aa seemmhopeless.it did for trevor bolin.hh wasn't even 20 years old yet...rweight.. addicted to drugs.. and 0- thousand dollars inndebt.he pawned off everything... selling his final posessions a decade ago.17:50:19 trevor "i pook the 25 dollars nd that's when i decided that's gonna be the 25 dollars that staats to change my ife."and it did.in less than ten years... he turned his debt into dollars... 17:56:27 trevor "when i waa about 27 i had made my firss million dollars in a single year"and now this millionaire is on a ission ...18:01:18 trevor "i'm putting a lot of people can take that o that - information and realize they're not alone"trevor's written a book... called "take today."he says anyone can turn their financial problems around.it's not easy.. but following five steps can get you started.first, write down "when they''e on paper, all of know where yoo want to go... youuccn map out how to get baby step at a timesecond, stop avoiding creditors. 18:08:14 "it gave me stomach problemm, it gave me health problems, it made me eat more" own up to your debt

he turned his debt into dollars... 17:56:27 trevor "when i wass about 27 i had made my first millionange your life today."he says anyone can turn their financial problems around.it's not easy.. but you started.first, write down - your goals.17:52:07 revor "when they're on paper, all of a sudden they become -&achievv know where you want to go... you can map out how to get babyystep at a timesecond, stop avoiding creditors. 18:08:14 "it gave me stomach problems, it gave me health problems, it made me eat more" own up to your debt.18:05:433 prevor "let them knnw you're not gonna hide from them, youure not scared of thhm, you arr taking this heed on"that could involve moving.. or taking on a new job.but every dollar saved... and earned pett you closer to your goal. 17:55:09 trevor "to this day, doon on my hands and knees when i find it on the floor"el - next on the listt.. break doww your budget.figure out where pour finances stand, and what the red.18:02:511trevor "open up every ennelope, every biil that's ouuttherr, every bill to a budget will require inn sacrificing innthe short term.

, he missed rolling around with trevor.hey're best friends. hi, emmett. >> on the day her husband returns from war, whitney decides to videotape trevor's homecoming from emmett's point of view. >> emmett, come on. hey, emmett. do you not recognize me? he clearly smelled me coming in through the door. so i had no idea his reaction was going to be like that. it made it special for us. >> he was just like trying to look him in the eyes. i think he remembers you. >> how you doing? >> it was really fun to see emmett greeting trevor coming back. and it was really cute. i'm glad that i caught it on camera. >> and we're done. >> in buffalo, new york, another soldier is greeted by a very emotional pooch. [ whining ] >> i miss you, yeah. >> karen fisher, an air force captain is returning from afghanistan, when she's surprised by her beloved golden retriever molly. [ whining ] >> i knew she would react, molly would react, but i didn't expect her to react the way that she did in the airport. i think she was just kind of beside herself

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 bayne did it last year.here are many drivers, well, many, what, six, seven that made the first win the daytona 500 their first win. trevor bayne was, of course, the guy that had the sin released l real will slipper on. >> michael: thought was the best day ever. that trophy is heavy by the way. 2003 a dominant car. the rains came halfway. winning the race at halfway is tough. we saw a great example of it here. dave blaney was going to steal the victor i have. he didn't have the best car. that day in 2003 we t

trevor bayne did it last year.here are many drivers, well, many, what, six, seven that made the first win the daytona 500 their first win. trevor bayne was, of course, the guy that had the sin released l real will slipper on. >> michael: thought was the best day ever. that trophy is heavy by the way. 2003 a dominant car. the rains came halfway. winning the race at halfway is tough. we saw a great example of it here. dave blaney was going to steal the victor i have. he didn't have the best car. that day in 2003 we had the best car and happened to be in the front when they said okay it is over. how are you supposed to win a race when you don't know when it will end. >> john: and the rain came at exactly the right time. this weekend friday night an unsuspected winner. a surprise saturday as bell. well. could we see another surprise? >> michael: no one has won the race twice in the last ten years and you have guys that have never won it right up there battling for the win. it will be really intense. that is the main th

for news 4 sports, i'm trevor price. >>> coming up, how doctors are treating a form of ocd that may be a common childhood illness. >>> and the workout that packs >>> in news for your health now, strep throat is a common infection, but it's causing a more long-term problem past the sore throats and fevers, doctors are finding in some children, strep bacteria may lead to obsessive-compulsive disorder and some kids can't function. >> a bad dream, but it wasn't. >> emily lawrence said the nightmare started four years ago when her then-10-year-old daughter samantha woke up in the middle of the night a totally different child. >> she wanted to touch everything, it was like a literal immediate onset of severe ocd. >> soon she developed tics where her whole body would spasm. for nearly eight months doctors struggled to figure out what was wrong, and soon her other daughter started acting strangely too. her symptoms started after being sick with strep throat. >> i didn't think anything of it, okay, just strep. by thanksgiving, she was no longer able to do her schoolwork. >> sometimes i have to

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. >> darrell: trevor bayne last year proved that.im. got to prove you got something under the hood to get up there and lead this thing. >> mike: dale, jr. 18th. danica patrick. many laps down. still logging laps. >> larry: the 10 car waiting for the pack to catch up to her. she couldn't catch up to the pack before the restart. said it is absolutely zero fun right now but she is learning and will try to learn more when the pack gets her. >> mike: car is pretty beat up but has a new rear end. >> darrell: that looks almost as bad as kyle busch's car are when won the budweiser shootout the other night. >> mike: haven't seen a lot of kyle tonight. you see him there in the picture. there is junior. there is kasey kahne. ride kahne.

news4, i'm trevor pryce. >> we want to welcome trevor pryce to the team, a 14 year veteran of the nflens, jets, drafted by the bronco's, good to have him here. >>> the competition doesn't stop once the new super bowl cham is crowned. >> nbc's hit singing competition "the voice" returns for its second season right after the big game. >> fiona apple, is that an influence of yours? >> i love fiona apple. >> so do i. >> i'm the only one that said it. >> all that banter is back along with all four original judges as they search for america's next voice. this time, they're look for 12 standout artists to mentor and the judges say it will be a bigger and better season. >> everyone has upped their game including us. >> i'm excited because i don't know what to expect. >> it's singers guyeding other singers. that's what's so special about this show. >> you can catch it on nbc4 immediately following the super bowl and then on its normal night, mondays at 8:00 p.m. >> during "the voice" premier, we will be doing a live chat the entire show and we want you singing and music fans to chaim in. do yo

. >> trevor nielson is the president of the global philanthropy group.ins now from los angeles thank for your time tonight, trevor we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> nancy brinker insists that this strategic shift is nothing unusual. you are quite familiar with the phillic group, what do you think? >> the silliness of the rule don't even pass the laugh test. they don't pick up rules like this. this is an excuse. very clearly there is a conspiracy afoot and a great institution, one that has done a lot of good in the world is going to suffer in a very very significant way. >> if these anti-abortion interest groups prevail on coman they will essentially -- >> they are going to dry up from people who think, geez if i give money to komen and if some radical interest group tells them how to change their business, what is that going to mean? >> someone decided it would be useful to stop pour women from getting mammograms in other words help poor women to keep from getting breast cancer. >> nancy pelosi weighed in on this point today. >> it's the basi

tim activists at the electronic frontier foundation trevor thanks for joining us tonight and i guess the reason i brought up this story today is because there's a specific story out there about target they've got this whole system to monitor what you shop for you have a user id or a shopper id and so ended up giving away to one father that his daughter was pregnant because she bought some vitamins and some lotion can you tell us a little bit more about that or the specific process that target uses. so target would take in all the information about their regular shoppers. and match it up to their credit card information in their milieu address and what they would do with this information is. into a database track. what people buy and what this will end up saying about them so they would look at patterns and in the extreme case they could they ended up figuring out. if women were pregnant and they could do this by tracking well whether a couple of examples they used were lotion that they were by or vitamins that they were buying and in one case target even knew a girl was pregnant befo

through greece is expected to default by the end of march you know for more on this i'm joined by trevor evans a professor at the berlin school of economics and law so greece is facing an ultimatum now make cuts or no cash injection what outcome do you see from this deadlock well but the moment it's a very close play that putting great pressure on greece to make these cuts greece is having enormous political difficulties in making the cuts but furthermore if they do many of these cuts is going to drive greece into an even deeper recession which means it will have even less money to meet its foreign debt repayments. do you think greece should be given another lifeline by proving itself to be after proving itself to be an unreliable creditor greece will never be able to pay its debts back if you drive it into a deep deep recession the only possibility of greece but also portugal or ireland repaying their debts is if they get long term financing that means that they can begin to invest in projects that have a future that are based on skilled labor not on cutting wages and driving the countr

concerned for the dilemma facing residents of nearly 600 units of affordable housing in the villages at trevor island -- at treasure island. this is being forced upon us by means of a 30-day notice. that notice was revised from two pages of 214 pages due to the discovery of new information. the previous 13-page version was among 22 pages of documents also objecting to the new lease included in the packets of documents prepared for the board meeting tomorrow. due to time constraints and the withholding by the john store company of many significant facts as well as the prohibition on any recording of the recent meetings, that previous letter was in complete. i just now added a half page of questions. despite mr. york's prohibition on recording these meetings, which were attended by 135 residents, the only board member who lives in these villages, fortunately, someone did make a recording of the last meeting. i have came to -- i've come to you and added to my letter. president chiu: thank you very much. next speaker. >> i am from baby on this point, speaking on behalf of baby hondas point, concer

. >> the trace winner last year, trevor bain. he has a fast car. i was in his race.e wants to help one of his buddies try to race into the 500. he didn't show everything he had but that car is fast again so don't be surprised if trevor bain does not make it two in a row. >> as a group, fords are fast. they are going to be threats. >> michael is doing some of the broadcasting before the race and then jumping into his car to race. has this happened before? i'm unaware of this. someone broadcasting and racing? >> it happened yesterday. i did some work for speed and raced. i crashed in the qualifying race. i won't be racing on sunday. luckily, i have these guys to hang out with. i was very much looking forward to it after 26 years but i won't be starting the race on sunday. i'll be giving my insight on fox and fox is going to have amazing coverage of this great race. there are going to be over 80,000 people. millions will watch. you have to watch the lags lap to see who is going to win. it seems like every time we race here, comes to last lap passes. >> i did not know th

if you turn to page 12, there's an editorial by trevor cavanaugh. this perhaps shows the way "sun" employees are feeling at this point. the headline, this witch hunt has put us behind ex-soviet states on press freedom. basically it complains that those people who have been arrested have done nothing wrong. these stories sometimes involve whistle blowers, sometimes money changes hands. this has been standard procedure as long as newspapers have existed here and abroad. clearly they're very angry and see this as part of a politically motivated investigation. they point out in this editorial that no one has been charged yet. we don't know exactly what the allegations are that the police are investigating at this point. all we know is that a number of arrests have been made. as you point out with operation elvdon, which does involve payments to police or government officials, alleged payments. now, we don't know any more than that. we don't know if this is perhaps buying somebody drinks or dinner or if this is something far more serious. we'll have to w

nick young y trevor booker aportaron sus mÁximos de la temporada para el quinteto de washington, conria para los wizards contra 20 derrotas. hoy descansan pero maÑana recinen en el verizon center a los knicks de nueva york, sera un partido dificil para los wizards. tenemos noticias de las grandes ligas. resulta que los rockies han adquirido al abridor jeremy guthrie de los orioles a cambio de los serpentineros jason hammel y matt lindstrom. guthrie, de 32 aÑos, ha tirado 200 entradas en tres temporadas consecutivas. los orioles estaban programados a comenzar el proceso de arbitraje salarial con guthrie, pero llegÓ a un acuerdo de un aÑo con los rockies poco despuÉs de que fue transferido. el ciclista espaÑol alberto contador, que ayer fue sancionado con dos aÑos de suspensiÓn por dopaje. ha afirmado que seguirÁ en el ciclismo "plenamente" y que con la sentencia del tribunal de arbitraje deportivo en la mano, el sentimiento que le queda es que es inocente y que no se ha dopado. contador dio positivo por clembuterol en un control antidopaje efectuado en la jornada del tour de francia,

tanner smith inside to beaker, yes, that is trevor's brother, dunk it is home.down by 4. 1.7 seconds left. clemson down by 2. last chance, andre young, heaves it up, that's no good. the terps hang on to win, 64-62. maryland gets their first road win of the season, improve to 4-5 in the acc. >>> and it was good news here at verizon center for the capitals last night. they started a busy week with a big night from alex ovechkin. he had his first multigoal game since new year's eve, caps up 1-0 on the power play, obee 5-hole, scott clemenson, the backup goalie. caps up early. first power play goal in eight games. under 30 seconds to go in the period. sean mathias trying to get florida on the board, but he is stoned by thomas vokoun. vokoun had 42 saves. second period, caps up 3-0. how about more ovi? look atwrister, ovi, vintage. they host winnipeg tomorrow night at the verizon center. jim, doreen? >> kind of frustrating. two teams with a lot of talent but you don't know who is going to show up on any given night. >> absolutely right. let hope the right team shows

trevor price joining me here for what we are hoping is going to be a good game. >> we are hoping. >> the knicks are without a couple of the big guys, right? >> carmel locker the biggest guy. >> amarry. >> second biggest guy. >> have jeremy lynn, by the way, the new hottest player in the nba. >> that kid is gonna be a superstar no doubt about it. >> from harvard. so here's what we have in the wizards. we have a team coming off a win they scrapped and clawed, something they have not done all season. here is what head coach randy whitman had to say about an overtime victory against toronto. >> we just got to stay -- understand why we played that -- the way we did last night. it just didn't happen. it just wasn't one of those magical nights were all of a sudden we made it happen and john started it with his energy lev levelize told you last night, you almost had to jump on that boat our get behind. >> talk about one of the fastest players in the nba. i know you love this guy. >> you know what i think you have to love him, you have to watch the way he plays and how fast he runs. he might

drivers, rather, trevor bayne and david regan.mself a tire goes down on the racees off in the . a.j. allmendinger in the back of him and caused mele on pit road and they continue to work live on da danica patrick's ca. the idea is to get her back out on the racetrack and get as much experience for her as possible. they has to stay up to speed. and michael waltrip, who do you like at the quarter way mark of the 500? >> michael: i love the move burton made. he pulled up and biffle pushed him to the front and he has been there since. i love denny hamlin's attitude. i talked to them the other day and he said i'm going for it every lap. i want to lead. he tried to do the same thing burton did without as much success. but that attitude could pay off for him if things get tight at the end. >> mike: see how the top four starters are doing. all over the field but right now greg biffle is the fastest of the four to sign up and play at&t's fastest driver challenge next week by texting fast to 34763. you could have a chance to win 4 gs just b

danica patrick, also trevor bayne damaged. lap 160.hat's juan pablo montoya, loses control of his car and slides into one of those jet dryers on the track. a huge explosion. montoya and the driver of the jet dryer truck would walkway. the cleanup would take two hours and five minutes. monto montoya's car in flames. once they got the surface ready to go again, they would be able to go racing. final lap, a green-white-checker, it would be matt kenseth trying to hold off biffle and earnhardt jr. his teammate wasn't going drag junior to the line. ken shet holds on. he wins his second daytona 500. earnhardt jr. and biffle rounding out the top three. that's your espn news update. i'm chris cotter. enjoy the rest of your day. >>> an illinois man involved in a deadly hit and run accident came clean four years after the crash. he tracked down the family of the victim. he was arrested after the family took down his license plate and then called police. he said he wanted to clear his conscience. as you can imagine, that was little consolation to

i'm trevor price, news4 sports. >> oh, i hope they do well. >> beautiful. >> looking at that sunrisehat picture makes me want to go rowing about 6 a.m. for 10 or 15 minutes. the early shots in the middle, oh, that's crazy, that does take a lot of dedication. >> really do. >> they have got it. >> yeah. got to do it. >> thank you, dan. >>> that deadly cruise ship disaster off the coast of italy was in the spotlight on capitol hill today, lawmakers holding a hearing to quiz both survivors and members of the cruise ship industry. >> as brian mooar reports now, they hope to determine if enough is being done to protect passengers sailing from u.s. port. >> reporter: the wreck of the "costa concordia" off the italian coast in january turned a dream cruise into a nightmarish struggle for survival. >> currently in the black, our technicians are working to resolve the situation. >> reporter: bewilleded cruise members and terrified passengers were literally and figuratively in the same boat. >> with he saw the crew members amongst us running around panicked, frustrated and clueless. >> reporter

the trevor project and the it gets better movement started about 1.5 years ago. it has made it through different point of the country -- different parts of the country, political persons of notoriety, including nancy pelosi all the way up to secretary of state clinton and president obama himself, recently. we felt and i have very much supported the collaboration that lee did with our chief and the war department to get everybody to speak out on this and contribute to this very necessary content -- campaign of education. representatives of our school department, are unified school district, our public safety agencies, to share in this responsibility that we need to talk to our kids. we need to tell them the words that are here. we need to put it in a way in which it really gets to them. it is not only well done, but you cannot walk away and not be emotional about wanting to be part of this movement. i want to thank, from the bottom of my heart, the individual officers who stepped up, not only as uniformed officers, but in our whole public safety division. everybod

trevor williams to penn state. don larsen five players to division 1. private and public school alike had plenty to celebrate today. >> we saw a fall the skill celebration of success. six senior football players signed letters. one of them has 51 scholarship officers, an incredible talent. joshed davis had your options, but his scholarship provide a testament of faith. he relies on his great- grandfather to raise him. their pride today could fill the ocean. >> we always encouraged him to do better. >> i pray to god that he maintains that. >> they know how to do a celebration here. and there are other kids with excitement in their eyes. >> for greyhound football players earned scholarships, plus to full rides to the soccer team. >> that are good human beings. they are more than football. >> some say cyrus jones was the most popular player in the state of maryland. can the gaon's becomes the first human player to sign with maryland for more than two decades. >> hopefully, you make a pipeline for young people. i just hope i start my own trend. i do not wan

trevor booker from clemson, an outstanding player.k on the course and will play in the pebble beach pro-am. his partner is tony romo and tony romo can play. he is a two-handicapper. he believes he has a good chance with ramallah. >> he is playing from the up t ees this week, that will be good for us. you do not know this but they want to give him a plus 3 handicap which is complete bs. >> tiger woods already working the scorecard. doug is talking about snow. the nats check in sunday night and will be on the field monday, february 20. think spring. >> it felt like i just had it with cable. it just got more frustrating and frustrating. a lot of times the picture would break up. for the amount of money that i am paying my cable company should take care of me. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. move up to verizon fios tv internet and phone for our best price online -- just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years. first time we saw tv on fios was amazing! i was just in a trance watching it. i'm discovering new channelsls every

after trailing by 9, trevor booker scored five consecutive points to give the wizards the first loadof the game, 55-54 and finished with 16 and then the suns went on a 31-6 run. with the tough fadeaway, and had 12 and wizards fall to the suns, 104-88. the wizards return home to host the kings. >>> maryland seeks revenge against miami. the first meeting, too place february 1st. the sec half, the head coach mark turgeon e ejected with the terps trailing. maryland rallied to force overtime to lose 90-86 and in double over withtime and through 26 games, one thing is a constant. >> we don't finish games well and whether. >> the lead or are behind. we don't finish games well. we figure out how to protect them and to win that game. from behind, we haven't been able to do a great job down the stretch and that is disappointing and you want things to change. sometimes, no matter how hard you work, they don't change. >> and check out miami is maryland. the rematch tonight on our sister station, wbca, my 20. tipoff at 8:00 p.m. also tonight, georgetown's at seton hall, virginia on the road at vi

>> happy birthday, trevor bayne! 20 years old! >> gretchen: only 20.0 coming up on the 26th. does not seem like a year ago, though. when i was coming back to new york, we were here right after the win and it's crazy that it's already been a year. >> gretchen: he's still 20 right now. his birthday is in a couple days. officially when you do this race, you'll be 21. wow, you'll be old. >> big time. my birthday was the day before last year. that was pretty good birthday present. we'll take again this year. >> brian: this will be on the 26th. the race will start at 1:00 o'clock. it will be on fox. what do you have to do to repeat this win? did you look back at video of what you did and is it possible to replicate that in your sport? >> i'm trying to eat the same foods and do exactly the same thing. your car goes in the museum, at the speedway museum and if you don't get it back until the day after the race. so we're trying to build one that's just as fast. i know my guys are working hard. you have to go with the same mind set. it's so easy to get ahead of