trevor potter.vor, nice to see you ( cheers and applause ) you want some ham rolls he's not-- he's not kosher. all right, now, trevor, i've got all these people down at the bottom of the screen who have been giving me money, individual americans, but i haven't gotten any of the big corporate money. that's why i have a superpac. why wouldn't a corporation give money? >> well, they'd be nervous about gig in a way that their name is publicly disclosed. people might object to what they've done. their shareholderes, their customers. >> stephen: okay, so that's where a c-4 comes in. a corporation or individual can give to a c-4 and nobody gets to know they it. >> that's right. >> how can i get one. >> and that money can be used for politics. >> stephen: great, that's good, too. >> we need to get you one. >> stephen: as long as it goes through me, it can go through anything at the present times. how do i gets me one, trevor? >> well, lawyers often form delaware corporations which we call shell corporations

through our current partnership that trevor spoke to with the finance -- kinsey foundation shall the the california council of the humanities, we are now hosting an incredible exhibition of art and artifacts from the kinsey collection, the kron -- that chronicles the story of people of frick desnent america. if you haven't done so you owe it to yourself and particularly to your children to visit and see this important exhibit which is at our library in the frake american -- african-american art and culture complex at 762 bolton street. the posters you see here are examples of elements in that exhibit. these are actual objects that are part of the kinsey collection that are on display in our exhibit. bernard i'm sure will touch on the collection during his remarks. our speaker, bernard kinsey, is one half of team kinsey. the other half is his lovely wife shirley, so please join me in welcoming shirley kinsey who is with us today also. stand up, shirley. now, my notes go on to say that a few years ago we had a wonderful opportunity to work with supervisors mirkarimi and are lee on the

trevor, whom she met at princeton university, the maid of honor, emma claire. one of the groomsmen, her 11-year-old brother, jack. the father of the bride ducked in and out a back door to avoid photographers. he walked kate down the aisle. >> he was bursting through pride. >> later this week,edwards faces a hearing on krimial charges. he asked that a trial date be delayed until january. not invited to the wedding, rial hunter. kate's mother was not there. >> we got engaged shortly before she passed away and got a chance to talk about what the wedding would be like and messages she had and she was so happy because she loves my fiance and i was on this path that she was happy with and comfortable with. >> kate wrote in glamour magazine i feel lucky to have shared that joy with her and talk about the wedding. mom advised me to think carefully about the ceremony. it could be an important map for our life together. through it all, cancer, betrayal and tragedy, now legal challenges. kate is the glue that holds the family together, whether standing by her dad or eulog

of wiki leaks and what are the greater dangers here for free speech joining me to discuss this is trevor tim activists of the electronic frontier foundation and a legal twitter feed where reporting on legal and first amendment issues surrounding wiki leaks trevor i want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and i mean are you surprised at all that the financial blockade actually ended up hurting wiki leaks or considering how much paper mastercard and visa all dominate this market has become virtually impossible to get money to the organization yeah i mean this was kind of inevitable because as you said they really dominate the market distorts the guardian saying that they basically control ninety seven percent of all humans online so when you can't win with. a certain set of its money there's going to be problems especially with all the legal costs there are all the trouble with protecting their servers and just the traffic on the web site it costs a lot of money to run it so i think by. kind of censoring. corporations the government knew it might take you know it would be overnigh

legal twitter feed we're reporting on legal and first amendment issues surrounding wiki leaks trevor i want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and i mean are you surprised that a lot of the financial blockade actually ended up hurting wiki leaks or considering how much paper mastercard and visa all dominate this market has become virtually impossible to get money to the organization yet i mean this was kind of inevitable because as you said. it was sort of the guardian saying basically control ninety seven percent of all humans online so when you can't be stupid ninety seven so that's my problem is that we probably especially. because there are all the trouble with the servers and just the traffic going website it costs a lot of. money so i mean why. i'm censoring when you use corporations the government knew it might take you know it would be over and they would eventually suffer less well exactly how much money do you think that it takes i mean you know are they using the majority of their money to deal with some of these legal troubles that they're having because i'm feel

our reporter trevor -- traveled to two provinces which are home to some of the rice crops that the country depends on for their survival. those fields have disappeared beneath the surface of flood waters that stressed to the horizon. >> we are on our way to a farming village. until just a few weeks ago, this was a rice field. then came the floods. now, there is water as far as the eye can see. this farmer takes us on a tour of his house. normally, it would be two meters above ground, now he and his family are ankle deep in water. no one knows how long the house will withstand the flood. >> i am more it that the wind and water will make our house collapsed, says his wife. i'm scared that my children will fall into the water and drowned. i cannot sleep at night because i am constantly word. the water is dirty, we don't have a toilet, and all kinds of animals seek shelter in here. we cannot leave. we would not know where to go, so we have to deal with it. >water levels have not reached their beds but if the water rises any further, they will have to abandon their house like so many families a

trevor knows. meet trevor the plant expert.f it snows, what do i do about my mums, my pansies, what do i do about the pumpkins? >> let them rot. snow isn't going to bother the plants at all. >> reporter: don't do anything? >> don't do anything. >> reporter: no joke? >> no joke. >> reporter: i say snow, you say -- >> no. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> reporter: kids and snow, it's like ice cream and cake, hamburgers and french fries. don't take my word for it. >> give me an s, give me an n, give me an o, give me a w. >> snow! >> reporter: the tc williams cheerleaders. coming up at 6:00, someone who is going out snow or shine. he does it barefoot. jim, i'll see you again at 6:00. >> brian williams was asking about that fisherman hat. we told him we switched gears and you are in snow motion. >> thank you, pat. see you at 6:00. >> okay. >>> police in the district need your help tonight to identify a child who was hit by a car this morning. the child was wearing the clothes shown in these pictures. he was hit around 10:30 this morning in t

. >> trevor touchdown for you. yes, raven rebecca, believing in the purple today, jessica. tough part of the schedule awaits the raven. three of the next four games are on the road including pittsburgh. >> believe in the purple. >>> and the ravens are back in action one week from tonight, monday night football in jacksonville. see the game against the jaguars live here on wjz 13 our special coverage kicks off at 8:00. >>> how about a little sunshine? after heavy clouds, a live look outside shows a prettier afternoon and we've got live coverage for you with meteorologist bernadette woods and tim williams. tim is in the outback. bernadette woods is in the weather center. good afternoon bernadette. >> reporter: yes, the clouds come through with a cold front. that's getting out of here. temperatures she you they haven't missed a beat. oak land 48. everyone mild. we will keep on rising this afternoon, another day above average. our average is 66. almost at that, at noon today. we will switch it over to first warning doppler and show you, this is the front moving through. there i

[bell] >> trevor coop, renee hallings. >> the president is not here and commissioners. i am lily lee. i live in a three-unit flat on the 2000 block of larkin street where the church resigns. thank you for having us here. i am sure you have been through many of these hearings and understandably, you are frustrated without a comprehensive plan for a data transmission antenna facility. on our street, larkin street, at the crack of dawn at 6:30 a.m., healthy and conscious people are going up and down the street to broadway doing their jog before the go to work, going to either of the gyms two blocks away and later, before noon, we see mama s and paps and -- papas and nannies pushing their strollers going to play time at the park. this is an r3 busy street that the church lives on, that the church is on and so do i.. -- so i. -- so do i. please denied a permit in a residential zone. thank you. -- please deny a permit in the residential zone. >> i work in the area and i agree with people who oppose the cell phone towers. there does not seem to be enough that the church can st

(laughter) and after i formed my secret donor c-4 i asked my lawyer and dear friend by the hour trevor potter, how the money could be used. i can take this c-4 money and then donate it to my superpac? >> you can. >> stephen: so i can take secret donations of my c--- :c-4 and give it to my supposedly transparent superpac. >> and it will say given by your c-4. >> stephen: what is the difference between that and money laundering? (laughter) >> it's hard to say. (laughter) >> stephen: not true. it's only hard to say under oath. (laughter) well, the blame steve media twisted my words with misleading articles like colbert slains rogue's money laundering scheme. and stephen colbert versus karl rove, who's better at money laundering? hey, hey media, i wasn't talking about karl rove's shadowy unaccountable organizations. i was talking about my identical shadowy unaccountable organizations. i cannot believe that my show was deliberately misrepresented in the news. it's supposed to be the other way around, guys. (laughter) well, and this is absolutely true, i have now received an e-mail from karl

etc made up for sure the main and the right way to go to trevor made it would be proudly of the hill in the junction take a less but they're a settlement then the palestinians can't walk there in front of the cement their only way in and out thousands through the way that will go down. you see this is the path of course this is all new in this it. goes way to which as it becomes. as this as you see it the get out of you know out of the out of this is there not a big advocate out of all of this out of this this is what this is this is. this is not by this time this is as. good i'm running. out and i'm. not out of her. like i'm about to be. paid in the dissent larry says teach the children to hate arabs to be fully staunch wilkins what he cannot the believe bringing to market with the say trying to do that is it in the first words the city you killed plus well what it is that arabs. even if it is clear that their tag is so what it is and to prove it and so would bring along photos and videos saying what show that they attacked us and came into our own land sea and i live in the end it'

elizabeth put it in the trunk of the car and then cate went to pick trevor up at the airport and trevorhip and she was even a part of the proposal. >> when elizabeth passed away last december, i think a lot of people wondered not just about cate but the younger kids who are a lot younger than cate. is she involved in bringing them you will at all? >> yeah. she is 30 but not their mother but their big sister and has taken a role of kind of stepping into that motherhood role. she drove emma to camp last summer and just as elizabeth had driven her to camp and says that emma was like, don't worry, i'm going to be fine. emma was being nor nurturing to her than elizabeth used to and it reminded her of her mother. with jack, tremendous trade books. jack is trying to get her to read the hunger games right now because he is totally into it. she is very much a part of their lives and they are a close family and i know that was important to elizabeth that they sort of take care of each other and she is really doing that. >> in the beginning we mentioned she is a very private person and not only wh

. >> trevor.pton was very concerned about it because he was in the lobby and he got arrested by seven policemen. and he just said, i surrender. >> modern bands just don't do this kind of thing, do they? >> they haven't lived. >> they're gutless. >> gutless. spineless. >> they haven't chucked things off the 20-story floor of a hotel. you're not a proper rock star. >> bloody jordies. >> what about the music business itself? because there was this amazing record store around the corner. i've actually got vinyl sitting here. amoeba is the store. but vinyl for all intents and purposes is just not there anymore. how are you finding the changing style of music? >> vinyl is here, actually. it's almost like the slow food movement now. you know, people -- well, in a way. and you know, mp3s have become like the fast food of music. and if you want to listen to, you know, and you have a need, you can fix it with an mp3. >> how do you guys listen to music yourselves? >> well, ideally, i listen to music like tha

sand on the eighteenth hole made a putt for par to finish one back in second gear while simpson and trevor immelman are tied for third since and seeking a third tour leading third win of the year he world number one luke donald are vying for the p.g.a. tour money title this season with both set to tee off when a vista next week in the final p.g.a. event of the season. on the baseball diamond the texas rangers have become the first team to reach the world series this season the detroit tigers only able to watch as nelson cruz says a playoff series homerun record in the rangers fifteenth title in the corner tigers who trail three two in the series lashing arch right away amid a hostile environment rangers park six time all star mchale can prayer meeting at one nothing with a big individual homerun three for another before the rangers got back in the saddle michael young's double time to game at two sparking a huge run young would card another trouble in the third putting rangers nine two up crews though he was the man who would set a record with six home runs in a single three of series in t

the sound on the toll on me the putt for more difficult one back in a second here while simpson on trevor immelman are tied for instance if you are. going to give me and world number one luke donald are vying for the p.g.a. tour money title this season with both set to tee off. next week in the final p.g.a. event of the season. on the baseball diamond the texas rangers have become the first team to reach this season's world series the detroit tigers looking like mere spectators as nelson cruz set a playoff series home run record in the fifteen to five texas when that corner tigers who trail three two in the series lashing rights away have made a hostile environment for six time all star miguel cabrera making it one nothing with a big individual homerun jhonny peralta and then out of another before the rangers got back in the saddle michael young's double tying the game to. run the card another dozen in the third shooting range of nothing to off cruise the rules the man who would set a record with six home runs in a single the all series the seventh inning the five that ended the rangers n

goal since trevor immelman are tied for third while he is looking at her leaving third win of the year which would put him in the position to win the p.g.a. tour of the year. award. brings its own to the baseball diamond on the texas rangers have become the first m.l. be world series team this season reaching the big dance for the second straight year the detroit tigers could only watch nelson cruz set a playoff series homerun record in the rain just fifteen to five when the corner tigerish they were down three in the series on the lodge start right away and made a hostile environment at rangers park six time all star mikael cabrera making it one nothing with a big individual homerun jhonny peralta being another before the rangers got back in the saddle michael young's double tying the game to sparking a huge run young with cart another double in the third putting the rangers nine to . cruise though was the man who had set a record with six home runs in a single playoff series in the seventh inning fifteen five how it ended the rangers now hoping a world series return results in the ti

finale for trevor to beat another russian you. tell you start there and he also made an early exit at the hands of a stony skate connect the it is one of the over is the top seeded player in moscow and says that the match is after receiving a bite of the second round this is her chance for a second title of the season and the world number five is still happy with her for going into the tournament. reached two grand slam finals last year this year it was a very consistent year for me in. that i lost in the grand slams. you know really well throughout the season i didn't really have bad matches throughout the whole season i did the first. deep into the tournament so i had a very consistent year no matter what and i think i'm pretty satisfied about it. switch to the n.f.l. where monday night's games two of the new york jets end their three game losing streak they enjoyed a twenty four six victory over miami heat and i lost all five of their opening games pressure was on jets coach rex ryan to end his team slide while the dolphins wer

trevor that's what they said and that's what they've been saying for the past few weeks in fact the last time they said this as long as there is not a shrunk should go in tripoli there this is not going to happen. for over again. could have been a program times correspondent live from brazil thank you. this week struggling european economies were dealt another blow by ratings agencies who grade italy and spain fears over the debt crisis were also intensified by the downgrade of several british and portuguese bags. remains the biggest and so rather of international crisis and still not sure it's doing enough to get another cash injection. countries to live in all to make to ramp up the cuts will face total collapse that's after athens admitted failing to reduce its deficit to the agreed level despite the relentless austerity drugs left the nation's economy in tatters now as artists are a first reported in the week the needs of the people taking second place it seems to big bang and. anger in athens syntagma square once again bearing witness to the clashes between rightly here is protest i

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