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charlie brown, lucy, linus, they were all white.was pretty dope of that lady, but, uh-- [cheers and applause] yeah, but-- but at the same time, also kind of a weird reaction to a tragedy. i mean, martin luther king is dead, there's chaos in the streets, and her first reaction is, "maybe charlie brown can help." like, i wonder if there's some nice suburban lady today going, "did you know they're putting kids in cages? "we gotta get garfield on the case. where is he?" [laughter] and-- and the creator of "peanuts," charles schulz, he made sure that franklin's arrival was a statement. his first appearance in the comic strip was at a beach swimming with white kids. and that may seem trivial now, but don't forget, for many people in 1968, blacks and whites swimming together was not a normal thing, and this image was seen by 100 million people. 'cause "peanuts" in the '60s had the same kind of cultural dominance as "friends" in the '90s, which, unlike "peanuts," never managed to add a full-time black friend. for more on this civil rights t

but expect to see charlie brown and the gang along with two-story ice slides s to open in just a couple of weeks. it will run through the holiday tason. >>se artisans do such a magnificent job. le>> incred at what they do. >>> so lauryn ricketts is here to talk to us about the halloween forecastow the rest of the week is shaping up. >> we do have rain for the rest of t b week not tonight, though. i'm really excited. and that's all i have. ba to you. >> i'm so excited for halloween. this someone of my favorite holidays. we have blue conditions out there. what are y'all laughing at? >> your favorite holiday? how is celebrating dead things and -- >> i know. >> moving on. >> it's probably the candy. >> i just had a snickers bar. i think i also have a cavity. current temperatures in the 50s, 60s closer to central virginia. as far as your halloween plan ser concerned, that sun going down ten minutes after 6 p.m. tonight. then temperatures will be falling through the 60s as we head into the lat evening. enjoy it out there. even if you're not trick or ou're headed be out to the haunted forest.

re-creating snes from a charlie brown christmas. this is popular ice attraction at the gaylord resort. inside, things are kept at a frigid 9 degrees. you can expect to see characters from charlie brown and four two-story ice slides. it will be ready in the next couple weeks and it will be open through the holiday season. >> we go every year. i love it. it is amazing to see what these guys do. the temperatures are way colder than our area. just amazing what goes on there. and i love the slides. if you put the part they give youelow your bottom, you go a lot faster down that slide. >> or take some waffle paper. >> okay. 9 degrees there? tonight.ide we're sit go at 64 degrees of 5e it has been a boufl night. down to degrees by 11:00. a nice cool evning. no r across our area. we're dry and we'll stay nice and dry over the next couple days until we get to the end of the week. that means on the dry side. this tells you what's going on. we've got the cool air around notice this storm is making its way to the north of chicago. no how the cl

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we are [laughter] like charlie brown with the football.re like charlie brown with the football [laughter] do not behoodwinked, bamboozled. wisconsin, do not fall for that kind of fear mongering. because while they are distracting you, with all of this stuff, they are robbing you blind. cuts by theing tax billions and they don't want you to notice. look, look over there. they are sabotaging your health care, no, look, look. they are rewriting our laws about keeping the water and air clean. look, look over there. they are like a pack of cons. where a door-to-door salesman sale -- aell you a security system and someone tries to sneak in the back door. wherelike "home alone" they try to snake through the doggie door. i guess you are too young for that. there is a more important point. when words stop meaning anything. when people can just make up anything. democracy does not work. society cannot work. if we -- if you can just say and there are no consequences if it turns out that what you're saying is not true, then how are we going to have an

images that they came up with included charlie brown and the peanuts characters.in version of e.t., even cookie monster. the only rules for the contest -- i think so. that was cookie monster. the only rules for the contest are pumpkins cannot be carved during work hours. no prize, the winner just gets bragging rights. >> oh. >>> and finally a little girl's costume that completely freaked everybody out. take a look. this is maya trick-or-treating in the philippines. >> wow. so her costume makes it look like she's headless while carrying around her own head on a plate. she did a great job staying in character. maya kept all her treats in the part of her neck where her head should have been. >> kind of cute but mostly creepy. >> mostly creepy. been. >> kind of cute but mostly creepy. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight.

charlie brown is more my speed.. some candy corn.. maybe a pumkin pie and i'm happy. were little.. i used to dress up.. now this is what you get.. at least i wore orange and black.. since i'm dressed up as a giants fan.. let's take a look at the best dressed giant: hunter pence..he always goes all out for halloween.. he's lurch from the adam's family and i think that's his wife as cousin "it" ... he just became a free agent so we don't know what jersey he'll be dressed up in when baseball season starts. the other standout costumes that caught my eye.. were all hockey players.. check out check out homer and marge simpson (thats' conner mcdavid from the oilers) ben bishop from the dallas stars looks like a beast next to his beautiful wife (he's 6 foot 7) and here's matt dookane from the ottawa senators and his wife as skeletons.. and this is also a pregnancy announcement.. you see the little skeleton baby in her stomach? . ( darya )ahhh.. my two little babies are grown up now.. so no more costumes.. but this was my favorite: my daughter can't kill me for showing this be

it is like lucy and charlie brown with a football.hard to not when you have people being cornered in elevators. let's take a look at the numbers on screen, you can't deny the donations, the record so far from 2016-17, 1.25 million for the center of popular democracy from george soros, or i should say george soros and the most important what we are speaking about, 730,000, to the 16 first fund behind funding for the anti-cavanagh ads that jen was talking about. and to protest and harass people who support brett cavanagh when this investigation is ongoing. >> we don't know if these people are paid to harass anyone because giving money to the organization does not translate to these people being paid and republicans want to frame this as harassment, i-frame it is participating in our democracy. our democracy dies in darkness and the bottom line is these people were given the opportunity to shed light on dark places in our democracy like we see going on with the supreme court battle and many other situations in our country. here's what i

. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, the great pumpkin "charlie brown" and station 19 airs at 9:00 p.m. and how to get away with murder and stay with us for "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> and 11:35, jimmy kimmel live. >> all right. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a pastor and hospice chaplain from rolla, missouri... a museum development assistant from adairsville, georgia... and our returning champion, a software development manager from johns creek, georgia... ...whose 4-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you all. johnny, thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] the ow we've been enjoying the performance of our champion alan dunn, and he's been enjoying himself also with over $87,000 in earnings. jessica and mark, i've said this so many times to challengers on the program. it could happen to you also. let's go to work, shall we? one daily double, of course, coming up in this first round in one of these categories... ap biology... each resp

. >> and i added charlie brown and the great pumpkin. >> paul bunyan. >> already.et'al about t weather. enjoy it the next couple of layer working this morning. you can see the cloud deck through the san bruno gap.sfo. clouds to mostly sunny conditions as cooling trend continues. let's look at how the clouds evapora evaporate. never completely during the afternoon hours. mostly sunny this afternoon. let's see what the dry cold front does to our temperatures as we will have only 62 at half moon bay. santa cruz, 68. low 70s around the bay. mid-70s in your inland neighborhoods. tonight even cooler this morning. cloud cover the same. fog in the north bay. a little more drizzle there. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s in the east bay valleys. low to mid-50s the rest of us. heading to the beach, 5:00 tomorrow and the next 36 hours to 5:00 friday afternoon, we've got southerly swell that could be dangerous with sneaker waves, rip currents, pretty big breakers there. if you want to go to the beach and enjoy some of the 70-degree warmth. it should calm down. temperatures

catch the great pumpkin charlie brown. at 9:00 child support. 2020. and the news at 11:00. >> there's a man who is buying classic cars and giving them to strangers. to fix up. >> not just strangers. but troubled teens in hopes of giving them the keys to a few future. -- new future. >> one of our stars. >> san francisco bay view. there's a garage. people are working on cars. who have no idea how to work on cars. and that's not a problem. in fak, it's a solution. >> the project is a capacity program. that centered around at risk youth. and work on bad ass old american muscle cars. >> a company that manages venues around san francisco. every friday night, he's here. in the autoshop he had built. >> we have hopefully a very big day ahead today. we want to try and knock out getting that motor inside of the car. >> jordan and the rest of the mentors recruit at risk teens. and teach them the art of restoration. >> this was the last car i ever drove with my grandfather. >> this is grandpa's car. >> you're putting in the hands of teenagers that you barely met.

>> with youth voters, it is always about charlie brown and the football.aire tom steyer is trying to change that. he is spending billions of dollars -- millions of dollars to convince younger voters to turn out, working on college campuses. a lot of online social media work where those voters hangouts. we will see how effective his investment has been, at that has been a niche where he has been trying to specialize in terms of getting the turnout whipped up. >> you mentioned obama and back 2008, he got credit for mobilizing these voters we are talking about today. i wonder why the mechanism that he used in the election of 2008 is not effective or in play today as we speak. presidential elections are always a bit different from midterms. he had what was referred to as the obama coalition. he mobilized african-american voters, hispanics, youth. he did well among women voters. he was able to put together this powerful coalition. that is harder to do a midterm election, because all of these races are individual. senate races in misery or indiana or house races

. >> we paid for all of the improvements but like lucy and charlie brown, the football gets taken away from us and we need accountability on the money we've already spent. >> canceling the gas tax will stall projects and delay plan and repairs. baker is with the citizen valley leadership group. >> we are in this situation because we have an extraordinarily amount of roads and because of that we have a backlog and road repair. >> a lot of cities are not in the position that maine metropolitans are and it shouldn't be them to pay taxes for san francisco and l.a. to fix their roads. >> it was unclear how much traction this idea had. it's important to stay on the road and a message to make sure they know they have a message. the bus tour is in sacramento now and head to the valley. jesse gary, ktvu fox to news. >>> the trump administration is considering a move that would roll back protections for transgender people. the department of health and human services is proposing to make a legal change to narrow the definition. the department said the listed on a person's birth certificate as ori

. >> this year's ice extravaganza takes you inside a charlie brown christmas. in two weeks, this holiday ice paradise will open to visitors. before that can happen dozens of artists from china have to shape the peanuts characters. >> to see something like this come to life from what they're seeing in the drawings, it is incredible. >> everything they're doing. >> more than 2 million pounds of dice will be u to bring the classic cartoon to life. it open november 16 and runs through the holidays. that should be quite a sight to see. >>> here's somethinglse to see. not just humans. plenty of animals getting in on it as well. there you go. there's babae leading the way. they're having a good time there. to check out more of those pictures, search national zoo halloween. >> now pat has beeorking all year on the community garden. >> yes. summer is a over now it's time to prep the bed for winter. i'll show you what you can do tr are the bed for spring. >> plus, the perfect trick or >> plus, the perfect trick or .reat forecast i'm abigail spanberger, and i approve this

it's the great pumpkin charlie brown and story of terror. it's a good show. station 19 airs at 9:00 p.m. followed by how to get away with murder and stay with us for abc news at 11:00. >>> here you probably heard the program we initiated, trying to build a better bay area. we introduced you to an oakland woman works two jobs and yet she's homeless. >> so many viewers responded and changed the course of this woman's future. >> it's overwhelming to me. you know. i just -- i'm not the person that asks for help. >> abc 7 news reporter has this update to the story of jane. >> this is my home. >> this is how we met jane parys i. working two jobs and living out of her car in oakland. as hope was beginning to fade for her, something happened. let's start with councilmember rebecca kaplan. >> it's important to recognize the humanity of the people living on our streets and sidewalks. >> kaplan watched her story and that same night oakland city council passed a measure allowing church parking lots to serve as safe places for people sleeping in their vehicles. that plan

>> jeff flake wins the charlie brown wishy-washy award. there is no predicting that. and collins -- they don't have courage peered there waiting to see with the other one does peered so who knows? >> sean: what you think, monica? >> i think he gets confirmed by the clarence thomas to split, 52-48. >> sean: thank you for all being with us. i hope for the sake of fairness and due process that equal justice under the law and the presumption of innocence prevails here. when we come back, more on his exclusive reporting. he was in the middle of a mob earlier today with protest. we have a sebastian gorka and dan bongino here not because we continue to monitor where will this go? judge kavanaugh writing in "the wall street journal," i am an independent and impartial judge. more next. ♪ you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. and an ice plant.rs with 70-me

>> jeff flake wins the charlie brown wishy-washy award. there is no predicting that.ki and collins -- they don't have courage. there waiting to see with the other one does. so who knows? >> sean: what you think, monica? >> i think he gets confirmed by the clarence thomas split, 52-48. >> sean: thank you for all being with us. i hope for the sake of fairness and due process that equal justice under the law and the presumption of innocenceua prevails here. when we come back, more on his exclusive reporting. he was in the middle of a mob earlier today with protest. we have dr. sebastian gorka and dan bongino here not because we continue to monitor where will this go?o? judge kavanaugh writing in "the wall street journal," i am an independent and impartial judge this very evening. more next. ♪ that last place was pretty nice. i don't like this whole thing. i think we can do better. change is hard. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? principal. we can help you plan for that. ♪ >> sean: earlier today, our own chris jenkins spoke with a lot of these

we can be charlie brown's teacher all daylong but you grab people through the arts. and so, even our san francisco symphony performing copeland's coal mine remove is huge. when our symphony is involved, it's all over. our symphony is involved. if you are not involved you are the only person who isn't involved in this. i think our symphony is probably the first symphony to say you know, we're going to take on this issue. so, that was totally exciting. our cultural centers, you know, we've got five around this city. the chinese cultural center was featuring seven artists with photography. our african american culture center, day-long symposium with panels and performance, right. this is one of the photographers with the chinese cultural center. the climate music project. again, it's part of the beat batteries and the coffee pot. people go from one to the other and stop at the climate music project, which was going on all day on the steps of the library. they come out, perform around what you want the future to sound like. lots of rappers, spoken word, classical musicia

he's done it to all members of congress. , it is almost like when lucy puts the football and asks charlie brown to kick it, and she pull s it away away and he lands square on his butt. mark: when i look at the public opinion polling in california, the areas in which there seems to the vast disagreements, here californians want to go and where the federal government is going now -- abortion choice, gun laws, and environmental policy. sen. feinstein: what was the third again? mark: environmental policy. there are vast differences. what would you do to take action in those areas to represent californians in these areas where policy at the federal level is going in a different direction? sen. de leon: that is why we have to export california values to washington, not the other way around. oftentimes that is washington speak for, we can't do this, no, no, no. if we take no for an answer continuously, we accept defeatism. i think that is what washington has become. that is why california continues to be the leader not for the nation, but the world. on the issue of climate change, i believe it is ever

not just throwing this away when i say buy the spy go back to april, you'll remember this call, charlie brownion, up 10% we reached that. do i think we have another 10% by year end? of course not. another 5% to get to 3,000 once these interest rate adjustments are made, get clarity on china, which will come from the earnings season, buy the spiders, another 5% from year to year end. >> thank you josh >> i reiterate what i said on google, we don't know a lot of the details. it is never good when there has been some activity that should have been disclosed that had not been disclosed i'm sure we'll get the pr spin from the company later i'm a shareholder. i don't view google plus as being important. i've seen google play multibillion dollar fines and have the stock go higher so i wouldn't look at this as something that will doom the company or affect the next quarter earnings. >> make sure everyone is clear too, stocks at the lows of the day, down just about 30 bucks. that's about 2.5%. >> 30 bucks on an $1100 stock, yeah >> zion hit $51 stock, banking stock of course. they're buying the 55 cal

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. >> every cycle we think about charlie brown and lucy with the football where right before electionlls that football back and we are all left disappointed. over the last 32 years young voters have been consistent in the fact that they have chosen not to show up, about one in five have shown up between 16 and 20% over that cycle. however, leading into this election we are tracking the most significant increase of enthusiasm that we've seen in the history of this poll. the good news is i think they will show up, the bad news is ty are likely to show up is because of the trauma and the pain that they've endured over the short history of their adult lives. >> charlie cook, that could apply to all demographic groups as far as a lot of people showing up. i've seen early voting numbers. actually even going beyond what we saw in the presidential election in 2016. >> yeah. i think we're going to see a modern mid-term election high in terms of turn out across the board. with younger voters we'll see a mid-term election record. if 100 of them show up, that's a record. this is a low bar. i hope

but like lucy and charlie brown, the football always gets taken away from us.ility on the money that we already spend for the roads and the fourth highest gas taxes what we used to have and now we have the highest. if you vote yes you save yourself about $600 to $800 depending on how much you drive and you are paying the fourth highest gas tax in the company so there is more than enough money to fix this. we need accountability and a yes vote. >> reporter: a couple of weeks out, how does it look? >> the title was switched on as so when you open up the ballot, and you look at prop six, it no longer says gas tax repeal. it says repeal, road repairs and it does nothing of the sort. it is the gas tax repeal and they change the title to try to scare. >> reporter: who is they? backstay politicians. they took a red pen out and changed the title. we are using these rallies to get the word out if you want to repeal the gas tax, vote yes on prop six and a yes vote repeals the gas tax. mackey you're going from here where? you had a rally earlier. >> we are going around th

. >> charlie brown.f plaintiffs' lawyers are trying to make money and you're siding with them. stuart: my producers say i can't respond. >> i finally got you. stuart: i think that's all about getting these e-cigarettes out of the hands of people under the age of 18, what's wrong with that? >> it's about freedom of speech. it's the parents' job to keep cigarettes out of the hands of people under 18. stuart: why not? >> commercial speech is protected by the first amendment just like political speech is. stuart: if the marketing is designed and the flavored cigarette kind of things, if the market is designed to hook people under the age of 18, hook them on dangerous drug don't you think the government has responsibility? >> it's lawful, it's profitable. stuart: not under 18 it's not. >> do you want the government that can't deliver the mail telling your children how to behave? stuart: you've not answered the question, it is illegally for kids to get ahold of nicotine under the age of 18, what's wrong with t

. >> good morning, mayor, chair kim, supervisor brown, supervisor peskin. my name is charlie lavri. i'm a chairman with the operator's union. we represent almost 40,000 members across four states. we are the largest construction local in the u.s. i want to start by thanking supervisor yee for bringing this forward today. we really appreciate that you're focusing on workplace safety, and we want to let you know that we share that concern and that our member safety and their going home safely to their friends and families every evening is our priority. we believe that the best way forward here is to establish a working group of industry professionals and experts, including contractors and unions like the operating engineers with the expertise on the ground to develop a uniform r.f.p. safety questionnaire for all city departments. and we want to let you know that representatives of local three are ready to make themselves available to work toward that goal, so thank you for your time this morning. >> supervisor yee: thank you, and thank you for your p willingness. thank you. >> supervi

met and married bassist ray brown and was forging a new style of music together with charlie parker aren't tatum roiled ridge and dizzy gillespie a style called bebo. shared a deep musical bond with dizzy who would become an important teacher. she stood next to dizzy gillespie in all of these great great bebop players the people that invented be able and she could hold her own you know so the people that end up scattering. good next to her would be people like dizzy gillespie and wright eldridge and people that actually play horns if you learn bebop heads all the charlie parker tillman's and all those bebop licks you know never there's never room for sure rigid ways you know. i tell them like l. is a great one because she used a great syllables it was just very natural for her when she and provide us you know and i think she is the greatest scat singer even today to me she's the greatest gets a. chance to really really. show she. needed to. prove that you. didn't because she didn't need no not good. numbers so she invented a language you know that is actually taught you know or know you go

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charlie? >> it sounds like the same thing -- agreement that wouldn't be allowed to be made under this new law, that jerry brownlot of liberal groups who are strongly against those who are maintaining that there could have even been pressure because she said, we talked it out. no one has a recording of the conversation, no one knows if there was another layer of abuse that went on there where he said something like i will ruin your life if you keep going with this. she retracted it and maybe should get the donation out of it, maybe doesn't. >> martha: that would be ugly. >> i don't know if that is what happened. none of us were on the phone or in the veil elevator but there are so many different angles to how these go, and it so complicated and harmful on both sides now. you have to be aware that anything could have gone on. >> the thing that is most disturbing about the situation was dianne feinstein and dr. ford, and that situation, there was a process in place to keep her identity secrets, and look into the allegations seriously and then everybody that makes a decision is in charge of making a decision on th

wisconsin, debbie of michigan, sharon brown of ohio, bob case i of minnesota all surging ahead of the republican opponents. well ahead of them. for more i'm joined by charlientributing editor -- charlie, help us out here. i have intuitive thoughts about this like you do. what can you tell us about the people you talk to? bobby casey is not going to get beat. the president said at the rally the other day, it's too bad he kicked away a lifelong career in the house. he's gone. nobody is going to beat sharon brown and debbie, don't talk about that race. baldwin is going to win. why is the midwest went down or trump all the way, liked him, to the point of giving him the election, turned him off? >> well, i think we're seeing the limits of the transferability of trumpian appeal. look, these are not red states. these are either blue states or they are purple states. and this is kind of the reverse. when trump makes the election about himself, it is kind of the reverse of your previous conversation because, you know, yeah, that might motivate voters in tennessee and texas to turnout, but in states like pennsylvania and michigan and ohio and wisconsin, the key to t