News & Sports

PFT Live: Bob Glauber of Newsday joins PFT Live to discuss the latest news coming out of New York. Offensive coordinators will not be captivated by the Jets' open position, but Glauber says if Rex Ryan can somehow convince Norv Turner to join him in New York, they may be better off than we originally believed. (NBC Sports)

Free music lessons offered in Mountain View, Ark., are sustaining the folk music tradition ingrained in the town's history. NBC's Chelsea Clinton reports. (Nightly News)

Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth wrap up the 49ers' victory over the Patriots and discuss how Colin Kaepernick was able to keep up with Tom Brady. (NBC Sports)

Governor Romney plans to hit two more states on Election Day after squeezing in five events in four battleground states on the eve of the vote. NBC's Peter Alexander reports. (TODAY)

Savannah gets hair extensions (for a few hours), the anchors welcome Willie Geist as co-host of the 9 o'clock hour, and fourth hour antics involving puppy apologies and taking on Hulk Hogan: They're all in this roundup of fun moments from this week on TODAY. (TODAY)

TODAY's Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb weigh in on an incident on shopping channel QVC: a host fainted live on the air, while, without missing a beat, her co-host kept selling children's electronics. (TODAY)

Carolina quarterback Cam Newton lays down the law with the press before the Panthers' Week 3 clash with the New York Giants. (NBC Sports)

A huge fan of the Kansas City Chiefs likes the team so much, he has their logo on his glass eye instead of a pupil. KSHB's Eric Schultz reports. (NBC News)

New Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam addressed the media about his plans for the struggling franchise. Haslam assured Browns fans that the team is staying put and that he is committed to bringing victory to Cleveland. (NBC Sports)

NBC News Chief Medical Editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman discusses a new study in the journal Cancer, which reports that a daily aspirin can cut skin cancer risk. (TODAY)