the eagle did not exclude street people. -- the eagle did not exclude straight people. quite the contrary. from what i understand, the other offers on the eagle that fell through, i do not know what those circumstances were, but it would be interesting to learn that. the rumor mill is rife with stories about that. [tone!] more information, more public discourse, and more public scrutiny. supervisor elsbernd: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you for this time. my name is sue englander. i am a neighbor. i was in district 6. i am now in district 8. i am here to talk about the liquor license in terms of the history of taverns in san francisco. san francisco has had a great tradition of taverns. until the turn of the 20th century, there was one tavern for every 50 people in san francisco, more than churches. i think that is probably still true. the reason taverns were such a popular place was because working people needed a club. the bars or a place where ordinary men and women could gather, eat and drink, exchange information, but also

the eagle is gone. -- that is from the save the eagle as of april 2011. the eagle is gone. anything of value was stripped out. holes were put in the wall. a $600,000 rehab is needed. that is part of the trouble. they do not have the money for the rehab. my group did not have the financial wherewithal to rebuild this place and do the life safety upgrades. we're talking life safety and ada. this group is extremely successful in various ventures. they want to preserve the eagle. i have lived in the neighborhood since 1974. i do not want to see this place they can forever. i do not want to seconde is built there. -- i do not want to see this place stay they can forever. i do not want to see another solution that could not work. this trust has not had income. two years. we were getting hate from the abc. we let it slide to see if we could, everybody down -- calm everybody down and find a good operator, hopefully a gay operator. i got pressure from the abc to get it done. that is why we're here today. under the 2358, there is a time frame on this aspect under the state code. ther

it was sold and renamed the eagle talon. although they continue to have fundraisers, it was never the same. the business plan did not work. the community support began to dissolve. keeping the doors closed and this building blighted is not in the best interest of the building owner or the community. i am concerned this body would try to tell the property owner what kind of business he can put in their or what sexual preference the operator had to have. [tone!] that would be a violation of property rights and a dangerous precedent to set. there is nothing in the code to suggest this should be denied. this location was a bar long before it was the eagle that opened in 1989. it will provide jobs and be an economic benefit to the community. [tone!] thank you. supervisor elsbernd: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors and members of the public. my name is naomi gatt. i work for an electrical contractor in the immediate neighborhood of the ego. i have also lived in the south of market neighborhood since 2000. it is

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 pla

i wanted to write a book about my time with the eagles. i was writing my outline, and my friend said, go on the computer. i barely got the tiger cage -- the title page centered. i said, i am going to write on a legal pad, and i'm going to take a look at it and make my changes, but that is the way i am going to do it. my best friends father-in-law was ray bradbury, and i was getting all frustrated about computers, and he says, it is ok. ray writes on an old typewriter, so he said, do not worry. you do not have to be computer proficient to write. i have not embraced that yet. tavis: i am still writing on legal pasds. 40 years since the eagles have got together, i suspect there are a lot of stories, and i am also told you are going to get 25 million publishers trying to close that deal and offer you a ghostwriter who would have one done, but what is it -- i do not want to get too far inside the book, but are there seems -- things you want us to know about his journey we think we know but really do not? >> i think there are things that explain

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

my understanding is there will not be an eagle again. white understanding is the traditions of legacy will continue and what form or another. it -- my understanding is the traditions and like is the will continue in one form or another. it is 30 years of like a seat. we are more that will lead and excited to continue that. what a better place to get that has the tradition of philanthropy? the eagle talon has been known as the linchpin of the music scene. what better place to inherit that a place that has that tradition? lastly, how to honor and continue the knowledge and history of that space. as a designer and builder, we will have to do it together. so if this goes forward, and i am responsible for going forward, it will be about is making it as open as possible. >> thank you. supervisor kim: it is true you were dedicated to the historical significance of this site, why is there no our reach done to the community sitting here today? >> that is an outstanding question and the real fault. basically we did not know we were going to get th

and it's not just one eagle, there's three this time. this one is far more interactive than the last one we saw. >> he gets up there, and is like -- >> pam's porch, bringing people together. >> are you guys like best friends or something? >> he is flapping his winds, he g -- wings, he is a little too close. and mr. fox is down on the ground, and this is her cat, george. >> this needs to be a children's book. >> the cat shows it's dominance, and then the fox decides to check out mr. eagle. >> all right, we can all kill each other, so truce? >> obviously she has been dealing with this interesting relationship for months. >> maybe this is in alaska, this is bizzaro alaska where nobody hunts. >> try to watch this video without flinching. >> what? >> how does she -- >> it went around and around and around. >> this is a woman who can do pretty insane things with her -- in fact, i think there are no bones in that -- >> she should get a trophy for that. you have a weird -- >> the weirdest -- >> she got the weirdest video of the day. >> and i did

the eagles is like a big mother ship.he band together now for 18 years. >> here's the amazing thing. i know the statistic. since your reunion, you've been back together twice as long as you were the first time around. >> right. >> let's take a break and come back and talk about the reunion. the mother ship of all reunions and your great new album which by the way i love. ♪ >>> route 66 from the new album. glenn frye is back with us now. the eagles greatest hits has overtaken thriller as the greatest selling american album. isn't that amaze something. >> it's incredible. it's really about the material. and i -- >> could you just retire and lived off the proceeds of hotel california, the single? >> i would have had to be frugal, but. >> it must be playing every second somewhere in the world. >> that's the one thing about this song. people tell me, i was hiking in nepal and checked into this hoss tell and guess what was playing. it becomes the soundtrack of people's lives. >> how has the industry changed most dramatically fo

. >>> 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

old ban on gay boy scouts and eagle scouts and gay scout leaders. the organization is standing firm behind its decision. joining us now is zach wallace, founder of scouts for equality challenging the ban. the private group? >> it is. >> and they can do what they want. >> that's right. >> and how are you going to convince them otherwise? >> we're not trying to convince them that they not a private group and no one is calling that into question. what we're sing is a bunch of eagle scouts standing up and saying that we believe the values and principles we were taught in your organization require us to work to end this policy. >> and whose ear are you trying to bend? it's a big organization. >> it. >> and i am sure there are a few, a handful of people -- >> that's right. >> and there are over 3 million members across the entire organization and there is -- what we saw last week, an 11- member secret committee that no one knew about and to affirm that. a started on change.org/scouts to vote and demand they put it up for a vote or release the study that t

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eagled the hole in regulation. holing a 25-footer. the hole has seen three eagles today. one from ted potter. 27 birdies. that's just today. so pretty similar to the first three round. water all the way up the right. 616 yards. both players in regulation drove it into the center of the fairway. so they have good visual, that's for sure. good memories of the last time around. nick: yeah, the nice thing about this you can aim at that rectangular bunker in the middle of the fairway and pull it a little to the left for safety and that's absolutely perfect. ian: i agree the left side is best. even slightly in the left rough isn't too bad. nick: i think that hole would play tougher if they played it a smidgen shorter. if you want to get up you have to drive it between the bunker and the river down the right. ian: i agree because they can't reach the bunker in the middle of the fairway. 250 yards down. peter: in regulation play, ted potter jr. took a whale at his tee shot. ian: he certainly did. remember, ted potter had to sit around for quite a while waiting for the playoff to

. >> 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

the population a half century ago. >> 50 years ago there were no eagles, no bald eagles nesting in greaterisco 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. >> reporter: they say what's happening could be a sign that the bald eagle is making a bay area come back. in castro valley. >> the recall of onions eyebrower in oxnard has grown. it started a recall by gill's onions due to possible listeria. then it expanded to several products where they were use such as salads and salsa in a dozen states. you can go to the website for a westbound link to the recall list. >> alameda about

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

eagled the hole in regulation. holing a 25-footer. the hole has seen three eagles today. one from ted potter. 27 birdies. that's just today. so pretty similar to the first three round. water all the way up the right. 616 yards. both players in regulation drove it into the center of the fairway. so they have good visual, that's for sure. good memories of the last time around. nick: yeah, the nice thing about this you can aim at that rectangular bunker in the middle of the fairway and pull it a little to the left for safety and that's absolutely perfect. ian: i agree the left side is best. even slightly in the left rough isn't too bad. nick: i think that hole would play tougher if they played it a smidgen shorter. if you want to get up you have to drive it between the bunker and the river down the right. ian: i agree because they can't reach the bunker in the middle of the fairway. 250 yards down. peter: in regulation play, ted potter jr. took a whale at his tee shot. ian: he certainly did. remember, ted potter had to sit around for quite a while waiting for the playoff to

don henley and became one of the most iconic fans in history, and -- iconic bands in history, the eagles. he has released his first solo album in years. good here is an excerpt from the song, "route 66." ♪ >> kingman, san bernadino ♪ ♪ when you get hip to this timely tip ♪ ♪ going take out a california trip ♪ 66 ♪ your kicks on route ♪ tavis: i was telling some of my staff this silly story before you arrived. 28 years ago i was a kid out of college working for the mayor of the city, and there was this woman who was the queen of these underground clubs in l.a. it is all the celebrities who want to get out of the house. they go to these little underground spots, and helena was the queen of these places, and you would know the right person to deadget in. alani needed some work done with city ordinance issues -- helena needed some work done with city ordinance issues triggere. glenn frey walks in the door. i was this annoying kid, because i was so crazy about glenn frey , and you sat with me for an hour and a half and answered all of my questions and made me feel like the most important pers

yet still survived in his nest on eagle mountain.s 53-59"the flames hha tooengulf his body, because thhy're on onnhis back, they're uuder his legs."14-20"for him to survive something like that, s outstanding, i mean theeees just no wordssfor it." it." wildlife officials are caring for phoenix, who is expected to be released back into the wild. that's all for fox45 news at we'll be back tonight for .and fox45 news at ttn -- and the late edition at 11... 11...we'll see you later. later. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save.

the population a half century ago. >> 50 years ago there were no eagles, no bald eagles nesting in greatericides 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. >> reporter: they say what's happening could be a sign that the bald eagle is making a bay area come back. in castro valley. >> the recall of onions eyebrower in oxnard has grown. it started a recall by gill's onions due to possible listeria. then it expanded to several products where they were use such as salads and salsa in a dozen states. you can go to the website for a westbound link to the recall list. >> alameda about to make ratings easier to find. they are jus

i think the eagle has always been symbolic. every time i looked up at the condos, it is kind of pathetic here again so i am getting myself, and that is fine. so i think it is the bigger conversation that is really not appropriate in the transfer of a liquor license, but i think that is why people are so passionate about this issue, because people do not want to lose another culture abase. base. we have lost a lot in the past wttwo decades. people want to continue it, that the school. i'm happy to, but i do not support continuing it, i would rather deny licensing. supervisor campos: thank you. i want to thank the members of the public that have come out to. let me just make it clear that for me, this issue is not about questioning the commitment, sincerity and integrity of the people that are moving forward with this license an application. i have no reason to doubt the comments and commitments that have been made and the sincerity with which it comes. and it is not about the sexual orientation of whoever takes over the establis

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

this is eagle bank in a suburb of washington, d.c. most of its customers are local business owners. 40% of loans are made by community and regional banks, even though the smaller banks make up just seven percent of the industry. the bank has been taking market share from larger banks in the small business segment because he says eagle has continueed to lend through the downturn. >> we have deep roots. >> some of their business also comes from retail customers, traditional home equity loans, and car loans. those are the areas affected by dodd-frank financial reform, and the corn suerm financial protection bureau that came out of it. it's just a small part of their business, but eagle says compliance has been an expense. they've had to double the size of their compliance and accounting department. >> i'm not going to editorialize. but other than adding people to work for you, it's not helping jock creation. >> >> eagle has come out of the financial ciegz unskailgted. banks in florida, michigan, illinois and arizona have been hard hit, a

phoenix, the baby golden eagle, was severely burned when fire hit his nest. he is recovering but it is too early to tell whether he'll ever be able to fly again. our affiliate kstu has the full story. >> for him to survive something like that is outstanding. there's just no words for it. >> reporter: the story of this eagle starts on june 1st when he was photographed by kent keller. >> he is a bird bander sew goes up and bands these birds in the nest and that gives us longevity records of what's going on with the nesting behaviors and all that is it type of stuff. >> reporter: in this nest high above the xhuchcommunity, june fire began burning. thousands of acres were consumed over several days, including the nest site. kent returned several days later. >> he basically went back to retrieve a band and close out information he had on the band. >> he went back thinking woe find a dead bird. >> this symbol of freedom was found alive on the fourth of july. now named phoenix, this eagle truly did rise from the ashes. >> the flames had to engulf his body just becau

rattling home the eagle. just bombing it in from the front of the green. >> this putt here is so smooth and calmly holed. that is not an easy putt. you feel silly if you hit it by six feet on the first putt. the one thing he really has in his favor because he made that really long putt and withstood the pressure he is thinking i have nothing to lose. maybe he is a bit more relaxed. trying to win wire to wire as we have a second consecutive tournament ending here. nice ovation for zach johnson. >> we are go to play 18, 18, 16, 17, 18 if we need to. >> he knows sam because zach is on the board for the trourment tournament. he really knows the golf course well. he talked about his close calls over the last three years here. twice he finished in the top three. getting loose once again. >> he has a couple of clubs. >> he play instead pair ahead of the final two. so, he didn't have to wait long. and zach will tee off first. >> well, you really want a hard fade here. but the breeze that is up now is from the right.

. >>> 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

eagles suffer. 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 was in roman oc