i learned it from alessandra in bologna. woman in the city. >> jimmy: ah. >> so you go to someone else's house and they're going to swear up and down to jesus. if you don't have this, you go next door they tell you something completely different. this is specific to alessandra. we got some ragu. >> jimmy: does alessandra know you've taken her recipe and are now on tv? >> not until tonight. >> jimmy: now you're teaching everyone else how to do it. >> that's my responsibility. pass it on, pass it on. all right, let's eat this. >> jimmy: i feel like we're not helping at all. >> we're not. >> your job is to eat. this pasta's so fresh we're going to say the alphabet and it's going to be ready. >> jimmy: which alphabet? italian? you know what would be great right now is a nice glass of camel milk. >> camel milk. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: you make this much of a mess in the restaurant? >> it's a little soupy. >> jimmy: very sloppy. >> we have a little parm. we're going to add that. i wish i was like, "look under your seats."

both bologna and lazio had a man sent off — in their two all draw.ith both lazio‘s goals. and fiorentina got their third win in a row, after a poor start to the season — with victory over udinese. barcelona closed the gap on la liga leaders real madrid to two points, after an easy win over sevilla on sunday evening. barca, who've lost two games already this season — went in 3—0 at half time at the camp nou. luis suarez scoring an overhead kick, to get them off in style. arturo vidal and ousmane dembele effectively made the game safe after 45 minutes. lionel messi got their fourth with just over ten mins to go. barca were reduced to nine men late in the match — with red cards for ronald araujo, and dembele. and in the rest of sunday's la liga games. atletico madrid lost ground on the leaders, they're now third, after being held to a 0—0 draw with valladolid. mallorca remain in the relegation zone, with espa nyol, despite their 2—0 win earlier. and getafe came from behind, and scored a late goal to defeat real sociedad. a couple of shock results in the

joe bologna has been delivering mail here for 38 years in walnut creek combined with his service in the air force, he has 43 years of federal employment. today, is his last day on the job. tomorrow, he retires. . >> it's been a really great time. it really has. >> reporter: joe delivered mail all over walnut creek. in word of his retirement is just now hitting the streets. >> i heard that our mailman isretiring and i am so sad. lock at. this he brice our may every single day. >> reporter: i he got to ask you something everybody wants to know about letter carriers. how many times you been bit by a dog in. >> believe it or not, never been bit. i have seen dogs come at me. >> good cheer daily things. >> he delivers good cheer. >> yeah. >> reporter: wow. joe joe is one of the rare million mile drivers and has trin more than a million miles accident free. no one knows how many miles he hiked in the last 43 years. but you can bet it's a lot. tomorrow, he is walking into a party at the office. complete with dozens of photos showing his career here in walnut creek. >>p and that's why when he to

president has always claimed high did nothing wrong, and that whistleblower is full of warm pa bologna, tweeting today: this is about a found conversation. no pressure at all. it is just another democrat hoax. end of quote, president said he wants to face his accuser, a lot of people say that not a good idea for a bunch of reason, whistleblow are's attorney said today in a statement, intel community whistleblower is entitled t to to an -- today ioa republican senator chuck grassley agreed saying this person should be heard and protected. we should work to respect whistle-blowerrer's respect for confidentiality even hillary clinton is jumping in yes, here she goes. >> what do you think of president trump calling for the whistleblower to be outed. >> that is really dangerous. from everything we know, we don't know much, this is a experienced person who saw things that bothered him, that is what whittle blower statutes is for. kennedy: unless it is the "new york times" reporting my e-mail server. the president probably will not be deterred, and claims he wants to unmask the dreaded whistl

other 2 into central and southern parts of the philippines as showers slide in the way down towards bologna they are going to drift a little further southwards as we go on through wetness day so much of borneo will see some lively showers longer spells of right south of that system dry across a good part of indonesia jakarta with a high of 32. the story of one of the most successful p.r. campaigns in the us. study after study has demonstrated the israeli perspective dominated american media coverage well part of this can you get through your thick head is hamas a terrorist organization the only thing that you're going to say is what we want and if you don't say it we're not to let you speak it would be very hard for ordinary americans to know that they're being deceived the occupation of the american mind on al-jazeera. and again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour as turkey's offensive into kurdish held territory in northern syria escalates syrian government troops are now positioned in several nearby locations it follows a deal between damascus and the kurds all

president has always claimed high did nothing wrong, and that whistleblower is full of warm pa bologna

assemble a digital mob, phony bologna outrage is losing its punch.e hyper focus, decide, you are dead to them. who spends an ounce of outrage worrying who on earth ellen talks to she is a famous comedian has been through a lot, and bravely normalize gayness at a time it look a lot of our awj to come out, george w. bush presided over some horrific decisions for which he may never understand the gravity, but his pleasant exchange with ellen does not normalize torture, this is a football game, an escapist afternoon that does not change anyone's personal trajectory, remember escas escapism, that wn until houdini died from it, don't get me wrong, i love living in the circus and marvel at absurdity we live, but i don't live and die by people i talk to, i have lived and loved commies my entire life, i would never slow the fo vote for one,e good conversations, have a good time, challenge each other and make fun of the whole thing, so much more healthier then getting ulcers, and trying to hurt people, run them out of a job, next time someone trying to rope ne

. >> they were having a cow over red meat but a whistle-blowerrer says it is phony bologna, no scientistict pack that less meat is more health benefits. you heard that noise, the guys in the room, running out to get strip steaks, normally strippe strippers. if you wonder what difference is -- vegetarians don't like meat. vegans don't like themselves. >> that hurt. we're so malnourished. i'll be right back. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. let's go to the cemetery! kennedy: i don't know what that noise was, that must have been the manatee. thank you for watching best hour of your day, a fantastic week, it is only hump day. follow me, hi head shot. hate mail tomorrow night, and tomorrow, kat timpf, guy benson, and eugene monroe, our pro-marijuana panel. mm-hmm

. >> you are right, it is all noise, i would call it a bologna much sandwich. in today's world, everyone knows what they are doing. democrats know they are trying to figure out what can we pull from this, and republicans know that i want to make sure they tell them when they are doing, you are right. don't the american people want to talk about the things that actual matters and what impacts floor lives. their lives. >> why do any -- why build this case in secret. >> i don't -- well not built in secret, 47 republicans across three committees in these secret sessions, they are doing questioning there is tape of trey gowdy asking why the benghazi -- he has been on tv talking about it. there is to roll tape, but you listen is lindsey graham, you are right such a sham press conference, we did a real impeachment about lying about oral sex, and a president abusing power, you look at "wall street journal" today, argue, you can't impeach a president because he is really bad quid pro quoer. >> in monica lewinsky scenario happened today he would have been removed from of

. >> they were having a cow over red meat but a whistle-blowerrer says it is phony bologna, no scientistic port pack that less meat is more health benefits. you heard that noise, the guys in the room, running out to get strip steaks, normally strippe strippers. if you wonder what difference is -- vegetarians don't like meat. vegans don't like themselves. >> that hurt. we're so malnourished. i'll be right back. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'

and him throwing a bologna sandwich across the room. >>> she's been illustrating them for five years. the chinese culture center. memories from 1989. >> the tennis square incident. the loma prieta earthquake. what's interesting in that moment in 1989, there are both physical and psychological shifts in the city and in the world. >> this idea of sharing memories has so much to do with how the bay area has changed since the quake. i like this idea of having a place to hold that in a valid way. >> one moment, one year. it changed so much for so many. in san francisco, liz -- >> we continues to share people's work online. >> you can see her illustrations on her website or at the chinese cultural center of san francisco and it runs through the ends of the year. >> this does it for abc 7 news at 4:00. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm larry beil. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> earthquake, drop, cover, hold on. >> state launches the country's first statewide earthquake alert system. how much time do you get to prepare? >> the epicenter of loma prieta, like phoenix, how san

>> is this all just bureau credit bologna and when i was in that room the idea was president bush started this and you have one person operating in the senior and 24/7 to wake up and to focus on the next foreign leader engagement but on threat to the homeland and to report directly, i can tell you waited and that is why obama gave you a nickname doctor do because every time i saw my spring and bad news, but structure matters. there is also no crime that would apply to stockpile weapons, intending them to be used and condemning a mass shooting for ideological purposes and coercing, so i conceived of a statute and talked with a lot of people on capitol hill, i talked with civil rights and civil liberties groups, i've talked with the oversight board, i've been trying to talk to as many people as they can about this to see if we can't have a proposal that satisfies all the concerns, so the basic outline would be, criminalizing already existed crimes of violence, murder, kidnapping, assault with a dangerous weapon, aggravated assault, but when done with the intent to intimate or coerce or infl

bologna. let's get all the chips out. let's have transparency. and then let the chips fall where they may because in that way, i think that we can have some sense of a bipartisan solution here or a bipartisan consensus, i should probably say. >> let me jump in and ask you this because you said that they should have political courage, right? do you think that others should have political courage because i think that that's what you're doing right now. others in your own party, other republicans should have political courage and come out and state how they feel about this, or what's going on with them? >> well, look, i mean first of all, many of them haven't even had an opinion that what he did in that conversation was wrong, which is astounding to me. >> you've always said it was wrong. >> yeah, absolutely was wrong. absolutely. secondly, none of them have called for an inquiry. none of them. it's just -- it's amazing to me. and, look, i don't really want to get into disparaging them or lecturing them. but you got to ask yourself if there is a pre

steve: that's a lot of bologna. >> yeah.e resolve stuff with china no sure bet, steve, it's ongoing worry that it cannot get solved. steve: there has got to be a difference between things slowing down and things turning the wrong way? >> absolutely. i'm glad you made that distinction because, you know, europe goes the other way. so there's a big difference between slowing down and hiring slowing and stopping or getting big layoffs. there are some of them, kroger announced that it's laying off hundreds of people. so i'm not, you know, saying none of that is going on. but the overall fundamentals here are much better than almost anywhere else. steve: okay. you were talking about the slowdown with kroger and companies like that. but what about like g.m.? how has that contributed to the slowdown? because they stopped for a couple of weeks. >> yeah. you know, with these strikes too, steve, when it drags on, it's already cost g.m. over a billion dollars. it goes on and on, affects, you know, plants in canada, mexico, already an ad