texans helping texans. we do this quite well. nobody asks which party you belong to when they come to help. the other thing that makes me so proud of being a texan is that i came from the poorest place in san antonio. a migrant worker from crop fields to classrooms to candidates. from the poorest city in san antonio to be able to be the governor -- a candidate for governor of texas. one of the proudest moments. >> time for closing statements. sherifffelt as -- valdez, you are first. sheriff valdez: thank you to our host, to the audience, to governor abbott, and to the people behind the scenes in the lbj library. i am running for governor because i want to get every day texans a fighting chance. i want to make sure the governor -- the government is fair, equal, and provides opportunity for all of us. as i mentioned, i came from the zip code in san antonio. a child of migrant workers. because of public education i went on to college, the military, federal agent, sheriff. as sheriff of dallas county, i boysver system and with common

seconds.aldez, 30 sheriff valdez: texans helping texans, we do this quite well, and nobody asks what party you belong to when they come to help. the other thing that makes me proud of being a texan, i came from the poorest part of san antonio, and a migrant worker. from the poorest zip code, to be able to be the candidate for governor. it is a proudest texas moment. >> thank you so much. time for closing statements. sheriff held as, 60 seconds -- sheriff valdez. sheriff valdez: thank you to the people behind the scenes at the lbj library. i am running for governor because i want to give every day texans a fighting chance. i want to make sure the government is fair, equal, and provides opportunity for all of us. i came from the poorest zip code in san antonio, a child of migrant workers. because of public education, i went on to college, the military, federal agent, and sheriff of dallas county. i had over 2700 employees and a million. over $160 with compassion and working with a lot of folks, we made that agency into a model department. opportunity and texas should be as big as the t

sheriff valdez: texans helping texans. we do this quite well.obody asks which party you belong to when they come to help. the other thing that makes me so proud of being a texan is that i came from the poorest place in san antonio. from crop fields to classrooms, from the poorest city in san antonio to be able to be the candidate for governor and the governor of texas. one of the proudest texas moments. time for closing statements. you have 60 seconds. thank you to our host, to the audience, to governor abbott, and to the people behind the scenes in the lbj library. i am running for governor every daywant to get texans a fighting chance. the governore sure is fair, equal and provides opportunity for all of us. mentioned, i came from the poorest zip code in san antonio. public education i went on to college, the military, federal agent, sheriff. employees and0 over a budget of 160 million. i took on the good old boy system and with the compassion and working with a lot of folks, we made that agency into a model department. opportunity in texas sh

texans helping texans. nobody asked what party you belong to when they came to help. the other thing that made me so proud of being a texan is that i came from san antonio. antonio to be able to be candidate for governor. it was the proudest texas moment. [bell] >> time for closing statements. ms. valdez: first of all, thank you so much to our host, to the audience, to governor added and the people behind the scenes. i am running for governor because i want to give every day texans a fighting chance. i want to make sure that the government is fair, he will and provides opportunity or all of us. poor in santhe antonio. i let on to college, the military, and as sheriff of dallas county i was over a budget of $160 million. with common sense, compassion and working with a lot of people, we made that agency into a model department. should bey in texas as big as the texas sky. i want to bring that to texas. god bless you. god bless texas. [bell] gov. abbott: we live in a state where anything is possible. a state where a young man's life can be broken in half and he can stil

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that is extreme position, fewer than 90% of texans agree. he also did not dispute that he opposed justice gorsuch, justice kavanagh and if you listen to what he said, he said he wants justices that agree with his own left-wing policies. that is not the job of the court. the job of the court is to follow the law. if you want to change the law, you do it through elections. the constitution gives the power to the people, not five unelected lawyers in washington. let me note, the same judges congressman o'rourke wants to see would also undermine the first amendment, free speech, religious liberty, the second amendment, hillary clinton promised to a appoint justices who would undermine the second amendment and he enthusiastically supported her doing that. cruz, president trump said something is changing in regards to the climate. you are on record saying there is no evidence but major oil companies say the risk of climate change is clear and warrants action. companiesu tell texas who think this is really a problem? >> of course the climate is cha

touchdown texans. >> the game was close until the texans pulled away in the second half. second half. the texans beat the dolphins 42- 23. next week's game is the ra9ers. >>> the time is >> it looks goo so far if you're driving, dave and claudia, driving to gilroy, take it easy, lets take it easy out but lets take a look. san jose looks good and we're getting into the west valley, right now we have a nice commute, we have lighter volume and that helps us out. this is a live look at 280 and san jose. and at the bay bridge toll plaza it's moving along nicely and there's no fog here, there's no fog and no win here, happen driving. 4:19, lets bring steve in. >> take it easy here. >> don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy. >> fully like an eagle and focus. >> today will be the warmest day, upper 60s, 70s to mid-80s, everything seems cooler tomorrow, i'm dropping it a little bit. san jose, 76, santa rosa at 78 degrees, some fog is coming back to the coast, but in the coverage we saw yesterday, inland that was where is that rain? it's up north. seattle, portland,

case law, common sense legislation overwhelming , majority of texans support it. am the author of case law in the senate that says, violence, criminal illegal aliens, if they are deported, they should face a mandatory prison sentence. the congressman has voted against case law. we should not be releasing violent criminals to our community. moderator: congressman, can you tell us your specific plan to secure the border? rep. o'rourke: as i just told you, senator john cornyn and i have worked to invest in our ports of entry, staffing customs officers, infrastructure in our bridges which connect us with mexico, where 90% of everyone and everything crosses, and first investment in technology that ensures we do a better job, screening those who come into our country. that will make us safer. it also means that we support local law enforcement, police officers and sheriffs deputies who keep this country safe. we can do that as well. but listen, we cannot use this idea of border security to be an impediment to moving forward on those issues that are also demanding our ac

we are waiting for the texans to look like the texans of old. >> i think they face your broncos next, everybody just about written off the texans after three straight losses to start the season. only five teams since 1980 started 0-3 and made the playoffs. houston is rocketing to the top of the division. thanks to watson. he rode 12 hours in the bus to jacksonville so the flight would not affect his collapsed lung. he dominated. five touchdown passes. tying the career high. including this 73 yarder to willful wil will fuller. the catch from hopkins coming up is still trending. watch this again from multiple angles. then somehow keeping it from hitting the ground. now there was a penalty on the play. it didn't count. technically he still caught it. incredible. texans rolling. 42-23 win. >>> kobe bryant court side at staples center for the first time this year and he saw lebron put on a show for the lakers. he led l.a. on the rally over the nuggets. lebron said it was special wearing a lakers jersey in front of kobe. getting his younger players involved. elevating their game. everybody

can you explain how medicare for all will benefit texans? >> yeah. michelle, thank you for being here and sharing your story and that of your son. nearly half of texans under the age of 65 have a preexisting condition. i mentioned that we are the least insured state in the united states of america. hard to believe that in the year 2018, in the wealthiest, the most powerful country on the planet, we have people crowd funding insulin treatment for diabetes, schoolteachers succumbing to the flu because they don't have $119 co-pay for the flu medication that they need to keep them alive. parents like you living in anxiety, wondering whether those preexisting conditions will continue to be protected, when you have a junior senator who has promised to repeal every single word of the affordable care act, including those protections for preexisting conditions. here are some steps we could take towards the ultimate goal that you described. one, we could expand medicaid. this state left $100 billion on the table. starting at the moment when the federal governm

his intervention achieved very little days after this interview is to funny a return to the texan capital but this time to lead a protest against approval of the law they opposed known as s.b. full. the republican majority has pushed forward anti sanctuary laws. among other things it allows for a local agent to be jailed for failing to report an undocumented immigrant. moreover it also rises the dismissal of any sheriff who supports sanctuary policies even one that's democratically elected finally it also allows the blocking of state funds to municipal the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying there's just no really hasn't been that we want even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite you know we've been through this this isn't the way. you know world big partners who. a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that

his intervention achieved very little days after this interview as to funny a return to the texan capital but this time to lead a protest against approval of the law they opposed known as s.b. full. the republican majority has pushed forward anti sanctuary laws. among other things it allows for a local agent to be jailed for failing to report an undocumented immigrant. moreover it also rises the dismissal of any sheriff who supports century policies even when the democratically elected finally it also allows the blocking of state funds to municipalities and sanctuary universities. austin is a welcome he had or city some people use the word sanctuary city to describe a city that is violating federal law. in that respect austin would not be a sanctuary city because we don't violate any federal law perhaps the serenity and dignity shown by austin's democratic may have paid off but it remains one of the few centuries cities that were left off the government blacklist. press. didn't donald trump who feels challenged by almost two hundred centuries cities our nature to become a sanctuary. yes n

fewer than 9% of texans agree with him. he also did not dispute that he opposed justice gorsuch, justice kavanaugh. if you listen to what congressman o'rourke said, he said he wants justices who agree with his own left-wing policy views. that is not the job of the court. the job of the court is to follow the law. if you want to change the law, you do it through elections. the constitution gives the power to the people, not five unelected lawyers in washington. and let me note, the same judges that congressman o'rourke wants to see would also undermine the the first amendment, would undermine free speech, would undermine religious liberty, but -- would undermine the second amendment. hillary clinton promised to appoint justices who would undermine the second amendment and congressman o'rourke enthusiastically supported her doing so. sarah forgany: senator, that is your time. thank you very much. jason whitely: senator cruz, president trump said on sunday that something is changing with regards the climate. you're clearly on

touchdown texans. >>> the game was close until he texans pulled away.he bike deshaun watson who threw five touchdowns and they the texans beat the dolphins 42- 23. next week that thursday night dream is became his readers against the niners. the niners travel to arizona this weekend where they played the arizona cardinals. both teams 1-6 and could use a when to go out of the. back richard sherman is questionable dealing with a nagging injury that they forced him to miss -- may force him to miss the game sunday picture mental immediately team is not looking for excuses and they're focused on the next opponent. spot there is no figure pointing or it is this guys fault or this guys fault. is a collective effort and guys understand that. we have had some pretty devastating losses. worries felt like we should have one of those games and you have to move forward.>> sunday's game with the cardinals here on ktvu fox 2. >>> the raiders were host the indianapolis colts of the coliseum. the raiders were off last week and this week will be the first without marshaw

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more working texans are able to be well enough to go back to work. we could introduce medicare as an option, to drive down the increase in premium costs and expand selection and choice. we could take the lead as the state that is the least in short in the united states, who better understands the consequences of failing to be there, why and for one another, and guaranteeing high-quality universal health care. tore are many ways be there, we could use a mix of employer-based insurance and the ability for people to pay into medicare. it could come at a cost of around $1.6 trillion over the next 10 years. if you look at the tax cuts senator cruz just voted for, 2 trillion dollars, adding 221 trillion dollars in debt, with a disproportionate benefits going to operations and the wealthiest. you could moved -- you could move the corporate tax rate and that would generate the money necessary to pay for access to health care, so that everyone lives to their full potential. time for: mr. cruz, your 92nd response. mr. cruz: he did not want to answer how to pay

. >> anthony: west texas and big bend, this area, are you the platonic ideal of the texan?mpty spaces, mexican music, mexican food. >> ty: it's still where the punchiest cowboys in the united states are. it don't get no rougher. >> shelly: i mean, we're 120 miles from the nearest walmart, 40 miles to a tank of gas or a loaf of bread. >> evan: out here, pretty much everything is five hours away. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: and the property has been in the family how many generations now? >> shelly: this is the fourth generation. >> bodie: fifth. >> shelly: fifth generation. my granddad came here in the '30s. bodie's family came out here in 1880. >> anthony: not a lot of people left get to do this. >> bodie: there's still a lot of cowboys. they're just hard to see from the highway. ♪ >> shelly: the ranch is approximately 70,000 acres. we don't use anything other than a horse. no four wheelers, no helicopters. >> anthony: excuse me for saying so, it seems a little stubborn. i mean, as far as practicality. >> shelly: he is so opposed to change. [ laughter ] >> bodie: it's not all bad, is i

, miami will start the backup quarterback, the texans want to extend their 4-game winning streak. football starts at 5:00 p.m. and after the game we'll have a special edition of fox 2 sports wrap. >>> the warriors head to new york after blowing out the washington wizards at oracle arena. >>> steph curry got 51 points in 3/4s last night. 11 threes and up to the nba's three pointers list. they won 144 to 122 and they play m madison square garden. >>> lets get you where you need to go this morning. sal? >> lets not say -- i just heard a woohoo, one of the writers, not my writer, one of the writers, i don't know what that was about. some of the writers are happy. maybe they're happy it's thursday. lets look at the morning commute. if you're driving okay, you're driving on the altamont pass, there's not much traffic here. there is slow traffic, the approach to 205 to 580. there are no major issues, but it's getting more crowded. if you drive this way every day, there's nothing unusual, unusual is what people really hate. i don't know where this is going, traffic on 80 is a little slow

here's one that i know you know as a texan. our viewers may not have seen it.t zeros on the narrative you just drew. and whether you trust someone who would turn around and embrace trump after all that, take a look. >> somebody left something on my door the other day, said ted cruz, touch as tex-- tough as t. ha ha! come on. somebody called my wife a dog, said my daddy was in on the kennedy assassination, i wouldn't be kissing their ass. stick a finger in their chest and give them a few choice words. drag their ass out by the woodshed and kick their ass, ted. come on. ted. >> is that working? >> well, i think that it reminds people of the fact or raises this question that i think is on the minds of a lot of voters, including a lot of republicans, that if you won't stand up for the people that are closest to you, what makes you think that ted cruz is going to stand up for everyday texans? i think a lot of people have that doubt about the senator in mind. >> while i have you, i want to read from a report that, like some of the immigration stories, is hard to beli

texans and the dolphins. is this the best catch that does not count ever?kins, one handed between his legs. oh, goodness. offsetting penalties wiped out the play. this one would count. deshaun watson, more touchdowns than incomplete passes.five tou. hopkins wide open here. no need for anything fancy. texans have won five straight. 42-23 is your final score. >>> some baseball news. the a's where green and gold and there could be more gold in their future. all four infielders were nominated for gold glove awards, matt chapman, matt olson, jed lowrie and mark ka siemi casiem. the winners will be announced next month. chappy has to be a lock. he has the golden gun to go with that golden glove. roger moore? >> classic. november 9th and 10th. >> our next possibilities. >> get that umbrella ready. >> i've got two weeks to prepare. i feel confident. >>> "abc7 news" continues now online, on twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices. >> our next >>> all right. that is our report. as always, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz, for all o

. >> are you the platonic ideal of the texan, the american hero? lone rider on a horse.food. >> ty: it's still where the punchiest cowboys in the united states are. it don't get no rougher. >> shelly: i mean, we're 120 miles from the nearest walmart, 40 miles to a tank of gas or a loaf of bread. >> evan: out here, pretty much everything is five hours away. ♪ >> anthony: and the property has been in the family how many generations now? >> shelly: this is the fourth generation. >> bodie: fifth. >> shelly: fifth generation. my granddad came here in the '30s. bodie's family came out here in 1880. >> anthony: not a lot of people left get to do this. >> bodie: there's still a lot of cowboys. they're just hard to see from the highway. ♪ >> shelly: the ranch is approximately 70,000 acres. we don't use anything other than a horse. no four wheelers, no helicopters. >> anthony: excuse me for saying so, it seems a little stubborn. i mean, as far as practicality. >> shelly: he is so opposed to change. [ laughter ] >> bodie: it's not all bad, is it? >> anthony: no. >> shelly: i mean,

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but they kind of learned from the anglos, and when the texans came in it intensified. and the people you were invading knew you were an invader. [ meat sizzling ] ♪ >> anthony: oh, damn. you know, if you look at the legend of this place, you know, was it the history of violence and the harshness of the landscape that preserved it for so long? >> roger: yeah. west texas stayed wild, and it's still wild. people have lived on this landscape for 14,000 years. through all these different nation-states and empires that have swept over them. they've just -- they persist. ♪ ♪ >> carolyn: we're going to catch the arch. the arch of light that is just going to envelope this motif right here that represents the place where the sun was born. ♪ >> carolyn: welcome to the white shaman site. this is one of the oldest pictorial creation narratives in all of north america. the mural tells the story about the death of the sun, the sacrifice that takes place so the sun can be reborn the next day. i had the honor of having a huichol shaman come up from mexico to this site, and he started w

people's james: but younger texans are more open to trying things different.e bars of dallas, beto o'rourke is the talk of the town. >> texas is changing. i've seen a lot of beto o'rourke signs, i've seen a lot of folks campaigning r beto. the folks at the table had been excited for beto in no way that is really invigorating. >> they want someone youngel who they cane to, who has been through similar struggles, who is conscientious of the privilege he has been afforded. james: even withhe support of willie nelson, beto o'rourke's task is tough. int a liberal victor conservative texas no longer looks impossible. james cook, bbc news, dallas. laura: well, tonight president trump will be back on the campaign trail, this time in mississippi. e bbc's rajini vaidyanathan is already there, and she joinedmes a short go. the president -- it feels like he is the campaigner in chief during the midterms. is his role to fire up the base and get people out to vote? rajini: it absoluly is, laura. as you can see, there arele hundreds of peiling in to this rally in mississippi

. >> a typical texan family, at this point. >> yeah. >> she cooks tamales from scratch.llyfish, shrimp and pork, topped with peanuts and dressed with the pungent vietnamese fish sauce. and a rice noodle dish from central vietnam made with pork ribs, shrimp and chilies. very mixed up meal here. >> yeah. >> did you speak english when you moved here? >> no. i couldn't even say hi. i learned it within a year because i had to. but by fifth grade, this one teacher made pea peel li teacher made me feel like i was the smartest girl in the world. >> you came over in '78 did you say? >> late '77. i was 10 years old. we literally left on, i wouldn't call it a boat. it was a raft. there was a hole in the boat. we sat in soaking water. think let us come in as refugees, and we lived in government projects. me, my sister and i were placed in the same, we were one of the first wave of boat people. >> how was it to take a tremendous risk? >> our parenting felt we ed intoed to ta -- needed to take a chance on opportunity than to live under communist rule. >> ain't nothing more american th

anytime texans and cowboy fans are near each othersome smack talk is expected..t exactly like thisa full out brawl at the bayou city wings bar in baytown.max thweatt/bayou city wings manager:the texans fan was going to leave, when he was started talking, got oup, argumentative. at that point the bar tenders asked them to pay their tab and leave. the next few minutes we kept asking them to leave. then, they started throwing punches. so we called police.among those in the middle of the melee was michael hopsons sister and his girlfriend. hopson says the women called him when the fight broke out. when he showed up, he was caught up in the large police presence.michael hopson/arrested:i think i was here maybe three minutes, at most. pulled up, got out the car, went to the front, got arrested all in three or four minutes.another video captured by one of his friends showed hopson on the ground, getting arrested. in all, seven people are facing class c misdomeaners charges. though hopson says wasnt even there when it all went downmichael hopson/arrested:they definitely

houston texans defense end jadeveon clowney pulled ivory down by grabbing on to his long dreadlocks.th players have long hair. that kind of tackle is totally illegal since any hair hanging from a player's helmet is considered part of the uniform. the texans won the game 20-13. >>> and the official photos from friday's royal wedding of princess eugenie are out. queen elizabeth's granddaughter married jack brooksbank at saint george's. now the princess's mother also turned some heads. in one of the photos ferguson dressed in green is seen smiling standing next to her ex-husband prince andrew. the couple divorced in 1996. >>> coming up on "cbs this rng, continues his climate diaries with a look at a nasa mission 1500 feet over antarctica. i'm anne-marie green there is the "cbs morning news." sal empties the roomba bin for you. so dirt is off your hands. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. (waves crashing) excedrin sees your relentless, pounding headache even if no one else can. it's why we focus only on headaches. nothing works faster. we see your pain and what's possible withou

texas school superintendent's job may be on the line after he made a racist remark about houston texan'sn watson. on a facebook post about the texans, onalaska isd superintendent lynn redden wrote, "when you need precision decision-making, you can't count on a black quarterback." well, parents whose kids attend this school district were quick to come out against redden's comment. - i think he needs to be checked out for that. that needs to be addressed. - you think that comment's racist? - it sure sounds like it to me. [laughter] - okay, i'm--i'm gonna be honest. i didn't expect that accent to say something woke. i'm not gonna lie. like, i watched that clip, thinking i was gonna see a story about a racist, and it turns out, i'm the racist, because that was great. he's right. like, now i'm imagining that there's an entire crew of southern progressives just running around like, [southern accent] "hey, boy! "we don't take kindly to racists around here! "this here is tolerance country, you heard? "and by the way, congratulations "to bert and ernie. live your truth, boys! yee-ha!" [rock music

that got the texans in field goal range. they defeat the cowboys 19-16. >>> for the first time since 2011, brewers are heading to the national league championship series. brewers beating the rockies, 6-0, in game three to complete the sweep. rockies scored two runs in three games. brewers wait for the winner of the braves and dodgers. atlanta staying alive last night. ronald acuna jr. is the youngest player in basketbaeball history hit a grand slam in post season. the braves win game three 6-5. the two teams back on the diamond this afternoon for game three. that gets started at 4:30 eastern. after the indians which is at 1:30. the yankees and red sox at 7:40. that series now shifting to yankee stadium. you can go to the game tonight and go straight to the studio tomorrow morning. >> that sounds great. >> why not? couple cups of coffee and we're good to go. >> thank you, andy. >>> the worst transportation accident in this country in ten years. 20 dead, including young married couples. what investigators are looking for. >>>

his response to that has been that the majority of his donors are texans.taken money from super pacts, and it would not be fair to them, those who contributed to o'rourke to see o'rourke win. dana? >> dana: fair point. all right, casey, thank you for that. joining me, colin reed, senior vice president of steiner public affairs and jamu green former candidate for dnc chair and fox news contributor. since you're there in texas, let's start with you. how do you think your candidate did, democrat beto o'rourke? >> i think texans are looking for someone who is going to fight for them. whether you are a democrat or republican, it's really important for beto to come out swinging. he did. i think he made the strongest case for why him. he certainly was successful in that line that he pulled from president trump about lying ted cruz. my biggest take away from last night's debate was how uncomfortable i felt as a democrat watching senator cruz struggle to answer a question about what he has done that is not political. likability is a factor. he already has issues wit

and the texans win in overtime.o >> thet meet all that often, dallas against houston. we'll be there for the game next sunday. with dallas, 2-2 right everybody thinking, you know, hey, they need somebody to get f dold. catch a deep ball. and they found him today in ezekiel elliott. >> yeah. we ran the ball great all day long. deshaun watson was special today, too. three touchdowns. threw for 375. he locks like he is back from the knee injury, as well. maybe the texans go on a little roll now. they had the defense. j.j. watt is back. >> no question. all right, partner. >> let's do it. >> see you next sunday night. >> let's grab a steak. >> we certainly will. next it will be your local news. al michaels for is collinsworth, mielle tafoya and the whole gang headed by fred and drew. down in the truck. saying good night from pittsburt,. ravens w 26-14. good night. >> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. . >>> breaking right now on news4. d.c. councilmember and former mayor vincent gray injured after n incident at a lo

texans-cowboys. straight to ertime. both teams deadlocked at 16.nds deandre hopkins. goes through thepin cycle here. 36-yard field goal attempt to win the game. the snap, the hold,ki the ck. texans beat the cowboysn sunday night. next buffalo taking on tennessee on the road. tennessee looking to continue their best start in ten years. all about defense here. bo h offenseseld under 15 points.h in the fou quarter buffalo down two with a chance to win it on a 46-yard field goal. steven hauschka lines it up. and a 13-12 victory as soon as that ball goes through the uprights. moving over to cleveland another low-scoring a, a little pillow ght between the browns and the ravens. baker mayfield with a 19-yard toucutown pass to brownies up three. after a missed field goal at the end of regulation the browns have a chance to win it in overtime. gross but it was good. cleland wins. itching to another nail biter in the queen city, the panthers and the giants. giants dnn big here w odell beckham jr. he's s likep throwing me the ball, let me barow the ll. he fin

texans and cowboys. let's start in overtime. both teams deadlocked at 16.eshaun watson finds deandre hopkins who hits the b button a couple of times. spin, spin. gets him all the way down into field goal range for the game winner. and there it is. the texans win on sunday night. 19-16. next, buffalo taking on tennessee. the titans on the road looking to continue their best start in ten years. the defense really playing a factor here. both of these offenses were pretty bad. under 15 points for both of them. let's go to the fourth quarter here. buffalo down two with a chance to win it. 46-yard field goal on the foot of steven hauschka. good. buffalo wins 13-12. let's go to cleveland. another low-scoring ravens. baker mayfield finding rashard higgins on a 19-yard touchdown a missed fie ugly but it doesn't matter. the browns win 12-9. switching to another nail biter, in the queen city panthers taking on the new york giants. giants down big here. odell beckham jr.-e hasn't been able to score a touchdown yet. so why not throw one? so saquon barkley into the end z

kicksnap, the hold, the texans beat the cowboys on sunday night.falo taking on tennessee on the road. tennessee looking to continue their best start in ten years. all about defense here. both offenses held under 15 points. in the fourth quarter buffalo a 46-yard field goal. steven hauschka lines it and a 13-12 victory as soon as that ball goes through the uprights. moving over to cleveland another low-scoring a, a little pillow fight between the browns and the ravens. ba -yard touchdown pass to put brownies up three. after a missed field goal at the end of regulation the browns have a chance to win it in overtime. gross but it was good. cleveland wins. switching to another nail biter in the queen city, the panthers and the giants. giants down big here when odell beckham jr. he's like stop throwing me the ball, let me throw the ball. he finds saquon barkley in the corner for the score. was the moment that would decide the game. a 63-yard field goal from graham gano. and the panthers beat the giants 33-31. we'll be right back. (vo) this is not a vide

the texans answered on this. miller's two-yard rush to tie the game at the end of the first quarter and quickly doubled their lead to start the second. houston maintained a modest lead until blowing it open at the start of the fourth on this 49-yard connection between deshaun watson and deandre hopkins. the duo would hook up again midway through the quarter and put the game far out of reach for the dolphins. the texans improve 5-3 while the dolphins fall back to .500. >>> james harden will miss the next two days after an mri yesterday revealed a grade one hamstring strain. the rockets fell to the jazz. >>> now to the action on the ice in calgary where sidney crosby makes for a dazzling start, chipping the puck up over the goalie for pittsburgh's first score of the game. >>> and finally game three of the world series is tonight in los angeles where the dodgers will send out rookie pitcher walker buehler to begin hah's rise from an 0-2 hole in the series against boston. the red sox counter with right-hand erer rick

t he linebacker for the texans.d "most likely to have been conceived in 'thrs shore' hot tub." [ laughter and applause ] next up from dallas is leighton vander esch. [ light laughter ] he was voted, "most likely to have accidentally swallowed an eye patch." [ laughter and applause ] how could you do it? s ve: how'd that happen? >> jimmy: i didn't know how to take a selfie. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it got out of control. om houston is defensive end j.j. watt. [ cheers ] was voted, "most likely to have just found out 'dave and busters' is closed on his birthday." [ laughter and applause ] next up from houston, e brandon weeden. he was voted, "most likely to still be hnted by that time he was little and saw two horses doing it." [ laughter and applause ] [ laughter ] next up from dallas is joe looney. he was voted, "human hug." aww.au ence aws ] [ applause ] he squeaks if you hug him too tight. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, it's cute. [ laughter ] next up fromallas is p. ladoucer. he was voted, "most likely to have

if he doesn't win, of course it will be because texans aren't behind him. >> people saying it's texans would are wrong about beto. these are people on social media. when you actually go out and look at o'rourke and his campaign, yes, they raised $38 million but they can't really spend it on anything. maria raised a good point in that 55% of latino voters haven't been contacted. guess whose campaign hasn't been contacting latino voters or setting up an adequate organization from the get go, beto o'rourke. for everybody talking about writing these growing profiles, that he's the next coming of obama, they need to look at the fact that the man's campaign has been incompetent. >> maria, do you want to comment on that? >> this is the biggest challenge right now. the way the democratic inf infrastructure is set up. there's barely any infrastructure where there's opportunity to grow a marketplace so to speak, stephanie -- >> why? >> that is georgia, north carolina, arizona and texas. and that is because that's where the biggest population boom is happening. you're seeing a whole bunch of indu