there is a downed tree northern parkway and mclean.cold spring at greenspring, we have an accident. watch for all lanes closed at putty hill avenue because of a downed tree. southbound perring parkway and belvidere, we have it right lane closures because of debris. it will be a while in that area. rolling road and rte. 40, watch for a treat blocking some lanes. in harford county, and route 7 at old mountain road in joppa call we have down the trees along with defective traffic lights. leave early if you can pre you'll need all the time you counter greenspring looking good on the inner loop. this is 295 we do have some southbound delays and 175. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the threat for severe weather is over. most of the bigger storms are offshore. a slight chance for a sprinkle this morning and we should be okay after that. the forecast today will be windy. storm gusts over 40 miles per hour this afternoon. high temperature around 62 degrees. we will check the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. for now, to the n

y hill and overng hi towards mclean.s in effect with downed trees and debris all over the place for it is a mess out there. we're doing pretty well on the major roadways. rolling road route 40, watch for closures as well because of a downed tree. we are monitoring a lot of problems. record -- there is a downed tree with lane closures at harford road. at route 7 and mountain road, another downed tree to report per we have defected traffic lights in many intersections. route 24 in the bel air region. another down treat in darlington at trapped church road. be extra careful and watch for those downed trees and debris let's look at the key bridge. wind warnings in effect here and the other area bridges. this is the harrisburg expressway. so far, no problems to report here. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. i'm going to guess there are some delays in. >> we have some diversions because of the storm damage. the 36 bus i

co-author of the new book "a the dils are here," bethany mclean.lan greenspan, former federal reserve chair, and former spear of the house, newt gingrich and former democratic representative harold ford jr. free trade and his approach to economic recovery. alan greenspan, dr. greenspan, l me begin with you. where are we on our search for jobs and on our overall economic outlook? >> well, our search for jobs is still -- not doing too well. 10% unemployment rate is the consequence of the fact that this economy is not picking up the way it ordinarily would out of a recession. and the basic reason is that unlike previous recoveries when, for example, we would be getting very significant pick ups in building, residential, nonresidenti nonresidential, we're not getting that today. it's a big hole in the econom and the reason, esentially, as far as the business sector is concerned is that business is highly uncertain about the future in a way whch i've never seen it before and way in which the data suggests has never, in fact, been so depressed. and unles

co-author of the new book "all the devils are here," bethany mclean.lan greenspan, former federal reserve chair, and former speaker of the house, newt gingrich and former democratic representative harold ford jr. free trade and his approach to economic recovery. alan greenspan, dr. greenspan, let me begin with you. where are we on our search for jobs and on our overall economic outlook? >> well, our search for jobs is still -- not doing too well. 10% unemployment rate is the consequence of the fact that this economy is not picking up the way it ordinarily would out of a recession. and the basic reason is that unlike previous recoveries when, for example, we would be getting very significant pick ups in building, residential, nonresidenti nonresidential, we're not getting that today. it's a big hole in the economy. and the reason, essentially, as far as the business sector is concerned is that business is highly uncertain about the future in a way which i've never seen it before and a way in which the data suggests has never, in fact, been so depressed.

bethany mclean, joe nocera, welcome! >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: you framed this book as a look back at the whole financial crisis, so i thought i would frame this interview as: who is the biggest culprit? >> i certainly would put the rating agencies right at the top of my list of bad guys, or my list of devils. a place like moody's took a culture that had a reputation for some integrity, and completely corrupted it in a drive for market share and profits. >> reporter: so biggest culprit, ratings agencies, you agree? >> i do agree. if they hadn't taken subprime mortgages and rated enormous quantities of them triple "a", meaning they gave those bonds the same credit rating as the u.s. government debt has, this whole thing couldn't have happened because debt that is rated triple "a" is precisely the debt that is snapped up by the largest quantity of buyers all around the world, buyers who are not capable of doing the detailed work to analyze these bonds by themselves. and yet there is still this myth that thes

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you could read an excerpt of bethany mclean's book all the devils are here the hidden history of theinancial crisis plus watch our web extra with former speaker newt gingrich about his latest novel "valley forge, george washington and the crucible of victory". and that's all for today. we'll be next week with an exclusive interview with republican governor of louisiana bobby jindal. maybe he runs in 2012. he has written a new book taking aim at the administration over the handling of the gulf oil spill. if it's sunday it's "meet the press."

. >> we are standing at the edge of mclean boulevard. it has been reopened to traffic but there are still police cars blocking off a lot of the side roads. police officers are guarding the perimeter of this property, even along the edge of northern parkway. they need to keep people out as they continue to clean up. they are hoping things will be back to -- back to normal by tomorrow morning. >> just a loud boom. >> it was real fast. leaves and everything gushed in real fast. >> they all heard it wednesday morning, the winds gusting up to 80 miles per hour but it was not until daylight that neighbors in northeast baltimore saw the destruction the wind left. roofs ripped of homes and debris scattered around. >> it is just a miracle there were no serious injuries. >> the cleanup started almost immediately, breaking up trees and working to get power restored. residents were evacuated from damaged apartment complexes. >> i am going to a hotel because i have no place to go with my children. >> the city set up shelters for displaced residents.

fairfax county bureau chief is live now from mclean. >> fairfax county police credit one of their own residence here in fairfax county for being so aware of this crime spree taking place. they let police know when they saw someone suspicious. today, victims of these crimes say they could not be more relieved. >> we thought he would never be caught. we thought there was no way they would ever get him. >> the convicted felon may have broken into their home as they slept in sight -- slept inside. >> we put the security systems on. it is more peaceful. >> business but had eight homes hit by the serial burglar. it is one of dozens of communities connected by the series of crimes. this man says the burglar got $5 from his wife's per se. he wanted to get a good look at the men accused of stealing his sense of well-being. >> which will probably rest a lot more assured knowing he is behind bars. >> but the m's are thrilled about a arrest -- about an arrest. -- victims are thrilled about the arrest. >> how did he get the dog's not to bark? >> that is one of many questions they want to pose to t

after that, another chance to see "q&a" with bethany mclean. tomorrow on "washington journal," washington post congressional reporter paul cain looks at the agenda for this month's lame duck session in congress. republican senator elect mike lee of utah talks about his election to the senate, the tea party movement, and the balanced budget initiative. democrat, but the congressman in electhansen clarke talks about legislative priorities in the democratic party. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the deputy prime minister said it was his aim to end university tuition fees. can he update the house? >> mr. speaker, of course i acknowledge this is an extraordinarily difficult issue. i have been entirely open about the fact that we have not been able to deliver the policy that we held in opposition. >> now, "prime minister's questions" from the british house of commons. more than 50,000 students and reporters protested in london over the tuition hike. the plan will increase tuition fees to $14,000 a year, three times the c

. >> this week, our guest is bethany mclean, "all the devils are here." >> you had written a book called "the smartest guys in the room: the amazing rise and scandalous fall of enron." where are they now? ken lay are in his grave although people don't think he is. >> jack skilling is in prison, although his conviction is also on appeal at the supreme court. andy fastow is still in prison as well. >> i want to run a brief comment about how you felt five years ago. we will talk about your new book. >> i have become more cynical than i would like to be about corporate america and whether people live up to their responsibility that being a corporate citizen entails. our american system makes it possible for people to make great sums of money, boards of directors, corporate executives. i am not sure that that commensurate level of responsibility comes with that. i think the corporate culture has been corrupted by this get- rich-quick notion. make your quarterly earnings estimates, get stocks to go higher, get your options in the money, and cash out. who cares what happens next? i see that pre

it's going to be between perring parkway and mclean boulevard. >> as you can see, the damage. it has caused residents to be sheltered elsewhere. now, for the neighborhoods south of dutch village, we do see bge working down in that neighborhood now. and there are several people with generators. it looks like the lights are out from between northern parkway, all the way down to hamilton avenue, between mclean and perring parkway. the lights are the lights that were put up in the neighborhood of dutch village. the police are guarding residents' property that remains as cleanup officials continue to clean up the area. but there is a significant police presence here and a police curfew that is being enforced by officers from the northeast district. and a command post on the scene. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you very much, captain mike perry. and for an in-depth look at captain mike perry, let's go to bernadette woods. >> that's right. they have released a statement. they should have another statement by tomorrow. this is all we're going to know. damage that we're seeing out t

number parkway remains closed over at mclean. keep that in mind. the cleanup continues. we have a problem on northbound 95. a disabled tractor trail is off to the side. dundalk, watch for an accident in that region. this is northbound 95 at 895. the disabled tractor-trailer is off to the side. a bit slow in that area. beltway on the east side is running smoothly at this hour. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. hundreds of baltimore residents are waking up today without a home. >> jennifer franciotti is live with more on how they are coping. good morning. >> many of them spend the night here at this home. it has become a makeshift shelter for them after the storm ripped through the area. the dutch village community is under police protection. they have blocked off the entrances for safety reasons. wind gusts of up to 80 miles per hour swept through and damaged more than 100 homes and caused a few non life-threatening injuries. roofs were ripped off. trees were felled. power lines were left scattered on the ground. it was a miracle that nobo

say i'm bethany mclean.i might want to buy a credit default swap on myself because then, should i crash and burn, i have protection. i have -- i have something that pays me, that compensates me for my crashing and burning. so if you have a wall street firm that has made a loan to general motors and has general motors debt on its books and they can buy an instrument that protects them should general motors default, well you can see that that 's legitimate. but like everything on wall street, it -- something that starts as a good idea gets taken to a speculative frenzy. and so credit default swaps eventually became a means of betting on the demise of companies that, one, had no connection to the underlying -- to the underlying debt and of structuring these just insanely complex investments based on mortgages. >> now you were -- the last time i talked, bit on selling short, or not selling short, but having short sellers. >> yes. >> and have you changed your mind on that? and if you haven't, why not? >> i think

. >>> a 14-year-old's attention to detail may have made the fference between life and death for mclean teacher. india was sitting in class at the school when she realized her teacher was choking. a few other girl went for help but india didn't wait. she learned the heimlich maneuver at a class for baby sitters at reston hospital and put what she learned to use. >> i asked her if she knew the heimlich maneuver and she did the motion to me to nod. i went behind her and the openheimer lick maneer. she's not dead. and he have one was happy. >> india has since taughtthe heimlich to her classmates. >>> coming up, what is it like bier being the better half to one of the leading quarterbacks? we'll find out from roxy mcnabb herself. d chuck brown talks about what keeps him going at 74 years ol with patented sonic technology philips sonicare is the number 1 recommended power toothbrush by dental professionals it's no wonder philips sonicare is the toothbrush america loves switch now and ifyou're not, we'll give you a full refund. ["stir it up" playing] stir up a smile with hershey's syrup. >>>

bethany mclean is here, "all the devils are here."se two have dug into what caused this financial crisis and whether it can happen again. bethany wrote an article about the coming collapse of enron. she blew the whistle on that early. you're familiar with trying to get to the bottom of complicated things. i read your book. is the cause of what we went through pure old-fashioned greed? is it the fact there hasn't been enough regulation of the financial industry? or is it just a basic thing about how you used to go to your bank to get a mortgage, they knew who you were and now that's not the case. >> all of the above. i think one of the things that has happened in the wake of the financial crisis is we've all been looking for a villain. so the debate's become very polarized, sometimes along political lines, sometimes along, oh, those greedy jerks who wrecked our political system. and we titled the book "all the devils are here" in an attempt to get at the complexity of this. it spans many decades and a whole cast of characters. >> it's

according to the mclean ear, an unknown buyer paid $10 million for this home. the home has six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, 7 fireplaces, and a ballroom that can seat 200 guests. the next time you have a fenty event, you can have a ballroom in your house. >>> after the break, the a-list celebrities are due in washington to honor one of hollywood's finest women and another start speaking out. charlie sheen is heading back to work in talking about that charlie sheen is heading back to work in talking about that fifteen percent or more on car insurance? does a former drill sergeant make a terrible therapist? patient: and that's why yellow makes me sad. i think. sarge: that's interesting. you know what makes me sad? you do! maybe we should chug on over to mambie pambie land where maybe we can find some self-confidence for you. ya jackwagon! tissue? crybaby. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew, hon. [ female anno

the league did not find mclean for an illegit spitting incident. was not enough conclusive -- for an allegedly spitting incident. there was not enough conclusive evidence. greyhounds in white. scheyer walker backs down darrell mccoy. walker delivers the pretty turnaround. drexel controlled in the first half. he misses the jumper. drexel was -- drexel led as much as 18 in the first half. the big fellow sticks to jae. but he comes up just short. drexel beat loyola 75-72. the greyhound will face usnbc. >> looking forward to tamara. >> it will be a nice day. it will be chilly early on. >> i should not be laughing. >> it will be 68 degrees when ron is hitting his stride in the afternoon. there will be a couple of sprinkles possible on monday. but real rain will be here on tuesday and wednesday. then temperatures will be back to normal. >> what ever normal is. >> they just do not plan. >> thank you for joining us. have a good weekend.

my favorite chef is steven lucas at wildfire, which is at tyson's galleria third floor, mclean, virginiaere today to prepare a special salad. it is a takeoff of the famous waldorf salad but we're calling it the wildorf salad. there's the lettuce. >> it is. it is basically a julienne salad. you want it to be very thin. this is one of the salads we're featuring on our thanksgiving day menu. >> you'll have all of the specialties, the turkey and the ham and the sweet potatoes. >> i do. here i have cranberries, pecans and a little bit of sunflower seeds. >> all right. i will make juliennes. >> apples, got to have the apples in it. >> nice, sweet flavor. >> all right. can i put some of these in? >> please. >> fresh broccoli. wow, these flowerettes -- did you steam these? >> i did. >> i thought so. they look nice. >> i juiced these apples, made a syrup reduced it. what i have is a little apple ranch. >> apple ranch, really? >> got some herbs in there, thanksgiving herbs. >> all right. while you are doing that you brought a pie. what kind of pie is that? >> that's our pecan pie. we'll be serving

debris at perring and oakleigh and mclean.e have a kosher and effect along northern and mclean -- closure in effect along no. n mcclean. a lot of a cleanup still happening. 23 minutes as the outer loop drive time. euros what is going on with the cameras at old court. harford, very heavy delays. >> after the big storms last night, things are nice and quiet. nothing showing up on hd doppler. we in the 50's. we should make it to the low 60s this afternoon. the biggest story will be the wind. the winds make up close to 40 miles per hour. >> back >>> what happened was i thought something would overspill and something would catch on fire and she would be sitting back basically trying to take care of the whole situation. >> 7:30 now on this wednesday morning, november 17, 2010. who knew the prince cooks? that is prince william opening up about the early days of his interview with kate middleton. >>> a so-called commoner, i don't why that term doesn't sit well with me. just who she and how will she deal with the pressure? we're going

>>> a 14-year-old's attention to detail may have made the difference between life and death for a mclean. india was sitting in class at the school when she realized her teacher was choking. a few other girl went for help but india didn't wait. she learned the heimlich maneuver at a class for ba sitters at reston hospital and puthat she learned to use. >> i asked her if she knew the heimlich maneuver and she did the motion to me to nod. i went behind her and t openheimer lick maneuver. she's not dead. and he have one was happy. >> india has since taught the heimlich to her classmates. >>> coming up, what is it like bier being the better half to one of the leading quarterbacks? we'll find out from roxy mcnabb herself. and chuck brown talks about what keeps him going at 74 years ol rule the tweet. rulehe bedtime. rule the upload. verizon built america's most reliable network to make a more powerful you. rule the air. verizon. right now, you can get a new samsung fascinate for $199.99 after mail-in rebate. only at verizon. hey! wait up ♪ [ female announcer ] you see a mud stain. but new wisk

and by the time he found jerry mclean at the start of the second quarter they were thirty four points to nothing up. for the eagles set a team record for total yards and they gave five hundred ninety two but it all or are all revolved around vick his arm accurate as he like jason advent benefiting hate to make it fifty to twenty nine on a night that eventually won fifty nine twenty eight. over in the n.b.a. phoenix have kept up their winning ways beating denver at home for the twelfth time in a row one hundred points to ninety four the final score that to be fair they were sluggish at the start in denver with a big lead in by twelve points but in the second the suns band their gang tying it at eighty one all with in war eeks turnaround jumper nash and to go glue then successive three pointers to make it ninety eight eighty nine and the nuggets never got a chance to make a late run the last time they got a win in phoenix's back in april two thousand and four look at all the games allowed by big memphis eighty nine seventy two while getting our wins where charlotte and dallas i behind m

personal information on their bank accounts and other personal data some embarrassing political mclean's also mentioned in some of these documents how american diplomats allegedly every through two leaders also countries including off the partner states of the united states. for example the president of france nicolas sarkozy is referred to in some documents as the naked emperor the german chancellor merkel is referred to as teflon merkel the president of iran hold up why didn't john is referred to simply as hitler russia's prime minister vladimir putin in some conversations according to wiki leaks is referred to as the alpha dog and the power turned down between the prime minister and the president russian president dmitri really was referred to as batman and robin so like i said some very controversial information if in fact it is true and it has already pushed some analysts to say that such data are also all such calibur can only have a leak from the state department itself which actually puts its efficiency under question. these leaks would never have happened if not for the number o

. >>> mclean virginia seniors are losing hundreds of thousands of [ female announcer ] joe here likesg money. that's why joe likes aetna's payment estimator. he gets to compare out-of-pocket health care costs before they come out of his pocket. that's awesome. [ female announcer ] now let's say every joe in america uses it. looks like everyone likes saving money. ah, the potential of putting people first. thanks joe. know more. get better. get a smarter health plan. ♪ aetna.com. >> you are watching abc7 news at 5:00. this is 877 news at 5:00 on your side. in -- this is abc 7 news at 5:00 on your side. in >>> those who prey on the elderly still hundreds of thousands of dollars. only on seven, we're joined live with one woman starting story about a problem that is plaguing our area. -- startling story about a problem that is plaguing our area. we ask >> the local police department, why this area? we have a lot of wealthy seniors to have a lot of money and scam artists know it. this is it. this is all she has. her life savings down to accuse sens. >> i have $33 worth of corn'ins. >> she

in mclean, 46 right now. chill.ely h.la with this weather disturbance that came through, essentially what we had, sprinkles and clouds staying well to the northwest. that will persist through the nighttime hours when the numbers will take a more noticeable tumble. these are city -- city temperatures. it will be down to 30, 31 degrees in many suburban areas. -- suburban areas to start the day on friday. we are getting into the season where we have clear sky conditions and a rapid dropoff in the numbers as you go past sunset. over toward michigan in the straits of mackinac and the lower part of the peninsula, 30 degrees is the air temperature. if you want some really cool stuff, great falls, 13. air temperatures are below zero there now. things are getting closer and closer. let's see how it affects us going forward. lower 50's tomorrow with nice high pressure in control. a subtle wind shift change on saturday and back in the upper 50 fuzzy with bright sunshine -- upper 50's with bright sunshine. near 60.pper 5

get over to fairfax around mclean, you're at 51. oxon hill and largo, prince george's county, 49 degrees. here's a look at some of the cloud cover to the north and west. just a few high clouds especially over in elkins, west virginia. 52 here. really seasonable temperatures across the area. later tonight, it ge pretty cold. under the clear skies, temperature will steadily drop to 44 degrees by 9:00. 11:00 p.m., down to 43. so i'm calling it a clear chilly night. cold by morning. a terrific weekend coming up, guys. and next week, next week there's a lot to talk about for next week. rain and then winter arriving. what does that mean? i'll tell you. you have to stick around. >> ok. we'll do it. thanks. >> we're just getting started. a special bond between firefighters. after a 9/11 widow's home is destrod by floods. >>> the royal couple is close to picking a wedding location. >>> plus, disturbing tales today of that plane that had to make an ergency landing. tom costello stops by with his report. ♪ ♪ [ dad ] yeah! [ cheers and applause

chantilly and mclean and spots like montgomery county, sandy spring, you are currently at 64 degrees. so 64 with a light wind today. out of the north still. about five to ten miles per hour. that northerly wind. we havehat coastal storm system around maine that still has been hammering areas of coastal new england. for us, less wind. men of sunshine as high pressure moves in. here's a look at the good night forecast. we'll drop to about 54 degrees by 7:00 and then 51 by 9:00. it will be a very starry night and yes, tonight starts those leonid meteor showers. so starry is the evening. i think it is comfortable for this time of year. we'll talk more about those meteor showers and where to look in this delighul weather. more of it coming. we'll talk about our next chance of rain because, hey, it is a little dry around here, right? coming up. >> thanks. >>> police in prince william county say they have solved the case of the minnie mouse mugger. officials arrested three teens who they say attacked two women wood bridge. one of the suspect was wearing a mask depicting the popular disney ch

i remember he would take me when he examined patients in the words of umass general hospital at mcleanhich is a private center. writers seem to end up. he would take me with an. i was little. he would block me on a patient's bed and put the stethoscopes on my years. he would tell the patient, before i examine new i am letting my chief assistant to a preliminary exam. even the most deeply depressed person, a person in a pit of terror with smile. he was good at making people happy and laugh and smile. a wonderful doctor. and, you know, i was very close to them. i'm 72. those are the big chunks of my life to have them with so long and remain so close. in my father's late years to develop alzheimer's. he diagnosed himself. that was his field. anyway, so i'm writing a memoir of my fathers' rights. it's called losing my father one day at a time. because doing -- about 15 years from retirement he began to have memory lapses through the time of severe alzheimer's and then to the time of his death last year. as strange as it may seem i got to be closer to him during those years. i felt i got to

bethany mclean and joe nocera. thank you. on the next charlie rose, russel crowe on the new film "the next three days" and the craft of acting. >> i like to know we'll start on time and finish on time. >> charlie: are you prompt? you're always there? you're there and ready to roll? >> i work the way the director works. if the director shows me in the first week he's not capable of beginning at 8:00 in the morning then you know i'll like, you know, because otherwise you create a strange tension you know. if somebody's regularly half an hour 45 minutes later than the game that said i work towards that and one thing that's soul destroying as an actor for me is sitting and waiting. >> charlie: wikipedia bills itself as an free encyclopedia that anyone can edit. there are more than 90,000 active contributors. the company announced last month plans for an office in india. its first outside the united states. i'm pleased to have him back. >> january 15th, 10th anniversary. >> charlie: how is what it is different from what you imagin

bethany mclean is here, "all the devils are here."ppened in the financial crisis and how we can prevent it from happening again. bethany wrote an article about the coming collapse of enron. she blew the whistle on that early. you're familiar with trying to get to the bottom of coming things. i read your book. is the cause of what we went through pure old-fashioned greed? is it the fact there hasn't been enough regulation of the financial industry? or is it just a basic thing about how you used to go to your bank to get a mortgage, they knew who you were and now that's not the case. >> all of the above. i think one of the things that's happened in the wake of the financial crisis, we've been looking for a villain. it's become polarized, sometime greedy jerks who wrecked our system. we titled it "all the devil, here." it spans many decades and a cast of characters. >> weird. 1346 the obvious villains are less villainous an a lot of less obvious villains who might have actually been trying to get home ownership to more people and trying

. >>> a 14-year-old girl in mclean, virginia, is being credited with saving her teacher's life. >> shection giving her teacher the heimlich maneuver. she said she was sigt at her biology class on monday when she noticeher teacher culdn't make out any ords. they were the middle of a nutrition lesson when piece of food got lodged in her teacher's throat. she had taken a class at reston hospital center teaching her to peorm the heimlich. she said everything happened so fast. >> it all happened in about 30 seconds. she had taken a bit of a bar which someone brought in to our class. anit was, i think, about three time that i had to push my arms against her stomach before herrera way was clear. >> she has taught it the dozens of other students. she said her quick thinking made the difference between life and death. >> give her an "a" in that biology class. >> we saw thimorning the temperature were in the mid 20s. very chilly, the good thing is just as quickly as you cool down during the evening hours, you quickly warm up during the morning hours. so yes, you may ned jacket as you start off.

rolando mclean who hasn't been very media friendly told this to 0 a group of reporters today.if the fans come out and we can sell out a damn game i will talk to the media. until then, i need full fan support," end quote. mike singletary says schmith will be the starting quarterback forward. alex smith on the sideline, he has a shoulder injury, troy led the 49ers to their second win of the season against denver. he threw for 196 yards anna touchdown including a rushing score in the second half. after the game he received some very high praise from the head coach. >> it's kind of like watching brett favre. i don't want to put him in the same light but it's kind of like watching a breath favre pass. >> man has got to know his limitations. >> it's to compare myself to brett is doing brett a disservice. i got a long way to go to even come police to, you know, being mentioned in any type of same sentence with him. rs fans and >>> while thousands of, a lot of giants fans came down here to texas to watch their giants try to win a world series how about all the people who flew to londo