. >> listen, i'm not vince lombardi. but i was begging for a bootleg there.nk he walks in on a bootleg. then again, i'm sitting here at the desk, with a tie on. >> and a lot of makeup. >> had to point that out. >> oh, yeah. >>> something of a reversal of rules in this next story. that's why it's our "play of the day." this happened on a deep sea fishing trip. >> the guy in the seat has a big marlin on the line. as it's jumping out of the water, you can tell, it's in no mood to be caught. >> the marlin jumps into the boat. that crew member, trying to get away. forced to jump in the water. one more time. whoa. >> that is crazy. >> i love how we do these stories and talk about the people in the boat. what about that poor marlin? he can't breathe. he's dying. and we're worried about the guy in the water. >> man, oh, man. >>> up next, "the pulse." another hilarious kid costume going viral. you have to see this one. >>> and hang ten. a look at what's being called the biggest wave ever surfed. or tripping the light fantastic... find your balance™. balance bar dark c

"the washington post" has said, compared to john maddon, or vince lombardi winning 13 super bolles during their careers, of course that really didn't happen but you get the point. ferguson's extraordinary success has seen his influence extent way i -- way beyond soccer game he loves so much. former british prime minister tony blair roms calling him for advice on his cabinet and they have called him britain'srrel f jobs. here's his speech. >> in the his tray of this club has won five fa cups, four league cups, a european winner's cup, one european super cup. two champion league titles, a world cup and 13 primary league titles. >> it doesn't mean the end of my life with these clubs. i'll be there to enjoy watching them while suffer with them. but if you think about those last minute goals that come back, even to defeat -- unbelievable for all of us. thank you for that. [applause] and also, i would like to remind you that the club stood by me. all my staff stood by me, the players stood by me. steve job knows to stand by their new manager. >> rose: i should say that's a new

vince lombardi, yes. super bowl, $400. sean. who's belichick? bill belichick, correct.super bowl, $600. sean. who's landry? tom landry. super bowl, $800.

"the washington post" has said, compared to john maddon, or vince lombardi winning 13 super bolles during their careers, of course that really didn't happen but you get the point. ferguson's extraordinary success has seen his influence extent way i -- way beyond soccer game he loves so much. former british prime minister tony blair roms calling him for advice on his cabinet and they have called him britain'srrel f jobs. here's his speech. >> in the his tray of this club has won five fa cups, four league cups, a european winner's cup, one european super cup. two champion league titles, a world cup and 13 primary league titles. >> it doesn't mean the end of my life with these clubs. i'll be there to enjoy watching them while suffer with them. but if you think about those last minute goals that come back, even to defeat -- unbelievable for all of us. thank you for that. [applause] and also, i would like to remind you that the club stood by me. all my staff stood by me, the players stood by me. steve job knows to stand by their new manager. >> rose: i should say that's a new manager that you

the american public's faith is being lost by the minute, both sides are talking like they're vince lombardi. the "wall street journal" quotes a senior administration official as saying quote, we are winning. it doesn't really matter to us how long the shutdown lasts because what matters is the end result. the white house disavowed the notion that it doesn't care when the shutdown ends, but house speaker john boehner exploded over that quote at a morning press conference, saying quote, this isn't some damn game, unquote. well, maybe speaker boehner should tell that to his fellow republican, senator rand paul of kentucky caught on a hot mike using similar language. >> i think we keep saying we wanted to defund it, we fought for that, now we're willing to compromise on this, i think we're -- i think -- well, i know we don't want to be here but we're going to win this, i think. >> like i said, in it to win it. think back to february 2011, if you will indulge me for a moment. i think i know, i think, where both sides got their definition of winning. >> by winning, i win here and win there. now w

. >> ladies and gentlemen, here to present the vince lombardi trophy, the commissioner of the nationaloodell. >> well, some said that we could not top last year's super bowl, but the steelers and cardinals did that tonight. >> narrator: presiding over it all, the most powerful man in sports. >> all the steelers fans, congratulations on your sixth world championship. >> narrator: he sat atop a multibillion-dollar empire that he was determined to protect. >> one of his mantras was to protect the shield, the nfl shield; to protect the integrity of the game. >> narrator: but now, the league might face huge lawsuits and a tarnished image if dr. mckee's findings about cte held up. not long after her trip to tampa, dr. mckee received a phone call. >> i was called by ira casson. and i remember thinking, "why is ira casson calling me?" >> she's intimidated from the start, because she knew enough about ira casson, she said, to know that he wasn't necessarily a friend. >> and he wanted me to come to the nfl office and present the data. >> narrator: that may, mckee and nowinski arrived at nfl head