trevor weighed just over a pound back then. but the good news, trevor was one of the kids who made it, although not easily. that's why he was 345 days in the hospital. there were times when it was not clear that trevor would live. >> it was hour by hour, minute by minute. >> reporter: but the thing about going home after 345 days, it's not exactly good riddance, glad it's over. because certain attachments were formed. like all of these nurses who came in on their day off to say good-bye to the little guy. they were happy to see him go home, but they also hated to see him leave. >> we're so happy for the family, but yeah, our place is going to feel a whole lot different without him here. >> reporter: and his mom, becky, realizing that she'd been getting a lot of help from this big hospital family. >> i'm nervous. i'm excited. i'm sure there will be tears. just hope i have what it takes. >> reporter: well, there he goes. and here's the epilogue. trevor's been home a week and all is well. he fits in with his big sister. oh, more n

we were in the middle of dinner at this party, and trevor calls.asked patty if he and jacob and aaron could ride their bikes down to the local convenience store and rent a movie. >> there's nothing between us and the store. it's farm field mostly and a few houses. but it was starting to get dark, and i said no, find something to do. you've got plenty to do. and trevor said let me talk to dad. >> and my thinking is, this is safe country. my only concern is on this one fairly long stretch of road is for car traffic. my mind, they covered those bases with a flashlight. i said okay, but go down there and get it and come straight home. ♪ ♪ [ phone rings ] >> it must have been about 45 minutes, give or take. the phone rang and they called for me to come and take this call. it was our next door neighbor, merl, who called and said, jerry, you have to leave that party right now and come home. >> he came back to the table and said, we've got to go. and i said, aren't those kids back yet? he said -- somebody took jacob. i grabbed my purse and we left. we didn

trevor. are you there? >> hello, stephen? >> hi, it's trevor potter, everybody.rs and applause) hi, i am sitting here... superstar campaign lawyer. i am sitting here with jon stewart. >> jon: but don't worry, we're not coordinating. (laughter) >> okay. good. that's good. >> >> jon: trevor, i don't know if i'm doing the right thing. can i tell stephen what i've done with it? >> yes. but remember, stephen cannot request, subject, or assess to any of the superpac's activity. >> got it. so just speak up if we cross the line. >> will do. >> jon: last weekend i bought five 60-second ad lots on channel a wcsc. >> charles on the's news leader. >> jon: (gasps) okay. the airtime costs $3600 and in it i accuse mitt romney of being a serial killer. (laughter) is that okay, stephen? >> i cannot coordinate with you in any way. (laughter). >> jon: all right moving on. last night the superpac that supports you but which i control independently ran another ad in south carolina at a total production cost of $15,000 equating with a vote for herman cain with a vote for stephen colbe

trevor fetter joins us now. trevor, great to see you.ust talking about the consolidation and the drug space and also among health insurers. as those guys get bigger and they have more say because they are more powerful invoice, how does that impact to because they have more leverage over hospital operators like you? trevor: thank you for having me on. it is great to be here. there has been consolidation taking place for a long time in the industry and a big wave in the insurance sector right now and in the drug sector. a very large company. we deal with large companies that are insurers. this is not something completely unexpected in our industry. still, for our markets, the predominant insurer in a given state is generally one of the local blue cross plans. it is obviously something we watched very carefully. i ensure we will get a lot of regulatory scrutiny on the insurance sector. it will be interesting to see what happens but we are well-positioned for this trend. trend orere is another another change, really, for your industry which

. >> reporter: trevor abbud calling for help as his wife gives birth to a baby girl stuck in traffic. >> it went from likes this it to i'm going to have to deliver this baby. >> reporter: trevor and rosemary enjoying a day at the shore with their 17-month-old son when rosa's water broke unexpectedly. >> i went into labor a week early. i was actually due the 29th. >> reporter: the family, trying to drive to the hospital but trapped a traffic jam in sea bright, new jersey. >> i blasted to get people's attention. the baby is coming out. >> reporter: luckily a woman in the car ahead of the abbuds a trauma nurse trained for this type of emergency. >> her head and shoulder were already out. >> reporter: rose giving birth to a healthy 7-pound, 13-ounce girl in the front of her car. bella rose and mom are both doing just fine. >> it couldn't have worked out any better.

trevor knew exactly what to do.ed calm and called 911. >> alamance 911. >> hello, my papa, his chest hurts and we're the only ones home. >> how old is he? >> he is 84. >> all right. how old are you? >> i am 6 years old. >> impressive. it turns out that trevor's mother is a diabetic so she had tog him exactly what to do in case of an emergency. trevor's grandfather is doing just fine and he says he's incredibly grateful to his grandson. >>> surveillance cameras were rolling when a man in this red pickup truck pulled up to a 1200-pound atm, attached a chain and then yanked it away. but after all of that effort, the thief did not get one red cent. he dumped the machine by the side of the road where police later recovered it and now the search is on for the suspect. >>> hey, remember that ice bucket challenge, it was so popular last year. well, it was raising money for als research and as you know, lou gehrig's disease was among the issues they were trying to help. well now scientists at johns hopkins says the 220 milli

trevor: yeah. i think from a currency perspective, we have been long the dollar and long sterling for a long time now. i think that will continue to be the right place to be. the challenge is, of course, what the fed does has ramifications globally, particularly emerging markets. the fed has to have stomach to raise interest rates because of domestic inflation pressures, even though there will be other countries around the world squealing because a stronger dollar, falling commodity prices combination if you are an emerging economy, that needs dollar financing to get things going. francine: if you are exporter, lower oil prices it also a benefit. unless you are an oil producer, you should benefit. trevor: the oil producers are also the commodity produces, which are being hurt more by chinese devaluation then helped. crosshairs at the moment. if you are part of an emerging lconomy that is -- a lower oi prices good for the u.s. consumer. japan really fits that bill. they buy in commodities. they turn

john donvan, abc news. >> go trevor. i will see you tomorrow morning on "gma." "this week" with george is on, too. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. [000:28:29;00]

trevor fedder joins us, and trevor, thanks so much for coming in. >> it's great to be here. how we wanted to go through this discussion, and it seemed like the consultation in your entire industry at large will be changing things pretty drastically. what do you think about the health care insurance proposals that are going through right now with both aetna going after humana and anthem -- what do you think? >> first of all these are some of our best customers. we have big relationships, but typically in the markets we serve, the largest insurer will be a blue cross plan. most of those are not-for-profit. so for investors, really the only possibility to invest is through the big companies. the consolidation obviously brings bigger scale, synergies, something they have to do, i think given the pressures they face based on some of the new regulation, that essentially limits profit margins, and requires them to take all comers, so it's not a surprise that it's taking place. maybe it's a surprise it's all happening at once. >> does it concern you as the hospital that will have to

back to trevor and listen to how cool he stays. >> how long will it take them? tell you a time. >> he kept his composure. if adults would do that, it would be so easy. >> reporter: it got his grandfather saved. there they all are along with trevor's mom who, guess what, had also trained her child for this moment. >> my mom is diabetic so she keeps telling me how to do it. >> reporter: there's a lesson in there somewhere about what kids are capable of when they're the ones you have to count on. john donvan, abc news. >> go trevor. i will see you tomorrow morning on "gma." "this week" with george is on, too. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. i'm cecilia vega in new york. thanks for watching. good night. >>> next at 6:00, a look at the northern california man who stepped up to help stop what could have been massacre in europe. >>> cries of protests against a women's healthcare service in the bay area echo other demonstrations across the nation. >>> the return of students brings back an ongoing problem around cal's campus. abc7 news at 6:00 star

>> trevor noah is very funny and smart and charming and really likeable. is kind of what you need. i believe in him. i hope it goes well. >> of course "the daily show" has transitioned before. but following jon stewart, many feel trevor noah has big shoes to fill. >> jon stewart from soup to nuts, in the way that show is orchestrated, it has been so good night after night for so long. i think he's changed the media and politics more than he will ever admit. but what i will just miss is watching him on tv. >> i think he'll be remembered as someone who helped young people get through this horrible period that has been the 9/11 generation. >> i think that he will be always revered as someone who blurred the lines between news and comedy, and who became the conscious of a generation. >> every once in a while you see an original, and jon stewart is an original. >> i got big news. this is it. this is the final episode. >> on thursday night that original signed off the daily show on comedy central for the very last time. >> i'll never forget you jon, but i will b

noah. >> welcome to "the daily show" request me, trevor noah!m excited to see what the new "daily show" is. seeing a new point of view is always exciting the smart thing they're doing the daily show is not trying to reinvent it. >> hey, trevor, could you give us like 20 more minutes. >> it will be exciting to see what trevor noah brings to it. >> trevor noah is funny and smart and really likable and that's what we need. >> i hope it goes well. >> narrator: of course "the daily show" has transitioned before. but following jon stewart many feel trevor noah has big shoes to fill. >> jon stewart from soup to nuts in terms of the way that show is orchestrated is so good. night after night for so long. i think he's changed media and politics more than people admit. but what i will miss is watching him on tv. >> i think he'll be remembered as someone who helped young people get through this horrible period that has been the 9/11 generation. >> i think that he will be always revered as someone who blurred the lines between news and comedy and who became

me down. >> emmett, he missed rolling around with trevor. 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. >> i miss you, yeah. >> karen fisher, an air force captain is returning from afghanistan, when she's surprised by her beloved golden retriever molly. >> 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, you know, we were both just ov

>> it will be exciting to see what trevor noah brings to it. >> trevor noah is very funny and smart andng and really likable. that's kind of what you need. i believe in him. i hope it goes well. >> of course "the daily show" has transitioned before. but following jon stewart, many feel trevor noah has big shoes to fill. >> jon stewart from soup to nuts in terms of the way that show is orchestrated, it's been so good night after night for so long. i think he's changed media and politics more than he will ever admit. but i will miss watching him on tv. >> i think he'll be remembered as someone who helped young people get through this horrible period that has been the 9/11 generation. >> i think he will be always revered as someone who learned the lines between news and comedy and who became the conscience of a generation. >> every once in a while you see an original and jon stewart is an original. >> hey guess what? i got big news! this is it! this is the final episode. >> on thursday night that original signed off "the daily show" on comedy central for the last time. >> i'll never forget

>> welcome to the daily show, with me, trevor noah. >> excited to see what the new daily show is. that a new host brings a new sensibility, a new point of view, always exciting to see. i think the smart thing that they are doing, i think with the "daily show," they are not trying to reinvent it >> hey, trevor. what's up? >> could you give me like 20 more minutes and then -- >> oh. >> it will be exciting to see what trevor noah brings to t. >> trevor noah is very funny and very smart and more than anything, charming and really likable. and that's partly what we need. i believe in him. i hope it goes well. >> of course, the "daily show" has transitioned before. but following jon stewart, many feel trevor noah has big shoes to fill. >> jon stewart, from the -- from soup to nut, in terms of the way that show is orchestrated, it's been so good, night after night, for so long. i think he has changed media and politics more than he will ever admit, but what i will just miss is watching him on tv. >> i think he will be remembered as someone who helped young people get through this horribl

. >> reporter: trevor was trying to get his wife to the hospital, 6 miles down ocean avenue, but on a saturday night with traffic, well the baby wasn't going to wait. so he stopped right here and yelled for help. >> this lady, who, the person in front of me was a trauma nurse this lady sarah, and she was like i'm a trauma nurse. >> as soon as i stepped out, i could hear him screaming. >> reporter: luckily nurse sarah wood was headed into a party across the street when she heard the 23-year-old yelling. she rushed out to help. >> the baby's head and shoulders were out, and one more push, the baby was out. then she starletted to cry, and i could hear trevor behind me completely panic. >>> lauer are is an emt who also ran over and spoke to us via skype. >> teamwork, i got mom, you got baby, and we will do whatever we need to do to make sure they both get in the -- you know, on the stretcher, spot hospital. >>> the ambulance rushed baby bella and mom to the hospital. >> we kept everything together until the ambulance came with the bag that had all the clamps and everything, and trevor was

back to trevor and listen to how cool he stays. >> how long will it take. >> i can't tell you a time. >> he keeps his composure. >> it got his grandfather saved. there they all are, along with trevor's mom. >> my mom is a diabetic so she keeps telling me how to do it. >> so there's a lesson in there somewhere about what kids are capable of when they are the >>> go trevor. >> going to have to wait for learn 911. no pressure but seems important. >> never too early. >>> thank you. >>> that is our news for now. thanks so much for staying up with us. >>> for all of us here at eyewitness news. we return tomorrow at 6:00, make it a great night everyone. get this. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. [000:59:55;00]

(screaming) trevor: a rat? come on. wait for me! wait for me!ing) trevor (sighs): look, i'm sorry about this. we don't usually break character, but... i mean, you have to dock points; i understand. (heavy sigh) ugh... (rat squeaks) what the...? (screaming) (knocking on door) brennan: booth, open up! all right, all right,

he got people to be endwanld in issues. >> let's talk about trevor noah.xperience last night. should the show have just ended? or should they have rebranded the show? is it feair to trevor noah to have him come into jon stewart's chair. >> it's no different than "the tonight show." it becomes a brand before an individual. it will be a different show. it is not going to be the daily show. we can't hold him to that. and i think trevor has a more global view of the world. he's from south africa. it will be interesting and different and i hope people give him a chance. >> watching the cavalcade of cameos as carson put it there. you forget just how much careers jon stewart launched. >> it is almost like saturday night live on a smaller investigation. we've seen people go on to great fame. jon has changed people's lives. he was about countering bigotry and he made a difference more than he even think he did. and that is remarkable. >> what do you think he does next? he's done producing, directing. do you think we see more of that? do you think perhaps at some po

trevor rasmussen was hiking last summer in glacier national park am montana.ook up ahead on this trail. here, kitty, kitty. >> probably 50 feet away from me. >> he's not even paying attention to him. he's probably just curious. >> looks like a full-grown mountain lion looking back at trevor with the usual indignance of cats. like i'm not interested until i bite you. >> no, no. hey, hey! back up. >> yeah, it gets up and walks toward you, that's the moment you do have to hold your pants. >> the mountain lion does speak english, though. he's like, okay. sorry. >> good kitty. >> the lion veers off trail, goes into the woods. once the cat is off into the brush and you still have to hike out of there, how do you not just constantly look over your shoulder? >> every time you hear a twig snap. >> yeah. >> that was awesome. >> living the life. ♪ >>> ice cream is, for sure, a reason to celebrate and dance. like this girl from l.l. curves presents they're not just going to dance in celebration of ice cream. they're going to throw it in the tub. the girls sit in more than

back to trevor. listen to how cool he stays. >> how long will it take?i can't tell you a time. >> he kept his composure. if adults will do that. it would be's. >> it got his grandfather saved. there they are with trevor's mom, who guess what had also trained her child for this moment. >> my mom is a diabetic. so she, she keeps telling me. how to do it. >> there is a lesson in there some where about what kids are capable of when they're the ones you have to count on. john donvan, abc news. >>> just ahead. one year since the napa earthquake. for some, they're just now getting the help they need. >> a storage facility damaged was about to be demolished with everything in it. ab about to be. how tenants may get their things back. >> abc 7 meteorologist, starting off the weekend on a gorgeous note. marine layer is back. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on

like -- >> that's right. >> jon: like i want to [bleep] trevor's show. thing. >> that's right. >> jon: so i think it's going to invigorate all of our relationships. >> (cheers and applause) >> jon: in all different ways. i'm so happy to see you. i feel like what is so nice about, you know you and quinn and patel and nick you know ray and all the guys laura there is a bond there, we don't see each other for 10 20 it falls back into place. >> you pick up right where you left off when you see each other. but i have got to tell you. i'm really amazed what you did here it is really impressive. you did this show for this long kept it this good for this long, and stayed with the world's events and you were a voice of reason and you were funny. it's really like one of the great comedy accomplishments of all time that you did. >> very nice. >> con gradlations. >> jon: here's the thing. is. >> i will almost always i will almost always uncomfortably deflate but when it's somebody that i love that i respect it means the world some thank you. >> people are throwing u

trevor? sitting here... (cheering) superstar campaign lawyer. i am sitting here with jon stewart. >> jon: oh, but don't worry! we're not coordinating. >> well, it doesn't sound as though you violated the coordination rules. even though there are criminal penalties that are on the books, nobody i can think of has gone to jail solely for coordinating, so that should make you feel better. but you might get fined. >> jon: fined? how much? >> four to six figures. >> jon: four to six figures?! where am i gonna get that kind of money? (laughter) no! trevor? i know this is going to sound a little crazy, and matter of fact, i feel weirdly criminal even asking, but if i get fined could i pay that with super pac money. >> yes, probably. (cheering) this is awesome! well, stephen, it has been great not coordinating with you. >> and it has been great not coordinating with you, my friend! >> jon: i will see you tonight on the ride home. >> on the bicycle built for two? >> jon: yahoo! >> (sniffling) >> hasan

we'll give trevor some other show, okay? this (bleep) show for you for 25- of the 50 million, right? (cheers and applause) >> jon: that's very kind of you. >> but, listen, i do want to say, and i mean this because my television show is actually about this and you know i know about this as a dad myself -- >> jon: you're going to turn me leaving into a promotional speech about your show? you are the best. thank you! (laughter) now, was that four more years for jon or my new show? (cheering) >> jon: so this new show, you play a musical firefighter who, if i'm right, and -- >> i try to have real emotion with the man -- we've known each other 50 years. >> jon: i know you well enough that even with a cold i would still touch you (audience reacts) that's from the heart, truthfully. >> people talk legacy in this business. it's pull. unless you're a president or lunatic like manson or hitler, there's very few people -- >> jon: what are you telling me to do? (laughter) >> i'm saying your decision sight, you're retiring at the top of y

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i hope i have what it takes. >> now trevor is at home with his mom, dad and big sister and the house actually is about to get even a little fuller. his mother is expecting another baby due in just a few weeks. she has -- >> she's going to be a busy mom. >> he's raising a fighter though. i like to see that. >>> we'll be right back with a look at this morning's top stories. >> first here's bill ritter with a look at what's coming up on up close. >> new jersey senior senator robert menende z about the we'll discuss the iran nuclear deal. plus, new york city's transportation commissioner on an update about mayor de blasio's zero vision plan. what's next to try to make the streets of new york safer. also our political experts with a preview of the upcoming republican president al debate. [african-style music] take my hand to the land take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! (narrator) only one family goes to incredible lengths to bring the thrills, the adventure and the best of africa back home to you. kalahari resorts. now open in the pocono mountains. book now at kalahariresorts.com so, i nee

trevor, it's going to be okay. it's going to be okay. >>> time is now 5:18. in the next half hour, it was almost lost forever. >>> and one direction isn't splitting up for good. we'll explain the details. >>> and more on weather and traffic on the 2s after this. >>> and follow us on facebook and twitter at cbs new york. erhi wdo bau owhal mte mt.e odssf tsanthpelee ve >>> well, good morning and welcome back on this monday morning, it's 74 degrees here at 5:22. august 24th, well, somehow, to someone, this sounded like a good idea. a waterpark in minnesota held its first ever cardboard boat race, only thing the competitors could use were cardboard and duct tape. most captains had to abandon ship. >> i bet! >> cardboard doesn't do a everyone had a good time, but we're not sure if sailing the that's for sure. let's get to john. >> makes you feel good about >> okay. in the city right now, clear winds are calm, relative humidity at 73. that's not the case, though, just got a report, toms river, a quarter-mile visibility. there are pockets of fog in the area. pocket

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