>> mickey mantle? you are the mickey mantle of broadcasters. mickey mantle played 18 seasons.more than that. so i know some people out there will say it may be inappropriate to say too soon for a man who is in his 70s but it is too soon. i hope you're doing this of your own volition and not because of what the media says. >> larry: that had nothing to do with it. there was no pressure from cnn. don't pay attention to that. i love what i do. but it was time, bill. it was time. it was time. >> as long as it's coming from you and not dictated by "the new york times" or anybody else. >> larry: not at all. i did the 25th anniversary week. we had lady gaga. we had bill gates. we had president obama and lebron james. i'm flying home from that week and i'm thinking to myself, i've done 50,000 interviews. i'm never going to top this. i want to go on. i want new horizons. i want to try other things. i'd like to stay somewhere with cnn. this whole thing was put together in four or five days. and i'm here ready to carry on. i'll be on tomorrow night. >> i did hear people say, you know, la

gourd with this particular question of seeing some reform before anyone of us could pick up this mantle. i do not know what the outcome will be. that does not mean that if- charter does not advance, so should our efforts to not continue to seek these reforms that would fall by the wayside. i look forward for us putting our effort in one capacity or another towards making sure the people of san francisco are getting what they expect. your support would be appreciated. >> thank you very much, madame chair. i want to thank supervisor mirkarimi for bringing this item forward. i am proud to be a co-sponsor of this amendment. as i indicated in my prior statements about the budget, i think passing a budget as part of the equation of effective governments of the city. it is not enough to pass a budget that makes sense. you have -- you have to look at whether or not structural reforms are needed. you have to assess each individual charter amendment on its merits. i want to speak now as a member of the rules committee and a chairman of that committee and somebody that heard from all sides of this

gourd with this particular question of seeing some reform before anyone of us could pick up this mantle. i do not know what the outcome will be. that does not mean that if- ar

the cable ties went through the mantle. >> reporter: will the footage solve the mystery?n see the squid diving and suddenly -- >> another squid! did you see that? >> reporter: the camera has lights possibly attracting other squid since they associate light spots with food. they might be trying to eat the camera. >> there's many. many squid coming in. >> reporter: after a ferocious assault, the screen eventually clears, and it looks like the camera has been ripped off the squid. the footage seems to confirm the humboldt's reputation as a cannibal. >> you know what i want to do? redeploy. let's redeploy this baby. oh, i'm psyched now. >> reporter: this time they'll try attaching the camera during the day. >> color. >> reporter: keeping the camera's lights off to keep aggressive squid from attacking. >> let's do it. >> reporter: they slide the camera sleeve up and over the back of the squid and lock it into place and then release it back into the sea. two hours later, the footage floats to the surface again. what were they able to capture? >> oh, look at that. oh, like a chr

i think when any baseball player thinks of being a great player, you think of aaron and mantle and babeand willie mays -- >> larry: and you. >> -- and any owner would first and foremost have to think of george steinbrenner. he's our inspiration and he has a tremendous legacy. . i'm glad we won the world championship for him last year. he has this tremendous stadium he's left behind, that is something else. >> larry: his temperament, though, would -- i phew him re well. we were very fleriendly. was he tough on you? >> i saw him in 2004 when i came over. he welcomed me to the yankees. in the first three minutes he said, we are to win the world series about three or four times, so i knew exactly where his passion was. he once wrote me a letter. i was struggling in 2004. it was handwritten. he basically, in the end, signed off by saying, i'm counting you on, and you better come through for me. to this day -- >> larry: what did it mean to you? >> i loved it. i had to sit down and reread it again. it's an inspiration. i still are that note. i'll have it forever. today's obviously a very sad d

i want to make sure that general clapper, if confirmed, will weld the mantle -- will wear the mantle of the national of the national intelligence, not just by hat he wears today as director of defense intelligence, and that he will have the necessary broad strategic focus and support that this position requires. so i will be interested in continuing to discuss with our nominee the proper role of the dni, but the mission should be, and how strong the authority should be to carry out that mission. not in question is general clapper's the vast experience or dedication to public service. he has served his country for more than 40 years in a variety of capacities. 32 of those 40 years in active duty in the united states air force, retiring in 1995 as a lieutenant general. he has led two of the larger intelligence agencies, the defense intelligence agency and the national imagery and mapping agency, since renamed the national geospatial intelligence agency, or nga. he is currently undersecretary of defense for intelligence, a position he has held since 2007. he is one of the few national s

dimaggio, mantle. and you have to put george right up there maybe above all. as the greatest yankee figure of all time. longevity alone. but also people say should he be in the hall of fame? of course, it should be a first ballot to the hall of fame. a lot of those hall of famers had flaws, too, in their lives. george had a few flaws but overall george is a hall of fame guy. >> rose: here is one more interpret from the conversation with george steinbrenner "60 minutes" 2 profile in 1999. >> this is my favorite view of the whole thing. >> rose: more most people baseball is about winning and losing and how you handle both. but not for steinbrenner, he dreams of a game where losing isn't a part of it. are you the guy that says to joe torre "is it possible to win 162 games?" i >> i didn't say that. i said has any team in baseball ever gone undefeatd? he says that's pressure. that is pressure. >> rose: george steinbrenner dead at 80. rozat k. sabich. and they're gonna charge me. don't be seen with me, man. they' your own autopsy notes? you dictate them you may stop