miami dolphins. >> woo! dolphins!how the heck did you wind up owning part of the team? >> it's a dream come true. you think about it -- it's -- you know, puerto rican kid, born and raised in east harlem, we used to sneak into yankee stadium, sneak into the games and there was always like the possibility in the back of my head, like, we can get thrown out. so, there's something about going to the stadium and saying, ain't nobody throwing me out. you know what i'm saying? >> reporter: not anymore. the last time i interviewed him in 1999, i walked with marc through the streets of spanish harlem where he grew up. this time, he brought me to his mansion in long island. it's a long way from spanish harlem. >> yeah. >> reporter: he bought the home 12 years ago, before j. lo, before their twins. before his first marriage, which also ended in divorce. but even with a second divorce looming, he has kept his sense of humor. >> let me talk to you about marriage. so marriage, the institution of marriage, right but i'm not ready fo

i am a dolphin member and swimmer since 1985. i appreciate the opportunity we all have to speak, but i have this nagging feeling a lot has gone on already on this feeling and hopefully this is more than window dressing. i hope you take what everyone is saying seriously. aquatics park used to be called black. cove -- blackpoint cove. it has been an historic area for the city of san francisco since it was settled and it remains a today. -- remains so today. i looked at the report in detail a few weeks ago and scanned it again today, and my feeling is the eir is incomplete at best. whether these items were skipped, i do not know, but they have to look at aquatic park and the activities. a lot of questions come to mind. how big is the super jumbotron? how big will it be? will the super jumbo yachts be going in and out of the code? will there be america's cup staff imposing restrictions on swimming or rowing or other uses of the cove? i would like to see those details addressed. i think we all would. thank you. >> my name is diane wat

i memberam a of the dolphin club -- i am a member of the dolphin club and have been for 30 years. much of what i have to say has already been said, so i will not repeat it too much. there is a complete absence of the recreational activities within an aquatic park. a lot of people are not much interested in spectator sports, but participatory sports, and that includes the 2000 members of the joint dolphin and south and club. it is surprising, the swimmers who are swimming 365 days a year, and yet there is no mention of it in any eir, and i would like you to look into it. thank you very much. president olague: thank you. [reading names] yes. >> good afternoon, president olague, commissioners, and also planning director. i am is a familiar face to year, as much as i have been a citizen of san francisco. as a citizen, i also wear many hats. my apologies. user it also an architect, developer, a citizen of san francisco. this place is a special place. in has its own heritage and culture by which activities that are undertaken are also at risk by the virtue of what is an emission by the

i have the privilege of serving as the boat captain at the dolphin club. the disparity between some of the sections that have been referred to and the lives that we lead on the bay are striking. i would say that you look at the respect that has been given to recreational use, and we can give you numbers and pictures and stories and all kinds of things, but really, just to take that into very serious consideration, because it has been given short shrift. the other piece that is -- and i would prefer to look at it as a point, the cultural aspects of the cove and the bay. there are structural aspects that allow swimmers and growers to be safe. me interact with commercial traffic. we have ways to do this. that is also not known from somebody to just read that report. thank you. president olague: if you heard your name, you can start coming up, in the order really. >> good afternoon, commissioners and staff. is executive director of san francisco bay keeper. i am here on behalf of approximately 15,000 members in san francisco. yes significant impact with the mi

i am a recent member to the dolphin club. i don't want to get hit by a boat. i don't want to see the city that i love get its speedo suit off, which is not a low probability event if there are boats and swimmers in the same environment. i would like to disagree with the previous comment. i don't think we are an endangered species. i thought we were when i moved here. if you go down to aquatic park and count the number of swimmers that go in, it is not just the dolphin or south bend club, there are crazy triathletes, runners and swimmers. there are a lot of people that use that area to swim. you may have notice that people who swim in the bay are hard-headed. it would be difficult to keep them out. there will be swimmers in the bay. i think it is very important to consider the impact of having boat traffic in that area. and then the last thing that i would like to do is invite each of you down to the dolphin club to swim with us and see what it is like. it is a great experience. thank you very much. >> hello, my name is michael lyons. i wanted to speak specific

i am andrew mahone and he i have been a member of the dolphin club since last year. i commute four times per week. i have swum 90.5 miles in aquatic park and a colleague of mine swum around 140. there are sprint competitions, swimming competitions of any kind, kayaking and rowing going on in aquatic park. from that there are also countless numbers of people who make use of the beach at aquatic park daily, hanging out in the sun, swimming in the water. it is a great place just to hang out and have fun. i would also like to comment on the marine life that i have seen while swimming in aquatic park, harbor sales and jelly fish and that the environmental impact of the proposed america's cup should be taken into account. >> is there any additional public comment? >> i forgot to fill one out. i am president of san francisco tomorrow. i am one of the members of the environmental council that submitted 30 pages of comment on the notice of preparation. when we talk about submitting hundreds of pages for the administrative draft we did it in edit format but i guess it was not

. >> piers: from your new film "dolphin tail" in theaters now. you play dr.arthy who builds a tail for this dolphin, a true story. >> base and true story, yeah. >> piers: a dolphin called winter and this prosthetic tail is attached by the end of the movie in some real sort of weepy, heartwarming film. tell me about t did you know the story? >> no. no. no. i had no idea of the story. but let me take you back a little bit. i'm a deep water sailor, i'm a blue water sailor. and all blue water sailors have had encounters with dolphins at sea because i think they are probably the only creatures in the wild who will come and have any kind of rapport with humans. they come over and they play around your boat and ride on the bow wave and go out and dance and come back and ask you did you like that? was it okay? you know? but i've never been up close and personal, you know, going to seaworld or something like that to see a dolphin. but here was an opportunity in this movie, which was a wonderful script, i might add, it was an opportunity to be involved with a dolphin.

it was an opportunity to be involved with a dolphin.lieve from your seafarer that they are more intelligent? >> absolutely. i think dolphins are the only wild creatures, the only wild creatures on the planet who will voluntarily come up and have any kind of encounters with humans. they do that. i mean, whales don't come and play around with you. no kind of fish does. no animal does that you know about. if it's wild, it's out there. you can tame a horse, chicken, goats, ducks, things like that, but in the wild they won't come near you. but dolphins will. >> you got to play with harry connick, jr. how was that? >> it was great fun. you know, harry, he's just a regular guy who happens to have this incredible talent. and i -- i'm an actor. that's really all i do. but i love to sing. so i'm always singing to myself. i sing to entertain me. you know, if you hear it and you say, oh, you sound good. then i'll entertain you. but harry was said -- was always saying you should go into the studio. you should just go in the studio and lay down some

it's based on a true story of a dolphin that lost a tail.ry about a dolphin that lost its tail and people get together to try to save it. >> morgan freeman, ashley judd. let's look. >> well, i've got vacation time coming up. but i'm not making any promises. >> dr. mccarthy. >> it means she likes you. >> imagine my delight. >> cute. okay. you already said you prefaced is you don't like it as much as "moneyball" but you did like it. >> it's an old fashioned family movie like we might have got out of disney in the late '60s or early '70s. it's a really fascinating true story of people coming together to save this dolphin named winter. you can still see on the web actually in florida at clearwater and they saved this dolphin by giving it a prosthetic tail. the movie starts to fall prey to the standard hollywood cliche. you get silly dialogue and little side track plot lines that really don't put anything to the main story. >> your grade? >> my grade is a c. it's worth taking the kids to. you won't mind sitting through it. >> nice. okay. we're go

my simple message is we need global protection for dolphins and whales.ans are protected. in terms of protecting marine mammal species. many species are in trouble. we have species of dolphins that are depleted. that means their numbers are reduced. we have animals, dolphins and whale species that are threatening or endangered and these animals are getting hit by stressors, they're being captured for aquariums in certain parts of the world. not in the united states but other parts of the world actually break up dolphin populations in the wild to bring them in to the dolphin program for aquariums and despite the fact that we haven't done that in the united states, many countries still do it and my focus has been on the dolphin drive in japan which were highlighted in the film, "the cove". >> which you had a part of. tell me about that. >> yes, so i've been trying with many of my colleagues to stop these dolphin tribes in japan. these are brutal hunts and unjustifiable killings of dolphins where animals are brought in to this cove, herded in from the wild i

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-- dolphin is a mammal, correct? >> uh-huh. >> any mammal and a human, the cellular structure, and let us say, the heartbeat. are there a fixed number of heartbeats in a mammal -- i'm feeding you back a couple lines from your book. you are on the belief that there is 1.5 billion heartbeats in humans on average, correct? >> not only humans but all mammals. >> what does that include? elephants and blue whale, the largest living creature. all the way down to the smallest mammal which is the kind of tree shrew that is only about a centimeter long. >> where do you go from there, nancy? we have this correspondence with mammals, correct? >> yes. >> we are originally talking about whether or not there is alien or whether or not alien life in the universe could be intgs intelligent life. but let's start here with the proposition that mammals and humans have a lot in common. what happens then? that relieves the feeling of aloneness, correct? >> i don't know if that's really aloneness. we always known there are other animals on

the dolphin gets into the tuna net is wasted. >> the real victims are not dolphin siewsh sushi loversspeak out. >> how will this project affect your lifestyle? >> it will be terrible. i can't kill a duck that is already dead. >> that does sound terrible. >> (bleep) you no good treacherous mexican. >> i'm actually indian. >> (bleep). [laughter] >> as the duck hunters habitat is slowly encroached upon by a more efficient duck killing machine, one thing is clear: would you say in this instance the hunter has become the hunted? >> i would say that the hunter was not considered in this plan. hunters, not the hunted, because the hunter will not be hit to the turbines. >> i think if you say that it would bring a tear to people's eyes. the hunter has been hunted. >> semantically it's not true. >> if you want things to change say the hunter has become the hunted. >> great tv. i'm not going to say that. >> well, someone has to say it. deep in the heart of the florida everglades the hunter has become the hunted. [laughter] >> jon: thank you [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest to

particularly as we listen to very detailed testimony from the dolphin and south end rowing club. in the middle of the south end rowing club and the dolphin club there is also a public pier, referred to as a municipal pier. for many that is a food resource. they have the right to fish and get their lunch or dinner there at any time of the day or any time of the year. nogs that there is a maritime museum and nobody from the maritime museum spoke today. it goes on to speak about public recreation the marina green and others, alcatraz, fort baker and the waterfront. what is not analyzed is the impact on other recreation, because nogs swimmers in the aquatic park, there are many wind surfers out on the bay launching. they come with their kayaks and small row boats or don't belong to the clubs. what i am personally concerned about is what i consider the privatization of the waterfront in key locations during the event. at this moment i am glad that i do not live in the marina. because the marina green will be greatly private sized, not only for the race, but for nine months or more whi

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patriots head their way with the dolphins 38-24. >>> record in miami and also one in denver. raiders janikowski lined up one up, the longest field goal in league history. raiders led 16-3 at half. mcfadden, 150 yards on the ground. this long run set up the game-winning touchdown. raiders overcame 15 penalties and beat the broncos 23-20. >>> yankees increase their lead in the a. l. east. teixeira took hernandez deep. yanks have a four-game lead over the red sox. >>> manny ramirez hit a new low. was arrested and charged with battery after a domestic dispute at his home. according to reports he slapped his wife in the face. she called police in fear that the situation would escalate. ramirez was booked and held overnight. >>> serena williams fined 2 grand for her outbreak. that's a small price to pay since she made 1.4 million for her runner up finish. >>> men, a rare monday final because of the are rain last week in new york. djokovic knocked off the defending champ, beating nadal in four sets. n he is now 62-4 this season after winning his first u.s. open. >>> that's your earl

it's not a dolphins game. that's just their logo behind second base. marlins get little respect in south beach. maybe this will help. a walkoff homer against the braves. marlins did something dolphins can't do, they won 6-4. >>> nascar after a 24-hour rain delay, the chase for the cup began in chicago. tony stewart took the checkered flag, seven points now behind kevin harvick. >>> finally one play you have to see from monday night football. giants against the rams. eli manning airing it out. domenik hixon came up with the juggling grab for a score. hixon bobbled it not once but twice before hauling it in and falling to the ground. it's only week to. but that is the touchdown catch of the season. giants won it 28-16. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray never all. >>> a new arrival rocking the show biz world. well, at least our little world here at 30 rock. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a

the nearly 10-foot long dolphin beached itself. people jumped in to help using towels and buckets of water to keep the animal cool. >> i saw it was only one bucket at the beach. we were dragging one bucket and run back and forth. >> sea world's rescue team put the dolphin in a special transport container. they say the dolphin is an older male and very thin. >>> time now is 7:26. as investigators search for a cause in the deadly air show crash in reno people are mourning the lives lost. we are going to go back live to reno for the latest on what went wrong and what the community willee doing today. >> reporter: san jose police continue to look for a shooting, carjacking and possible kidnapping suspect. >> three people dead, more than a dozen fighting for their lives. this morning investigators are searching for a cause as an entire community mourns. >> a

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he proposed to his girlfriend at a dolphin show. after she was asked to come on stage, he rode the dolphin up to her and got down on one knee to propose right in front of a cheering audience. it took him about a month to practice, but all the hard work paid off with two simple words, i do, and maybe the largest bouquet of flowers. >>> time now for an early look at stories we'll follow throughout the day here at nbc. the signing of the eight millionth patent will take place in washington for an apparatus that helps the blind see. the united states patent and trademark office announced last month a medical company has been issued the landmark grant. >>> on this day in 1974 president gerald ford issued a full, free, and absolute pardon to former president richard nixon effectively squelching the possibility of any criminal prosecution. faced with near certain impeachment during the water gate scandal, nixon announced his resignation a month earlier. sid ceasar turns 89. >> all day long you can stop on top of those stories and others as

they've proven these dolphins are genetically different from think other dolphins in the world.originally thought these dolphins were one of two types of bottlenose species. but apparently, it's a new species of dolphins. >> for the dolphins, remember a few moments ago we were having some fun at donald trump's expense? we were laughing. he called rick perry jim perry. well, guess what? >> what? >> he's right. my twitter followers are correcting me. guess what rick perry's real name is. >> what is it? >> james richard perry. jim. that's his first name. donald trump is right. >> yeah, but it's still a little odd. i still think it's a little odd. everybody knows him as rick perry. >> his real name is james richard perry. jim. let's call him jim from now on just like donald trump. >> just to confuse everyone, right? >> thank you. much more coming up. jeanne moos when we come back. d the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole g

. >> pat was a huge miami dolphins fan. so there was this time when we were dating and we found these little tiny dolphin socks for a baby and we bought them. it was just a ha-ha, you know? and i tucked them away. and i knew exactly what i would do with those one day. >> reporter: he got those socks in the spring of 2001 and was giddy when they learned they'd be having a son, a little quarterback. but a few weeks from irene's due date, pat got the call to work overtime on september 11th. it was a mayday call that sent him scrambling into the north tower. men were trapped on the 50th floor. irene was at work and on the phone with her brother. >> his voice was quivering and he said, "the tower just fell." so that's how i found out the tower fell. and i don't know if it was because i was pregnant or in shock, but i dropped the phone and i just went hysterical crying. and at that moment i knew thth this wasn't going to be good. >> reporter: his good friend artie was off that day b b rushed to lower manhattan as soon as he heard

they were arrested in the parking lot and then came to court wearing dolphin jerseys. >>> tim lincecumkershaw tonight. we'll see you at 10:00. >> we continue to stay on top of breaking news. we got word that a 5-year-old tkpweuz girl was hit by a stray bullet. at this point we know the little girl was shot in the leg. she has been taken away in an ambulance to the hospital. we know her father who was with her was not hit. we have a ground crew headed here as well. we'll have more details coming up tonight on the 10 clock right here on ktvu news. here you go, pad thai, no peanuts. but does it have peanut oil? i'm not sure. everyone keep an eye on howard in case he starts to swell up. since it's not bee season, you can have my epinephrine.

[laughter] i have found the dolphin club to give me great benefit in my spiritual and mental health. i would ask you at the commission to protect the public area, which many of finance to be of great use -- which many find to be of great use. wide-screen tvs are not what i would consider it sublime. we are talking about las vegas on the water. i want to protect the nature of the aquatic park. thanks. that is what i have to set. thank you. president olague: thank you. >> my name is joe illyich. i have been our resident of san francisco for almost 50 years. i was astounded to read the draft eir. many of my concerns have been voiced, and i do not need to voice them again. it does seem that aquatic park is being turned into a carnival for several summers, and i cannot understand why. i was an historian for many years at san francisco state, and i would like to know the history of this. i wonder what promises must happen made to the america's cup people to get them to come here and expect that that could happen in san francisco, that this great recreational area could suddenly be turned o

. >>> brad pitt takes on a cartoon and a dolphin at the box office. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, some college sports attract millions of fans and followers. others, as we'll show you, may not attract millions but they're not lacking one bit in passion. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." it's a very quiet weather start out here on the west coast. we have fog settling in, in los angeles. a warm day in medford at 93. we are sunny and dry across the west coast. by sunday, the showers are coming back to the pacific northwest. if you are watching us on kngo you can kick off the weekend with pumpkin seed spitting and free concerts at the central washington state fair at the state fair park. that is your pacific event of the day. it is state fair season. >> is that not rude? pumpkin seed spitting? >> it's competitive. >> and you do well? >> sometimes. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. this weekend at the box office is shaping up to be one of the

i didn't hear about anyone going to see the dolphin film, but that won over over de niro. maybe it needed to be more family friendly? >> it had a couple things going for it. >>> this comes to us from portland, maine, where an army veteran took the ride of a lifetime. retired staff sergeant james shepherd knows his way around an airplane. from 1942 to 1945, he was a crew chief with the tuskegee airmen, the army's first all black core unit. this weekend, he got a chance to enjoy the view from inside a p-51 mustang, just like the planes he kept flying all those years ago when we needed them most. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in vietnam, it seems like one is a laughing matter. one group of fitness lovers gather every morning and burst out laughing. the yoga enthusiasts wave their arms, they chuckle and make funny gestures for 45 minutes as a way to destress and relax. the combination of laughing and yoga breathing is thought to stretch muscles and trigger endorphins. >>> in one race, a tr

marlins did something the dolphins can't do. they won 6-4.hour rain delay, the chase for the cup began in chicago. tony stewart took the checkered flag. he's now 27 points behind with nine races remaining. finally, one play you have to see in monday night football. eli manning airing it out. that's worth another look. hixon bobbled it not once but twice before hauling it in and falling to the ground. it's only week two, but that's the touchdown catch of the season. giants win it 28-16. that's your first look at sports. >> and now for another quick look at weather, here is ryan phillips. he has your forecast. good morning to you, ryan. >> lynn, good morning. we have showers and clouds on the increase across the northeast first thing this morning. i don't think we'll be in for several days of continual rain, but rain chances nonetheless. albany to boston, hartford to philadelphia. temperatures in the upper 60s and lower to mid-70s with shower chances around this afternoon. pittsburgh drying out eventually, 72. into the nation's capital, we have

patriots head their way with the dolphins 38-24. >>> record in miami and also one in denver. raiders janikowski lined up one up from 63 yards, it's up and good. tied an nfl mark for the longest field goal in league history. raiders led 16-3 at half. mcfadden did all the heavy lifting, 150 yards on the ground. this long run set up the game-winning touchdown. raiders overcame 15 penalties and beat the broncos 23-20. >>> baseball, yankees increase their lead in the a.l. east. teixeira took hernandez deep in the fourth. 37th homer of the year. yanks have a four-game lead over the red sox. >>> off the field, manny ramirez has hit a new low. the former world series mvp was arrested and charged with battery after a domestic dispute at his home. according to reports he slapped his wife in the face. she called police in fear that the situation would escalate. ramirez was booked and held overnight. a bond for the case will be set today. >>> serena williams fined 2 grand for her outburst at the u.s. open. now to the men and a rare monday final because of all the rain last week in new yo

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