-dhruv. -what is minimum? -good. -athletes, $800. dhruv. -who is upton? -kate upton. correct.or $600.

dhruv, you start. kids', $800. alli. -what is "bridge to terabithia"? -you got it.grinch? -right. kids' books, $1,000.

dhruv, hannah, william, good luck. here we go into the first half. ♪ now the categories.y... you'll love 'em. and finally... each correct response will be a shorter word composed of the letters in the the word "unbeatable." william, you get to select first.

dhruv. -what is a rebar? -good. let's do hamlet, $800.

a freshman from brown university, from gainesville, georgia, dhruv gaur.more at the university of central florida from sarasota, florida, hannah sage. and a freshman at tufts university from los altos, california, william scott. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the knicks, saw that, and they were like, "good enough, we'll take him." [ laughter and applause ] just talking about it -- close enough. ♪ [ light laughter ] all right, now stop. you've seen a basketball game, right? oh, yeah, yeah. >> nope. >> jimmy: i just saw that today is world book day. [ cheers and applause ] people were going to celebrate, then said, "eh, i'll just wait for world movie day." [ laughter and applause ] get this, at this weekend's london marathon a man proposed to his girlfriend while dressed as a t-rex. [ light laughter ] which backfired, when his arms were too short to open the ring box. [ laughter and applause ] some tech news, i heard that some g-mail users have been getting spam messages from themselves. which got really confusing for the one guy who actua

our second prize middle school winners are dhruv pai and carina guo -- 8th graders at takoma park middle school in silver spring, maryland. where c-span is available through comcast. in their winning entry titled "first amendment and social media regulation", they tell us about the 1st amendment. take a look. >> the first amendment is the most important thing in the house

our second prize middle school winners are dhruv pai and carina guo -- 8th graders at takoma park middle school in silver spring, maryland. where c-span is available through comcast. in their winning entry titled "first amendment and social media regulation", they tell us about the 1st amendment. take a look. >> the first amendment is the most important thing in the house edition, it is what it is listed first and it is something everyone who founded this country believed firmly and, and it is the greatest pearlstein has ever been in the history of united states in this moment in time. is one ofst amendment the most essential parts of our constitution and that is what it is listed -- it embodies our founding fathers. from of speech, freedom to petition, and freedom of assembly. stop texting, i am trying to petition the government. isn't part of my rights? makengress says it shall no law -- >> he said the freedom of speech is the only guardian of every other right. >> the first amendment, to me, it makes the ability of someone to speak freely without fear. >> it allows us the ability to d

the winners are eighth graders in silver spring, maryland, dhruv pai and carina guo. they tell us about the first amendment. take a look. >> the first apartment is probably the most important thing in the u.s. constitution. it's why it is listed as first. it is something that everyone in this country who founded this country believed fervently in and it is in greatest peril it's ever been in the history of the united states at this moment in time. >> the first amendment is one of the most essential parts of our constitution and why it's listed first and embodies the ideas of fathers with freedom of speech and petition and freedom of press and freedom of assembly. why are you texting? i'm paying attention to the government. isn't that my first amendment rights? the first class is very concise, and says congress shall make no law against the freedom of speech. >> james madison knew this. he said that the freedom of eech is, quote, the only effectual guardian of every other right. >> the first amendment to me means it's the ability of someone to speak freely without fear