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

i was signing a lease on the eagle. eagle. negotiations fell apart.

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

since he was 5 five he wanted to be an eagle scout.ow as a gay man, he has made the difficult decision to give back a medal he worked most of his life for. "if this organization no longer represents something thaa i believe it then i can't be a part of it." the boy scouts of america recently reaffirmed its policy to ban openly gay members. that decision prompted this 23 year old frederick resident to relinquish his status as an eagle scout. "the card that i sent back is something that i carry around in my wallet every day...and it's a symbol and it doesn't have any material value but its a huge part of who i am." more than a half dozen eagle scouts nationwide in cities like jacksonville, bangor, and minneapolis have turned in their medals. colella told the scouts last week. "it saddens me that every day there is the possibility that someone is being told you aren't good enough for this organization. you can't be a part of it." the boy scouts of america released this statement about the medals being returned, saying: while a majority of

a eagle scout medal and badge. only 2% of scouts attain eagle scout status.s to the boy scouts to protest the organization's reaffirmation on the organization's ban on gas. martin sizmar is one of those eagle counties. good morning and welcome. >> thanks. >> why did you decide to return your medal? >> they had a secret review and they just decided without allowing their board to vote on it that they were going to continue be on gay scouts. i want my eagle badge as long as they were doing that. >> what did your eagle scout status mean? i mean, tell me how special this was for you as a boy scout. >> i joined scouts after i turned 11 and got my eagle when i turned 18 and the biggest day of my life to that point. it was something i was really proud of. i moved around the country. i always brought my badge with me everywhere i moved because it was something i really treasured. >> i think the motto is once an eagle, always an eagle, though, right? >> i think that's the motto, but i'm no longer an eagle. i turned my badge in and i have said that i'm not well to the

that's where the eagles will be holding training camp. the cause of the death has not been determined, but police, they received 911 call just after 7:00 this morning. and the officers, they found him dead on arrival. >> well, we are conducting an investigation with the corporation of the lehigh police department. and i personally pronounced mr. reid was deceased at the scene. and the investigation, they will be ongoing. and at this time, you know it will be pending the completion of the investigation. >> garrett was insisting the strength coaches at training camp. he has been battled with substance abuse in the past. but the authorities, they say no suspicious activity right now. apparent when they needed to find him this morning. >> just ahead here. it is virginia's governor, still on mitt romney's short list of running mates. we'll hear from the governor. >>> and we're counting down like a lot of people to a landing on mars. we'll have an update of the plan later on tonight. i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in r

where the owner is still stunned the eagle survived.mazed, incredible is a better word for it, especially when you saw the pictures and the second picture had the head through the grill, and almost into the fan belt, and i'm thinking holy expletive. )) ))the eagle was released after about a month of recovery.the driver says it caused about two thousand dollars in damages to his truck... but holds no hard feelings towards the animal. ((2-shot toss to weather)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) 3 ((traffic reporter ad libs))map wilkensbelair195fiber 395map 3 mta 3 3 3 3 saving a life... 08:33:37 "i just had this feeling in my gut - something's wrong, something's " wrong."the dangerous organ donation...that saved one young woman's life...next in our cover story. why don't we play a game of hide and seek? rit now? yeah go hide. one, two... [ son ] come and find me! three! [ male announcer ] bite-sized chicken's grown up. new kfc bites. freshly hand-breaded in the colonel's original recipe. try 10 bites with an 8 piece meal for $19.99. today tastes s

we have the story of a now former eagle scout. >> only about 4% of boy scout achieved eagle scout status. some of them are giving it up. >> this was one of the happiest days of his life. since he was 5, he wanted to be an eagle scout. but as a gay man, he made the difficult decision to give back a medal he worked most of his life for. >> this organization a longer represents something i believe then and i can be a part of it. >> the boy scouts were recently reaffirmed its policy to ban openly gay members. that prompted this 23-year-old to relinquish his status as an eagle scout. >> the card is something i carry in my wallet every day. it is as simple and it doesn't have any material value. budget has been a huge part of who i am. >> more than half a dozen eagle scout across the nation have turned in their medals. he said -- >> it saddens me that every day there's a possibility someone is being told you are not good enough for this organization and you cannot be a part of it. >> the boy scouts of america released this statement -- he wants his decision to help others. >> my hope is that i

. >>> in virginia they released a bald eagle today. a handler set the eagle free.o, that eagle was found, thin and hydrated, near boeing air force base in d.c. it had a scratch on its face. the eagle is healthy, stretching her wings big time. in 1977 there were 60 bald eagles in virginia. today there are estimated to be more than 1,000 of them. >>> a smart car but the driver, not so much. >>> an incredible feat as a woman in virginia saves her father, pinned under a car. >>> too close to call. >> another nail biter at the olympics. michael phelps' journey to greatness and the local athlete who helped make it possible. i got the chance to start my own business. i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want to use those experiences to help ame

where the owner is still stunned the eagle survived.mazed, incredible is a better word for it, especially when you saw the pictures and the second picture had the head through the grill, and almost into the fan belt, and i'm thinking holy expletive. )) ))the eagle was released tuesday after about a month of . recovery.the driver says it caused about two thousand dollars in damages to his truck... but holds no hard feelings towards the animal. a u-f-o mystery unraveled. the navy spills the beans on what this strange looking object is that had everybody talking ... coming up. up. you're watching fox 45 good 3 it's a blast from the past! grease is taking over at toby's dinner theatre. emily gracey is streaming now with this mornings hometown hotspot. - how long is the total experience at toby's? -what do they serve on the menu? - what is playing behind you? you? grease will be playing at toby's dinner theatre in canton now through september 9th. for more information on toby's menu and show times log on to fox baltimore dot com slash mornin

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

the son of philadelphia eagles head coach andy reiddhas died.ied.garrett reid was found dead sunday in his room at the eagles training camp at lehigh universityteam officials say he was a guest of his father and was assisting eagles staff at the training camp.police say there are no signs of suspicious activity and are investigating why the 29 year old died. a roman catholic priest leads parishioners on a 100-mile walk from hancock, maryland to baltimore... to protest the president's health care plan. protesters departed from saint peter's catholic church last sunday... and ended at the baltimore basilica. protesters say they disagree with the obama administration policy... requiring health insurance plans to cover contraception. religious leaders say no one should be forced to violate any of their religious beliefs. "for all americans to express our faith or people of no faith that they don't deserve government under health care packages that include sterilization or contraception's so we're marching for everybody." everybody."walkers called th

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

pleasant recibe a juventud surena y a las 7 de la noche el campeon screaming eagle contra la torre.decio de marÍa, minimizÓ lo publicado en un medio colombiano, en donde se aseguraba que existÍa presencia del narcotrÁfico en el futbol mexicano y asegurÓ que la federacion vigila cualquier irregularidad que pueda existir dentro de los mismos equipos. escuchemos a decio de maria. se viene otra fecha de clasificacion al mundial de brasil 2014, pero antes en la concacaf una federacion tiene que pagar. y es que la fifa multÓ a el salvador con 15.420 dÓlares por incidentes ocurridos durante el partido disputado contra mÉxico por la eliminatoria mundialista el 12 de junio pasado en el estadio cuacatlan, en la tercera sanciÓn economica que le impone desde 2011. el presidente de la federaciÓn salvadoreÑa de fÚtbol, carlos mÉndez, dijo que la fifa dio un plazo de 30 dÍas para pagar la multa e insistio Ó en que los aficionados se comporten mejor en los pro Óximos partidos de la selecciÓn. el proximo partido de el salvador sera el 7 de septiembre contra guyana. poor la liga latinoamerica ganaron

. >> a tragic week for the philadelphia eagles. a tragic week for the philadelphia eagles.ow the excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the square sunnyd bottle. we are the animal ambassador from seaworld orlando. eagle, pangolins, a bald and a woodpecker. say goodall like to washington. >> good morning, washington. coming up a 6:00, nasa begins a new it exploration of the. red the we will get an update from nasa. >> a wedding just too much for a fall or girl. decidedpened when she enough was enough. >> michael phelps talks about fromuture after retiring as the most decorated a linchpin of all time. that's coming up a 6:00. olympian.t decorated >> today marks the 67th anniversary of the bombing of in japan during the second world war. thousands gathered. they called for the elimination of nuclear arms. the bombing in 1945 killed 140,000 people. u.s. president harry truman approved the mission. of his three living grandchildren attended the ceremony today in hiroshima. daniel visited, a first by a member of the family. was there becaus

since he was fossil fuel, he wanted to be an -- since he was 5, he wanted to be an eagle scout. now he's made the difficult decision to give back a medal he worked most of his life for. >> if this organization no longer represents something that i believe in, then i can't be a part of it. >>reporter: the boy scouts of america recently reaffirmed its policy to ban openly gay members. that decision prompted this 23- year-old fredrick resident to relinquish his status as an eagle scout. >> the card that i sent back is something that i carry around in my wallet everyday. it's a symbol and it doesn't have any material value and it's been a huge part. >>reporter: more than half dozen eagle scouts nationwide in cities like jacksonville, banger and minneapolis have turned in their medals. >> it saddens me that everyday it's possible someone is being told you aren't good enough for this organization, you can't be a part of it. >>reporter: the boy scouts of america released this statement about these medals being returned, saying a majority of our members agrees with our policy, no single

the wildlife center of virginia cares for up to 45 bald eagles over a year. the plan is to release another eagle tomorrow in richmond. >>> one group feeling the pinch -- young people between 18 and 24. nationwide, 1 in 5 is unemployed this summer. jackie bens shows us about a local program where teenagers are getting a paycheck and a start of a career. >> all right. >> reporter: a special appearance and demeanor, you might not guess these two young women at the kitchen in the old glory grill are just 16 and 18 years old respectively. >> since i was little, i would grow up watching television shows like emery emeril lagasse, and i have a love for science. >> i'm more with baking. i love cupcakes, cakes and cookies, but i don't mind of culinary side of things. >> reporter: for both, food became a a career choice after participating in the program. >> fried green tomatoes. you've got to take your time. >> reporter: and competition from a larger pool of unemployed adults. the high school students can also take part in culinary competition. >> we give out cash sch