chinatown rec center and mascony playground, after 14 years of struggle, we will soon renovate the joe dimaggio playground next to the brand-new neighborhood library and we don't have a gardener to take care of it. district 3 needs additional rpd and dpw resources, more staff or quake tower, transportation. we've got heavy needs for transportation. the t line is underway but the t line will not be finished until he continues to north beach and fishermen swarf. we need to look at how the t line can be connected to them. drug and alcohol abuse. the effects of homeless and substance abusers is great. we need more b cops, and beginning to hear from both the officers and homeless advocates the same story; the officers call it the drug tank. the homeless calls it the detox center. more and more i hear call for a place where people can be taken especially during the day, cared for and given access to city services and not endangering the families and the children and the tourists who come to north beach. polk street, and broadway, are old, hallowed traditional corridors for the city; they are not in t

willy mays and joe dimaggio were in the first class. it is exciting when they get to see the plaques. this year tim brown is one of the inductees. so is walter hass, jr., the guy who saved the a's for the bay area. brent jones, the pro bowl tight end for the 49ers and dave righet, is a pitching coach now for the giants. brown split his time between los angeles and oakland. >> my greater days were here than back in los angeles. so -- and that is why this place is so special to me. i had good football games in los angeles and we won games and made it to the championship game. but i wasn't the leader of the team. i wasn't the guy. you know, the last couple years yes. by the time we came up here, 1996, this was my team. >> my whole family is so honored and pleased he is being recognized. we think it is most deserving. a way of remembering something who did so many wonderful things for the bay area and owning the a's and saving them for the bay area was at the top of the list for us. >> reporter: if you can't be here you can watch it live on

making sure we get the north beach club house open , making sure we have adequate staffing at joe dimaggio -- public safety. , t you've heard from folks today around the issues that we continue to have on broadway as well as the fact that we needo ensure public safety or pedestrians and cyclists in a way that ensures that there is also parking for merchants. i hope to work with the mayor and the mta. when it comes to transit we know we have to continue to invest in muni. the mayor and i have a task force. you heard conversations today about the central subway . there are thousands of constituents in district 3 that are interested in looking at new options to expand the central subway and other muni lines into north beach and into fisherman's wharf. ,we have many constituents who have talked to us about the need to invest in our children ,our use our families, and we have to make sure we're protecting our seniors. we have to make sure that our food programs are adequate. i want to thank members from the asian-american community who are here. i want to thank in particular folks who stood up

all you need to know about this one was the fact, in its first class it included willy mays and joe dimaggio. in -- it is a who's who. we will start with the former raider, tim brown. he played his career with the raiders but made such an impact, he was inducted as a member of the oakland raiders. walter hass, jr., saved the oakland a's for the bay area. he goes in. his son will be here tonight to induct him. 49er tight end, brent jones, not only did he have a great career with the 49ers, grew up in the south bay. and another guy, dave righetti. he played for the giants. he is the pitching coach for the giants. also inducted, extra especially for them. >> growing up as a kid, watching willie mays, and all these guys are in this place and i am in the same hall of fame along side those guys. pinch me moment. >> you and dave righetti are both -- you grew up here. >> we did. he grew up a few miles from me and i followed his career because i was a baseball player at that point in my life and he was the stud at our rival high school. i remember people saying why are you rooting for the yankees, i

i was tweeting earlier that this has become the joe dimaggio stock market. consecutive games where he hit safely. the dow up 19 consecutive

i was tweeting earlier that this has become the joe dimaggio stock market. i mean, he had 56 consecutive games where he hit safely. the dow up 19 consecutive tuesdays. i have no idea what it means, but it is significant. >> it's interesting. a couple big stories of the day, a win-win for jpmorgan's jamie dimon today, but what about apple's tim cook. jamie dimon retains his ceo and har chairman roles, in a vote that was not so close. and apple faces senators about legally avoiding billions of dollars in taxes in a very creative way. >> and after yesterday's devastating, tragic tornados in oklahoma, at this hour, we now have a new set of tornado watches in the dallas, texas, area. we'll be monitoring that throughout our program today. >> what an unbelievable event. let's check the markets as we approach this final stretch. meanwhile, the dow jones industrial average, just shy of the high of the day. we had been up at 99 points earlier. the dow now up about 76 as we approach this final stretch at 15,411. nasdaq and s&p 500 also higher, but they are off of the b

sullivan became a mom for the first time eisenhower was president, marilyn monroe just married joe dimaggioace like this. >> reporter: connie's daughter the sullivan sisters, defined all statistics achieving not just one but four amazing success stories. denise morrison is ceo of the campbell soup company. younger sister colleen is at mobile and reeandrea doelling is a horse jumper. >> mom has been a terrific role model. there to push and nurture. >> she taught us it was important to be women and feminine and that ambition is a part of femininity. >> when you were saying that to your daughters, that was a very bold statement. where did you come to this point of view that ambition and femininity went together? >> i had a lot of ambition and got involved in great many things that men do. i never thought about it twice. >> the sullivan parents taught their girls to negotiate. they had to earn their own way. >> remember the job jars that we had? those were chores we had to do during the week. >> that's how we got our allowance. >> if they came home with bad grade, what would you say? >> you're