. >>> brett favre returns to green bay, but he is not wearing the home colors? what's going on here? larry smith has more. >> most of favre's history with the packers is great, two super bowls, one champion in 16 seasons. when he retired in 2008, the packers elevated his successor aaron rogers to starting quarterback. the when favre had a change of heart a few months later, the packers chose to stick with rogers and eat play with the jets. it has been an interesting week in green bay, full of pranks and jabs at their former hero. >> to go to the vikings? i mean, that's tough there. i think it's a stab. he's pretty much a traitor. >> they shoulded cheer him on like he did when he was a packer. he's worth it. they shouldn't be thinking wh whatwha about what jersey he's wearing. even if they are packer fans, they should remember what he did for green bay. >> amazing to find favre's viking jerseys on sale in green bay. the running back who wrote homosexual slurs on his twitter account may have his suspension cut down. he also publicly questioned the head coach's lac

some stood and cheered for favre. this guy had the last laugh, ripping the hearts of packer fans out, he threw four touchdown passes to lead the vikings to the win. if you have a friend from wisconsin, call them today. they're probably very sad. >>> this was a proud moment for the united states. meb keflezighi became the first american to win the new york city marathon in 27 years. he was a star at ucla, became a u.s. citizen in '98. there he is, proudly holding up the american flag. >> that's great. >> at 34 years old, ran his best time, two hours and nine minutes. >> he wasn't like the tallest person in the bunch. >> no, he was not. it's been a while since he has had a race that good. >>> a bat got into the at&t center in the spurs game. yes, that's a bat on halloween night. can a oaty shows up with a net and batman shirt. watch this here. ginobli swats the bat and knocks him out. he has a bat in his hand. one more time. knocks the bat to the ground. >> it could have been rabid. you don't know. >> he went and got so

i know it. >>> brett favre return to green bay. playing for one of the packers' biggest rivals. >> yes, after almost 20 years in a green bay packer uniform, it was time to come back home. how would the fans react? like this. they're not -- they're saying boo. but there were a couple of people that did stand and cheer. but the 40-year-old viking had the last laugh. favre just shredded the green bay packer defense. ripped the hearts of packer fans out and sort of showed it to them. four tds. afterwards he commented on the mixed reception. >> lots of packer fans there. i saw some purple. i saw a mixture of everything, cheers, a couple fingers. >> he means those number one foam fingers. it was sad to see. >>> other nfl news, these guys were the biggest surprise in the nfl. the denver broncos had not lost a game until sunday when the ravens said, never more. webb runs this kickoff back for a score. good things don't last forever, i guess. for tunes change. just ask these guys. two of the worst teams in the nfl, the st. louis lambs -- ra

but when favre had a change of heart a few months later, the packers chose to stick with rogers and favre went on to play for the jets and now the rival vikings. will become super bowl favorites. it has been an interesting week is in green bay, full of pranks and jabs at their former hero. >> to go for the vikings, i mean, that's -- that's tough, right there. that's like a stab. so i think he's pretty much a traitor. >> they should cheer him on like they did when he was a packer. because he's worth it. they shouldn't be thinking of him, what jersey he's wearing, they should think of brett favre as who he is, what he's done. and even if they are packer fans, they should remember what he did for green bay. >> amazing to find favre vikings' jerseys on sale in green bay. that kansas city running back who wrote homosexual slurs in his twitter account may have his suspension cut in half from two weeks down to one week. it would save larry johnson about $100,000. he also publicly questioned coach todd hailey's lack of coaching experience. >>> and the tiger's rout in colorado thanks to this. reac

but favre was the one who had the last laugh. he absolutely destroyed the packers, passing for four touchdowns. if you know anybody from wisconsin, they're probably very depressed today. give them a call or a hug. i'm not being glib because it had to hurt. >>> the former watch and recent girlfriend of raiders head coach tom cabell claims he used to beat them. both women says he has anger management issues. he 5:00 noned he struck his wife with an open hand but that's the only time. the lawyer disputed the fairness of the report. the nfl is investigating allegations he hit an assistant. >>> on halloween night, a bat, that's right, a bat got into the at&t center of the spurs/kings game. look at that. how does a bat get in there? the spurs coyote with a net, with a batman shirt. ginobili swats the bat in air. later the team says he just stunned it. >>> a couple of big crashes in tallade talladega. i'll tell you later. >> the video looks like a tv show but it's real. >>> still to come, if you have one of thoms tax-free flexible spend

matthew stafford, who is about half of brett favre's age, he was three in favre played in his first game, is going to be sore today. >>> and the most hyped golfer in years has won her first p pro tournament of our career. she signed a big endorsement deal with nike right before her 16th birthday. when she won, she shed some tears and her twitter page went crazy. >>> lastly, the l.a. galaxy talking on houston. it was lights on, literally. the lights went out at you don't like it? >> no. looks like half of a haircut and half not. >> it's a foe-hawk. i think that's what the kids call us. twitter us. are we on twitter. >> no! >> let's show you what's going on this weekend. low clouds and par visibility. both probably see an hour or more delay because of the wind. north city metro, gusty wind. seattle not only wind but rain and snow mixed in. we'll have snow mixed in, in about a half hour. >> thanks. >>> the charity organizations will probably get fewer donations this holiday season. there's a survey out. 38% organization says they are more likely to give a charitable gift compared to 49% las

meanwhile, the lions matthew stafford who was 3 when favre played his first game.made him look like a rookie. poor kid. vikings win it easy. >>> most hyped woman golfer in years, michelle wie won her first tournament. her first tournament win since she was 13. a big endorsement deal and she said some tears after the win, as well. >> good for her. >>> the lights went out during the l.a. galaxy and the home depot center went dark. hey, who didn't pay the bill? soccer star david beckham's team won. our reports is the failure was in the southern california power grid that caused it. >>> and now it is time for our golf highlight of the week. who else, tiger woods brought out record crowds in australia. his first time playing down under in 11 years and he did not disappoint. he nearly holds it out for the eagle here on 16 as it rolls over the cup and tiger goes on to the win. his seventh win of the year and australia becomes the 13th different country that he has won a tournament and he gets the highlight. >> gosh, a lot going on. >> yes. >>> when you hit the road this m

brett favre was the green bay packers for years with a legendary career. today he returns home wearing vikings purple? he's retired each of the last two off-seasons only to change his mind ending up playing for the jets and now minnesota. his return to green bay has set off a wave of emotions while he tries to keep his in check. >> what i have accomplished there and was a part of, you can't take that away. from the standpoint of playing there with another team is obviously something new to me. >> game time at 4:15 eastern time today. the kansas city runningback who wrote homosexual slurs on his twitter account may save about $300,000. he also publically criticized his coach's lack of experience. the huskies' first home game of the stabbing death of teammate jasper howard. tim brown goes 81 yards for the game-winning touchdown catch. the irony is brown was one of howard's best friends and said only howard would have had the speed to catch him. 28-24 youu-conn with a tough loss. the tigers won big taking on colorado. one-handed. unbelievable. one more look.

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. >> it's interesting, guys like isaac bruce, tory holt, brett favre, they are still playing. are you still tempted? do you still think about coming back? >> i'm tempted every day, every day, you know, when i wake up and i go to work out and i'm feeling good. i feel explosive. i feel like i could get back on that football field, run the routes, make the catches and all of that. but then i have to say, wow, you know, i, i played it for 20 years. you know, just pass it on to those younger guys, let them have it. and i got everything i wanted out of football. but i have on so many other things going on out of football right now. >>> it's already been a tough season for the wiz kids. up next, we break down what they need to do to turn things around, when washington post live weekend returns. >>> welcome back. next week on the show, we have the wise guy, mike wise. doc walker joins us to break down the redskins-eagles, plus former redskins gm charlie castle, looking at what moves the skins need to make to finish the season off strong. all of that and more on washington post live pr

the veteran against the rookie. 40-year-old brett favre continues to shut critics' mouths, including mine, playing like he's half his age, torching the lions. the qb matthew was made to look like a rookie. the most-hiked women's golfer in years lived to it. michelle wie won her first pro town amount at age 20. and she . she turned pro and signed a big endorsement deal before her 16th birthday. it was a big deal. so she finally gets the win and when she did, she shed a few tears. lastly, the l.a. galaxy taking on houston and it was literally lights out. i mean, the lights literally went out. two times in the home depot center. what the -- who didn't pay the bill? times are tough. soccer star david beckham's team actually won, so the lights did not go out on their season. but reports are a failure in the southern california power grid caused the rolling blackout. and also making headlines, beckham's hairstyle. >> maybe that's why they turned out the lights. >> some don't like it. >> along with the brownouts, the blackouts they get in california. >> you know them. >> it happens. >>> do

it reminds me of bryce's favre s.a. around the turn of the 20th-century, why great men can never be elected president. he was riding at a time -- i am not sure about congress, but certainly in terms of the president, we have had more outstanding president i think in the 20th-century then in the last third of the 19th century. the typical president in the late 19th century was a product of worldwide party machines, which for all the virtues of parties, in that era they did not produce a very impressive group of presidential nominees, including those who lost. you look at the 20th century, we have had a number of people who accomplished more. it goes back, i suppose, to the fact that they were different eras and expectations and resources. you have an era in which presidents have more ability to accomplish great things, or maybe it attracts a better class of people. that is kind of a rough impression i have about congress. i would have to defer to someone who knows that more intimately than i do. >> can i jump in? >> you