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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2024 · 19 MIN

Inside Edition for Tuesday, September 24, 2024

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Football season has gotten off to a horrible start for Kansas City star Travis Kelce. The tight end still hasn't scored a touchdown, and so far he's caught only eight passes for 69 yards this season. Critics say he's been distracted by his off the gridiron product pitching, acting career, and his girlfriend. And shocking news from former NFL great Brett Favre. The former Green Bay quarterback was on Capitol Hill today and revealed he has Parkinson’s disease. At a hearing, the 54-year-old Hall of Famer said he lost money investing in a concussion drug. Favre estimates he had hundreds, maybe thousands of concussions during his career - which he believes may have played a role in his diagnosis. Plus, are bears getting smarter? We've seen a lot of run in with bears, and recently we showed you a bear that opened a car door, got in, and shut it behind him! Why are bears getting so brazen? One expert believes they're addicted to sugar. And having a new baby is expensive. Between the cost of diapers and formula and everything else, it can be as much as $800 a month for some families. Which is why a group of moms has been very quietly leaving cash and gift cards just where new parents might find them.  

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