. >> rose: we conclude this evening with cost rick kennedy on a if you book of joe dimaggio called 56. joe dipgaio and the last magic number in sports. >> one thing was almost again quus about imhad. he knew about his image. and he knew how to take care of joe dimaggio as an idea as much as joe dimaggio in person. >> as a brand. >> as a brand, that's right. sow only did a couple of advertising, famously mr. coffee and bow ree saving banks, one or two others. and a big thing that happened, charlie, was in 1969 maker-- major league baseball had an event where they would name the greatest living player in each position. and the night want on, almost at the end of the night and he said the greatest living right fielder and they brought up willie mayes. and he got up and said i only played right field twice in my life. and everybody realized the greatest living centerfielder is going to be joe dimaggio and he was named greatest living centerfielder and greatest living ballplayer at that event. and incidentally, it was said then, argly-- largely in addition to everything else he did. he was

these are residential streets, the border joe dimaggio playground. it is also an area right bite the communities -- a right by a community center. i do not want to demonize the tour bus industry. we all benefit from that. particularly north beach. we also need this enforced. there has been zero enforcement since this went into effect bridges this weekend, 15 -- went into effect. the signs are in a factual. we have seen a reduction in some operators, many operators ignore it. and their drivers are dismissive or rude, at best. the operation of the -- the operators of the quacking bus actually had his passengers quack at our neighbor. columbus day, a broad way, we need safety. we really need them to honor this system. thank you. supervisor mar: it would be great if your folks could focus on that no tour bus zone. to the operators, i continue to hear that you are working on making sure your colleagues are not violating the law, but i continue to hear from dozens of residents that what we agreed on still has not been met. i called up a number of other nam

one random baseball over joe dimaggio field will send a child going into the intersection. going down, this has segued. and there are the muni busses. we live in the mac of adult entertainment -- many of my friends own small businesses. and the disrespect of neighbors and people who live in san francisco is appalling. i ask you to move forward from the chair, so the hearing can be held in two weeks. and respect the people of san francisco and not tourist dollars. >> i was on the map there, chestnut, and macon. i want to disagree with president chu about the summit. i think this is a terrible idea. this is an opportunity for the tour bus industry to delay what should have been in enforcement. the homeless summit and that summit, almost nothing happens. and i don't want to sit in a session in just have this coming at me. well i think this amounts to -- i am seconding jail. i see this on the corner all the time. the signs that are there are completely ignored by the tour bus operators. they really don't care. there has been no effect. i talk to the police officers to walk the

and there are fees going up, but there are still ways you can dodge those fees this, photo of joe dimaggio is now up for sale. in 1970 this was a free gift for opening a bank account. >> they used to give toaster as way sometimes to get new. >> robert remembers the bank promotions in the 1970s. you may recall we told you his tri last month. he was a teenager living in virginia when he snapped up a bank offer. >> if you signed up now there is free checking for live. >> did he sign up and this account stayed free until his bank was swallowed uply bia lot of banks and wound up here at bank of america. >> they said yes, you did. but that expired. >> it began costing $14 per month. >> and there is fees they started to do. >> p on your side asked what about the promise is in the bank did look way back in time and it did restore the checking. >> there is a notal decline over the last couple years. >> the senior financial analyst says it's harder to find since new regulations took affect over the past two years. and there are new rules curtailing overdraft fees he said what banks are doing is just

when the market goes on a 56-game hitting strict a la joe dimaggio, and joe doesn't get on base the next doesn't mean you'll never make money again with it, does it? it doesn't mean all your holdings will be pulverized. it's what happens when we go up too far too fast. i want you to expect corrections. they can happen to an individual stock, an index, the whole market. they can even happen to bonds, and you will most likely never see them coming. so you shouldn't beat yourself up for not anticipating them. sell-offs are a natural feature of the stock market landscape. we don't got to like them, but we do need to acknowledge that they will happen no matter what. so don't get so flustered. or worse, i never want to see -- because no one ever made a dime doing it -- panic when they inevitably smack you or whip you in the face. finally, i've got one last piece of investing vocabulary that you must master. the idea of execution. this is a tough one, because it's comparatively subjective. but when we talk about execution, we mean management's ability to follow through with its plans, ones that

celebrities and you make this point in your book, jim, that clark gable, jimmy stewart, glenn miller, joe dimaggiose guys all served. the notion that anybody in public life would go to war is am anathema to the country at this point. >> david, there is not a national focus on veterans, veterans fairs, health. you know, the sacrifices that they have made. do you sense that you know, as the president and the first lady have made more of a push to bring veterans' issues to the forefront that has changed attitudes at all? >> i don't think it's changed attitudes. americans are very proud of their military. they want to quol them home. they want to honor them. people don't know how. there's such a gulf of experience between veterans who are coming home with three, four, five combat tours and the rest of us who you know, we never go to those places. and we don't share those really searing experiences. i see this in airports all the time. here comes a gi in his combat fatigues and somebody goes up and says, usually an older person and says thank you for your service and welcome home. the guy says thank yo

when you are talking about a legendary player like a mickey mantle or joe dimaggio, i'll take bryce harper>> i'll say rg iii will be the bigger deal because of the dreadlocks. >> that puts him over the top? >> if you want to be a star, you got to have a good hairdo in this town. >> that's t. >> in two years, he will be a capable quarterback? >> of course, will take them to the playoffs. >> bryce harper in two years. for today, we're out. see you next week for another edition of off the wall. ff the >>> coming up being facebook makes a big announcement about its ipo. how much will shares cost? that is ahead at 6:00. >>> time to say good morning to our facebook fans of the day. notice we did say fans. because today darlene martin and tony thomas are getting married. tony has been writing it and counting down every day for the past week and a half and darlene has posted that they both love the fox 5 morning news team. congratulation and best wishes to you both. we'll be right back.

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it was a hangout for joe dimaggio.ortune and the restaurant but he gave it away. . >> what is great is not that you forget your coach the we get busy with our lives. you took a special interest? >> he changed my life. i was pretty insecure coming into school. and i was a walk on. and i got drafted by the twins and he gave me this self-confidence he gave me the conference to go on. >> many of us have coaches that we like and coaches that have helped us. however in deep was the that special? >> he was. dante did not do this just for me he did this for thousands of kids. when i was in college i was a ball boy. >>gary: where? >> and dante is right in the middle. everybody knows it content. john madden. i was the ball boy. he was a legend. he did so much for people. when he died a group of us sang that he has to continue. >>gary: the foundation serves? >> the children of san francisco. exactly what dante did. if the door closed he would pull out a help find a baseball glove and what we're trying his give kids equipment if t