kindest regards, charles m. schulz. he was initially hesitant about integrating both stripped because he didn't know he could write such a character. so he didn't want to be patronizing as well but what happened was schulz and harriet exchanged correspondence and harry it had some african-american friends and neighbors right to him encouraging him and what resulted was the introduction of franklin to the strip. charles schulz was also good friends with ronald reagan when he was governor of california so we have a lot of correspondence between shultz and reagan, not only when reagan was governor but when he was president. schulz was also involved, we have some photographs of him visiting the white house and meeting president jimmy carter and there is a ceremony to talk about the easter seals. our collection is open to all sorts of researchers, we work from kids doing their history project, sixth graders or 7 traders to teach the candidate's writing their dissertations are books about shall so this collection is a large c

by the time creator charles schulz died in 2000, the cartoon worldwide. kevin: there is a trending thing peanut' -- here' s a version of erin and i. i love your shoes. erin: they are very fashionable. kevin: fantastic. [laughter] your extended forecast, a couple of showers possible, a little brighter, a touch warmer. erin: i liked your hair. starting tonight at 5:00, what do you most want to know about this group of presidential candidates? see if your curiosity matches what most voters are searching

peanuts gang celebrating their 65th anniversary as a comic strip made by the legendary cartoonist charles schulzu.s. postal service has released ten forever stamps celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of the most popular holiday classics of all time. i love this one. i love love love it when it comes on "a charlie brown christmas," released back in 1965. >> guess what, we're just one month away from the release of the peanuts movie. the first new peanuts film in 35 years. >> i'm going to take the kids to this one. i can't wait. >> will charlie look any older than 8 1/2 years? >> no, he botoxed well and had good surgery. >> good genes or good doctors, charlie brown. >> next to a very special gesture from taylor swift. to a very special child. >> swift has a long history of donating to charity as you know. we're hearing that she's donated $50,000. >> to a 13-month-old nephew of one of her backup dancers who is battling cancer. >> swift writing on baby aiden's go fund me page, all of us are praying for you and your mama and sending so much love your way. >> she does do so much to -- for charity.

it rings true once visiting charles schulz museum. >> you get to be old and gray and you can get differents out of it. >> it's a constant in life. >> if you look at the 17,# 897 comic strips, if you look, you'll see some new ones. this one, from 1950s has detail. but by 1990s, shultz had gone minutalist. and now we have a movie that is anything but. >> we needed to do something special. >> you may recognize this man as craig shultz who has written a new movie due to be released november 6th. and yes, it is in three d. >> when you fill it in and there is nothing to think about, you don't have to think. >> but this is a digital age with a new audience. he went into detail to keep details right. >> outline of the clouds. that is how my dad drew it in the comic strip. >> so is it possible to evolve with characters that remain the same? don't bet against it, especially when the characters ring true. >> these connections that it brings. you're going to get me choked up, now. >> people still get he megsal over that. >> it's classic. >> change is on the way. >> yes. changes are on the way but not

it rings true once visiting charles schulz museum. >> you get to be old and gray and you can get differentt. >> it's a constant in life. >> if you look at the 17,# 897 comic strips, if you look, you'll see some new ones. this one, from 1950s has detail. but by 1990s, shultz had gone minutalist. and now we have a movie that is anything but. >> we needed to do something special. >> you may recognize this man as craig shultz who has written a new movie due to be released november 6th. and yes, it is in three d. >> when you fill it in and there is nothing to think about, you don't have to think. >> but this is a digital age with a new audience. he went into detail to keep details right. >> outline of the clouds. that is how my dad drew it in the comic strip. >> so is it possible to evolve with characters that remain the same? don't bet against it, especially when the characters ring true. >> these connections that it brings. you're going to get me choked up, now. >> people still get he megsal over that. >> it's classic. >> change is on the way. >> yes. changes are on the way but not until afte

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and charles schulz, the dari: he has a movie coming out. steve: michael jackson died in dire financial straits. incredible. dari: except for the shopping bags full of cash. steve: thank you very much. jason pierre paul has rejoined the giants after a fourth of july accident mangled his hands. he worked out with the team today and talked to the medical staff. the coach says he will not play on sunday against the saints but may make the trip to new orleans to be around his teammates and get back in the swings of things. he could go back for week 10. dari: apparently he was the most eligible bachelor, but derek jeter reportedly proposed to his model girlfriend, hanna davis, of three years on sunday. the two have been dating, yes, off and on for three years. last year when jeter retired from the yankees after 20 reasons is because he wanted to start a family. no word on the wedding date. however, women everywhere are heartbroken by the news. many of them taking to twitter to express their sadness. kate thompson saying derek jeter isn't allowed

in the past year.elvis presley is disisnt second - pulling in 55 million.and "peanuts" creator charles schulz rounds out the top three.that's your money watch. for more log on to cbs money watch dot com. in new york im 3 3 a former veneneelan prosecutor makes a daring accusation... calling the trial of an opposition leader a total sham. c - n - n's rafael romo tells us his story... and shows us the consequences he's facing after he made s an open-and-shut case.at ledst that's what venezuelan authorities said when former opposition leader leopoldo lopez was sentenced in in prison after finding him guilty of public instigation, conspiracy.but in a dramatic turn of events, one of the two prosecutors in charge of the was all based on lies and false testimony. a farce, he nicolas maduro and nationana assemblylyresident diosdado cabello to get rid of their main opposition leader. (franklin nieves, former venezuelan prosecutor) "100 per cent of e investigation, including the testimonies of detained the students, the testimonies of the attorney forced to testify and so on. all of those people gave fa

peanuts creator charles schulz took in 40 million. bob marley and elizabeth taylor rounded out the top 5 at 20 million apiece. >> stay in the after life and keep raking in the bucks. there you go. >> we're closing in on 5:00, the mets find themselves trailing the royals in the world series after putting up a fight that lasted 14 innings, the longest world series start in history. >> also today, family members and fellow police officers will gather to mourn the loss of an nypd officer killed in the line of duty. >> donald trump enters . >>> this is new york's number 1 news channel 7 eyewitness news with lori stokes and ken rosato, heather o'rourke with traffic, and bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now eyewitness news this morning. >>> good morning, it's 5 a.m. and a late night for mets fans with an unhappy ending. the mets bow down to the royals in game 1 of the world series, and we have all the late night highlights and the low lights as we look ahead to game 2. >> today loved ones and members of the mourning nypd c

paying tribute to sharls schulz -- charles schulz coming up. . >>> a look at the top stories. the usgs recorded earthquakes. >> a 3.1 that hit at 12:44. . >>> the national hurricane center this morning just down graded patricia from a category one hurricane to a tropical storm. winds currently at 50 miles per hour. >> the mexican government is warning it's still early. causing more dablg than original originallied. -- originally feared. mexico's president is going to go through and survey what it left behind. but it crumbled. >> yeah. in 24 hours, going from the worst recorded in the western hemisphere. >> and now, 13 hours. as fast as it built, it crumbled. still trying to figure out what's going ob over mexico. >>> tier hooerer no complaints. mix of sun and clouds. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. just a few degrees is what i'm talking about. might not notice. the cloud, a mid and a high level cloud. the visibility is improving. 4 miles in santa rosa. that drive through 10 one to one 16, visibility lower than that. that shade could be the patchy, dense fog. when it's

numero 65 desde la aparicion de las caricaturas "peanuts" en 7 periodicos en 1950.su creador, charles schulz asÍ los días pÚblico su total apoyo de la obra teatral que protagoniza elizabeth junto a otras actrices esto nos lleva a la siguiente pregunta. aceptarÍa usted el apoyo de un ex, incluso cuando usted tiene una pareja? nancy: y al hijo, seguro. si no hay hijos, es su decisiÓn. pienso que es muy feo que usted vaya por la vida hablando mal de las personas con la que usted estuvo un tiempo. carla: pienso que en el caso de bisbal, si hubiese sido una pareja, tambiÉn saldrÍa a defenderlo. me parece una persona intachable. me pasÓ y yo salÍ a defender un ex que estaba acusado de violencia de gÉnero, yo sabÍa que esa era persona era un incapaz y saliÓ defenderl y en ese momento yo tenÍa pareja. me parece justo que daÑen a su imagen pÚblica por un malentendido, son muchas las figuras pÚblicas que hoy estÁn pasando por eso. en el caso de william, fue muy lindo recibir el twitter, apoyando al iceberg y apoyÁndolos a nosotros en este proyecto. mindos por ellos como familia. eric:quÉ mejor claras

the scrippse won howard charles m. schulz award as the top college cartoonist locker award for outstanding college editorial cartoonist. so all you budding editorial cartoonists out there, it starts in high school and college. a highabout to become school history teacher when the him a park press offered job in 1994. he became a full-time editorial '96.onist there in in april 1998 steve won the editorialrize for cartooning. he won the pulitzer prize again in 2009 for, among other works, his depictions of the 2008 presidential campaign which of course has been the topic of discussion at this conference, the 2008 financial crisis and drugs in major league baseball. july 2001 he returned to his home state to join the staff of tribune.iego union his editorial cartoons are nationally syndicated by copley regularlyce and appear in the "new york times," week, u.s.y, news news and world report. hi comic strinld, grand avenue, appears in more than 150 newspapers across the country. next to steve is mike peters, is recognized as one of

in 1991 steve one the charles m. schulz award as the top college cartoonist and the john locke award for editorial cartoonist. so all you biting editorial cartoonists out there, it starts in high school and college. he was about to become a high school history teacher when he was offered a job in the art department in 1994. he became the full-time editorial cartoonists in 1996. in april of 1998, steve won the pulitzer prize for editorial cartooning. he won the pulitzer prize begin in 2009, for among other works, his depictions of the 2008 presidential campaign which, of course, has been a topic of discussion at this conference. the 2008 financial crisis and drugs in major league baseball. in july 2000 when he returned to his home state to join the staff of the "san diego union-tribune." his editorial cartoons our national syndicated and regulate appear in the "new york times," "usa today," "newsweek," "u.s. news & world report." his comic strip, grand avenue, appears in more than 150 newspapers across the country. next tues

charles cook. and he has been on mtv more times than the video for billy jean. next to me andrew schulz. one of the stars of "benders" premiering october 1st, that's today. let's start the show. not so fast, donald. tom brady says he didn't endorse donald trump when he made an offhand remark that a trump presidency, quote, would be great. when asked who he was supporting he said something refreshing. i don't know. he admitted, i don't even know what the issues are. i haven't paid attention to politics if a longtime. nor should he of the he is busy. he has enough to worry about leading the greatest team in history to another super bowl victory. i will go one step further. tom brady shouldn't vote at all and neither should anybody who doesn't keep up with thish view -- the issues. i never agreed with rocking the vote. encouraging people to vote for the sake of voting doesn't make the country better. it matches low information voters with low quality politicians. take a knee, tom brady and leave the voting to people like me, people who aren't really great at anything, but have an abundance