were no eagles, no bald eagles nesting in the greater san francisco bay area, mainly due to the use of persistent pesticides, causing them to lose their ability to reproduce. >> say the slow return of the eagles is a sign the environment is improving. >> the food that the eagles are clean. it has less persistent pesticides and they can reproduce so it's a true success story. >> regular park goers said they noticed the bald eagles and said they put on a great show. >> some of their antics when they lock tall ons, i guess that's part of their mating rich al. >> biologists say this may be a sign that the bald eagle is making a bay area come back. >>> the oakland raiders opened training camp under the new regime. new head coach ran the team through more than 2 hours of drills. the duo of allen and new general manager is expected to run a tighter ship this year. some late season losses cost the team last year. >>> now available for free from apple's app store. you will find the most e you will. >> a mama panda bear is making national headlines. how a special delivery is adding to her plac

. >>> preparations are being made to release a young bald eagle into the wild. the stranded bird is undergoing rehabilitation, thanks to the dramatic actions of a boater in long island. jennifer mclopez has that story. >> reporter: mitch kramer of oyster bay and dog, jessie, have never made a save like this before. responding in their tow boat to a stranded sailor, they saw something struggling in the distance. >> as i got closer i could tell it was a bird. i couldn't leave it there so i decided to give it a shot and see if i could grab it. >> reporter: the exhausted, frightened bird turned out to be a one-year-old bald eagle, sick and strand in long island sound. >> it had about a six foot wing span, it was very intimidating. it was a lot bigger when i pulled it out of the water than i thought it was. >> reporter: he placed the weakened bald eagle into his cabin. he immediately called his wife, an animal rehabilitate tore. >> refirst thought the eagle was blind, eyes were crusted over, very thin, it was crawling with lice. >> reporter: transported to donna's ve

the first bald eagle back is a very good sign. >> it means a very good environment not just for bald eagles but for humans. >> they say there are about half a dozen bald eagle nests in the bay area. >>> fewer people, only three bay area students, cal state and foam a state and for now they have -- sonoma state and for now recent budget cuts have limited the numbers this year. >>> they are looking at a federal take over and that's following a disturbing discovery. >>> and a fire in the east bay, we will hear from people who escaped the flames. cçrrú . >>> new calls this morning for a federal take over after a report, the controversial photos that is raising some serious questions. >>> plus the cause of what some people are calling funky water in marin, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. complete bay area news coverage starts right

. >> but first a stranded bald eagle and the dramatic rescue that may well have saved the life of our national symbol. those stories and more at 6:00. >>> preparations in the works to release a young rescued bald eagle back into the wild. the stranded bird is undergoing rehab thanks to the dramatic actions of a boater in long island. jennifer blowing an has that -- logan has that story. >> reporter: mitch kramer and dodge jesse have never made a rescue like this before. responding to a towboat call they saw something struggling in the distance. they were 10 miles from shore. mitch said his heart was racing. >> as i got closer, i saw a bird. i couldn't leave it there. so i decided to give it a shot and see if i could grab it. >> reporter: the exhausted frightened bird turned out to be a 1-year-old bald eagle, the venerable symbol of our nation sick and stranded in long island sound. >> it had about a 6-foot wingspan. it was very intimidating. >> the bald eagle was a lot bigger when i pulled it out of the water than i originally thought it was. >> reporter: he placed the thin bald eagle

they say this is the first bald eagle to hatch in modern times. >> 50 years ago there were no eaglesting in the san francisco bay area. mainly due to the use of pesticides causing them to lose their ability to reproduce. >> reporter: they say the slow return is a sign the environment is improving. >> the food they are eating is clean, less pesticides than it used to and they can reproduce. it is a true success story. >> reporter: visitors said they put on a great show. >> some of their antics when they swing down towards the water, you know, that is part of their mating ritual. >> reporter: they estimate there are a half dozen eagle nests in the bay area, a fraction of what it once was but a sign they could be making a come back. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a blood drive is underway to help a summer time supply shortage. the red cross hopes to collect 3,000 units of blood during a month long drive. one of the organizers is a former oakland police officer, he wouldn't be alive if it wasn't for the generosity of blood donors. >> i call it the awareness syndrome. most people are

it was. >> reporter: he placed the baby bald eagle into the cabin.he immediately called his wife, an animal rehabilitate tore. >> we first thought it was blind. eyes were crusted over, very thin, it was crawling with lice. >> reporter: transported from the colorful harbor to donna's vet center. regained her eyesight and on to a new jersey raptor center. >> we knew finding a bald eagle at this time was actually quite unique and ironic. >>> coming up, we'll have the latest on who still doesn't have power one week after the devastating storms. >>> we'll look at this weekend's new movies. including a fresh take on the spiderman comic book hero. over to you. >> reporter: thanks mike. time to brush up your resume. we are reading the tea leaves on the job market. you are watching 9news now. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, v

. >>> bald eagles are being spotted in shebaud national park. this is the first bald eagle to hatch since harmful chemicals devastated its population 16 years ago. >> mainly due to the use of persistent pesticides like ddt causing them to lose their ability to reproduce. >> biologists say this means there's lest pesticides in the environment being consumed by both people and animals. there's about a half dozen bald eagle nests in the bay area. >>> woody allen plans to come to the bay area. they're -- >> and they're called pajama sharks, we'll tell you where you can go see them here in the bay area. [ male announcer ] if you think any battery will do, consider the journey of today's athletes. their training depends on technology. and when ike there are athletes everywhe who trust duracell. they rely on copper to go for the gold. duracell. trusted everywhere. and soon...even more reason to trust duracell. duralock power preserve. it locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. guaranteed. duralock. coming soon to every duracell battery. >>> takin

these birds, i was reading about this, they compete with bald eagles more birds that are happy more baldles suffer. how horrible is that on 4th of july. >> greg: bald eagles is the american bird and american birthday and sea gulls are kind of like the bird version of the taliban. i don't know about that. i know. camile, what is happening to america. i understand, it's very dry out there. and i understand limiting fireworks you don't want to start fires. i mean for the birds? >> yeah, some backwards avian species can't tolerate good old-fashioned america partying they should be extinct make room for the bald eagles. >> greg: i like that. you went to the emergency room after falling on a roman candle last year. it took 17 hours for the doctors to get that out of you. is this a good idea to keep them out of the hands like you that can cause fires. it's a serious problem. i forgot about the birds. >> all right, sparklers, bill. >> don't get me started o sparklers u have this republican if we're going to ban sparklers in massachusetts, that is so american. let me tell you who invented it, he

. >> flying high in the sky this afternoon a 3-month-old baby bald eagle went soaring its mother. close as the camera could get but the eagles could have been scout around for food. >> that's one of their first major flights, that the two have been taking together in the last couple weeks. >> reporter: these are the baby eagles in its nest. this is the first bald eagle to hatch in the area in modern times, development and chemicals destroyed the population a half century ago. >> 50 years ago there were no eagles, no bald eagles nesting in greater san francisco bay area. mainly due to the use of pesticides like ddt causing them to loose their ability to mate. >> reporter: the slow return still on the endangered species list is assiento environment is improving. >> the food they are eating is clean, has less pesticide, persistent pestsides and they can reproduce. it's a true success story. >> reporter: regular park visitors first noticed the adults earlier this year and said they put on a great show. >> some of their antics when they lock talons and come swing down toward the water.

. >> flying high in the sky this afternoon a 3-month-old baby bald eagle went soaring its mother. could have been scout around for food. >> that's one of their first major flights, that the two have been taking together in the last couple weeks. >> reporter: these are the baby eagles in its nest. this is the first bald eagle to hatch in the area in modern times, development and chemicals destroyed the population a half century ago. >> 50 years ago there were no eagles, no bald eagles nesting in greater san francisco bay area. mainly due to the use of pesticides like ddt causing them to loose their ability to mate. >> reporter: the slow return still on the endangered species list is assiento environment is improving. >> the food they are eating is clean, has less pesticide, persistent pestsides and they can reproduce. it's a true success story. >> reporter: regular park visitors first noticed the adults earlier this year and said they put on a great show. >> some of their antics when they lock talons and come swing down toward the water. that's part of their mating ritual. >> repor

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bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters? good evening, dodgers added ramirez and giants got marco scutaro for a minor leaguer. that ramirez deal paid very well. milk maids are very popular. harrison doubles down the line and rookie scores. that tied it up at 1. james with a base knock, cain, two strikeouts. giants rally. brandon belt, broken bat single and we're tied at 3. sergio you make the call. was that strike three? andre walked. the umpire and newly acquired hanley makes them pay. that is why the dodgers got him. 5-3 the l.a. a's and baltimore. three one shot off of jarrod parker. baltimore up 6-5. based loaded and seth smith brings everybody home. ryan cook gave up back-to-back singles, tie it up at 8. chris davis goes back in front to make it 9-8, a's say never quit. norris tied it and weeks knocks in one. they led 14 left hand 9, two men on, deep to right and spider-man josh reddick makes the great catch in the web go. reddick with that contusion he is day to day. >> randy moss, 35 may not seem old but eight years o

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?heers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. my guests tonight, oh, very funny abtors. their new movie is called "the campaign." >campaign. ." >> whoa. you little... ♪ my country tis of thee. ♪ sweet land of liberty ♪ ( laughter ). >> jon: please welcome back to the show zach galfianakis and will ferrell. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: some grains of rice if you want to-- if you want to eat up there. >> is this our swag? >> jon: that's your gift bag and i've been hatching those during the entire program. first of all, it's great toy see you guys again. the movie, i haven't seen it, but i've heard. no, it's great. it's-- it's it's hilarious. you guys are great. tell me about being on so the together. that must have been-- that must have been something. the two of you guys. the hijinx. >> we had a lot of fun. there were a lot pranks we pulled on each other. this one prank they pulled on zach-- zach has a nut allergy. >> and i'm not even gay. >.>> jon: right, right. >> >> so i had the, you

everything from bears, mountain lions, bald eagles and more. >> reporter: tell us about the falcon, thisspecies. >> it's not on the federal list anymore. that's a good thing. they've made a tremendous come back. they are still considered to be endangered in the state of pennsylvania. this is the fastest bird in the world. they have been clocked at over 150 miles per hour. all the way up to 200 map. 200 miles per hour? >> this is faster than hershey park's new ride , the sky rush. >> reporter: thank you so much for binging out our good friends here, again, it's something that you can come see. alligators, falcons that are faster than the coasters, you name it. it's available here at hershey park. it's cloudy today, it's always a little sunny here in hershey park. what to you think of my good friend? >> he is freaking me out. you are making me nervous. we will let you get back to dealing with that. more nervous than the roller coaster. you have it under control. >> reporter: looks like it's in attack mode. >>> here we go, talking about the weather. frederick, damp gloomy day across the are

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?s and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. our guest tonight, nobel prize-winning economist, bestselling author, his new book "the price of inequality, how today's divided society endangers our future," please welcome to the program, joseph stiglitz. ( cheers and applause ) thank you for being here. >> nice to be here. >> jon: "the price of inequality." in this you very much argue that the basic law of supply and demand, the simplest iteration of economics is still a driver of economies, and yet, if i may, sir, you have given me a 300-page book,. 100 of the pages -- this is true-- are footnotes. ( laughter ). i ask you, sir, given the basic laws of supply and demand, that's what economists would call a ( bleep ) load of footnotes where for me the demand is very, very little. ( laughter ). >> the supply was very great. >> jon: what drives you to write this book? >> inequality has really become one of the major problems facing our country. i don't know if most americans realize that we have

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters? back my guest tonight has a new film called "killer joe." >> gowring to pay me for a service that i'm going to perform. you are going to give me the particulars of her schedule, her habits, i'll act on them accordingly. i won't give you many details on my activeities because the less you know, better for everyone involved. >> all right. >> now i only have a couple of rules that i insist on sticking to, insist. >> okay, yeah. >> fur caught, if you are implicated in this crime you are not under any circumstances to reveal my identity or participation. >> of course. >> if you breck this -- break this rule, you'll be killed. [ laughter ] >> jon: that's a (bleep) rule. welcome back to the show matthew mcconaughey. [cheers and applause] what is happening? >> a whole lot, man. movies -- >> jon: you are a killer who strips at night. >> it's a romantic comedy. right after that scene i break into song and dance. [ laughter ] it happened. you said one of us was going to be shirtless. i thought i

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters? >> dramatic new numbers out tonight show a rising demand for commercial airline pilots. airlines looking for nearly half million new pilot over the next 20 years. according to boeing industry forecast, 6 69,000 pilots will be needed in north america with greatest growth in the asia pacific region. forecast is also raising safety concerns that the rapid growth will create a shortage of qualified experienced pilots. >>> all right. favorite comic book characters are rubbing elbow with the masses at this year cop convention in sdaichlingt 43rd annual intervention poll culture cop convention kicked off today with tens of thousands of fans streaming into the san diego convention center. got wonder woman, the trekie everybody is there. event runs through the weekend. larry. >> did you season ick or whoever. >> every year he's gone the same week. >> we now know. >> interesting. let's talk giants. can tim pull it together? that's one of many unanswered questions

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?lcome back. the nba's all-time leading scorer, kareem abdul-jabbar went from 20 dominating seasons in professional basketball to thinking about how to encourage american kids to dominate in science and math. when we first brought you this interview a few months ago, i got pointers from the master of the sky hook and discovered how he fou the words to write his second act. >> it took me a couple of years ago to deal with the burn-out of playing. i had a very intense career and it lasted for 20 years. once i got over the burn-out i figured on what i needed to be doing and i started writing. i always had the ambition to write. [ cheers and applause ] >> i probably would have been a history teacher or something like that if i had to have a real job. >> 15 years after his first history book, black profiles in courage became a "new york times" bestseller. he's promoting a project for children. what color is my world? the lost history of african american inventors. you write about two america

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?ouple went to court trying to keep their goats in their yard. >> for years they were a nuisance, and nothing has been done about it. neighbors call the area the goat ghetto. >> the eye team has been investigating, and tonight dan noyes has the story. >> when they bought their house in 2005 for $1 million 360,000, it was in great shape. it was just a few years old. three bedrooms, five bathes, 3700 square feet. but now they admit it is a mess. their neighbors believe they are hoarders. >> i am a collector of junk. >> have i to admit that. >> i counted 10 cars that haven't moved in years. bicycles, machinery and inextinguishable junk litter the yard and block the driveway. the retired high school science teacher and his wife, a former real estate investor gave me a tour, but only to a point. >> the big question is can i see inside? >> what? in the house? no. nobody is allowed in the house. >> but the biggest complaint the neighbors had is the goats. they are everywhere, inside the junk,

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?>> no price the ncaa can levy will repair the grievous damage inflicted by square arery sandusky on his -- by jerry sandusky on his victims, however, we can make clear that the culture, actions and inactions that allowed them to be victimized will not be tolerated in collegiate athletics. >> that was the president of the national collegiate athletic association announcing sanctions on the penn state football program in the wake of the jerry sandusky scandal. they were hit with a four year post season ban and $60 million fine. effectively stripping the late joe paterno as his title as the all-time winningest coach in college football. you disagreed with week with the ncaa action. why? >> i don't have a problem with punishment of penn state but looking to the ncaa is like looking to the united nations security council to solve any problems. it is the sports culture that they complain about. they have this fine. we don't know where the $60 million is going. i don't think there is any alle

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?s had a walkoff win against san diego, but the two best plays of the night came on defense, and one of them actually resulted in an injury to pablo sandoval. here is pablo before all of the pain. first inning and this is deep to center field. it is going stay in the park, but off the wall and he scores from second. the giants take a 2-0 lead. the padres tie it up. in the third the padres' pitcher with a flare. it scores guzman. now on to pablo and the ground ball to terrio spinning and shovels to crawford who flies and fires to the stretching sandoval. panda does the splits to get quinten. great play, but leaves with a strained hamstring and will have an i tomorrow. full extension to rob the same guy of extra bases. he spins and throws to crawford. chase headily off and running and gets doubled off first. wow. tied 2-2 in the 9th. the a's are not the only ones who know the walkoff business. crawford base hit to score. good night, game over, drive home safe and don't hurt me. giants win

include kennedy recreation center, guy mason recreation center, and sherwood rec krreat center and bald eagle recreation center and southeast tennis and learning center on mississippi avenue southeast. all of the cooling stations open at 11:00 this morning. you can find a complete list on our website nbcwashington.com. search cooling centers. >>> even with another day of high heat, today is a chance to sort of put aside the frustrations of the past few days and celebrate the birth of our country. the area's biggest celebration capitol 4 is planning to on tonight. they are ready tort huge crowds before the mall. pbs is holding the 3nd annual capitol 4th concert on the capitol lawn. gates open at 3:00. the music begins at 8:00. features celebrities like megan hillty of "smash" and the first winner of "the voice" along with more than a dozen. >>> getting around downtown could be difficult. starting at 5:00 this morning police will begin shutting down more than a dozen streets around the mall. parking restrictions start at 5:00. finding a spot could be difficult. if you decide to metro it in to a

a bald eagle cruising around the d.c. area, fourth of july week. tiger woods won the at&t national.uate of the naval academy. he finished tied for fourth. tiger wins the tournament and he passed jack nicklaus. >> b.g.e. crews are trying to remove a tree that fell on a transformer. details are coming out. >> the supreme court ruled on president obama's health-care plan but the fight goes on.

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. >> a baby bald eagle survives. but can he learned to fly again? >> this morning, thunderstorms are moving along a cold front which will eventually knock down the heat and humidity. >> the rain is making for a difficult morning rush on this monday morning. >> good morning. we do have some rain shower activity in the area this morning. some of it has been heavy at times. we will try to solve the problem eventually. it is still warm out there this morning. we want to look at the rain now. east of us, we see some moderate rain shower activity. just east of frederick and moving toward parts of howard county. this is on top of some very heavy rain. because of all the lightning and everything three baltimore county school closures are because of no power this morning. they closed today for activities because of this rain that came through overnight tonight. let's take a look at the temperatures right now. 60's out in western maryland. and the reign ends right around the pa. -- the rain and is right around the line. that is where the rain is. well behind

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters? >>> good evening. i'm larry beil in for dan ashley and special thanks to those watching. we begin with the authorized by graph of steve jobs that he was going to destroy android. they are in the crosshairs as they sue samsung for allegedly copying the iphone and ipad. david louie reports from san jose where business leaders around the world are watching a high stakes trial closely. >> these photos are at heart of the case showing what they looked like before and after the iphone came out five years ago. apple will pull out the patents and try to convince a jury that they copied the iphone. they are seeking $2.5 billion. >> it would be an unprecedented jury verdict in a patent case. if apple were successful proving that samsung copied apple design, they could be looking at three times that amount. the judge to triple the damages. >> lucy coe herself a patent attorney has halted the sale of the samsung tablet in the u.s. samsung is using these photos to show that apple copied designs fr

. >> and flying high, this baby bald eagle is thriving in the east bay.the rare sight that reveals a turning point for the region's environment. >>> new signs popping up at bay area restaurants part of a change to let you know the food you are eating is safe. >> the bill is in the mail the new fee california will ask bay area homeowners to pay and the action some are ready to take to fight it as soon as the bill arrives. ktvu's complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >> i am ken wayne. >> i am julie haener. frank somerville is off tonight. hundreds of thousands of proper owners will soon get a bill in the mail saying they owe $150 for fire fighting services. ktvu's ken pritchett is live where he found surprised homeowners. ken? >> reporter: if you live in the country odds are you will be getting one of these, marked urgent notice. on the inside a notice that

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?> john: we all have biases, but i grew up believing scientists are special. they are smart, of course, but unusually up by yased and careful and trustworthy. >> they are very accurate, down to earth people. >> dry. >> i know a lot of research people that are kind of dry. >> john: some scientists are kind of dry. my older brother is a scientist but he is also weird and angry sometimes. that volatility in in s common in science is author of free radicals the secret anarchy of science. anarchy says a physicist is giving us some of the greatest breakthroughs? >> yes, anarchy. lying and cheating, sometimes drug taking. there is all kinds of things to get the job done. >> john: drug taking. you say one fifth of scientists worldwide, one fifth take drugs? >> that was self-disclosing. they said they would be happy to do this occasionally to concentrate more and be more creative and have thoughts that nobody else has had. world documented cases who actually have done extraordinary things while

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bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?e] >> you know our show band the little rockers are made up of people who work here in fox news. a couple of guys took it a step further and created a band of guys who work in fox news and recorded their original music and playing live show necessary local clubs. please welcome the claddy lads. here they are. adrian, you work lights most of the time. >> yes, sir . >> playing in the little rockers got you hooked up. >> absolutely. when you launch your show. me and pat started playing as a duoand the band just grew. >> josh, this is the most work we ever get out of you. >> that was a good one. >> but you play drums a lot of times and play guitar with the clatty lads. >> yes, he played and i went up to him. hey, i have a bunch of tunes and you mind singing them it grew to them. >> matt, you played the still guitar because you watched george jones and you never played steel. >> i didn't know anything about country music and i worked on your show for a while and saw the acts come through he

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include kennedy recreation center, guy mason recreation center, and sherwood recreation center, and bald eagle recreation center and southeast tennis and learning center on mississippi avenue southeast. all of the cooling stations open at 11:00 this morning. you can find a complete list on our website nbcwashington.com. search cooling centers. >>> as we turn to meteorologist veronica johnson, you say we're back into that excessive reet territory today. >> we are. i said yesterday we could go 11 days with temperatures 90 degrees or higher. i should have said ten days with temperatures 95 degrees or higher. >> whoa. >> that with humidity. >> take that. >> right. >> rough. >> it's not dry heat around here, it's the kind of heat with the high humidity that makes it just so hard to stay cool. wouldn't bit nice to have a little shower come through? we will get just that. a little bit of a cooling shower. look at the radar. hagerstown and around fed distribution, maryland. more moderate rain all pulling to the southeast. i'm not seeing any lightning here. in maryland, there is a little bit of lightni

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?-cut case of at first you don't succeed, try and try again. an unmanned russian spacecraft finally docking at the international space station after a failed attempt last week. progress, 47 cargo ship separated for testing and things went awry with the new docking system. today's connection, much more successful. and the ship's faulty docking system will be sent back to earth for some tweaking. by the way, progress 47 mission to take out the trash, from the iss, reburned as the ship reenters earth's atmosphere a member of the armed house services committee, questioning the the army. claiming providing troops in technology in afghanistan that saves lives in the field. ied's, improvised explosive devices, why isn't the army using it? mike emanuel has more from washington. >> reporter: with improvised explosives devices or ied's, technology to detect the danger has been crucial. the successful clearing of ied's by 12% and a member of the house armed services committee is asking for an inve

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?elly: we are back. scientists unveiling one pill with the potential to treat several potentially fatal conditions. alzheimer's disease, parkin sons and multiple sclerosis. doc, this pill be able to treat all of these specific diseases which are devastating, of course. can it really happen? is there such a pill? >> this is a very big news and very exciting news that just came out of the journal of neuroscience this week. and what they have done is this is all in mice studies. they have engineered mice that develop into alzheimer's and started giving them this pill called mw 151. it is a bill that they gave the mice and what they found was that the ones that actually took it had 0 alzheimer's. the ones that did not take it by 11 months they had full-blown paule. that was bialzheimer's. that was big news. we talk about alzheimer's and the montrea mechanism of this e plaques where the information from one side of the brain doesn't get to the other side. this particular study is changing th

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters? >> rick: a new republican push to help u.s. businesses struggling with government regulation. take a look at this chart released by the republican staff of the congressional joint economic committee. follow that, if you can for just a moment. it shows the rules and regulations that a lot of companies have to navigate. house republicans just passing a bill freezing new regulations until the unemployment numbers go down, but democrats say the sluggish economy, not regulations, are hurting small businesses much more. bill is not expected to survive the senate, controlled by democrats. a fox news contributor, nationally syndicated columnist. glad you're here. >> thanks for having me here. >> rick: the chart could make your eyes go -- >> looks like a bowl of pasta. >> rick: it does. now i'm hungry. so here is the line from your piece that jumped out at me. between new year's day of 2012 and last friday, so about a week ago, american businesses have grappled with 2127 new regulations. >> th

. >>> 8:16 for the first time in years, believe it or not, bald eagles are being spotted in parks. >>ars ago, there were no eagles, no busting eagles nesting in the bay area. >>> some environmentalists say they are unhappy with recent actions by governor jerry brown. governor brown mass signed three bills limiting the scope of the environment quality act. environmentists say they are disappointed. >>> the operateert of the troubled san onofre power plant in southern california estimated the damage twin reactors could be up and running by the end of the year. tubes carrying radio active water need to be replaced. san onofre could restart pun -- the nuclear regular that rory -- rig la tori commission must a -- regulatory commission must approval the of it. he's accused of a hit and run injack -- of a hit and run p accident. >>> 8:19. the roller coaster ride that came to an abrupt large the questions that are still up in the air two days later. >>> puck speaking of air. look out -- speaking of air, look at our window. >>> welcome back. days after it stalled in midair, the new superman ri

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?e. for some, it will be a day with not a lot of change. 70s around the bay. that thick fog will give way to sunshine. inland temperatures will warm up to the 80s and 90s. 8:13. in government forces government -- in syria forces are claiming they want alep alepco. >> if they continue this kind of traffickic attack on -- tragic attack on their own people, i think it will ultimately be a nail in assad's coffin. >> 200,000 people have fled alep po in the last fewer days to escape the fighting. ail. >> reporter: the united states has spent almost $90 billion on reconstruction and development projects in afghanistan. and now a report -- i'm sorry, a special inspector general is in charge for monitoring where the money goes and for the first time the inspector general is suggesting some projects could be hurting the u.s. ill imagine in afghanistan. many of them won't be done by the time u.s. combat forces leave in 2014 and could be a waste of money. among those projects, $it 220 million stent

bald eagles? baseball? monster truc? toddr pa- really?prata? g swears?nt obama is beginning his day in the bay area and he will end it here as well. i will -- he will be making a side trip to reno and i know you spotted marine one this morning, tara. >> reporter: that's right. the crews brought out the maintenance crews about an hour ago. the prom arrives at -- the president arrives at sfo a day early after stopping to visit those victims killed in colorado. >> i held -- it will have minimal impact. >> reporter: and mr. obama will attend three fund-raisers. let's take a live look at the intercontinental hotel where mr. obama stayed last night. it's the same place he stayed last year in june. he raised $2 little in hours last year -- he raised $2 million in hours last year. >>> obama will be flying out of here from sfo tomorrow morning. i'm tara moriarty. >> 8:31. we're watching colorado this morning. the man who is accused in the colorado movie theater shooting. that's james holmes right there. he's in a courtroom right there. we're watching these live p

bald eagles? baseba? monsr trks? what's me all-amicanhan toddler pageants? ray tans - real?despite a maimer push for h.i.v. prevention. the number of cases keep going up in several u.s. cities and san francisco is one of them. the new reports release by the cdc looked at african-american, gay and bisexual men. nearly 6% of african-american gay men under the age of 30 became infected with the virus each year. in the u.s. more than 1.1 million americans live with h.i.v. that's a 60% increase over the past 15 years. the cdc is recommending that those with high risk get tested at least once a year. >>> 8:23. earlier this morning, researchers at the international a.i.d.s. conference announced that condom use archers say despite increase a lot more work needs to be done to keep young people protected from the disease. to help, the obama administration is donating $80 million in new funding. >> united states is committed and will remain committed to achieving an a.i.d.s.-free generation. virtually no child anywhere will be born with the virus. >> faud, about 34 million -- today, ab

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?he investigation is underway into an overnight house fire in saratoga. it started shortly after 2:00 this morning at a home on via monte drive. ktvu's lorraine blanco talked to a neighbor just a short time ago. good morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning. fire investigators are still on scene at this sara -- saratoga home trying to determine a cause. you can see the damage is extensive, the garage is gutted and -- was gutted and much of the roof neighbors say is being replaced is gone. this home and the home next to it have been vacant for a while. firefighters fought from the outside only. neighbors say they would rather not have vacant homes on their block but -- on their block but in this case, nobody was injured -- injured. >> reporter: has it been a long night? >> i've had no sleep. [ laughter] >> i'm sure i like it -- look it. [ laughter] >> reporter: but nobody was hurt. >> nobody was hurt and that's. good -- and that's the good news. >>> this restaurant was on fire. and t

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bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?contaminated needles that were used on patients, possibly exposing thousands of people to hepatitis c. so, what, exactly, is hepatitis c? how can you protect yourself when going to the doctor's office or the hospital? we have a practicing internist and faculty member at new york university school of medicine. thank you, doctor. so, tell us, what is hepatitis c and what caused it? >>guest: hepatitis c is a virus that infects the liver, causing a chronic liver problem going on to what we call sir -- cirhossis, this is an evil act for anyone who perpetrates it. >>heather: the symptoms? >>guest: you may, early on, develop a viral like symptom where you are fatigued and you may have symptoms of hepatitis but the majority of people do not know they are infected and it is only 10 or 15 years later that liver tests are noted on testing and that is when you find out. the initial stages are often without symptoms. >>heather: we should mention the states potentially involved: new hampshire, arizo

they bill itself as bald eagle capital. they have a celebration to celebrate our national bird. the eagle in its nest. gregg: i get scared from the firecrackers. imagine if you're a little bird. serious new questions this morning about the quality of health care under the new affordable health care act. many patients are asking will i still have access to new treatments? will my premiums go up? will i have to wait longer to see my doctor? here is our doctor, dr. mark seek gel, part of the fox news medical a-team. associate professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center. very good to see you, doctor. >> good to see you, clearly doctors such as yourself who treat patients every day will have to take a huge hit on this thing but you're concerned about the 250 million americans who you believe, you're absolutely convinced, are going to see health care diminish. in what ways? >> gregg, i talk a lot how this will impact doctors but the fact is most doctors are not going to quit. most doctors are trapped in their profession. most are super specialized and can't do anything else. bu

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters?ox news alert. syria at a possible turning point. government forces have stepped up the bombing of the city of aleppo. assad regime using helicopter gunships and tanks to begin taking control and possibly wiping out the opposition once and for all. intense barrage raising fears of a potential blood bath but some world leaders that massacre is imminent. joining us is marvin kalb and former diplomatic correspondent. it's so good to have you here and share your insights what must be done in syria. one of the questions, what u.s. involvement can take place at this point? >> we're not absolutely clear on what kind of involvement. what the president has said up to this point is that the united states is not going to get militarily involved. they are not going to be sending lethal supplies to the rebels. we're not going to be putting troops on the ground. we're not going to be having to fly over syria, in other words, what this administration is seeking to do is try to have a change to get ri

bald eagles? baseball? monster trucks? toddler pageants? spray tans? - really? dog sweaters? >>> well, lots of low clouds and fog, temperatures 50s, will end up in the 60s by the coast, 70s around the bay, big fog bank out there, upper 70s low 80s inland. >> 7:13. 1 person has died, 5 others hurt after severe thunderstorms rumbled from oklahoma to the northeast. >>> you think that is dramatic, a transformer exploding in stoney point, new york, thousands of residents lost electricity. more than 800 flights were cancelled. >>> the governor of new york declared a state of emergency after a tornado rips the roofs of homes there. 16,000 people lost power, several buildings, including a hospital were damaged. >> seen my ac coming through the window so i had to hold it then i saw like the sky was just like blank because it was going by so fast. >> how did you feel? >> scared. my heart was beating fast and i was worried about getting my son out. >> the red cross set up a shelter there. officials are telling residents to stay inside until that debris is cleaned up. >> one person has b

we all have that charming right wing neighbor or the neighbor with the bald eagle fetish or the cousinsays i'm not a racist but dot, dot dot or that woman who says that obama care is socialism. we have these lovely people in our lives and they throw out fox-based breitbart facts. honest critiques fine, go for it. we want to know what is your favorite dishonest talking point lie about president obama and how do you debunk it? we'll be taking your calls all morning at 1-800-steph-12. and we really want to know, the new one of course is the affordable care act is a tax. and we're hearing this all over. tony, are you getting this from your right wing friends? >> yeah, well isn't it kind of what the whole supreme court kind of said? that's what they were reporting. >> exactly. john roberts did a brilliant bit of triangulation in his ruling. he knew he was going to lose all of his friends. by guaranteeing children weren't going to die because they're denied access to care because of pre-existing conditions, by doing the human thing his inhuman friends would hate him and he would get thrown o