allie lee. adriana wen (sounds like) diana -- and amy ung. congratulations everybody. (applause) (applause) (applause) good job everybody. thank you. and so at this time supervisor -- or do i give it back to -- nancy. thank you again. >> at this time we would like to call supervisor carmen chu. (applause) >> i think that is part of the program they wanted the winners to perhaps say a few words. >> thank you for choosing our picture. we were really surprised when you did. we are really happy. (applause) >> we were very surprised. thank you very much. (applause) >> i'm tiffany chung, so happy to be recognized in such a way. thank you very much. (applause) >> hi. i name is amy. thank you for letting us having this opportunity to make this poster and also recognize us. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. i want to thank mayor lee and the members of the collaborative. as will build awareness for human trafficking issues i would like to call attention to the need for more shelter beds according to the project study released in 2012, there are only 678 beds in the entire coun

third quarter, lee, turnover. vasquez, ally-oop, golden state up eight.f curry hit the three from the outside. warriors win 93-72. they won four of their last five. speaking of big dunks, lebron james throw down in this heated match-up. lebron at 37 points. and u yes, jason terry had a headache after getting embarrassed in front of his own fans. they win their 23rd straight game, second best in nba history. >>> over to women's basketball. as expected, stanford grabbed the number one seed. they're headed to spokane, washington. averaging 22 points in 13 rebounds. tulsa is 17 and 16 overall. when the cal bears are in, with just three losses this season, cal demands respect. they're a number 2 seed and just packed their bags. the bears will take on the number 15 seed, fresno state. to the ice we go, sharks visiting the ducks. sharks down 4-1 at the end of the second. marty havlak. shot is saved by matt irwin. scores off the rebound. sharks beyond just one. eight minutes to play now. the slap shot is saved. second chance. the sharks lose 5-3 is your final. to

allies. do we see the same motivation in mike lee and rand paul and mark rubio and ted cruz, do they come tofloor and say, you know what, the administration is right on this? we should be trying him in concert with the constitution? none of them are saying that. unless they say that kind of thing, this is just nonsense. >> it doesn't have to be them saying it. there has to be conservative voices, democrats, independents coming together to say that. i think if we have a small number of senators or leaders in congress, we're not going to get the broader scope of what's happening. >> i agree with you. i would take the national view of editorializing in favor of trying abu ghaith in federal courts. forget the senators. just show me there's some real change happening in conservatism. >> look at what stanley mcchrystal said. he said that drones are viscerally hated across the world. >> he's right. >> look at what michael hayden, the head of the foreign national security agency said. he said that this policy is a presidential access. so you've got lots of conservatives who are growing in concern ab

literally in the same week that the republican national commit lee last week announced its own season autopsy, and urged the formation of a quote, an alliedup dedicated solely to research to establish a private archive and public website that does nothing but post inappropriate democratic utterances and information on democrats. in 2012 a couple of democratic superpacs did real damage to mitt romney's reputation and his campaign. republicans have had a couple of superpacs of their own doing similar stuff but never one exclusively dedicated to opposition research and rapid response. a big focus on using technology and the latest modern campaign techniques. they hope this organization will act as a lab so they can tell campaigns what will be working against the opposition. jon: we mentioned matt rhodes, holes is involved in this. >> when he became the campaign manager for the republican nominee for the white house in 2012 it was the first time ever that a former head of opposition research for the republican national committee rose to that level of the ranks of political operative. that was a big deal. he will partner up now with joe pounde

allies this message that rock and roll is freedom. one thing led to another. i ended up with producer mark lee, documentary producer and hollywood, we did a film called rock-and-roll, documentary film on pbs right now, premiere in november. going on right there. when i interviewed people behind the iron curtain they all spoke to the freedom that rock-and-roll brought in as inspirational, we see freedom when we hear rock-and-roll music. >> host: what we watching here? rocking the wall? >> guest: this is the trailer for rocking the wall, we interviewed people like mark stein, not the writer but the singer, robby krieger, the doors,to, we had a panoply of rock stars but also people from behind the iron curtain who spoke about rock as it spoke to them. >> host: you say it brought down the berlin wall. >> guest: i don't go that far. was influenced. ronald reagan and robert thatcher brought down the berlin wall but it was a major influence, one of the reasons the tanks don't roll when the wall starts being chopped down. this is a question historians ask. let me break down wall, why aren't the soviet

ally for real possibilities. aarp. find tools and guidance at aarp.org/possibilities. ♪ >>> welcome back to "morning joe." mark halperin, ed rendell and leefrom the "new york times," joe nocera? >> ll bean in drexler is going to be furious. >> he borrowed it from rick santorum. >> saturday's column, his latest piece entitled "saving children from guns." why can't we childproof guns? in a time of deep sensitivity to the welfare of children, why can't we come up with a technology that would keep a gun from going off when it is being held by a child, or for that matter, by a thief, using a stolen gun, or an angry teenager, plotting to use his parents' arsenal to wreak havoc in a mall? it turns out, why is this not a surprise, that such technologies already exist. congress once cared enough about the safety of its citizens to pass laws about air bags and child-proof bottles will soon find out if it still cares enough about the safety of its constituents to make child-proofing guns the law of the land. it should. we were talking earlier, joe nocera on a segment about guns, about the lack of common sense and courage in places like the united st