Mike Florio talks to Falcons CEO Rich McKay about some of the rule changes that were accepted during the NFL owners meetings in Phoenix, Ariz. (NBC Sports)
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Estate planning that addresses the fate of a pet after the owner dies is becoming more popular. Chris Clackum reports. (NBC News)
Barbara Corcoran is an entrepreneur as well as TODAY's real estate expert, and says that if you're going to be a successful business owner, you need to be able to take negative feedback. She also warns that "passion" is meaningless and overrated. (TODAY)
As Hurricane Sandy approached the eastern seaboard, Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned evacuating residents to take their pets. Some didn't heed his call, resulting in the rescue of thousands of animals after the storm. NBC's Jill Rappaport reports. (Nightly News)
PFT Live: The man who is taking the most responsibility for the referee lockout is commissioner Roger Goodell. Mike Florio believes that the commissioner is merely taking the blame for the 32 owners he works for. (NBC Sports)
Dog-shaming.com, a site dedicated to images of dogs paired with "shaming" signs such as, "Has huge backyard … poops in garage." NBC's Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)
In the Pacific Northwest, property owners got a first look at what's left of their property after the Taylor Bridge fire tore through their region. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports from Washington state. (TODAY)
In the Pacific Northwest, property owners got a first look at what's left of their property after the Taylor Bridge fire tore through their region. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports from Washington state. (TODAY)
Two long-lost basset hounds found in Georgia are now reunited with their owners. WXIA's Paul Crawley reports. (NBC News)
PFT Live: Mike Florio tackles three of the hottest topics in the NFL. Bill Parcells will benefit from whatever transpires from the proposed coaching position with the New Orleans Saints. The Philadelphia Eagles/Asante Samuel relationship will likely end, and Florio suggests the Eagles have a trend going in their deals. And under the new CBA, the salary cap will surprisingly not spike. (NBC Sports)