i'm joined now the executive and ceo of the trevor project, abby land. death is a tragedy certainly that didn't need to happen, like so many others. first, let me ask you, for anyone watching who has a child that might be in trouble, what are resources that are available to teenagers like this? >> randrandi, thank you for hav me on. there are resource. amanda's death is a terrible tragedy and our hearts go out to her family and friends. but there are resources. our jobs are to act as gate keepers, and there are things like the trevor project where we are the leading national suicide prevention and crisis intervention hotline that people can call. it's a lifeline. they can call 24/7 to talk to someone, to talk about what they're feeling and find out why, what is the reason that they should be thinking about other things besides suicide. we have trevor chat, and there are chat lines where people can go and talk to people. we also have a wonderful thing called trevor space, where we have almost 50,000 young people from 138 countries talking to each other, t

me down. >> emmett, he missed rolling around with trevor.mmett. >> 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, and we were both just ove

tim activists for the electronic frontier foundation hi there trevor well we all know that these dronescame came into being about a year ago or really started making spotlight about a year ago what's so new about the story. well this is kind of the first time of the public is getting its chance to express his feelings and know at the local level about these drones i mean the f.a.a. has been handing out these authorisations for about a year now as you said but now police departments are finally starting to at least put in plans to start putting them to use and i think people are really worried that their privacy is going to be invaded by these drones you know the argument is that these drones are exactly the same as the ones that fly overseas because they're smaller and their battery life is lower but the problem is this technology is advancing so rapidly these drones are going to be able to fly for hours and days the time very soon and the police will take advantage of that and i think the citizens of seattle are concerned about their privacy and want to make sure that the proper safegu

then we'll be joined by trevor potter, katherine mangu-ward -- trevor potter is a partner, and often known as the lawyer for stephen colbert's super pac. ali many of us have known him for many years but now the world knows him. and katherine mangu-ward is a fellow here at new america and the managing editor of magazines. so with no more a do i will thank you all for coming and turn it over to michael. >> someone who knew trevor when he was a lawyer for john mccain, agenda was a pretty important job, nothing like being a lawyer for stephen colbert. maybe one day i can say i work for comedy central, too. people will be impressed. i just want to give a brief overview. this is out to a graphic we ran in "time" magazine at the end of july this summer, trying our best at that moment in time to project that where the money would come from and what the differences would be in terms of the various sides. the point we're trying to make, one that there is a real difference in political money strategy that these campaigns are employing this cycle. the obama campaign is heavily reliant on small d

price starting in place of john wall, also trevor ariza, owe meek okafor and trevor wheeler. the home game is this -- omeca okafor and trevor wheeler. the home game is this saturday. >>> we've got a lot calmer weather coming up including for halloween. our temperature tomorrow after a chilly start of 39 degrees we get up to about 54. it will be cool but not windy or wet, thursday cloud, 56 degrees. it looks like we're fairly settled, maybe a couple light showers monday at 57 degrees and tuesday big election day looks like it will be 59 degrees. we'll take a more extended look at weather for voting here coming up in the next 30 minutes or so. back to you. >> keep it right here. our new special fox 5 news edge you decide 2012 is coming up next. talking local national politics and the issues. see you in a second.  [ earnest ] out of the blue one day, we were told to build a 30-foot stage. gathered the guys and we built that 30-foot stage, not knowing what it was for. just days later, all three shifts were told to assemble in the warehouse. a group of people walked out

trevor can get into the realities there. it had some obvious positive affect in holding parity with the president as he issued a blistering attack against romney this summer. it has shown to have clear weaknesses. both campaigns will tell you this. the super pac did not follow a simple narrative might be obama advertising did. the obama campaign built a story line starting in april that tried to portray mitt romney as a certain type of person and then they presented it as the months went on new evidence. there is the offshore tax havens, etc., and they built this story line in a swing state. the super pacs operating independently were not able to build that. you have situations in which two different super pacs would have conflicting add in the same market supporting mitt romney. one would say that barack obama is a really nice guy but he could not get the job done. in the next commercial break you have an ad that says barack obama was never a nice guy, he is a radical socialist lunatic who's trying to take your job. the mor

ten activists with electronic frontier foundation trevor welcome so these drones are getting smaller and smaller and do you think that this is practical or is it scary well i think it depends on what perspective you look at from the american people's perfect perspective i think it's pretty scary because you know these things are going to be flying around the air soon you know the f.a.a. itself estimates that there may be as many as thirty thousand drones in the u.s. by the end of the decade and what we are worried about is that this could cause massive privacy problems with you know drones flying around with high definition cameras. whether they're just looking at you or they're infrared cameras or keep heat sensors or even cameras that can see through walls gresham a research service just this year a report saying within a couple years drones are going to be able to do that too so you know v.h.s. is is hurrying up this program spending millions of dollars giving local police forces these these small drones and you know we don't really know what kind of privacy the safeguards or. you

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shelby miller, joe kelly, who has worked in this game, and trevor rosenthal. strike 1 on the inside corner to brandon belt. the guy warming up in the bullpen, lance lynn, an 18-game winner. he's only 25. here's the 0-1. jammed him, right side. descalso has to wait and craig got back to the bag to receive the throw for the out. 7-0, into the seventh. back after this from your local fox station. ♪ >> joe: it's the seventh inning of game seven of this national league championship series, and all giants here tonight. marco scutaro, his sixth multiple hit game. that's an lcs record. sandoval has an rbi in five straight. the last game seven shutout. you see that score, 15-0 in 1996 when the braves beat the cardinals. only two times in the history of the nlcs has a team down three games to one, come back to win in seven games. the 96 braves over the cardinals, the '03 marlins over the cubs, and the giants trying to add their team name to that list and win the first postseason game seven in a best-of-seven series in franchise history here tonight. kozma 0 for 2. affel

. >> joe: trevor rosenthal is getting loose. coming in to pitch in the eighth. 2-1.rs and pitching coaches went away from the curveball for a while because they didn't think they could get it called a strike. you mention some great guys with great pitchers with tremendous curveballs. >> tim: over the top curves. >> joe: here is the 2-1 from mota. slow. the count 3-1. hole can't get any deeper for the giants who already trail by five. and will have to make a comeback if they are going to do it against the cardinal bullpen, which has been fantastic. >> joe: 3-1. hard hit. base hit. fair. past third. on the way down in to the corner. craig will round third and score. on an rbi double by yadier molina. it's 7-1. >> tim: that was a good play by jose oquendo, the third base coach. that ball crushed down the left-field line. but because gregor blanco had a tough time coming up with the ball, jose oquendo had to wait to wave allen craig around third. and he scores rather easily. there it is right there. he waited, wave in. cardinals score their seventh run. >> joe: molina ge

clutching on to a bundle of pumpkin vines and those are attached to these pumpkins you see chris and trevor working on. >> i love they utilize some of the pumpkin goop, the pumpkin stringy inerts to like drape all over the zombies. that's great. >> look at his intestines hanging out, pumpkin intestines. >> those cheese curls? >> i don't think i'm going to eat cheese curls for a while thanks to that visual you gave me. >> you're welcome. >> i love the faces they carved in there. it's pretty incredible. and in this area of the botanical garden you can see this amazing, you know, display that he's completed. it took him three days to do this thing and what a thing they put together. >>> it's a halloween edition of real or fake time with ebaum's world. >> this was an absolute blast. >> there will be treats. >>. >> yes. >> totally real. >> and some tricks. >> oh! >>> guys, it's time for monday madness. halloween style. we're going to check in with matt from ebaum's world for real or fake videos. >> hey little whipper snappers. >> you look a little hung over. >> well, i just got the halloween spi

wizards going the other way, mack to crawford over to another new wizard, trevor ariza. wizards within one. under six to go. brooklyn up by 7. they haven't had a pro-team in brooklyn since 1957. the wizards fall 98-88. head coach randy whitman looking forward to his team getting back to full strength. >> we fought on the boards, you know, we ended up getting beat by four. we're playing a little undermanned right now. but, hey, withe're stepping up battling. we do those kinds of things and hopefully you get some more guys back. >> i know it's painful, but it is our duty to show game 2 of the nlcs. >> oh, really? >> have to do it. bottom of the 1, first batter. that one is kbon. second lead off in the post-season for the giant's center fielder. bottom of the four, he's doing some more damage. finds the gap in left center. misplays the ball, three runs come in to score. the jiegiants go onto win 7-1. the series even now at one game a piece. >> call for a good game against them, but i guess it's lights out. >> makes me a li >>> now is the time of year when a lot of people go

first quarter, trevor booker coming up with the pilfer right here and he's taken all the way to the bucket. booker led the wizards with 13 poibts. every year, they bring somebody in to replace him, but they just can't find somebody. third quarter, tied at 73. bradley biel known as a shooter, but a nice drive there. the rookie had 11 points, but the wizards fall 104-101 to the ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine the pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a qualifying pnc performance select checking account and earn 75% more than cards earning 1% cash back on almost everything. who are these guys? oh, that's just my buds. bacon, donuts. -my taste buds. -[ taste buds ] waffles. how about we try this new kind of fiber one cereal? you think you're going to slip some fiber by us? rookie. okay. ♪ nutty clusters and almonds, ♪ ♪ almonds. ♪ fiber one is gonna make you smile. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one nutty clusters and almonds. with 43% daily value of fiber for you. crunchy nutty clusters and real almond slices for your taste buds. >>> finally tonight, an amusement park ride was ju

carpenter will tutor and work out with trevor rosenthal, their hard-throwing right-hander, during the offseason. they want shelby miller to think about doing the same thing. the runners are on with one out and the 0-2 pitch. a line drive, base hit! blanco scores! here comes huff. 7-1! >> tim: that was a good job by the third-base coach, tim flannery, even though aubrey huff had to wave at second base on that line drive because it was close to being caught by pete kozma. he waved him home anyway and david freese cut the ball off. but you can see huff delaying and the throw by holliday was just off-line and cut off by david freese. >> joe: shelby miller knocked out in his second inning of work. rzepczysnki coming in. sands coming up. they are having fun in san francisco,ding by 6. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new completely re-imagined 2013 chevrolet malibu. sleek new styling... sophisticated dual cockpit design, and sport sculpted seats. available chevrolet mylink infotainment system. the all-new 2013 chevrolet malibu. ♪ refined comfort to get you in a malibu stat

trevor can get into the realities there. it had some obvious positive affect inholding parity with the president as he issued a blistering attack against romney this summer. it has shown to have clear weaknesses. both campaigns will tell you this. the super pac did not follow a simple narrative might be obama advertising did. the obama campaign built a story line starting in april that tried to portray mitt romney as a certain type of person and then they presented it as the months went on new evidence. there is the offshore tax havens, etc., and they built this story line in a swing state. the super pacs operating independently were not able to build that. you have situations in which two different super pacs would have conflicting add in the same market supporting mitt romney. one would say that barack obama is a really nice guy but he could not get the job done. in the next commercial break you have an ad that says barack obama was never a nice guy, he is a radical socialist lunatic who's trying to take your job. the more

that's after the federal government gave its permission for aerial spy drones to be used over the city trevor tim activists for the electronic frontier foundation doesn't believe that the units are the only basic law enforcement. people are really worried that their privacy is going to be invaded by these drones you know the argument is that these drones are exactly the same as the ones that fly overseas because they're smaller and their battery life is lower but the problem is this technology is advancing so rapidly these drones are going to be able to fly for hours and days the time very soon and the police will take advantage of that and when the technology advances to the point where they can fly for hours at the time for it very cheaply police can start using them for surveillance i mean a bunch of police agencies already have expressed interest in this police across the country have expressed interest in using them for proactive purposes in california for example here sheriff down the down the street actually said he wanted to use it to find marijuana growers or use it for proactive pol

clutching on to a bundle of pumpkin vines and those are attached to these pumpkins you see chris and trevor working on. >> i love they utilize some of the pumpkin goop, the pumpkin stringy inerts to like drape all over the zombies. that's great. >> look at his intestines hanging out, pumpkin intestines. >> those cheese curls? >> i don't think i'm going to eat cheese curls for a while thanks to that visual you gave me. >> you're welcome. >> i love the faces they carved in there. it's pretty incredible. and in this area of the botanical garden you can see this >> from the fox news world headquarters in new york, and good morning, everyone. president obama is just a minute away from making an address on hurricane sandy. here is the latest. look at this storm. the center is about two hundred 5 miles east of atlantic city, new jersey, about 260 miles south southeast of new york city. we understand the sustained wind is about 90 miles per hour. it is moving north northwest at 18 m.p.h. and storms are expected from virginia to massachusetts. it is a huge and brought strong with a very low pressure

where were you, trevor, when you shot this?i shot it from 53rd street in ocean city, on the south end of the island there. the row of houses right there borders the ocean. we're on the first street right behind the ocean. >> this is probably a dumb question, but have you ever seen anything like that? >> no, not at all. surfers, we stick around for hurricanes and tend to chase these things, but by far that was probably one of the scariest waves i had ever seen come through houses, the amount of water coming through i had never seen anything like that. >> is that why you decided to stay, because you were hoping to surf? >> that's part of the reason. the other reason being that our family has a lot of rental houses and things like that. i came down to help batten down the hatches at the last minute. and ended up staying basically to see where it went from there. >> how do things look today? >> today kind of like a disaster. i heard a lot of people calling it a war zone. there is a lot of debris everywhere. the street that it was s

panelists include former sec chairman trevor potter. live coverage starting at 12:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> every generation through our history has worked and sacrificed to leave a better country to their children, their grandchildren and future generations. we're spending their money, we are now even more, much more spending their money, and we are leaving them a mess that will be a very difficult to deal with, and if we are tt weak, just think of who wants to come here first and take us over. now, the last thing i ever want ken er bcae 're sooy finciallwe we can't do anything. >> uh-huh. >> and we'reove anytha direction. we're on t edge theliff, and we have goto start fixing it now, otheisee're leaving a disaster to our children and granhiren in the future, and we could even los ourcouny. ross perot, interviewed by "usa today"'s richard wolffe on the economy, the deficit a debt and how it's changed since he ran r presidenn 1992 and '96. fi richard wolffe's article in today's edition of "usaoday" and at usa today.co ross per tonight on c-span at 9 eastern. >> host: a

potter, katherine -- trevor potter, a partner in captain and drive, and dale. we know him for years, but now the world knows him, and katherine maggie ward is a fellow here at new america and editing manager of "reason" magazine. in addition to moderating, she can provide provocation which is useful. with no further adieu, thank you, all, for coming, and i'll tern it over to michael. >> i wonder who knew trevor when he was a lawyer for john mccain, an important job, nothing like being a lawyer for steven cobehr. maybe one day i can work for comedy central and people can be impressed. a brief overview. this is a graphic we ran in "time" at the end of july this summer trying the best at that moment in time to project out where the money was comes from and what the difference would be in terms of various size. a couple points we tried to make which is there's a real difference in political money strategy that the campaigns employ in the cycle. the obama campaign is heavily reliant on small, individual dollars, regulated money what is -- that is contributions under

be remembered for its better mosts like quarterback alex smith lobbing the first pitch 7th inning trevor immelman reds up, giants scoreless, but these fans refused to sing the blues. their high pirits captured by pitcher sergio romo, who skipped on the field and that welcome for dusty baker, acknowledging his years. in these hands $150 seats received as gifts. >> we were in arizona, we got to sit in front, but now we're at a real game. at a playoff game. >> reporter: this pandemonium screams home-field advantage. even visible to the pilots. >> coming over the stadium was absolutely awesome. >> we r i had a chance to see the firework and it was definitely awesome. >> reporter: they landed and got here for the 2nd inning, trading flight helmets for baseball caps. not so lucky, alex smith. who can't linger after his pitch, scooting back to prepare for tomorrow's 49ers game. no heat from the star quarterback, but he admits he was nervous. >> yeah, not hitting a moving target and stand on a hill, it's different though. >> reporter: you said you didn't practice. >> very little, just yesterday

fell behind early but rallied behind quarterback trevor simien-- squeezed it in there to tony jones,ng by four when this happened-- the punt to northwestern's most dangerous weapon, venrick mark-- and when he got the corner penn state was in big trouble-- venrick mark out-runs everybody, 75 yards, 28-17, the cats in control... but penn state was constantly converting on third and fourth downs to keep drives alive and finally, when matt mcgloin scored on the keeper with four and a half to go, the lions had the lead, 32-28... and they win it, 39-28.... northwestern's unbeaten season is out the window.... the irish hosting miami at soldier field... he had 3 drops like this... all notre dame ever since... 27-3 lead... waning moments... hits the corner... couldn 34-341-3 final >> illini coach tim beckman dropping a pinch between his cheek and gum-- he's gonna get some grief for that... but on the field at wisconsin things were looking good--- nathan scheelhouse doing what he does best, and illinois takes a 7-0 second quarter lead... but before long, the badgers got it under control-- illi

trevor you have on about with hyatt, the hard rock.been in the hotel business the hotel business just as difficult as restaurant business. just as competitor. you guys both will open a hotel? >> yeah, i think you have to look at market you're going into. we're going into a luxury hotel product. and also, if you look at the u.s., today, many markets have rebounded. so, you know, cities like new york and miami are achieving very high occupancy levels in average room rates. so those are markets we're talk targeting. we're doing exactly same as we're doing from a restaurant perspective. we're going, we're following the same footprint as the restaurants. tracy: right. luxury high-end. >> yes. and of course quality is very important to us. tracy: it is a unique idea though because you're basically a hotel within a hotel, right? you're opening nobu within caesar's in las vegas? >> correct. what we really bring to caesar's, we have three million customers going through nobu a year. we have access to a quality customer. at the same time, it is

. >> and so trevor, is that one of the big obstacles how you coordinate one of these cities and metropolitan as it pertains to shelters and needs? just last hour, top of the hour, we heard from new york mayor michael bloomberg, he talked about the evacuation shelters and the centers opened at the same time, the american red cross has its plans in place for people. how do you coordinate in these cities so you're not stepping on each other's toes at the same time conveying the message to people so that they know what their messages are. >> we placed red cross volunteers and staff in each of the state emergency operations centers alongside our government partners so we're sharing information back and forth in real-time and coordinating our efforts to make sure the public knows exactly where they're going to go to get help. the information is clear and available to those in need. >> is there anything the public can do, those that were not in the potential bull's-eye areas there in the east coast, how can they help you out? >> there's a couple of ways, there's one thing to go and download the --

shelby miller, joe kelly, who has worked in this game, and trevor rosenthal. strike 1 on the inside corner to brandon belt. the guy warming up in the bullpen, lance lynn, an 18-game winner. he's only 25. here's the 0-1. jammed him, right side. descalso has to wait and craig got back to the bag to receive the throw for the out. 7-0, into the seventh. back after this from your local fox station.  ♪ >> joe: it's the seventh inning of game seven of this national league championship series, and all giants here tonight. marco scutaro, his sixth multiple hit game. that's an lcs record. sandoval has an rbi in five straight. the last game seven shutout. you see that score, 15-0 in 1996 when the braves beat the cardinals. only two times in the of the nlcs has a team down three games to one, come back to win in seven games. the 96 braves over the cardinals, the '03 marlins over the cubs, and the giants trying to add their team name to that list and win the first postseason game seven in a best-of-seven series in franchise history here tonight. kozma 0 for

. >> joe: trevor rosenthal is getting loose. coming in to pitch in the eighth. 2-1.rs and pitching coaches went away from the curveball for a while because they didn't thin called a strike. you mention some great guys with great pitchers with tremendous curveballs. >> tim: over the top curves. >> joe: here is the 2-1 from mota. slow. the count 3-1. hole can't get any deeper for the giants who already trail by five. and will have to make a comeback if they are going to do it against the cardinal bullpen, which has been fantastic. >> joe: 3-1. hard hit. base hit. fair. past third. on the way down in to the corner. craig will round third and score. on an rbi double by yadier molina. it's 7-1. >> tim: that was a good play by jose oquendo, the third base coach. that ball crushed down the left-field line. but because gregor blanco had a tough time coming up with the ball, jose oquendo had to wait to wave allen craig around third. and he scores rather easily. there it is right there. he waited, wave in. cardinals score their seventh run. >> joe: molina gets his first extra

you're looking live, i believe that is the trevor rowe brakes, one of the last bridge is to close, closed at about 7:00 p.m., but we have people trapped all over the city. we have people in midtown manhattan trapped in their apartments, people in queens to muster an island, and we have this water that fortunately just reported essentially crested or peaked about maybe ten minutes ago and should, should start ebbing. well, it already has. essentially we have passed, as mayor bloomberg said,,the worst of it. the worst of the storm is beyond us, and the waters are starting to recede. >> yes. lower manhattan. the water is starting to slowly go down, and i'm going to emphasize slowly. we still have the flow coming up from the atlantic. the tide is going out, but it's going to be a slow process in doing this, so there will still be a fair amount of standing water for several more hours, particularly in the areas that have been hit hard. again, that is the good news. the bad news is reassessing the water rise in the western long island sound, just about 14 feet now at kings point. that is right

election law expert trevor potter told us that now, corporations argue that it is a constitutionallyrotect use of corporate resources to order employees to do political work or attend campaign events, even if the employee opposes the candidate or is threatened with being fired for failure to do what the corporation asks. reporter in new york times magazine came across a recording of governor mitt romney in a conference call in june with some businessexecuives. the government told him there is, quote, nothing illegal about you talking to your employees about what you believe is best for the business. because i think that will figure into their election decision. their voting decision. and, of course, doing that with your family and your kids, as well. and here's governor romney two months later, campaigning at an ohio coal mine. >> this is a time for truth. i listened to an ad on the way here. i'll tell you, you got a great boss. he runs a great operation here. and he -- there he is. >> look at all those miners around him, steadfastly standing in support, right? they work for a compan

so i took the documents to trevor potter, the former chairman of the federal election commission.so the question is, what does this lead you to believe? >> it would suggest if they are sending this questionnaire around to candidates and then producing these letters that they have a direct role in these candidate communications. this is the sort of information that is, in fact, campaign strategy, campaign plans that candidates cannot share with an outside group without making it coordinated. >> ryssdal: and just to be clear, that's a big no-no. >> right, you need to know more, but certainly if i were back in my fec days as a commissioner, i would say we had grounds to proceed with an investigation and put people under oath and show them these documents and ask where they came from and where they were. >> ryssdal: makes you want to know more. >> yes. >> ryssdal: okay. we contacted several individuals who are involved with wtp, including christian lefer. hi, i'm looking for christian lefer, please. it's kai ryssdal from frontline. is this mr. lefer? none of them would give frontline