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Record. I dont want that to be the reason people remember me. I hope people remember me for the way i played with a smile on my face, my competitive fire. Sure. They can remember the wins, but also just like the fun me and my teammates had together its amazing all right thanks to all of you for joining us this morning. Im kasie hunt, Cnn News Central starts right now hours from now, the Supreme Court could issue a Landmark Ruling that decide whether former President Trump is eligible to appear on colorados president ial ballot . The stakes couldnt be higher. President biden in a new interview ...

with stress. rachel: it's called cow therapy. it's cow therapy. yes, to rower your -- low lower your heart rate. i don't know how we all feel right now, but i will, i will say that, you know, it was really fun. and, by the way, i got to feed two of the cows simultaneously. so i guess that's what it feels like to have twins. will: they say the cow's heart rate is lower than ours, so our heart rate will match theirs or slow down. i think their brain waves are also a little slower -- rachel: do you not love cows? will: i like cows. yeah, i like cows. rachel: and he were rescued from pos...

takening a pivotal step in restocking the low baby formula supply. the first palets of emergency formula arriving from europe via a u.s. military plane just a short time ago. and now going through inspection. the product is a specialty formula for infants who are intolerant of protein in cow's milk and will be distributed to pharmacies and hospitals and doctor's offices. we are live in indianapolis where the first shipment landed. p polo, this is just the first of what's expected to be many baby formula flights? >> reporter: and it is more than just a drop in the bucket. you're talki...

Celebrate new books in queer and trans studies from authors including J. Logan Smilges, Marika Cifor, Mairead Sullivan, and Hil Malatino on Thursday, November 3 at QiQi.

Hard to believe. it's been nearly three months since russia invaded ukraine, and since then, the u.n. says more than 6 .4 million ukrainians have fled to neighboring countries including moldova. randi kaye shows us those refugees are being met with open arms, warm beds and much-needed comfort. >> reporter: this 33-year-old mother is from odesa, ukraine. she said she fled across the border to moldova when the russian bombs started dropping. there's a spirit here of wanting to help. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. it's very important for us, because now we're feeling bad, but these people helped us. yeah. ...