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His. >> are you throwing. that's my last name that's my baseball number. do you want to take a picture? >> yeah. >> let's do it. >> shock so cute. atlanta braves freddy freeman surprising a trick or treater who trussed up as the first baseman. rob: that's pretty cool. sent a man flying through the air. los angeles police say the car belongs to the city's school district. look at this. boom. it's unclear who exactly was driving. the man on the bike thankfully is going to survive but that is an awful accident. carley: finally the ugly, remember this famous scene from the horror film carrie? >> w...

It was really moving and touching for me to realize how much of an impact he had on so many people. there were several things that were repeated time after time. people feel lost without him and that they wonder what he would say about what's going on right now. and so, i put together a preface for this new edition of the book that really goes into that and says not just what he would say, but how would he talk about things. those basic principles of how he put his ideas together and conveyed them. >> bret: you. obviously, we, with the panel have looked back and found different sound bites. my...

The series is now tied at one, moving to the nation's capital. playoff baseball under the lights at the bronx doesn't get much better. the yanks lit the twins up. d.j. lemahieu, the bombers' first baseman, with a solo shot. remember these are the teams who hit more home runs this season than any other teams in league history. twins win the home run battle, but the yanks get the win of the game. 96-degree heat in atlanta had fans on their feet and sweating for the braves. mike faltonawicz mitchs seven, braves winning 3-0, evening their series. rays have to go to st. louis tomorrow for game ...

Chris or whatever. and at one point i dealt with it. and it was well into my career. i remember saying to myself. you know what? you are probably never going to be mike wallace. but neither is anybody else. from that minute on i was okay with it. >> my son, i can't protect him from the last name. when he was 12 years old, i would go to a tournament in minnesota and go over there to watch him play baseball. all the other kids from the other field couple and say which one is he? then we'll go out there and he will pop up or do something else, and they will go he's not that good. and they will wa...

Left-handed-hitting first baseman. you have a certain set of skills. but i'm trying to get that point across to him, but it doesn't resonate. so that's why i'm interested how did you just turn the screw, i'm not, i'll just be me? chris: thirty years of therapy. [laughter] no, no. you match yourself against an impossible standard if you sit there and say, well, am i going to be as good as cal ripken or mike wallace. part of it is, as you say, just live your life, but part of it is also to realize that the standard you're comparing yourself to is almost impossible. how many, frankly, cal run kee...