francesca: vamos con los titulares de la hora.en emitir insultos racistas. karla: nos adelantamos a la navidad en "despierta amÉrica" porque en una gran exclusiva mundial, llegan en vivo a nuestra casa gloria estefan, su hija emily y su nieto sasha para lanzar su Éxito navideÑo. satc ha: con duelos de la 10 temporada de "mira quiÉn baila", ya hay ganadores y verÁs quien se lesiona antes de empezar la contienda. karla: esto y mÁs en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. [mÚsica] raÚl: nosotros damos gracias por ustedes, buenos dÍa chicago y texas que se unen hasta ahora en "despierta amÉrica". francisca: una casita que estÁ mÁs navideÑa que no que si se preguntan porque amanecimos tan navideÑos hoy? es porque gloria estefan, emilio estefan, su hija la emily y su hijo sasha llegan exclusiva a esta casita para lanzar su tema navideÑo que ustedes no se lo pueden perder, ahÍ tienen una probadita. raÚl: exclusiva mundial. karla: todos necesitamos esta bonita energÍa. tambiÉn nos vestimos de verde por el dÍa mundial de la salud mental,

francesca, let's start there in florida. we spent a lot of time covering the races in georgia and pennsylvania and ohio. what do you make of the situation there in florida? is this going to be a tighter race? it appears that rubio is predicted to be the winner at least ahead right now in the polls. could things change? >> this isn't a race that was at the top of democrats -- democratic officials' list of states that they thought that they could take from republicans. this was a second-tier race as far as they were concerned from the very beginning, not one that democrats were counting on, while certainly hopeful that val demings could beat marco rubio and one of the issues that she has focused on in this election has been abortion rights, but as we have seen in the last few weeks, it's not packing as much of a punch as an issue for democrats as it had been right after the dobbs decision. >> and, daniel, on that front, you know, we heard yesterday that the president said that he would promise and do everything he could to cod

i'm meeting his niece francesca. >> [ speaking non-english ] >> this is a semi- autobiographical moviethe 1930s. and the tensions in and out of the home. >> he was very particular about his food so that when he would come here and visit, he would ask to cook very specific things. >> of course. he would say i'm just arriving in a few hours, and he would want specific things. >> even when he became a world- famous director, he still crave the simple local dishes of his hometown. he said life is a combination of magic and pasta. >> he would adore this kind of place. >> so francesca is taking me to a local place where they still make specialties he loved like couple eddie. >> let me introduce you to the queen of the pasta. >> it is nice to meet you. >> are you hungry? >> yes. >> role romagna was under the control of the papacy for centuries it's not surprising that this pasta refers to the catholic cardinals jaunty hats. >> [ speaking non-english ] >> it's excellent flavor. it's important that it's very thin. >> you almost want to be able to see your hand through it, right? >> yes. >> ales

put it there, we shouldn't throw anything away. >> while simonetta's baking the dough, chiara and francescaing people together, but the proof is in the pudding. >> i don't like it. no, i'm kidding, i'm kidding, i'm kidding! that's delicious. >> in the battista of old, food was in short supply, so families would cook a warming dish with any stale bread left over. >> you will find this ancient dish in the galluria region. >> it looks like a lasagna. >> it's a sardinian lasagna. you watch your family make it as a child. >> yes, yes, yes. >> that's how you learn. >> yes. >> the pane carasau is layered with a lamb and vegetable broth, local cheeses and wild mint. it's then cooked for 15 minutes. >> it's very hot. >> how beautiful. >> served at big family celebrations, the dish is known as suppa cuata. >> when you look at it, you might think it's a cake. but is it a cake? it cannot be a cake because the cheese melts! hidden soup, you can't see it. >> a hidden soup! oh, i love that. >> how is it? >> it's good. >> is it? is it? i made it, i am the queen of galurese soups. >> wow. >> in simonetta's

all right, thank you so much, francesca bernezi there or at least 31 people have died in the philippines as storm now, gay approaches, heavy rain and strong winds of caused floods and mud slides in my window. now, several people were trapped under mud rescue. operations are ongoing, the government says the number of casualties likely to rise scave to air within. now with the latest on what we're expecting, the philippines in the coming hours. this is a classic example that you don't need to be a powerful typhoon to cause that there's some disruption. actually our storm with the wind sustain winds of around 75 kilometers per hour. but it's all about the rain really. we've seen a lot of rain for making his way across the philippines over the past couple of days, and there is plenty more to come over the next couple days. we could see an excess of 200 millimeters of rain. and of course, is the usual storm search that comes with this us, this type of system. so that's the position of the storm at the moment. and it's continued to make its way into that eastern side of the philippines. the fl

i'll francesca albanese is the un special rumble tore in human rights in palestine. she says, criticism of the un report prevents engagement with the actual substance of the report. they find it very convenient to dismissing any one who raises criticism against the current practices of their israeli government. early as on to semitic, these is convenient because it allows them or not to engage with the substance of a fully well as solidly documented reports. and again, i'm 10, i mean i want to stress said that this is a new anti semitic, the anti semitic label. he's been used for human rights mechanism, or, and reputable, and yours are and international are and domestic level against palestinians and israelis. so this is why i'm saying it's very convenient, but i, i hope that others can see, can see that it's a natural consequence of the fact that israel maintains as settler colonial occupation in their occupy territory. because it's a, it's a value laid. so territorial solver, any of the palestinians, eat, acquires natural resources of the palestinians. it too oppre

israeli occupation as she said, palestinians have been denied their right to self determination. francesca albanese also alleged, not israel, is trying to prevent her from visiting the west bank despite her being invited by local authorities there. this albany z out, that she believed israel would further attempt to the real her fact finding mission well this year is on course to be the deadliest one for palestinian since the us started tracking fatalities in the west by the u. n. it's just said in the past month, 32 palestinians, including 6 children, were killed by it's really security forces and hundreds more injured during demonstrations. clashes and search under rest operations, palestinian authority say that israel has killed $183.00 palestinians in the west bank and gaza strip so far this year. the latest un humanitarian office report said that more than 500 palestinian own structure is not been demolished, or seized, displacing over at 700 local residents. israel has denied most of the allegations stating about their forces. i've been self defense. palestinians are insisting that w

. >> francesca when i have known each other for a long time. i love his food so much that felicity and i asked him to cater our wedding. i've managed to sneak in before the lunch crowd arrives and it turns out francesco's cooking a dish i've never tried before. >> look at the size of that. >> usually find very small scallops. we will use the best part of it. just going to cut three small pieces. >> he moved to london in the 1990s from one of italy's poorest regions. today he has a busy kitchen with a staff of 50. spicy and anxious, this is a an italian sausage you typically find scraped on a bit of old bread, not a scallop. >> i have children smaller than that. that's beautiful. look at the color. that's a lot of pack pickup. it's like a mad hungarian got in there. >> is very versatile and lifts the game. we're going to add a few drops of lemon juice. the balances between acidic, spicy, and sweet. >> two minutes on the grill and then it's time for some pyrotechnic's. >> a few drops of the masala on the top and we add the two main ingredients. >

francesca chambers, josh holmes, john delaney and jonathan turley welcome to all of you.-and-forth there. senate majority leader caught on the tarmac saying that georgia was having a tough time. hard to believe they will go for herschel walker. echoing something that was said days ago. i cannot believe anybody would vote for these people. does that show a disconnect with where the american people are? >> listen, that is politics. most people would have assumed the democrats would be in a really bad spot if you look at the historical situation. the president's party has lost an average of four senate seats, 26 house seats. this is a tossup. the democrats are in a good position to make a strong closing argument around the economy. that is what they actually have to deal. we all see it. that is a number one issue on voters minds. on the other hand, they see this inflation and high interest rates which is bad. they have to lean into the things that they have done, the tangible things that the party has done since it moved to the middle. passed a law to lower drug prices. pass

. >> former president obama and he shall trading shots, it is time for sunday panel, francesca chambersand law professor jonathan turley, welcome to all of you. let's start there. a lot of back and forth there. remember senate majority leader chuck schumer caught on the tarmac saying georgia having a hard time and hard to believe they will go for herschel walker. nancy pelosi said i cannot believe anybody would vote for these people, does that show disconnect with where the american people are? >> that is politics, think about where we are right now. most people would have assumed democrats would be in a really bad spot, if you look at the historical situation. since world war ii, the president's party lost 24 house seats and this is a tossup and democrats are in a very good position to make a strong closing argument around the economy and that is what they have to do, we all see it, the number one issue on voter minds, they are concerned, they see low unemployment and rising wages, which is good. other hand, they see inflation and high interest rates, which is bad. democrats have to le

well francesca albanese is the un special reporter on human rights in palestine, and she says the criticism prevents engagement with the actual substance of her report. they find it very convenient to dismissing any one who resist criticism against the current practices of the israeli government, or as on to semitic. these is convenient because it allows them not to engage with the substance of fully, well, a solidly documented reports. and again, i intend, i mean i want to stress said that this is no unto semitic, the anti semitic label. he's been used for human rights mechanism or, and reputable, and yours are at international and domestic level against palestinians and israelis . so this is why i'm saying it's very convenient, but i, i hope that others can see, can see that it's a natural consequence of the fact that israel maintains a settler colonial occupation in the occupied territory because it's a, it's violates a territorial so very neatly of the palestinians, it acquires natural resources of the palestinians. it to oppresses any form of palestinian political activity and activism

here to help us break the rest of all of it down is cnn's kasie hunt, jeff zeleny and francesca chambersf "usa today." classic steve bannon outside of that courthouse today. he is clearly really eager to come out of this a martyr. >> he's certainly trying to and i think that that that's what his audience is looking for from him because i think one of the interesting things about bannon as a figure in all of this is that he really had lost the support of anyone in establishment washington no matter what party they were a part of. there were republicans on the hill, trump supporters on the hill, who were very frustrated with how he dealt with the intelligence committee, for example, and that kind of went all the way through, you know, up to how the trump -- the former president handled the trial piece and kind of how he was involved in this case. so i don't know if it's going to provide any other lessons for others on the committee for that reason, but certainly bannon is going to try to use it to increase his own notoriety. >> i want to remind folks about why bannon was such a crucial wit

conditions he hit the front with 12 slaps, the guy stayed that when the race, the head of jack miller, francesca vanya was not have big implications in the championship italian a cutting of 5 a quarter or is lead right back with 3 rounds to go while champion water. alright finished way down and 70 cala revamped has become the youngest wild ronnie champion after clenching the title in new zealand driver. he turned 22 on saturday to get his 1st well possible by just say the 32nd from last just jumping back in the fix when of the season for him and his co driver of emperor also ended fin and 20 a wait for wild chunk. get staying on the theme of young champions. ethiopian run out of you who has become the youngest female, one of the london marson at the age of 23, a victory even more impressive office. she tripped on a fever and fell on the hallmark. she picks herself up, finishing to i was 17 minutes and 25 seconds. that's the 3rd time in the women's rights. can you run a script? can his bus 1st major martha twice in? the men's japanese baseball sensation is show here. tommy has read a record, a $3

the illusion cinema in moscow, an evening dedicated to the anniversary of the outstanding artist francescao is so unknown comet. what is a lawless comet, as alexander sergeevich said, what can be written down, do not forget not to write down, but you will forget something anyway and you will miss only that is the name of your beloved yuri borisovich norshtein, a recognized classic of world animation. it is still surprising that francesco yarbasova, a clever and beautiful woman, comes from a good family. she agreed to marry him. he talks about her at the same time, as about a woman, a child, a friend, and artists with love goes over all the little things that concern her. here is her baby photo. here is the first drawing of a chicken, made at the age of two and a half. here is her work. see you soon. again he sings, so he met something very interesting. you never go to an anniversary, don't like noisy events, prefer to stay in the shadow of your spouse. that's all yura says. she is all a freak. he says he always willingly tells and about her and about their joint work and how they once met

from the cartoons of our favorite cartoons of our childhood, uh, which were created by the hands of francescaor myself i was already distracted and the samovar on the porch inflated the armchair, moved the wicker chair to make the stars more comfortable you thought, now you’ll come, we’ll sit down and have a cup of tea with raspberry jam. you're carrying raspberry jam. yes, and her samovar was inflated and a velchik so that you could be, but on sunday, one of the most talented directors of russian cinema, ivan dykhovichny, could have turned 75 today on channel one, we will remember him in a documentary inhale-exhale. extremely sympathetic creature, i have just experienced wonderful bright unearthly minutes. i can't tell you everything , because you name me crazy. each other is my own. how i tormented you, lord, i understand. all is well. i understand. that's how, thanks to a penny, petya got to heaven. and he became a general. and she really suits you. what wonderful fragments, in the meantime, good cinema can be watched on our screens and these days in moscow, as part of the carua festival,

francesca: el que gana es el que goza. carlos: es hoy un billete. >> algo asÍ.uitaron de todo, es como no poder hablar con la familia te das a motivaciÓn para seguir adelante. carlos: uno piensa que es mÁs pausada pero nos comentas que fueron muchas semanas de sol a sol y a veces hasta la madrugada es como entrenamiento militar. cuando entras una competencia si te cambia como persona, quiÉn eres ahora? >> soy una persona que estoy mÁs agradecido de todo lo que tengo, lo que a mi me molestÓ mucho es que entre reto y cuando me quitaron todo es que me di cuenta que tengo todo esto de mucha gente que no tiene casi nada. hay que ser agradecido de la vida, ser humilde y tener mucha pasiÓn para todo lo que tienes como trabajo, como amistades, familia, comida. francisca: comiste cosas horribles. >> en la final pueden ver que se tiene que tragarme cucarachas. francisca: dicen que tiene muchas proteÍnas. >> pero no sabe tan bueno. francisca: en algÚn momento sentiste como no puedo o tienes que darle mÁs duro. >> totalmente, creo que en la final durante esa Última semana y