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PFT Live: Mike Florio chats with ESPNCleveland.com writer Tony Grossi about the Browns' recent 20-14 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. They also discuss if RB Trent Richardson is feeling the love from the Cleveland faithful, an injury update on QB Brandon Weeden, and if QB Colt McCoy will still be with the team in 2013. (NBC Sports)

Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) responds to the recent Big Bird ad released by the Obama campaign saying it's a fun thing to talk about, but ultimately, it reveals the economy is still in bad shape and the president can't run on his record. (TODAY)

An emotional Drew Brees talks to Michele Tafoya after the Saints' victory over the Chargers. He says that breaking Johnny Unitas' record for most consecutive games with a touchdown pass is a "team record" rather than an individual one. (NBC Sports)

Irish leprechauns, a man on fire and activists in underwear set records for Guinness World Records Day. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie pleads with residents to stay in their homes as New Jersey faces massive flooding. Today's Matt Lauer reports. (TODAY)

New York City's mayor is promoting literacy and urging kids to read. He speaks with TODAY about Jumpstart's " Read for the Record" campaign. 

The Supreme Court Justice and author of the new book, "Making Democracy Work, A Judge's View," sits down with NBC's Brian Williams for a candid discussion about Bush v Gore, cameras in the court and the recipe for Chicken a la King. (Nightly News)