sabrina's hard work and commitment to the club to achieve a succeed, make her the perfect choice for national youth of the year. sabrina committed to the club in visitation valley as a 6-year-old and in turn, the club committed to her for the next 12 years. everyday after school and all summering long, the club provided sabrina with important programs, focused on academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character, community engagement and job readiness with earning potential. by relying on her family, and the skills and caring staff at the visitation valley clubhouse and camp menacino, is is sabria became the outstanding woman she is today. more valuable than anything else, the club made sure that everyday that sabrina felt heard, valued, loved and understood. and let me tell you how big this national accomplishment is. each year thousands of youth from boy's and girl's clubs across the country, thousands vi for the title of youth of the year. starting with their own clubhouse. and the youth of the year program provides a platform for youth to find and tell their stories and doing

de contacto con ella y le exigió estar alejado al menos a 100 yardas de su casa y de la oficina de sabrinajalá se pongan más serios con eso de que solo un papel... como les digo, que pusieran más atención en cómo se comporta la persona y qué hallan su pasado, si es un hombre violento >>> el sobreviviente de nueve años de edad recibió dos heridas de bala y presenta una su cabeza >>> está hospitalizado, crítico. >>> qué situación más difícil para esa familia >>> es un llamado de atención a las autoridades. tienen que cambiar algo para que ellos tengan el control para que esas personas no se acerquen a las víctimas. >>> tienen que monitorear a las personas y estarles siguiendo los pasos >>> las clases se reanudarán en santa clarita el 2 de diciembre después del tiroteo de la semana pasada. mañana desde las 10:00 de la mañana hasta el mediodía se les permitirá a los estudiantes recoger sus mochilas y artículosos escuelas contar c >>> los afectamos porque no saben todavía ayur a holly el alumno que lo necesite de un poder lidiar con la muerte sus compañeros >>> otro tiroteo escolar pero esta ve

it's before congress, i believe. >> yes. >> sabrina, bolton is one of the key figures. in fact, he over shadowed just about all of the testimony that we heard in those public hearings. the white house still fighting subpoenas from congress. do you see the white house andb? >> oh, absolutely. just to ron's point, it's important to reinforce just how central john bolton's testimony is to this investigation according to at least what some other officials testified on capitol hill. he likened this entire plot against ukraine to a drug deal. so, you know, he could appear as some of the other officials have done. he's not the only one the white house has tried to block from appearing on capitol hill. there are individuals who testified who still work in the trump administration but they were willing to comply with those subpoenas. i don't think the white house is going to let up in any way, but what democrats on capitol hill have said is they don't want to wait for this court process over subpoenas to play out. they believe they have enough evidence to move forward. they are

sabrina: encontrÉ algo muy serio, 7 l de grasa visceral.ado y puede tener grasa visceral si no tiene una alimentaciÓn saludable o si no hace ejercicios. por favor verifique siempre con su mÉdico con una nutricionista. sabrina: por eso soy estricta como marÍa antonieta collins. ella ya no tiene grasa visceral pero para llegar aquÍ tuvimos que llegar a un nivel de grasa en su cuerpo muy especial asÍ que gracias por permitirme llevarte ahi maria: para que te sientas bien tu tienes a lo 32 y yo tenÍa 80 >> vamos a pensar a albert porque nos queda un minuto. [hablar a la misma vez] >> son 11 libras. muy bien! felicidades sabrina: cuÁnto has vamos a eliminar entonces por quÉ llegaste a pesar inicialmente 77. asÍ que esta se va} [cuentan] >> hace lo que quieras con ella y felicidades. gracias marÍa antonieta y sabrina y seguimos con margen "despierta amÉrica" >> 11 libras y que aplaudimos de pie porque sabemos que no es nada fÁcil alan: no es nada fÁcil. francisca: pero estÁ muy enfocado y esto nos da mucho gusto. alan: mÁs adelante. falta poco pa

and sabrina sediki also joins us. ross, let me begin with you, a pretty straightforward question. where does it go in here? how dodds it playing out? >> the next thing that will happen is the how intel committee is supposed to draft a report. it will be interesting to see what it looks like. will it have video? audio? will it include things that go beyond what we heard in these hearings in is it going to include the president's statements? is it going to include mick mulvaney's press conference? rudy giuliani's tv appearances? one of the purposes of this report is to communicate with the american people, make the case. these hearings were very interesting. democrats did i think a very good job sort of laying things out. it's not clear yet whether the american people were moved. this is another way to move them. then it gets to the judiciary committee. >> ross, let me ask a legal question. you have this don mcgahn case in court, would be relevant about executive privilege, and another case relates specifically to the impeachment inquiry. that argument is heard in december. could th

hannah cockroft also retained her t34 800m title, and sabrina fortune won gold in the f20 shot put.o retain the solheim cup after being chosen to captain europe for the second time in a row. the 50—year—old scot led her team to victory over the united states on home soil at gleneagles in september. she will be captain again at inverness golf club in ohio, in 20—21. sonny bill williams has been talking about his big money move to super league. he'sjoining the toronto wolfpack on two year deal. he's won two world cups with the all blacks, but has also played rugby league for the kiwis. and will be switching codes for a third time in his career. he's been talking to bbc sport's mark chapman. as you grow, the experiences, the biggest thing that is help me along my journey is biggest thing that is help me along myjourney is the person they look in front of my look in the mirror. when i talk to them, i'd be as gentlemen as possible and speak my truth and tell them that i am grateful for the opportunity to be here and i am gratefulfor such grateful for the opportunity to be here and i am g

sabrina, on her last throw, throwing a massive pv.nd he just missed out on gold by 1000th of a second. these are tough world championships. i know we can compete with the best so that is really pleasing. hosting a major championships in dubai meant there were obvious concerns about the heat. but there was also british weather conditions that many had not expected. crowds were another issue and while the atmosphere in the stadium for some sessions was good, on the whole, there was a disappointing turnout of local fans. this is not london and we were very aware of that. but actually, the support outside of the stands, if you go into dubai, i've been a few times, everyone knows what is going on and everyone's excited. finishing a respectable third on the overall table, now tokyo beckons as the british athletes refocus their attention from the middle east to the far east. kate grey, bbc news, dubai. several top british athletes are threatening to sue the british olympic association over their sponsorship regulations. sirmo farah, katarina

sabrina is joining us from the bronx in new york. >> i need to say this. hard president trump works, no matter how hard he tries, no matter what he does, they will not let him alone. let's put the cards on the table and say it as we see it. democrats have their way, republicans have their way. this is your president. if you don't want him voted in again, then don't vote him in. there are plenty of presidents in the past i had voted for that after i voted for them, i wasn't so happy with myself. however, to impeach him, haven't there been presidents who have done a lot worse? personal, or whether it be whatever -- let's be honest. he really is getting a raw deal. he has done his best, and they have not gotten off of the bandwagon since the day he was sworn in. i think it's a waste of money, a waste of time. >> thanks for the call. thathis is the fourth time the impeachment process was underway, of course richard nixon resigned before he faced a full vote in the house of representatives. bill clinton and andrew johnson were both impeached but not convicted i

too much about my competitors, ijust hope i winm was an exciting end to the shot put which brought sabrinaip record. really performing under pressure in the final stages. there was a silverfor pressure in the final stages. there was a silver for richard whitehead in thet was a silver for richard whitehead in the t 61,200 metres. he was a silver for richard whitehead in the t 61, 200 metres. he wasn‘t quite good enough to beat south africa‘s the tango longer. and an athlete from japan competing in the t52 , athlete from japan competing in the t52, 100 is, who is 60 years old and she still managed to win a silver medal. there is hope for us all and we will be looking out for her in tokyo next year. we certainly will! catriona mathhew says winning the solheim cup on home soil was a dream come true, but backing that up with a win in america would be even better. she‘s been given the chance to do that, handed the captaincty of the european team once again folloing their victory at gleneagles in september. here‘s the bbc scotland reporter heather dewar. katrina matthew has been named captain aft

we're going to write up sabrina. from the religion freedom center. you have to tell us what's going on with the religious freedom center . >> in my machine. please join us. she's from the old commissary on muslim society, adams center. and then rabbi david ever seen who i think many of you probably know well and who is like the most committed and effective public advocates in the whole world. so i want to start the panel. let me throw out a question to you, just about the book. i mean, i think you all probably have gotten familiar with it . you see the themes that melissa is talking about with respect to religious liberty, freedom of expression, and how we have dealt with that. what's your take away, as you think about your book, what's yourprimary take away ? from the book. i'll start with you. >> first of all, i'd like to thank condoleezza for the beautiful great work in this book. as a muslim in america at this time, i find the book and its questions and figure some of the most important conversations about really this freedom and i was very pleas

de junio por diferencias irreconciliables según documentos judiciales un día antes de la tragedia sabrinabió a josé tv cualquier tipo de contacto con ella y le exigió estar alejado al menos tres cintas pies de su vivienda de la escuela de los niños y el trabajo de katrina pero sus familiares afirman que esto no fue suficiente para prevenir la desgracia >>> tiene quemirar su pasado y ver que pueden ser algo más con papel >>> el único sobreviviente ezequiel de nueve años tiene dos heridas de bala una en la cabeza >>> los niños de escuela primaria tratan de comprender por quéplación difícil que han tenido que dar padres de familia >>> su papá los mató >>> que si te sienta difícil para esta familia y los niños que no comprender cómo alguien puede hacer algo así >>> ya hablamos de esto que su llamado de atención paralas autoridades también >>> muestras de karina sigue llegando las afueras de la preparatoria tras el tiroteo mortal que dejó un saldo de12 frentes muertos, las clases en santa clarita se reanudará el 2 de diciembre durante toda la semana escuela contará con tolos desfiles disponibl

[laughter] >> okay, so we have a great panel here, i'm going to invite up sabrina depps from the religion freedom center. you have to tell us what is going on. [laughter] >> please join us. he's from the muslim society, adams center. and then rabbi david who i think many probably know well and who is like one of the most committed and effective public advocates in the whole world. i want to start with the panel, let me throw our question out to you just about the book, i mean, i think you all probably have gotten familiar with it, you see the themes that melissa is talking about with respect to religious liberty, freedom of expression, and how we have dealt with that, what -- what's your take away, as you think about her book what's your primary take away from the book? i will start with you. >> first, i would like to congratulate melissa for the beautiful great work in this book. as a muslim in america at this time, the book raised questions and triggered some of the most important composition about religious freedom and i was very please today see and what the muslim community experienc

sabrina, en quÉ consiste la dieta?muy feo. marÍa: mi truco es seÑor tengo una enfermedad que me impide comer demasiado y cuando tÚ dices esto fÍsicamente para mí no es bueno, deme un plato pequeÑo y entonces sÍ. porque si no te dicen " vieja pesada, estÁ de dieta". juan: ademÁs nadie se atreve a decirle nada a marÍa antonieta. sabrina:yo si le digo alguna que otra cosa y mira por eso como estÁ. chef: primero me va a tocar prestar la vajilla de las lÍneas porque el platos miniatura. el desayuno fue avena con huevo frito. me pareciÓ extraÑo que no fuese dulce con fruta picada hicimos tambiÉn tortilla y frijoles negros haciendo que sea la proteÍna. no come ni carne, ni pescado. aquÍ estoy terminando poco de proteÍna, brÓcoli y manzana verde con zanahoria y semillas de calabaza. juan: la gente que nos estÁ viendo dice no tengo al chef en la casa. cuÁndo fácil es hacer esta dieta? chef: es muy fÁcil sobre todo la de albert que no hay cocciÓn de carne. mucho de tus ingredientes los va a utilizar el fin de semana, la misma ve

sabrina: va preparado y con un plan, le irÁ sÚper bien.te ha estado comprando mÁs en lÍnea, así nos dijo tambiÉn una directora de marketing que tuvo la oportunidad de hablar y dice que parte de que se vea de esta manera es que colocaron ofertas dÍas antes. por ejemplo ayer estuvo abierto hasta la una de la madrugada y hoy empezÓ su jornada a las 6:00 a.m. hay chance de que puedan venir y encontrar buenas ofertas. dicen que las horas, un 50% de descuento lo encuentran entre las 10:00 a.m. y la 1:00 p.m.. yo tambiÉn tuve oportunidad de hablar con algunos compradores que dijeron presente muy pero muy temprano, quiero que vean lo que me dijeron. aprovechas las ofertas? >>si. lleguÉ a la una de la madrugada. francisca: pero abriÓ a las 6:00 a.m.? >> pero estaba en uno que abriÓ todo el dÍa. francisca: te veo el carro vacÍo? >> es que todo estÁ en mi carro ahora voy a buscar a mi esposo. francisca: quÉ ha comprado? >> zapatos, maquillaje. fraca, quÉ esperas comprar? >> algo para mi jefa. francisca: lo que la gente anda buscando lo que estÁn pens

sabrina adams has not had a cigarette in four years. not since she started getting her nicotine dose by vaping, ing device. her dose with her lv and i did have asthma, and i don't have any lung issues anymore. and my doctor says that since i quit smoking cigarettes that it's helped a lot. >> reporter: like an estimated 94% of people who vote, sabreena uses vape juice, not thc cartridges. at e-cig 101 all the vape juice products are regulated. >> i mean, this is something that helps a lot of people get off of cigarettes. >> this is the first death associated with vaping in the bay area. there have been other cases but this is the first fatality. >> reporter: that announcement today about 45-year-old amanda arcanti who died last week in novato. the centers for disease control say most of the nearly 40 vape-related deaths nationwide are connected to the use of unregulated thc cartridges from the black market where manufacturers add vitamin e acetate to thicken the liquid. >> totally fine if you were to ingest it. but when you inhale the ae

so sabrina has been keeping me in suspense for a long time.and so finally she told me this quite exciting but. challenging idea. to find a boat. that will take a small group of to go scenes to try ghosts. probably 56 people. i would i would suggest although it be very difficult to take a lawyer with you let somebody on that boat be a lawyer but also have your lawyers like me home waiting to hear about what's happening so that we could file immediately for your for your you know lawyers from the u.k. and the u.s. prepared to seek your relief you know through his or apprehend but a lawyer on the boat could help sort of you know make sure that your rights are being respected every step of the way. but if we think about it all yes which one would we take on. you but if i get arrested i can't help you. but we need lawyers that could help you if if you are when not if they need more when you all get it. if you're picked up by the american forces they could charge you with some sort of espionage act or or some treasonous act i'm trying to infiltrate

in the meantime fighting for justice, angel mom sabrina coulter joining forces with acting dhs secretaryhad will send other lawmakers to call for change. they got together in raleigh, north carolina. ice officials claiming jails are refusing to hand over dangerous illegal immigrants to the agency and joining me now his angel mom and director of advocates for victims of illegal alien crimes, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> tell everyone at home a little bit about what happened with your son. >> my son, my only child, dominique was working for the sheriff's department in riverside, california when on july 12, 2012, he was on his way to work on his motorcycle and an illegal alien from guatemala with two felonies, two duis, less than 5 weeks prior, was always released, always given a break like they do in north carolina and he turned his truck in front of my synapse motorcycle and hit him head on and killed him instantly and the killer spent 35 days in jail with a misdemeanor. shannon: and he had been released on bail several weeks before the collision

. >> sabrina, let's talk about rudy giuliani.'ve seen our breaking news reporting that has been going on that given some of the subpoenas that have been issued involving h his two associates have already been indicted, they could potentially looking seriously at potential charges against him? >> yes, this is the clearest indication yet that federal prosecutors are examining rudy giuliani's consulting work. and one of the entities that was listed in these subpoenas is a firm that was founded by giuliani in 2002 and had multiple foreign clients including in a city in ukraine. now there are several potential charges that are listed in these subpoenas and those include money laundering, obstruction of justice, conspiracy to defraud the united states as well as a failure to comply with the laws around registering as a foreign agent. those are just some of the potential charges that are under consideration at this point in time. it certainly signals an increasing amount of trouble for giuliani who so far said he has not been contacted

. >> i assume, sabrina.nd, someone who gave a million to the trump inaugural committee and awarded this ambassadorship, they must have assume head would be a good witness for the president's cause but when he revised his testimony and refreshed his memory didn't turn out the way he wanted. >> absolutely. when you look at the way the president has tried to undermine the credibility of other witnesses and tried to brand as never trumpers and now you have someone a trump loyalist revising his testimony to say yes in fact there was a quid pro quo. when you read bill taylor's testimony, the transcript he lays out in great detail conversations he had with gordon sondland in which sondland said he was adamant the ukrainians launch an investigation into the bidens from the 2016 election and only if he did that would military assistance for ukraine be provided. when it comes to the way republicans reacted, that's telling. when we think how this will all be received on capitol hill you have a lot of republicans who in

and sabrina, let's talk about all of this. haven't always had success with these public hearings. as you know adam schiff himself handed president trump one of the president's favorite talking points when he did that parody and is there risk for democrats tomorrow. >> i think the challenge for democrats is going to be to let the facts speak for themselves. they have gathered a significant amount of evidence through the closed door depositions over the course of the past month. and now they need to tell this story in a clear-cut way before the american public. and so republicans are going to try to make this about the phone call between president trump and his ukraine counterpart president zelensky which republicans say does not amount to a quid pro quo. and they also will try and get into definitions of a quid pro quo and whether or not the president's conduct amounts to an impeachable defense. and that is not where democrats want to focus their attention with a partisan back and forth and they want to build this case before t

sabrina, to you. >> reporter: well, i think that when you are looking at public opinion, there is growingleast the impeachment inquiry against the president. and that's something that republicans, particularly those two are in competitive districts or republican incumbents who are in vulnerable positions in the senate have to contend with. the president has a base. but he doesn't have a coalition. so when they look at those independents or those suburban women who helped propel the president to the white house in 2016, how are they reacting to the allegations against the president? and are they just frustrated to the point where they want to see a change? but i think republicans right now are largely basing their calculation off of the base. we have a republican base, which is still overwhelmingly with the president. but as you point out in kentucky, the republican candidate incumbent there, he tried to really wrap his arms around the president and make a big show that he was against this impeachment inquiry. at the end of the day it wasn't enough. so i think they are realizing that the p

my name is sabrina hernandez. and any time there's an opportunity to speak up for racial equality and diversity i'm there. so that's why i'm here today. i'm a member of i.b.w. local 6 in fact, a 32-year member. i.b.w. local 6 i started out as an apprentice. and it's -- it's something i celebrate, but something that always brings me a lot of pain. in my second year as an apprentice, i bought my first house. i bought my first house as an apprentice. this was 30 years ago. it's something i feel blessed by, but something that's painful to me. as we all know, cost of living here in san francisco is very high. represents are very high. developments are very expensive. and there are a lot of people that are unable to continue living in this city. i.b.w. local 6 has been my professional home for a while. i carried tools for about half of my career and for half of my career i've been a business representative. and whether it was carrying tools or as a business representative i have always, always carried the experience of

trayvon's parents, sabrina, is seeking litical office, trying to transform the pain into power becauses a hole in their heart that would never be filled. and in many ways, even thoug we win the civil rights lawsuits in federal court, the cost of prosecutors when they are trying to prosecute the killers of unarmed people of color, especially the police, is like fish out of water experience. they are so used to prosecuting and putting black and brown people in jail that when they have to try to ignore five them k about them as honorab american citizens, they have a difficult time doing it. yamiche: and you write that america is both a racist nation, but also the greatest nation. how can both of those things be true? and what do you think ison the soluo all of this? mr. crump: i think about, we have to make these words on paper, no matter how glorious they areana reality. the only people who can do that is us. and america is still the greatest countrye world where disenfranchised people and marginalized people can change their destiny and life. it's just that we have too make eve have an

. >> and it is important, sabrina siddiqui, remember this is almost $400 million authorized and appropriatedte, signed into law by the president of the united states, now there are provisions within that law for the president to withhold that aid but these officials are basically saying they weren't given any explanation other than mulvaney saying that the office of management and budget had decided to suspend the aid for the time being. so what does that say to you? >> well it reinforces that there was widespread concern among career officials as to why there was this hold on critical u.s. military assistance to ukraine. and what you see in laura cooper's testimony is someone actually laying out why that aid is so important. not just with respect to peace negotiations between ukraine and russia but also as a matter of national security for the united states. and what she really is doing is once again confirming that the reason behind the freeze on that aid may, in fact, have been for ukraine to announce investigations that were sought by the president for political gain. so it really is a f

an 11 year olds that died from their injuries along with their mom 29 year-o sabrina rosario police say1 year-old jose valdivia sh his wife and children just before 7 saturday morning. thwoman's paradise hills home that's just south of san diego right before tuing the gun on himself officers say around 06:40am an argument could be heard in the background by 911 dispatchers listen now to a family member. >>my wife was the first phone call that she may were the first ones she thght she called us and she held the phone down we heard the whole conversation. from where i live to where she lives if i goin my car and sped 120 miles an houro win a major because she hung up on us in a minu and 7 th next phone calls 911 and they again we're getting that same conversation about ground. >>and here in paradise hills candles and owers have been set up right in front of that home or that deadly shooting took place on saturday meantime a go fund meccount has been set up for izzy keel that 9 year-old who is in critical condition night in the hospitalso far that's raised $22,000 the goal. there's about 3

sabrina says crazy fog over here. to drive and my commute -- >> if you go to st. mary, be careful. they have a one room schoolhouse. i went there. i rode my horse. all right there is quarter- mile the ability for many or less. we have a lot of fog, 50s for a few, and 60s and 70s. most locations will be in the 60s or 70s. san francisco is 62 and the normal is 65. everyone else is above average. the city temperature has been cold the last couple of days, 30s and 40s on the temperatures to the 50s they will not change much for the north. it is a 50 over here and 40s and mid-40s and low 40s, they are stuck through the fog and zero visibility. we will have hazy sunshine and that will be the pattern for a while. the 50s through the 70s. >>> have you heard anything about sfo and incoming flights? i have not heard anything yet. there are some delays later they are possible and they might be turn around and go back out late. we will keep an eye on it. it is a little too let's take a look at you can see traffic is going to be a

sabrina says good morning, the sun came up early in moraga and took care of the fog.reeze from the south southwest. the fog was thicker than peanut butter but it is nonexistent. it has been taken care of. the sfo shows a quarter mile of visibility. tampa bay has gone to zero. most locations have cleared out of the fog. some interesting temperatures, middlebury and san mateo, all at 57 degrees. and 64 degrees here and 52 in town. and temperatures are looking good to me, you have the 49ers game starting off at 70 degrees, 64 at halftime but no weather issues. there is a northerly breeze off the east bay hills and right above the cut, 27 degrees. and then we have enough making it for drier air. it is in the 60s and 70s, and the city has gone over average. they have been stuck in the fog and cold temperatures but today looks sunny and nice. 40s and 50s with the temperatures up to 56 and a lot of that fog is going to be gone with hazy sunshine, in the 60s and upper 70s and your 80 degrees with the quiet pattern now, the storm track station north but there are some signals

it's from sabrina in new jersey. >> okay. >> hi, "gma."h. great and only ten minutes. can you do it. >> a really good recipe. we'll make a hatch chili corn pudding. almost like a casserole so i have some sweet corn that will go in here, rit? we'll have cream corn in go, as well. >> right. >> you can go ahead and whisk that egg and have red peppers going in. it will have a little bit of heat. hatch chilies. >> green onions and season it up. so i'll go with a little bit of this garlic powder. kosher salt, right. doing a good job there. >> we only got ten minutes. >> go ahead and add that in and the binder. perfect. yeah, we just are going to mix this up like buttered casserole dish and bake this off, topped with a little cheese and there you have it. >> so you have a lot of butter in there. >> yeah. >> butter makes everything better. >> always. >> we're going to try to get another couple quick spins in. give us one more spin of that wheel, please. all right. dan, this one is going to be for you. this comes from a facebook question from chels

her name is sabrina meng.news ofhe dramatic arrest of an important huawei execuve was ostensibly about the company doing business with iran. but it seemed to be more about american distrust of the company's technology. from its headquarters in soutrn china-- designed to look like fanciful european capitals-- huawei is the second- biggest seller of smartphones, and the world leader ibuilding 5g networks, the high-speed backbone for the age of a.i. huawei's c.e.o., a former p ficer in tple's liberation army, was defiant about the american actions. >> (speaking mandarin) (translated): there's no way the u.s. can crush us.hu the world needei because we are more advanced. if the lights go out in the west, the east will still shine. and if the north goes dark, then there is still the sou. america doesn't represent the world. fears that as huawei ssovernment countries around the world with 5g, the chinese government could have bacdoor access to their equipment. recently, the c.e.o. promised complete transparency into

francisca: sabrina nicole de new jersey cumple 8 aÑos. chef:andrÉs de milwaukee un aÑito cumple. en series de nuevo la polÉmica y responde si su presentaciÓn a latin grammy fue para promocionar su nuevo reguetÓn. satcha: te contamos todo lo que pasÓ detrÁs de cámaras en reina de la canciÓn. te contamos quiÉn es la nueva reina de la mÚsica latina. alan: contamos todo lo que te mueve en "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ >> le mandamos un saludo a toda la familia de "despierta amÉrica", empecé a la jesus y alan tacher. de guatemala para nueva york, despierta amÉrica. ♪ ♪ carlos: un beso muy grande a todo new york, buenos dÍas, hoy lunes 18 de noviembre de 2019, gracias por acompaÑarnos en "despierta amÉrica". raÚl: llegÓ la hora que te mueve. francisca: no se pueden perder ultima hora, un peso, por una modelo o una modelo, ser mÁs adelante. carlos: por ahora vamos a escuchar lo que nos tiene satcha pretto preparado con las noticias. satcha: es un placer informarles como cada maÑana y hasta ahora tenemos informaciÓn que reciÉn llega a nuestras salas de redacciÓn. en noticias de Última hora,

with a heart warming play, he goes to stance to give his blind mother the game ball, hopkins mother sabrinanded in an acid attack in 2002, move become tradition for hopkins, nice story there. meanwhile i want to turn to u.s. china trade, president x jinping saying beijing wants to work on phase 1 trade agreement but would fight back when necessary, potential phase 1 deal further complicated this week with american lawmakers sending legislation to president trump supporting the hong kong protestors, the president has yet to sign the bill which is china has slammed hong kong holding closely watched elections this weekend, joining me senior writer for the wall street journal, hey, good morning to you. >> hey, maria, great to be here. maria: what did you think of the bill, passed in the senate and then the house and interesting to see the administration tieing china's behavior to trade talks that we will have to check that there's autonomy going on between china and hong kong in terms of, you know, doing more trade. >> you know, i think it's pretty remarkable, first of all, how quickly this hap

ed: i made the mistake of telling sabrina that there is a poll on instagram where i'm losing and shes going to highlight that i'm losing. oh, ed. ed: pete suspect big. pete: iowa caucuses now i'm up after the first. ed: i want to be like chicago vote early and often. jedediah: pete had the debonair expression. have to be prepared. he went in with a goal. i like it coming together, you guys often don't agree on things, coming together with a moment with ties. ed: viewers are weighing in. jedediah: my voice knot which pete is deciding. ed: i love joan who says ed wears the tie better. pete: never done that goes to pete. his tie is much tighter, cleaner and has no dimple in the middle of the knot. maybe it comes down to preference of knot. jedediah: my favorite comment both men look hand some so it's a tie: well played. ed: dave our stage man is not here today he loves puns so he would have loved that. a lot of big news this morning, guess what? adam schiff woke up to a little surprise today. devin nunes now demanding that the house intel chair testify himself behind closed doors. jeded