. >> reporter: ron finley is an unusual activist.d by the lack of healthy food in south central los angeles, the former fashion designer and lifelong resident decided to get his hands dirty. >> we depend on these fast food joints to feed us, especially in areas like this. there's really almost no place you can sit down to eat aing healthy meal. >> reporter: finley felt that the only people who could improve access to better food in south central were the very people living there, people like him. so he planted a curbside garden. >> i get to teach and i get to demonstrate. i get to show people how to harvest food. >> reporter: people take this but it keeps growing back. finley was operating under the radar until recently. >> growing your own food is like printing your own money. >> reporter: when he spoke at a national conference. his speech went viral, with close to one million views. >> just like 26.5 million other americans, i live in a food desert, south central los angeles, home of the drive-through and the drive-by. the funny th

they finley -- an moving the school, they say, would be like letting the gunman wins. >>> people who live in a struggling city will decide how their tax money will be spent? starting today, vallejo becomes the first woman in the nation to vote. what's behind the experience and dem mockery, resident, 16 and old,. >> we're used to a voter a, to improvement to ppg. >> to fit the equipment at the waterfront, many are voting for street repair. for peer port,. >> critically so your. >> it's the first city of the country to do this. they've been narrowing the choices every window. >> we're rig you to be made are oak advise p/e. >> and they have some tough choices on their hands. they have a computer -- proscwected 5.5 million deficit because of next we're. >> honor the will of the voters. >> no, it's not going to be -- it's like, yes toed. >> they need to start lifting. >> even though the pot lar. >> i'm actually part of something, but. >> two discussions on plans for the future. >> we want to bring in revenue to the city, we have to have a city that's attractive. >> and for mftion, includi

(finley) flute production has changed dramatically-- mostly through mechanical and technological improvements digitally. and a lot of the machining has changed dramatically, more specifically through tolerances of one thousandths of an inch, which is the thickness of a cigarette paper. and if it's off that much, flutists can hear it. we have machinery. we have computerized machinery. we essentially work with metal. we're metal workers. we melt it, we machine it, we cut it-- there's all kinds of things that we do to metal here, and to do most of those functions, you need tools and equipment. (greer) technology is the science of what if. i think of it as something that we can't do without because our minds are curious, and something that if we did without it, we'd still be starting fire with stones. and the human mind wants more than that. and we want to better ourselves. sometimes we better ourselves, and sometimes we miss. (wassar) the pads are a very critical part of the flute and have a major impact on the responsiveness and the acoustical qualities of the instrument. in the case of a picco

john finley who was one of the initial people to launch the show and chase hanes who was one of the associateit was a wonderful wedding. they are a great couple. it probably was the most expensive wedding i have ever been to. and on top of that it rained the whole time and still worked out well. congratulations to both of them. i wish them both a world of success. >> did you meet anybody, bob? >> i met a lot of people who knew "the five." >> but did anybody? >> oh anybody like that? there was a waitress. >> please. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> we sent bob as our representative. i don't know if that was the right thing to do. >> we hope he behaved well. >> i think he probably did. have i a public service announcement. you will love this. because it is getting warmer there is something that is very important and somebody on twitter that follows me sent this to me from homeward bound rescue league. it is a great reminder about how hot it is in the car. when you leave your pet in a car it is like for them if you end up at 75 degrees and it feels like 100 degrees to them. they can di

. >> do you remember karen finley? wasn't she big in the 70s or the 80s for doing something horrible? >> endowment money. >> yes it was yams yams and chocolate syrup. >> i would be lying if i told you i knew anything about her. if you do this you could be subject to prosecution and once you send that text you have to put your name on a sex offender registry. >> is that true? >> someplaces. >> you scare me. >> thanks for nothing. >> so if you send it to somebody who doesn't want it -- >> she is not sexting back,. >> you know what, sometimes "red eye" can be really educational. tonight was one of the nights, but mib in the future you can be turning in and say that's almost a fact. examine then you look it up and find the real fact. what i said was wrong. whatever i said wrong will lead you to a fact that is in fact right. isn't that what life is all about? >> they can google "red eye" and figure out it is not a show. >> we have to teak a break. we will talk about something, the joy of hate. autographed copy g gutfeld.com

with us now the criminal defense attorney, drew finley. think of a million different ways to take this, drew. at it just -- who the hell knows what happened in there? >> just absolutely crazy, shep. and really, there are six people that need to furnish information. of course there's three victims, which, when they are healthy enough, are going to provide a plethora of information that the fbi and other law enforcement are relying upon. of course the three perpetrators. they're going to possibly be talking, and if they do, they'll share just as much information. those six people we can do all the speculation and conjecture we want. those six have more only we can fathom shepship i'm guessing there will be all kinds of investigations here. i if you're a criminal defense attorney for these guys, you have a lot of work. >> well, i think the question becomes, shep, is it just limited to these three guys? we're talking about a decade. and it's really difficult for me to imagine that other people have nod come in contact with these ladies -- >> s

karen finley will host a new msnbc show 4:00 on weekends coming up next month.you. i want to start with you. also in here and i want to put up these poll numbers. president's poll numbers are pretty good. over 50 that's not bad these days in this polarized environment. republicans ahead of democrats on the issue of guns, immigration and the economy. there's presidential good news when you go farther in there's good news for republicans. >> president obama was supposed to have this great ally at his side for a second term which was this nonprofit advocacy group. what we're seeing is it's a lot hard to transition that campaign apparatus that he had. >> the thing that jumped out at me was the gun issue. we have seen all of these different polls. here you had a narrow plurality. >> the question is how you word a poll question is different results. you figure 90% number gun control advocates keep invoking is like a magic wand and make everyone convert that way. strangely enough a whole bunch of republicans didn't vote the way they wanted to. i think you look at these

we will of reconvene after a 50 minute break finley will be back for the 3:00 session.nk you very much. [applause] >> we believe in opening the gates of our memories will bring us closer to gather to the realization of what a human being or individual can do and for those whose save lives of the christians who saved lives by risking their own. everyone of them is a hero. >> on the 20th anniversary i ask you to recommit to replace the direct memories of those who are still with us thank god. with the records of this museum so no one can ever forget the stories or less since. i ask you to think about how the historic slaughters and suffering of the holocaust reflects a human disease that takes different forms the idea that our differences are more important than our common humanity. finn [applause] >> union membership pit adjacent not -- many said then space that is fewer than roosevelt signed the national labor relations act only six .6% one out of 15 will belong to a union. in large part this is because of the economy has changed radically unions have not. however they