at times i can be fine, at times -- >> are you like pat riley? >> no.i mean my kids -- anything to them, automatically like -- you say their name with a strong voice. that's disciplinarian to them. >> right. there are a lot of people outside waiting for you. a lot of them love you for baublg. at least ten people said i love what he's doing as a father. i love the message that he's sending out to fathers, how important is it to you to be a role model? >> it's very important. whether you like it or not, you are. when you're on that tv, you're on that screen, people look at you as bigger than life. you're just like everyone else, the tv screen makes you look a little bigger. you're a role model. >> laid diz and gentlemen, olympian, author, dwyane wade. i felt that writing this book, my responsibility was to share responsibility on light. it could be a positive conversation and that's fatherhood. >> you have absolutely done that. the book is called a father first, how my life became bigger than life. i wish you the best of luck. >>> up next, panel of game c

well, on behalf of mickey aronsohn, pat riley, the entire -- >> the president really a basketball fanlking there with the miami heat, but also congratulating them and also a social message that came along with that, he was praising a couple of members there for being good dads. we'll have more after the break. >>> you might think of it as a modern day version of the gold rush, but in this version, it is people, folks developing apps for your smartphone and ipad and, of course, the prize could be millions of apps sold around the world. new york times gadget columnist bob tadeshi went undercover to develop an app of his own. it is a kids app called bobo explores light. and there is a twist to it. it became a huge hit. number one app in 12 different countries, even won a bunch of awards. bob joins us now. so, bob, how did you do this? secretly, i just want to develop an app and, you know, retire. how do you do it? >> yeah. it is not how it works. back in 2009, i started the app smart column for "the times" and we were tracking the boom in apps and everybody was talking about how to devel

. >> remember, pat riley of the lakers was coaching he was stating 3 pete. peate. not understand this. he gets fined $10,000 for his short socks and brady was wearing the correct socks when he basically takes read as he was sliding then. he got fine to as well brady. it is more dangerous. in other words is that you can-there's most of these guys have protection down there. you kick a guy and a growing and that is the right thing to do. anytime i do what i immediately apologized. >> just call it the growing. frightened or disobey it the uniform code. >> it is just like their legs are too big. they cannot do that. they cut their shirts and their legs. can the nfl for a uniform benefits? >>fits? >> this is what we are rooting for. we want our guys to look the best and to do the best. it is not about the coaches is about the players. >> will have more tomorrow. behabeves lis the turfaur of yofour skr . now waw tch whh at soa sdoesdo ♪♪ ♪ if soa sp breabrks dow dthisthp justjumagima wha wit'sitoi to you yr skinsk soap saptrips ipyour surn. dovedo is dis erener ♪ with 1/