. >>> the former child actor who provided the voice of charlie brown in the original television specials open for a new start after his release from prison. he just said most of the five sentence. he says he will ill and wishes he had sought treatment before things got out of hand.>> i would recommend to anybody that has bipolar disorder to take it seriously because you live in turn around. >> charlie brown's voice in the most popular pianist television special in the 60s. the letter careers in radio and real estate. >>> it's individual between general motors and the united auto workers union. this bill reported was with the improved pass to bring workers and the ratification bonus from gm. the meetings start tomorrow. gm has confirmed plans to spend about ,7.7 billion production. >>> take a live look at okay. study is looking out advised airplane seats us. the.net weather infarct. they will not let the children or disabled past. >> is the first study of its kind. it's possible they could be no relation. delta airlines is launching the service that will allow some passengers to board so

the electorate will, i'm afraid, have a sense that we are all like charlie brown, endlessly running upkick the ball, only to have parliament take it away. the lib dems want an early poll too, but it's not their first choice. if there is not the support for a people's vote in this parliament, then we need to look at the other way to do that. and in john bercow's last week as speaker, an mp finally discovers how to impress him. he really is an encyclopaedia of arguably useful information. but first, boris johnson‘s latest attempt to persuade mps to vote for an early general election has failed. 0n the very day the prime minister had to accept a delay to brexit. we are not now leaving on thursday. mrjohnson wants to hold an election on december the 12th, but under the law to thirds of mps, 434 of them, had to vote for it. speaker: the ayes to the right, 239. the noes to the right, 270. the ayes haveit the noes to the right, 270. the ayes have it but the motion does not obtain the majority required under the fixed—term parliaments act, 2011, and because... 0rder, i'm coming to the right ho

it's like lucy pulling the football away from charlie brown, only in this case, charlie brown is donnierange, and we are, i don't know what we are, i guess we're the dirt. and if that all wasn't enough, the inspector general of the state department called an urgent meeting with members of congress. he scheduled it yesterday for this morning. all we knew it was highly unusual. after the meeting, jamie rask held a strange little chat with the press. >> and he wanted to give as you packet of information, which is unclassified. which originally arrived at the department of state addressed to secretary pompeo and looks like this. so it's in calligraphy. says secretary pompeo, attention, and it says the white house. so it may have come from the white house. it may not. we don't know. and there is a series of folders, which all come from trump hotels. so folder after folder that say trump hotel. now i haven't had time to thoroughly scrutinize everything that's in here. but it's essentially a packet of propaganda. >> jimmy: right, so they got a packet of propaganda which is apparently full of s

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it will i'm afraid have a sense that they're all we're all like charlie brown endlessly running up to kick the ball only to have parliament endlessly running up to kick the ball only to have parliament take it away with that boom away yet again only to find the parliament is willing to go along take it away with that boom away yet again only to find the parliament is willing to go along the way and delaying its now that extension. delaying and delaying. now that extension to the line dubbed the flex tension by many accounts by the e.u. would seem that deadline to flex tension by many granted by the e.u. would seem that they push back to january the 31st of next year because of its flexible nate berkus if they push back to january the 31st of next year because of its flexible nature could be before that if parliament has a chance to ratify mr could be before that if parliament has a chance to ratify mr johnson's deal and he says that election on december the 12th would give parliament the thompsons deal and he says that election on december the 12th would give parliament the time

we are lucy pulling the ball on charlie brown." on the republican line, go ahead. that having all of our troops all over the world is centuries now it seems just ridiculous. out any troops that we can from whatever country it is that we are protecting their borders, constantly putting our troops at harm, put an end to it all. we have treaties with japan and other countries where if someone attacks them we are forced to protect them. it is just ridiculous. everybody can't claim the president did this on a when. it takes months to plan this out. it was not just one day sitting down and saying " i am going to pull troops out of syria today." host: do you believe that it did happen that way? certainly the president has wanted to do some version of this for quite some time. i don't think the national security professionals who are constitutionally subordinate to him are blameless. he has called for withdrawals in the past and instead of presenting options there has frequently been a lot of foot dragging. the president is not blameless because some of these are political

and misty are running up to kick the ball only to have a role like charlie brown and mr running up to kick the ball only to have parliament take it away with that boom away yet again only to find the power parliament take it away with that pull away yet again only to find the parliament is willing to go along delaying and delaying. all of it is willing to go along the laying and delaying. on monday morning we saw the e.u. finding the agreeing to an extension to briggs that on monday morning we saw the e.u. finding the agreeing to an extension to briggs that xo called flex tension to january 31st of next year but it's flexible in the sense that it's so called flex tension to january 31st of next year but it's flexible in the sense that if agree if a deal is agreed ratified before that point then it would take place if agree if a deal is agreed ratified before that point then it would take place then however we've also heard from the leader of the opposition the labor leader jeremy corbyn then however we've also heard from the leader of the opposition the labor leader jeremy corby

it reminds me of lucy pulling the football away from charlie brown and then he falls on his back againo i'll believe it when i see it however, i do think china is dealing from a very weak position and trump is dealing from a strong position i think any expectations we have an all-inclusive deal is totally unrealistic. i understand they are focusing on intellectual property right now. i think the real practical thing is that they are not going to solve human rights issues in hong kong and some of these technology transfer issues they are dealing with or industrial subsidies. i think it will be really difficult to deal with currency issues and have good checks and balances on that if you are a company waiting, i just think that's a mistake by ceos and they need to find ways to deal with supply chains >> what do you tell ceos about volatility we are experiencing right now? >> retirement savings is all about the long term. you need to turn away and let it go as far as exposure to china and companies dealing with china over the next three to five years is no reason to overweight in my opini

baseball fun last night for most of the washington national milwaukee brewers game last night, and charlie brownre time. and then, this happened, folks. >> a base hit to right! >> soto, three runs in the eighth inning giving them nationals a relief and a victory. here i am with a moment of a big hit with my son. it was a wonderful moment, lots of memories, go beat l.a. >> greg: so if you go to fox nation and if you don't have it you should get it. and greg gutfeld, the smart person camera -- and we talked a lot about this ukrainian stuff. it is a great conversation. please check it out. now it is time for this. i hate these people! >> i haven't hated these people in a long time, but i really hate the people at the gym. i hate the people so much, i can barely contain any longer. you are sitting on an exercise machine and you are just like this. i mean, i don't give a on the phone. but if somebody is waiting and you are on the phone, you are an absolute loser. you do not deserve to be in the gym. you deserve to be on the street where you belong. you make me sick to my stomach. almost as bad as peo

without the moment of proof, the electric will, i'm afraid, have a sense that we are all like charlie brownlessly running up to kick theall, only to have parliament take it away, whisk that ball away. stephanie: johnson lost that vote but said he will try again later this week. back in this country, oregon congressman greg walden is now the 21st house announce he is retiring at the term. his said today he wants to pursue new opportunities. walden haserved in congress for 20 years. aeshmen congresswoman katie hill is resignid allegations of an affair with a male staffer, and act barred by house rules. she denied those claims, but iknowledges anppropriate relationship with a female campaign aide. ohformer congressmanconyers died sunday two years after being forced from oice. he represented his detroit distri for more than 50 yearsed and heound the congressional black caucus.he resigned in 2017 amid sexual harassment accusations, which he denied. john conyers was 90 years old. stilto come with judy woodruff, a conversation with vice president pce on the u.s. role in syria and the impeachment i

links to pumpkin patches, haunted houses, even see when you can watch charles -- watch "charl" charlie brownank you so much for joining us. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> that fuel tank explosion in crockett. was it triggered by the pleasant hill earthquake? it is just one possibility. >>> i think we dodged a bullet here the last 24 hours. >> a new turn in the investigation. why the atf executed a search warrant. >>> plus, why the water supply could now be at risk in case of an earthquake. sonoma county on edge this evening. >>> muslim students bullied in schools. parents are telling their stories. >>> and bolting and bracing. 7 on your side's michael finney on the question many are asking on the eve of the loma prieta anniversary. >>> it shook us actually knocked us off our chair and feet. >> knocked them off their chairs and feet. one man on what happened whenn east bay fuel storage facility was rocked by an explosion. >> today drone view 7 shows you all the aftermath. you can really see those destroyed containers, the tanks, at the brief nustar facility. good evening. >> thanks f

moment of truth, the electorate will, i'm afraid, have a sense that they are all, we're all like charlie brownlessly running up to kick the ball, only to have parliament take it away, whisk that ball away, t again. >> woodruff: johnson lost that vote, but said he will try again, later this week back in this country, oregon congressman greg walden is n the 21st house republican to announce he is retiring. he said today he wants to pursue new opportunities. walden has served in congress since 1999.an fresongresswoman katie hill has announced her resignation amid allegations of an affair with a male staffer--r something by house rules. the california democrat denies that claim, but she acknowledges an "inappropriate" relationship with a female campaign aide. form congressman john conyer of michigan died sunday, two years ter being forced from office over sexual misconduct. conyers represented his detroit- area district for more than 50 years and was a founding membero of theressional black caucus." he resigned in 2017 amid sexual harassment accusations, which he denied. john conyers was 90-years-

laughter ] well, earlier tonight, abc aired the classic halloween special, "it's the great pumpkin, charlie brownheers and applause they actually updated it a bit at the end of this version, the great pumpkin gets impeached [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause that's right, the impeachment inquiry is in full swing and i heard that today actually marks the one-month anniversary of the impeachment yeah when he heard that, trump was like, "i can't believe nobody got me a present [ laughter ] not even a card from pierre dilecto?" [ light laughter ] now democrats say the impeachment might take longer than expected because each witness keeps providing even more leads [ light laughter ] so basically, trump's legal strategy is commit so many crimes, they can never finish the investigation. [ laughter and applause "they're almost done tell don jr. to rob a bank!" and today the top official from the u.s. embassy in ukraine testified, and one congressman called it his most disturbing day in congress. and that's counting the day mitch mcconnell walked out of the sauna without a towel. [ laughter ] is that his

. >> as we get ready for the charlie brown, halloween, and thanksgiving and christmas specials, lawrence, we expect this to be lucy with the football. that we don't truly expect, you know, president trump to comply and cooperate. we expect he'll continue to just lift up the football and have some new terms. but we're not going to chase him into court. we have his confession co-sibed by mick mulvaney and a lot of kroe corroborating evidence. if they want to participate, we expect they will. if they don't have that, they will obstruct only because they have a consciousness of guilt. and we'll consider this as an article of obstruction of justice. >> congressman eric swalwell, thank you for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> my pleasure, lawrence. >> appreciate it. >> when we come back, why some pentagon officials have been reporting that the death of al baghdadi occurred, their terms, largely in spite of and not because of donald trump. f and n because ofon dald trump. managing type 2 diabetes? audrey's on it. eating right and staying active? on it! audrey thinks she's doing all

i trust john, but i feel a little bit like charlie brown. every time i talk about the justice department, i expect lucy to hold the football and she never does and it concerns me. i don't know exactly what's going on here, but it concerns me. >> chuck rosenberg, former senior official in the justice department, former u.s. attorney, sir, thank you so much for your time again, on short notice. i really appreciate you getting to the studio for us. >> glad to do it, rachel. >> we are following this breaking news tonight from "the new york times." they have jut broken the story the justice department is said to open a criminal inquiry into its own russia investigation. what this means in nonlawyer shorthand is that the president and his loyalist attorney general, bill barr, appear to have moved on to the next phase so they are no longer just vilifying all of the law enforcement and intelligence officials who were involved in opening the initial inquiry into russia interfering in our election and the question of whether or not the trump campaign

without that moment of truth, the electorate will, i‘m afraid, have a sense that we are all like charlie brownall away yet again, only to find that parliament is willing to go on delaying and delaying till the end of january, till february delaying and delaying till the end ofjanuary, till february and beyond. and the frustration will go on, mr speaker. the anxiety will go on. and the ang stand uncertainty thatis on. and the ang stand uncertainty that is felt by millions of people and businesses across the country —— gangster and uncertainty. that is the reality of the opposition course. if i‘m wrong, then the remedy is very simple, mr speaker. the opposition, the right honourable gentleman and all his cohort on the front bench, they can vote for this motion tonight, bring it back, let‘s get brexit done, and then let‘s make our cases, let‘s go our separate ways and make our cases to the country to reboot our politics in the way that our people want. if the leader of the opposition does not wish to take that opportunity, if he wa nts wish to take that opportunity, if he wants simply to delay br

we are lucy pulling the ball on charlie brown." on the republican line, go ahead.having all of our troops all over the world is centuries now it seems just ridiculous. out any troops that we can from whatever country it is that we are protecting their borders, constantly putting our troops at harm, put an end to it all. we have treaties with japan and other countries where if someone attacks them we are forced to protect them. it is just ridiculous. everybody can't claim the president did this on a when. it takes months to plan this out. it was not just one day sitting down and saying " i am going to pull troops out of syria today." host: do you believe that it did happen that way? certainly the president has wanted to do some version of this for quite some time. i don't think the national security professionals who are constitutionally subordinate to him are blameless. he has called for withdrawals in the past and instead of presenting options there has frequently been a lot of foot dragging. the president is not blameless because some of these are political appoi

. >> well, this is like -- lucy moving the football from charlie brown they keep saying going to makee before you ultimately find out that the emperor has no clothes leaking out information to make it looked like there is smoke and innuendo bad things that happened we find out the from republicans on committee when you ask wait there is a report this is happening actually no, that is not the what happened in the committee hearing yet that is when the prose is reporting because schiff won't release anything to the public their playbook that they are going to try to selectively leak out falls misleading information, where schiff can keep building his case thousands of pages of documents nothing of which, by the way, high crimes misdemeanors the constitutional standard for impeachment enough innuendo one-sided behaves democrats want to vote for impeachment can vie to zblufs what is your plan in 2020 this election in terms of of getting back in the majority congressman. >> maria not only are we focused on taking house back but around the country you are seeing a lot of swing districts get

brown hair and hazel eyes last seen at his job last thursday. investigators also received a tip that he may have been spotted in sonoma last friday. he was working at charlie'ssanta rosa mall. >> investigators are working to identify a group of burglars. over three years authorities say the thieves have broken into homes at least 16 times stealing cash and jewelry. investigators say the same three have been seen on video in at least fife of the cases. neil one case 215,000 dollars in purses and fur coats were stolen. no arrests have been made. >> victimmings of past sexual assault has started filing lawsuit under a new state legislation that gives the survivors more time to sue. it gives victims until age 40 to file a lawsuit up from age &. donna stone is one of three suing the irick cease. the lawsuit allege that is the church was aware of what was going on but never took action against the pastor from fremont who has died. >> it's being victors. >> the law takings effect on january 1st. an attorney for stone says he suspects it will apply to pending cases as well. the oakland diocese says they've progressed. >> the mayor of san francisco says the city will

charlie evans and others saying we want to wait for the data and we make a decision. alix: thank you so much. that was a perfect setup for the fed. still with me onset is evan brownt management. it also remind me of what citi you hadich is that mixed data points, but we are ok. evan: we are in the same place. we don't think the cycle is ending. the economy is bending, and a lot of it is the weakness in manufacturing. that is spreading somewhat to services, but we don't think we are headed to a recession. we do think that the labor market can hang in, the consumer can hang in. that is the key for the u.s. economy. as long as we avoid a recession in this market can keep going, but there is going to be plenty of volatility along the way. alix: i feel like i year and a half ago, if we saw a slowdown in the jobs number, we would be like, oh, that is supposed to happen. if we see that tomorrow, is that going to be the narrative? evan: we have seen a pretty quick deceleration in jobs growth. that momentum is a little bit concerning. basis, asall levels long as you are producing 120,000 jobs in a month, that is keeping the unemployment rate steady, and that's what the fe