inspections all over the city, and there is a list here on the sheet and i will read it off briefly, and john collins and har lit temple and blue, finn 1015 full so many and the south of market and dj dance clubs and then, it is a sushi karaoke type of an establishment out in the richmond district and we also had a meeting in which cona par low last week and i made a stop in there after a conversation about their hours of operating and the events. and this past sunday.

inspections all over the city, and there is a list here on the sheet and i will read it off briefly, and john collins and har lit temple and blue, finn 1015 full so many and the south of market and dj dance clubs and then, it is a sushi karaoke type of an establishment out in the richmond district and we also had a meeting in which cona par low last week and i made a stop in there after a conversation about their hours of operating and the events. and this past sunday. we did get a complaint about the green's bar and we will be contacting them and seeing if i can stop by, and on an odd hour and see what this complainant is having a problem with. and at the request of the bay view district, i visited dan's house at 1275 connecticut on march 23 and the condition on my license that requires the security personnel at the venue at times and they were in compliance and i believe that i will leave the commentary up to the officer. commissioner joseph and hunt. >> and so you have a party bus, in the lands very strange to see a party bus in the castro. >> i first noticed a larger crowd out in front in the whi

they visited the plant side of the athletes living quarters thus the commission is john collins has brought success to the two thousand sydney games. he spoke with an aged care bout what he thinks is most important recording today. life is and the odyssey is going to sentosa to meet with the sydney diocese shortly the success of this week the county peace has come to the country will be with you officer of small roles in the gutters. it would be the splinters the straw cup just on the performance of identity. it's cheap sport and the us. don't be a lot of countries that computers strong and a successful japanese to it. it's cool he also commented on to his plan to be the national stadium as the main olympic authority the cause for the project is estimated at around three billion dollars less expensive options under consideration. ministry of the scenery. states. rabbit this can be treated. as the body success to it cinnamon is a successful day that's fine by us. we will be very happy that he was with the organizing committee at least expensive option since its construction. i don't i gonna

collins, more recently, davis v.f.e.c., disclosure has its limitations. as justice john paul stevens himself said, writing for apple nitty hio, exemplifies the purpose behind the bill of rights. justice stevens also said, speaking for the court, the freedom to publish anonymously extends beyond the literary recommend, under quote. an advocate may believe her idea is more persuasive if the readers are unaware of her identity and it may be ensure that readers may not presqudge her message because they don't like their proponent. where the identity of the speaker is an important component over the many attempts to persuade, the most effective advocates have opted for anonymity, unquote. we think it will help some candidates to some degree but did not strike limitations on district contributions to candidates and party committees. what was struck by the limit, an umbrella limit that prevented citizens to giving to more than a few handful candidates and party committees. thus, the impact of mccutcheon, more candidates, including challengers and those that are not seen as safe

i want it take off my man's blazer and put on a man's hawaiian shirt collin, i want to dance like i'm at an elton johnt ♪ hold me close german chancellor. >>> that's pretty good. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. ploof paragraph this is a fox news alert. we may be close to finding that black box. two distinct and long lasting pings this the latest discovery in the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. u.s. equipment on board australian ship picking up those pings yesterday. right now navy specialists are desperately trying to relocate the crucial signals. >> two separate signal detections have occurred within the northern part of the defined search area. the first detection was held for approximately two hours and 20 minutes. the ship then lost contact before conducting a turn in attempting to reacquire the

collins. and general motors c-e-o mary barra. are also featured. president obama appears on the list for the ninth- time. others include secretary of state johnsian president vladimir putin. pope francis. and singer miley cyrus. the issue goes on sale tomorrow. this is a big rig car carrier not quite stopping for a stop sign in concord but i'm not looking at stop sigh violators nats: ambiance for close to 50 years farm bureau rad in concord has been a truck route connecting willow pass road with clayton road a path just slightly over a mile long dirty money. filthy luchre. any way you want to put it, your wallet is apparently hopping with germs. for the first time, scientists have looked at the d-n-a on a one-dollar bill, and most people would have the same reaction: yuck! here's catherine heenan. the study by the dirty money project at new york university analyzed all the genetic material found on a one dollar bill. it turns out your wallet is a virtual petri dish of bacteria. the study found 3=thousand different bactria strains on a typical bill. the most common can cause acne, gastric ulcers and pneumonia. they found genetic material that

john mccain ran for president on climate change. susan collins co-authored a climate will.mark kirk voted for reischmann marquee in the house. several others have written articles or spoken publicly in favor of carbon fees and then come citizen united. the main one who will come to the floor right now and admit that climate change and carbon pollution is worth doing anything about. that is the real problem. that is hitting our farms, for that is hitting our families come to hitting our forests, hitting our families and the fact that the denial is in the wake of citizens united in the big money behind that party right now is the polluter money of the koch brothers. if you can't put those together you can follow a story very well. >> we don't mean any of you in this room. [laughter] thank you. >> thank you. >> now here is the oral argument in the campaign finance case that the supreme court decided today. this is an hour. >> we ohio -- hear arguments in 12 mccutcheon versus the federal election committee. see mr. chief justice and may it please the court. the aggregate contri

john carlos at the 1968 olympics. great leaders like mohammed ali, jim brown, arthur ashe, jason collins, and our very own jackie robinson. i believe that today stands as one of those great moments. where sports transsends, where sports provides fundamental change on how our country should think and act. this is also a statement about where we are as a country. it doesn't matter if you are a professional basketball player worth millions of dollars. let me say how proud of i am of the players of this league for standing up for themselves. the biggest stars to the everyday players. they were not afraid to art clat their rout rage. they came out strong. they came out powerful. they did it in a very, very professional way. they said we want you to go to commissioner silver and tell them three things that we want. we need immediate action. number two, we need our collective voice to be heard. we want a seat at the table, and we do not want to be passive participants. thirdly, we want maximum allowable personment under the bilaws and the constitution and what that equates to for us as players, there must be a change in ownersh

collins and becker. in the introduction you heard a little bit about what the expedition was. john jacob astor had a vision of global grade on the pacific rim. this is five years after lewis and clark were here. and thomas jefferson had the same vision. astor had this idea, approached jefferson and he endorsed it at the whitehouse. it was astor's idea to capture all of the furs through and funnel them through the mouth of the columbia river and sell them to china. in china these furs, especially sea otter, fetched high prices because the chinese mandarin used the sea otter furs which were luxury and the finest and densest coast of any animal in the year. astor wasn't the first ship on the west coast but he was one of the earlier ones. he came up with this idea of sending trade goods from new york around cape horn by ship to the mouth of the columbia trading them to the coastal indians here for furs. trading things like knifes, beads and pots. and then taking those furs to china, trading them to the chinese for incredible markups in both places. taking chinese luxury goods like silk

fest and you have chelsea clinton writing about jason collins, the first nba player that came out as gay. hillary clinton both wrote in praise of john kerry her successor, but she was on the list praised by pakistani education activist ma la la. have they ordered extra copies even if bill didn't make the list? >> i should hope so. the clintons are having a great year even by their standards. yeah, i think it is quite remarkable the influence they have had mother and daughter both. >> why seth meyers and not jimmy fall loan? >> seth meyers is a new kind of late night host. this is not -- jimmy fallon was my favorite, but he brings a more cerebral approach to late night comedy. we had to take note of that. >> the biggest sports stars on the list are renaldo a big soccer star and serena williams from tennis. the others are obscure, and certainly none of the big american sports stars, the lebron jameses and peyton mannings and tom bradies didn't make the list. why? >> lebron james had a good year as did both the manning brothers. it was an international list, 45 of the 100 come from outside the united states. we did have to take note of

collins and becker. in the introduction you heard a little bit about what the expedition was. john jacob astor had a vision of global grade on the pacific rim. this is five years after lewis and clark were here. and thomas jefferson had the same vision. astor had this idea, approached jefferson and he endorsed it at the whitehouse. it was astor's idea to capture all of the furs through and funnel them through the mouth of the columbia river and sell them to china. in china these furs, especially sea otter, fetched high prices because the chinese mandarin used the sea otter furs which were luxury and the finest and densest coast of any animal in the year. astor wasn't the first ship on the west coast but he was one of the earlier ones. he came up with this idea of sending trade goods from new york around cape horn by ship to the mouth of the columbia trading them to the coastal indians here for furs. trading things like knifes, beads and pots. and then taking those furs to china, trading them to the chinese for incredible markups in both places. taking chinese luxury goods like silk

john carlos, at the 1968 olympics. great leaders like muhammad ali, jim brown, arthur ashe, jason collins, and our very own jackie robinson. i believe that today stands as one of those great moments. where sports, once again, transcends, where sports provides a place for fundamental change on how our country should think and act. this is also a statement about where we are as a country. it doesn't matter if you're a professional basketball player worth millions of dollars. or a man or woman who works hard for their family. there will be zero tolerance for institutional racism, no matter how rich or powerful. let me say how proud i am of the players of this league for standing up for themselves. the biggest stars to the everyday players, they were not afraid to articulate their outrage, and what they felt about this situation. they came out strong, they came out powerful, and they did it in a very, very professional way. the players asked me to represent them. i was humbled and honored. and they said to me, mayor, we want you to go to commissioner silver and tell him three things that are important for us. number one, we n

collins says there aren't even enough votes in the democratic senator. so with all this talk, what are they accomplishing? >> they're laying the groundwork for the november elections. i mean, johnked about not a lot of governing happening in the next seven months, people know that already. the minimum wage is popular. raising it popular. most democrats support it, most ibd dense and even mostrepublicans. we'll see on the campaign trail a lot of the key states, the minimum wage issue democrats are talking about in kentucky, in south dakota, their candidates focused on that, versus obamacare and opposing it. those enrollees mean nothing to republicans. they still think obamac.a.r.are the ish issue to run on. that's their issue and they're keep talking about it and hammering it home. >> sorry for the short segment. a lot going on today. breaking newswise, thanks to both of you. >> thank you. >>> today's tweet of the day comes from hillary clinton who will speak later this afternoon on this topic. a majority of lower waged jobs are held by women, raising the minimum wage is good for women and for the economy. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit

john kerry on the list. president obama is on the list. who surprised you the moist? >> guest: that's a greatnt question. you know, i really do like jason collins entry. thatt? is because if you look merely at his stats, there is absolutely no way he would qualify. he averages something like two points a game at the end of the bench for the brooklyn nets. in having the courage to be first man to come out in major pro sports league, his influence will be felt for generations to come, far beyond the stats of his basketball card. >> host: you of editors of "time"st magazine and time.com t to select the 100 and you also havele a few viewer poll, and lt check, about three million people weighed in. >> guest: oh, yeah. it'sbi a wonderful way to reach out. we absolutely pay attention to it. but as we say at the outset it is another fun way to sort of gauge influence in a number of the plays but it is not not have any bearing on final decision we make on the list. >> host: ben goldberger, last question, not sure you can answer this, if you want to put somebody on the list that did not make thee time 100, from yr stained point who would it be? >> guest:

. >> host: john kerry on the list, present obama also on the list but who surprised you the most? >> guest: that's a great question. you know, i really do like jason collinsntry. that's because if you look merely at his stats and there's no way he would qualify. i think the average is something like two points a game at the end of the bench for the brooklyn nets. been having the courage to be the first man to come out in a major pro sports league in his flows will be felt for generations to, far beyond the stats on the back of his basketball card. >> host: so you get to select the 100 but you also have a viewer paul and i think at last check about 3 million people have weighed in. >> guest: yes. at a wonderful way to reach out. we absolutely attention to it but as we said at the outset, it's another fun way to sort of gauge influence in a number of places but it doesn't have any bearing on its final decision that we make on the list. >> host: last question. i'm not sure you give an answer this, but if you wanted to put someone on the list that did not make the time 100, from your standpoint who would it be? >> guest: that's a tough question. i'm going to

john bon jovi. we got to meet some amazing people. take a look. >> i'm looking down at a young lady named jessica collins here who we met at a photo shootat didn't even have a bed. >> after we met jessica at that photo shoot went home to my children and grounded them for a month. >> just for a lack of effort. it was a great event. by the way, kudos to savannah. her bags got lost on the plane. she arrived in washington in jeans and a t-shirt. and we went in an suv and went to a store and in 16 minutes, savannah, what did you accomplish? >> well, i went with megan, one of our employees here at nbc and jenna bush hager. we fanned out across the department store. jenna went to the shoe department. megan and i went to the dresses. you were timing us, thanks for the extra pressure. bought a dress, bought the shoes, and we made it on time to the event. >> 16 minutes, 13 seconds, to be exact. >> takes a village. >> it really does. congratulations, savannah. let's get a check of the top stories with natalie. let's go inside to natalie. >> a fiery crash between a bus and a truck overnight left at least ten people dead. nbc's miguel almaguer is in