now, wayne gretzky of course, was number 99 throughout his hockey career.ird to have a tattoo sort of paying honor to your dad, that close to your -- your lady parts. >> i am with you on that. i find that a little, a lot creepy. >> i wonder how her dad feels about this? because he's a pretty cool guy and he's done some pretty amazing things, i would imagine that he's -- frustrated by this. because his daughter could have this lifestyle because of his efforts. and then she -- abuses it. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> we're taking you out to the ball game. but no foul balls here. only foul -- play. >> you're gone! >> number one is sure to hit it out of the park. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios in multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. >>> make sure that the cabinets in your ho

now, wayne gretzky of course, was number 99 throughout his hockey career. to have a tattoo sort of paying honor to your dad, that close to your -- your lady parts. >> i am with you on that. i find that a little, a lot creepy. >> i wonder how her dad feels about this? because he's a pretty cool guy and he's done some pretty amazing things, i would imagine that he's -- frustrated by this. because his daughter could have this lifestyle because of his efforts. and then she -- abuses it. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> we're taking you out to the ball game. but no foul balls here. only foul -- play. >> you're gone! >> number one is sure to hit it out of the park. s after this. >> and you need to buy some pants. >>> all right, everybody, we made it our number one video of the day. and our favorite video on the "countdown" is one that is going viral. and we've got the guy behind it all. >> i love this one, guys, this story is just great, minor league baseball from daytona, florida. this is a daytona cubs game, one of the minor league affiliates of the chicago cu

i mean, they're the tiger woods of golf, the wayne gretzky of hockey. at the george sorenson's coming to peter branches of the magellan bunch. these geniuses were larger than life and of course you trust them. well, trust them, but do not weep your rules for them. because that is what will keep you out of trouble. sticking to your rules, even when some glorious wizard is tempting me to waveband. >> just going back for a second, the guy that you mentioned, he is not identified in the book. wouldn't he be awfully proud to say i could not be church by bernie madoff clack >> is exactly the lion and the sales pitch i used and it didn't work. >> is the just very private clack >> yes. that's what i said to them. i said wouldn't you want to know that people should know -- >> he said he didn't walk away because he was so smart. he walked away because he had this will, but he still thought it bernie is a genius. he did not take you as a crook. he if he had discovered bernie was occur, i think he would've let me use his name, but he didn't. >> let's talk about the

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michael jordan cried, wayne gretzky cried.>> i'd like to thank the packers for giving me an opportunity, as well. i hope that a every penny -- >> reporter: wide receiver terrell owens teared up after the giants lost, but back in the day, elite athletes didn't cry much, at least publicly. remember the movie "a league of their own"? it took place during world war ii. >> are you crying? >> no. >> there's no crying in baseball! >> reporter: today, there's plenty of crying in baseball, mike schmidt, anyone? tennis, andy murray. basketball, lebron james. the list goes on. and joining us to talk more about this is sports psychologist dr. rick van haveron and tiki barber. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> so, tiki, i have to ask you, have you ever cried publicly? >> i think i have, actually. when wellington marra one of our team owners passed away and we played a game against the washington redskins the next day and i had a great game and extremely emotional experience and we were all close to him as a man and for also what he rep