>> oh, dear. >> sabrina, you cannot postpone your 16th birthday.ood moon which only occurs once every 66 years. >> seth: please welcome to the show kiernan shipka, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> hi! i'm so good. how are you? >> seth: good. it is so lovely to see you again. >> good. >> seth: the first time we met my wife, and i were huge fans of you on "mad men." >> yes. >> seth: and we were at the emmys and we came over -- >> yes. >> seth: and introduced ourselves to you. >> yes. i did not know who you were. [ laughter ] to be fair i was probably -- probably 12 at the time. >> seth: yes. >> and then within the year, i started watching "snl" and you were my era of "snl." >> seth: well, that's very kind to hear. >> so -- >> seth: i will say that when we walked away, my wife said she definitely didn't know who you were. [ laughter ] >> you made a lasting impression, though. you guys were so nice. so -- >> seth: well, you did on my wife because you told my wife that you liked her dress. >> aw. >> se

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sabrina to start with you the attorney general just session straight after these midterm results came in is the united states in the middle of a constitution of course on the verge of a constitutional crisis where we are we're only on the crisis spectrum well the president left little doubt that the reason he fired jeff sessions was because of his frustration with the rush hour probe he said that jeff sessions the decision he made to recuse himself because sessions had not disclosed his own contacts with the russians or in between sixteen campaign said that was his primary source of i or he obviously wants more control over the direction of this investigation i think it's the first step that he's laid out in the path toward potentially firing the special counsel that of course is what i think would trigger then that your constitutional crisis and i don't think anyone is holding their breath about the prospect of republicans taking any action to rein this president in. a big piece for the atlantic about how jeff sessions is cracking down on civil rights eroding civil rights in this cou

with sabrina to meet more of her family and reunite with sabrina's mother.onestly, robin and i are sharing kleenexs at this point. you should know we reached out to sabrina's mother and father who raised her. both say they support their daughter in all this and reached out to ancestry and said they have a whole team of people waiting for more sensitive questions to come up. >> this could be life-changing for everyone involved. so what advice does ancestry have? >> imagine how disorienting and scary it is. they have a step-by-step plan on how to reach out to family who don't even know you exist, or may not want to hear from you necessarily, but the bottom line is treat the entire process with kindness, especially yourself. around every corner. surprises >> but, boy, when he saw his daughter, it was just like 34 years had just evaporated, the way he was with her. it was just, like, as a dad. >> they're creating new family bonds and creating more love all the way around. >> yeah, well, i'm glad this turned out as it did. thanks for sharing it. [ applause ] >> l

suitcase laptop boarding pass for many companions for sabrina most aapl who is constantly on the move for her work she was born in indonesia went to school in singapore and studied at a prestigious university in the u.s. but in twenty thirty she came back home to start a cocoa company today she's on her way from jakarta to sumatra. to come back to something. yes most of the reason why at every government agency this is you don't get the opportunity to see this and not that there's so much things that could be done to a lot of attention on a lot of meat that's what he said that's going to bypass today she's visiting some of the two hundred farmers who supply her company with cocoa beans she believes that building trust is crucial when it comes to creating lasting change and she's brought some of the company's latest chocolate creations to share with taufiq a diot they're also discussing ways to improve production here in the countryside even the simplest of things can be hard to come by electricity only arrived last year and as for internet you can forget it. is for sure is quite diffi

when sabrina came here for the first tell you meant offered us better off prices than what the other traders were offering along with technical training we could not stop laughing at the big city girl but then we realized she really was serious but. most stop will now sells her being to a bar chocolate products in six countries. she herself learned to trade from belgian chocolate is amendable up her own recipes in her parents' garage the company now has more than fifty employees must stop or believes that it indonesia wants to cease being a so-called developing country the government must invest more heavily in education and do a better job at fighting corruption she says corruption is what hurts her company most when it comes to applying for various necessary planets. to be realistic this was a time where we place our you know nothing and it is getting better by the ones that a problem is not going to eradicate it overnight and i think it does have to be part of what you can do it to me and where you are out there is the. most top always off to have next appointment she says she's o

of phil rucker, sabrina siddiqui, and shannon pettypiece. sorry, it's late already and it's just the night before. >>> coming up for us, we'll be joined by two gentlemen named steve. kornacki is here at the big board with a preview of tomorrow evening. and mr. schmidt will join us with his prediction of the kind of country we're going to wake up to on wednesday. "the 11th hour" just getting started tonight. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> president trump is still speaking at the final rally of the midterm season in missouri tonight, and make no mistake, in addition to elections in all 435 house districts across this country tomorrow, it is a test of trumpism. no matter what he may say on wednesday, the president has been on the trail for days saying a vote for blank -- fill in

and sabrina sadiqqui., is everybody on board with this attack job before ink is dry, before hands have been raised and other hands placed on bibles and such and people sworn in? >> i think you heard a bit of caution from democratic leaders in congress who certainly don't want to give off the perception that they will only use their newfound majority to investigate and not to legislate. but you are hearing from the incoming committee chairs a sense that there is a desire and appetite to really restore a sense of having a check and balance on this presidency given congress does have considerable oversight powers that frankly were not really used in the two years that the republicans were in control of both chambers and of this administration. and so you have that very exhaustive laundry list of avenues they intend to pursue. i think there is consensus that the priorities should be on the russia probe and any ways the president has sought to interfere with the work of the justice department, the circumstances

sabrina and karen, thank you so much. olivia, please stick around. much more with you in a moment.d then the freshman arriving in washington. some of the -- some new arrivals to capitol hill, including alexandria okasia cortez and her savvy use of social media. we're going to talk about why conservative media seems obsessed with this congresswoman-elect. in america, the zip code you're born in can determine your future. but no matter what neighborhood you grow up in, the y creates opportunities for all. for a better us, donate to your local y today. for a better us, havi is not always easy. plaque psoriasis it's a long-distance journey, and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for over 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. and the kind of clearance that can last. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tube

sabrina to start with you the attorney general just session straight after these midterm results came in is the united states in the middle of a constitution of course on the verge of a constitutional crisis where we are we're only on the crisis spectrum well the president left little doubt that the reason he fired jeff sessions was because of his frustration with the rush hour probe he said that jeff sessions the decision he made to recuse himself because sessions had not disclosed his own contacts with the russians or in between sixteen campaign said that was his primary source of i or he obviously wants more control over the direction of this investigation i think it's the first step that he's laid out in the path toward potentially firing the special counsel that of course is what i think would trigger then that your constitutional crisis and i don't think anyone is holding their breath about the prospect of republicans taking any action to rein this president in. a big piece for the atlantic about how jeff sessions is cracking down on civil rights eroding civil rights in this cou

sabrina to start with you the attorney general just session straight after these midterm results came in is the united states in the middle of a constitution of course on the verge of a constitutional crisis where we are where are we on the crisis spectrum well the president left little doubt that the reason he fired jeff sessions was because of his frustration with the rush hour probe he said that jeff sessions the decision he made to recuse himself because sessions had not disclosed his own contacts with the russians or in between sixteen campaign said that was his primary source of i or he obviously wants more control over the direction of this investigation i think it's the first step that he's laid out in the path toward potentially firing the special counsel that of course is what i think would trigger then that your constitutional crisis and i don't think anyone is holding their breath about the prospect of republicans taking any action to rein this president in. a big piece for the atlantic about how jeff sessions is cracking down on civil rights eroding civil rights in this c

"almost love" from her album "singular," which is out this fall, please welcome, the incredible, sabrina carpenter! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the moment when the light is red before the go ♪ the moment when the curtain's down before the show ♪ the moment when you're done but maybe just one more ♪ that's how i feel before i get you all alone ♪ and we could give it a minute but what's the fun in a minute ♪ when we could push all the limits, ah yeah, yeah ♪ shirt hanging on my shoulders both hands wanna hold you ♪ so baby, what's the hold up? yeah, yeah ♪ can you feel the tension rising? ♪ now you're-- now you're getting it close ( cheers and applause ) ♪ now you're-- now you're getting it close love's almost love ♪ speed this up 'cause i'm excited ♪ no more, no more taking it slow no more, no more taking it slow ♪ it's almost love it's almost love ♪ almost love almost love but it could be love ♪ almost love it's almost love ♪ but it could be love almost lo-lo-love ♪ almost love but it could be love ♪ it could be love it could be ♪ i want you like a midnight hour wants a view ♪ i wa

. >> sabrina, i want to show you two different graphics. number one is the classic pollster question about right track, wrong track about our country. these numbers were kind of astounding when they came out. 54%, i believe were on the wrong track, 38% the right track. with that in mind, what is paul begala doing writing this on twitter? i'm as nervous as a porcupine in a balloon factory. what are democrats so nervous about tonight as we go into tomorrow? >> i think that democrats are always going to be concerned with the prospect of complacency, this baked-in narrative that we have a blue wave upon us. there might be some voters that think they don't even need to go out to the polls. the fact of the matter is midterms are typically a base turnout election. the president is making the effort to boost his supporters going out to the polls. what's striking is if you look at the numbers and at the number of americans that think we're on track, this is at a time when the economy is booming. if it was any other president, the argument would be t

sabrina to start with you the attorney general just session straight after these midterm results came in is the united states in the middle of a constitution of course on the verge of a constitutional crisis where we are where are we on the crisis spectrum well the president left little doubt that the reason he fired jeff sessions was because of his frustration with the rush hour probe he said that jeff sessions the decision he made to recuse himself because sessions had not disclosed his own contacts with the russians during the twenty sixteen campaign trump said that was his primary source of i or he obviously wants more control over the direction of this investigation i think it's the first step that he's laid out in the path toward potentially firing the special counsel that of course is what i think would trigger then that your constitutional crisis and i don't think anyone is holding their breath about the prospect of republicans taking any action to rein this president in. a big piece for the atlantic about how jeff sessions is cracking down on civil rights eroding civil rights

engine manufacturer of the twenty first century pop culture with writer and former music journalist sabrina could not stay to watch the whole. thing. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of the global wealth he longs to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trees per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars ai industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one business showed you can afford to miss the one and only. cranking game americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very simi

engine manufacturer of the twenty first century pop culture with writer and former music journalist sabrina could not stay to watch the hawks. and with the systems to submit wolf. my love for sunday and this is their. role is going to say the boy understands with the must be so it looks. this is the . pope who. got a fellow plus now because i am. ok see that i'm going back to the bios to look at the model you punish to blow it's so much more to show such as the fluid so almost like. you do in your midst. to. show it's seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. any old belief yet to shape out these days you can stick out to it and engage with because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to press. it to the right to be press it's like the before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested in the waters in the. city. cranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make

manufacture fame of the twenty first century pop culture with writer and former music journalist sabrina could not stay to watch the whole. thing. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be rich. but you going to be close it's like the full story in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house. sitting. down with the symptoms to sleep while. my little course on the syria. rolls going to say the boy understands with the must be so it looks. this is an english hope. not a slow plus not all because i am. sick. and. ok see that i got to go in that deal but you also look at the model on the footage to blow it so let's just use the word souls that. you were doing your. thing. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten likes color blind stamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the old rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some wi

. >> joining us now sabrina sadiki, politics reporter from "the guardian" and michael sheer, cnn analystnd white house correspondent for the "new york times." michael, how significant is this stone development? >> well, look, it fits in with the rest of the stone dilemma for bob mueller, which is trying to figure out whether and how to take roger stone seriously. the question even more fundamentally than this exchange that you played is the question of whether or not roger stone is truly indicative of collusion in with russians in the trump campaign. was roger stone really a kind of early warning system for what the russians were going to release through wiki-leaks, or was he just a boastful guy who was sort of pretending that he knew more about what was going to happen with wiki-leaks than really he did know. that's what mueller is trying to figure out, and the exchange you played is another example of this. we just don't know. as stone himself just said in that interview, how seriously to take him. >> the fact that roger stone was essentially saying do not cooperate with mueller and ma

we all know. >> sabrina and i were covering that together.right in the middle of it. >> first assignment. >> you were doing an excellent job. >> we've come a long way. >> when the president says i always want to tell the truth when i can, i tell the truth. i mean, that says a lot. >> maybe that's the most truthful thing he said. he tries to tell the truth. it doesn't always work out. look, i mean, we joke about it, but it is an -- it's a tough thing, especially for us as journalists, because when we fact check and say, well, what he said is not accurate, even a couple of hours ago when he was in the white house saying things that were just factually wrong about the caravan, it allows him to sort of pit himself against us when we're trying to be the truth tellers and fact checkers. >> there's more news we're following. just ahead, a dramatic shift in relations between israel and arab states thanks to iran. we'll be right back. ree that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. the kind of

sabrina says i'm in the mood for rain, and i'm in the mood for love, none of them are happening right now. at this stage of the game we'll take it day-to-day or week to week and right now it's a quiet week. it's mainly 30s to the north. it's a cold morning for some. 30s for many, wood acre is at 1500 feet sitting at 60 degrees, high pressure large and in charge will give you sunshine and warm temperatures for everybody. sal? >> we're coming in hot, i like it. >>> westbound 580, we have slow traffic out there on the altamont pass approach. the tracy supercommute, we have lane blockage for construction and a mourn accident. get on the road as early as possible. if you're driving there, there have been no major issues for the castro valley as you go to the coliseum and the bay bridge toll plaza back to you at the desk. >>> gavin newsom easily defeated his republican the vote with john cox getting 41%, as ktvu's heather holmes reports, gavin newsom has been preparing to be governor for years. >> he's been waiting in the wings for years to become governor, new he's set to become the 40th g

let's discuss with sabrina siddiqui and margaret allen.s you look at this, we had a lawyer on the air a short time ago and asked him are public comments of criticism in the past, are they by law evidence of bias that would require someone to recuse? he made the point, no, not necessarily. i wondered, are democrats pointing to anything more than the public comments by him and things such as an opinion piece he wrote on cnn last year. are they pointing to anything else to back up this demand? >> i think democrats are just looking to use whatever tools they have, and the biggest tool they have right now, at least the start of the new year, is going to be their ability to subpoena people and their ability to put political pressure and public pressure on people. that's really the arm they're looking at right now. and i suppose potentially the threat of tying this to keeping the government open, although it sounds again that that is a more rhetorical threat than anything else. >> wait, the government, tying it to funding. that was about protecti

he attended prince harry and meghan's wedding with fiance sabrina dhowre.he sexiest man alive issue hits news stands on friday. and for more video go to peopletv.com. and despite all this buzz, we're counting on idris to stay grounded. >> you know, i'm just an actor. it's great to be adored, but as soon as you start to believe that stuff, you start to lose your own trajectory. >> oh. >> that's great for him. for me there's nothing wrong with being second. >> are you talking about yourself? >>> anyway idris is leading the pack. who is else is making "people" sexiest list? i love it. who did "people" pick as the sexiest kris? i've been doing a lot of voting today. >> everybody is. >>> brad pitt is a two-time sexiest man alive. but now his fate is in a judge's hands. the trial date has been set for brad's nasty custody battle with angelina. december 4th is the day brad and angelina will head to trial. "e.t." obtained the court documents which state a location has not been set and angelina and brad may be able to appear via telephone. since the trial involves t

he brought fiance sabrina dhowre to harry and meghan's wedding and he's the father of two kids.what she posted about his out his "people" cove. that's my hubby. yes, sir! #chocolateforthewin. >> let's say they're both winning. how cool was it to see beyonce from back in the day? >> back in the day beyonce. >>> well, i think priyanka chopra may have a different pick for sexiest man alive. her fiance nick jonas. up first in tonight's know and tell, nick and priyanka ready to wed. ♪ you got me in chains >> the i do date is moving up and we may have a new mrs. jonas before the end of 2018. a source tells "e.t." priyanka and nick were planning to get married early next year, but since day one, the couple have clicked and have never taken their relationship slow. >> it's obviously been a whirlwind, but i'm seeing myself happier and finding someone who can be a partner to you in so many ways more than one is amazing. ♪ and i keep on climbing up roof top ♪ >> so why the rush down the aisle? we're told quote, they know that they love one another and are going to be married so they don't

. >> sabrina, we are showing video.t before the first lady issued that statement through her press secretary, this deputy national security adviser, you see her highlighted there. she was at a white house event with the president, and she is smiling over there. >> you know, one thing that's also notable is that john bolton is currently traveling with the vice president in asia. so, you know, news of her departure is coming when he isn't even here to weigh in. it is worth noting, you know, john bolton was arguably one of the only allies she had left in the administration. now, i know a lot of the attention is on the statement that we saw from melania trump simply because it is highly unusual and she is a fist lady who kept a low profile, so it is a remarkable statement for her to have made. one thing about the depp any national security adviser is she also butted heads with white house chief of staff john kelly. she also clashed with the defense secretary, jim mattis. there was some scepticism that within she was perhaps

joining us now to pop culture in the face is a los angeles based writer and for our music journalist sabrina got not a thank you so much for joining us today. so the root of the how are you. this is an interesting and wild story and i want to start by asking you here's a guy who bought. gave the impression that they were much more popular than the band was much more popular live at really was no interesting as we've seen major record labels busted for boosting views on facebook and followers on twitter back to the bay record companies paid radio stations outright to play their artist so let me ask you how you know how does one differ from what the you know quote unquote legitimate of the music industry does sometimes on a daily basis. i think that jared forgot the number one rule of manufacturing fame which is you have to actually go viral in order to pull this off and he essentially was just skip that middle part he manufactured popularity and then he jumped to the part where he acted like he was famous and i think that's the part that people don't like like people don't want to see the pup

sabrina edwards lives in deganwy with her partner and a stepson.k bin refuse collections to once every four weeks. after three weeks we will count down to the next collection, looking at the chart waiting for it to happen. yeah, i have got to borrow a bin from next door, she doesn't mind us using it. it is always full, every time. for households with six or more, an additional wheelie bin will be provided. those collecting the rubbish across conwy have witnessed locals' worries first—hand. residents have shown concerns to ourselves in terms of how they are going to manage. it is more those with particularly young families, we still see sometimes a bit of the recycling going into the grey bins at the moment but it is reducing as time goes on. residents here in towyn, on the east side of the county have had a chance to come to terms with the new regime. they were part of the year—long trial before these four—weekly collections were implemented across the whole of the county, and the result of that trial from the recycling had increased found the recy

sabrina: asÍ es. my fit. prueba el tamaño siguiente para hasta un 20 % más de cobertura de día o de noche. porque mejor cobertura es mejor protección. always es aquel que es auténtico ¿elcontigo y con tu piel.el? más que tonos que combinan, true match se mimetiza con tu piel. es tan fácil de mezclar que no puedes diferenciar dónde termina tu base y dónde comienza tu piel. true match. ♪ ♪ juan: bienvenidos nuevamente a "dr. juan". sabÍa que como pacientes pueden negar a un tratamiento que le ponga su mÉdico? para decirle todos los derechos que tenemos en el consultorio mÉdico, nos acompaÑa el experto en seguros martÍn tuidan. es un tema que me parece importante. en la medicina no por mucho tiempo, se practicÓ una medicina paternalista donde el pase te tenÍa que hacer lo que el mÉdico de -- le decÍa y no es asÍ. vamos a la primera consulta. >> buenos dÍas. la semana pasada fui a visitar a mi mÉdico y me sentÍ discriminada por parte de los empleados de la oficina. habrÁ una ley que me proteja de esto? ju

sabrina, after the sessions firing, and we all saw it unfold yesterday, the new senator, the incomingator from the state of utah, a man by the man of mitt romney, he tweeted for the mueller investigation to proceed he said unimpeded. do you think romney is going to be potentially a headache for the trump white house? >> the senate is going to be without some of its most prominent critics because senators jeff make and bob corker nearing their retirement and the late senator john mccain is no longer in the chamber so there is a position that mitt romney could fulfill as a conscience, so to speak, on the republican side of the aisle, but it's worth noting that despite his contentious relationship with trump in 2016 when he was one of the leaders of the never trump movement he then, as a candidate in utah, took a more cordial tone. he said he was going to criticize the president sparingly. now i think it will really come down to the difference between words and action, and so he has criticized, for example, the president's rhetoric towards the media, towards minorities and immigrants, mu

the control of house came down literally several dozen races where there are several thousand votes sabrinates. >> it will be a late night for all of us and i think we've never seen this type of historical early voter and never seen this much money go into house races met democratic perspective. it feels a little better for us in the house and i'm not this whole blue wave stuff. my gut tells me we should be able to win the house because based on whated i've here heard from healthcare and the direction were going to feel like were running aun good campaign. were not talking enough about is governorships. this will be a very good night for the regrets i think we will pick up possibly as high as ten seats in governorships which will make a big difference for us going into 2020. senate, i think, kyle could give you the numbers better but chris finland that you guys well on fox. it's a narrow path. >> one correction. this is not the most favorable landscape for presidential e parties in 60 years but the most favorable political landscape for the party in power since he began elected senators by

. >> reporter: sabrina selinka, duneral manager of sewing, says they are able to p high quality garments a group some may underestimate, with a lot of time and training. >> it is something that makes all of us proud. some of them had dreams of wanting to join the military but they couldn't. so being here gives them that sense of pride of having a contribution to the military. >> reporter: barbara says she loves giving back to the women in the military and loves eing >> i love parade is the military and i get so excited when i see because i tell who ever is sitting next to me. hey, i helped make their uniforms and they are like wow >> reporter: v.g.s. is workingxp onding its government contracts to include other garments for the military as well as securing contracts. that way it will keep these employees producing quality clothing and potenally employ more individuals with disabilities. for pbs newshour, i'm darrielle snipes in cleveland. >> woodruff: and three cheers for them. and that's theniewshour for t. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us

. >> sabrina, very strong economic numbers, jobs numbers, once again came out for the month of october250 jobs created, 3.7% unemployment, very low. why isn't the president simply focusing in on the economy and how well these jobs numbers are instead of bringing in all these other issues? >> well, if this were any other president, and we were just days out from the midterm elections, which will determine whether his party keeps control of congress, you would think he would want to talk about the fact that the jobs numbers, the unemployment rates, have continued to look good for the country. but the fact of the matter is that while the trump administration has been able to continue the economic progress that began under the previous administration, the president's own approval ratings have largely remained stagnant. and so what that reinforces is that this president has a ceiling. and so although the economy is doing well, he's not actually getting credit for it. in many ways, because, of course, the rhetoric that we often talk about, the actions from this president, continue to be unpo

. >> sabrina is in in from dallas for the big game. >> i bought the ticket a long t >> but to surprise the matchup is postponed due to the smoke. >> we know the health of the players cons cern. but we just got the email a couple minutes ago. we just found out. >> it's scheded for december 1st. tracy calderon couldn't reschedule her sister'sthir b ydaparty. so she brought a mask. >> i have asthma. i knew the air would be compromise ds o wey m came prepared. >> universal officials considered moving the big game to levi stadium but the air quality isn't much better in the south bay. to give you historical perspective the last time it was asinn of john f. lowing the kennedy. >> the air quality is impacting a donation drive supposed to happen this weekend. but st. anthony's in san francisco is going virtl. if you want to donate go to their website. we put a link on abc7news.com. you will see opportunities to pay for chicken, trk, vegetables. >>> many other events have been cancelled because of the smoke, the north face endures challenge and the sunset running races both supposed to map in s

tonight -- ike barinholtz, star of "chilling adventures of sabrina," actress kiernan shipka, music fromers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight?s [ ch that's fantastic to hear in that case, let's get to the news. president trump told reporters today that he gets along well withenator ted cruz saying,

. >> cambiamos de tema y ahora tenemos que hablar de sabrina sabrok gracias. >> que estÁ dispuesta a el tema fue skacarla estrada, el tema era william y juan te respeto mucho y lamento que te hagan pasar este momento tan desagradable. >> es un poco extraÑo porque dice te hagan pasar un momento tan desagradable. >> lo que estÁn comentando que se sacÓ de contexto la entrevista, que no habla de ella, sino de william y juan que fue el inicio del problema y sus declaraciones. >> me parece bien que este tomando un paso para atrÁs porque es justo que si uno ofende a alguien, despuÉs diga lo siento. >> fallÉ. >> exacto, rectificar es de humanos. >> seguro. >> exacto, pero bueno vamos a pasar ahora se lo adelantamos que nuestro compaÑero sandarti va a tener sus primeras clases de inglÉs aquÍ en estados unidos, vamos a ver cÓmo le va. >> (hablan inglÉs) (hablan inglÉ(hablan inglÉs) (hablan inglÉs) cÓmo tÍo poca madre. >> la respuesta es bien gracias. >> okay. >> vamos a practicar pronunciaciÓn, traes tÚ fases en inglÉs, la primera es muy bien. tecnologÍa de Último momento. >> ahÍ estÁ. >> pero

. >> sabrina is in from dallas to attend the wig game at cal. >> i bought the ticket and flit a long time ag. >> but to her surprise the matchup is postponed due to the smoke. >> we know that the the health of the players is obviously a big concern. with you we just got the email a couple of minutes ago just found out. >> it's scheduled for december 1st. tracy couldn't reschedule her sister's 50th birthday party so she brought a mask. >> i have asthma. i knew would be compromised ormy broegting would be compromise. we came prepared. >> university officials considered moving the gamed to levi stadium but the air quality isn't much better in the south bay. to give you perspective, the elic last time the game was postponed was following the assassination of jfk. >> the bad air quality is impacting a curbside donation thanksgiving drive. posed to happen this weekend. but they are going virtual. if you want to donate go to the website. there is a link on our website, abc7news.com. you see a page to pay for items like turkey, ham, chicken, rice and vegetables. the virtual donation drive ru

. >>> sabrina is from dallas to attend the big game at cal. >> i bought my ticket, flit a rung time ago. >> but to her surprise, the 121st matchup between berkeley and stanford is postponed due to the smoke. >> we know the healthy of the players is a big concern. but we got the email a couple minutes ago. >> now scheduled for december 1st. tracy calderon couldn't reschedule her sister's birthday party so she brought a mask. >> i have asthma and knew that the air was compromised or my breathing would be. we came prepared. >> the university officials considered moving the game to levi stadium. but the air quality is not much better there. to give you some historical perspective, the last time the game was postponed was actually following the assassination of president john f. kennedy. >>> the bad air quality is also impacting an annual curbside thanksgiving donation drive. twaes v supposed to happen this weekend. but st. anthony's in san francisco is going virtual instead. if you want to donate you can go to the website we put a link on abc 7 news.com. you'll see a page to pay for items l

. >> it looks, sabrina, like they're trying to circle around roger stone, as well, given all of his associatesave already been questioned, he has nod. right. there are more than a dozen associates of roger stone who have been contacted at this point by the special counsel, either to sit down for an interview or appear before a grand jury. and one of the pieces of information we heard in recent days about jerome coursey, you have some sources close to mueller saying they may have evidence he, in fact, did brag or take credit for being behind release of the e-mails that were hacked from hillary clinton's campaign. so now the key question is, what, if anything, did roger stone know? we obviously are well aware of his contacts with julian assange and wikileaks. and was roger stone, in fact, acting as some sort of conduit between the trump campaign and moscow. because that really cuts at the heart of this. and that would have, of course, been some evidence of some sort of collusion, and particularly what did roger stone, a long-time political adviser to the president, tell then candidate trump abou

sabrina robinson unseated a 12-year incumbent.t's no small task in a city like memphis. >> it's true there is such a gap between reputation and how reliable those voters are and how engaged they are. did they talk about the sort of what it's been like to go from candidate to now either office holder or about to be an office holder? >> well, the big challenge was just getting through the campaigning and the election. and you know how dirty local politics can be when everybody nose your business. they know who your daddy. they know where all the skeletons are. for many of the candidates said just getting out there every single day, putting your face out there, knocking on the doors, there was a change, that you had to step up because it was a calling and it had to be done. >> if you've never been around someone running for local, local office, it's an amazingly humbling experience. >> right. >> it's not real glorious. >> no. >> it's like a loft people trying to get people's attention and they don't want to talk to you. it's part of