please welcome colin quinn!olin quinn, everybody. you come out, i don't get a hug, i get a -- >> you don't get a hug. why don't you slap me -- why don't you do one more segment of more hijinks before you bring out a professional like me. [ laughter ] first of all, rachel maddow's making drinks, i was a bartender for four years in new york city. you never have me coming out doing fun things. >> jimmy: well what drinks would you make if i had you -- >> it doesn't matter, you don't have fun segments with me coming out doing fun things. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you make this a fun thing. >> you know how happy i was when "silent library," -- when that card messed up on "silent library," it made my whole night. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no one ever seen that. we edited that out, you fool. [ cheers and applause ] hey, we didn't get to talk about all of the issues going on in the news with rachel. but i'd like to know what your -- >> that's what i'm here for isn't, jim. >> jimmy: no, look, let's talk about some serious stuff

colin kaepernick on working out before the draft. >> number one, the energy he brought.was running all over the field with me, throwing the football around. it was just a competition out there, we will see who can throw the most perfect spierals and see who can be the most accurate from different spots. didn't have a deep ball competition. [ laughter ] >> vern glenn with colin kaepernick tonight. you could feel the energy in the room. same story for aldon smith. number one draft choice out of missouri, selected yesterday and in camp today. the 49ers aldon smith and colin kaepernick, they got a foundation for a pretty nice rookie class. 49 collected chris culver out of south carolina, south carolina in the third round. the raiders first pick in the draft came in the second round, introduced by willie brown. >> with the pick in the 2011 nfl draft the oakland raiders select stephen. >> now if you are familiar with that name, his uncle steve played 13 seasons for the raiders. now an assistant coach in oakland. he is a guard/center. also in the third round raiders select dema

they expect something other than poison given the fact colin died so sick and quickly and because he was the only dog reported sick that day. >> the small dog park there's probably 100 people in there at once. it's crazy. there's a lot of traffic that goes in and out of the parks. >> reporter: the deputy director says this is the first time in his eight years with the department that he's closed a dog park for this reason. that's little comfort for colin's owners who are waiting anxiously to find out why their dog died. >> he really kind of touched us. >> right. >> reporter: the city is waiting to find out when they can open the park again, and when they do there will be plenty of people and pets ready to use it. >> we come every day, so obviously we're not too worried. >> reporter: now, we did discover one more clue, colin was being treated for a tick-borne disease that can cause lung illness and anemia. of course the necropsy and toxicology results will take a while, so in the meantime we also dug into what the hazards are that you can look for in your own backyard in the event you

with the colin strategy. lanny homes called in and called in the relationships with our community providers. we wound up having a call in with the providers. we focussed on youth already there and needed these connections and engagements with service providers. you are sitting in juvenile hall. you are upset about getting blamed and not having enough time with your family, the probation officer. not knowing. but figuring you might get released. you are called in and there are 30 folks sitting there are for you. opening their doors to you with a whole wide array of services that you can latch on to. we have had 3 of these sessions and spend a whole morning and take units by units into the auditorium. and then they are provided with the list of all of the agency who were there. and we incorporate that into the release plan. it's a plan in the works. i notice one the areas where it's working? reducing. it's a work in progress. one thing is for sure. we are not relying on the youths to get to the agencies. >> whe

. >> bottom of the 12th, colin rush is outside the ballpark. what an ending for us. >> what an ending. live on the field right now, the game kept going and going. so much hype and expectations surrounding the home opener but credit the giants organization. let's show you what happened, three games, a special day for giants players past and present. great willie mays brought the banner out on the field. tim lincecum and cody ross, matt cain, 21 shut out innings and threw out the first pitch. >> best in the world, i can say that. so you guys are the last guys standing. that last one, meant a lot to me and meant a lot to the team but it meant a lot to san francisco. >> we'll show you how this somewhat ended. two outs possible. pablo sandoval singles to right. it just ended and aaron roland would end up being the here of the game. they win 5-4 in 12 innings and we'll have much more later in sports. we'll have game reaction. the a's in the twins home opener and masters tiger on the prowl. >>> we will check in with you later. >> the giants paid tribu

. >>> let's talk to colin who is in for shu. there is a whole pack gunning for leigh in the masters. >> it was a crazy finish today. it seemed like everyone at one point had a chance literally. at one point today eight different players had their name on top of the leader board. tiger woods was among them. in a final round that had more twists and turns than the road to ha-na, can you enjoy vegetables with sauce and still reach your weight loss goals? you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties have sixty calories or less per serving and are now weight watchers-endorsed. try green giant frozen vegetables with sauce. [ speaking spanish ] ♪ [ male announcer ] old el pas. old el paso. feed your fiesta. on sports. >> let's get into the masters. let's talk about this fantastic finish. tiger woods was there and he made it very entertaining. tiger woods had us thinking the 15th major. and then the day took hold, but in the end, 15 years to the day after gary player was the first to win at augusta, a fell

. >> alan: let's talk to colin in for shoe. awarded a green jacket at the masters. kole. >> tiger woods made things interested but just didn't have up in. he had us thinking masters-but in the end, an up and coming southic -- south african who claimed the title. charl schwartzel proving he can do it. started chipping in on 2. that's an eagle on 3. let's talk tiger. 7 back of mcilroy to start the day. on 7, dead center on the eagle putt. 10-under. one off the lead. moments later, mcilroy would miss the par putt. tiger tied for the lead. from bad to worse for the irishman. on 10e678 that's the backyard of my summer home. nice, huh? tiger finished at 10-under. adam scott equaled tigers final round of 67. great up and down on 15 for par. this tee shot on the par-3 16th. once ranked third in the world. he is back. sets up birdie to go to minus 12. behind him, schwartzel on the war path. birdied 15. roles in the birdie putt on 16. a share of the lead. scott's playing partner, jason day, fellow aussie, on 17. that putt ills true. finishes 12-under thanks to back-to-back bi

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ernie was talking about in the colin? cheryl? i have been ignoring you. but not really. anything you would like to add before we move on here? no. i did want to say. i want it to be really clear. the partnership we had with mlcj. it wasn't an attack on the mayor's office. i think the challenge for us to figure out how when someone workd and another part of it doesn't, how do we make it work together? that's part of what as we kind of move on. realizing that we need to stay connected to community to some component. they know how to get community members and how do we educate and begin to help them be developed into the leaders we want them to be. lieutenant ernie. when was the last gun buy back we had? >> approximately 2 months ago. >> how many more will we have? >> again. it's all a matter of putting together the resource. we do get a lot of resolvers. it's a matter of getting all the people together. >> what people are you talking about? who do you need to make it happen. it's a resource program. the police department needs officers to do the leg work and footwork. we n

. >>> and happy birthday to former secretary of state colin powell. today he turns 74. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. jailed florida teen jennifer mee also known as hiccup girl speaks out about a robbery gone wrong that landed her behind bars charged with first degree murder. >>> and actress ashley judd is live in studio to talk about her new memoir. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, the captain of the victorious european ryder cup team, colin montgomerie and team member martin kaymer. [ applause ] >> thank you very much indeed. that brings back very good memories for martin. we played with integrity, and we showed sportsmanship on both sides, the americans and ourselves, and two words that epitomize our game, integrity and sportsmanship. and to receive the spirit of sport award, we should really call it the spirit for life award for sevy balasterus. please join me in wishing him back to good health, and wouldn't it be wonderful to see him swing a golf club on the course one more time. >> yeah! >> what a putt! europe has the cup back. to the senior prom nna taks in this. one day, i'll park this in a spot reserved for me. it's got 26,000 miles on it now, but i'm gonna take it to a thousand million. [ male announcer ] own a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz and chances are they'll own it one day, too. now with an optional extended limited warranty your vehicle may be covered for up to 135,000 miles. one day, i'm gonna drive t

powell as national security advisor for condi rice, and his secretary of state for colin powell.d he says he is given a lot of credit for that. and that you shows he's working on races of merit rather than a racial template to put over everything. >> host: how you think the secretaries rice and powell influence president bush on domestic issues? their portfolio was the foreign policy of course but domestic issues were never seem quite as his -- >> guest: that's true. iadb secretary powell for the book and he said that he did discuss some domestic issues, he served ronald reagan, george bush the father and george bush the son. he mentioned how in the case of the l.a. riots after the famous incident with rodney king, he did try to explain to present bush the father that why so many people were upset in the african-american committee about a traffic stop and about this sort of thing, trying to explain as racial profiling, but he felt that there was something president bush didn't understand him but he said he tried to keep out of domestic issues. if we fast forward to condoleezza ri

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powell as national security advisers for condoleezza rice and the secretary state and of course colin powell in the first term and he says he's been given a lot of credit for that and that just shows that he was working on the merit rather than a racial template to put over things. >> host: how do you think that secretary rice and powell influenced president bush on domestic issues? the report -- portfolio, the foreign policy portfolio or that domestic issues never seemed -- >> guest: that's true. i interviewed secretary powell for the book, and he said that he did discuss some domestic issues -- ronald reagan john, george bush the sun, she mentioned how in the case of the l.a. riots at after the famous incident with rodney king he did try to explain to president bush the father why so many people were upset in the african-american community by the traffic stop and the sort of thing to exploit in that situation profiling, but he felt it was something president bush didn't understand what he tried to keep out of the domestic issues. now, if we fast forward to condoleezza rice, she also

the other thing i would add to the former president is that president bush and colin powell and condi rice and the vice president, all of us discussed that they would not be a conflict. and that saddam hussein could be persuaded to leave the country and not require an invasion of the country. and there were messages passed and requests made. and they were rebuffed. i think that saddam hussein very likely was purposefully trying to make the world believed he had large stockpiles. i think that he felt that he had friends in the united nations who might be able to stop the united kingdom, the united states and the grace of the countries that were supporting the coalition and prevent them from going in. and i also think that because president george w. bush's father had gone into iraq after iraq invaded kuwait and cause them to be removed from kuwait but did not change the regime, good evidence that saddam hussein believed that america would not change the regime, that he would survive even though the united states might come in. so, there were a combination of things taking place that ar

. >> the san francisco 49ers select colin keppernick. >> the niners move up, but this move does not signify the end of the area. >> with alex, though, it's like we are rowing and not going to miss a beat. alex says building license to be the starting quarterback. >> with the 48th pick the raiders took, they took him at number 48. the giants road trip is continuing in washington. tim lincecum struck out 7. that was all the nats needed. jason throw as five hit shutout. they take the opener student dog. >> three or four game series with the first place rangers, back following the birth of his i am a sneeze whisperer. i am an allergy analyst. bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about allergy relief.

he had his own gradual criminal progression where if he hadn't done something like colin it's pretty clear he would have become a career criminal of some sort. but the sadistic streak so he wanted to kill people for very simple reasons, for his own aggrandizement, and because he enjoyed it. he wanted to have fun. you know, i would say understanding a psychopath doesn't take a whole lot to understand what it is. it's a very simple complex. it's hard to believe that it's true that somebody will kill someone until he wanted to kill hundreds of people but will do that for the most to the gains. >> host: april 20 if 1999 was the date of columbine, the massacre of the high school. but eric started planning this in 1997. >> guest: yes. >> host: how did you discover that? >> guest: well, they kept lots of records. eventually after a seven year legal battle, jefferson county released nearly a thousand pages of writings of the killers. the each left a journal, school assignments and also eric rode on his website about all he wanted to do and then they made videotapes explaining themselves in t

it does not matter how eighth farmer is contaminated and he went on to say cross-pollination with colin flown in the wind by birds. or by direct sea floor an end to win by our farmers transportation if your contaminated against your wishes you no longer own your seeds or plants have become the ownership of boats and all under patent law for we had about five hundred and fifty years ceded to rate c. in one thousand nine hundred eight he would. all because of the contamination all the profit from our crop in one thousand nine hundred eight goes to monsanto another important issue he mentioned he said it does not matter how much a farmer is contaminated if it's half a percent one percent cooper sand it does not matter you no longer own your seeds or plastics. after this decision percy schmeiser and his wife are very demoralized just like many farmers who had been following the case percy decided to appeal the ruling and took the case to the higher court but after two more years of legal battles and no three hundred photos and canadian dollars of legal expenses the judges again ruled if you

colin marshall addressed this. on ellis, i would be happy to answer any questions you might have it is a very important issue -- you might have. it is a very important issue. >> thank you for hearing us today. i am an long-time san francisco parkmerced resident and a fourth generation san franciscan. i bring forth the concern of many others in my neighborhood about the size and scope of this

>> they wanted to put up colin powell. he said no and that was ten years before barack obama.the good news -- >> the way to nominate one. not have one run. >> they will nominate one, won't be because they're black, it's because they're the best candidate and have the right values that the republican platform's -- >> michael steele, purely because he had the best possibility to be a leader or because he were black. >> if president obama was not in the white house michael steele would not be chairman. >> he's a good true -- >> michael steele was more than just being a black man running the rnc. michael steele had at that time he had the media presence at the rnc chairs didn't, he was able to touch the young voters and young people in the republican party. >> he started the hip-hop republican movement. >> but he mentioned it. he had no problem dealing with the tea party. >> the republican party should appeal to the hip-hop generation. >> he's been able to talk to folks in a diverse way the republican party had not been able to do previously. with that said he's been successful in

and colin is the world's greatest briefer. and -- and the pentagon is really good about all kinds of things. he had a little d pointer and it was totally brilliant and we could do everything. and then he would say, but supposing that sergeant slip chick stands on a land mine, what are you going to tell his mother? why did he die for this? >> and i said colon, what are you saving this military for? >> and i responded, first i was stunned. and i wrote later in my book that i thought i would have an aneurysm when she said that. and the reason i was disturbed was that, what's the purpose of having this army if you won't use it? we had just invaded panama, we had just done the gulf war, we are still serving in places all over the world. this army was being used. but i have strong views. and the views that i had at that time were also shared by the secretary of defense and most of the national security team. and these views essentially said before you commit that sergeant and before you commit erican troops, you have to cut a clear

and colin is the world's greatest briefer. and -- and the pentagon is really good about all kinds of things. he had a little red pointer and it was totally brilliant and we could do everything. and then he would say, but supposing that sergeant slip chick stands on a land mine, what are you going to tell his mother? why did he die for this? >> and i said colon, what are you saving this military for? >> and i responded, first i was stunned. and i wrote later in my book that i thought i would have an aneurysm when she said that. and the reason i was disturbed was that, what's the purpose of having this army if you won't use it? we had just invaded panama, we had just done the gulf war, we are still serving in places all over the world. this army was being used. but i have strong views. and the views that i had at that time were also shared by the secretary of defense and most of the national security team. and these views essentially said before you commit that sergeant and before you commit american troops, you have to cut a cl

. >> the san francisco 49ers select colin keppernick. >> the niners move up, but this move does not signifyhe end of the area. >> with alex, though, it's like we are rowing and not going to miss a beat. alex says building license to be the starting quarterback. >> with the 48th pick the raiders took, they took him at number 48. the giants road trip is continuing in washington. tim lincecum struck out 7. that was all the nats needed. jason throw as five hit shutout. they take the opener student dog. >> three or four game series with the first place rangers, back following the birth of his daughter. they won. and we'll be back after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] edmunds.com says that lexus holds its value better than any other luxury brand. ♪ intellichoice proclaims that lexus has the best overall value of any brand. ♪ and j.d. power and associates ranks lexus the highest in customer satisfaction. no wonder more people have chosen lexus over any other luxury brand 11 years in a row. see your lexus dealer. and driving all over town. i want one list. for one store. [ female announcer

tim colin on behalf of the housing administration. i would like to demend planning staff for their heroic work. it has been going on almost three years. the task of threading the needle and finding -- on the contentious issues right now. it is relatively rare that you get a chance to look at an advisory document that raises so much contention and raises the temperatures of so many people. and as far as i can tell, in our friends at coalition san francisco neighborhoods received the housing neighborhood as a document to prevent change, specifically this would be no more height, no more density and if possible, more parking. we would disagree with this. this us, that -- they missed the mark. our view on what a successful housing element would do would be to give us some help on making housing more affordable to improve the affordability of housing in san francisco, which is terrible right now, second, it should provide us an environmental guideline to reduce our carbon footprint, how to address the sfal challenge of our time, which is g

my name is michael colin and my partner and i own a home in diamond heights. i love san francisco. we love a debate. a constituent of one has a loud voice here and listening to all the arguments tonight it's easy i think to get confused with what the real issue is and i don't know this is about aesthetics, i don't know that it's about graffiti, i don't know that it's about anything but technology. we represent, in

colin marshall addressed this. on ellis, i would be happy to answer any questions you might have it is a very important issue -- you might have. it is a very important issue. >> thank you for hearing us today. i am an long-time san francisco parkmerced resident and a fourth generation san franciscan. i bring forth the concern of many others in my neighborhood about the size and scope of this project as well as the rent control concerns that have already been stated. this project will certainly change the character of the west side of san francisco forever. if it is not scrutinized very carefully, i will also refer you to commissioner moore's report. if things are not looked at carefully, this could have really negative impact. i do not think tripling the density of my neighborhood is a good solution. it is going to make traffic unbearable in that southern approach to san francisco, as well as liakemerced boulevard. it is hard for me to bend my mind around what that will look like. it is a vital community of working

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my name is michael colin and my partner and i own a home in diamond heights. i love san francisco. we love a debate. a constituent of one has a loud voice here and listening to all the arguments tonight it's easy i think to get confused with what the real issue is and i don't know this is about aesthetics, i don't know that it's about graffiti, i don't know that it's about anything but technology. we represent, in san francisco, probably one of the most proficient workforces, technologically proficient workforces on the planet and it's a travesty that we're underleveraging that workforce, not providing high-speed access. that's what i'd like to see and as a constituent of one, i've told the folks at at&t i'm willing to mobilize the 399 other folks on my grid so scott, when you say you want people to bring on an argument, i'll bring it on because i want uverse in my neighborhood. >> mary liz de young and i live out in the avenues. one of the things i missed most when i said goodbye to the cable company and got my satellite dish which is i don't have public, educational and governmen

ground self do not have the right so overrule the pilots who stated his will has intention to land colins is still the time into finishing conclude its own investigations the coup with his oath to crash and we are expecting the results of that independent polish investigation sometime in october all right archaeology who are joining us live from the crash site and so once again we're going to stay with us story throughout the hour here on our team as commemoration exercises continue. to crush certainly had a strong impact on russian polish relations though some of said it had a negative effect political experts say that it brought the two countries closer together. last year's air crash took place and made i warm enough relations that had begun several months earlier and in fact the relations are in a better shape now than they were two or three years ago so i believe it was a test for about little relations and the two countries had much of the past that it's a minority all for the polish public opinion that believes there was a real plot to kill president kaczynski you. know it's unfort

public health cords of grief from great the russian and polish sides we do understand that some in colin's have states press their concern is the news that the memorial plaque at the crash site behind me was replaced on friday night's we have now heard from the russian foreign ministry on this and we understand that local school authorities changed up because they say for misha was or granted for the original plaque and they also wanted a plaque in both russian and polish the old prague that was off the site it was recent clearly in polish i'd also made pressman's cantina a memorial to which that kaczynski was flying on that fateful day its new cat is in both english and russian as ministers here they say they want people from both countries to feel welcome to mourn here and it makes no reference to katsina but let's cost all minds back now remember the details that led to that plane crashing on a ten twenty ten. the final moments within seconds all ninety six on board flight one i was dead. the time was ten forty one am. your. i was outside when i heard when it was flying really low we wa

findings of fact commission has largely been seen except the books the last number of people with colin say the question marks still remain they say that not enough has been done to investigate the actions of the ground full staff at the airfield in smith could they have done more to prevent the plane from trying to land and so today certainly does come just a few days before this coming weekend commemorative events which will not one year on since the plane crash in the events to be attended by both presidents come on. time now to bring you some of the world's other main news this hour for dimitri princes the business news of forces opposed to ivory coast incumbent me still the presidential it's where he's holed up by both has been negotiating his departure from the country after spending months refusing to quit after last november's disputed election is sort was led by supporters of the widely accepted new president on a sunday with u.n. and french troops launched airstrikes as part of the mission to protect civilians. schools of immigrants after the boat capsized on route from tunis

to the findings or part commission have mostly been seen except the bits a lot stronger people with colin say that question marks still remain they say that not enough has been done to investigate the actions of ground full staff at the airfield in the small dense could they have done more to prevent the plane from trying to land and of course the great irony in all this is that the reason why the one five four balance the sma let's just go from warsaw that day was too long you know i see it's stage in the russian polish relations all of board that plane which used to attend a commemorative event to mark. the massacre of money team forty one thousands of polish prisoners of war with killed coming still viewed as soldiers and today certainly does come just a few days before this coming weekend commemorative events which will more one year on since the plane crash in the events to be attended by both presidents. i was supporting right now residents of. the home back bow being stormed by forces loyal to his rifle. incumbent presidents being locked up in his palace negotiating his departure f

international response to the findings all part commission has mostly been seen except a lot of people with colin say that it's bush tomorrow it's still remain they say that not so nothing's been done to investigate the actions all the ground full stuff that yes fills in this dense could they have done more to prevent the plane from trying to land and so today certainly does come just a few days before this coming weekend commemorative events which will mark one year on since the plane crash in the events to be attended by both presidents come off the. reporting right there you can always catch up on news you may have missed any time at all to dot com there's plenty of other views and analysis are waiting for you there as well including israel that allows nearly a thousand homes to be built in a disputed part of east jerusalem it's setting the stage for a bumpy ride for the troubled palestinian peace talks. and fifty years after your current took beyond earth's atmosphere for the first time the latest batch of space travelers make their way to the international space station we're going to follow