getet hem. in other news today a teenager has been arrested in connection to the accidental drug overdoses student. fox5's marina maracco is life at centerville high school tonight with more. marina. >>reporter: and tony, thatt arrest actually came last week after that student, also centerville high school turnedol himself into police. here is # 1 year old david he evers, he is charged inhar connection with the death of another student here at centerville high school. 17 year old alexia springer who like you said di

tony.e return to the district now, an innocent person killed during the chaotic highjacking of a crowded metro bus. tonight the suspect is in custody and we're now about how it all played out. marina maracco is life in northeast with with new details we've learned within the last hour. >>reporter: that's right, tony, police just saying minutes ago 40 year old anthony pain, the fatal victim in tonight's case northwest d.c. 30 year old keith james loving is the suspect. he's from northeast d.c. and tonight he's facing second degree murder. people running, hollering. it was just chaos. in less than three minutes police say a man singlely high jacketed metro bus u6 and struck and killed a pedestrian. >> that's crazy. somebody would lose a life because somebody wanted to act crazy out here. police would not speculate whether the suspect was intoxicated or influence of drugs as he boarded the bus and stood over the driver. as soon as the bus made its next stop on kenilworth avenue, the suspect at

i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. bye-bye. >>> a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, email or call us. ,,,, the search underway for this "mob" coming up later todayn >>> 15 to 30 men on the run after brutally attacking a man south of market in san francisco. the search under way for this mob coming up on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >>> coming up in just half- hour, san francisco's acting police chief tony chaplin will speak out for the first time since taking over leadership of the department. this after former chief greg suhr was forced out following the latest deadly officer- involved shooting . you can watch his comments streaming live at 1:00 on our website, cbssf.com. >>> all right. that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> oh, look at that! it's friday! weekend! captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ >> zende: i didn't expect to feel this way. it's kind of overwhelming. >> nicole: you're telling me. >> zende: seeing rick and maya with their little girl... what you did was