. >>> the charles schultz museum had a grand reopening.everyone was welcome today, and admission was free. snoopy and charlie brown both made an appearance as well. charles schultz in home and -- home in santa rosa was destroyed in santa rosa but who -- his widow was able to evacuate. some memorabilia was lost in the home, much of it was safe at the peanut museum. >>>more big-name musicians are taking seen -- concert. there are going to be 3 concerts in napa and sonoma county. for the love of sonoma featuring the counting crows has already sold out, this -- that's this saturday on the 18th, michael ferrante and spearhead will headline for the love of napa on the same day at the robert mondavi winery in oakville. in san francisco pop rock band train will perform december 1, at the napa valley upper house. >>> last thursday a bay area band got sold out at at&t park. it brought in 17 million for those that were affected by the devastating fires. that brings the total amount raised for the tipping point, emergency relief fund to $23 million. o

charlie: this is what charles schultz said.chultz once cartooning was a fairly sort of profession. you have to draw fairly well. really well, you would be a painter. if you rose really well, you would be an author. what sort of cartoons results from that? you hold the answers in your hands to be fair. chris ware is not alone. he is part of cartoonists that have great, emotional stories. that is pretty damn good. chris: yes. he is a nice person. in a lot of ways, ira showed me how to structure a story. i think it is funny the only person in america with a degree in semiotics to actually is employed. charlie: the only one i know. chris: from working in collaborating with him on stories and seeing how the structures them, i learned a great deal. charlie: memory is an important thing. chris: it is all there is. is all we have. charlie: memory? chris: yeah. there is nothing else we can grab onto. there is nothing else -- that doesn't matter. that is the only thing we can claim as our own. that is how we get through life. charlie: ou

. ♪ >>> the charles schultz museum held a grand reopening after closing from the devastating fires.e. his santa rosa home was burned to the ground and the fires. the family said that some memorabilia was lost, but much of it was safe at the museum. >>> the 49ers finally did it. >> this one has been a long time coming. in fact, you have to go back to christmas eve of last year, that's 315 days for the last time that they won a football game. jimmy garoppolo had to watch today. c.j. beathard looked great in this one. here he throws to marquise goodwin and he takes it 83 yards for the touchdown. c.j. beathard has a near-perfect quarterback rating in the first half. he throws to garrett celek and then 47 yards for the touchdown. in the fourth quarter he races in and dies in for the touchdown. the 49ers would get another touchdown in the first win for kyle shanahan. he should hug with john lynch. just two cups of water for this win. >> we have been working and we have been around this game for a while. this doesn't feel like a team that is a bunch of losers. it has just been a matter of

$38 million. >>> of course charles schultz behind peanuts.amazon entering the pharmaceutical game might just be more than mirror rumors. st. louis post dispatch reports amazon has gained approval for wholesale pharmacy licenses in 12 states including new jersey. it also has an application pending in the state of maine. amazon spokesperson says that it's not commenting on the subject and describes everything as rumor and speculation. >>> wal*mart ready to compete with other stores this holiday season with wide range of offers and slashing prices for online and inn store shoppers. it will triple its online selection offering customers a total of 60 million items. it's also going offer free two-day shipping on many as 2 million things on their website and if you prefer to physically go inside a wal*mart this holiday season, well, you're in luck. the company says it will hold more than 20,000 holiday events at its stores where shoppers can test things before buying. >>> a controversial new medical ban taking place in the uk. why smokers and the o

. >> charles schultz was the first cartoonist to reality an empathetic character.efore his comic strips, they were something you looked down on and laughed at. and his genius was to take his heart and put it into the artwork and into every line that he made so that the reader would go into the picture and come back out through the characters. and feel through those characters. charlie brown was a character that you felt not only for but through. i mean it moved me so much when i was a kid that he didn't get valentines that i sent him a valentine or gave to my mom to send to him. i don't know what she did with it. >> rose: i'm sure she sent it. >> i don't know. the fact that somebody can do that, just for the simple little doodle. is he capturing something about the fundamental truth of a human being, in a tiny little, almost dumb drawing that would make a kid, kid's heartbreak in a way, that's something. there is really something there that is powerful, i think. >> rose: take a look at this. this is from an earlier show of mine, may 9th, 1997, here it is. >>. >> i

. >> charles schultz lost his home. >>> you are talking about a series of storms. >> the midweek and next weekend storm could bring an inch or two of rain. the story right now, not a whole lot happening outside. the golden gate bridge looks dry. not many clouds either. dublin currently 51. hope the skies stay clear. tomorrow morning pre sunrise. check it out tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. to six hmm in the morning. so the impact on the morning commute we think will be from areas san francisco and oakland north ward. 40s and 50s to start the day. and possibly t-shirt weather tomorrow. temperatures in the upper 60s maybe few low 70s tomorrow. and the peninsula mid-60s. mild monday. rain moving from north to south. san francisco seeing highs in the low 60s and the rain in the north bay, highs in the low 60s for monday. notice no orange or red on the board. the timing here for the morning commute, areas north of san francisco, and in san jose you might have to wait for the entire day to pass before the rain picks up. behind the system a more significant follows for wednesday afternoon and thursda

charles schultz museum is back open. they honored the peanuts comic creator. nbc bay area was there yesterday as it has grand re-opening party was held. the building wasn't damaged in the fire but ash was everywhere. it got inside. the museum director said it took time to clean up. >> first the art that was on the wall had to be taken off. conservists came in to make sure the paper art was fine, then started cleaning the environment. we brought in air scrubbers. >> they used 21 air scrubbers and had them running 24 hours a day for two weeks. after that, a cleaning team was brought in. all that could be herd was everyone saying, good grief. okay, i added that last part. it's nice. festive. a good christmas, charlie brown. >> in time for the holidays. >> the spokesperson, was she the red-headed girl? >> it's a good day as we start this monday morning. some of us seeing wet weather. others are all dry. it's going to be dry in the south bay today as we take a live look outside at san francisco. you can tell that it's rained a little bit. even though the clouds are

the charles schultz museum exhibits, she works behind a cartoon.stroyed schultz's childhood home in santa rosa, along with others. the grand reopening with professional photographers who took photos of fans to help replace those lost in the fire. >>> it is the ewing era and the stars came out to watch the big debut for hoyas head coach and the homecoming that captured the attention of the nation. >> the political divide. the candidate for u.s. senate in alabama stands accused of fondng no mom,on my car insurance of money by switching to geico. i should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico can help you save money on your homeowners insurance too? great! geico can help insure our mountain chalet! how long have we been sawing this log? um, one hundred and fourteen years. man i thought my arm would be a lot more jacked by now. i'm not even sure this is real wood. there's no butter in this churn. do my tris look okay? take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. >>> patrick ewing era as georgetown's he

and you say, wait, there arese five billion people or whatever there were at the time, only one charles schultz, i don't like my odds. [laughter] so i put that on hold for many years, did the corporate route, worked for a big bank, a number of jobs, worked at the phone company and did a number of jobs. and when my career stalled at both of those places, now that enough time has gone by i can tell you the real reason that my career stalled in both places. at the bank my boss with called me in one day, and there was an opening for a promotion. and i was sort of obvious person for it. i was kind of an up and comer, you know, working on my mba and everything. and she said i don't know how to tell you this, but the company's getting a lot of heat because we have no diversity in senior management. and she said until further notice, we can't promote you because you're a white male. and i said, well, how long's going to last? [laughter] she's like, well, how long did it take us to get to this point, you know? it's not going to be fast. so i started looking for a new job right away thinking, you know, o

. >>> the charles m. schultz museum is open.oring the peanuts -- ash got inside and it was a lengthy process to get everything back in order. >> the art on the wall had to be taken off and conservators came in and then we started cleaning the environment. we bruought in air scrubbers. >> 21 air scrubbers to pull ash and dust out of the air. a cleaning crew went over everything. they wanted to help bring the community back together and make new memories. you can see they took family pictures and framed them for free. >>> still ahead, our top story. storm concern in the north bay. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ we )ve learned that the north by fires that destroyed so many >>> recapping tonight's top stories we learned the north bay fire that destroyed so many homes also damaged storm drains. >> warning about potential flooding. crews are in the neighborhood up there tonight inspecting drains. there a

schultz. my question, charles, to you, why is donna doing this? she split the democrat party.ter hillary and bill and now president -- why is she doing this? >> i think, for two things. one is, i think that she really does, i think she really does sort of unburden herself with everything that she saw. i think that, there is, a lot of everything she says there is a lot of truth to it. openly talking about hillary clinton's health issues, that every democrat in the country was completely ignoring and pretending didn't exist. i think that suggests that she is probably telling a lot of truth. i think other thing, stuart is, the fact that hillary clinton, the clinton people are done. stuart: yeah. >> no one fears the clintons anymore. what is really sad for democrats is, apparently nobody, or at least, donna brazile doesn't fear barack obama anymore. and the idea that the two, the two entities that have controlled the democratic party for the past 25 years are completely gone, suggests that the democrat, republicans in virginia are not the only people that are looking at a tough ro

. >> charles: i think it would be amazing they do want her to speak. donna brazile also ripped debbie wasserman schultzthe perks she had and listen it was the height of aerogance, the campaign was the height of aerogance, the way the dnc ran itself was the height of aerogance and they thought they would whistle their way on to the throne if you will and everything has been derailed since. >> yes it was and anyone who thinks donna brazile or pretend ing donna brazile is explaining that's not real is spreading a fiction why was debbie wasserman schultz fired just before the democratic national convention? because of that very corruption they were tilting the scale in favor of hillary clinton and the delegate it supported bernie sanders were furious about that and she couldn't get in a convention where it was divided against itself already and now we find out from donna brazile that the cancer ran deep and i think that it's very intentional on her part. not just to sell books. donna brazile wants to continue to be apart of the democratic party. >> charles: but she is signaling that the new democratic part