in five games. >> the texas rangers were really, really good. >> when it's not a competitive world seriesl, kobe, and michael to grab the all-time scoring record. >> the oldest player in the league, he's in his 21st season. that's crazy. >> but the best team was the denver nuggets who cooled off the miami heat to take home the mile high city's first nba trophy. >> nikola jokic, star of the show. he became the finals mvp. >> and in the nhl, the vegas golden knights slayed the florida panthers to seize the holy grail of hockey, the stanley cup. >> makes you think about all those kids who grow up skating on the frozen ponds around las vegas and in florida. >> college sports saw the undefeated georgia bulldogs grab a second straight football championship. >> go, dawgs. >> a semifinal between lsu and iowa produced the most-watched women's basketball game of all-time. >> these are incredible athletes. give them their due, then give them their pay equity, too. >> in women's soccer, spain won the world cup then had the greatest scandal. the federation president forcibly kissed a player. >> i was

. >> -- the arizona diamondbacks ringgold into the world series only to be run over by the texas rangersive games. >> the texas rangers are really, really good. >> when it's not a competitive world series, it's not as much fun. >> in the nba, laker lebron james made the best basket. the one that took him past kareem, carl, colby, and michael to grab the all-time scoring record. >> the oldest player in the league, he's in his 21st season. that's crazy. >> but the best team was the denver nuggets, who cooled off the miami heat to take home the mile high city's first nba trophy. >> -- star of the show. he became the final mvp. >> and in the nhl, at the vegas golden knights slayed the florida panthers to seize the holy grail of hockey. the stanley cup. >> makes you think about all those kids who grew up skating on the frozen ponds around las vegas and in florida. >> -- undefeated georgia bulldogs grab a second straight football championship. >> go dogs. >> the frozen pause in las vegas -- >> how many times were we in that segment? >> not nearly enough. they cut out some of my best there. tha

. >> the diamondbacks regaled into the world series only to be run over by the texas rangers in five games. >> they were really good. >> when it is not a competitive world series it is not as much fun.>> laker lebron james made the best basket. the one that took him past everyone to grab the all-time scoring record. >> the oldest player in the league. in his 21st season. that is crazy.>> but the best team was the denver nuggets who pulled off the miami heat to take their first trophy. >> nikola jokic. the star of the show. becoming the finals mvp. >> the vegas golden knights slayed the florida panthers to seize the holy grail of hockey. >> it makes you think about all of these kids who grow up skating on the frozen ponds.>> college sports saw the georgia bulldogs grab a 2nd straight georgia championship. >> a semifinal between lsu and i will produced the most watch women's basketball game of all time. >> give them their due and then their pay. >> and women's soccer spain won the world cup and then had the worst scandal as the federation president forcibly kissed a player. >> i was am

. >> hey, jason, philip kucia, texas rangers. >> yes, sir. >> all right, brother, this is a audio-videoerview over the phone. >> okay. >> i appreciate you answering my call. >> nartor: soon after one of the deadliest school shootings in the u.s., state and federal investigators sat down with police and other law enforcement officers to ask them about their actions that day. (microphone shifting) >> okay. >> all right, mr. brown, the reason why we're here is that we are investigating the incident that occurred on tuesday, the shooting at the robb elementary. >> narrator: their statements were being gathered as part of a texas department of public safety's investigation into a chaotic response that took 77 minutes before officers stormed a classroom and killed the gunman. >> can you kind of just lead me through the events of that day? >> narrator: more than a year and a half later, the findings of the investigation have not been made public. state prosecutors have said they plan to present the findings to a grand jury. >> push record here. okay, i see the numbers move. in reference to the

texas rangers topped the arizona diamondbacks to end their 63-year world series wait. >> world championsirst ever national title. while the las vegas golden knights got to celebrate on the strip with the stanley cup for the very first time. >> city of las vegas, we're champions. >> reporter: number seven, the vegas strip saw lots of partying. las vegas aces, the first in 21 years to win back-to-back titles. >> we coming back, baby. >> reporter: 2023 saw the return of brittney griner to the wnba. she missed all of the 2022 season after being wrongfully detained in russia. >> i'm no stranger to hard times, so -- you're going to be faced with adversities throughout your life. this was a pretty big one. >> reporter: kind of an outrageous story, one might be tempted to stay the pga tour merging with saudi-backed golf create strange bedfellows, except we know how they got into the bed, with a lot of money. >> as a player on tour, we still don't have a lot of clarity as to what's going on and that's a bit worrisome. >> i hope it goes away. >> and the framework of how it will work is a mystery w

somehow, the texas rangers fighting and losing on the frontier heard about this. he got a hold of these things, figured out how to use the guns. when the mexican war came around , his lieutenant went and worked with samuel colt and designed this gigantic nine pound handgun , hand cannon that became the gun that changed everything in the west. it is this incredible story. colt is bankrupt by this time, colt has lost even the patents. he asked as her ties in new york papers to find someone who has the pattern for the gun. it saves him from bankruptcy and turns him into the richest man in the world. we all know what a colt 45 is. that is a story, to story about the rangers fighting on the frontier and losing. they only had three shots. they carried any number of arrows, they read a huge disadvantage. they see the five shooter can even the odds. the world proceeds from there. if i tell that story to middle schoolers, i've got them. you could tell that story differently. just tell the story about the little ranger that could. host: great details, two sides of the same

child of texas rangers, went to graduate magna cum laude from stanford, she was appointed to the benchy president ronald reagan back in 1981. as a moderate conservative, she became a swing vote on the court. and during her tenure, justice o'connor upheld abortion rights, affirmative action, and campaign finance rules. her rulings flowed from a philosophy of judicial restraint. at her confirmation hearing, she said, and i quote, judges are not only not authorized to engage in executive or legislative functions, they're also ill equipped to do so. that said, she was also a central figure in one of the court's most argued over examples of judicial activism. she supported george w. bush in the case that swung the 2000 presidential election to him. six years later, after nearly a quarter century as a justice, she retired to take care of her husband, who had alzheimer's disease. she was replaced by justice samuel alito, and abortion and

and texas rangers topped the die moon diamondbacks to end their 63 year wait. and reese winning lsu their first ever women's national title. and the golden knights got to celebrate on the strip with the stanley cup for the very first time. >> city of las vegas, we're champions. >> reporter: number seven the strip saw a lot of partying this year. las vegas aces first thiem team to win back to back wnba titles. >> we're coming back. >> reporter: and 2023 also saw the return of brittney griner. she missed all of the 2022 season after being wrongfully detained in russia. >> i'm no strarnnger to hard times. you'll be faced with adversities throughout your life. this was a pretty big one. >> an outrageous story, one might be tempted to say pga tour merging with saudi backed liv golf creates strange bedfellows except we know how the saudis got the pga tour into that bed with a lot of money. >> as a player, we still didn't have a lot of clarity as to what is going on. so that is a bit worrisome. >> i hope it goes away. >> framework still a mystery. >> lebron james, ton

texas rangers top the arizona diamondbacks, angel reese getting lsu their first ever national title.ast vegas golden knights got to celebrate on the trip for the very first time. number seven, they saw lots of partying, las vegas aces, the first team in 21 years two and back-to-back nba titles, they saw the return to brittney griner, she missed all the 2022 season after being wrongfully detained in russia. >> i'm no stranger to hard times. you are going to be faced with adversity throughout your life, this is a pretty big line. >> an outrageous story, one might be tempted to say that pga tour merging creates straight bedfellows except for how this has the pga tour and to have bad with a lot of money. >> is a player on tour, they know what's going on, >> i cannot live, i hope that it goes away. the framework of how it will all work is a mystery with a deadline for the two sides to reach a formal agreement at the end of this year, lebron james tonight breaking the record to not become the nba's all-time leading scorer, passing a fellow laker, kareem abdul- jabbar. >> that's why it's so

see in their north american segment and international segment a strong growth between 9 and 10 texas rangers. they mention barbie, the strength of the dolls. i should say yesterday their stock popped 2.5% because they announced they are developing an american girl doll movie. >> trying to recapture the barbie success. >> samantha for life according to my producer in my ear. >> i was to old. i would love a stevie nicks barbie. if santa is listening. >> you can take advantage of that. >> thank you. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. >>> discuss ongoing efforts to promote stability in the west bank, including confronting terrorism to support the palestinian authority security forces through the u.s. security coordinator for israel and palestinian authority through ongoing efforts to revamp and revitalize the palestinian authority. >> we are glad you are with us. the white house right there making it clear that israel must be more careful with civilians in its war against hamas. a u.s. official tells cnn the biden administration wants to transition to a lower intensity war within weeks,

and a dream job for texas ranger fans. the team is looking to hire a trophy transport coordinator. the club's first world series win. think about it. the person would be responsible for overseeing the awards travel events across the lone star state. actually, will cain wants this job, too. the coordinator would also have to look over the teams and other trophy and artifacts. the rangers say they need someone who is me particularless planner and willing to work flexible hours. i think that you and will are going to be finalists if you choose to have this. >> lawrence: do you think our ceo would grant me a leave of absence to temporarily -- >> brian: a symbiotical. >> lawrence: couple weeks, make sure it's secure, and then find somebody tolls replace me? >> brian: i think she would. rachel, why don't you go and ask susan. >> rachel: first of all, i want to see a challenge between lawrence and will for the job. >> brian: i would love to see the interview process. >> steve: there is always a trophy involved in that. >> lawrence: always win the challenges. >> rachel: i'm routing for you

see in their north american segment and international segment a strong growth between 9 and 10 texas rangers. they mention barbie, the strength of the dolls. i should say yesterday their stock popped 2.5% because they announced they are developing an american girl doll movie. >> trying to recapture the

child of texas rangers, went to graduate magna cum laude from stanford, she was appointed to the bench by president ronald reagan back in 1981. as a moderate conservative, she became a swing vote on the court. and during her tenure, justice o'connor upheld abortion rights, affirmative action, and campaign finance rules. her rulings flowed from a philosophy of judicial restraint. at her confirmation hearing, she said, and i quote, judges are not only not authorized to engage in executive or legislative functions, they're also ill equipped to do so. that said, she was also a central figure in one of the court's most argued over examples of judicial activism. she supported george w. bush in the case that swung the 2000 presidential election to him. six years later, after nearly a quarter century as a justice, she retired to take care of her husband, who had alzheimer's disease. she was replaced by justice samuel alito, and abortion and other issues were overturned. as the court became more conservative. in 2018, when she was diagnosed with dementia, she wrote in a letter to the public tha

. >> the texas rangers were really good. >> when it's not a competitive world series, it's not as muchter: in the nba, lebron james made the best basket. the one that took him past kareem, carl, kobe and michael to grab the all-time scoring record. >> the oldest player in the league, he is in his 21st season. that's crazy. >> reporter: the best team was the denver nuggets, who cooled off the miami heat to take home the mile high city's first nba trophy. >> the finals mvp, star of the show. > >> reporter: the golden knights seized the holy grail of hockey. >> think about all the kids who grew up skating on the frozen ponds around las vegas and in florida. >> reporter: college sports saw the georgia bulldogs grab a second straight football championship. >> go dogs. >> the froze n ponds of los angeles -- >> was that your segment or tom's? >> tom will have more. thank you very much. catch all the best, all the worst, this friday at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific with tom foreman right here on cnn. >>> the news continues. "the source with kaitlan collins" starts right now. >> straight from

the losing streak started the day before halloween and even before bruce bosh's texas rangers won theld set the record tuesday against the nets, nfl fireball's josh allen and the bills taking on the chargers in la, chargers take the early lead, but allen ran for two short scores, accounting for three total touchdowns as buffalo took a 2113 lead in the third quarter. but the chargers really pond kicker cameron dicker hit five field goals, the last from 53 yards, gives la a one point lead with just under 5.5 minutes to go. but the bills drive right back down the field and tyler bass kicks the eventual game winner from 29 yards out. bill survived 2422. currently holding on to the sixth seed in the afc. steelers hosting the bengals and of course, rudolph was the best player on the field that steelers quarterback mason rudolph, making his first start in two years as kenny pickett out with an ankle and mitchell trubisky ineffective. and he threw an 86 yard touchdown pass on the second play of the game finishes with two touchdown passes, 290 yards passing. steelers for a season high 34. they

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on the immigration angle, right, there are aspects of this law that ask now texas authorities, texas rangers officers to make complicated immigration determinations, right, whether someone is lawfully present -- that's part of the statute -- is a complicated question. whether or not someone is a citizen is a complicated question. someone might be born abroad and have automatically gotten citizenship through their parents, you know. even the federal government occasionally wrongfully deports u.s. citizens. so, you know, it is frightening to think about what a local texas police officer might be able to do. these are issues for which the government is trained and is really the only institution suited to handle. >> i have to say i was very worried as a nonlawyer that i would not understand that, and you made that very, very clear. so i appreciate the very clean explanation on that one. thanks to both of you. this is an important issue. we will be following it very closely in combination with the conversations that are going on in the united states congress about immigration changes that are com

in the metroplex, worried about their cowboys, but texas rangers, world series champions. >>> the dividestween americans grew even sharper in 2023 with political clashes over reproductive health care, education and american involvement in numerous wars overseas. msnbc correspondent trymaine lee takes a look back at the year where america seemed to be at war with itself. >> reporter: in 2023 america seemed to be at war with itself, with battle lines drawn over hard fought legal gains long protected by precedent now facing a fresh round of conservative attacks, chort challenges and state level restrictions. >> 36 states have introduced 137 bills to restrict teaching on race, gender and history, according to a penn america report. >> reporter: on the front lines, public school classrooms, libraries -- >> organizations like the american library association are tracking more book bans than ever and many of them are aimed at books with the lgbtq+ themes. >> reporter: school book shelves. >> amanda goreman says she was gutted to learn that a florida school restricted some of its youngest student

i do know that several years ago, when the yankees and the -- when the texas rangers and the red sox a deal to ship alex rodriguez to the boston red sox, part of the deal was that the red sox were going to renegotiate alex rodriguez's contract. they were going to slice some money off the top and pay him on a later annual basis in order to reduce the cost on their annual cap, the red sox cap. then the major league baseball players association said you couldn't do it and they couldn't do it and the trade did not go through. a-rod never became a member of the red sox, thank god, but this seems similar to what they renounced doing to alex rodriguez and the red sox. so i don't know. we'll see how it plays out. >> yeah. >> all right. we're going to get to our top story, just a tad late this morning. >>> new 2024 polling shows a neck and neck race between president joe biden and former president donald trump. according to the latest numbers from reuters and ipsos, trump leads biden by 2 points, 38% to 36%, among all adults. that is within the poll's margin of error. reuters adds, quote, in

this is ranger philip camp, texas police department. >> jason told investigators what happened that morning. he said his wife was sick embed so he got remington in jackson dressed. taylor was throwing 18 temper tantrum over not having his own sulfone. >> i mean, just kind of ranting and said he wasn't going to school. >> why didn't he want to go to school? >> i think he was mad over the cell phone. >> jason said his step son refused to leave the house, so he packed the younger kids into the car and drove off to school. when he returned he said he made the awful discovery. >> i mean, you're going in, seeing what you saw -- what do you think happened? >> i don't know what to think. >> did you go up and touch your wife? >> no. >> what about taylor? >> no. >> why not? >> i don't know. >> a lieutenant asked about jason's relationship with taylor. >> yeah, it's good. he's the average teenager. i would -- i guess. maybe introverted or closed. >> what about taylor and your wife? >> just normal. i mean, teenage argument. i mean, cell phone, computer, you know, driving. >> nothing jason set about tay

texas, 1961. following graduation, bill went on to active duty in the united states army in 1962. during his military career, he earned his ranger tab, graduated from the army war college, and rose to the rank of colonel in the u.s. army reserve before retiring in 1988. his final commendation was the legion of merit. perpetually in motion after the army and retiring from his successful business in pennsylvania, bill returned to school, earned his j.d. from the st. mary's school of law in san antonio and graduated in 2002. he was a tremendous husband, father, grandfather, brother, son, entrepreneur, citizen, soldier, and devoted texas longhorn. bill will be sorely missed by his family and all who knew him. mr. speaker, i rise today to bid farewell to a true titan of texas, a man whose dedication has left an indelible mark on the landscape of the greater houston region, bob harvey, the president and c.e.o. of the greater university partnership -- houston partnership. he's retiring at the end of 2023. over the past decade under his steadfast leadership, the houston metro area has witnessed unprecedented growth and prosperity. a lif